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WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT Columbia—Big Happiness. Variety—A House Divided. WEATHER FORECAST Princess—Sylvia Runs Away. Royal—Harriet and the Bluer. Dominion—The Charm School. Pantages—Vaudeville. For 36 hours ending 6 p.m. Friday: Romano—The Restless Sex. Victoria and vicinity—Southerly winds, unsettled and mild, with rain. rna SIXTEEN PAGES VICTORIA, B. C., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921 VOL. 58. NO. 28 ARRESTED FOR STEALING PREMIER OF QUEENSLAND FORMER PREMIER OF Electors Exercise RUSSIAN SABLE COAT SEES ASIATIC MENACE POLAND TO STATES; Defeat of Tariff Toronto, Feb. 3.—^Tilliam Cowan, Brisbane* Queensland, Feb. 3. Pre­ IGNACE PADEREWSKI of Montreal, is under arrest in Mon­ mier E. G? Theodore declared to-day treal on a charge of stealing a Royal that anyone who doubted that Aus­ Franchise To-day in Russian sable coat valued at $3,500 tralians would soon be called upon to from a wagon at the Toronto store Measure in States of the Holt Renfrew Company on defend their homes against Asiatic Lorries Blown Up by Mine; September 30 last. The coat, which I invasion, was living in a fool’s para­ was recovered in Montreal, had been dise. Asiatic ideals and aspirations, Bombs Hurled he added, were a menace to the Ideals Delta Constituency through the Boxer Rebellion in [ of the Australian Labor Party. Virtually Assured Four Killed in Ambush at China. Ballinalee Straight Contest Between Alex. D. Paterson and Frank , Feb. 3.—Four men are Railway Company Plans Senate Fails to Adopt Closure to Get Vote on Fordney dead as a result of an ambush of a Mackenzie Expected to Draw Large Vote; Polling squad of auxiliary police at Bal Bill; Will Not Be Seriously Pressed For Passage, liqalee near here yesterday, two of Returns From Remote Stations Will Be Late. the wounded having died late last to Take Control of All Says New York Times. night. Details of the attack have not been received here, but it is Cloverdale, B. C„ Feb. 3.—The day of the by-election rendered known that one or two motor lorries _ v th* ! was blown up by a mine set in a B. C. Electric Properties necessary through the resignation of Premier Oliver, who is hold- New York, Feb. 3.—(Canadian Press)—The failure oi tne mad it belng 8aid that this was the ing his Victoria seat, finds both partie# confident as to the ou» Senate yesterday to adopt closure so as to get a vote on the Tanll | first time »uch a method of attack come of the polling. Good weather will bring out a large vote, .. ,J rprtain The Times had been used against Crown forces Bill makes its dropping for the session virtually certain, me ximc i Ireland Three lorrles loaded with The Vancouver, Fraser Valley and Southern Railway <’°"'pany 1 following the strenuous tactics used by speakers supporting A. D. cays this morning. I police were attacked here last night,) is about to take control of the B. Electric Railway Company Paterson and Frank J. Mackenzie. J “flrtnH Ac Dp&ri * iseveral bombs being thrown at them. C, uooa AS uea-a. J The officers aboard reltwned the fire. its subsidiary companies and other B C. power companies and to - m With the polls closing at 7 p.m., the first figures should be The newspaper continues : two civilians being wounded, a con- carry on its street railways, according to information whmh available for Returning Officer Fabian Hugh about 8 p.m., although it will be a late hour before some of the remote stations are heard “It may be called up now and then when some Senator i rycHng L’iongTrinHy street was shot reached the civic authorities of Victoria this morning. 1 v Paris. Feb. 3. — Former Premier to cleanse his stuffed bosom of five or sixnours of solitary speecn, dealj during the evening, Paderewski, of Poland, will start Sat­ from. hut it will no longer be seriously pressed for passage. Real public Sinn Feiners Killed. urday for his,visit to America. He Premier’s Plurality. Skihbereen. . Feb. -8.— will sail on th4 steamship France from business will demand all of the time of the Senate if the appropria­ Six members of a party, said to Havre for New York. In the December election the figures in the three-cornered fight tion bills are to be passed before March 4. The tariff is as good as number several hundred Sinn Feiners, make application for permission to purchase the B. . - pc , P were: Oliver, 1,334; Mackenzie, 1,116; Payne, 1.107, a plurality dead.” were killed and several others wound­ perties when the Dominion Parliament meets. The n/on . for Oliver of 218. These figures in- ed in an attack last night upon a elude the absentee vote of 307. detachment of fifteen police between nouneement is confirmed by the action of the Bail" ay JUDGMENT DOWN IN Burgada and Rosscarberry, according advertising the application which it plans to make to Ottawa. WAY BEING PAVED Thirty-four polling stations will be to reports from police reaching here The application which the Van- FOR CONFERENCE FRENCH ADMIRAL IN this morning. The attacking party OA1,jhf,rn 09295435 Interesting Contest. OVERLAPPING IS ! was beaten off after a fierce fight, couver, Fraser V alley and Southern 228^2575 ON DISARMAMENT No election, it is said, has excited NEAR EAST DEMANDS abandoning a quantity of aromuni- j jb3jiWay Company will make, accord- the au me interest in the Delta con­ RELEASE OF CAPTIVES tlon. . ! ing to F. A. McDiartnid, parlla- de l ' —V avvnt or ,„e Union, who Washington, Feb. 3.—A resolu­ stituency as the present straight con­ TO BE ELIMINATED Court of Appeal Deals With tion authorizing the President to test Let ween Mr. Paterson, the Gov­ Paris. Feb. 3. — Admiral Du The attack was on an elaborate has circularized the Union mem­ BASIS OF SEA POWER U»vite the nations of the world to Musnil, commanding French naval Cases Affecting Island send delegates to a conference “to ernment candidate, and the formel scale, the accounts stated. The Sinn bers on the subject, asks that the member, Frank 'Mackenzie. forces in the Near East, nas sent Fein had as their base the house of provide for disarmament,” was re­ Closer Co-operation in De­ an ultimatum to the Turklsn Na­ company's incorporation be amended In the Court of Appeal this morn- Dr. MacLean la Confident. Magistrate King, which they nad ingn.r thetht. appealanneal in EsquimauEsuuimalt & Na- ported favorably to-day by the tionalist Government at Angora commanueerrucommandeered themu previous' ■ — — night , enable it to purchase “ie j Opinion Expressed by U. S. House Foreign Affairs Committee. The Hon. J. D. MacLean, Provin­ partments of Agriculture demanding the immediate release ctric Company. The Van-1 NftVy BOSld naimo Railway versus Wilson anu and attacked from the surrounding I b. C. Electric Company. The McKenzie was disallowed. Mr. Jus­ The measure was sponsored by cial Secretary, returned to Victoria Ottawa, Feb. 3.—(Canadian Press) of Frenrh soldiers captured by the grounds. The police returned their cotfver, Fraser Valley and Southern tice McPhillips dissenting, and the Rep. Brooks, Republican Illinois. this morning after speaking in the Nationalists in recent engage­ fire and the battle raged until tne Railway Company's application will case of Esquimau & Nanaimo Rail­ campaign yesterday. —Overlapping in the work of the ment. savs a Constanttiiu»i>1e dis­ arrival of military and police rein- Washington* Feb. S.—The major “There has been a great deal of in­ ask also for a declaration that all the ship remains the basis of sea power way versus Dunlop the appeal was : Federal and Provincial Departments patch to* The Matin. He has forcement» when the attacking partj allowed, Mr. Justice Eberts dissent- terest in this campaign,” he said. of Agriculture will be eliminated and threatened to bombard localiti'-e was routed. The magistrates house B. C. Electric Railway Company's and those who argue that the air­ "Our meetings have been crowded all occupied by Nationalist forces if was badly damaged. railways, light, heat and power sys­ plane and the submarine have sup­ mln!»!ve^m«nt' Premier Briand Wants Ap­ in Vancouver this morning to return ence, is to be carried on through Dublin, Feb. 3.—Lord Dunsany, of British Columbia in the proposed belief in the battleships as forming which the Granby Company had proval of Chamber to Victoria this afternoon; as there provincial activities, while marketing SEARCH FOR BOMBER poet and playwright, who was ar­ transfer of the R. C. Electric property the principal unit of the fleet. V lth- made In and around Cassidy. is a big accumulation of business and experimental work are to be rested recently after a to thé Vancouver, Fraser Valley & out them the United States can not Originally, the Granby Company here and only three working day» be­ carried on by the Federal Depart- ______Southern Railway Company, lies in PrfVis, Feb. 3.— Premier Briand was Dunsany Castle, in , hope to compete with existing purchased from Charles W ilsoft and prepared to go liefore the Chamber of fore the opening of the session. He ment except where arrangements to | , Will be tried by courtmartial Fridas, the fact that control over the electric navies." . Angus McKenzie, executors of the was to have spoken at the dinner of the contrary are deemed wise. The j AttCfTlpt M3u6 lO Deputies to-day and ask that body Blow Up it was announced to-day. light and street railway systems of Urging that “equality In power be «estate ot the late Joseph Gannvr, of to approve what he did during the the Women's Liberal Association at report of the Minister covers in de- . r. , The charge Is keeping firearms end several cities would thus be shifted the continuing naval policy of the Nanaimo, 227 acies of coal lands lu Chilliwack to-night, but efforts were tail the work carried out by the De­ American Legion Building meeting of the Supreme Allied Coun­ ammunition not under effective from the Provincial to the Dominion United States.” the Board says there Cranberry district, near Nanaimo, cil last week. In addition, he was being made to-day to get the Hon. J. partment during the year. The re­ military control.______Governments. • “Is no thought of instituting Inter­ and 117 acres from Elizabeth Dunlop W. De B. Farris there, so the Premier port is distributed by the publication planning to request authority to deal Aberdeen. Wash. Feb. S.—After an It Is presumed that tbs B. C. Elec­ national competitive building,’ and In the same district. Crown grants with any tendencies on the part of could come back to work. branch, which is shown to have sent all-night search, police to-day again tric Company Is contemplating the that "no other nation can. in reason, were Issued to the executors of the Other members of the Cabinet are out during the year more than 2,500,- Germany to evade fulfilment of the took up the trail of the bomber who transfer of Its properties to the Van­ take exception to such a position.' Gunner estate and Mrs. Dunlop on Allied demands. expected back in Victoria to-night or 000 copies of publications. President Hunt Is "It can not Justly be construed as February », 1918. The»? parties sold to-morrow. attempted last night to blow up the couver. Fraser Valley * Southern A declaration to this effect, drafted Railway Company In order to raise a challenge." the report continues. "A t<, Granby Company. The Esquintait American Legion building here. The policy of equal or substantially equal \ Nanaimo Railway Company issued hy members of the Cabinet last night Very Reticent on money for development purposes. the j was submitted to a full Cabinet attempt was frustrated only by ihe The move, in addition. Is calculat­ armaments may well tend to dlmin- v rits against the executors of FREEDOM OF TRADE timely passing of Henry Lancaster, a their growth and to Lessen the Gunner estate and Mrs Dunlop, and t meeting this morning for final ap- ADMINISTRATION IN Political Finding ed to%*, MiMwwww,introduce Canadian______capital,___ into lah ■ney-General j pro va 1. It is expected that the ap­ Legionaire, whose curiosity when he the'company’, operation. At prv.ent danger of .udilen war In each action the Attorney f«»r British Columbia and tne Granby pearance of Premier Briand in the saw a man crouching near the build­ Toronto. Feb. «. President D. R. Investment la discouraged hy the Company were made parties. Chamber and ids report on the meet­ PLANNED IN ITALY ing. led him to investigate, with the Hanna, of the Canadian National triple income tax on all dividends. If An action was brought for a de­ ing of the Council will be the signal BANDIT CATEGORY result that he discovered a smoking Railways, who returned to Toronto the Vancouver. Fraser Valley * claration that the crown grants is­ for a debate on the results of the fuse attached to twenty-six sticks of to-day. still decline, to dlacuaa the Southern Railway Company pur­ BODIES LEFT IN sued were null and void so f ir as meeting and of the French foreign dvnamite Fifty Legion men were in award of the Hoard of Conciliation chases the R. C. Electric property this these crown grants purported to con­ policy generally. Eight deputies, in­ Action, However, Must Await the building at the time, most of them which found again.t his "no poli­ triple tax would be avoided. vey the coal and other minerals un­ cluding Andre Tardieu and M. Moulet Ran Off With Two Parties and making out applications fur the mate State Intentions. der these lands, and asked for an In­ and Mardi Cachin, Socialist leaders, Stabilizing of Markets ties" order and recommended rein- STREETS OF BATUM had announced they would question State; Burnham soldier bonus. ______statement of James Higgins, of To­ junction restraining the defendant, The railway company's intentions the Granby Company, from entering tiie Premier, and u score more had Rome. Fab. 3—Establishment of ronto. and other <\ N. B. employees are set forth in advertisement of ita Peterboro. Ont., Feb. 3.—J. H. who lost their positions because of it. (Concluded on jwtge 15.) placed their names on the list of the freedom of trade by Italy must application to the Dominion F&rlla­ speakers. Burnham delivered his one and only be accomplished at the earliest pos­ Pursued by Police, Mr. Hanna wished more time to per­ ment. which states in part: Invading Bolsheviks Perpe In political circles little doubt was election address in the present cam­ sible moment, Signor Soleri, Under­ use the reports. To enable the company to extend trated Terrible Atrocities felt to-day that the Chamber would paign to a crowded house last night. secretary of Food Control, declared Boarded Ferry Boat “I find," he said, “that there are the lines of railway, street railway RADICALS WERE give M. Itriand all the authority he Mr. Burnham said he resigned his in the Italian Senate yesterday, but three reports brought in and not two and tramway, or light, heat and may require and will express con­ seat because when Liberals and he added that this action must await us t rather inferred when press dis­ power systems now owned or to be Naples, Feb. 3—Fortunate An- others Joined in electing him to sup­ selmo, a shoemaker repatriated from fidence in his ability to continue this the stabilizing of International mar­ and Shot Himself patches were printed. "There was a acquired as aforesaid by it beyond work in future. port the Union Government of Sir ket». Italy, he said, had enough unanimous report, u majority report the limits of the Province of British Datum, in the Caucasus, says he wit­ IN THE MAJORITY Robert Borden in 1917, he promised, grain for the next ten months, so Windsor. Ont.. Feb. 3 —Jack I’ut- and a minority report. Columbia into the State, of Washing­ nessed horrible scenes when the Bol­ us did Sir Robert and those support­ that she would he able to reduce her nam, said to reside in Detroit leaped “So far as the discharged men are shevik Invaded Batum. Anselnio qyis ing him. to go to the people when the on the rail of a ferryboat at it lay at ton; and for a declaration that the purchases for* a time. concerned, the situation remains un­ | railways street railways, tramways, ! a patient In a hospital which was at- HON. E. D. BARROW war was over. The war ended and Referring to recent visits to Paris Us dock here at 7 o'clock last night, changed. The situation is as it has îwér" svstems to I lacked by the Holehevlks. Toronto Unemployed Gave; the -Union Government ended, and and I-ondon, the Under-Secretary and as police officers approached to been and the three men discharged 1 or light, heat and pc The invaders turned the ivsi^seri- AT HOSPITAL FOR arrest him. placed the barrel of a re- be acquired shall be declared to lie why was not the promised general itaid agreements had been made by are still out.” ously ill Into the street, and stole Mayor Hot Reception X-RAY EXAMINATION election held, he asked. This was which Italy. France and Great Britain volver against his head and flreu. Ills for the general advantage of ( an- everything from them. They then body dropped Into the river and was ada: and to enable it to Increase its the age of hold-ups, it was true, but would share their buying markets opened the prison in order to have Toronto, Feb. 3 - Radicalism hud , up to now no one had attempted to not seen again, l'utman It is «‘ated. capital ; and to enable it to change its The. Hon. E. D. Barrow. Minis­ and would exchange information threatened to shoot Mrs. Maggie the aid of the inmates in the sacking the floor at a meeting of unemployed | run off with two parties and a whole each month. By this means “re­ Monsignor Rocca is name; and to enable it almr its bor­ of the city. The bodies of women and ter of Agriculture, who lias been Detinger. of Windsor, with whom he rowing powers; and to amend sec­ men in the l*abor Temple here Jes- , State. markable reductions” might be made children who dle'd of starvation were ronfined to his bed for the last Mr. Burnham added that the ad­ waw-infntuiited. and the woman noti­ tions of its Act Of Incorporation re­ terday afternoon and Mayor Thomas j two weeks with serious internal in purchases. fied the police. Putman ran five Mentioned As New left in the streets. ministration lost Its right arm when lating to the purchase and disposal When Anselmo made his escape he Church, the professed friend of the | hemorrhages resulting from strains Hon. W. S. Fielding returned to the blocks to the ferryboat. lea.P?d of power, and to enable it to pay for and tried to conceal himself, but was said prices had become fantastic. A workingman, who attended the meet­ while fighting the. Fraser River Opposition. the railways, street railways, tram­ floods last Fall, has been up dur­ tseen by several passengers. Archbishop of Milan pound of bad bread, made from maize ing in response to an invitation, was Canton Government ways. and light, heat and power sy*» and beans, cost 100 rubles. ing the last two days. To-day doc­ ITALIAN SENATOR PASSES. Milan. Feb. 3.—Monsignor Nasalli tarn, to be acquired by It by abate, received with booing and hissing. tors found him so much Unproved Rocca, probably will succeed Car­ in the. company: and to enable It to The meeting decided to form a com­ that he is being taken to hospital Has Abandoned Plan mittee to force on the Government Rome. Feb. 3.—The death of Sen­ SLEEPING SICKNESS dinal Ferrari, who died yesterday, as sell all or any part of It* undertak­ EVIDENCE EXPECTED this afternoon for an X-ray ex­ ator Diege Tajuni, twice Minister of Archbishop of Milan. It la expected ing and for auch other power, a* the necessity of immediate action. Among the solutions for unemploy­ amination. Justice, is announced. He was for Customs Seizure SPREADS IN BRITAIN he will be created a ( ardinal at the may lie necessary or Incidental to the TO HAVE BEARING ninety-six years old. consistory to be held in March, tor ment suggested and apparently ap­ Poking, China, Fob. 2.—The Can­ weeks the d»ath of Cardinal I* erravi ON SMALL MYSTERY proved of by a large portion of the ton Government. In the face of the London, Feb. 3. — Reporta of had been expected, but he persisted meeting were the following: firm stand taken hy the diplomatic , new cases of sleeping sickness until the last few days of his life in DOG RESCUED CATTLE Kingston, Ont.. Feb. 3.—Some sen Full wages while unemployed; body here, has abandoned its an­ bave been made by physb tans ill receiving people from his Diocese. FROM BURNING BARN tional evidence is expected at the support to the Soviet of Russia as the nounced Intention to seize the cus­ .this city and throughout the coun­ His death Is universally mourned in «al of Leo Rogers, the Portsmouth only working class Government; con­ Japan Facing Ruin by toms of South China after February try. quite an alarming spread of nltentiary prisoner who is charged scription of wealth; closing of the this city and all church bells In F.au Claire. Wls.. Feb. 3.-"Sport " 1. No action will be taken pending an th» disease being shown-.. There Milan tolled the mournful newe. with having assaulted and seriously Dominion Shipbuilding Company s answer to a formal petition to the are now more than 10» cases in a Hcotrh collie dog. reacued thirty injured Detective W. Duncan. yards because the Colllngwood Ship­ diplomatic corps that they sanction Tandon and 321 In England and head of rattle from a burning barn The trial will be held February 15. building Company hud refused to pay on the farm of A. J. Danielaon at ninety cents an hour for work on two Armament Expenditures ■he release >f 13 per cent, of the sur­ Wales. It is said that Rogers professes to Halite yesterday. have important information regard ships to be completed by that com­ plus customs formerly remitted to Premier Giolitti Is Danielson was unable to get the the Southern Military Government. Ing tt*> disappearance of Ambrose J. pany for the Federal Government, cows out. but the dog went In and and action by organized class con­ Opposed to Violence rove them, one by one, from their Small, the missing Toronto theatri­ cal magnate. scious workers to overthrow- capi­ Tokio, Fell. 2—Proposals that Japan agree with other world Against Proletariat talism. powers to restrict armaments which were recently submitted to the Kenseikai or Opposition party by Yukio Ozaki, a prominent mem­ German Experts Busy Rome. Feb. 3.—In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Premier Giolitti said PLAN ASSOCIATION TO ber of the organization, have been referred to a special committee lie opposed violence against the pro­ Great Britain s Mandate eleven members of the party. It is declared by newspapers here letariat. whose movement was thirty that the proposals threaten to split the Kenseikai party, as many , on Counter Proposals 1 years old. The occupation of the fac- !f i-_ v,.. ,1 «auirht I he WlirkflCS that COMBAT DISLOYALTY members agree with M. Ozaki s theory, but assert it is impractic­ Copenhagen, Feb. 3.—The German Government has summoned j t°||l“trl[‘ea,d are*-"important without For Mesopotamia Will Go able for Japan to curtail her military and naval programmes. , u ooolal exnarts to nrenare counter-proposals on reparations labor., contribution to capital, he de- lia financial experts i P p ;n London on I elated, and warned the communists Cannot Compete. for submission to the Supreme Council Conference in L that they would be disappointed in Mass Meeting to Be Staged February 28, according to The Politikens Berlin correspondent. I Before League in Geneva It is pointed out by the Kokomin Shimbun that Japan's finan­ Soviet Russia. - at Toronto cial position will not permit her successfully to compete with the Academic Value. UnitedPfllUP States______and England. The that more money be given to educa­ London, Feb. 3.—It is not possible to determine what form will fgfl frQm Sixteenth Toronto, Feb. 3.—Mayor T. L. pending budget sets aside 32 per cent, tion, declaring that even by adop * Church will call a meeting in Massey of its total amount to naval expendi­ the “double shift” system the i be taken by German’s counter-proposals to the Allied reparations I London, Feb. 3.—Great Britain’s mandate for Mesopotamia Hall on February 10 for the consider­ ture, while 18 per cent, would be ap­ of the country can not ace will be submitted totthc Council of the League of Nations at its ation of the formation of an associa­ the children seeking adn ,ian says a Berlin dispatch to The London Times. In fact, adds thc Story of Building, tion to combat disloyalty. The Board plied to the army, the newspaper message, they appear to have only an academic value until it is meeting at Geneva, February 21, it is said by newspapers of this of Control yesterday decided that the declares. has contended that Ja city The Times and The Daily Mail feature the announcement Mayor should call such a meeting in "To devote 50 per cent of the na­ expansion, in spite of de learned whether they will be acceptable to the Allies. Finger Was Sprained response to a petition presented to tion's total expenditures to the army America and Great Brit that this action is contemplated, and The Mail emphasizes its great and navy,” the newspaper says, “Is a jectlve, and he has asserted It 1 Proper Attitude. she could to satisfy reparation re­ the Board. The Mayor said that in quirements, says an Exchange Tele­ New York,'Feb. 3.—Nathan Cohen, diplomatic importance, demanding that before Great Britain ac calling the meeting he would disre­ record-breaking example in world ruin the country ev< London. F*b. 3.—While o'rerlres structural iron worker who plunged gard the clause in the petition pro­ history.” Gratification is e , determined objection I» ** ®1 graph dispatch from Cologne to-day. from the top of a new sixteen-story ccpts the mandate the country should be given complete informa­ testing against the annulling of mar­ Ruin Eventually. Nlchl Nlchl that a man of M. < reparation demanda, Lerr Severlng. German Frees. building in Broadway yesterday, re­ tion regarding the matter. , ,, , riages by the Roman Catholic hier* M. Ozaki asserts the total arma fame should favor Prutmian Minister of Home Berlin, Feb. 3.—The press, without ported for work this morning. ment expense of Japan will event­ declared at a meeting of Majority His fall through space was broken “Once this responsibly is undertaken, the newspaper de­ afThe petitioners stated that the ob­ Socialists that Germany ahouid not regard to party approves the Gov­ ually reach seventy-five per cent, of ernment’s declaration that the En­ by a heavy canvas debris receptacle, clares, “Mesopotamia will be firmly tied to our backs, with all the ject of the meeting w'as to form "a i her total expenditures, and/he urges naval decline all the demand* in an angry tente reparation demands are not stretched from the fifth tier. enormous financial liabilities it involves. strong Protestant federation” fit but should try to «mvlnco the His little finger was sprained. Allie* that Germany was doing what feasible of execution VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1931

Rat» are ua#d aa food In famine-stricken cl',na^.P^ R*°Hef0«r,over thosei™» -*of 1919,*-"• , Parlflc Railway. There were over and certain German taxes are ----- , five hundred engineers present from Toronto. Feb. 3.—What tales of to be far below those the Allied all parts of the Dominion, from the populations are paying. The report grizzly bears, gold nuggets, highway Pacific to the Atlantic. Are Successful Stores robbers and pioneer days crowd the says: memory at the mention of the cari­ Many figures in the ordinary The president, Mr. Fairbairn, said The First “Drive Yourself" Auto Livery in Canada boo Trail. Alas, for romance, the old budget seem to have been estab­ that railways are often spoken of as The well and attractively lighted store is bound to at­ r ••R.X.” Company, which run the Call, Phone or Write for the lished by an administration and the arteries of a country, the veins picturesque1 stage coaches on tnts New Catalogue parliament equally desirous of show­ through which the stream of com­ tract attention. If You’ve Been Driven Why Not Do Some British Columbian highway, has gone ing the world the precarious financial merce flows throughout the land, out of business. The last of the condition of Germany and her ‘dif­ carrying raw materials to the manu­ The judicious use of modern lighting units nitrogen of the Driving Yourself? famous stage routes in North Am ficult situation.’ If the various re­ facturing districts and distributing and tungsten lamps will solve your lighting problem effec­ erica has passed into history. Heintzman&Co. commendations made are followed finished products to the farthest We rent good cars without drivers. In prosaic fashion in a Yonge street GIDEON HICKS, Manager the budged should be speedily bal­ centres of population. They have, tively and economically. lawyer’s office. Charles Millar, bar­ Opposite Post Office Phone 1241 anced,” says the report. however, another most important , m fla*rn rister, on behalf of himself and as­ Thus, with a continuation of Ger­ function as well, in that they make We will be glad to consult with you about your light­ sociated owners, signed the papers many’s economic recovery the ex­ possible freedom of intercourse be­ ing problems. inon which terminated the long career f t perts declare that Germany "in a re­ tween the peoples In various parts of VICTORIASp^rôupïiguVERY the British Columbia Express Co. latively short period can meet her any country, encouraging and foster­ ”21 View Street S M Afl ■ U Phone 3053 | Started 60 years ago by John Bar teen miles they stopped at a road treaty obligations through taxation ing a knowledge and understanding Also Corner of Courtney and Gordon Streets. Phone 846 I nard. father of the former Lieuten­ house and changed horses, four without continuing to increase her of one another, which without rail­ ant-Governor of B. C., the B.X. fresh beauties branded "B. X." on floating debt or inflate her currency. way communication would be an im­ Company has ever since those dis the flank replacing the weary steeds. Credits. possibility. B. C.. ELECTRIC I tant days carried mail and passengers Lawyer Millar diways had a good eye The report says the 1919 and 1920 “It has been part of our business, I for horseflesh. budgets of Germaby carried a num­ Phone 123 I into the wilds of the northern in- as engineers, to explore for, locate, Sales Department suspected of participation in • the terior. Many years ago it came into Thus, driving from daylight till ber of credits which were only par­ construct, and finally maintain the thwarted hold-up. One. of the men, I possession of the Toronto owners, dark, putting up for the night at a tially disbursed, such as 16.500,000.- railways of our native land, and in TURK NATIONALIST giving the name of Gerald Beattie, 1 but now' the advent of the railway log caravanserai, they traversed the 000 marks for the Allied armies of this way we have some claim to con­ who said he was chief forester at the I jn the mountain fastnesses na 169 miles of road which leads to occupation expenses, of which only sider ourselves as the pathfinders of ,500,000,000 marks was spent. The Presidio, was said by the police to killed the coach road and the com- Soda Creek, on the Fraser, through commerce, modern civilization and It is unique In two features, in that is selling part and removing open and wooded country sparsely budget for 1920 carried 42,000,000,- have confessed to aiding in the at­ 000 marks for execution of the peace that political unity which has united its height is nearly twice the height LEADER DECLINES tempt The other man, Arthur Blair, the rest of its equipment to a new settled by a few horse and cattle the component parts of this great of the Royal Bank building at the SAN FRANCISCO frontier of civilization—the distant ranchers. treaty, while only 17,000,000,000 marks a soldier, denied all knowledge of the had been paid out up to December 1 Dominion from the Atlantic to the corner of King and Yonge Streets, occurrence. Mackenzie River country, which Is Last Hold-up of the Cariboo Stage. Pacific. and that its construction eliminates now in the first throes of an oil last. Items not Justified or greatly It was necessary for Major Stuart One of the stage drivers of twelve multiplied over previous appropria­ “Following the engineers who con­ over five miles of distance, many de • Mustapha Kemal Pasha to boom that bids fair to rival the great years ago, an expert whip and grees of curvature, and twenty CONCERNED OVER to go to the Latterman Hospital for gold rush of 1860 which created the tions are said to appear in the 1920 struct a railway and Its equipment, slightly deaf, was the last man to come the men who maintain and wooden bridges aggregating three Ignore Conference treatment for a deep gash under his Cariboo Trail. be held up by highway robbers on burget. The Ministry of the Interior appropriation was raised 75 per cent. operate it, those who sell its own miles in length, some of them over eye. A Mad Rush For Gold. the Cariboo Trail. Not for fifteen 100 feet high. The weight of steel Constantinople, Feb. 3.—Th© wire­ As the pay car was approaching the years, when a consignment of gold Tin* Foreign Affairs allowance was great, and I may say valuable pro­ A mere Bh.ll of rovk clinging to the duct, transportation, as well as those used in its construction was 12,000 TRADE TENDENCIES less message recently sent the Allies Presidio on a residential street, the dust was taken, had robbers looted Increased from 24,000,000 marks to tons, and the cost approximately one by Mustapha Kemal Pasha, the Turk­ canyons edge, hanging above the 295,000,000 marks. The postal and who collect its funds, pay its debts, three, bandits leaped from their ma raging waters of the Fraser, the first the stage. But in October, 1909 million and a half. ish Nationalist leader, declining to chine and jumped on two horsemen in true movie style telegraph employees’ expenses were purchase its supplies, keep its ac­ the running . rt|on of lhe Cariboo road w inds up- multiplied seven times over th«»se of "The development of this country attend the forthcoming conference in board of the army mac■hlne. They . r|yer from Yale. No passenger on stopped the down coach. The counts and a host of others, all of is bound to put upon you the respon­ Slump in 1920 Compared London on Near Eastern questions, 1919. Thirty-two billion marks were which serve the great organization, were resisted, and one of the men the C.P.R. but has gazed with won driver tried to put them off by throw listed for economic subsidies, said to sibility for the solving of many prob­ With Earlier Years and insisting that the Angora admin­ put a pistol into Major Stuart's face ing out mall bags containing n< which though divided into so many lems. The influx of population, which der at this dizzy highway and stiver be largely unnecessary, and all, or departments, having so many and istration be recognized as the legiti­ and pulled the trigger, but the cart­ ed at the thought of a stage and wild money, but they threatened to shoot will be great, and I hope will be ac­ mate Turkish Government, is taken and forced him to hand over $5,000 the greater part of these and similar various duties, has on the other hand companied by the proper supervision San Francisco, Feb. 3.—The Sat ridges failed to explode. He struck horses navigating so precarious expenses, the report declared, should here as an indication that Mustapha the Major with a blackjack before the route. But this lower section of the in cash among the registered mail. heads to all those departments and which will prevent the admission of Francisco district, which includes all disappear from future budgets. The over these executive officers direct­ Kemal's telegraphic communications three men were thrown off the car trail, broken away in many parts, As the stage drove on Its way the undesirables, because by race or ports North of Santa Barbara, which with Constantinople in the last few robbers flrvd over the heads of the deficit of 19.000.000,000 marks in ing whole groups ©^departments, by the driver and the armed guards. has long since been disused. Back railways and other governmental religion or some other dlsqualiflca- has had a gain in foreign commerce weeks are said to have resulted in in 1858 the discovery^ of gold j „ passengers, Jumped on their horses. subsidiary lines, streamers, tele­ tien they are prevented from mixing for every month in 1920, in com­ violent differences. After Tewfik The bandits then sped away in ' without a trace into operations should be eliminated graphs, express service Aid the like. of the lower Fraser caused a and disappeared w through the disappearance of the with our own people and becoming parison with the same months, o1 Pasha, the Grand Vizier, had agreed their own machine, closely followed n the West. Scores of men the wilds of the Chilooten country. These again are responsible to vice- in time Canadian citizens in every 1919, up until November, 1920, lost by the army car. After a race of a rush to the West. Scores items charged and increasing or to his demand that all the delegates went from Ontario, crossing the Departed Glories of An Old Camp. presidents. whose vartoul functions, sense of the word, la bound to pro­ $28.000,000 in that month in com­ to the London conference be appoint- mile the armed guard whs given an rates, which the report asserts, have po matter how important! ultimately voke a situation which will require parison with the same month of 1919, dangerous Indian country of the From Soda Creek passengers pro­ been inadequately raised. The Ger­ ed by Mustapha Kemal. the latter in , -pportunity------to shoot, and perforated American plains, or going via Pan­ culminate in the one directing head of the utmost wisdom in dealing with according to department of commerce sisted that the Allies evacuate Con- j n tire of the fleeing machine. The ceeded in Bummer 60 miles upstream man answer to a questionnaire le every railway, the president, the man Municipal and Provincial author!- figures for November, which are the ama. Following the river up the to Quesnelle. It was slow work in a cited, showing there are 350,000 more stantinople and Smyrna. Tewfik in- j bandits abandoned the car and at- gold-seekers far back in the moun­ who carries responsibility for the will no doubt require to take latest ones available. December ex­ formed him that this was impossible tempted to escape. Beattie and Blair small stern-wheeled steamer against government employees than before whole enterprise, and who forms the ports and imports for customs dis­ tains came, about 1860. upon a small the powerful current of the Fraser. steps to anticipate some of the dif- before holding of the conference. j were apprehended a fe.w moments the war. one connecting link between the own­ firultiee that will undoubtedly arise tricts will not be made public until stream known as Williams Creek, At Quesnelle one took stage for Taxes. Finally, the Sultan took a hand and later by the police, the richness of whose diggings have ers and their property.” from the rapid Increase of our popu­ Feb. 28. Ndvember figures were re­ miles farther to Barkerville. Here German direct taxes are deemed ceived here yesterday. implored Mustapha Kemal to yield Beattie made a statement that he never been equalled in any gold in this ghost mining canjp with its Beatty Speaks. lation. and particularly the problem tried to rob the. pay car “to gej out adequate, but the indirect taxes. In­ of housing. We In Montreal already These figures are significant be­ the principle, but the latter demand ____ «amp. Its gravel yielded as high deserted houses, great piles of t&il- cluding those on alcohol, tobacco, E. W. Beatty, in reply to the toast, cause San Francisco district has no! ed that the Sultan Immediately Issue of a hole" caused by gambling, the as $1.000 a cubic foot. A tremendous find this problem acute, having seen ingtj, old shafts and workings. In sugar and other articles, are declared said: a population of 500,000 in 1910 grow had the decrease in foreign business a decree recognizing the Angora re­ police said. rush set in. and the authorities at this district there lived grey-beards to be insufficient, the report says. “The debt of gratitude which the noted in Seattle, due to a variety of gime as the legitimate Turkish Gov­ Victoria had a road constructed from who had scarcely seen the outside to 900,000 in 1921, and the effect of reasons. As late as October, San CONTRACT CANCELLED. The Allied taxes on the same com­ big Canadian systems owe to the en­ over-crowding conditions, particu­ ernment. On the Sultan's refusal Port Yale, the head of navigation on world in fifty years. These were the modities are vastly heavier, based on gineering profession is difficult to Francisco maintained an advance over Mustapha Kemal sent the wireless the Fraser. Into the diggings, a dis­ once stalwart men who had seen the larly on the younger generations, the same month in 1919 so the loss purchasing power in money per estimate accurately. In fact, any es­ occasions natural concern.” message to the Allies. Ottawa, Feb. 3. An order-in- tance of 400 miles. At the far end « amp in its hey-day and now in the capita. The tax on such commodi­ timate would almost be as inaccurate of $28,000.000 in November is taken In pome quarters it is suggested council has been passed cancelling of the trail lay Barkerville. that evening of their lives lived there in ties is seventy times heavier In Eng­ as some of your own which I have as an Indication that San Francisco, that Mustapha Kemal is still acting the contract between the Government mushroom mining town which had straitened circumstances. They lived land and eleven times heavier been unfortunate enough to see, but now that more normal competitive a population of thousands twenty Hgent for the Sultan, who originally | and Griffenhagen and associates for in the past. One veteran used to take France than In Germany. the fact is that the Canadian Pacific conditions prevail, has started on a urged him to crush the power of j the reorganization of the cm ser years before the primeval forest was the visitor to the desolate piles of Coal Is calculated to cost the would never have pierced the moun­ decline that is significant. Enver Pasha, former War Minister, vice. The firm, which is given 6 cleared off the site of Vancouver. gravel in the gulch beside the town French population four and one-half tains without the assistance of en­ For November the three California and others antagonistic to the Sul- I days’ grace, was appointed to Radiated a Bret Hart# Atmoephere. and point to the spot where he times what the Germans pay. ac­ gineers of the highest skill, and districts show a decline of 39 pet Un | organize the service on June 1 The cent, in foreign trade, compared with Gone are the wild crowds of min­ had washed out thousands in dust cording to the purchasing power of none of the larger facilities which Mustaphamu...... Kemal...... appears deter- >i retainer paidpa... was Jio.mh)$10,000 a month. and nuggets. Another showed him have since been provided would have the same month in 1919. The San ers. Gone are the stage coaches the mark. Increased customs duties Francisco district decrease is 66 per mined not to treat with the Allies for ! Most of the reorganUation^worker, with their six-horse teams. But up the bar-room in the little old hotel have been urged, as the low value of been possible had not your profession dertaken has been in the Post Office numbered among its membership cent for the same month. the present, but to await the result of | until twelve years ago ere the latter where in halcyon days, a miner on the mark and the failure of salaries The figures for the San Francisco the Bolshevik campaigns and also and Customs departments. The work the spree had deliberately smashed in Germany to increase proportion­ men of conspicuous ability, and even carried out by the firm of experts gave place to autos, and a few Duke of Connaught Officiates district are: possibly strike a blow himself to in miners still lingered about the de- to fragments a costly mirror by ately are said to give the Germans genius. In order to insure the Nov. 1920. Nov. 191! has cost the country $80.000 to date, .... gleaning a living by throwing $20 gold pieces at it. An­ an advantage that might resu t in proper development of territory crease the strength of his position, and that figure will be increased to I at Bengal Ceremony Imports ...... $ 9,790.426 I22.359.83C with the hope of forcing the Allies washing over the old piles of gravel, other old fellow told how the owner protective tariffs, so that It would be tributory to the company’s lines, ir­ Exports ...... 14,678,569 29,513,169 $100.000 by the time the work of * *“*" of a claim had washed out $30,000 to the interest of Germany to antici­ rigation works of great magnitude into recognition of the Nationalists. Griffinhagen and associates is actu­ It was like going back forty years, London, Feb 2.—The Duke of intfl a Bret Harte atmosphere. in bullion in 4 hours and then come pate such action. were undertaken a«ltacenj to Cal­ Shipping men say that the tide of ally ended. After two months, it is gary and Lethbridge. The original Connaught, who Is on an official adverse trade conditions which befell Travelers started from Ashcroft in into town and spent his fortune in This recommendation was made on ATTEMPT TO ROB expected that reorganization will be three days, gambling recklessly and therefore, prior to location and final construction of visit to India, formally inaugurated the Washington district has now carried out by the civil service com­ a big California coach, whose body January 11. and, —------these projects had been the work en turned in full measure to San Fran­ was swung on leather thoroughbraces. treating all and sundry to costly the Allied Supreme Council n plan the Bengal Legislative Council of AN ARMY PAY CAR mission. Opposition to the employ­ wines. Yet another showed the new­ for n 12 per cent, tax on German ex- tlrely of Canadian engineers, but as cisco district, as unofficial estimates ment of this firm for the reorganiza­ a stoutly-built vehicle made to stand they were entirely new in character State on Tuesday, says a Calcutta from there indicate that the Decem­ rough usage. It had a big boot at comer where they had once held WAS UNSUCCESSFUL tion work has been voiced from many horse races on the main street, with in Canada, experts in irrigation en­ dispatch to The London Times. The ber, 1920. foreign trade of San Fran­ quarters during the life of the con­ the back, seats inside and room for gineering from the United States ceremony was simple but impressive. cisco district will show a loss of 65 five passengers on top. Four splen­ the church as a winning post. I p per cent, in comparison with that Ban Francisco Feb. 3.—An un­ tract. in a forlorn little cemetery the visitor and Great Britain were consulted. In He reviewed the political progress of successful attempt of three automo­ did horses stood in the harness. every case, however .these experts India, and referred to the difficulties month in 1919. With a crack of the whip they were saw the grave of the camp's most ARGENTINE REPUBLIC Seattle, with the loss of Siberian bile bandits to rob an army pay car London. Feb. 3.—The Royal Agri­ conttrmeil the opinions and recom- besetting the councillors under the off. The first thrill on the trail was famous son, Cariboo Cameron, who and Oriental business due to the containing $17,000 here yesterday was cultural Society has refused to at­ enriched his relatives in Ontario and mendatlons of the Canadian engi- reform scheme, which placed unac­ tend the national conference, to be just over the swirling Thompson slump in business in the Orient, has marked by a wild pursuit of the died a poor man. The graves of customed tools in their hands. been going through a readjustment bandits' machine by the other car, the i held in London, on the question of River, where the road threaded the Irrigation Feat. The Duke enumerated three prob­ Bonaparte canyon, and one could other Ontario pioneers lay around PLANS RETALIATION for months, with a loss recorded each slugging with a blackjack of Major embargo on Canadian cattle, and de- him. “The largest of the enterprises was lems: First, improvement of educa month in contrast to the situation in Hastie A. Stuart, in charge of the I precates the proposal to withdraw look down a sheer 300 feet from the an irrigation attempted east of Cal­ tional and industrial opportunities: top of the coach. Every ten or fif­ A few Chinamen have been living San Francisco, which reported gains money, and the capture of two men * the restrictions. at Barkerville, and a few white men gary, which Involved engineering second, relief for the natives on the until November, when it went into a doing a bit of placer mining, perhaps Heavier Duties Proposed features that have attracted consid land question, and third, improve­ 55 per cent, plump. a hundred people in alL But its glory erable attention among your prof es ment in the standards of health and The official government figures fot has long departed. Fordney Bill Passes sion. They included a large dam vitality. "With sobriety of language the same report show that the com­ and diversion weir across the Bow and freedom from passion and pre­ bined exports apd imports In Novem­ MAGISTRATE SHOT. Buenos Avres, Keb. 3.—As a meas­ River, a large dam at Bassano of judice." said the Dukej"the British ber, 1919, from the Washington cus­ length of two miles, and the r Parliament, ten years ftfcnce. will be toms district were $31,280,221 It ure of retaliation for the Korilney markable structure of the Brooks Dublin. Feb. 3.—Dublin Castle re­ tariff bill now before the United justified in enlarging the scope of the November. 1920, these totals had fall­ Onions—Potatoes—Bacon port that yesterday near Dunlavln. a

i cables and logs, and working in relay» it was pure exhaustion and the men were unable to reach an estimated out-:|BANFFS “LET’S 00” our average daily pay for the past nine working days that we were able to GOSSARD .’ÜX work, unhampered by Inclement “LUXITE’* 7&\ weather is $1.38. SLOGAN DRAWS MANY CORSETS Your Early Any responsible person daslring to HOSIERY inspect the pay sheets can verify these v V * Letters addressed to the Editor and statement. Thanking you sir for the Store Hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesdays, tb 6 p.aa. Intended for publication must be short courtesy of space. and legibly written. The longer an article ED. HUMPHREYS. Numerous Visitors Enjoying the shorter the chance of insertion. All communications must bear the name and 561 Toronto Street, James Bay. Winter Sports' Carnival in address of the writer, but not for publi­ Spring cation unless the owner wishes. The SPOILED BALLOTS. Mountains This Week publication or rejection of articles Is a matter entirely in the discretion of the Editor. No responsibility is assumed by To the Editor:—At every election that I Banff, Feb. 3. The fifth day of Presenting Unusual Values in Dainty the paper for MSS. submitted to the takes place, whether Provincial or the Banff Winter Carnival, scheduled Editor. Municipal, there are always a number » of spoiled ballots which are not counted, for eight days, broke bright and clear, because of some trifling legal techni­ and ideal carnival weather pre.vailed Hat RETURN THEM! cality, although the way the mark Is placed may clearly show for whom the during the day and evening. That White Voile Blouses Friday To the Editor:—Will you allow me a vote was intended, and the result of an the slogan of the Banff Winter Sports small space In your paper for the fol­ election may depend on the acceptance Association, "Let'e Go," had been lowing. I am one of the unemployed or rejection of the so-called "spoiled cutting wood on the beach. Last Sun­ ballots!” heard and harkened to by Ve.sldents day some evil disposed person took of Canada from the remote East to away an axe, two wedges and a maul That a simpler form of ballot paper At $6.75 Is needed, was made very evident from the Western terminus of the Do the property of the City Council w'hlch minion was evidenced by the attend­ At $1.50 and $2.90 were hidden there. Now I and my pal the result of the late election at Grand The first hint of early Spring Millinery comes in cannot make enough to live on much j'orks, when Mr. Hennlger wias declared ance of visitors who are flocking here less pay for the above. So if the elected by a majority of six votes over I jn crowds to enjoy the programme of these advance models just arrived, among which are person seen removing same will kindly “"nSFSK&ÏBï ”C.uU •or.h.'S.on Winter sports provided for their en- For Friday’s selling in the Blouse Section replace them where he took them from —1 tertalnment. smart turbans, youthful poke bonnets and off-the-face nothing will be done on the matter. depended entirely on the acceptance or we offer two very specially priced groups of hats. Thanking you in anticipation. rejection of the spoiled ballots. An English globe trotter, who Dainty White Voile Blouses featuring the new ONE OF THE UNEMPLOYED. On that occasion there were twenty- stopped off to rest up and enjoy the Satin is the fabric the hats are made of, in all the eight ballots rejected, because the novelty of Winter scenes and accom­ short and long sleeve models, with trimmings ^ SELL AT COST. cross, although placed opposite to the panying amusements, is emphatic in newest shades, and trimmed with fur, flowers, ribbons candidate's name, was outside the of fine laces and clusters of tucks. and chenille. square within which it should have been his declaration that Banff is ths ideal To the Editor:—Since suggestions re­ Winter resort in the world, lie has A visit to our millinery salon is always highly garding the Liquor Control Bill about placed. » AT x—Fine White Voile Blouses, with to be introduced in the House are in There were also nine absentee ballots spent Winters in Switzerland, but do $1.50 tucked fronts and lace trimmed col­ appreciated. order it occurs to me that the Gov­ rejected, because the returning officer I dares that the scenery there cannot ernment ought to provide for selling at the place where those votes were compare with that of Banff, while lar and sleeves. Perfect fitting and made with the at cost. This would effectually cut the taken, had neglected to stamp the hack the different forms of amusement new short sleeves; all sizes. Very special value. TRIMMED WINTER HATS ground from under the bootlegger. of each one, and had only stamped the Friday at ...... *...$1.50 Bootlegging could never flourish with­ envelope in which they were enclosed, provided in Banff are far superior to AT 75^, $1.45, $2.95 out a profit. There are other quite Of the twenty-eight spoiled ballots, anything ho ever witnessed in the good arguments for the proposition, but Alpine country. AT (PO QA—In this group are Blouses of fine twenty-two were marked for Mr. Mc- tPtiet/U white voile, worth regular up to it seems to me all important that such Kle and six for Mr. Ttennlger; while of Sleigh Dog Race. These hats will be cleared to-morrow at the above a vile traffic as bootlegging should be the nine absentee ballots, seven were $4.90, and you may choose from various smartly prices. We suggest early shopping, as there are only eliminated at whatever cost, and I can marked for Mr. McKle, and two for One of the interesting numbers of think of no other method by which Mr. Hennlnger; so that if those ballots yesterday's programme was slelgli styled models, featuring new ideas in trimmings of a few hats to a group to clear at these prices. this can be accomplished. had been allowed, instead of Mr. Hen­ dog races, pulled off on the nytin / lace, tucking, etc. On sale Friday at ...... $2.9Q Do away with profit and you cut out nlger being elected by a majority of the bootlegger. six. Mr. Mo-Kie would have been Elected street of the village. The winners ALEXANDER HAMILTON. by a majority of fifteen. were, first. Mrs. W. Brewster, Banff; Pender Island, Feb. 2. 1921. The returning officer had no option, second, Mrs. Drummond, of Ireland; The South African Plume Shop for although he might be able to see third. Miss S. Brewster. MERCHANTS BEAR THE BURDEN. for whom the vote was intended, he A tally-ho load of people and many Women’s Flannelette Night­ 753 Yates Street Phone 2818 was compelled to reject them, if they on snowshoes left the village at 10 To the Editor:—We regret to notice were not marked strictly in accordance a.m. for Lake Minne.wanka. where Navy Serge Skirts that some misinformed persons attempt with the requirements of the Election to attack the proposed grant of $20,- Act. camp fire lunch was enjoyed on the 000, to the Development Association, The election was contested; and the shores of ‘Spirit Waters.” gowns at Marked Down Prices claiming that this would Increase Court, while upholding on legal grounds, In the afternoon boys' ski races Special at $9.75 taxation burdens of the .property the rejection of the spoiled and the were run, and some remarkably fast owners. absent#*1 ballots, said : "It was to be time made, by the youthful votaries Permit us to state the facts. The regretted, that negligence in not pro­ We have re-priced our entire stock of merchants as a whole consented to their perly marking the ballot papers, should of the sport of the Scandinavian Accordion Pleated license fees being very substantially In be responsible for the defeat of countries. Women's Well-Made Flîmnelette Nightgowns, creased, with the object, chiefly, of candidate, who had secured a majority The figure skating championships, in button front and slip-over styles at much be­ Navy Serge Accordion BARGAIN SALE OF providing the city with adequate funds of the votes cast.” held at the Banff Skating Rink in the to finance the Development Associa­ The real object of a ballot paper Pleated Skirts are being tion. This increase alone augments the should be to ascertain without doubt afternon, had many entries from low their regular markings. Note the follow­ city’s revenue by more than double the the name of the candidate ffr whom_____ Vancouver, Winnipeg, Edmonton, offered in the skirt sec­ amount of the entire grunt asked by the vote Is Intended, and it should I Calgary and other Prairia cities. The ing reductions. the association. therefore be made a , simple. as pos-1 entries were so numerous and the tion Friday at the very FURNITURE Thus, under the circumstances, the sible. and not hedged about with un events required so much time in de­ moderate price of $9.75 property owning taxpayers are entirely necessary legal formalities. Regular $2.90. Sale price...... $1.75 relieved from the necessity of con­ In the old days of open voting, there cisions that the results were not de­ tributing anything whatever to th# as­ could be no doubt of the voter's Inten­ cided until late in the evening. sociation's funds. tion as he had to give the name of the Ladies' Hockey Game. Regular $3.00. Sale price...... $1.95 O'CONNELL’S, LTD candidate for whom he voted. Or CARPETS, ETC. i p.S.—The views expressed here are course, we could not go back to that To-night Frank Patrick's team of ,$2.25 Children’s Fine lxl in accordance with the views of the system* ■1 in now;. but- there- Is no reason. -. ■ »i.*ijlady .•hockey — — v players. from Vancouver, Regular $3.75. Sale price..... majority of merchants. why we should not come as near to 111 an(i the Patricias, from Calgary, Play Ou^j Reorganization Sale is a boon to thrifty house­ ns we possibly can. by doJn® the opening game in the champion­ $2.50 WHAT THEY EARN. Regular $4.75. Sale price...... keepers. Big reductions from our former low prices are ne™’"^ ship ladies’ hockey, the prize being Ribbed Cashmere Hose To the Editor:—A general impression candidate ,,r candidates for whom he | a silver cup presented by the Alpine offered on our stock of furniture, carpets, etc., and a feast circulating amongst the people in this or she wishes to vote, and if the voter Club. of Canada. The winners of this city, is that men working on the had only to write the name or names, event will play off with the Regents, At Reduced Prices of bargains awaits your inspection. Come to-day and take without having to think of anything beaches woodcutting are making ex­ else, there would probably be very few of Calgary, later in the week. traordinary good money, some, Semi-finals have been reached In Women’s Flannelette Skirts and advantage of these low prices. stated in last evening's issue, earning spoiled ballots. as much as five dollars per day. The ballot paper should be as simple I t^e Brewery Competition in the bon- Children’s Fine lxl Ribbed This gives the idea that the rest of as possible and in the humble opinion I lc, wlth irwin, King, McGowan and Wool Cashmere Hose, in the men are earning reasonable sums of the writer the » I wi pi ent f Vi*’ Lea still in the running, while the of money. Such is not the case. he. to have the names of the candid.lies I u n-»«*inn ar*> Drawers Friday $1.00 sizes. 41/2 to 10; colors of Walnut Buffet—Regular price Fumed Oak Rockers—Uphol­ Speaking on behalf of the men printed at the top of the paper, with a fours in the Burns Competition are stered in leatherette spring Fowl Bay and Marine Drive, Gonzales blank space below, in which the voter I Ryan Irwin. Topley and Chapman, black, brown and white. For­ could write the name or names of those :r..:r...j45.oo seats; regular price $20.50; Hill, I state that they cannot earn three merly priced at 75c to $1.75. dollars per day. After surmounting for whom he or she voted. Marked for a quick clearance Friday all re- several designs to choose many huge obstacles on Ujtif rations, Or. the names of the candidates Friday priced according to from. Sale dt-f A QA and trying out all manner of schemes, could be posted On large letters in WOODWARD DECIDES maining Women’s Flannelette Skirts and size at, per pair, 60£ Fumed Oak Buffet—Regular price ...... tDJLAMeOU Including Commissioner Day’s theories, every polling booth, and a ballot P**Per and taking into consideration that we entirely blank on one side, on which to ...... $125 :r::r....$7i.4o are not experienced lumberjacks our the name of the candidate is to be Drawers have been priced to clear at $1.00 Oak Finish Dresser—With mlr- best efforts have only brought us $2.57 written by the voter. reg. price each, equal dividend in one day and we Such a system If adopted, would eliminate the trifling technicalities, TO MAKE NO MOVE Sale price $21.00 have not reached that sum since. While Fumed Oak Den Set—Settee, not discontented but oft-times dis­ which are overlooked by many in arm chair and rocker; regu­ couraged, we wish to refute the erron­ marking their ballot papers; and would Mahogany Dressing Table— eous Impression that we can obtain prevent a recurrence of what happened Confident He Cannot Be Un­ lar price $75.00. Regular $47.50. (POQ pTA good money. ht the Grand Forks election, where the A Special Purchase and Sale of Sale price ...... tDrlce Extra Special Bargains waist. Friday at, stores across Canada, has been in­ pair...... $1.50 corporated as an extra-ProVincial is but one kind considered—the best. For many company with a capital of $2,000,000 and head office in Toronto and Van­ in Women’s Knit years Leckie workmen have been known as the couver. Other extra-Provincial com­ “Suede-Like” panies are! Realty Assets Co., Ltd. The Users kind that take a pride in the work they turn out $9,000, Victoria and Winnipeg; Martin-Senour Co., $100,000, Van­ —they have not been content to turn out merely couver and Winnipeg. Say Nice Underwear Tams at $2.75 boots. They feel that th ey must give to the public MASQUERADE DANCE. Things The Popular “Suede- The firemen will hold their annual Women’s Cotton and Wool Mixed Drawers, ankle Like” Tams, in nothing but the best—and they do it. masquerade dance to-night at head­ quarters, at 9 o'clock. No person will length ; sizes 4 and 5. Formerly priced at $2.25. saxe, cardinal, be admitted unless he has an invita­ Priced to clear Friday at, per pair ....$1.25 Paddy green and Based on the number of tion or is masked. Ten prizes are to Mrs. Ledean says they start­ beaver. At $2.75 be given to the persons with the best ed using Pacific Milk when umilesv of wear it gives no fancy dresses. A buffet supper, has they lived in Alberta about Children’s Cotton and Wool Mixed Drawers, in sizes been arranged and dancing will be a year ago. Its natural Leckie Boot is overpriced. continuous until 1 o'clock. flavor appealed to them so 6, 7 and 9, ankle length. Priced regular to $1.95 much that they continue per pair. Friday to clear at ..,...... 60£ Angora Wool TO DEBATE UNEMPLOYMENT. using Pacific even when they moved to Vancouver, Women’s Combinations, with high and low neck; A mass meeting of returned men where fresh milk is avail- $1.00 Per Ball has been arranged to take place to­ long or short sleeves, and ankle length ; sizes 4 eckie night at 8 o’clock in the G. W. V. A. Rooms. The subject to be taken up ‘ Pacific Milk ie the only milk and 5. Regular $4.25. Friday per suit ..$2.25 Fine Angora Wool, at this mass meeting is “Unemploy- put up in British Columbia. in pink, white and Out-Size Combinations, high neck, long or elbow sky. Regular $1.25 BOOT CHILEAN LOAN. sleeve, ankle length ; also with low neck, elbow per ball. • Fri­ New York, Feb. 3.- ■Bankers repre­ PACIFIC MILK CO sleeve and ankle length. Regular $4.75 per suit. day ...... $1.00 J.Lcckie Co Ltd senting the L»tiLà tin - American group LIMITED On sale Friday at ...... $2.75 to-day confirmed reports that a loan 328 Drake 8t., Vancouver, B Vancouver BC. approximating $25,000,000 to the Chilean Government would be con- Factories at Ladner and IV- ëf*M II summated soon. Final details await Abbotsford. B. C. cables from C*** #

a YTCTOKTA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g, 1921 practicability of the undertak­ many occasions and pointed out •ideria Sails ©imt* ing—merely drew additional * just as frequently that there “A ton of satisfaction”— THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921. support from the people in the were a number of municipalities that’s what you get when you belief that outside interference waiting to grab any unclaimed Published every afternoon (except Sun­ balances. Such was the case and purchase day) by meant the loss of the newly- found liberty. the money has gone. No blame Extraordinary at THE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISH­ can possibly attach to the Min­ ING COMPANY, LIMITED. The Muscovite is a great hearted creatgre ; but he knows ister of Lands. Ample time was Offices: Comer Broad end Fort Streets. little of the outside world. Ger­ given in which the City could KIRK’S Business Office (Advcrtlsln*) .Pbone 1090 many got in her work before and have availed itself of the allo­ Circulation ...... Phone 33(5 cated amount. His arguments Editorial Office...... Pbone 45 after the revolution and in ad­ vance of Anglo-Saxon influence. and those expressed in these Homefumishings SUBSCRIPTION RATES! The result is the Moscow dicta­ columns from time to time in Wellington City Delivery...... «100 per mon» torship. But the idea of Russia support of the proposal were By mail (exclusive of city) Canada and Great fighting and suffering for its fully endorsed in » recent an­ Britain ...... per annum continuation is a myth. When a nouncement from the strongest To U. 8. 1 ...... 17.00 per annum new leader perfects his plans the opponent on the atdcrmanic “You can do better at Weiler’s” is an axiom that holds true at any season. This *• Fïmnc*. Belgium. COAL Greece, etc ...... $1.00 per mont» masses will be ready to shake bench who has since realized that month when a great store-wide clearance is under way you can purchase furniture, themselves free from the sway the element of risk is practically Whether it is for furnace, etc., at a considerable saving, for our prices—always fair and reasonable—are now of Leninc. In the meantime he nil. MR. HANNA’S ORDER. heater or range, this famous reduced to the lowest possible level. Shop at Weiler’s for Home Furnishings this represents the administrative fuel will outlast, give more machinery. week and you will certainly save money. Notwithstanding the adverse heat and prove more econom­ ical in every way than any recommendation of the majority FINE WORK. NOTE AND COMMENT of the Board of Conciliation ap other coal. There should be much food for pointed by the Minister of Iiabor "When it is realized that the Our delivery is prompt. A Great Clearance of Living-Room to investigate the dispute be­ three sisters who compose the thought in to-night’s discussion tween the management and em­ practical driving force of the by the Chamber of Commerce ployees of the Canadian Na­ local branch of the Victorian forum on the subject of munici­ Easy Chairs tional Railways over the “no Order of Nurses paid nearly five pal government. politics’’ order of the former, thousand visits in their official Kirk Coal Co., Ltd. These Chairs are solidly constructed and the finishes afford the widest President Hanna’s action stands capacities last year it should be If the law will not protect him possible scope for selection. Designs are suitable for either living room or den upon rather firm ground. A con­ possible to realize something of Premier Oliver suggests that his 1212 Broad St. Phone 139 dition which would give to sub­ the loss that would befall this two good fists will ward off ordinates in the Canadian Gov­ community were not such an or­ political antagonists who forget Easy Chairs in overstuffed style, Chairs and Rockers, fumed oak with ernment railways an opportun­ ganization in existence. It is one themselves when they seek to tie and covered with brown leather­ deep cushion seat and back ; brown ity of criticizing their superiors more reminder of the duty de­ him up with sinister influences. ette ; slightly rubbed condition. denim covered. Regular $30.00. Reg. $32.50. Sale Price, $21.50 from, say, the floor of Parlia­ volving upon the state in the Mr. Oliver should follow the Sale Price, each ...... $21.00 ment would operate detriment­ conservation of its human assets. public’s example in respect of Morris Chairs, strong golden oak Large Size Overstuffed Tapestry ally to the management of the It furnishes a striking comment­ Mr. Bowser ; he should just for­ frames and loose tapestry cush­ ' system. Those employees are ary of what could be accom­ get him. ions. Regular $50.00. Sale Covered Easy Chairs, regular not classified in the Civil Ser­ plished hv a system of health YOUR Price ...... $39.00 $42.50. Sale Price...... $27.50 vice it is true, but they are con­ protection upon national lines Nobody in the United States nected with one of the most im­ when the people of this com­ —except out and out Sinn Fein portant branches of the public munity may contemplate the sympathizers—will take Senator Valentine service, and one which calls for magnificent achievement of Mason’s resolution seriously. the highest efficiency in control three nurses under a programme His attempt to obtain the sanc­ Blankets, Cotton Goods and Linens at and management. The deficit on Tally Cards or Table which depends upon voluntary tion for an appropriation of Decorations for your party the National Railway system for contributions and occasional $10.000 for a “Minister to Ire­ on the 14th. These and a the year is estimated at grants for its essential support. land” was an example of mis­ host of other sundries now February Clearance Sale Prices $60,000,000. The Order may feel justly proud placed humor. on display. This country, therefore, can­ of its record. The community Blankets Cotton Comforters Sheets Sheet* not afford to take chances with can show its appreciation by re Size 81 x 90. Regular $5.60. Salo When the Premier and his White Wool Blanket». Some Cotton Filled Comforters, with Sheets—Made from strong cot­ an undertaking so tremendously membering the fact that when it ton yarns, and finished with 2- Price ...... $3.60 colleagues have finished their slightly soiled. Reg. to $17.50 ellkaline, chintz or cambric important even to satisfy the assists the V. O. N. it discharges business in the Delta we shall inch hem at top and 1-inch Size 81 x 90. Regular $6.50. Sale a pair. Sale Price...... $9.60 covers. hem at bottom. Regular prices Price ...... v $4.75 political aspirations of its em­ a duty to mankind and gives en­ look forward to the announce­ are genuinely low. ployees. Finally, it ought to be couragement to those who per­ Blankets — White, pure wool Reg. $7.50. Sale PriceS. .$4.95 Size 72 x 90. Regular $Ku0. Sale ment that au invitation has been Price ...... $5.75 quite obvious that no railroad Blankets, size 66 x 84. Regu­ Reg. $8.50. Sale Price. $6.95 Size 72 x 90. Regular $5.00. Sale form so many errands of mercy. sent out to all parties to the Price ...... $3.45 Size 90 x 90. Regular $7.75. Sale lar at *22.50 pair. Sale Price, Reg. 110.00. Sale Prices $7.50 executive worth his salt would “wet” and “dry’’controversy to Price ...... $6.50 care to retain his position in the WANTED, A LEAD. per pair ...... $16.75 attend a conference at the Par­ Toweling circumstances favored by the re­ liament Buildings for the pur­ Sheeting port of the majority members of General Pershing considers Toweling—English Terry Towel­ pose of discussing the Govern­ English and Canadian heavy ing, white or colored; suitable the Board of Conciliation, and that it would be unwise and un ment’s draft of a Moderation durable Sheeting. Old stock, for towels or kitchen rollers. that without the most compe­ safe for one nation to disarm at Act. We advise this course for priced regularly at low prices. Reg. 50c yard. Sale Price. .40^ tent management it would not Reg. 75c yard. Sale Price. .65^ such a time as this unless the the reason that the liquor ques­ 72 Inches. Regular 76c. Sale take long for the Canadian Na­ others did likewise. Nobody Reg. 85c yard. Sale Price.-75< tion must not get the party taint Price...... tional railways to lapse into has seriously suggested any such any more than it must not be Reg. $1.00 yard. Sale price, 80£ 81 Inches. Regular $1.00. Sale chaos at a ruinous cost to the course. The whole controversy tied to the" extremists of any spe­ —M— Down Comforters Price ...... 79

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Mattresses at Lower Prices A Full Assortment of Cretonnes Than You Had Hoped for All Reduced for the Each a Bargain February Sale Mattresses made from selected wood fibre, with cotton top and bottom and with a specially good grade ticking covering ; offered in 4 feet In our display of handsome Cretonnes you arc offered a choice second and 4 feet 6 inches sizes. Reduced to, each...... $6.20 to none in the West,any design and any quality you may desire. During Spencer’s Special De Luxe Mattress, made from best grade white felt, this sale all the qualifiés will be sold at special prices. arranged in layers and guaranteed not to lump; one of the highest Cretonnes 28 and 31 inches wide, in an excellent choice of designs; grade mattresses on the market to-day. Offered in all sizes and priced values to 75c. On sale at, a yard ...... 35p for the February Sale at, each...... ",...... $18.90 Cretonnes 31 inches wide, superior in quality; regular 95c. On sale at, AU-White Felt Mattresses covered with a best grade blue stripe ticking a yard ...... i...... 50

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Canada Feed Beard License 10-SS§7. « VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 3921 mm Stocktaking Sale H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., Limited mmm Fort Street, Just Above Government Street w a?}/1 A money-saving event of impotance to all housekeepers. Note the following. BUY YOUR FOOD AT THE BIG FOOD MARKET, WHERE THE Aluminum Mugs, large size. Spe­ Household Hammers, well made, PRICES ARE THE LOWEST $1 values. Clearing at ea.. 75c ------T' cial, rach ...... 25c Wax Paper, for lunches, 20 sheets Tea Pot Stands, nickel plated. SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST in roll. Special, per roll .. 1Cc Special, each ...... 25c Peechee and Pears, in heavy syrup, large tins. Regular 55c, for 15Ç English Army Shoe Polish—Spe­ French Cook Knives, large size, Merry Throng at Elks’ Swimming Club Masquerade Thursday cial, per tin ...... 10c $2.00 values, clearing at ...$1.50 Butcher Knives, 6-Inch blade, SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY riveted handle. Special, each Nickel Plated Towel Bar, large Singapore Pineapple, sliced, large | Columbia Brand Macaroni. Reg. size. Special, each ...... 25c tins. Regular 35c 25C I 10c10C valUevalue at,at' 24C value, for 3 for ...... Door Mats G. Halliday & Sons, Ltd. Spark Guards FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT st Clearance 743 YATES PHONE 856 at Large Dried Onione, AF. I Freeh Rhubarb, mmm'W Prices. FREE QUICK DELIVERY Reduced Prices . ÙOC 1 tier bundle ...... UOK; 10 lba. for per bundle We Sell for Caeh and Save You Money

FISH DEPARTMENT Fresh Local Soles, Fresh Local Herring, 3 lbs. for ...... Fresh Salmon Trout, Fresh Black Cod, 1 O ~ Many Chin*»*1 would give their right hand for the scraps we throw per lb...... i-OV away; over r>’),oo0.000 starving. Send your subecrlptlon to Chinese Relief Fund. 614 View Street Fresh Spring Salmon, QO/s Fresh Made Local Creamery Butter, lb... UOV Prime Rupert Halibut, Robin Hood Rolled ^QQ Oats, 20-lb. sack *1*1 GOOD NEWS rrt en« 17S. Flea and Frevlstens. KM. Meat, Mtl PHONES: • nocenv. Fruit Department. tm. Delivery. »W1 for thrifty mothers

Boy,' All-Wool Pull-Over Jerseys, with Boys’ fancy striped collars and cuffs. To fit Jersey« boys of 4 to 12 years. and Price to clear ...... tv-1-* • t# Boys’ Wool Underwear Penman’s No. 71 Boys’ Merino Undergar­ at Bargain ments; sizes 8 to 12 years. Price /7Kxa Prices to clear, per garment ...... f vV

GOODESaS NOUGM Sweater Special Note—We Are Official Outfitters for Boy Scouts and Cubs NEW QUARTERS SCENE OF MERRIMENT AND BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES These heavy weight pure wool Sweater Coats are made with shawl collar and two pockets; shades are grey, dark olive, brown and navy; fitting 10 to 16 years; ^7 00 University. Miss Rostock is the sec- I W. & J. WILSON regular $9.75. Special at ...... ^ utnl of Senator Rostock’s daughters to obtain success in this direction, Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Outfitters Ms eldest daughter, Marian, who took To Dance at the Aerial League Cabaret her science and medical degrees some 1217-1218-1221 Government Street Phone 809 years ago, having achieved much dis­ tinction as one of the house doctors Winter berries, with the lavish use at the London Hospital. Miss Nan Bostock has been spending ' a few Boys’ Clothes Specialist of greenery, provided a charming decoration for the reception rooms at months in Switzerland, and will sail 1221 Douglas Street, “Fernhill,” the home of Mrs. Poole y, for Canada this month. who yesterday was the hostess at an ■Ù ir ☆ Tasteless Cod Liver Oil with Hypophospkates, Wild Cherry enjoyable bridge party and tea. The Mrs. Currie was hostess at a de­ and Malt Extract. players included Lady McBride, Mrs. lightful little informal dance at Itoss. Mrs. Ross Sutherland, Mrs. “Cherry Bank," Quadra Street, last I For After Colds and Rundown Condition ...... $1.00 Lennox, Mrs. I*. Irving, Mrs. Holmes, evening, when the guests included | , THE MOST Mrs. Durand, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Tye, Mrs. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ Mrs. A. C Burdick, Mrs. C. J. V. thur Urry, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Find­ RED CROSS Spratt, Mrs. Wasson, Mrs. C. F. Todd, lay, Mr. and Mrs. Mars den, Mr. and WONDERFUL Mrs. Eberts, Mrs. C. W. Rhodes, Mrs. Mrs. Wylie. Mr. and Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Menthol Ray Green, Mrs. J. O. Graham, Mrs. Worthington, Mrs. Birch, the Misses Electrical invention for the re­ I^illie White. Mollie Birch, W. Mar- KIDNEY PIASTERS lief and healing of diseases. W. Jones. Mrs. J. \V. Ambery. Mrs. Hunier. Mrs. 1. Davies, Mrs. Dugald latt, Doris Mariait, Mabel Wright, Chase pain Cough Balsam The best home treatment for illespie ami Mrs. Russell Ker. Isabel Davidson, Workman, and curing Sciatica. Rheumatism, Among the many callers at the tea- Helen Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Charles away. The Best Mixture for that Fawcett, Miss Kate Hemming, Miss Neuritis, Neuralgia, Headache, >ur were Mrs. McCallum. Mrs. Elli­ Tight Hard Rasping son, Mrs. Tvrell Godman. Mrs. Eva Mess, Miss J. Devereux, Mr. and Get one today. Weak Eyes, Bronchitis, Goitre, Mrs. J. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Gib­ .Cough, 50< Bottle. etc., is the * Gaudin, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. 30c each Luxton, Miss Luxton, Mrs. Ham­ bon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Currie, mond, Mrs. Innés. Mrs. Jocelyn Messrs. Victor Copley, E. I^acey, BRANSTON VIOLET RAY Shepherd, Robins, E. Urry, Wheatley, FUME 296’. Innés, Mrs. Todd, Mrs. E. Todd, Mrs. Ross, Bob Meldrum, Murray and GENERATOR Curtis Sampson. Mrs. George Bushby, Morgan. ■ • WlOEUVEF Mrs. Burton, Mrs. Leeder, Mrs. H. Call for Demonstration at Bullen. Mrs. Stn-atfield. Mrs. Yar­ ☆ ☆ ☆ 2C^&S IVEL’5 PHARMACY I N YOU* row, Mrs. H. Bullen and others. No detail conducive to the pleasure DISTRICT of their guests has been overlooked VIEW ST. - A -ife-s*' 1607 Douglas Street Opposite City HalL Phone 643 •fr ☆ ☆ Near Fort Street. Phone 2627 by the Nurses* Alumnae Association 1103 Douglae Street. J. G. McRae and J. McElgren and of the Provincial Jubilee Hospital Mrs. McElgren. of Scotsguard, Saak., for their first annual dance to be Mr. and Mrs. Chrlstison and Alfred held In the ball room at the Alexan­ Sag. taken captive by the Moors, and^we hear Chisholm, of Morris, Man.; H. De­ Miss Bunn, transferred from of her through Don Quixote. Melusinc HAWKINS & HAYWARD dra House to-morrow evening. An \ katoon Chapter. Two new members murest and Mrs. Demorest, of Em­ energetb- committee has been per­ was the nymph wife of Lord de Leezig- Electrical Quality and Service press; T. F. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, were proposed. nan, who, according to old legend, re­ fecting the arrangements and carry­ tired from public view every Saturday of Coronation. Alt., are at the Dom­ ing out the decorative scheme of and turned into a serpent. inion Hotel: Dr. J. S. Macpherson, of mauve and gold, the Alumnae colors. Princess Mellsende carried the crown Gobble Hill: Mr. and Mrs. Reade, of Heaton's orchestra will furnish the of Jerusalem to the House of Anjou, lure, minimum yesterday. 42; wind. 10 Cowichan Station; Mrs. Gwyther, and through the Provencal connection of miles W.; rain, .18; weather, cloudy. WHAT’S IN A NAME? the English Court, Lady Melisent Staf­ DR. H. MACMURCHY TO Grand Forks—Temperature, maximum Gerald Hopkins. F. T. Smith. J. H. ford. who lived during the reign of Henry yesterday, 37; snow, .3 in. Smith and Mrs. Smith and Miss Col. and Mrs. B. M. Humble-Blrk- Facts About Your Name; Its History; II., established the name in England. It Glades Cook, of Duncan; Lewis W. Its Meaning; Whence It Was soon came to be spelt Melicent and fin­ ett, who have been wintering in the Derived; Its Significance; Your ally Mlllicent, prevailing as such to-day. Toms, of Mill Bay; H. S. Mayer, Rev. Lucky Day and Lucky Jewel. G. Arthur Bagshaw and F. A. Scriv- South of France, have now returned The simplest of all gems, the turquoise, ADDRESS WOMEN HERE GROUPS OF PERIOD Iner. of Albernl. are among yester­ to England, and are settled in their —Photo by Colpltts. By Mildred Marshall. la Millicent'a talismanic stone. It Is new home In Derbyshire. Another said to protêt its wearer from all dan­ day's up-Island visitors at the Dom­ MISS ROBERTA BA^COM (Copyright. 1921, by The Wheeler gers, whether she walks or rides—or Victorian who has been spending Syndicate, Inc.) files, the present-day legend must add. inion Hotel. some weeks in England is Anthony the talented young Victoria dancer, pupil of Mile. Barbara Fay, will pre­ ir tr It is an augury cf good fortune If she To Speak on Child Welfare Williams, the well-known tenor, who sent a specialty dance number at the cabaret to be given under the aus- sees thvi new moon reflected In the stone. COSTUMES PLANNED Local friends of Senator and Mrs. Saturday Is her lucky day and 1 her is studying music at Nice, and re- 1 pices of the e Aerial League at the Empress Hotel on St. Valentine's Day, MILLICENT. Before Women's Canadian Bostock will be interested to learn turned from the Riviera to visit re- 1 February 14. Miss Balcom has not been seen in public for some time, hav- lucky number, and holly Is her flower. Club Thursday that their second daughter, Jean, has latives in London over the Christmas ing been devoting her time to the perfecting of her art. For Carnival Ball at Empress been successful in obtaining her B. and New Year holidays. The affected young miss who changes Sc., Ixmdon. having recently passed WATER RATES IN Dr. Helen Macmurchy, head of the tir ù it her name from Mildred to Mlllicent in Hotel, Tuesday; Function her final examinations at the London "Coon;” second best costume, Miss Child Welfare Bureau of the Depart­ G. B. Whitehead, of Kamloops; G. the fond belief that the two are inter­ OAK BAY RAISED H. Outram, M. L. Holt. L. H. Shlvo- Cook as a sunflower; second best ment of Public Health, Ottawa, will a Public One changeable. Is really re-chrlstenlng her­ ley, W. H. Alcock, J. H. Stevenson KING’S DAUGHTERS man’s costume. Miss N. Dumbleton self. The two names are utterly dis­ Water rates will be raised in Oak arrive in Victoria next week and on Replicas of costumes of various and A. F. HaJliwell, of Vancouver; k. i as gi troubador. Miss Eileen Cook Bay by a by-law which the Muni­ Thursday, February 10, at 3.15 will ad­ Kirkham, of Nanaimo; John Mitchell, won a special prize as the most pic­ similar. dress the Women's Canadian Club at periods will be worn by parties of of Parker Island ; Miss Ex ley and turesque character with a dainty Mlllicent. which is translated to mean cipal Council put through its first the Empress Hotel. Dr. Macmurchy guests at the Carnival Ball In the Em Misq Hotson, of North Saanich, are PLAN DAFFODIL TEA frock representing St. Valentine. The work strength, comes from that remark­ readings last night The new rate Will speak on Child Welfare. press Hotel on Tuesday evening, MAYB100M guests at the Strathcona Hotel. best sustained character was C. Wil able word "amal," meaning work, which calls for a minimum charge of $1.50 appears in some similar form in all lan­ One of the leading figures in child 3r ☆ ☆ • loughhy as a Russian skater, and welfare and social service work in February 8, a number of intending guages. We have our word "moll" from net while the amount of water ob­ H. Campbell, of Stewart, B. C., W. Mrs. W. Spuven as a Lancashire lass, it Many feminine names have been tainable for the minimum charge has the Dominion, Dr. Macmurchy has guests having ' formed groups T. Hlllier, of Pitt Meadows, R. while Miss Cook and Mrs. Moore car evolved from amal, the first probably had a distinguished career. A gradu­ Hermetically Sealed Packets Only Excellent Reports at Yester­ been increased from 2,500 gallons to achieve what promises to be a delight Robertson, of Anyox, F. N. Emmott, rled off the final two prizes as "The being Amalaawtnth, the unfortunate 3,760 gallons. Under jnn agreement ate of the University of Toronto and ful effect. The widespread interest day's District Meeting Flags of the Allies." Queen of Iiombardy, whom the Romans of Johns Hopkins University, Balti­ of Kamloops and* M. Fedeesfull, of could not protect from the treachery of between Oak Bay and Victoria the taken in the affair indicates that the Chilliwack, are staying at the more Dr. Macmurchy was for some real Madri Gras spirit of revelry will We are NOT living on a repu­ For the past twelve years the her favorites. Historians call her former must not charge more for years attached to the medical staff Dominion Hotel. Amalasontha. but In Burgundy she be­ water than does the city. prevail, while from the spectacular tation, BUT we are making one. King'# Daughters have yearly held a of the Toronto General Hospital, and point of view the ball promises to be ☆ ☆ ☆ came Melisenda, Melicerte and Melu- The Council also passed the annual was also lecturer In Medicine at the one of the most brilliant ever seen In Mr. and Mrs. A. McDonald, of Ed­ daffodil tea which, by reason of the CHAPTER HELD ITS ‘ ‘Suanlsh ballad lore reveals a Melisenda loan bv-law authorizing the borrow­ Women's Medical College, Toronto Victoria. » TheVeterans’PlumbingCo monton ; J. H. Lockwood and James charming arrangements, has come to as the wife of Don Oayferos, who was ing of $125,000. In 1913 she was appointed Inspector Professor Heaton's orchestra will Cor. Fort and Langley. Lockwood, of Stettler, Alta., and Mr. be looked upon as one of the big so- of Feeble-Minded for Ontario, and As­ and Mrs. J. E. Hortln, of Wananisa. i clal events of the Spring. This year furnish the dance music. No masks Phone 6911 Opp. B. C. Electric. sistant Inspector of Prisons and Pub­ will be worn, and while it is hoped Man., are registered at the Strathcona i the tea will be held on April 6, at a ANNUAL MEETING lic Charities. that as many guests as possible will Hotel. I place to be announced later, accord­ In addition to her medical work she wear fancy costume, it Is announced er ☆ I ing to the arrangements made at yes- has achieved much success in Journal­ for the benefit of those unable to do Alfred Staples, of the local branch istic work, her articles dealing chiefly so, that ladies wearing ordinary even DRY Fir Wood and of the Merchants Bank of Canada, order!'8 mTTnmeA dL/t Mrs, Gordon Smith Again Re- with child welfare and medical sub- ing dress must come with hair "a la left this morning for Nanaimo, where president, took the chair at the pects. A brilliant speaker, her mes­ poudre," while gentlemen must have meeting which was held in the rest gent of Margaret Rocke sage will be of outstanding Interest he will assume the duties of ac­ their evening coats faced with a color, Cedar Kindling countant in the bank's branch there. room, Hibben-Bone Building. Robertson, I.O.D.E. to members of the club, and an un­ other than pale blue. The usual routine business was ÿêrs&'&m usually large attendance is expected fr Mrs. F. B. Pemberton, who is ar dispatched and the various circles Mrs. Gordon Smith was re-elected on Thursday. ranging the function for the Provtn M. N. Mount, of Ganges, H. Payne, reported. Mrs. Hardie announced the clal Arts and Industrial Institute, of Saturrta Island, R. E. Wickham, of formation of three Junior circles, the by acclamation as regent of the Mar­ I wishes to deny a groundless rumor Galiano Island, are new arrivals at Shining Cross, the Bluebird and the garet Rocke Robertson Chapter, I. O. ’v&rsodas the Dominion Hotel. prevalent In the city to the effect that Golden Glow. The District Circle The WEATHER ' admission will be obtainable only by Victoria Wood Co. ☆ O dr D. E., at the annual meeting held in votfd $100 for the mortgage fund. the headquarters last evening. Other 1 invitation from her. The ball is 809 Johnson Street Phone 2274 Mrs. Homer-Dixon, Rockland, Miss Leitch reporting for the King's , public function organized for the ben- Avenue, has as her guest for a few officers elected were; First vice- j | eftt of a public Institution, and it is Daughters’ Hospital at Duncan stat­ days her brother, Leslie Cameron, of ■ ed that the turnover for the past regent. Miss McCannel); secretary, hoped that the public will support it Vancouver. generously. Tickets for the affair ☆ ù 6 month amounted to $1,265.25. Miss Sanson, by acclamation; Echoes, Victoria, Feb. 3.—5 a. m.—The baro­ may be obtained at Weller Bros., Vic­ Jack Clay, son of the Rev. W. L. I The annual ball for the hospital Miss Gladys McDonald; educational meter remains low over Northern 14. C. toria Book and Stationary, Somers's, WOOD AND COAL will be held In Duncan after Easter. and rainy, mild weather extends to Cali­ and Mrs. Clay, Is the guest of Mr. and During the past month the Rest, secretary. Miss Tait; standard-bearer. fornia. Snow is falling in Saskatche­ Hibben's, Wilkerson's, David Spen­ We Sell the Beet Wood and Coal. Mrs. Leslie Henderson, Haro Street, Miss Mae Dinsdale. Ballotting for Made in the most modem and wan and zero temperatures continue in cer's and at Gordon Drysdale's. Dry Fir Cord wood or Millwood, Room was open twenty-five days and in any lengths. Special prices Vancouver. served 2,577 persons. New table­ the second vice-regent resulted in a Manitoba. ☆ it dr tie, and a further vote will be taken sanitary Biscuit factory Temperature. ven on large lots- to hotels and cloths for the rooms and linoleum for . Max. Min. WILL LECTURE ON Crge consumers, prompt de- Miss Evelyn Gasser, of Port Angeles, the kitchen were authorized. next week. j Barkervlllc ...... 30 Wash.. Is a guest at the home of Rev. Miss Sanson, the secretary, gave a in America. Prince Rupert ...... 46 ALPINE CLUB and Mrs. R. F. Kibler. comprehensive erport of the year's Portland, Ore...... 52 42 BAGSHAWE & CO. dr dr dr BIG CROWD ENJOYED work, while Miss Gladys McDonald, Beattie ...... 43 40 To-morrow evening, at 8 p.m., A. phone 622. 324-S26 Sayward Bldg. Major and Mrs. Gooch, of Craw­ the treasurer, in her financial state­ San Francisco ...... 56 46 O. Wheeler/Director of the Alpine ford Bay, are guests at the Empress G.A.U.V. MASQUERADE Penticton ...... 41 ment showed that the Chapter had Cranbrook ...... 37 Club of Canada will lecture in the Hotel. raised $923,53. of which $868.25 was Exhibition Room of the Provincial ☆ ☆ ☆ Over two hundred guests, the ma­ Kasio ...... ■ a expended In various patriotic works, 7 ■ Calgary ...... iz Library on "The Alpine Club of Senator A. E. Planta, of Nanaimo, jority in fancy costume, danced last leaving a balance In hand of $55.28. I Edmonton ...... 22 Canada in the Canadian Rockies." is registered at the Empress Hotel. evening at the Caledonia Hall under The Chapter voted $14.50 for a sub» | Winnipeg ...... —16 No man knows this region of glaciers, the auspices of the Women's Auxiliary Toronto ...... 32 to the Grand Army of United scription to The Illustrated London .. 16 forests and waterfalls better than Mr. and Mrs. H. Page, of Spokane, News for the Margaret Jenkins Mr. Wheeler, as he worked JLhere for lor lick's have arrived at the Empress Hotel. Veterans. Perry's orchestra pro­ .. 16 Montreal ...... Malted Milk | uver—Barometer. 29.92; temper­ unique series of views of what Is Fer Infinite and Mrs. Brentzen. Plans for a bridge-tea were also dis­ ature. maximum yesterday, 46; mini­ probably the finest scenery in the A Invalide When in full foliage the beech tree The prizes were awarded as fol- mum, 84; wind, calm; rain, .64; weather, world. This lecture, like all others is remarkable for its close shade and cussed. A vote of thanks was passed given under the auspices of "The A Nutritious Diet for All Ages. coolness. The branches and such Best couple, courtiers of the Marie to Mrs. Bartholomew for her kindness Kamloops—Barometer, 29.72; tempera­ Provincial Arts and Industrial In­ Keep Horl ick's Always on Hand parts of the tree as cannot be more Antoinette period, Mrs. Knowles and In loaning her home for the tea for smm ture, maximum yesterday, 41; minimum, stitute of B. C..” is open free to the usefully employed make capital fire- j Miss Knowles: best comic, Mrp. Fer- the Children’s Aid. Miss Me Adam, a 21; wind, calm; weather, clear, Quick Lunch ; Home or Office. new member, was welcomed, also fcatoosh—Barometer, 29.94; terapera- public Wood * guson, "Tilly," and Mrs. Pownall* VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921

VANCOUVER Dyspepsia Charming Style Originality Is Expressed in These New ISLAND NEWS Spoils Beauty Social To-morrow. TREFOUSSE BURBERRY Nanaimo — Friends and support­ A Good, Sharp Appetite and Perfect GLOVES uama COATS . ers of the Hon. William Sloan, Min­ Digestion Are the Surest Ways ister of Mines, which include many to Attain and Keep Beauty. titore Hour a. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesd ays to 1 p.m. outside the ranks of the Liberal Afternoon Party, will hold a big social time in Nothing will spoil the complexion, the Odd Fellows' Hall on Friday dim the eyes, and cave in the cheeks night, commencing at 8 o’clock, the quicker than dyspepsia alldwed to go evening's entertainment consisting on without proper relief. of a concert supper, dance and whist Gowns drive. Committees have been active for some time in carrying out the arrangements for the big night Just Arrived which bids fair to be a most enjoy­ able one. A programme of vocal They are brightened with the quaintest mo­ and instrumental selections is being prepared, other H*tms on the pro­ tifs in embroideries of silk or metallic thread, or gramme including a few minutes' are resplendent with bead work cleverly intro­ talk on non-political subjects by sev­ All Wool Gabardine eral members of the Cabinet includ­ duced in many ways. Materials are satins, taf­ ing the Minister of Mines. feta, canton crepe and Georgette. Among the Customs Returns. Nanaimo — An increase of over colors are navy, brown, taupe, grey and black. $12.000 on the month of December is Values are splendid at prices from as little as shown in the January customs col­ Trench Coats lections. These total $29,825.36, of which duty is $25,904.10; sales tax, $2,970.76; excise tax, $891.35; seiz­ ures, $55.95, and storage $320. $35.00 “My Beauty Secret? Just Use Stu­ art’s Dyspepsia Tablets for Good $45.00 and $59.50 HOW FAMINES OCCUR Digestion; Let Nature Do the Rest.” IN CHINA; PRESENT The poisonous by-prodii?l8 of fermentation may be absorbed into CASE WORST RECORDED the blood and simply ruin the good looks. A bad complexion, haggaçd Each So many contradicting articles ap- appearance and emaciation may re­ pear■ onoil f little Japan! C’est terrible!” Great Mineral Wealth. “Sapper” Wringing his hands, the waiter All these statements are correct. IT! went back into the restaurant, and China has great quantities of copper, Hugh shook silently. iron, zinc and coal. She has numer­ ous producing oil wells and geologists Young Canadian, Wounded, St. Margaret Jerseys for "Who is that guy?" asked the de- and a look of comprehension began to “Dear old Ted,” he murmured, wip­ Nurses' Uniforms ing the tears from his eyes. “I knew claim that large areas, which are as Disappeared Completely on tective at length. dawn on Hugh’s face. ^ he’d keep his end up.” Then he stood yet unexplored, will yield petroleum, "Ted Jerningham—son of Sir Pat­ “Great Scott! Mr.'Gtyeen,” he said, up. “What about a little dinner at tier loess soil is unexcelled for pro­ Reaching Dressing Station rick Jemingham, Bart., and Lady duction and ease of cultivation; the in Many Styles “I’m beginning to get you. What was Maxim’s? I’m thinking we’ve found Jerningham, of Jemingham Hall, Yangtse is navigable for nearly six The disappearance of Gunner the Young Miss defeating me was, why two men like out all we’re likely to find, until we Rutland, England,” answered Hugh can get to that ledger. And thanks hundred miles, the Wei Ho for half Hector Hamilton, of the 24th bat- ~ i still grinning. “We may be crude in Peterson and Lakington should be that .distance, and the Grand Canal to your knowing those birds,. Mr. 8th Army brigade, Canadian You will find that our methods, Mr. Green, but you must mixed up with last night’s crow-d.” Green, our trip to Paris has been of connects Tientsin with Ning-po. This i tery, Field artillery, from the main dress­ your requirements admit we do our b/sL Incidentally, if “Lakington! Who’s Lakington?” considerable value.” canal is unique. It is about a thou­ Ideal for school or play and there are ever so many you want to know, your friend Mr. asked the other quickly. The American nodded. sand miles in length and some sev­ ing station of No. 1 Canadian Field have been antici­ Potts is at present tucked between “I guess I’m on," he remarked slow­ enty feet in width. Produce is taken Ambulance at White Chateau, near different styles to choose from. the sheets at that very house. He “Well, we’ll leave him out for the the full length of it by barges which pated here. moment,” said the American. ly: “but, if you take my advice, Cap­ Boves, France, on August 8, 1918, went there by aeroplane this morn­ tain, you’ll look nippy to-night. I are pulled from the shore by Coolies. In plain colors of brown, navy, myrtle, white and ing." P e waved a hand towards “Doesn’t it strike you that there are When the wind is favorable, sails of which has excited considerable in­ There are uniforms quite a number of people in this wouldn’t linger around corners ad Jerry. "He was the pilot.” miring the mud. Things kind o’ hap­ bamboo are raised. It is one of the terest in Hamilton, as well as every in white cotton, repp grey have embroidered collars and cuffs in con­ world who would benefit if England principal commercial artêries of that military centre in the Dominion, is “Travelled like a bird, and sucked became a sort of second Russia? pen at corners.” and heavy drill. up a plate of meat-juice at the end,” (To be continued) great nation. Her railroads, how­ of the most mystifying nature. trasting colors ; are buttoned on shoulder, $3.50 That such a thing would be worth ever, are poorly constructed and lim­ There arc styles, to announced that worthy, removing his money—big money? That such a Gunner Hamilton was severely eyes with difficulty from a recently ited in extent be worn with linen thing would he worth paying through INJURIES BY FALLS. ’wounded in the forehead by an ex­ to $4.95 each. arrived fairly opposite. “Who says the nose for? It would have to be A Collection of Peoples. ploding German shell .which in­ collar or w-ith roll that’s nothing, Hugh: the filly across China is usually thought of as a stantly killed five of his comrades In plain colors with neck trimmed in contrasting done properly; your small strike here, The greatest number of deaths and mortally wounded another,, collarattachcd. Plain the road there, with that bangle af­ and your small strike there, ain’t no large and densely populated nation fair round her knee?” charged to any one accidental cause. about 1 o’clock on the morning of or hemstitched with colors ; also double stripe at waistline and elbow. manner of use. One gigantic syn­ occupying a portion of Eastern Asia. August 8, 1918. He was carried by "I must apologize for him, Mr. dicalist strike all over your country— 11.114 or 1441 per 10,000 is shown for We would be as nearly correct to pockets, pearl but­ Green,” remarked Hugh. “He Has falls. The rate for this cause varies stretcher-bearers to the regimental The colors are Quaker grey with old rose; fawn that’s what Peterson’s piquing for. think of Europe as a nation in West­ aid post, about 300 yards distant, tons and plain cuffs, only recently left school, and knows I’ll stake my bottom dollar. How he’s but slightly from year to year. ern Eurasia. China is a collection of no better." where his wound was dressed by the $4.25, $4.05, with cinnamon and new rose with fawn; V-neck doing it is another matter. But he’s a number of provinces, which have brigade medical officer. But tHfc ‘American was shaking his in with the big financiers; and he’s different physical features, resources $5.75 and $5.95, head a little dazedly. The brigade medical officer then style ; 4, 6, 8 and 10 years, $3.95 to $5.25 using the tub-thumping Bolshies as and industries. The inhabitants of accompanied the stretcher-bearers, each. "Crude!” he murmured, "crude! tools. Gad! It’s a big scheme”—he these provinces differ widely in If you and your pals. Captain, are who carried Gunner Hamilton to the each. puffed twice at his cigar—“a dumed education and intelligence, even in advanced dressing station at Demart, ever out of a job, the New York po­ big scheme. Your little old country. TINT speech and physical characteristics. France, operated by No. 8 Canadian lice is yours for asking.” • He smoked Captain, is. saving qne, the finest on If It was found impossible to con­ for a few moments in silence, and Field ambulance, a little over a mile God’s earth; but she’s in a funny tinue the building of the Tower of distant from the regimental aid post, then, with a quick hunch of his mood. She’s sink, like most of us Babal because of the builders’ differ­ shoulders, h^ turned to Drummond. and handed him over to the medical are; maybe she’s a little bit sicker ences in speech, so does China find it officer at the dressing station, be­ “I guess there'll be time to throw than a good many people think. But GRAY Warner s Rust-Proof Are impossible to build a great nation bouquets after,” he remarked. “We've fore leaving him. reckon Peterr. in’s cure won't do any from her widely different peoples. Disappears Completely. f got to get busy on what your friend manner of good, excepting to himseif One of China’s largest problems is to Peterson’s little worry is; we’ve tljen and those blamed capitalists who are cement these various factions*into a From there, he was taken very got to stop it—some old how. Now, putting up the dollars.” coherent whole, with a stable gov­ shortly afterwards In an ambulance does nothing sort of strike you?” He HAIR car to the advanced dressing sta­ Superior Corsets “Then where the devil does Potts ernment which has the loyalty and looked keenly at the soldier. “Rev­ come in?” said Hugh, who had list­ support of the nation. When she tion at Gentelles Wood, also operat­ olutionaries, Bolshevists, paid agita­ ened intently to every word the Am­ Don’t Tolerate Faded, Streaked, does his, China will begin to take her ed by No. 8 Canadian Field ambu­ tors last night; international finan­ erican had said. “And the Duchess or Bleached Hair ; Tint With place among the nations of the world, lance, distant about two and a half ciers this evening. JjVhy, the broad of Lampshire’s peârls?” miles from Demart, where his They Are the Corsets That Women Like and the world will get the benefit of wound was again dressed. From outline'of the plan is as plain as the “Pearls!” began the American, Brownatone ; Safe, Sure the^great resources of that country. nose on your face : and it’s just the there he was Sent immediately, in when the restaurant door opened Inexpensive. That the world needs these resources the ambulance car to the main sort of game that man would suddenly and Ted Jerningham Is an acknowledged fact We know this because we sell so many of them love. . . .” The detective stared dressing station at the White Cha­ emerged., He seemed to be in a TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE. Poor Highways. teau, near Boyes, operated by No. 1 thoughtfully at the end of his ctgaç. hurry, and Hugh half rose In his and sell them over and over again to the same Why tolerate streaky, gray or bleached The great drawback at the present Canadian Field ambulance, distant chair. Then he sat back again, as hair When it is just as easy to tint your about three and a half miles from customers. It is because Warner’s is such an with miraculous rapidity a crowd of tresses a beautiful brown as it is to time is the lack of highways. It is powder your face? estimated that in all that country Gentelles Wood. His comrade was infuriated head waiters and other Brorwnatone gives the hair bewitching fully recorded as having been admit­ “all-round” corset. It is fashionable in its Hopeless, helpless, starving Chinese great ones appeared from nowhere there are not more than one thou­ beauty and charm, producing Instantly sand miles of good roads. People ted to that main dressing station, lines, giving any tvpe of figure those firm, trim look to us for food. Send your sub­ and surrounded Jerningham. any shade of brown—or black if desired. and. as having died of his wounds scription to Chinese Relief Fund, 614 Undoubtedly th|s was not the way travel, and commerce is carried on, View Street. over rough, slippery trails and foot­ there; but, at that point Gunner contours that ‘are just right under tailored for a waiter to leave the hotel—-even Hamilton absolutely disappears, and if he had just been discovered as an paths, which climb the precipitous clothes. It is a well-made corset and the bpning sides of mountains or twist and wind no trace whatever of him has since impostor and sacked on the spot. been found. Realizing And undoubtedly if he had been a among fields of rice. Produce is car­ is skilfully placed. Certainly it is" the most waiter, this large body of scandalized ried from one place to another in Not Missing Man. economical corset that you can buy; guaranteed beings would have removed him ex­ wheelbarrows or on the backs of In the process of the search for Y peditiously through some secret but­ ponies. A missionary writing to Gunner Hamilton, it was learned not to rust, break or tear. tery-hatch, and dropped him on the friends in this country says, “I am two unidentified men had passed Your going to a new station; to reach it I through the maiti dressing station of pavement out of a back entrance. A Warner’s Corset of heavy pink Warner’s Rust Proof Corset, made But not being a waiter, he con­ must be •poled by boat up the river No. 1 Canadian Field ambulance, with low bust, softly boned ; has tinued to advance, while hfs entour­ for three days and carried by chair through which Gunner Hamilton coutil, fancy elastic top, made with age, tom between rage at'bis effront­ for three days more." Think of it! should havfc passed. Assurances, rust proof boning. Come in medium double skirt, the invisible batiste gives Ambition ery and horror at the thought of a To go less than one hundred and however, were given that only one strength from' the waistline down. of these men was wounded in the lengths and especially designed for. scene, followed in his wake. twenty miles and be virtually as far Every pair guaranteed, $4.00 a pair. Just opposite Hugh he halted, and from the starting point as Montreal head, and that he was the only un­ comfort ; sizes to 29, $6.00 a pair. To own a piano that will is from Victoria! identified man with a heifd wound, in a clear voice addressed no one in who passed through the main dress­ last a lifetime—and more; Particular: Causes of Famine. to own a piano with a really ing station at that time. It was “You’re spotted. Look out. Ledger It is because of this lack of roads therefore thought that this unidenti­ high reputation — that is at Godaiming.” that the present famine is assuming First Floor 1877. probably your ambition, but fied man was probably Gunner Phone 1876. Blouses, Lingerie and Corsets, 1878. Then, engulfed once more In the such appalling proportions. Two Hamilton. He was traced to No. 6 Douglas Street you may have felt you could crowd, he continued his majestic j successive crops have failed in the general hospital (British), Rouen, Sayward Building not afford such a piano. progress, and finally disappeared a ! famine area, while Manchuria has France, where he died on August 15, You “can afford a WILLIS little abruptly from view. j grain to spare. It cannot he trans- 1918. The body of this unidentified ‘piano, for the question of “Cryptic,” mumured the American, oorted to the Famine Region on the man was exhumed, and examined by payment we can settle to "but some lad. Gee! He had that presents roads. Relief money going suit you. bunch guessing." from this country will be spent in “The ledger at Godaiming," said building highways so that other fam- Hugh thoughtfully. “I watched Pet­ nes and another call for help from erson, through the skylight last night, China will be impossible. This, it is unidentified man who might answer trumpeter, in order to be assigned Willis Pianos, Ltd. getting gay with that ledtfar. I’m A CASE WHERE Gunner Hamilton’s relatives; and to a composite battery, which was “Brownatone Makes Me felt/ will supply the fltoney to buy his description; but none was found. Govern* Phone thinking we’ll have to look inside it, food, and will be conferring a real they satisfied themselves that it was Look Ten Years Younger” not that of Gunner Hamilton. The most absolute assurances were then being formed at the reserve 1003 ment St. No. 514 Mr. Green." * benefit on .China as well. None of artillery for the purpose of proceed­ He glanced up as one of the chuck- No other preparation is so simple to this money will b© handled by China­ Since then it has been discovered given that it would be impossible apply or so uniform in results. Light - DOCTORS AGREE that other unidentified men with ing immediately to France. This spots, gray strands or streaks, and ail men. A joint famine committee of ‘for a man to die and be buried, in foreigners, of which U. S. Ambas-, head wounds, passed through the composite batter*, at first, formed unnatural shades in the hair are quickly main dressing station at the same the organized hospital unit Gunner restored to qll their original beauty. sador Crane is the head, distributes part of the 1st Canadian divisional time. One of • these was traced to Hamilton reached, which was many artillery, in France, but was subse­ Absolutely Harmless. the relief. miles behind the firing line and Stories told of the terrible suffer­ Medical Science Practically No.- 47 general hospital (British), quently posted to the 8th army bri­ Brownatone is guaranteed perfectly De Treport, where he died, on Aug­ where there was no enemy disturb­ gade, Canadian field artillery, as safe and harmless to both the hair and ing of the Chinese are not exagger­ ust 9 1918. The photograph and ance, without a full record of his skin. Contains no poisonous ingredi­ ated. Thousands are dying daily and Unanimous As to Treat­ the 24th battery. Strap Shoes for Spring ents such as sugar of lead, sulphur, sil­ hospital description, however, of death and burial being made. The Gunner Hamilton was 19 years millions of little children are being this man showed clearly that he military authorities have no knowl­ ver, mercury, aniline or doal tar pro­ stunted and injured, mentally and ment of Colds of age when wounded ; is the young­ ducts. It has no odor and is greaseless. was not Gunner Hamilton. edge of a similar cose, and are at a est soh of Henry C. Hamilton, 40 You apply It In a few moments with physically, by hunger. A relief Another unidentified man with a l&ia to account for it. your comb or brush. Two sizes, 50c and worker in the famine district writes, Doctors are practically unanimous Wells street, Toronto, formerly $1.50. Insist on the genuine. head wound, ta|fen off the Canadian Took Proficiency Prize. mayor of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Wear VFairs are held, not for the carrying that the drugs which should be used front at that time, was buried in Brownatorte is sold and recommended in the case of colds are aspirin, phena- Gunner Hamilton was educated at and is a brother of Major H. 8. in Victoria by Vancouver Drug Co- on of business (for there is none) but Duty military cemetery, on August for the sale of young children and cetine. quinine, saloL caffeine citrate Upper Canada Collège, Toronto, and Hamilton, of Sault Ste. Marte, Ont,, Illustrating a new shoe Dean A Hiscocks, and other leading and camphor monobromate. This com­ 11, 1918, in the name of another who was the first man wounded in druggists. older girls.” Money to buy food, and bination may safely be trusted in the upon leaving there in 1914, took man, who had returned alive to the first general proficiency prize in the first Canadian contingent. in plain black kid, Special Free Trial Offer. get it to them, is the only way to treatment of colds oc^g case of grippe, Canada. During the past Summer and the work it does is quick and ef­ his form, and the lieutenant-govem- with turned sole ; Send only 10c with this coupon for save these human lives. Give It, and the body of this man was exhumed Free trial package and helpful booklet give it freely. fective. nor's medal. He then passed his ABB HARD TDEESOOMprOf fine fitting, su­ Grip-Fix, a preparation now on sale and it was hown that it was not matriculation examination and en­ on the care of the hair. at all drug stores, is a combination of that of Gunner Hamilton. Tea, for the man that wears " WELCOME FOR THE STORKS. just the ingredients advised by physi­ tered the service of the Imperial premely com­ Exhaustive Search.% Bank of Canada, from which he re­ boots, but his corns ane_ Mail This Coupon Now. cians for effective results. Grip-Fix quickly by Putnam’s Corn B----- fortable. The stork is treated with great re has a record for relieving a cold in a Exhaustive searches have been signed to enlist as a trumpeter with The Kenton Pharmacal Co., night and even a case of grippe in the 48th battery, on February 5, No pain, and certain cure. 1 500 Copptn Bldg., Covington, Ky. spect in the Netherlands. The house made, both officially and personally, forty-eight hours. With a box in the in every direction, and through 1916, being too young to be taken Putnam’s Use no other, ISO. i------Enclosed find 10 cents (to cover selected by the stork for a resting house, Grip-Fix is a full safeguard dealers. postage and packing) for trial pack­ place is considered fortunate, and against any outbreak of colds. Be sure every branch of the military service for overseas service in any other age of Brownatone. you get the genuine Retd's Grip-Fix —including French, United States, capacity. He was transferred to the ...... Light to Medium Brown or very special facilities are provided Elisabeth Schuler by the householders to enable it to with the formula printed on the box. British, Australian and Canadian— 69th battery, with which he went ...... Dark Brown to Black. It sells for 35c—a small price for a overseas in October, 1916. as ser­ town of Strathroy for Mark with X shade wanted and build a nest comfortably. At the ^ _____ which might have some information, remedy so effective for colds. Vancou­ or record, regarding the death or geant-trumpeter. In England he ages for the loss of a 1203 Douglas Street 'MutfiC & Soil Phone 2604 mall with your full name and address. Hague many of these birds are main- .ver'T)rugver Drug Co.,Co.. Fort and Douglas Sts., •«linnl oh.H the Tenir nf RprePRnt- emoloved in the hospital laundry. tained at public expense aoecLil ajrepta (Advt.) burial of Gunner Hamilton or soihe : VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921 You need not CM PASSENGER INDEPENDENT FLEET U.S. CUSTOMS SEIZE endure the peine of Grinding Away Tire Dollars 111 OFFICE AGENT0 TO O run a wheel out of line affecta the tire much the TAKES MUCH FISH Rheumatism TO EUROPE Tsame aa holding U against a grindstone. The tread TRANS-ATLANTIC SAILINGS. rubber Is quickly and surely ground away—a prema­ Neuralgia, Neuritis SUPERVISE OFFICE ST. JOIIN-LIYKRPOOL. turely ruined tire. Nearly 400,000 Pounds of Mysterious Launch, Traveling Sciatiça, Lumbago— F«h. 9 Mar. 16 ...... Metagsma Watch your tires for unusual tread wear. Measure your Feb. 11 Mar. 11 Apr. 7..Bmp. Britain Without Papers or Lights, Feb. 26 Mar. 26 Apr. 27 . Mellta wheels for alignment. Halibut Caught 100,000 Cenadiin men and Mar. 3 Apr. 2 Mlnnedoaa Now at Friday Harbor Osborne Scott Optimistic Over Mar. 5 ...... Corsican Better still, drive up and ask us to do this for you. Seattle, Feb. 3.—Vessels of Se­ women have proved by Mar. 24 Apr. 22 ...... Empress France We will gladly measure your wheels for alignment. If out Arrival of Material Determ- Apr. 16 ...... Victorian attle's independent fishing fleet Seattle, Feb. 3.—Customs and coast actual use that Conditions in Middle West of line a few minutes* work at a small service charge will landed a total of 385,900 pounds of ST. JOUN-GLASGOW. ing Factor in Construction guard authorities are Investigating Feb. 18 Apr. 1 ...... Pretorlan correct the condition and save the loss of an expensive tire. halibut and cod In this port during Vancouver, Feb. 3.—Looking none January, according to figures com­ the appearance of a mysterious Can Mar. 8 Apr. 14 ...... Sicilian The office of the Peter Lyall Com­ adian launch in American waters on Templeton’s the worse for his travels of some ST. JOHN-HAVRE-LONDON. piled to-day by the Seattle Fishing 10,500 mlleà since December 20, Os­ pany at 505 Central Building was the Vessel Owners’ Association. the night of January 27. Rheumatic Apr. 18 ...... Tunisian scene of long queues of men In an- The receipts of fish were composed A Canadian launch 32 feet long, borne Scott, general passenger agent ST. JOHN-SOUTHAMPTON-ANTWERP. 1 awer to the advertisement published of 307,000 pounds of No. 1 halibut, 74 feet beam and 3 feet deep was of the Canadian National Railways Feb. 22 Apr. l ...... Scandinavian recently. Major Bullock Webster, picked up after dark near Vendovl Capsules in Vancouver, has arrived In the Apr. 16 ...... Corsican j 70,000 pounds of No. 2 halibut and For Particulars Apply W»ER ! who is employment manager of the 8,900 pounds of mixed cod. The Island, at the enti-nnee to Bellingham city from Toronto. will remove every trace of thee# j Lyall works here, was busy register­ catches came from the Yakutat fish­ Bay, by the coast guard launch Mr. Scott will leave shortly for Vic­ J. J. Forster, Qen. Agent ing names and qualifications of the ing banks and from off the west Guard, dread diseases and every ache toria to supervise the work of open­ g C. F. It. Station DouglM anti Brvugliton Strr*te. (Nrw Otw Weller Building). I numerous applicants, who thronged coast of the Queen Charlotte Islands. The boat lacked clearance papers and pain from your body. ing the new C. N. R. headquarters on VANCOUVER TELEPHONES: the doorway of the office all day long Receipts of fish during January, and carried no lights of any kind. Government Street, near Fort Street He CaattflM Paellle Octal Serriut, Vmtiti Offlre Phone. «89. Buttery Bepartment. ««9.______Night Phi , In an unbroken queue. 1920. totaled 98,700 pounds, com­ Canvas port covers prevented light The old Red Cross building has been No active work has yet commenced, posed of 81,700 pounds of halibut from coming from the cabin. No con­ Guaranteed to contain no habit taken over by the railway and re­ nor can commence, stated the office and 17,000 pounds of mixed cod. The traband was found aboard. The boat forming drug, and tn be absolutely ham, modelled, and will be, In the words of staff to-day, until materials are on increase in receipts during January is being held at Friday Harbor. The leu te the heart, kidney, or ether organ. Mr. Scott, "An office second to none Ar WHITE STAR the ground. Materials necessary to a this year compared with the same names of the crew were not given in on the continent for modernity, and start on the actual work have not ar­ month last year is 287,200 pounds. the information received. for the comfort of the public. It will ^ DOMINION LINE FIGURES FOR STEAM GOVERNMENT AID rived but are momentarily expected. Officers of the Fishing Vessel house, in addition to the city ticket To date only three or four men have Owners’ Association said to-day that office, the district passenger agent, been engaged, these being Vancouver the large receipts during January ADMIRAL LINE PORTLAND. MB^HAUFAX-LIYERPOOL this year were caused by the divert­ Local Agent,—Campbell's Drug Store; the division freight agent, the Can­ men who were in the service of the Duncan, J. K A. White; L.dy.mlth, adian National telegraph, the district From Portland. Halifax. PASSENGER TRAFFIC FOR JAPANESE Lyall connections there. ing of five fishing schooners to Se­ PREPARE FOR TRANS­ Canada ...»...... Feb. 26 Feb 11 H. M. Scott, win» is .assisted by an attle from Prince Rupert, B. C., fts a R. O. Jessup; Sidney, E. Lesage. manager the district engineer and Haver ford ...... Mar. 14 ataff and some of the operating stair Canada ...... Apr. 2 Apr. * office staff of two, is investigating result of low prices in that port. PACIFIC SAILINGS Haverford ...... Apr. 25 local conditions in preparation to a Records of the Fishing Vessel of the railway on the Island." INDICATE SAFETY Shipping Concerns Backbone rapid start when the material is on Owners' Association show that re­ Seattle, Feb. 3.—Tourist traffic to Mr. Scott attended an important AMERICAN LINE the ground. All local labor, as far as ceipts of halibut in Seattle in De­ the Pacific Coast will be swelled this and successful conference of passen­ of Japan, Stated cember, 1919, reached the large total year by five ship loads of eastern ger agents of the Canadian National If. T.-PLYMOUTH-CHERBOURG possible, is to be employed, the num­ AERO-MAIL SERVICE Kreonland .... Feb. 6 Mar. 12 Apr. 16 ber required, of course, depending on of 1,068.000 pounds because of a tourists who will sail from New York Railways and the Grand Trunk Rail­ Lapland ...... Feb. 12 Mar. 19 Apr. 28 Nearly Nine Million Carried Seattle. Feb. 3.—Realizing the im­ the rapidity with which the work is shortage of refrigerator cars in at Intervals of thirty days, on the way system to discuss closer co­ Finland ...... Feb. 19 Mar. 26 Aur. I» portance of overseas commerce to the opened. Ground is to be broken with­ Prince Rupert. Stormy weather on initial trips of the five vessels allo­ operation In work of the amalgamat­ Zeeland ...... Feb. 26 Apr. 2 May 7 the fishing banks and a better mar­ NEW YORK-HAMBURG For One Lost prosperity of the country, the Govern­ in the next few weeks, while the ma­ cated by the United States shipping NOT IN JEOPARDY; ed lines. „ . ket for fish in Prince Rupert re­ board to the Admiral line for new Asked as to business conditions In Manchuria .... Feb. 24 Apr. 7 May 19 ment of Japan is planning to give terial necessary to further work will sulted in only 41,800 pounds of hali­ Mongolia .... Mar. 10 Apr. 21 June L Seattle, Feb. 3.—Safety of travel determine the advancement of the passenger and freight service to be the East, Mr. Scott commented on Minnekahds ...... Mar. 24 financial aid to shipping firms of the but being landed in Seattle in De­ established between Puget Sound and by ship, especially in Pacific Coast dryduck in its preliminary stages. cember, 1920. the solidarity of the business life of Island Empire which have been crip­ th Orient. the country. He found less unem­ RED STAR LINE waters, is strikingly shown by figures CONTRACT TO JULY pled by the depression in business, All five vessels were under con- | ployment than he anticipated. There N. Y.-PLYMOUT1I-CIŒRBOLRO- given in the annual report for the STEAMER NETTUN0 structlon In eastern yards, when al­ was much work to be done outside ANTWERP according to Noboru Ohtani, New located to the Pacific Steamship fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, of LOCAL AGENT GETS the cities. . „ Kroonland .... Feb. I Mar. It Apr. 16 York manager of the Nippon Yusen BURST OIL FEED Company, and but three of them have Lapland ..... Feb. 13 Mar. 19 Apr. 22 Capt. George Uhler, supervising In­ McGrath, One of Founders, While in Winnipeg he was ap Finland...... Feb. 1» Mar. 26 Apr. 80 Kaisha, who left Seattle last night on been named: the Wenatchee, the prooched by a number of Alpinists spector general of the United States his way from Tokio to his headquar­ ^ AND FLAMES SPREAD Keystone State and the Bay State. Says Service Paid by Zeelanty...... Feb. 26 Apr. 2 May 7 As they become ready for service, who are keenly Interested In the pos Steamboat Inspection Service, just ters on the Atlantic. N.R. sibilities of the Mount Garibaldi area WHITE STAR LINE made public. During the twelve "Our country realizes the need of Jacksonville, Fla.. Feb. 3. — The each will carry a load of tourists Inland Revenue from New York, through the Panama for mountain climbing and explora­ M. T.-CHERBOURO-SOUTHAMPTOTI months, only two passengers lost its shipping firms in building up and Italian steamship Nettuno, en route tion work. With adequate facilities, Adriatic ...... Feb. 16 Apr. 2 May 4 from Port Arthur, Texas, to Brindisi, canal to Pacific ports. Seattle, Feb. 3.—Press dispatches their lives by accident in the first retaining overseas commerce and the he believes there will be a consider­ Mr. Hemsworth to Be Moved Italy, was towed into this port on The Wenatchee, the first of the yesterday from Vancouver, B. C., stat­ NEW YORK-LIVERPOOL and eleventh districts including the Government has decided on a plan of ships to be completed, will leave New able amount of this work done Cedrle...... Feb. 6 Mar. H Apr. 16 giving financial aid to those which Sunday by the Coast Guard cutter ing that the aerial mail service be­ Celtic ...... Feb. 26 Apr. 2 entire Pacific Coast of the United to Vancouver as Traveling Yamacraw after being afire at sea. York February 26. The sailing is be­ Summer In the Garibaldi *rea* . . Megantlo ...... Apr. 28 States from the Mexican border to have been crippled by the business tween Seattle and Victoria may be The game prospects on the prairies depression resulting from the war,' Representative Three members of the crew were ing extensively advertised in Eastern PMILADELFH1A-HALIFAX-LÏVERPOOL Alaska and Arctic waters. said Mr. Ohtani. "Some very large landed here by the Belgian steamship magazines, the scenery and climate discontinued after March 1 next, arw appear very good, said “ From Phlla. Hallftr The inspection service requires re­ exporting houses in Japan have of Pacific Coast states being fea­ without foundation, Edward Mc­ iurfor ovinesome w300”” ***••--miles ------along the - , ^. Haverford...... Mar. 11 Apr. 22 Announcement is made of the pro­ Kremlin and rushed to a hospital. lines they were never out of sight of ports from all American vessels, closed their doors and their failure They were severely burned when fire tured as attractions for the tourists. Grath, superintendent of the railway N. T.-BOSTON -GIBRALTAB-NAPURS- licensed to carry passengers, of the motion and transfer of G. M. Hems­ The excursions are expected not only large covers of prairie chickens. will mean a decrease in our overseas worth, city passenger and traffic broke out in the. engine room of the mail service for the Northwest States GKNOA. number of passengers carried and trade unless they are assisted to such to bring five capacity ship loads of agent of the Canadian National Rail­ Nettuno off Florida last Wednesday. and in charge of the Seattle-Victoria Canopic ...... Feb. 26 Apr. 22 ' accidents accurring. Under the rules an extent that they may resume busi­ tourists to the Coast, but also to R.M.s.iFFiciTrT- Cretlc...... Mar. 15 May 19 of the service, statistics are held way, Pemberton Building, to Van­ One of the men, L. Viog&nni, third help stimulate national interest in air mail service, said this morning. ness. The plan for giving financial couver, with the new position of engineer, is not expected to live. For reservations and tickets apply te back for six months, so that the re­ aid to these firms is in charge of the the Coast section, which has been Mr. McGrath says: VANCOUVER CITY cal agents or Company's Office. O. P. port for the year ending June 30, travelling representative of the pas­ A tale of heroism with Vioganni in producing an ever Increasing volume .ARGENT, Manager, «18 Second Ave^ Bank of Japan. senger department, with headquarters "The Victoria-Seattle service is not was not made public until January 1. "The biggest encouragement to the principal role was told by the of tourist traffic each year. Seattle. Wash. Phone Main 118. Records for the entire American in Vancouver. Kremlin crew. A feed pipe in the contingent upon congressional appro­ Vancouver, Feb. 3.—The agency o« Japanese business men is found in The Wenatchee sailings will priation for the New York-San Fran­ the Holland-American line, which has service show tha| only forty-two pas- the steady improvement of conditions Mr. Hemsworth will now cover a engine room of the Nettuno an oil followed by the Keystone, Bay State territory on et he G. T. P. and C. N. R. cisco route, amounting to $1,250,000 been carried on by the C. Gardner . sengers lost their lives out of 368,- in America, which I believe will make burner, burst, and fire spread and the other two vessels, the last The Victoria-Seattle service Is being UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY • 870,327 carried, or only one out of a full recovery from the world-wide lines west of Etimonton, the G. T. P. through the engine room endangering Johnson Company, will after the probably sailing In June. Stops will carried on under a contract which will handling of the motorship Emdyk, be of B. C., Limited. every 8,782,626. This percentage of depression first and will aid the steamship service and Vancouver the two firemen and threatening the be made at Havana, Los Angeles and Island lines. Well known in this city. run until next July 1, awarded to taken over by Capt. Parkhurst, who Regular sailings from Vancouver to loss is so infinitesimal as to be next other countries in getting back on ship. San Francisco, with time allowed to Eddie Hubbard, Seattle flyer, to be all East Coast and Mainland Points, to nothing and steamship companies their feet. Japan will be at least Mr. Hemsworth has had long experi­ has established offices on. the ground Logging Camps and Canneries as far Vioganni volunteered to cut off the see each city. The excursions will paid for out of the appropriation for floor of the Pacific Building for the . are gratified by the figures as fresh another year in recovering from her ence In railroad work, having been flow of oil and rescue the firemen. end in Seattle and Tacoma, leaving inland transportation by railroad as Prince Rupert and Anyox. proof of the safety of ocean travel. present business depression, I be­ five years with the C. P. R., one year the tourist free to travel through the ?^UZuonaTïend7rCtàu?ho0;„r^ SKSK ^«".Ipe^e/în^n'ôn Sun! For detailed information apply lieve» Foreign buyers made purchases with the Canadian National in Van­ Fighting his way through the flames, routes.” The section of the postal High efficincy in the handling of he reached the pipe, stopped the oil Pacific sta\ #t will. GEO. McGREGOR, Agent, ' vessels, modern appliances for the at war-time prices and the slump has couver, coming here in his present the route is being operated, has not dav next, Tel. 1825. No. 1 Belmont House. badly crippled them. Japan is ex­ and assisted the firemen to the deck. safeguarding of ships at sea and the capacity in 1918. Mr. Hemsworth will TIDE TABLE. been under question by Congress, the periencing the same conditions that takt\ up his new duties about March His clothing had been burned al­ general use of the wireless on pas­ most entirely off and his flesh was mail superintendent said. senger-carrying vessels are credited are felt all over the world, a natural 1. He saw service during the war, February, 1921. C0UGHLAN SHIP IN result of the world war." being a member of the signals of the raw. Timetlt TimeHUTlmeHt|TimeHt with bringing about the great de­ Mr. Ohtani’s home is in Tokio. He The Kremlin, answering a distress UNITED KINGDOM crease in loss of life shown by the 103rd Battalion, C. E. F., from'1915 h.m. ft.lh. m. fb|n. m. ft.|h. m. ft. U. S. BOARD SHIP has spent twenty years in the employ to 1917. call, arrived after the fire had been Day Steamer to Seattle statistics. of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha In vari­ extinguished. . .J 9.08 9.1117.22 3.61. . TAKING B. C. TIES Vancouver, Feb. 3.—Forty days out Progress of the American merchant ous parts of the world, serving as .1...... 9.52 9.1118.15 3.3 from this port the big steel freighter , THE .1...... *10.37 9.0 18.55 3.0 marine during the twelve month representative in London, Hongkong Vancouver. Feb. 3.—A full cargo of City of Victoria, of the Goughian period is shown by the fact that 4.36 8.6 6.15 8.4111.20 8.9 19.28 2.8 Singapore, Calcutta and New York. 1.54 8.6 7.80 8 3H2.01 8.8 20.00 2.7 railway ties Is being taken on by the fleet of carriers, reached Birkenhead, thirty per cent, more passengers were It was through his efforts that the CANADIAN WIRELESS 8.18 7.91 12.42 8.6 20.31 2.6 big steel freighter Wauban, which England, on Sunday, according to a tarried on American ships than SHIPmiRCDST b.19 8.5 SS.SOLDUC New York-Calcutta Line of the N. GOVERNMENT REPORT «48 8.3 8.66 7.6 13.21 8.4 21.03 2.7 arrived in port during the night. The cable from the United Kingdom. The Leaves C. P. R. wharf dally except during the preceding twelve months. Y. K., was inaugurated. 4.48 8.2 9.33 7.2 14.01 8.2 21.37 3.0 ship evidently made a splendid run 14 45 7.9 22.14 3.4 ship is a United States Shipping Sunday at 10.15 a. m. for Port An­ 4.58 8.2 10.12 6 8 Board boat and is chartered by across the Atlantic. geles, Dungeness, Port Williams, 5.22 8.2 10.55 6.3 15.36 7.6 22.52 4.0 Port Townsend and Seattle, arriving CITY OF SEATTLE 8 a.m. Report. REDUCED IN STATES 5.49 8.2 11.46 5.9 16.39 7. 23.25 4.6 Struthers & Dixon, for which firm Seattle 6.4\ p. m. Returning, leaves NORWEGIANliLiNG Point Grey—Overcast; calm; 29.75; 6.14 8.3 12.41 5.4117.56 6.8 23.38 5.3 John Galt is local agent. The vessel MARINE NOTES Seattle daily at midnight, arriving WITHDRAWN FROM 33; smooth. 6 36 8.5 18.37 4 8119.30 6.5 23.30 6.8 is at the Government wharf. Victoria 9.00 a. m. Secure Informa­ Cape Lazo—Overcast; calm; 29.75; 8.7114.32------4.2 - ...... 21.21 8.4 23.18 6.36.57 Part of her cargo is being taken NORTHERN ROUTE 7.21 8.9115.26 3.7 ...... The Meiwu Manias due at Quar­ tion and tickets from 32; smooth; 9.15 p.m., spoke Princess Cut of \2Vz% Made For Gov­ I...... I 7.58 9.1 16.21 3.0 on here, and in about a week she antine at 5 to-night from New York. E. E. BLACKWOOD, Ena, coaling Union Bay, southbound...... 1 8.52 9.2*17.17 2.6 will shift to Chemainus, where the She is td coal at Comox after passing Agent, Puget Sound Navigation Co.. Seattle, Feb. 3.—At the offices of GRAFT BUFFETTED Este van—Rain; northwest; 29.78; ernment Craft i...... 1...... 110.01 9.3 18.11 2.2 remainder of her shipment is await­ 1214 Government SL Phone 7106. the Pacific Steamship Company yes­ 32; heavy swell; 7.15 p.m., spoke 4.14 7.9; 6.42 7.8Ü1.05 9.3 19.01 2 0 ing her. The ship will be able to the station. terday it was announced that the Meiwu Maru, 8 p.m., 46.00 N., 124.18 New York, Feb. 3.—A reduction of 14 18 7.8* 6.51 7.4112.06 9.1 19 46 2.0 handle close to 4,000,000 feet. steamship City of Seattle had been 124 per cent, in the cost of ship re­ 13.12 8.0 7.52 6.8 13.08 9.0 20.29 2.2 The Katori Maru will shift from \V„ inbound; 8.50 p.m., spoke Admiral 13 36 8.21 8.47 6.1*14.11 8.7121.11 2 7 Seattle to Comox for coal to-morrow. withdrawn from the Southeastern Sailing Vessel Had Rough tiebree, past Flattery 8 p.m., for pairs to government vessels with an approximate savings of $2,500,000 a ’14.02 8.41 9.40 5.5115.11 8.3'21.62 3.4 Alaska run, and the steamship Passage When Attempting Tacoma; 3 a.m., spoke Arabia Maru, 14.30 8.5'10 32 4.9*16.15 7.8122.34 4.2 The City of Vancouver will leave Spokane substituted temporarily, the 50.56 N., 138.05 W., inbound. year, has been granted by most ship­ 15.01 8 6*11.26 4.4*17.27 7.2*23.17 5.1 Esquimau to-night for Vancouver, latter vessel being scheduled to sail to Cross Atlantic Triangle Island—Overcast ; south­ yards here, it was announced yester­ 5.34 8 7 12.24 4.1U8.4S 6.9*...... after being dry docked for cleaning for the North to-morrow morning. day by Commander R. D. Gatewood, '0.02 5.31 6.09 8.7Ü3.26 3 9120.26 6.8 west; light; 29.85; 38; moderate; 10.48 6.71 6.46 8.7Ü4 2C 3.7*.. Ships at a Glance and painting by Messrs. Yarrow. Ltd. In command of the Spokane when Queenstown, Feb. 3.—The hard­ 8.20 p.m., spoke Chelohsin, off Safety director of the board’s division of she leaves will be Capt. Fred Land- ships of crossing the Atlantic In a Cove, southbound. construction and repairs. The time used ts Pacific standard, for The Arabia Maru is expected to strom, and Charles Lincoln will go sailing vessel in mith-winter were Dead Tree—Clear; calm; 29.78; 26; The reduction, he said, is applied the 120th Meridian west. It is counted TO ARRIVE. make port to-morrow evening, ac­ out as first officer. H. E. Robertson shown by the experience of the Nor­ to machine tool, material and sub­ from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to smooth. midnight. The figures for height serve Vessel From Due in port cording to word received by R. T. will act as chief steward. The City wegian bark Sirdal, which gave up Prince Rupert — Cloudy; calm; contracting work, with a 5 per cent, to distinguish high water from low Arabia Maru ...... Orient...... Feb. Rithet & Co., local agent*. If she of Seattle, Capt. V.. Enquist arrived the attempt after spending 75 days 2$1.62; smooth. reduction on charges for labor with­ water. Where blanks occur In the table, Collegian ...... U. K...... Feb. should reach Quarantine prior to 5 p. from the North yesterday, and will be at sea and has returned to this port Alert Bay—Cloudy ; calm; 29.74; out reduction of wages. Further re­ the tide rises or falls continuously dur Empress of Japan. .Orient...... Feb. 16 m she will come up to dock the same CALIFORNIA SAILINGS laid up for a short period. Gus Snel- with her bulwarks stove in and 38; smooth. ductions arp promised, ho adjjyl, con­ ing two successive tidal periods without TO SAIL. evening, and if not the Arabia Maru From Vietorim, 6 p.m. much of her canvas in rags. tingent upon decreasing expenses. turning. Ung, chief officer of the City of Seat­ Ocean Falls—Overcast; calm; 29.60; The height Is in feet and tenths of a Vessel For Date will not be able to dock until Satur­ tle, will leave to-day for a visit to Most of her crew were either ill or The same ratio of reduction applied Monteagle ...... Orient...... Feb. SS. PRESIDENT, Jan. 31 worn out by fatigue and exposure. 39; smooth. ^ foot, above the average level of lower day morning. California points, accompanied by his to privately owned vessels, he said, low water. Empress of Asia .. .Orient...... Feb. 10 SS. PRESIDENT Feb. 12 Neither vessel nor men were fit for Esquimau—.To find the depth of Canadian Exporter. .Australia.. .Feb. 10 wife. further conflict with angry seas. The Point Grey—Overcast; calm; 29.81; will mean a savings to the American The S S. Governor arrived from FROM ICAtTLE merchant marine of its repair bills of water on the sill of the dry dock at any COASTWISE BAILINGS. the South at 11.16 a. m. to-day. with Sirdal left Christianand as far back 38; smooth. tide, add 19.0 leet to the height of high 1 s. Queen, Admiral Schley» Ad NOTICE TO MARINERS. as October 22. bound for Barbados Cape Lazo—Overcast ; calm ; 29.81; approximately $4,000,000. water as above given. For Vancouver. a fair passenger list. No word has mirai Dewey* and carrying only ballast. 38; smooth. Princess Victoria leaves 8.15 p.m. dally yet been heard from the Collegian, 12 Noon, Tu.sd.ys, Thursday. Mariners are herewith notified that Almost from the start she encoun Estevan—Cloudy; east ; 29.73; 36; STEEL MAGNATE NOW ON TOUR Princess Adelaide or Princess Alice which is due here on Saturday. She the black buoy, reported as missing WILLIAMS LINE TO leaves 11.46 p.m. dally except Saturday, la thought to have reached the Golden PACIFIC STEAMSHIP 00 tered heavy western!y gales, but made heavy swell. 9.50- a.m., spoke Prin­ From Vancouver. South of the Parthla Shoal, First her way as far west as mid-Atlantic cess Maqutnna, Tofino, north. REMAIN ON COAST New York, Feb. 3.—Charles M Gate port to-day, on her way north. R. P. RITHET A CO.. LTD., AgWIl. Narrows, Vancouver Harbor, is now Princess Adelaide or Princess ABoe She is a Harrison Direct line vessel 1117 Wharf St. Rhone Ne > whence she was driven north to the Triangle Island—Cloudy; north­ Schwab, head of the Bethlehem Steel arrives 7 a.m. daily. in position. coast of Labrador and then almost west, fresh; 29.84; 39; rough. 8.25 Seattle, Feb. 3.—By an agreement Corporation, was a passenger aboard "Princess Victoria or Alice arrivi bound from the United Kingdom to over to Iceland. Several times she a.m., spoke Admiral Rodman, Queen reached by telegraph yesterday the the steamer Aquitanla which left p. m. dally. this coast. Mariners are herewith notified was thrown on her beam ends, her Charlotte Sound, north. Thomdyke-Trenholme Company, Inc., here to-day for Southampton. At Mr. Far Seattle. that the light and fog alarm on decks were incessantly swept by seas, Dead Tree—Clear; calm; 29.86; 37; Schwab’s office it was «aid he was The Harbor Marine Association ICE SOLID IN NEWFOUNDLAND. cabins flooded and riggings so strain­ has accepted the agency as regular prince George, 11 am., Sundays. Brotchie Ledge have been put out of smooth. representatives of the Williams visiting France and Italy, but that Sol Due leaves 10.80 am. dally. met last night in a merry closing service by the recent storm. The ed that it was feared the masts Prince Rupert—Overcast ; calm; his trip had no business significance. smoker, and formally disbanded the St. Johns. Nfd., Feb. 3.—The New­ would go. One man fell from aloft Steamship Company for Puget Sound Princess Victoria or Alice leaves 1.15 foundland coast is icebound as a re­ damage will be repaired as soon as 29.62; 46; smooth. and British Columbia, which agree n. m. dally. organization, consequent on the ces­ possible. in a gale and was killed. From Seattla sation Of activity at the local steel sult of the severest cold of the Win­ ment replaces the temporary agency VESSEL MOVEMENTS ter. The Northern Bays and Con­ conferred on that concern two weeks Sol Due for Seattle 4.30 p. m. Sundays. shipbuilding yard.______Sol Due arrives » am. dally. ception Bay, ten miles north of this ago, and'dissipates the rumors cur­ Liverpool—Arrived Jan. 31 S. S. WAIRUNA TO CLEAR. city are solidly frozen over and the rent here that the Williams Line was Princess Victoria arrives LI* , o Statesman, from Seattle via Balboa, ally. mail steamers have abandoned their o llllillllllllllllllllllllllt likely to withdraw from the coast Newport News and London; City of For Prince Rupert. Vancouver, Feb. 3.—The Canadian- service. The harbor here has a thick to coast service. Victoria, from Vancouver, B. C., via Prince George, Sundays, 11 am. Australasian freighter Walruna, coating of ice, which makes the move­ The first vessel of the Williams Balboa. From Prince Rupert. Capt. Foster, Is expected in port from ment of shipping difficult. Line is now at San Francisco and Is Arrived—Zeeland, at New York, Prince George, Sundays. 1 am Australasian ports on Saturday next. expected to sail to-morrow for Van­ from Plymouth. For West Coast. She will take on considerable of the couver, B. C., where this vessel, the Princess Maqutnna leaves for Port cargo whllh the Niagara would have steamship Willfaro, will discharge Alice, 1st, 10th and 20th of each month. taken here and will then proseed to approximately 2,000 tons of Atlantic For San Francises. Powell River for paper. The freighter Coast freight and then shift to President and Governor sail Saturdays Walmarino is due on or about Feb­ Seattle to unload additional con­ at 5 p.m. signments for this port. S. S. President delayed in repairs, ruary 22. MACDONALD’S sailing Monday, Jap. 81, at 5 p. m. The announcement of the ac­ Itching WEST JAPPA TO LOAD. ceptance of the agency for the Wil­ liams Line was made yesterday after­ SUNRISE AND SUNSET Vancouver,- Feb. 3.—The freighter BRITISH noon by H. W. Ross, vice-president West Jappa, operated by the Frank and general manager for the Thom­ Time of sunrise and sunset (Pacific Waterhouse Company, Is expected in dyke-Trenholme Company, and in­ PILES standard time) at Victoria, B. C., for port from Seattle late in the day or sures the addition of this service to the month of February, 1921. on Thursday morning. The ship Is CONSOM the intercoastal lines now operating PA20 OINTMENT Instantly Re­ Sunrise Sunset taking on 1,200 tons of cargo here here, which now number ten big lieves ITCHING PILES and yon Day Hour Min. Hour Min. for ports in the Far Bast and she will steamship concerns. nan get restful sleep after the require about two days to complete. first application. Pulp and general merchandise will A blend of fineTbbaccos ICE INllEW YORK ~ comprise the local shipment She AH drafgtsts are authorized to puts to sea direct from this port HARBOR SINKS refund the money If PAZO OINT­ for men who smoke the best. ATLANTIC’S WAVES MEASURED. SMALL CRAFT MENT falls to Cure any case of ITCHING, BUND, BLEEDING or The size of the waves of the At­ New York. Feb. 8.—Traffic in New PROTRUDING PILES. Cures or­ lantic Ocean has been carefully York harbor was demoralized early dinary cases In 6 days, the ascertained as a result of extensive to-day when an Jmmenee field of Ice Investigations made by the officers of J** floes floated down from the North wont coses In 14 days. the Hydrographic Office of the United Keep Your Skin Clear River. Dozens of motor boats and States Navy bepartment. In height, other small craft were sunk at their It Is guaranteed by Paris Med­ we are assured, these waves usually moorings. Scores of small craft were icine Co., St. Louis. Mo., Manu­ average thirty féet, but In rough By Using Cuticura set adrift and several tugboats wers facturers of the world-famous weather they will attain eoq*e forty Th* Sou for

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% OFF OILSKINS and Times Late ft Sporting News 20 RUBBER BOOTS Get yours while our stock of sizes is still complete. They’re sell­ ing faat at these low prices. Rubber Boots Oilskins Hip Boots, regular at $8.50. Hate, regular $1.35<, now 91*1® Now...... 96.80 Bicycle Capes, regular $5.9Q> Now...... 94.70 Knee Boots, regular at $6.50. Leggings, reg. $4.25, now 93.40 Rotarians, Keen on Soccer, Now...... 95.20 Short Coats, regular $6.20. Now Missing Teeth at ...... 94.95 Victoria Humbjes Seattle After Ankle Boots, regular at $5.75. Long Coats, regular $7.50. Now Found in Other » • # * * * * » # Now ...... 94.60 at ...... 96.00 Terrific Overtime Battle, Wilf Player’s Head Form Three-Club League PEDEN Bicycles, Sporting Goods and Toys Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 3.—Three 719 Yates Street Phone 817 Loughlin Netting Deciding Goal teeth, a quarter of an inch long were found in the head of George Evans, OFFICIALS OF P.l. Nanaimo, Vancouver and Vic agricultural school basketball player here last night after he collided with LEAGUE WILL MEET toria Will Compete in Six Ralph Smith. Minneapolis Y. M. C. A. See the results SPEEDY BOY SCORES player. Smith’s three front teeth HERE ON SATURDAY —while the games are on Teams Battled Thirty-one Minutes Overtime Before were missing. Games For Championship HOCKEY BULLETINS THE WINNING TALLY Physicians extracted the teeth from Aristocrats Managed to Break Through; Players This morning Mayor Porter re­ Evans’ head. Both men finished the of Province and Silver Mug TWO JACK’S DOPE, LTD. game with Smith’s team winning 23 ceived the following telegram Almost Blue In Face at End; Second Longest Game from I* Burnett. President of "The Worklnirman's Club." Billiards—Pool—Tobaccos—Cafe. the Pacific International Baseball 1313-1316 Government fctreet. Finest English Billiard Room In Canada. In History of P. C. H. A.; Foyston Was Missed. League: Another soccer league has sprung You are hereby informed that^i into being. The Rotarians of British BELMONTS NOSE OUT meeting of Pacific International Columbia have decided to foster the League will be held in Victoria, sporting spirit among themselves and British Columbia, Empress Hotel, their first move has been to organize Saturday, February 6, 2.30 p.m. a football league. The moguls gath­ B. C Motor P. C. H. A. STANDING CRUSADERS IN VERY Mee.ting will be one of the most ered In Vancouver yesterday and Important held this year.” drafted a schedule which calls for Won Lost For Against Pet. six games. Nanaimo, Vancouver and After the meeting held in the Victoria will he the interested cities. Seattle ...... 7 6 46 40 .538 City Hall a week ago to-night His Transportation ...... 7 .538 SENSATIONAL GAMEj Jimmie Adam, an old soccer player Vancouver .. . 6 46 39 Worship sent a wire to Mr. Burnett of reput, was among those who at­ Victoria ...... 5 8 38 51 .385 asking him to have a meeting of tended the meeting In Vancouver the league held here so that the yesterday, and he is quite enthusias­ Co. One Point Behind at Half; baseball situation might be gone tic over the league. He says that It ua __ Seattle, Feb. 3.—The Pacific Coast Hockey Associât:on"s Time, Belmonts Ran Out 1 will not be a joke, and that the play­ record for overtime games was trembling and all but broken last ers are taking the matter quite seri­ Furniture Moving and night before Wilf Ijoughlin notched the winning counter for \ ie- Victors by One Basket | ously. The Rotary Clubs, especially ÜQ1&N.Q In Nanaimo, are able to draw on General Trucking toria over Seattle, 3 to 2. Forty minutes of high-class, red ; “GOT SOME OF OUR many star footballers, and the battle The two teams battled one hour and thirty-one minutes fourteen hot basketball was served up to the | between these teams will cause con­ 1819 Dongles Street Phones 3464 and 4452L seconds before the winning counter came to the blue sweutered fans at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium ; siderable interest. last night in one of the most exeit- j horde from the north. The league record is one hour thirty-seven Donate Fine Trophy. ing games of the season. Belmonts, j OWN BACH”STATES Tod and Manning, the Vancouver minutes, established between Vancouver aud New Westminster in strong favorites for the champion- 1 jewelers, have donated a handsome 1313. ship, were matched with the | cup to be presented to the winners. uL Crusaders, last year's champions, | 51686^^9 Vancouver and Victoria have en­ LOCAL ROTARIANS IN GRASS HOCKEY TEAM Ready To Drop. and as first one team would gain a ; gaged in two interesting games this lead and then the other the rrowd of J It was just what the length of it shows—a terrific battle, in WILF LOUGHLIN season, hut they will not count in the supporters In the gallery made enough j ______new series. Vancouver won the first which the fourteen men involved fought until exhaustion robbed , » i. . , ni r~ noise to wake up the new city roun- game played here early in the year, DRAW FOOTBALL GAME ENTERS DIG SERIES them of their speed, until they were all ready to drop. They back- cil. For speed, combination and ex- : AflStOCfStS nOtUfll F TOIT) o6 while Victoria held the Terminals to citement the game has seldom been j Primori Fr\r Tn- checked until they were blue in the face, the defensive work in INDIVIDUAL SCORERS equalled at the Y. M. C. A. The Bel-I dlllfS IIIIIIGU TUI IU a draw on the Mainland yesterday. enemy territory of Riley. Tobin, Mocking and Kredericksou being monts emerged victorious by 29-27. The new schedule will be as fol- Victoria Eleven Staged Brilli­ Neither team had an advantage in morrow Night's Game Victoria Players Going to only short of wonderful There Is a close race on for the the first period, the score being tied Nanalmo at Victoria. February 22. ant Come-back in Van­ Vancouver Feb, 12-to Play The new centre or the Victoria team undoubtedly played the scoring honors in the p. t\ h. a practically all the lime, although "Well we got a little of .our own Vancouver at Victoria, tdarch 2. Crusaders weee 5 points In the lead , hack. _last___,w.„ night” was the comment Victoria at Nanaimo, March 9. couver Yesterday For Challenge Cup best game ho has exhibited since he broke into the Pacific Coast «I one time. At half time the «core ] Patrlck- manager of _ the Vancouver at Nanaimo. March 24. Aristocrats, on his arrival back In there and everywhere, breaking up | rolling in the Seattle back checking ' must be counted on in the race. The x'as Crusaders. 1-: Belmonts, 11. Victoria at Vancouver, April 6. Vancouver, Feb. 3.—Rotarians of I town this afternoon from Seattle. Nanaimo at Victoria, April 20. Vancouver^ Feb. 3.—Four clubs, plays, skating like a demon and j being superb. standing of the scorers is as follows: I Belmonts Go Ahead. "We deserved to win the game on Vancouver and Victoria gathered at Vancouvers. Shamrocks, North Van­ passing unselfishly and perfectly. It Frederickaon broke away, however, Goals. Assts. Pt» j Belmonts speeded up in the second j its merits within the regulation time, ; Athletic Park yesterday afternoon couver and Victoria will battle in the B. C. Silver Challenge competition, a was his pass to Wilf Loughlin that Harris. Vancouver. 4 12 16 j period and gained a lead of 10 points, but Holmes was well-night unheat- i and there watched their respective brought the game to an end. 16 i) 16 the score reading 27-17 for a short bio in front of the net." continued WILLARD AND DEMPSEY series of three matches being tMayed, Skinner. Vancouver.. soccer squads battle to a scoreless it was announced yesterday by offi­ tying counter. Foyston, Seattle .... 12 4 16 ! time. It looked as if the game was | Lester, who carried a smile that a, AGREE TO PUMMEL EACH draw in the Tod and Manning Cup Youngest Pair Did It. 4 16 cials of the B. C. Mainland League. Jim Rllev again put the Seattle Riley. Seattle ...... 12 J already won, but the Crusaders came carload of sandpaper would not rub OTHER ON LABOR DAY serier. Vancouver won the first game The pair of them, the youngest team ahead with the assistance of Frederickson, Victoria 9 « 16 ! back w ith a rush which threw a aca.re j off. "Time after time we were on at Victoria; two more games remain The first match will be played here men on tit# ice they were, and pos­ Bobby Rowe. Rowe’s pass was laid Morris. Seattle ...... 8 13 on Saturday, February 12, when the into the Belmont fans, and with four , top of Holmes, but he turned aside td he played. While the ground was Victoria team goes up against the sibly it was youth being served that on Riley's stick as nicely as though J. Adams. Vancouver 8 4 12 minutes to go Crusaders needed one the shots like a porcupine shedding New York, Feb. ' 3.—Work of rather soft for football the game left them the energy for that last Dunderdale, Victoria 4 8 12 Shamrocks at Brockton Point. On the it had been put there by hand, and more basket to tie the score. Vcrnot its quills. _. constructing the open air arena was replete with many interesting following Saturday. February 19. dash, tore down, Frederickaon with the big forward flashed his shot in I Cook. Vancouver .... 11 Jones s< ored a beauty for Belmonts, "Seattle fried awfully hard, but for the proposed bout between situations. Oatman. Victoria ... 3 7 10 North Vancouver and Shamrocks will the puck. Loughlin was on right while Fowler was yet off balance which was quickly offset by a pretty they missed Foyston. There were a Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard. The teams were: play at North Vancouver. Each wing and Dunderdale dragging be­ from watching Rowe. Mackay, Vancouver.. one from Jimmy Bucket!, the score lot of fans over there who thought Labor Day. will he started In a Victoria—Jimmie Adam, Bill Kroe- Walker. Seattle...... ger, Alex. Peden. Bob Peden. Howard game will be a "sudden death” af­ hind on the left. Frederickaon faked reading: Belmonts, 29; Crusaders, 27. we would not. have won had not Foy­ month Tex Rickard announced fair. the winners meeting in the a pass to the left, then passed per­ Tommy Scores: Then Fought. (*. Loughlin, Victoria With a minute and a half left to ston been Injured. That’s something to-day. The Arena will seat at Gibbon. Jack Brass. Fred Blake, Al­ W. Loughlin. Victoria bert Turney, Johnnie Johnson, Bert championship final the latter part of fectly to Wilf whose bullet-shot Victoria's tying counter almost play. Crusaders pressed hard, Dowds, we can’t prove, but the way our team least 50.000 persons, he said, and the month. cleared Holiness outstretched stick Patrick, Victoria ... Tailing and Bert Young. started a Don n y brook. It was a sharp Rickey. Seattle...... and Webster coming within an ace travelled last night it would have several important matches will be A Second Competition. and rung Into the right hand upper of getting the ball In the basket for Vancouver—Harry Duker, Frank comer shot slapped in by Tommy Johnson. Victoria .. given the Mels’ strongest array some­ held in it before the Labor Day Bird, Adam Stewart, Harry Tyler, corner. It was a masterly play by Dunderdale which stayed in only the the tying score. The ball refused to thing to worry about. engagement. \ Following the Grand Challenge a pair of youngsters who played real Tobin. Seattle ...... Benwall, Hugh McLaren, Bill Payne, Cup series will come the annual barest fraction of a second. Toots H. Meeklng. Victoria go In, and the whistle blew with Bel­ Just Qstting Back. George Ross. George Crawford, Jack hockey every minute they were out monts orre basket In the lead. series for the Dunsmuir Cup, another Rissett, University of Washington Desireau,______Vancouver. "Seattle was unlucky to lose Foy­ Wilson, Hutcheson and Kemp. valuable trophy offered some years hockey star, was handling that goal i Duncan, Vancouver. .* Crusaders had several chances to win on free throws, missing no less ston last night, but look how unlucky ago for competition among the grass The Seattle team. minus its umpire’s job and he failed to see It. h W. Adams. Vancouver hockey clubs of the Province. It is greatest player. Frank Foyston, Dunderdale. flew at him like a tiger ' Rowe. Seattle ...... than eight tries at the basket during we were at the first of the .season. PLESTINA SCORNS The Vies lacked training, and Fred­ expected that four clubs will also fought on doggedly. Bernie Morris | anrj ianded a solid punch on his Jaw. j Taylor. Vancouver the garni-. compete in this series. Seattle First Presbyterians, Belmonts and erickson did not report until we had WITHIN THE ROPES and Tobin played their very best j Bissett countered with one which had | Murray ...... ■ lost several games. We certainly The B. C. Mainland League Will hockey of the year, even though it | t|ie direction but lacked the kick of Crusaders have each won one game. have thrêe clubs in both forthcom­ was tlie longest session they had yet Dunderdale’.* swing and they clinch­ so there I» bound to bo a tight race I h“d ot ,ou«h luck„ft ,he "“V LEWIS’ DEADLOCK for the championship thi. »oa»on. I*'1 und now we are getting a little Buffalo, N. Y.. Feb. 3.—Bill Bren­ ing championship series. The Van­ been in. ed. They were < racking and hammer­ couvers. Shamrocks and North Van­ JOE MALONE’S STICK a -a r> j of our own back. nan knocked out "Bandsman" Dick Fowler Saved Game. ing one another when Referee Ion got Belmonts Are Good. J ..j am greatiy pleased with the work Rice, of England, in the second round couvers have finished their------local on the job and dragged Dunderdale Morris was unlucky else he would Belmonts have a real speedy five \ of the team." Wrestler Whom Top-notchers last night. Rice was knocked down | series and are now practising hard away. Ion allowed the goal and the this season. Stan Moore being a I The Aristocrats ambled off the twice in the opening round and a i championship tourtiament have ended the game long before the hard right to the jaw finished him in ! promises to excite a lot of la­ overtime. Several times he had shots game went on. DEFEATS CANADIENS strong addition to the forward line. : boat a little tired, but more buoyant Will Not Meet, Ready to, that seemingly were certain of elud­ The Game Ends. while Vernot Jones Is playing a whale in $plrit thah they have been all the first minute of the second. The | lereat <■> grass hockey circles, ing Fowler only to have that great There Remainede: Just five minutes of a game at guar<$. Jones scored season. They accomplished some- Mix With “Strangler" men are heavyweights. ______Sond period when that goal Hamilton. Feb. 3.—Hamilton wit­ eight points, which is a big score for thing which they have been trying J 16TH BATTALION HAS poor two weeks ago. save and keep ' was made, and from that time on— a defence «man. ! for two seasons,___ to^ bring______about_____ the 1 New York. Feb. 3.—Tex Rickard. Des Moines, la., Feb. 3.—Frankie nessed Its first overtime game of the viiiiii.) Buckett. the Crusader j downfall of Seattle on their own Ice. j sporting promoter, last nigh* issued u the game going. fifty-six minutes and thirteen sec- season last night when the Tigers Jimmy * Mason. American flyweight champion, ACTIVE SPORTS BODY j onds—almost a full game, there were centre man, Is in great form again ; So there was good reason for them 1 vfJVt» of Fort Wayne, Ind.. outclassed Holmae Was Good Too. defeated Canadiens 6 to 5. The teams 1 no more score». The next second was did not have to go much longer than this season, while Scotty Dowds and j ,o feel happy. j ^«tlnVw^ he’aMert. "ha. Frankie Juinmatti, of Chicago in a The Sixteenth Canadian Scottish Don't think for one moment that different, hdwever. for it brought Freddie Webster are doing some rapid . Meet Vancouver To morrow. j barred from iiarllclpatlng for cham ten-round bout here last night. Battalion which is recruiting up to Holmes was not playing hockey. For a|,out the great shot from Loughlin's scoring and speedy combination work. The players are resting to-day In ‘ pionship honors.” and offers to per­ strength, have organized a list ol ten minutes he lacked the clever e(|ck which ended the game The teams were as follows: Salem, Ore., Feb. 3.—Frank Mur­ sports’ programme. /Yearn^ for bas­ Belmonts—-Stan Moore! John Br.nd- Preparat.on for another gruelling mit I^ewis to use his favorite head Rowe before him when Bobby vented , The «teams were as follows: hold in a finish contest. phy, middleweight of ‘Portland, was ketball, indoor baseball, water polo his spite on Tommy Dunderdale with | y. T. WlUUneon. vernot Jones. Jim given the decision over the Zulu Kid and various other well-known indoor Seattle Position Victoria eouver Millionaires. The Aristocrats |I leyDangerfield, Plestina is the man who owns of Manila in the fourth round on a games are being arranged by Hector ...... Goal .. .’S».. Fowler are anxious to win all their home foul at the American Legion smoker , Macdonald. Holmes Crusaders—Scotty Dowds. Freddie If they succeed they will 22-lnch neck, the largest possessed Rowe ...... L. D. .. C. Loughlin Webster Jimmy Bucket!, Art Hole, * u the „,.ae„n wlth eleven wins by athlete In the world. I'les here last night. Î Macdonald announced to-day that Rickey ...... R. I). .. W. Loughlin ErqieWmi*» Culln- Murrav fir Colin McFadyen refereed. A. Straith from McGibbpn. 6.43; 4, bons of St. Paul and Tony Melchoir D. R. Richardson. F. Harding. The First Presbyterian, McGibbon. un­ of Chicago will meet in a twelve- reserves are Mise E. Morris and assisted. 6.52. round boxing bout her^ on the night Miss Dover. The results will be sent -.vaarcthe game when he ..rrtr,;stopped a shot ! {*. Meeking. H. Meeking :i ■ BLUEBIRDS DEFEATED Second period—6. St. Andrew’s. of February 10, It was announced to­ by mail. from Walker’s stick In his stomach. Loughlin. JOE MALONE WEILERS AT HOCKEY Moody, unassisted. "7.11. day. It was said also that Gibbons Others had jars that gave them Third period—Seattle. Tobin for The usual crowd of quolters turned and Charley Weinert would meet here A. M. Policy, who conducted « Murray. Murray for Tobin. Victoria, out at the Willows on Saturday last St. Andrews. Position. First. Pres. something in the bruise, line to re­ The Sprott-Shaw Bluebirds ram- ______Melville ...... Goal...... Veitch February 17. livery and stage business in Goder­ W. Loughlin for H. Meeking, H. the regulation hour before the game to take part in the tournament, and ich for a number of years, died, aged member all week. Meeking for Frederickson, Frederick­ was decided 38 seconds after over­ bled away in yesterday’s hockey game 'gome«1 wsa veryi.ASV goodnnAil gamesvamAfl werea,nru witnessed.tirli nAauoH Simpson .... R. Defence...... Hudso.i Tobin Starts Scoring. between Weller’s Wonders six* to nil" The final event in the first series be­ Butteris ...... L. Defence....B. Straith Vancouver, Feb. 3.—Bud Ridley, of 87. son for W. Loughlin. time started, when Prodgers rushed Goff ...... R. Wing...... Webster Seattle, Coast featherweight cham Seattle started out as if it were go­ Fourth period—Seattle, Tobin for up the side and passed to Malone, The Bluebirds’ goal wan seldom in tween D. McCaig and D. McMillan was danger; they showed distinct superi­ well worth watching, as a superior Moody ...... L. Wing.... A. Straith pion, knocked out Eddie Gorman, of ing to make short work of the game. Murray, Murray for Rowe (under who scored the tally. Oatman...... Centre...... McGibbon Portland, in the second round of Tobin scored on a corner sh^t which major penalty rule),«Rowe for Mur­ t Senators Beat St. Pat*. ority. With a little more practice brand of quolting was put on. but they will make a very formidable McCaig was a little too good for his scheduled six-round bout in the main I he started from alongside the fence ray, Murray for Tobin, Tobin for Ottawa Feb. 2.—The Ottawa Sena­ event at the Vancouver Athletic Club! when the game was less than five Murray. Victoria, W. Loughlin for team. Weller’s boys worked \ety aggressive opponent, who is playing SUNDAY SCHOOL GALA show last night. The champion out­ tors gained an eijual footing with the hard but their fast opponents gave remarkably well Just now. However, minutes old. Throughout the next Dunderdale, Dunderdale for Oatman. Canadiens at the top of the N. H. L. McCaig. although penalized, won by classed Gorman from the start. He; three minutes the Aristocrats were Fifth period—Victoria, Oatpian for in the second half of the league sched­ them no chance to score. SLATEDFOR MONDAY shot a right cross to the Portland { H. Carlin made a record by- scoring a good margin. man’s jaw in the first round, the bell j MATCHES battling to keep more scores from Dunderdale, Dunderdale for Oatman. ule by defeating Toronto here last G. Lloyd was the winner In the Seattle, Murray for Tobin. night 4 to 3, while thé Frenchmen from the centre of the ice and is yet At a meeting of the executive of saving Gorman. In the second round i to be beaten. second series, having no difficulty in the Y. M. C. A. Swimming Club last were meeting defeat at the hands of disposing of his opponents, and was Ridley cut loose with a variety of Penalties. A practice game will take place to­ evening, the programme of the pro punches. Gorman walked into a I Hamilton in the Bengal City. at his best last Saturday. Getting First period—None. Ottawaa Heavily Fined. night between the Old Boys and posed Sunday School swimming gala swing in the second round and Rid- j Second period—Seattle, Walker, 3 Bluebirds. The next regular game the distance at the start, he was able was discussed, and it was decided ley dropped him with a finishing FREE minutes; Riley, 3 minutes. Victoria, Montreal. Feb. 3.—At the special will be staged on February 10, with to keep it all through that as a number of swimmers would punch to the jaw. The Burning Question H. Meeking, 3 minutes. meeting of the National Hockey The Coloplst puckchasers. After the games an Interesting not be able to leave their work on Johnny Colclough. Vancouver feath-1 Genuine Bull Durham Fourth period—None. League here on Tuesday it was spectator kindly offered to donate a erweighb won the decision over Eddie! clock as a prize to be played for in Saturday, to hold the gala on Mort- Tobacco Fifth period — C. Loughlin, 3 unanimously decided to fine the Ot­ dunca falls before day night. Neil, of Anacortes, Wash., In four] tawa Hockey Club $500 as a puniah- TT - the near future. Further particulars rounds. Johnny Jordan, of Belling-, One-Ounce Bags 20^ minutes. will be announced, when this event is The complete programme is as fol­ meht for the team’s action when it left lows: Ladles’ race, 40 yards; plunge I ham, outpointed Joe Nestman. of the ice last Wednesday night In the CHEMAINUS ATHLETES to take place, as it Is desired for as Half-Pound Bags 61.50 MILL WOOD game with Canadiens here. mâny as possible to compete. Games for distance, senior: Junior relay, 80 i Vancouver. In four rounds. They arej BRITAIN CHALLENGES yards, four boys under 18: ladies' re- I lightweights, How lx Your Winter’s Supply? Duncan. Feb. 3.—At Chemainus on start at 2 p. m. every Saturday. FOR THE DAVIS CUP Tuesday, Duncan seniors and Dun­ lay, 80 yards ; 40 yards backstroke, Prompt Delivery—Phone i»S MIKE GOODMAN THIRD can Intermediates were sent down to CUT OUT DANGEROUS HOLDS. senior; 220 yards free-etyle, senior: CANUCK CURLERS E. A. MORRIS London, Feb. 3.—A Ideal sports re­ crushing defeat at the hands of the senior relay, 160 yards, four men to porting agency staged it is officially Saranac Lake, N. Y., Feb. 3.—Roy basketball tossers of the mill town. Albany, N. Y., Feb. 3.—Elimination a team; water polo. WIN TWO MATCHES Limited The Moore-Whittington informed that the British Isles yes­ McWhorter, of Chicago, won the In the preliminary game the of the strangle hold, headlock, toe Teams ara entered from Christ terday forwarded a challenge for the final heat yesterday in the half-mile visitors came off at the short end of hold and body scissors in wrestling Church Cathedral, First Presbyterian Edinburgh, Feb. 3.—The Canadian Lumber Co., Ltd. Davis lawn tennis cup, recently won senior skating event. His time was the______score. 42-15; while In the .senior...... matches is sought in a bill Introdtkc- and St. Andrew’s. curlers added two sweeping victories i 1116 Government Street Pleaeent Street Phone 29» In Auckland, N. Z., by William M. 1.23 3-5. Charles Gorman, of St. gamc, after hard usage, the visitors) ed in the Legislature yesterday. Use There will be a bye for th$ winter to their list yesterday In defeating l obaecunisl, Kte Johnston and William T. Tllden II., John, N. B., was second, and Mike agaii> accepted the small end of the of these holds is made a misdemeanor polo, but the final will be played on Glasgow ice rink. 107 to 100, and Ayr I representing the United States. Goodman, of Winnipeg, third. score to the tune of 31-11 by the measure. Monday evening. County by 97 to 90. il VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 192i

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COLUMBIA Mammoth Reconstruction Sale AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY In "Big Happiness," the Robert- son-CoIe super-special, starring Dus­ tin Farnum, which will be seen at the Columbia—“Big Happinees.” Columbia Theatre all week, Ingenuous Variety—“A House Divided/* artistry is resorted to in the achieve­ Princess—“Sylvia Runs Away/* ment of some unusual technical and photographic effects. This is the Royal—“Harriet and the Piper.” first picture to be released by Robert- Dominion — “The Charm son-Cole with Farnum as a star. One School.” , of the most effective sets in the pic­ ture. showing the Swiss Alps as a Pantages—Vaudeville. background for a mountain inn, was Romano—“The Restless Sex/* evolved in such an original manner that the story bears telling despite K the fact that it reveales an important movie secret. Farnum's director needed the Swiss Alps in a hurry PRINCESS THEATRE The company being in California and the Alps some six or seven thousand miles to the east, the director cast about for a solution to the problem HAS POPULAR PUT other than making a special trip to The Major Portion Switzerland. Fakfe mountains were barred. A little though and consid­ erable searching in Mr. Farnum's Mildred Page Players in "morgue" disclosed a beautiful snap­ of Our - - - - shot of the Swiss Alps. This photo­ $ STOCK "Sylvia Runs Away" Please 85,000 graph was enlarged to 36 x 12 feet and the inn built in front of it. and Big Audience there you are. Clever? Certainly. Of High-Grade ENGLISH and AMERICAN FOOTWEAR But costly, too. The stunt cost $2,000. Comedy, mystery and real whole­ TO BE SACRIFICED—CLEARED OUT—AT THE MOST ABSURD PRICES—As we are reconstructing the policy of this store. some plot that provides innumerable turns, funny and otherwise, go to We have sold “K” Shoes for the last fifteen years, but these did not always meet the refined taste of some of our customers, and for some «“Jrae make up the three-act farce, “Sylvia time we have been looKJ for a better shoe. We have at last secured the agency of one of the finest shoes we have ever seen, made by the celebrated firm Runs Away,” playing this week at the Princess Theatre by the Mildred of Church & Co., Northampton, England, whose shoes are worn by more than twenty members of the Royal h amity. ROYAL Page Players. TO-DAY It may not be apparent to the un­ This is the reason for the most SENSATIONAL SHOE SALE even seen in Victoria. Come early and get a share of these bargains while sizes are goo ■ initiated, but there is more work be­ hind the scenes in this play than al­ most any of the other pretentious AHITA STEWART productions with which Princess patrons have been favored by this In her latest and clever aggregation of artists. The best photoplay play this week calls for a great deal Sale Commences FRIDAY MORNING-IO O’clock of detail In respect of properties and scenery and the manner in which the “Harriett production is handled and the smoothness and ease with which everything Is carried out entitles the adiee’ “X" Oxfords in tan and and the local company to great credit. black calf; low and high heels; LADIES* GREY That the Mildred Page Players have Growing Girls' Piper” won many friends In tne city Is regular $10.00 ; small sizes only. evidenced by the constantly in­ KID creasing attendance of steady patrons. An amazing story of a dazing The house last night for the first i Patent Button rjLT"...... $5.00 subject — full of thrills — and a production of "Sylvia Runs Away" BOOTS real love entwined was very well filled. Mr. Aldenn ad­ Adiee’ Tan Brogue Oxfords, me­ COMEDY SCENIC vises those who are disappointed through not being able to get seats Boots dium heels ; all sizes 2% to? ; With grey cloth Continuous 2-11 P. M. SMARD0N at the week-end performances to Round toe and regular $10.00. d»E 4 E tops and Louis GREY AND BLACK patronize the earlier productions. At Sale price, pair ... «PtJe'xv present the weekly plays run from low heels, with dull heels ; all sizes ; Wednesday to Saturday. Inclusive, kid finish ; sizes 2% Patent Pumps with a Saturday matinee, but Mr. Growing Girls' High Leg Laos Boots regular $12.00. SUEDE PUMPS to 4% ; regular $5.00. with medium heel; $10.00 values. Aldenn says If the attendances con­ With buckle and Louis heel ; regu­ tinue to warrant It plays will be : price Sale price. Sale price, a pair and with kid tops; valuea ^246 produced every night during the $4.85 to $10.00. Sale price, pair lar $10.00. Sale price, a pair week. A great treat was announced by Ladies* Tsn Cslf Boots with low heels. Mr. Aldenn last night In the selection TO-DAY Rochester make; regular (PP Of $5.00 of plays which the company will pro­ $1.95 $12.00. Sale price, pair tDveOtJ $4.45 $5.85 duce during the coming weeks. In­ cluding some musical productions. The Isle of Dreams Is scheduled for REID next week If the script arrives in time and other plays In store are See Our Boys’ and Children’s Shoes for Values Unequalled in 'The Three Twins," "The Cave Girt/ Remarkable Bargains in the Men’s Department •The Country Cousin" and the the City Crimson Alibi." "The New Moral WALLACE ity,” a splendid play by Miss Page’s Hurlbut Shoes for children, patent button or brother. Don Mullally, will appear t^cItIa Boots in black calf, with red stitch ; in here shortly. Men's Gunmetal The Gold Seal all sizes. Sale (PA Eft lace. Sizes 4 to 7%...... -...... 82.85 This week’s play Is one that will Sizes 8 to 10%...... - — $3.45 appeal to all, both young and old. It price, a pair...... “The Charm Is a clean, wholesome, rollicking pro­ and Tan Brogue duction which gives scope for the Boys' Box Calf Boots, sale Classic Shoes for girls, sizes 11 to 2 ; patent exercise of the excellent talent of button. Sale ü? Q QE School” Miss Page and Mr. Aldenn. not for price, a pair...... $3.50 getting all the other members of the Calf Bals. price, a pair ...... «POaOtJ Usual Prices company, everyone of whom have All sizes, in mahogany calf ; Chums Shoes for children can't be beat ; all become great favorites with local With recede toe; regular Ladles’ Spats, all colors, in genuine cloth; patrons, and which Is evidenced at $10.00. Sale price ■ ■.. $5.85 regular $14.00. Sale price $6.85 leathers and sizes. Sizes 4 to 7%, 52.95 every performance on the initial ap­ Sizes 8 to 10% ...... •••••»•••■• $3.85 regular $2.75. Sale (P"| ^7E pearance each artist by the hearty price, a pair...... tP-Le I tf applause of the audience. "K" Boots, Slater Shoes, Astoria Shoes, all Sizes 11 to 2 ...... 44.45 “Sylvia Runs Away" has plenty of Dr. Carter's Cushion Sole Vid Kid Shoes pep In It right from the beginning sizes in the lot; Winter calf; values to with double sole. d* O A E COLUMBIA and the attention and Interest of the $16.00. Sale

comedy acrobat tricks of exception­ all at once, was a real live finish she also wrote the scenario and titles. of the girl’s boarding school which such charming fashion that she waa al merlL The entire act Is a for such a production. Her latest picture Is "The Restless Reid, as Austin Bevans, inherits, and A demonstration of “behind the Sex," a romance of a very modern recalled. FINE DANCERS IN whirlwind of tumbling Intermixed The beautiful portrait of Misa Page of which he makes himself principal. scenes" is carried out wonderfully young woman, unfolded against the with comedy that will satisfy every- by the Otto Brothers In "The First lavish background for which Robert waa won thia week by Mrs. McKean, It is easy to imagine the romantic VARIETY 1209 Pandora Avenue. Entrance." Songs, parodies and W. Chambers's stories are famous. A word of praise should be given complications which result when a An operatic number entitled Jokes are Interwoven In this com­ Ralph Kellard and Carlyle Blackwell TO-DAY the orchestra for the excellent pro­ handsome young man becomes prin­ PANTAGES SHOW "Marrincia Going Up" Is a musi­ edy production. portray the leading male roles. The gramme of high-class selections ren­ cipal of a girl’s boarding school and cal Item that won great applause "Pirate Gold" has reached the picture, which was directed by Rob­ dered last night, and which were supplants the old methods of aca­ from the audience, while the ending, ninth episode, and will be finished ert Z. Leonard, Is a Paramount re­ heartily appreciated.______demic instruction with lessons on :ine Scene of Arabia Por­ when the company put aside their next week. To make the Pantages- lease and was produced by Cosmo­ Super-Special how to be charming. The support operatic number and endeavored cope more complete, an extra pic- politan Productions. is excellent trayed in Head Liner to give a number of popular songs j ture of a comical nature was ROYAL VICTORIA ! f on the screen. Five houses are under quarantine in Port Dover owing to smallpox. Feature Vj Artistic settings and scenery, gor­ •Harriet and the Piper," Anita geous costume#, beautiful glrla, and ROMANO Stewart’s latest First National pic- { an enjoyable Oriental production j ture, which will be screened at the awaits the patrons of the Pantagea I Royal Victoria Theatre again to­ It was Marlon Davies's beauty, ex­ tfLUE MOUSE this week. The Denlehawn Dancers, pressive eyes, and piquant manner­ “AROUSE night, Is from Kathleen Norris' story in an Arabian Nights story, "Jul- isms. exhibited In the famous Zieg- of the same name. The story, which ! A Dishing New Revue nar of the Sea," gave thia charming fleld Follies, that gave her the oppor If has a Greenwich village setting, ran , production. The glrla whom Ted tunity to enter motion pictures and 1 Only the kidneys ese pirMy the 1 serially In The Pictorial Review, and Special Teble d*Hots Dinner Shawti secured present some of the develop into the talented emotional DIVIDED has since been published In book i most wonderful eastern dancee that actress that she Is to-day. Miss i bleed, end Or. Chew's Kidney- i ) form. Supporting Miss Stewart is an 1 Served Nightly From « to 8.30 have been staged for a long time. Davies, who is appearing at the Ro­ all-star cast, including Ward Crane, i $ Liver Rills ireuw the kidneys te a A GOOD COMEDY pm- With the Most Complete The scenery which won admir- mano Theatre to-day and to-morrow Charles Rlchman, Irving Cummings, Muele In Town. Fumiehed by atlon from the audience was artle- in her latest picture, “The Restless • healthful action. One pill a dew. e Byron Munson, Myrtle Stedman, Harry McElroy ticly done by Edwin A. Flagg. Each Çhampionship Sex," first appeared on the stage with ZSe. a hex, ill dealers. .» Margaret Landis, Barbara La Marr act pictures a different scene which Fred Stone and the late Dave Mont­ Deeley and Loyola O’Connor. Bert­ amasee the public tor Its scenic gomery In "Chin Chin." Subsequent­ ram Bracken directed the production. PEGGY LEWIS beauty, especially the second scene ly she had prominent roles In "The PRINCESS THEATRE Those who have already seen "Har­ Farewell week; see her In her when the kingdom of the undersea HOCKEY Century Girl," "Miss 1919,” "Betty" riet and the Piper,” both at the Coast most attractive songe and new king la shown for tile first time to and "Oh, Boy* 4 Dais, Com. Wednesday, Feb. 2. and in New York, are unanimous in the audience. Again the market,cens Abandoning the stage for the costumes screen. Miss Davies quickly became MILDRED PAGE PLAYERS declaring it the best film vehicle In where the two lovers meet Is an­ Vancouver Presenting other notable feature. a star and played the leading role which Miss Stewart has y%t appear­ DAVE DUMBLETON in "Runaway Romany," for which ed, not excepting "In Old Kentucky," Miss Lillian Powell, who Is the VS. which was one of the most successful HI» farewell week; see him in leading lady In this exceptionally “Sylvia Runs Away” of last season's productions. his duets and new composed wonderful play, takes the part of Laugh and Be Happy. I^obertV^Chambers songs—hits of the day the I'rlnoeaa of the Sea and appears Victoria to Prince Bedr Baslm In a dream. Friday, February 4th, Prices: 30c, 65c and 80c. Including Wit A The part of the Prince Is well car­ Government Tax. DOMINION HARRY MeCLEARY NEW DRESSES ried out by George Batson. A synop­ 8.30 p. m. Curtain: Eevenlng 8, Matinee 2.30. The saxophone wonder, and the sis to each act la given by one of Admission 75c, Children 25c ‘The Charm School’ which scored soloist that gets them àll the beautiful girle In a very clear MSKEON DAVIES' heavily at the Dominion Theatre last and concise manner. Reserved Seats, $1.10, $1.25 Specially Priced The Splendid Cest Includes evening Is a typical Wallace Reid Com# and Have a Moonlight Pavlowa haa nothing on the syn­ Box Seats, $1.50 The very newest Ideas in Ladle#' Dresses and all specially 1 Jazz picture and is duplicating the copated old clog dances which Carter CARLYLE BLACKWELL success of "The Dancin’ Fool." The Waltz and Boutte pull oft for demonstra­ All Prices Include Tax Berges, tricotinee, georgette, satins. Crepe de Chine and nei PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE effects. Thia la also our final clearance of Winter Garmon picture Is a genuine blues-chaser. Don't Forget—the Beat Dinner tion to show what real jass dances Seats Now on Sale at TO-DAY Reid puts over a lot of good snappy are. The "Ebo Knlghta" also give Mack Bennett Comedy aAion and he Is well supported by In Town for $1.00 two musical numbers which the ARENA OFFICE The Deniihawn Dancers Lila Lee and a capable cast An patrons like to hear. 1210 Douglas Phone 2400 FAMOUS STORES, LI added feature is the presence of a E. R. GLUNT, Pro, Prévost and Goulet present, much Rhone 40** 1214 i Other Big Aots Shows 3, 7 end » "NEVER AGAIN" large number of young "charmers, to the amusement of the audience..! eji under twenty, who are tha dudIIs • 12 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921

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excuse M.e, jeFF, out YOU INSecT, Ton only oioe ; SM!A€ OF X AIN'T HAO N° , SPWS.TWS, IS iNDesn of-me -svAues XXV ,HA«6 3 owe of CAN’T you EDUCATION eirnefc which? THAT | l WHICH? A Simpwvse Do You WHAT AR€ YOU 30AAS OF READ? OUW THIS HASH 60MNA HAU6, Joint or Afte You 4ÉFF ? THAT, SWI OAK BAY. a 6-room dwcllini $3000- on one of the beet street» JvsT WORKING He Re? Beautiful lot. 60x122. with some lovely oaks, lawn and garden. We can otter very good terms on this place, say# about M cash.

JAMES BAY.

$31.d0 on Rlthet Street. Faces south and handy to car. as well as beach and park. House has modern conveniences with a large lot, 65xl#6; 'A cash.

ROCKLAND AVE.

-ROCKLAND AVE.. 6-roo» $3150 bungalow and large loL just off car line. An adjoining lot with quite a nice lawn and ■; H1— fruit trees can be purchased with tbe foregoing it desired. This would make an excellent home lor a prairie man. as the district cannot be excelled anywhere In the city.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK AUTOMOBILES WANTED MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED—MALE AUTOMOBILES (Continued.) TtQR SALE—Breeding pen of White Lsg- Dirtoria Sail# < Continued.) (Continued.) ' horns. B. C. University vockerel YES. THERE'S A REASON. 740R SALE—Several second-hand sew- IPhone 1(*_’7L. I-8-*8 VtTANTED—Man or woman to handle Phone 268$. ■ - Ing machines for $10 up. Singer Sew- » V well-known line household necessi­ 724—Johnson Street Auto Sales—724 MASTERS’ MOTOR CO. LTD. Ing Machine Co., 1214 Broad.______*4-12 \\VANTED—White Wyandotte cockerel, Advertising Phone No. 1090 ties; tremendous demand; territory ar­ RS. WARDALB. the name with a W muet be of good utility strain. Ph 15*18. McLaughlin Roadster—In excellent ■lOR SALE—Drop-head Singer sewing MODERN HOME. CLOSE IN. ranged; ‘ do not remain In minor position. order, new tires, paint like reputation, who will call and buy KATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Work pleasant, pay liberal and sure, even 6—EXCELLENT BUYS—6 anything.M Ladles’, gents ’and childrens machine, almost new ; will sacrifice. Situations Vacant. Situations Wanted. for spare time; experience or capital un­ clothing, bedding, etc. Or call at 7»3 Fort 158 Robertson Street. *4-13 To Rent. Articles for Sale. Lost or Found, necessary. Bradley-Garretson. Brantford. 1919— Chevrolet Touring, run privately A—CHEVROLET, lato model, WANTED TO RENT—HOUSES ^AIRFIELD ESTATE—7-soom dwelling •tc.. l^c. pq£ word per insertion. Contract Ont. ______» and In good â sealer. In beautiful order. Once tried always convinced. JMltE GUARDS, any size. Clifford Wire on Woodlands Road. Large lot. rates on application. shape ...... I *J*9 has 1921 license, Works. 910 Gordon Street, near Pem ODERN, furnished house 60x120. House Is nicely laid W’ANTED—Bookkeepers and accountants No advertisement for less than 25c. No 1917—Maxwell Touring. A good reliable bumper, etc. ON’T HESITATE—Phone 340$ V you berton Bldg. Phone 7598.______*7-1* M rooms, garage preferred ; or 3 house out. Large reception hall, 1 > to investigate our courses in Higher *t.rnnm furnished apart large drawing room with advertisement charged for less than one car, lots of pep ^7*^^ -BABY GRAND CHEVROLET, have any furniture for sale. Our re­ FEBRUARY CLEAN ANCE SALE—All f 7-2 dollar. Accounting and Cost Accounting. Hun­ Dpresentative will call and offer current ment. P. O. good electric light fixtures, dreds who have taken these courses are $1400 6-aeater. In new order. H haa prices for same. Island Exchange. 746-«47 good materials. Ledit*»' coats from flAHE biggest furniture moving vans sliding doors to dining room In computing the number of words In now filling bigger positions and have 1920— Scrlpps-Booth, used as a demon­ 1921 license, new tires, bumper, $4.50 up; gents' overcoats $6.60 up. Mrs. in which is a good open fire­ an advertisement, estimate groups oi strator for a few miles. In mirror, and tbe motor runs Fort Street. __ ** Hunt, second-hand dealer. 812 Johnson St. 1 (motor) fin town, cheap doubled or trebled their salaries. Write Safety Storage Co.. Ltd. Phone 497. Night place with oak mantel. Off three or less figures as one word. Dollar Shaw Correspondence School. Toronto. perfect condition ...... flliiOuv like a charm. ARDEN ROLLER wanted. What Of­ the dining room Is a small marks and all abbreviations count as <*n® Local address. 401 li. C. Permanent Loan 1920—Baby Grand Chevrolet, a ÛM OQX phone 6610L. fers? Phone 1507 after 6 p. m. f<-13 Phone 6655R. conservatory. Pass pantry to Building- most excellent buy ...... sP-LOt/t-l -FORD, 5-eeater, In fine order. G 1A8 TANK and pump. \1TE have clients for houses, both fur- kitchen. Front and back Advertisers who ao deal re may have re­ other cars’ Including Fords. Chcvro- $300 It has good tires, good top, HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES 1 X nlshed and unfurnished. Your list stairway. Four bedrooms up­ plies addressed to & box at The Times .. _r YEARS on Vancouver Island— side curtains, excellent paint, will receive close at­ stairs and an exceptionally lets. Cadillacs. Studebakers and Hud­ 143 VIEW 8T. ET our figure on crating and shippmg Office and forwarded to their private —O stationary. Marine. Civil. Electrical. BUY OR SELL ANYTHING. FROM A tention. BYett A Ker. Ltd.. 623 Fort 8t. large bathroom with modern address. A charge of 10c Is made for this sons, at from $235 and up $f)O0 of your furniture and belongings Mechanical. Cas and Auto Engineering. TEACUP TO A PIANO. G Phone 132. fixtures. Large light base- Navigation. Languages. Accounting. Art. Easy Terms may be had on any car. or -DODGE roadster, late model, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION Hudson Hrea. ' Phone 2253.______1£ menu with furnace, laundiy Birth Notices. 11.00 per insertion. Business Management. Foreign Trade. your own car accepted In payment. $1050- a real beauty. It Is hard to ROOMS. FORT AND LANGLEY ST*. AKTZ MOUNTAIN ROLLERS—The tubs. etc„ cement floor.* On Marriage. Death and Funeral Notices. International Correspondence Schools. beat this snappy little run EXCHANGE back of lot is quite a large 1007 Government. Canadian. Ltd. — Roller 12.00 per Insertion. ’hone 6056X. poultry house and run. This TILL exchange clear title lot for auto. property should sell readily, -FORD, 6-sealer, late model. It HUUtil^lluLD X«a<<.KotilTU58. w Phone 2143. aud in order to do so the price HELP WANTED—FEMALE $375- has new \lres. new top. Yale DO IT NOW1 643 VIEW tiT. PHursE *162 —on good terms— FUNERAL' DIRECTOR. lock on switch, and the motor MUX UK tiKLL ANYTHING. FKUM A has been placed at.. wxvt'v runs fine. XKACUP TO A PIANO. BUSINEES CHANCES ANDB Funeral Furnishing Co. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OF CANADA. Look ever our splendid UENKlvAL AUCTluNaia.il». AUCTION . KRVICK. stock of select Second­ We have at your service the Easy Terms Arranged. ktuuaia, au af iasulsI aid hand Clothing. Furs, PAi------most complete stock of funerai PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OFFICE. Will pav 12 per cent, on the nvest I furnishings obtainable, and MASTEI# MOTOR CO.. LTD . •to. AUGE bench vise, weight about 30 lbs. ; ment.A For further particulars aPPD Lee our motor funeral equipment LANGLEY AND BROUGHTON STS. THE MECHANICAL MOTOR WORKS» & Fraser. 1 222 Broad Street. *3' 915 Yatea SL. Cor. of Quadra. Phone 37 J a snap, $1‘ excels any other In this city. I wholesale firm, well LluiTTsed Enibalmeis. Lady Assistant. SHAW'S. 7 47 Fort StreeL T ANCOL'VER ’ANTED—Graduate Nurse, not too » toiamuHv». with connections from B. C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. 161J Quadra Street, \ icturia. Ü.C. young, for position In Pri­ 1834-3» Oak Bay Avenue. Victoria, BL C 736 Fort SL Phone 44L I OVELY RAMBLER ROSES—Reduced \ established. LIMITED. Phones: Office. 3306: Reg.. 6035 and 7063L. \Y Victoria to Montreal. In order to handle vate School. Must be good AUTO TRUCKS ■J prices while the present stock lasts. orders now on hand and further extend needlewoman. E. Townsend. 142V Hillside Ave.. also business, hi.s decided to increase Its capital 022 Government Street. Housemaid and Tablemald. cypr YEARS’ continuous motor engineering R. PAUL IIAYRS, of the liayes-An- ubllc Market.______illi" MONUMENTAL WORKS «■O experience is being devoted to the ITT MEADOWS oil stock, will buy for by $25,000 to $50.000. Offer either pre same house In the city. derson Motor Company. Limited. ALLE a HUE and sieel ranges, $2.vv per ferreil or common shares In blocks o! Cook-General and House' satisfaction of a large number of discrim­ MI>ay-Elder and Traffic Truck distributors,P cash; state price and quantity. Box MORTIMER & SON—Stone and monu- inating owner-drlvera. 1364. Times.* phone 4689. 2001 Govern- $5.000 up. Could use services of maid, same house In the has arranged to visit Vancouver Island In men and one bookkeeper. Box 20» • mental works, «20 Courtney Street. order to interview those considering new Service—Removals. ment SL______JPhone Mit______47 MARTS Transfer Cook-Generals, out of town. truck equipment. As far as possible the Phone 862. mS-U ^ASÔN &. ll&CH pianos sold ou easy HILLIPS STONE WORKS—Monument», $25.00 to $40.00. Tf You Are Particular. TRY US.” following schedule will be followed: Vic­ S terms. 718 Yatea. copings, etc. Opp. Cemetery. Phone Cook-Generals, in town. toria. Empress Hotel, Feb. 3-4-6; Duncan, T“» biggest furniture moving v P Great need Is expressed Phone 6964. Tsouhalem Hotel. Feb. 7; Nanaimo, (motor) In town, cheap ratea. The A* nobsati kullEHo lined to your FOR SALE—LOTS every day for more work for Windsor Hotel. Feb. 8-9; Port Albernl. Safety Storage Co* Ltd. Phone 497. Night N* old wring*!» w.U tie the worn use ot SNAP—Choice building lot In Fair UTEWAKT MONUMKNTAL WORKS,LTD Charwomen. Unemployment Somasa Hotel. Feb. 10-11; Courtenay. phono 4814L______1$ new. **rlce. n»caamith. 6»1 Sort oirooL field, 50x135: taxes only $26 ; assessed IO Office and yard. cor. May and Kberta among men makes neces­ Riverside Hotel. Feb. 12. If Interested, L sary such work for women. ANTED—Old bicycles and paru in any ltEKDLES and repairs for ail makes of at $1.000. Price $300 cash. T. P. McCon Streets, near Cemetery. Phone 481T. 47 you are cordially invited to leave a n condition. Victory Wreckage Cycle nell. 230 Pemberton^.Bldg. Woman who understands AUTO BARGAINS. sage or write Mr. Haye» at the hotel W sewing machines.__718__Yates. IT poultry, for work of this inoat convenient to you.______13-66 Works. Phone 736. 681 Johnson Street. ORD l ton truck, worm driva, good Will call at any address. XTBW-year GIFTS—English baby car- kind In the city, live in pre- JM rlagea from $26; cream wicker. $16. F cab and body, engine running fine. ERCHANTS and operators considering HOUSES FOR SALE $650: Overland delivery, alt new oversize YV7ANTKD—Small roll-top desk at once. folding buggies and sulkies cheap; gramo­ limes Special luition Ads. | tires. Bosch magneto, $364; Havers Six M the us© of heavy duty trucks will Box 3040. Times.f$-13 phones and record». "Baby Carriage Kx- EAUTIFUL home near Gorge Park, COMING EVENTS roadster. $375; Mitchell Six. find DAY-ELDER 3. 4 and 6-ton models chanae." 626 Pandora.______W on 2 lots. - $3.200; furnished. $3.800. 1ANO and furniture moving, crating and $350, Studebaker. 25 model. 5-passenger. Ideal equipment. Call or write for speci­ B BUY cast -off clothing, furniture. BNo agents. Owner. Box 1348. Times. f5-2~ shipping. Phone 2263. Hudson Brow $350. Easy terme. Cara taken In trade. fication catalogue and "Deferred Payment W Jewelry, atovea. tools, everything. IJHUNfci 6644 to have your auna cleaned P Plan" booklet- Hayes-Anderson Motor Co., Fenton. 641 Johnson SL Phone 2316 X and repaired. K. Hunt. 63S Jonnaon ,ON'T COMPLAIN of the high cost of EDUCATIONAL LtiL, 1262 Granville Street. Vancouver, D° houses and overlook this one. Joseph and stick to it,” Dlggon's, printers, ’ANTED—Strong girl for general house MR. •«dUNKIE.” D‘ . - — i — nM* DKnn*. 941 View Street. Phone $$$*• B. c. Street. Fairfield, modern and practically RAN LEIGH HOUSE—School for Boy». stationers auid engravers. 1210 Government FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS. new. 6 extra large rooms, all conveniently Street. Valentine Novelties and Crepe C C. V. Milton. 949 Fowl Bay Hoad. DODGE, late modeL This car *“ * * arranged, big clothes closets, big linen Paper, Eversharp Pencils and Waterman W’ANTED—Girl or woman to assist in AUTO 3IMONIZING JjAUMED OAK pedestal ...... 8.6# room with window and shelves, modern Fountain Pena. YV housework and care of baby; must best of condition and la a bathroom with hand basin and medicine JjKDROOM TABLE ...... 3.40 SHTON'S. live In; good wages. Box 2013. Times. Ï3-9 cabinet, pantry with bins and shelving. - DANCING FORD ROADSTER—This car haa had ve^ and 6268L. Authorised distributor epen fireplaces, hall and dining room pan­ A heating, have removed their Oak Bay little use and Is a 1920 model, for Timken. Hiatt and New Departure SIDNEY WOOD YARD JjOOKCASKS ...... *»• elled and dining room beamed, back and Junction branch store to the opposite bearings, Jaxon runs and parts, lil-apeed MILLWOOD. BLOCKS. KINDLING. front hall, stairway to basement from kit­ GRIMSTON, private dancing corner, 1555 oas Bay Avenue. Phone 4 763. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE • demy. Latest steps taughL FORD TOURING. 1919 model, in piaton rings. Cars washed and polished FOUR-FOOT SLABS. yy’UlTB drop-head (snap) ...... 10.00 chen. good electric fixtures, extra good QUART’S Transfer Service—Furniture while you wait. 31 furnace and cement basement. In our Boyd Street .James Bay. Phone 7641. running order, privately 5 Happy Valley Millwood, seasoned. No salt ti-il 3-COURSE hot lunch or supper, 40c. moving, crated and shipped. Express water. Good as fir cord wood. ALLSTAND (with mirror) ...... $.60 opinion, the cheapest good buy in Victoria. and general hauling. Phone 862. m." Ift Newly decorated and immediate posses­ A Ladiee’ tea room, smoke room, lounge FORD TOURING.' 1919. Phone 6870L for prices, sion. $3.000. on terms Exclusively by T. MECREDT—Studio of dancing cafe. Arcade Bldg, lover Fletcher Bros. i AUTO REPAIRS T. all kinds of accessories, newly F. T. TAPSCOTT. 18 744 Fort SL TYLDESLE Y*S Phone 4114 T. P. McConnell. 230 Pemberton Bldg. f3-2g Room 16. 1216 Broad Sl Call .or SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE painted. A bargain...... 12 phone 6959 for appointments. It a a. to ACME AUTO REPAIR SHOP OROE BUNGALOW, new and possess­ 10 p. m. 41 l- Mu LAUGH LIN 45. 1919 Special A ing desirable features, open fireplace, raduate nurse, p. r. j. h.. wishes nd looks like new. Priced AK SIDEBOARD, with bevelled mirror. malic Society in St. Mary’s Hall, Oak Night RepsUrs for Trucks Our Spools!ty. excellent living room, plastering, plumb­ LANCHE BOTH—Studio, I10-m Pem­ ABay, Friday. Feb. 4, 8 p. m. Admission G position in doctor's office. Box 13i ». especiallysoeclally low ...... tfP-LOxJV O drawers and large cupboard; for quick ing and electricity throughout; $1.800. Times._____ McLAUOHUN. 1918. ,ey«o-PM*ni«r 741 Fiegerd StreeL KINDLING sale $42.60. Island Exchange. 74»-74i terms. Box 1895. 714-: B berton Bldg. Select ballroom dancla® This ear Is in ght. Hours, 10.80 a-m. to 0 p.m. **ùe»e ADIES* and children's dressmaking. Owner leaving town. Day Phone 618. Night Phone 6218R. In Bundle# or Loose. Fort Street-______f<~12 or SALE—5 modern homes, half value. JORDEAUX'* ICE CREAM—Uum!4 It J Phone 2639Y. first-class condition and a 81 Phone 7245R NlghL easy terms, good locations. $3.504 to Is only served at Stevenson's Yates 400 AK CHINA CABINET, with mirrors at B° real snap ...... — back, price $27.50. Island Kxcbance. $20.400.F Owner. D. H. Bale, contractor. Street Store.______13-50 COOPERAGE WOOD CO.. O Fort and Stadacona. Phone 1140.______31 TAIT A McRAE. 636 Head StreeL Ksqulmalt.. B.C. 7«t-747 Fort Street. ______** *- MUSIC 1A.LEDOMA DANCE every Saturday AGENTS 835 View SL AUTO TIRES REPAIRED ■TOK SALE—6-room, modern bungalow, AICKFORD "X CO.—Bxpreee, bag gag a. CJ evening. Caledonia Hall. View Street, CANADIAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 8.36. Wallace's 5-plece orchestra. Be- EN and women, not to canvass, but to 30RD. 5-passenger, late model, excellent ENTRAL VULCANIZING STATION, removals. Phone #43.______3$ fom 231 OX. Reasonable terms. travel and appoint local representa­ or apply 1646 King's Road. glnners' classes 7 to 8. 25c. 50 M corner Broughton and Douglas Sts.. >HOTO and picture frames to order. 718 ARGEST mcslcsl Institution In Western tives, 11,092 and expenses guaranteed first ' condition. $350. 609 Fort StreeL f»-31 Cnext to dtrathcona Hotel. Phone 469s. UDSON BROS., furniture and piano ON'T FORGET the Military Five Hun­ year with good chance to make $2.600 A UTOMATIC lift sewing machine, very movers. forwarding agents. 1175 J Canada. Examinations held. Diplo­ dred every Frioay in me A. O. F. Hall Rea. 46421* 61 light running, artistic case. $38. H I D and expenses. State age and qualifications. mHOBURN GARAGE, Ksqulmalt Road, is Rea. 46621* 81 i SL and 721 Courtney SL Phono mas and medals awarded. erience unnecessary. Winston Oo.. X under new managemenL RepalrK Branch. 707 Mi Yatea SL. Victoria, B.G. Dept. G. Toronto. ____ 11-44 autos trucks, gas engine». «*”•.“***£ ESTERN TIKE STATION—We aper ROOFING paper. Phones 1366 and 6876R. ANUS and meeting halla to rent, all cialtxo on cord tire repalra 868 SPECIAL SALE. mechanic on magnetos and electric work. W TABLE FOR PRIVATE CLUB OR D sizes. 1318 Broad.50 Wm. Horn, prop. Phones. Day. *l2®> Yatea SL Phoue 4277. Resident 3074R. Phone 163. or apply 1*4* King's Road. 600 ROLLS PATENT RUBBER ROOFING HOUSEKEEPING^ rooms FOR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OP MUSIC. OROTHY TEA ROOMS will open at Night. 4790Y. ______” FTEEN-ROOM. MODERN RESI­ L I and 8-ply. for sals cheap. D 1106 Broad Street. Tuesday. Jan. 2 b. ELHI HOTEL, $17 Yates street. Under A MSNAP, second hand lumber, also good DENCE. within ten minutes' walk of FFERS thorough training In Plane* Private parties catered for. ______68 new managemenL Cleaned and decor­ E have lost the OldsmobMe Agency ,ah. Phone 5086-K evenings. Lre of city. Tennis lawn, kitchen gar- D and are sacrificing the last two we AUTOS FOR HIRE Violin_____ and Vocal (Italian method ». JJOUULAS HOTEL CAFE ated throughouL Bedrooms and lightW­ VICTORIA JUNK AGENCY. < orchard and chicken houses. The Pupils'O monthly recital. 1106 Broad Street hmve in .lock. On. '“"-■..«..nder .nd AXON SIX CAB tor hlrA Phone 997IX. Phone 8604R housekeeping suites. Modérais terme. S. one seven-passenger. bPLCIALS. were 1408 Store SL 1#10 Whart SL Phone 7378. 4» yPECLAL Shelton, proprietor.______: selling at $3.476. uow $2.800. These are S' Phono 1903. both new cars and the regular 12 months' OMINION Academy of Music. Madams J^UNCH 60c. FURNISHED SUITES______guarantee goes with them. BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES D Webb. I.S.M. 831 R.A.M. successes 1 studebaker Light Six. In Al shape from our 30 branches throughout Can- LJAN1TAKY COUCH, in good order, only 95 last year. Phone 1921. 47 ” BELLEVUE COURT. Oak Bay- In every way ...... 31.100 will be sold at 115 each. Odd trouse — INNER 76c. Overland, model 76. in good shape.. 8550 .tOR SALE5—Gent's bteydle, Cleveland, $8.50. Island Exchange. 745-7 47 Fort OAK BAY WAY. A Suite to rent. Phone 2764. f2-14 U MOORE A DAVIS. $3.96. In many cases this price U It Street. f4-12 ISS INA H. GORDON, teacher of piano J^jMRST-CLASS Service. 1' cushion frame; a good bfty for 618. than 1-3 their actual value. Merchar and violin. 808 Blanshard. 47 -ROOMED, furnished apartment; adults 635 View SL Phone 4b53R.______r3'3- buy these goods for resale to their cus­ çjMAKT SUITS and overcoats for men | -ROOMED. MODERN BUNGALOW, M 74-14 tomers. Wise men will buy 2 or 8 r"‘— O at greatly reduced prices. Frost & close to car, garden In lawn, garage, only. 1176 Yates StreeL ISS EVA NEAL. Virgil Clavier method. JJERCY C. PAYNE, Caterer. ■lOR SALE—6-pa lenger Studebaker. Al T never rains but there" s muiT. Get and an overcoat at this price. For sal Kroet. West hoi me Building. Government s home Is $1,000 under value. Price engine. Just overhauled. splendid pair of our mudguards and protect 1317 Government StreeL Kngttsr StreeL 13 M Beginners only. Studio, if 1018 Scotch Woollen Co. *1 Quadra StreeL fl»-47 l RAMOPHONE reproducers rebuilt and UNFURNISHED SUITES running order. $200 cash. Phone 7069L. our clothes. Ruffle. 709 Johnson. 83 SPECIAL—Drop head sewing machine, BRIGHT A CO.. CI motors repaired. 626 Bastion Square. U90R RENT- Flat, furniture In It for AN'S BICYCLE. In good shape, new io excellent for heavy work, only $30. \f ANDOLIN, banjo, steel guitar and P sale. Apply Box 1372. Tlmea. H-1T -— tires. cheap. $22. Apply 1313 JOHN BARTHOLOMEW A SONS. 718 Yatea i-v-L piano lessons. Mrs. H. Attfleld. T^OR RENT—A private garage, 165 M pupil of Signor Magcano. musical Instruc­ B- U.—Dance and whist drive, Friday, I? Joseph StreeL Phone 3689X, 691L Blanabnrd Street, opposite Library. 14-33 "Select” and "Unusual" Furniture 8to* CJOL1D OAK roll-top dcak, 6 fL x 3 fL, . Sp.m..K- of P. 726 and 1119 Fort SL ÎO low top. in splendid shape. A bar- tor to Court of Italy. 120 Simcos SL Oand 75c. Refreshments. MISCELLANEOUS 1HE------VICTORY CYCLE WORKS„ _—Bicycle rain at 362.50. Island Exchange. <45-i47 repairs our specialty.•*7. Work ggu»r»n------ACREAGÈ ,UR Aromatic Cod Liver Oil with Ex- CJINGER and White machines for rent by HOUTHALL—TH« STOVE KINO. McMORRAN’8 OARAGE. teed.T 681 Johnson BL Phone° 71». SHORTHAND end STENOGRAPHY Malt prevents coughs and 787 Johnson Street. Phone 3977. So week or month. 716 Yatea Phono ome Ou ÏÏ.S'ÏT&r-or — and .1 fan at Fawcett’s Drug Store. rpHB cheapest store in town for your phone 2272 and 1611. H HORTHAND SCHOOL, 1011 Government X> leading makes to choose from. We FORD ROADSTER— A good ^ _ bicycles. supplies and repairs. OLIGHTLY USED Singer rotary and. S Street. Shorthand, typewriting, book­ A CO.—Express, baggage, take your old stove In trade; make colls to Crowther Proa-. 863-64 Tates StreeL 8^ vibrator machines, sold on terms If keeping thoroughly taught. B. A. Mac­ Phone 842. fit any range; move and connect rangea FORD, 6-passenger, running fine. *Q6)K desired. 7lS Yatea 13 millan. principal. Phone 374. 41 Pres are good...... «JPOwU mHB "Hub" Cycle Store, 80$ Yatea. eserve Thursday evening, Feb. 3, to 83 B° rno RENT—6 Vi acres of pasture, also for R attend free lecture on "Mountain Established 1908. TIRES. TUBES AND ACCESSORIES. ORK LINO, In fine condition; a bar­ _L sale lady's brown sweater. Phono Climbing" by Capt. Westmoreland, in the '•Advertising Is to business gain. $1.26 per yard. Island Netice of Removal GENUINE FORD PARTS. Reformed Episcopal Church, Humboldt St. as steam is to machinery. FURNISHED ROOMS Ch ge 745-747 Fort Street. mWIN Brussels lugs, sire 7x9, as new. a Many Chinese /'NLOTH, CLOTH. CLOTH—Do your we- i. bargain for J62 the pair. Island Ex­ OCIAL and dance hall to rent a would give their right uto REPAIR SHOP—K. V. WUllama, S~*lng rooms, single or ea *Ute; every V men folks need materials li change. 745-747 Fort Street. f4-12 S nights a month; still vacant. Apply O. hand for 720 View StreeL Night phone. 448SX,- J. B. Lane, 719 Courtney 8L Phone 6341. "* ■ hina lound; water always bOL Pboa# TTSED hand sewing machine, guaranteed, the scraps Aday phone 22$. V only $H. 718 Yatea 13 LOFTS & BOSUSTOW TITHE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE— we throw as low as $2.76 per yard, halt re; FORSALEAT .1 Sick benefit $7 a week, doctor awsy. Many A. PITZER A SONS. 736 Discovery rice, in goods 64 to 66 Inches wide. "X 7ISIT Steveneon’a Yates Street Tea medicine. Dues $3.76 quarter. Initiation have given • SL Phone 7444 and 4814YL Every BOATS V Room and rest a while if shopping fee $10. Phone Pearce (secretary). 2029X. thelr^ lives Wdescription of auto repairing. W — In better qualities than usually tires vou. Our tea will please you. f3-12 Machinists or call 713 VieW. Act quick. Charter promptly done and guaranteed. < TJIOR SALE. $• foot open launch, with OA HEAD logging and farming liorso*. closes shortly. bought and sold. Large Une of used parts i1 canopy top; 4 cycle engine. Causeway wlf weighing 1.200 to 1,700 Iba.. well BUILDING store address. 1117 Government mOM OLDINQ, tailor. Suits made. $15. little child stocked. ______Sl Boat House, phone 3448. English and Scotch Woollen Co. matched teams and singles. A. C. Carlin. .1 skirts. $4; pants. $4. Phone 4070K. was sold 2860 Maple Street, off Topax Ate. f8-13 to 1219 Wharf Street, 911 Government Street 33 filmcoe Street.______6ft recently for A SO LINE ENGINE for sale, 1H horse ominion meat market, we have xpr^Hsi LOST AND FOUND everything in meats of the f a GURNEY OXFORD RANGK4K complete. A. TO G. W. V. A. Is holding military four buns. GA power, stationary; 16 fL launch. 8V4 D O all enapa Jack’s Stove Store. 702 tidTi of iast favors. EFFICIENT one Half-Ton Hand Elevator, Thistles, roots, horse power engine. Armstrong Bros.. 131 quality at the lowest possible prices Vs GUARANTEED AT • 600 and dance, Friday evening, bark, leaves, delivery. H. Mackenzie, prop.. Uak Yatea 33 complete with wheels, guides and FebruaryW 4, In G. W. V. A. Clubrooms. ARPET SWEEPERS and wringers re­ Kingston StreeL______40 XSSI HUE PRICES. chaff and paired at Wilson’s Repair Shop. 613 Jet. . Phone 1656. cables. Fort Street. Cards, 8 o'clock; dancing. 10 C -4 Q-FOOT OPEN LAUNCH, 3 % h. p. Little u clock. Admission 25c. 74-50 CormoranL OR SALE—20 second-hand bicycles at UNFURNISHED HOUSES being used Xo Giant engine, perfect running order, $20 and $26 each, at 641 Job Two-Inch Plank. aa food OST—Piece of crochet work, unfinished, $150 cash. Returned soldier, needs cash, FPhone 736. A BEAUTIFUL, well-planned home of i One-Inch T. and G. Fir Floor. , in famine Can be seen at Causeway. f6-40 HELP WANTED—MALE stricken China L either Esqulmalt or on Douglas St. ARM ERS' PRODUCE STORE PRICES: A rooms, fully modern, high full cement ANNOUNCEMENT One-Inch Shiplap. Finder kindly phone 3616R. f$-37 F basement, furnace, eter^-lftTge sleeping Thousands of Wa Nine Iron Eye Beam, 3 x 6 x Chinese worked veranda ; about half* land In lawn, shrub­ NGINEERS taught for examlnatlona WANTED—PROPERTY nere. $2.40 box; Russets. $2.76 bery. and large garage; situated on high ------/ W. O. Wlnterburn, Central Bldg. 8 ost—Mink collar, Saturday, Montreal Beauties. No. 1. $2.90 box. Potatoes- 20 feet. E in the war. Street or city. Phone 4363Y. Re­ HOME built to suit you Is your be Good reliable spuds from $2.00 to $2." part Gorge Road, near Harriet Road ; rent Eight Iron Channel, 1% x 5 x Any donation L Investment: terms arranged. Have $45. The Griffith Company. Ltd.. 101-106 URNITURE moved, stored and shipped. ward. f4-S7A Good hard onions, $2.00 bag. Carro Hlbben-Boue Building. Phones 1463 and P. Lyall & Sons Construction Co.. Ltd., 20 feet. Hudson Broa Phone 3368.______8 thankfully received property In varipus partner the city, $1.36 sack. Marrowfat cooking peas, F at Chinese your own. Green Lumber Co. f4- lbs. 26c. , White beans. 3 lbs. 20c. Ca 1916. 11 ontractors for the new drydocn at Eighteen Iron Bolts, %-Incb BPROTT-SHAW INSTITUT» Famine Relief PERSONAL bage plants now ready; also iogans. rasp­ ODERN. 5-room house, $22.50. Esquimau, have opened an office at 605 diameter by 8 feet. Fund at ANTED to Buy, ^ne oxtwo large lots berries. strawberry plants, black currams. 215 Henry Street. Central Bldg., td which all communica­ Cor. Douglas and Broughton. .614 View SL. somewhere between XTtlllcum and fruit trees. Strictly new laid eggs. 65c. M 6,000 Square Feet Md^al Cell­ NY bills Incurred by John Long, 171$ W )ICKFORD it CO.—Express, baggage, Victoria B. C. Admiral Road, on or off Gorge Road.doxen. White Swan laundry soap. 5 bars tions should be addressed. Tenders on ing. ZNOUR8ES: Commercial. Stenography. NEWTON A Government Street, before December Give location and lowest cash price. Apply 28c. We deliver. Farmers' Produce removals. Phone $42.18 the various materials, plant, etc., re­ V Secretarial. Retail. Higher Acoount- • ADVERTISING will be paid by Char Yee of 1713 GovernBox­ 1335. Store. 683 Johnson Street. Phone 3916. 13 No. 1986 AGENCY. ment Street, who has bought business. 3HM biggest furniture moving vau» quired. will be received, and any in­ lug Wireless Tblegraphy. Civil Service. AURN1TUKM MOVED, packed, ebipped, (motor) In town, cheap rates. JSieSlnte (Unlvrr.lty M.lrlc . Jr. *nd SrG Advertisement Writers and Advertising John long. f4-36 1Safety"Storage Co.. Ltd. Phone 491. Ntgfe? formation can be obtained at this ad- Contractors. . — - _ FURNISHED HOUSER 1. cheap rates. Tbe Saiety Storage Co. Coaching for exams, of B. C. L. 8.. Law Ltd. Phone 497. Night phbne flvlou__ 11 phone 00101*______1* Society. Dental School and Society. Multigraph and Mimeograph Circular Let- I \\7ANTBP—To buy. old or neW-Fords and tern and Postcards. Addressing. Mailing. J VV trucks for cash. Apply Rennie OR SALE—8 second-hand baths, -i Q7A HILLSIDE AVENUE—7 rooms, Rates quoted for Local, Dominion and I service. 1717 Cook Street. For ENT furnished house, 6 rooms, good P.' LYALL <$ SONS CONSTRUCTION Phone 28 or Write tor Particulars Foreign Publications. •at high rental. Phone 1613, Thacker Jk Holt. cor. Broad and Pan lo I V rent $36. Robert 8. Day it Son. * Ford .radiators, new type; 16 motorcycle; R F *20 Fort Street 18 CO., LTD. UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS. -*ROTT-SHA^ BUSINESS INSTITUTE Suite 24. Winch Building. Phone 1915 etc. 75-16

t 13 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1921 City, Suburban and Country Real Estate—Houses, Lots and Acreage for Sale and Wanted ROBERT S. DAY A ACREAGE WANTED. C20 Fort Street. OWN YOUR HOME. P. R. BROWN. BUY LIKE RENT. BRETT A KER. LTD.. Real Estate. Financial, lire and Automo­ 623 Fort Street. Phene 13- PEMBERTON A SON. FAIRFIELD. Real Estate. Financial and Insurance TWO LOVELY HOMES FOR SALE rn—4-ROOM COTTAGE, bile Insurance Agent. 23 TO 75 ACRES. JAMES BAY. .» >v built, with plumbing. electric 1112 Broad Street. Phone 1076. Real Estate. Financial and Insurance $11 MODERN. SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, IN THE BEST PART OF light, etc. ; large lot. 60x136, Agents. MOSTLY UNDER CULTIVATION. <8fM Kfl—SEVEN-ROOM ED HOUSE. all fenced, limlde 1 mile circle, close to Moss Street School and on a OWNER LEAVING CITY. AK BAY—Charming 1M: -story bunga­ \ very deep lot. House isIs In only half block from car line, low. close to the golf links, paved road, with Improvement taxes prac­ ■’ort Street. Victoria. B. C. O tically paid. Five rooms on the tirst dMO,2rn—REDUCED FROM $6,660. One If possible, with 6 or 7-roomed house. excellent condition. Living close to several schools; low within a few minutes' walk room ,tfXA—8-ROOM. WELL-BUILT. AT- °°de st<>re. 1844 Oak Bay Avenu* SpOUVV ROOM RESIDENCE writing desk; kitchen and pan­ city. Close to car. Three Oand janitor service. $OOUU TRACTIVE RESIDENCE, idï d<2Y!et ^ elcared ouu B“tranoe at Bay. House Is complete with try; two bedrooms with bedrooms, living and dining ACRES, cleared and fenced, on HARDWOOD FLOORS. HOT ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL HOME IN fully modern, large light rooms. baeemenL clothes closets In each : bath­ rooms, built-in buffet, open 14* main road and in good local­ furnace, nice garden, oak trees. Also WATER HEATING. large room with white ennm 1 fix­ fireplace, etc. Terms. ity. B. C. Electric station, „ SAME DISTRICT--This l« a brand furrier open granite “rep ace bulU L'URS remodelled, repaired or rellned, or tures; full sized basement, school and store within tew PEMBERTON A SON. new i-roomed l ouae. Just been occupied fkRKfifi—T-ROOM SEMI-BUNGALOW, in effects, beam ceilings, etc.. furnace and wash tubs; gar­ ©1900—FAIRFIELD. It only lards, close to the beach. -y owner a short time. This home la up- qpUOUU on exclusive street. large fine basement, with sanitary work -, Up ^our own fur sklma Ail age. This home Is situated on «In-UU ST00 cash to handle this house. Only $7,000. on terms of V* Real Estate. Financial and Insurance to-date in every re«pect. with .pen fire­ bright rooms. 3 open fireplaces, den. base- laundry tubs. etc., large lot an extra deep lot with many which has 3 bedrooms, den. each, balance at 6 per cenu place*. all ouk floors, fir panelling, built- furnace. lots, good garden, oak with lane at side and rear menu 2 fruit trees. Terms. sitting and dining rooms, open m. bookcases, handsome built-in buffet, treea. An Ideal picturesque home. esquimalt new garage. LOVERDALE —The small homeseeker fireplace. Every modern con­ ACRES, waterfront privileges, city 'ort Street, Victoria. 1$. C. lull sized concrete basement, etc., etc. C cannot afford to miss this op­ venience. conveniences available; Ideal Beautiful Dutch kitchen iinished in white hki'Aktmk.ntal stobb CORY A POWER. portunity. Four-roomed bun­ for country home, cleared enamel. Two good sized bedrooms duwn- TeL 65. Q WHAT A RELIEF when you slip oa galow, situated on high $7000—A BEAUTIFUL HOME and fenced; $1.200. «tjttr>. both with built-in wardrobes, etc. 1214 Douglas Street. from eV Korner "Upper* Prices _ ground, containing hall, living • VVU Vancouver• Street.Street, with 4 bed FISH Bathroom and toilet also downstairs. Up- ÏÏSe 66471* *l“* Two Phones. 1466 and 6624. <21 kAH room with open flrgplace, two rooms. sewing room. etc., staits there are two other fine bedrooms modern and up-to-date In and a large sleeping porch. There is a " -A WU bedrooms with clothes closets. D. K. CHUN G RAN ES, LTD.—Fish, poul­ SEWER AND CEMENT WORK (ora. kitchen and pantry with the every respect. $2.000 or leas good garage which can be entered direct DRUG STORE handles. try. fruit and vegetables. 664 rrom the house ; also large chicken house. CjTOP that cough with Lang's Bronchial usual built-in features, bath­ BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Brougnton SL Phone 242. OAK BAY. room in white enamel: full , ° 'cry fine lots, good soli and no rock, BUTCHER, eewer and cement work. JT Compound. Lang's Drug Store. sized basement : chicken house. HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES which A NY THING In building or repair* plenty ut" large oak trees. A furnace has 1817 Haultaln. Phone 6770L. Esquimau. Phone 4679. Phone 1708. Bools a not yet been installed and for a hot water T. This property has to be seen T arc known as mortgage fore­ specially. X. FUNERAL DIRECTORS to appreciate the value. Terms. closures. and these can be Thlrkell. 47 heating system the cost "would be $500 and FAIRFIELD BUILDING LOT. no rock, bought for the exact coat te a pipe .‘ess iurhaee about $250. This TAXIDERMISTS STATIONERY AND HARDWARE T3 HACK WORK, plastering “4 cement riUiOMSON FUNERAL H O J really a lovely home, built with all ^ good soil, size 76x120. step from cat P- R. BROWN, the mortgagees. -*-> work. Phone 7 396L1. 47 «STATIONERY, china, toys, hardware 1112 Broad Street, Phone 1070. Quadra SL Phone 49*. picked material, and being new is in au- line and close to sea. low taxes. Cos» lutely pextent condition. For the entire KERRY A TOW, taxidermist» and notions, 253 Cook StreeL Price only $100. BERT 4L ROBINSON. "O RICK WORK, chimney* holier work, ce- y. X. J. owner $2,300. "08 Fort Street. Phone 7148. O ment sidewalk* C. (Steve) Hors- C. FUNERAL CO. (Hayward's) LTD.. property the price is low at only W1 tanners. 629 Pandora Ave. Pbons Adeucy. phone *465. pool. Davida Ave.. Gorge. f6-47 B 7S4 Broughton. Calls attended te 1921. ______$7.876. drug store VICTORIA \! EST. any hour, day or mghL Kin banner». Tel. Prescriptions a specialty. Phone ,i ou v..» of best streets In Oak B*l. AAA—TWO-ROOM HOUSE and 1-3 LI T. DAY, carpenter and Joiner. r*a5. 2236. ZÜ97. 17Hit. ______V -PJ. Building, general lobbing. 47 TYPEWRITERS 2**7. Victoria Drug end Photo Ce* good houtres all around, convenient to Hi -LA/Uv acre, good soli, sewer and UAND3 FUNERAL FURNISHING Cook Street car. all Improved; size 5uxl-0. 1 rice only electric light, dose to cars. oore-Whittington lumber co„ p 1612 Quad** TeL *$04. «636 SW1XERTON * MUSGRAVE. ICTORIA TYPEWRITER EXCHANOE. HILLSIDE $600. ______Terms arranged. LTD. (Established 1893.) Rough and V Qorcnn — five-room bungalow dressedM lumber, doors, windows, frame*, Winch Bldg. 610 Fort Street. 47 boot repairs V—xJvfu" and Vi acre good land. Sewer interior finish, etc. City or country or­ Stobari Building. Z^EDAR Hill Road Shoe Store, J. Parker, OT on Pleasant Avenue, high part. Im­ and electric light. Terms ar­ ders receive careful attention. Corres­ FURNITURE MOVERS fil Y PE WRITERS and supplies. Rsm- hr *nd Hlliaide car. Phones «91* and L proved; street taxes not heavy; sue ranged. . pondence Invited. Sawmills. Pleasant Ot. I6S9X. Repair* Leckle’s shoes reduce* 60x126. Price $600. $7,.>00 HOME FOR $5,280. These are both bargains and can be seen Factory. 2620 Bridge St. Phone 2097. 47 LWAYS SATISFACTORY — Removals -L Ington Typewriter Co.. Ltd.. Na * on application to by Carter Co. Phone 6882. Office Belmont House. Phone 6852. 4» HOLLYWOOD DISTRICT Offers Considered On Any One. AKTlil K COLES. A PATENTS T OCATED on quiet boulevarded street, "TOLL Y WOOD GROCERY and Meat Mar- CHIROPRACTORS TYPEWRITERS—New and eeoond-hand. , 200 yards from North Ward Park. STRAWBERRY RANCH. DATENT» obtained, technical speclflca- Lot cost $2.000. Home built 1914. under 114 ACRES In the heart of the Keatings Repairs, rentals; ribbons for sll ma­ ,,, ket; ‘Huallty end service.” Phone* pHAS. A. KELLEY AND EST ELLA U. LWAYS RELIABLE—Mcllwalne Bro*. -L lions and drawings prepared. T. L. *433 and 2852. Fowl Bay. Free delivery. II’B have picked the above from our lists • c ÎaÎ supervision of architect, cost over -I ' J straw berry district, with five-roomed chines. United Typewriter Co., Ltd., 731 $6.000. Four large, beautiful rooms down- V KELLEY, 301-2-24 Sayward Block. furniture and piano moving. Phone Hoyden. M.I.K.E., etc.. 1136 Broad Street, MAYWOOD \\ «ml can recommend them all an good bungalow, fuii sized basement and barn Phoney. Office. 4146; house. I03SK. A victoria. B.O. Fort St., Victoria. Phone 4798. building lots and far below the real value. ***, • heavy beautiful beaming In parlor, i'er five head, good water supply. 2 acroj lid Rea, phone 7088. 616 Yat«* 4 7 dining room and hall, superb built-in ef­ cleared, V* acre in strawberries, balance BUTCHER fects: 4 bright bedrovms (deep, wide ward­ TRANSPORT. TITAYWOOD MEAT MARKET—W. cleared but needs cleaning up and burn­ 47 A. robes) upstairs; separate bath and toilet : ing. virgin soli, fenced. Price only $6.000, CEMENT AND CONCRETE PICTURE FRAMING VACUUM CLEANERS ~~ King, proprietor, 3194 Douglas. Phase high full cement basement, furnace, enamel on reasonable terms. We recommend ove YOUR FURNITURE by motor or 2266. Fresh meats and fish. Free delivery A. W. JONES. LTD., tubs. Ixn 60x120. wide cement driveway, TJKNSON St CO.. 402 George Road. Any- ICTORIA ART EMPORIUM, 666 John­ tms as a first-class bur. TIL thing In concrete. Cement blocks team ; prices reasonable. J. D. Wlil- AVE the auto vacuum for your carpet* large garage. This home, situated between T. B. MONK A CO.. lamaM Phone 67 0. V son Street, can aave you money. 47 H Satisfaction ensured. Phone 4616. SAANICH ROAD ! Broad Street. new High School and city centre. 1 501 B. C. Permanent I.otui Bldg. partition blocks. basement* chimney* great bargain. teuce* eta Phone 6647. 47 TIIHE biggest furniture moving vans GROCERY CJAANICH Road Grocery-*-J. McN. Paler- .1A1RF1ELD—New 6-room bungalow, i- (motor) in town, cheap rate* The PLUMBING AND HEATING VULCANIZING AND REPAIRING A QUARTER OF AN ACRE of ground Safety storage Co.. Lid. Phone 497. Night ^ »on. prop. Phone 2S4SX. Choicer. 11 beamed and panelled, with eveijr CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS plie*rlM* leed" hanlw*re end achool sup- “n<* a very Imposing 7-room semi- phone 6414L. 41 rnilE TYRE SHOP—Vulcanizing and re­ bungalow. facing one of Victoria's pretty convenience; lot 80x120; $6.000. OOUTH SAANICH, on paved road, 16 pUlLUUKNS AND LADIES OUTFIT- pairs. 1015 Blanehard SL Phone 5261. VICTORIA WEST beaches, sheltered from all winds, and a KJ acres of first-class land. 12 acres Is U TEKS—Seabrook Young, corner Broad lew minutes" v alk from street car. Down- and Johnson. Phone 4740. FLORISTS si airs has a very handsome entrance hall under cultivation, price $260 per acre. The Colbert BUTCHER with wide stairway, large living room with XT ICTORIA WEST Meat Market H. J. F. BKLBEN. ROWN’S VICTORIA NURSERIES. handsome fireplace and built-in effects, LTD., 611 View SL FlorUL Phones WOOD, KINDLING * Stanley. Phone 1012. Fresh meats. dining room has magnificent built-in buf­ Real Estate, Fire and Ufa Insurance. FURRIER B Plumbing dt lo Fort SL Phone 769. WOOD AND COAL Douglas. Parkdele. Phone 4496. Free de- windows, basement with furnace, large clothes closets. Full cement basement perty on Vancouver Island. Call and give G garage and full sized lot. us particulars of your property and find U Pacific Cleaner* 647 Bastion. Phone with tiled surface drains, extra good fur­ 7088. 47 ' 1 ASKNFRATZ, A. b., successor to Cook RY FIR WOOD FOR SALE—Delivered nace. Grounds have young fruit trees, out what we have to offer. - 1 son Plumbing Co- 1016 Yates SL to any address. Phone 7013-1* good garden and ornamental trees, gar­ D $4,500, ON TERMS. T SB, tailors and cleaning. Prompt eer- HAIRDRESSING Phone «74 and 4617X. age and cement driveway. Three months VT/OOD—Good, dry, cedar shingle wood, ago price was $9.000. To-day's ortce Phone C5Ô6, JL vie* 642 Broughton SL Phone 3U1. $7.250. Terms arranged. OCKING—James Bay. 683 Toronto SL i V single load $2.00. double load 24.00, lions, pompadours, switches, etc., Phone 3771. Ranges connected. Coils city limits. Phone 2645 or 2732. rnOKIO DYE WORKS, *07 ForL Phone Hmade. Gasoline storage systems installed. THE GRIFFITH COMPANY’. LTD.. i- 2066. *1 made to order under guarantee. Hair dye­ 101-106 Hlbben-Bone Illdg. ODERN Home, containing 6 rooms: ing a specialty. 25 years' practical experi­ Phones 1462 and 1610. rooms good size, all modern conven­ TTNION CLEANERS—Dyeing, pressing WINDOW CLEANING EXTENSION OF TIME UK1STERMAN, FORMAN A CO„ iencesM throughout, best of plumbing. Fur­ ence. Hanson's, 301 Jones Bldg., 716 Fort vJ and alteration* Phone 6299. 220] titreeL Phone 1684. 41 Re PRIVATE BILLS. nace heated, basement, situate high, mod­ and heating. Phone 2267. one 65. 608 View St. ern Improvements on Street, nice situation, Douglas Street. Phones 3815 and 6268-L 847 Yates St NOTICE Is hereby given that the nm« BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES. and only 10 minutes walk from City. ISLAND WINDOW CLEANING CO. HOTELS ICTORIA PLUMBING CO.. 1063 Pan­ limited by the Rule of the House for House could not be built to-day for the CHIMNEY SWEEPING dora St. Phon« 3102 and 14501* “The Pioneer Firm." price asked. We are offering this for the V Our Auto Service Is at Your Command presenting petitions for Private Bills low figure of I35U0.00. Cheap taxes. RUNSWICK HOTEL, cor. Yates and W. H. Hughes. Prop. Everyone a Big Bargain. They Are Mod­ Doug lea Bedrooms and housekeeping Phones 1854 and 390SL. will expire on Thursday, the 17th day of ern. Call at Office for Full Particulars. Don’t Close Brooms. Phone 40760. February, 1921. Private Bills must be HAYWARD & DODS, LTD. BLIABLK WINDOW CLEANERS. Jen» presented on or before Monday, the 21th 3 ROOMS. Gorge ...... $1.0f>0 Your Eyes to LARENCE HOTEL, Tatee and Douglaa Plumbing. Heating. R tor work. etc. Phone Z846R. day of February, 1921. Reports from 5 ROOMS. Marlon St...... j OOO COSY Home, 8 rooms, modern In this Fact Transients, 76c up;, weekly, $3.00 up. Standing or Select Commtitoes on Pri­ 3 ROOMS, King's Rd...... 800 Ae very reepecL built-in features, hard­ CA few housekeeping suites. Phone 23784. vate Bills must be made on or before 6 ROOMS. Grahame St...... 2.100 wood floors, hot water heating, good ce­ We can cure all floe PLASTERERS Monday, the 7th day of March, 1921. 6 ROOMS, Pembroke SL ...... 2.600 ment basement, garage, nice loL This Is troubles 5 ROOMS, Avery St...... 3.260 an ideal home. Is very nicely situated. Dated this 30th day of December, 1920 Price $6500.00. NEAL AVIDENT & THOMAS, plasterers J. L. WHITE, BUY FROM OWNER. 5 ROOMS, Haultaln ...... : 330 and clean. Bellevue Hotel. Yates 8 ROOMS. Oak Bay ...... 31,0 The Chimney Sweep StreeL Phone 66610. Transients. $1.00. 41 SA pairing, etc. Prices reasonable. Phone Clerk. Legislative Assembly. 6-ROOM COTTAGE. Burnside Rd.. ' Phone 1016 6416. Rea 1750 Albert Avenue. No. 171* 6% ACRES. and Vi acre In garden, etc...... 2.100 ERRY growing land; good 6 HEAVY TRUCKING RAZORS SHARPENED B house, with basement, lences. cement basement, good lot. COLLECTIONS ADVERTISEMENT FOR TENDERS "We regret having advised Brad- flue workingman's home, and very f 1 ENKRAL TRUCKING done, reasonable R. B. PUN NETT * CO.. e. COLLECTION AGENCY—The old- FOR HEADSTONES FOR MILITARY streets, and the then creditors of A SNAP cheap for $2354.00. reasonable terms. VX rates. Phone 7013L. MIE SAFETY RAZOR SHARPENING GRAVES IN CANADA. • est established agency In. the ^city. CO. Blades sharpened better than O’ConneU’s, Limited, in October last, S07-8 Peml-erlon Block. Phone 3206. BBring us your collections. Sll Hlbben- a that Mr. R. D. Dinning, of the Canadian For Quick Sale. OHNSON BROS.—General trucking and new. 1016 Government, next to Bank of PHE Imperial War Graves Commission Bone Bldg. Phone *412. J builders' supplies. Pacific lime, plas­ Commerce. Hours. 10 to 6 p.m., Saturday 1 of 82 Baker Street, London. W.I.. Credit Men s Trust Association, Limited, SOI 8AYWARD BUILDING. ter. cement, brick, sand, gravel, etc. Poona i-Jngland, through its Agent, the Depart­ was api>olnted trustee of O’Connell’s, L. U. CONYERS * COY 4736. 2744 Avebury StreeL 47 ment of Militia and Defence desires to Ltd. As a matter of fact no trustee DENTISTS was appointed. This is published with 650 View Street use Canadian stone for Headstones on FAIRFIELD. R. O. C. J. WALKER, dentist. Room REAL ESTATE end INSURANCE graves of soldiers of the Great W ar. a desire to undo any harm arising from 22. Arcade Bidg. Telephone 7165. 47 situated in some 1.200 cemeteries the said statement, and with the desire LOSE to so a and cars, 7-room, modern D C. Land & Investment Agency, 9IJ throughout Canada, provided the same to withdraw any imputation contained house, -lining room panelled and RASER. Dr. W. F., sei-2 stobart Pease AVE your^whlte and print cotton ragi B. Government. Tel 126. therein against the credit and business THREE VERY CHEAP PLACES. Cbeamed, built-in buffet, den. 3 bedrooms, Block. Phone 4204. Office hours can be obtained of suitable quality and F S We pay 6c. lb. We buy bottles, paper color, and at fair and reasonable prices, standing of O’Connell's, Limited. full cement basement, furnace. . Price FERNWOOD 9:30 a-m. to « p.m. and Junk of all klnda Phone 6796. Dated at Vancouver, B. C., this 2nd 7ILLOWS DISTRICT—Only 2 blocks $3.675. and that delivery can be made within a rilKY the Veterans for Junk and toola 1316 REPAIRS day of February, 1921. W from beach and close to car: « —£Ux roomed bungalow—Open reasonable time. Prices and samples of rooms, city water, light, poultry house; x fireplace. cement basement, DETECTIVES Wharf StreeL Phone 2921. t suitable Sxndstone. Marble, Limestone THE CANADIAN CREDIT MEN'S good lot with fruit treea Price $1.650; $2750 and Granite obtainable at any quarry in TRUST ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. terms. $750 cash, balance on mortgage. fruit trees and chicken house. C. DETECTIVE AGENCY—Legitimate VITE have a client for 7 or 8-room house This Is an absolute snap. $600 WE DO operation in Canada, will be considered. No. 2055. v v in this district, well finished. a • detective business only. Phone 3412. LADIES' TAILOR. HANDYMAN About 3,000 Headstones, more or less, gCOTT STREET—3 rooms, bath and cash, balance easy. B313 Hlbben-Bone Bldg.. Victoria. B. C. 47 garage. Price about $8.000. Painting, Roof will be required during the year 1921. pantry ; full sized lot. Price $1.400. BRIGHT & CO.. ADIES TAILOR, ladles' and genu terms arranged. clo'hing made ever for children. Work. Fencing S-ialed tenders will be received by the Moody Block 1304 Broad Street DYEING AND CLEANING L House Repairs, etc. undersigned until noon, February 28. urnside road—on car line. » R. V. WINCH * COh LTD.. Free Estimates. 1921, for the whole quantity or any part rooms, fully modern bungalow, base­ ITY DYE WORKS—The most up-to- Pbpne «726. of it, not less than 200 Headstones, f.o.b. ment.B good lot. Only $2.500. on terms. Winch Building, 640 Fort SL C date works In the Province. We call LAUNDRIES Cars at point of manufacture. MAYNARD & SONS and deliver. Geo. McCann, proprietor. 844 VUCTIONEKR* Fort Ht. Tel. 76. B. CALEY The tender must be accompanied by EW METHOD LAUNDRY, LTD.. 1016 an accepted cheque in the amount of .IOR expert remodelling and dyeing see 17 North Park. Expert laur.derera Instructed by the owners, we will DUN FORD'S. LIMITED, tiusiness and Professional N EAKY ROOFS our specialty. All kinds $200 drawn on a chartered bank and I D. F. Sprinkling, tailor. McGregor L. D. McLean, manager. TeL 2300. made payable to the Order of the Minis­ sell at salesrooms 727-732 Pandora 1106 Douglas SL Block. Phone 4100. of repair work, roofing and painting SNAPS. Lattended to promptly at a reasonableter of Militia and Defence. This cheque Directory mi!K DOUGLAS DYERS, Cleaners, Fur- LIVERY STABLES price. F. Garland. R. M. D. No. 4. Phone will be forfeited if the parties tendering WELL-BUILT 3-ROOM COT­ 1 rlers. High-class work by experts in decline to enter into n contract wher, $850-" TAGE. Burnside. all departments. t«41 Douglas. Phone RAY'S STABLES, 726 Johnson, i-»ve.y called upon to do so. If tender is not MAGNIFICENT OAK BAY HOME AT 61-37. We call for and deliver.______47 accepted the cheque will be returned. -ROOM BUNGALOW. full ART GLASS B boarding, express wagons, etc, Phoue SPORTING GOODS TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) SNAP PRICK. $2500-LR.sement,.: Camoiun Street. moKIO DYE WORKS, 800 Yates. Phone 182. Persons or Arms desiring to submit T. PATRICK STREET—House contains HT GLASS—Established 1909. 1 246L tenders will be furnished with form of 1.30 P. M. S dining room, drawing room, den. kit­ $2600SÉ>600“_£ ”ROOM bunoalow’ bu,,t-,n . 7671. Leaded lights. Glass N. LKNFESTY—Guns and fishing tender and with full particulars, in­ chen and pantry downstairs. Upstairs, Sashes glased. A. F. Roys. 1116 LODGES W. tackle. Phone 1182. 1324 Governmentstructions and conditions, upon applica­ five bedrooms. Hardwood floors. Garage 4-ROOM PRETTY BUNGA­ P . Q. «- DRESSMAKING Well kept OLUMBIA LODGE, Na 2, I. O. O. F. tion to the undersigned. The tenders and furnace. Good garden. Price and $2650“ LOW. Shoal Bay. waterfront “IRENE ‘ must be submitted in the form pre­ terms apply property. AUCTIONEERS C Meets Wednesdays, Odd Fellows" Hall AMES GREEN, gunmeker. Dressmaking, suits » specialty. Reasonable alterations. Makes gun stock* bore, scribed. CAMPBELL BROS.. Easy terms on the above. ratea Phone 6686. Room 2. 1219 Langley T 1607 Government Street. Phone 3474. [AREKMAN A CO.. 726 View Phene brown and_ blue barrels. We buy and sell Applicants shall furnish samples of 09 WENDELL 11. S1IAW A CO.. " 1728. MACHINE SHOP. fl'revclass gun* Titles and automatic pis the stone upon which they propose ten­ 11 Furnitun 208 Pemberton Bldg. Phone 3972. [ol,; phone 1734. 1319 Government dering with particulars of the quarry from which it is obtained. IMPROVED FARMS. ELECTRICIANS AS, oil, steam and marine engine re- .AWNINGS VT pairs. Workmanship guaranteed, The lowest or any tender not neces­ fcrOA ACRES—Excellent stock farm. 60 SCAVENGING GARAGE FOR SALK. £J.BO. RlOB 1821 Douglas SL House FOX A MAIN WARING. id Patton. Phone 2246, 740 Broughton sarily accepted. and Furnishings OOv acres under cultivation. 200 in inflitor^jjwn^ngiB_iPh2nj^i*4B^I Electrical Contractor*. Colonel H. C. OSBORNE, pasture, all good soil, large creek, house, IXJLLY EQUIPPED GARAGE for sale, Vacuum Cleaners Rented. VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO.. Secretary-General Canadian Agency, bam and outbuildings, close to railway Government SL Phone 662. Including In part: Very good Mah. Station : $26.000. F Basement. Pemberton Bldg. Phone 60U. MILL WOOD Imperial War Graves Commission, ties pump and all tools, etc. Revenue BLACKSMITHS Militia Department, Ottawa. Par. Furniture, Oak Dining Room QAA ACRES—50 cleared, good soli, from cars and rent for portion of premises, Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, Office £\t\r frontage, house, barn and o r. TODD, 723 Johnson StreeL E SPECIALIZE In house wiring and Ottawa, January 19. 1921. 1131. Leased for $75 per month. Will Business Phone 962. 719 Broughton St. SECOND-HAND DEALERS NOTE.—Newspapers will not be paid Furniture, Steel Ranges, Kitchen buildings; $12.000. yell lease and fully equipped garage for M • kinds of wsbqd repairs.• W repair work; get our price on your Residence Phone 67971* 1621 Bay SL next Job. Murphy Electric Co., 69* Bay- for the advertisement if they insert it Ware, etc. 14 ACRES—6 miles from city, good soil. $2.500, on easy terms. Good reason for ATHAN a LEVY, 14*1 Government without authority from the Department. 2 acres cleared, small house, other selling. A money-maker for a good ward Building. Phone 1106. 67 THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FUEL. Full particulars in Friday Morn­ 4 BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS N Jewelry, musical and nautical lnstru (H.Q. 512-19-1A) large buildings worth more than we are mechanic. MILLWOOD AND NUT COAL. ment», tools, etc. Tel 6446.______4 ing's Colonist, also at 11 o’clock asking for the whole place, water piped In all over the property, creek frontage. We Do Repairs. ELECTRICAL TREATMENT Buy NOW BEFORE PRICES GO UP. the morning. Phone 2006. ASTE NOTHING—We buy rags, bones. $8.500. Office; 719 Broughton Street bottles, old newspapers sud maga­ Usual line of Chickens, 14 acres—6 mllos out, excellent soli, CHARLES F. EAGLES. W. ARCHER has removed to No. 6 W Rabbit^ T. H. JONES A CO. sines. rubber tires, rubber shoes, old metals NOTICE Apples. Potatoes, Harness, etc. 2 all cleared, modern 6-room house, 311 Sayward Block. E• Brown Block. Broad Street, opp. l. V. CROSS F. & CROI and*nd tool*mnix Phone 6796, or write Wm. Allan garage and chicken house» «3.600. Specialist» to Times Office. ______4? Returned Soldiers. 3623 Rose StreeL High - Claes Baby E PAY absolutely top prices for good Dissolution of Partnership CITY BROKERAGE. A. B. ABBEY. Mgr. ENGRAVERS NOT ARYt PUBLIC MAYNARD 41 SONS 59O Union Bank Bldg. Phone 815. NORTH QUADRA STREET, Care. Toy Carriages, W cast-off clothing, any kind. V Oo-Carts.Toy Motors stove* heater* furniture, etc. Phone j Under an agreement dated the 12th Auctioneers Phene 837 2% ACRES. BNBRAL ENGRAVER, Stencil Cutter D. TODD, notary public, 711 Fort Si day of January, 1921, the partnership and Sulkies. G and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther. heretofore subsisting between Arthur E. E BUY anything or everything end Lee and Alexander B. Fraser, under the FIVB"ROOM BUNGALOW, on NEW SIX-ROOMED BUNGALOW. 766 Fort StreeL Victoria. B. C Green Block. 1216 Broad 8L, opp. ColonlsL 1 l)U lot 40x165. oak trees, shrubs, W call everywhere. A square deal Is firm name of Lee and Fraser, Real gsrage, cement basement, piped for fur­ HOTO ENGRAVING—Half-tone and guaranteed. Jacob Aarouson. 6bl JohnsonEstate Agents, has been dissolved by rnHIS PROPERTY Is In a high situation Une cute. Times Engraving Depart- OXY-ACETYLEN^ WELDING nace; open flreplâee; low taxes. vasn -L and close to the bus. The bungalow BARRISTERS P btrset. Phone 736. mutual consent. payment. *400. Is well-built, with basement, open fire­ AST IRON, ass, steal and aluminum The business will In future be carried SURE OF RESULTS Y—SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW. Fair- place. city water and bathroom ; there is a DUNLOP A FOOT. welding. Edwards. «24 Courtney on under the old name by Arthui Lee. $5250- field. very close to town tarn and building suitable for a gsrage; Barristers. Sollcltprs. Notarise. ■to. T StreeLC STENOGRAPHERS to whom all accounts due the said Ann modern features, such as laundry tubs; also a large number of fruit trees. Members of . . EXPRESS are to be paid and who will assume and - -- — — * L-——«—»!. i_ court. good garden and some rock. NOVA SCOTIA. MANITOBA. ALBBRTA full cement basement, furnace; built-in PAINTING ISS E. EXHAM. public stenographer. nay all accounts due by the said firm. effects and exceptionally good woodwork. AND B C. BARS. 3ICKFORD 4b CO.—Exprès* By Adver PRICE $6.760. 612-1* Sayward Bldg., Victoria. B.C. M 262 Central Bldg. Phone 269*. 47 Dated at Victoria. B. C., this 12th

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, &21 14

Tl THE Friday and Saturday Selling

Labor Men Should Be Stirred DOMINION English Sheetings to get pây raise to Duty, Secretary Says and tear due to cold and There are too many people in the, BANK Both Plain and Twilled, at Greatly ‘Service, Not Servility, Our labor movement In Victoria who sit | minute, back, talk about and criticize those; At the Fiftieth Annual General Meeting of the Aim," They Reply to loaded with responsibilities of office1 minute want in the movement, but who never take j Shareholder* of The Dominion Bank, held at the Head Reduced Prices Government anything on themselves, sacrifice their Office in Toronto, on 26th January, 1921, the following Buy now at these greatly 0U09S time or assume office. statement of the affaire of the Bank aa on the 31st Many bargains for quick sale tliis week throughout the store British Columbia civil servants This is what Alderman E. S. Wood­ reduced prices. i were “bitterly disappointed when ward, secretary of the Victoria Trades December, 1920, was submitted: the Hôn. J. D. MacLean. Provincial and Labor Council, told those mem­ Secretary, notified them that in bers who did appear at last night s Balance of Profit and Lon Aa- aeos 701 08 WE CANDELIVER YOUR PAR CEL ANYWHERE IN THE CITY. view of the decrease in the cost of meeting. , . count, 31»t December, 1919... *495,707 05 living no allowance such ns you re­ To stir up a better attendance ana SET. Profits for the year, after deduct­ OUR WINDOWS. ______SEE OPR WINDOWS.— (quest will be made this year, ac­ see that members take their work ing charges of management and cording to the lending editorial in more seriously, J. A. Shanks was ap­ pointed Labor Sergeant-at-Arms for making full provision for bad Embroidered Cr.eh Cushion Covers, regular $1.76 to-day's issue of Tiie Civil her and doubtful debts ...... $1,347,011 11 72 Inches Wide, Heavy Quality English Sheeting. vnnt. the publication circulated pri- the Victorlk district, 't was decided Regular $1.75. Go on sale, ÛM QC and $1.60. On sale, ^ $1.Z5 I vately among Government em­ that he be equipped with a roll book on which all members attending eacn yard ...... *...... ployees. . Le$s Embroidered Crash Bureau Scarfs, regular $1 >5 ■ “TTte announcement of the oo%- appeals In Martin vs. Flnlayson and meeting will be compelled to inscribe Dominion Cfcvernment 72 Inches Wide, Fine Quality English Sheeting. vs. Martin, argument in the(r names, so that those not attend­ Taxation ...... $120,000 00 and $2.00. On sale, I i ernment's decision not to grant any Flnlayson Regular $1.76. Go on sale, ÛM QC $1_,5U 11 cost-of-living bonus for the ^ year which was heard yesterday, and ing will be shown up. Provincial Governments yard ...... tpAotoltJ 1920-21 could hardly be said to be which relate to litigation over mort­ Denounces Insinuations. T“*tlm ...... 38|B0° 00 158,500 TO White Embroidered Bureau Scarfs, regular gages held by Miss Sarah Susette 'You are trying to break the backs unexpected, but the reason given in ♦ ..•nun» ‘'•leers," said Secre BO Inches Wide, Heavy English Sheeting. Regular and $1.50. On sale, each, _ the letter from the Hon. the 1pro­ Flnlayson on properties owned by Mr. of the willing workers/' said Secre- $2.00. Go on sale, ^ J gQ $1.00 Just7ce°Martln^ >U details o, the ; ury W-JgJJM* Because of the ap L.5ce f Edge ' Bureau ' Scarf.,' large assortment. vincial Secretary certainly cannot oe Making net profit» of...... 1,188,511 It said to justify the decision. case were given In yesterday s limes. upon a rfewilv* Lair, AA creases in the cost of living they scheme. ' presented a cash balance of $196.22 ; $1.00 and ...... t£t)eVU Embroidered White Iriah Drawn Thread Bed^ now feel it unfair that they should As over $100,000 was subscribed with $606.30 of accounts receivable Balance of Profit and Lee. Ac- spreads, size 90 x 100 Inches. 910(139 ie 90. 80 x 99 and 80 x 108. Regular $6.50. $8.^0 White Wool Blankets, In sizes 60 x 80, 64 x 64. negation of all human effort. Be­ e sufficient eases to justify this ex- to treat the civil servants with jus- Recently, at a meeting of some as Police Magistrate Jay had author- penditure. The Club, he thought, I tlce and equity. Mr. Mouat would prominent men In England, the ques­ ity to accept, a plea and impose sen- I 84,681,817 72 have us civil slaves Instead of civil tion of sinking a shaft into the earth could expend Its energy with better tence, the case should be formally re- j Dominion and Provincial Govern­ ROTARY CHRISTMAS results if it confined itself to supply­ servants. We are ready and anxious to a depth of from 12 to 30 miles, as FORUM MEETING TO to give good service, but servility. a possible new source of power was ferred by Magistrate Jay from him- i ment Securities, not exceeding ing necessities to people affected by self in one capacity to himself in the j market value ...... ; »4«*.158 -11 the disease. discussed. The cost of sinking such a shaft to 12 miles would be at least other capacity, thereby saving a con- j Canadian Municipal Securities, and siderable expense. This point will be I FUND EFFICIENTLY TWO "GREAT EARTHQUAKE $20,000,000 and would take about 85 British, Foreign and Colonial years to complete, this being about considered by Mr. Jay, the argument | BELTS. being based on the regulation permit- ( i . Public Securities other than RULE OF ROAD ten times the depth of any shaft in vîluf *n’.“0t.ele9*41-,4..m"k*- »-«»'990 73 existence. ting two Justices of the peace to refer , There are two earthquake belts to a police magistrate with summary to ADMINISTERED HERE which encircle the world. One of The ' greatest problem to be Bailway ekil other Beads, Deben­ Chamber of Commerce reckoned with would be that of heat, jurisdiction such cases. ’’You have | them runs through the Mediterra­ the powers exercised by two justices | tures sud Stocks, not exceed- Discuss Form of Mu­ nean region and Asia Minor to the UNDER FIRE IN it being definitely known that the temperature rises one degree to every of the peace, therefore you as stip­ ing market value ...... 1/10,689 - * Himalayas and beyond, crossing to Cell and Short (not exceeding nicipal Government Wide Relief Effected by Wise Central America and the Caribbean 70 feet of descent Durin^me first endary magistrate may refer to your­ Expehditure of Money The other encircles the Pacific two or three miles the waste matter self as police magistrate such cases ” 1 thirty days) Loans in Canada “Commission Form of Municipal Ocean, running northward along the APPEAL COURT copld be hoisted to the surface by said Mr. Lowe. means of a cable, but beyond this T,648,420 30 Government,” will be the subject of The Rotary Christmas Tree Fund, Andes in South America, following depth cables of the best steel would Call and Short (not • exceeding discussion at to-night's meeting of amounting to more than $8,000, was the west coast of North America, MOOSE AGAIN PB0VE continuing on by way of the Aleutian break under their own weight. thirty day.) Loans elsowh.ro the Chamber of Commerce Forum in distributed at a cost of *»1. acco[d" Decision of County Court That Although engineers could doubtless ing to a statement laid before the chain to Kamchatka, and passing EXCELLENT HOSTS', than in dsnsd...... — 6>13i>'89l> g64/21,757 28 through the Japanese Islands to the tackle this tremendous task, the prob­ the Sprott-Shaw Institute, Weller Rotary Club at its luncheon to-day Traffic Regulation Is Inoper­ The dance and whist drive held in 1 Philippines and New Zealand. lems Involved would be of quite a Building. An authority on the sub­ by H. P. Johnson, who managed tne novel and. difficult nature. Other Current Loans and D's- ject will first give an address on the fund Through the fund 500 pairs of The two belts cross each other in ative Being Reviewed the K. of P. Hall last evening under oeunta in Canada (less re! o boots had been distributed to poor the Andes and in the western Paci­ the auspices of Victoria Lodge 1390 of interest) ...... , 68,21»,»4« 21 topic, and members will then be fic. Within them occur 94 per cent was again a huge success, notwith- | children at Christmas <*»ld In the Court of Appeal this morn­ Other Current Loans and l"t- asked to express their opinions on Johnson, and 460 ogders for clothing, of all the earthquakes recorded on ing hearing was continued in the ap­ standing the inclement weather and the terrestrial globe. counter attractions elsewhere. It is counte elsewhere than in 11- - the subject. The Chamber requests averaging $8 eith, twenty-two tons peal of Quin vs. Walton, H. B. a da (less rebate of intern- 523,395 80 of coal, forty-two orders for grocer­ Robertson addressing the court at estimated that 200 were present at a full attendance of members. BIG PORT AT JAMAICA. Pyramid for the dance and from 8.30 to 12.30 Wal­ Liabtlitiee fit Customers r .. 'I This afternoon a meeting of the ies averaging $18 per order were length for Walton. The defence main­ Letters of Credit, as per c a 1,823,472 17 elven out. Ii# addition, $430 was tains that the city bylaw, giving right lace's Orchestra were kept busy, joint committee appointed to bring given to the Friendly Help Society A great project has been proposed of way to traffic from the left at every dance being encored again and .Cth"..thln ' " 6,408 7fi in a report on the Free Port Area and a grant of $100 was made to the for Jamaica Bay, on Long Island, street crossings, is of no effect, as in­ Ease andGomfort again, ’fhe floor was in perfect con- ; which will make a great commercial fringing on the regulations contained If the Mere Mention of Piles Make» dition and the duties of M. C. were j Overdue Debt», (estimated lo« o- and other harbor matters was called Ur. O. M. Jones Chapter 1. O. U. h. port—second only to New York In its for Its milk fund. An audited state­ In the Motor Act. You Shudder Get * Box of capably attended to by Bro. H. Eles- vided for) ...... 80,813 by Joshua Kingham and the result capacity. One thousand acres will be niore, who has acted in the same ca­ of their deliberations will be sub­ ment of the expenditures, Mr John­ Justices McPhlllips and Galliher Pyramid Pile Suppositories Bank Premises, at net more than redeemed and twenty miles of wharf­ pacity through the whole of the cost, less amounts written off 6,831,451 88 mitted for action. son stated, will be made public later addressed their questions mainly to For the pain and distress due to "I feel that the way the public age and a capacity lor more than discovering whether or not the col­ season. New Headquarters. 16,000,000 of tonnage. This new- Itching, bleeding, protruding piles As usual the refreshments were de­ Deposit with the Minister of > contributed to the fund.” said Mr. lision between Quin’s truck and Wal­ or hemorrhoids, get a 60 cent box Finance for the purpose, of the „ The new quarters for the Chamber Johnson, “was a great tribute to Ro­ made land will be available for com­ of Pyramid Pile Suppositories at the licious, and the following ladies who mercial purposes. The improvement ton's car, at tbp Junction of Rich­ Circulation Fuad ...... 308-®” of Commerce In course of preparation tary, and showed the public confi­ make this department Sieir specialty will cost about $15,000,000. mond Avenue and Leighton Road, Mortgages on Beal Batata sold.. !»/*« « in the Arcade Building are being dence in the Rotary Club.” leading to a damage suit, was not in are to be congratulated; Mrs. Monk, nut into shape for occupancy. When Mrs. Rigley, Mrs. Elesmore, Mrs. Other Assets net included in the Mr. Johnson thanked all the uo- the main due to disregard of the by­ ...... , M 74/41/88 90 ycompleted, . . ..i they ,,,111will rank nmnneamong the.the tarlans who had given their time Pearce, Mrs. Wlllmott, Mrs. Col- I law by Walton. bourne, Mrs. Glover and Miss Blyth. best of their kind on the Pacific free to make the charity drive a suc­ Chief Justice Macdonald considered Coast, and will be admirably adapted cess, and particularly President Clif­ PUT CREAM IN NOSE During the evening it was announced $139,263,093 V> that the bylaw had very little bear­ that an endeavor will be made for I to the purposes for \t,hich they are ford Denham, who allowed the use of AND STOP CATARRH ing on the question before the court, the Royal Victoria Theatre free of the next social on February 16 to put C. A. BOGEBT, l°The “aud I torium is directly In the 'i stating that the main point was one on a dance, harder than the "Hard B. B. 08LF.B, charge for the staging of the Christ­ of possible negligence. Mr. Robert­ General Manager. centre of the space taken by the Tell* How To Open Clo«edNNos- Times” dance held some time ago, to President. mas Tree. son accepted this, and maintained be called a ’,Poverty Dance,” and Chamber, with offices opening off Dr. Bryant On White Plague. trils and End Head-Colds. either side. On the Government that the plaintiff had shown negli­ “Rags and Tatters” will be the pass­ Street side are the general offices, The feature of the Rotary luncheon gence, bekig halfway across the word. secretafys office, library and lounge, to-day was an instructive address on You feel fine in a few moments. street before looking for possible The whist drive totalled sixteen on the opposite side of the audiorlum tuberculosis by Dr. Bryant. After Your cold In head or catarrh Vlll kg traffic from the right tables, and competition whs keen for S a spacious room for the directors describing the disease, Its symptoms gone. Your clogged nostrils will open. Chief Justice Macdonald considered the prizes, the winners being as fol­ i committee room and the cloak and and so forth. Dr. Bryant declared The air passages of your head will that the plaintiff was showing care lows: 1st lady, Mrs. A. Hodgftlnson; that, judging by appearances, a clear and you can breathe freely. No by complying wfth the bylaw in 2nd, Mrs. Romans; special, Mrs. B. EESKsÊ?.:FSTt'SiSss """The"arrangements will be excellent number of dairy cows in and about more dullness, headache; no hawking, watching with care for traffic from Leach; booby, J. Oliver (playing as a to us and aa afcowa by the books of Bank. «writles . Victoria was affected by tuberculo­ In addition ta the examinations manttoued. ™,.Twked end the lighting effects and the fur- snuffling, mucous discharges or dry­ his left, leaving the right to the care lady). In the gents’ section Mr. Gil­ et the Chief Office and certain of the principal Branchas Jgera eng»*» alshings will be of the best. sis. These animals constituted a ser­ ness; no struggling for breath at of any possible traffic from that di­ son took 1st prize, H. B. Pi|re second «id Termed by ti. st another time during the year and fJGud to be In ious menace to the health of the rection. * and W. G. Pearce the booby. accord with the books of the Bank. a_ __j boys and girls of the city, he as- night. Tell your„— druggist you want_ , justice QallUier agreed: If I’m nearest drug store. Take no substi­ The Social Committee wish to j All information and explanations raqnlrcd £ "combat the disease Dr Bryant SKLÎÎS driving, it Is ^tU ♦ hp* tcaffic ^wlaw greattute. blessingThe quick to reliefa host has of beenpeoplm “ thank all those who helped put the \ all transaction! of the Bank which bare come under our notion have, to left. In that respect the tmfflc bylaw falrly Bhudder at the very men* affair over the top, and ask that the J ou, o*nlo=. 5~e With!, th, power, ef^e urged a campaign of education, which aip “ - - -• septic cream in your nostrils, let it has more than an ordinary bearing liontlon of th—e -discomfort------, and ,misery many "Moose enthusiasts” will close­ «. J. OIL WORTH . would Include the children in the penetrate through every air passage “ he said. The case Is due to this.... almost universal.------com ly watch thé papers for announce­ (Of Clarkson, Cordes A DUwerth. CA) schools and the public at large. In on this case Cuticura Soap of the head ; soothe and heal the proceeding this afternoon, plaint: Don’t delay. Take no eub- ments of the next event. Quite a Toronto, Jenuery 20tk 1421. . -IS IDEAL* addition, the strictest inspection of swollen, Inflamed mucous membrane, etlIf1you wish to make a trial first, number were written up for the milk c6ws and meat was necessary. Martin vs. Finlay son. Women’s Legion, the initiation cere- Dr. Bryant thought that the Rotary and relief comes instantly. The Court of Appeal announced It is just what every cold and ca­ eend ÎTcrür'Co‘nd»îd'pTrimîd mdny 'fo“r which is to take ' place For the Hands Club would not be well advised to at vosterday afternoon that judgment (Ik . Marshall. Mich. l shortly- tempt the establishment of A tuber­ tarrh sufferer needs. Don’t stay stuf­ would be handed down Monday in the Bh culosis clinic here as there were not fed-up and miserable I •1

» i Oil Officers Are vXiV-a KALSOMINE Charged With Violation The Royal Bank of Canada (Incorpora^d 1869) RAMSAY’S CELEBRATED KALSOMINE Capital Paid Up ...... $19,000,000 Non# Better—Per Five-Pound Package of Companies Act Total Assets, Over ...... $586,000,000 Special Price All Shades Vancouver, Feb. 3.'—On the infor­ CHICAGO GRAINS mation of Max Kinnaird, editor of Seven Hundred and Ten Branchee Through- , GOc The Devil, summonses were issued STUCK MARKET TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE DROP AGAIN TO-DAY out Canada, Newfoundland, West Indies* through the police court clerk's office Central and South America. against sixteen officers and directors (Burdick Bros., Limited.) (By Bvrdlck Brothers. Ltd.) of the Home Oil Co., Ltd., charging Chicago. Feb. 3.—The grain market had Also at London, England; New York: New York funds, 12% per cent. another soft day and further new lows FORRESTER’S them with violations of the Com­ LITHE IMPROVED New York sterling, 33.85%. were recorded. Commission houses as well Parla, France, and Barcelona, Spain panies Act of 1910. The summonses Canadian sterling, $4.33%. se the professionals were selling freely 1304 Douglas Street Phone 163 are returnable February 8. and very little opposition was met with. London bar silver, 37 %d. No particular news. Those for whom the summonses (By Burdick Brothers. Ltd.) New York bar silver, 63%|C. Wheat— Open High Low bast SAVINGS DEPARTMENT were issued were: Frank H. Kipp, New York. Feb. 3.—-The renewal rate on March 167 167 % 151% 162% F. W. Rudge, Dr. H. Hall, R. C. Nixon, money was higher, and still higher rates llay . 148 148 %3% 143% Our branches in Victoria give special attention to xvere quoted during the session. Durin* Philip White, Albert Riches, E. B. the forenoon the conspicuous tightening May ... 65% 64% 64% counts. Interest at current rates allowed on deposits of |1XX) end tiremner and B. O. Pinder, all of Van­ In the money quarters Inspired the activi­ TO-DAY’S TRADING IN July ... 67% 67% 66% 66% upward» compounded half-yearly. An account may be opened couver, and Lieut.-Col. J. C. Harris, ties of the contingent belleflng In lower Oats— prices. This element succeeded In forcing WINNIPEG MARKET May . .. 41% 41% 40% 41% with $1.00. United Co-operative Assn., Ltd. Wm. Mable, Dr. F. M. ltryant, D. F. July ... 42% 42% 41% Sprinkling, Dr. Lewis Hall, J. W. quotations somewhat lower, but or. tne decline very little long stock came out and ad- %.. %., % 1104 Douglas Street Morris, George H. Robertson and this of course was discouraging to those Winnipeg. Feb. 8Wednesday's NEW YORK COTTON. VICTORIA BRANCHES George Bagshaw, of Victoria. working along bearish lines. It Is be­ vance on the local market was not mairv (By Burdick Brothers. Ltd.) talned to-day. and all grains again were Open High Low I.*at 1101 Government Street ....*...A. R. Heiter, Manager Some of the Victoria directors lieved that rates for accommodations JUAY on the downward path. Wheat for May. ontlnne lather high for a while yet. be- March ...... 13.50 13.36 13.16 13.18 1601 Douglas Street...... H. J. Ketchen, Manager Shoulders of Mutton, lb., 2I><* learned of the case through press j cause there are no signs of tho (jovern- after opening lower, advanced to May ...... 13.8') 13.98 13.52 13.62 dispatches___ this______morning, The local ment letting up on Its withdrawals of de- turned extremely weak and fell to 161%. July ...... 14.20 14.30 13.93 13.93 1102 Fort Street*...... R. McDonald, Manager Briskets of Beef, lb...... 15^ directors are in Vancouver now and | posits from the local banks. However, the but made a little comeback later. Oct...... 14.60 14.60 14.20 14.22 The selling branch of the trade **« Dec...... 14.80 .14.80 14.42 14.40 Victoria Weet, Catherine Street Shoulder Reset of Beef, at, per therefore no announcement general credit situation has been consloer- had things their own way and were easily end Eequimalt Road ...... H. B. Witter, Manager SPECIAL FOR _bly Improved In the last six weeks. *o forcing values downward. The market is % % % lb...... 18<- forthcoming this afternoon. that conservative opinion Inclines to the entirely lacking In Investment demand ana MONTREAL STOCKS. ‘ ellef that the •.•'mieiitlee In local money the futures show little signs of Improve- (By Burdick Brotners. Ltd.) Prime Ribs, lb...... 21* flotations vifi be but temporary. The Bid Asked Side Becon, piece, pound, 40» JUDGMENT DOWN IN stock market milled In the afternoon deal­ lower FUt“r” Cl‘W"‘ 10 I Am,. ings to tho extent of almost fully erasing The demand for cash wheat Is e***n _ ?re£; 30 TUESDAY Sliced, pound ...... 45ç In most Instances early losses. Long stocka 10» GRANBY CASES TO-DAY good, but nothing Is coming out. the pro- Bell Telephone lo not seem to be pressing for sale and ducers refusing to sell at present values. Praxlllan *Irac. .. 32% [Ills quite naturally leads to the belief The coarse grain markets continue un- Can. Cement, com, . . 60% (Continued from page 1.) that securities for the most part arc at changed with lower values predominating Do., pref...... 93 the present time lndpcd In strong hands .. 27 CANADA’S VICTORY BONDS Meat Phone 7110 upon, working or mining for coal or n sympathy with wheat. Oats closed A Can. Car Fdy.. com. . Grocery Department Phone 7111 High Low Last ;o % cent lowor: barley 1% to 1 | _ Do.._ pref. Whether you deaire to sell or held to your present holdings, we plMe other minerals under the lands. Allls-Chalmers ...... 34 1-4 Can. 8. S.. com...... 4® Beet Sugar ...... 41% lower: flax 1 cent lower, and rye 0% at your disposai uneicelled facllltte, which will ensure you prompt ana Act Disallowed. 41 Mi 41% cents lower. . Do., pref...... Am. Can Co., com...... 29% High Can. Cottons ...... ™ thoroughly efficient service. Am. Car Fd.v...... 121% Wheat— Open 164*% The grounds advanced by the rail­ 130% Ms y ...... 168 169% Communicate, at our expense, with us In regard to current quota­ way company were that the act Am. Cotton Oil...... 21% 21% July ...... 161% 161% 167% 158 Cons. M. A ...... 20 tions on any Canadian bond Issue, or other securities. Am. In. Corp...... 45% Detroit United ...... ** (called the Settlers* Rights Act), had Am. Smelt. A Ref...... 42% Oats— May ...... 41% 47% 47% Dom. Bridge ...... POLISH LEADERS been disallowed at Ottawa, and that Am. Sugar Rfg...... fl July ...... 48% 48% 48% Dom. Csnners ...... 39 the crown grant had become use­ Am. T. A Tel...... 99% G. G. M'GEER TO ACT Am. Wool, com...... 65% Barley — Dom. I. A ...... 4*. BURDICK BROS., LTD. less. It was also argued that dis­ in. Steel Friy May ...... 74% 74% Dom. Textile ...... 108% July ...... L. of Woods Mlg...... • • Stock, Bond and Investment Brokers allowance had been made before any m. Sum. Toh...... 7» Flax- Laurentlde Co...... 8®% Pint Fleer, Pemberton Building Hotel Vancouver Building NOW IN PARIS conveyance had been registered and Anaconda Mining . 38% May ...... 177% 178 Ogilvie Mlg. Co...... 200 Atchison ...... therefore no property passed to .. 81% 80% 181% 181% Ogilvie, pref...... 53% Victor!., B. C. Phone. 3724 »nd 3725 Vancouver, B. C. tlantlc Gulf . .67% r.1% Granby: that there was no hearing May'* Penmans. Ltd...... 100 Members B. C. Bond Dealers' Association Raid win Locc...... 88 86% ...... 166% 166% 162 162 Quebec Railway ...... -’5% before tho executive council as re­ Baltimore A Ohio .. 33% 33 Cash prices: Wheat—1 Nor., 172%: Rlordon ...Paper ...... 141 Freight Rates to Be Argued To Discuss Possible Bolshevik quired by the Settlers' Rights Act; Bethlehem Steel ... . . 56 55% Nor.. 169%. 3 Nor.. 164%; No. 4. 169% : Fhawln1 1,g an .106% anadian Pacific 117% 115% No. 5, 145%; No. 6, 130%: feed. 120%, I ypar.Ish River Pulp that the cabinet xvere not all present Central Leather 39% Before Railway Board Offensive in Spring at the time the evidence adduced f'piiaIKIa Ü. ■ . I ..... track, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and AI- 1 88 V. Tuclble Steel ...... #1% berta 171%...... under the Settlers* Rights Act was Chesapeake A Ohio 68% Oats—2 C. W.. 46%: 3 C. W.. 41%; *8- I \vayagamac Pulp Vancouver, Feb. 3.—G. G. McGeer, Paris, Feb. 3.—President Pilsudski, presented to the Lieutenant-Gover Chic., Mil. A St. P. 26% feed. 41%; 1 feed. 39%; 2 feed. 36; WE BUY AND SELL ;hic. R. j. a pac. % «% % of Vancouver, has been appointed by of Poland with a large number of nor-in-Council and therefore the track. 45. LOCAL BOND MARKET. High Polish officials and their sec­ Vhino Copper ...... 22% Harley—3 C. W.. 77%: 4 C. W.. 63". the Provincial Government to be hearing was improper; that the Set­ ’hile Copper ...... ,. feed. 62%; track. 72%. special counsel In what is known as retaries, arrived in Paris to-day to tlers' Rights Act of 1917 was ultra Corn Products ...... 70 Flax—1 N. W. C.. 171%; 2 C. W.. 167% ; Distillers Sec...... 23% (Supplied by Members of B. C. Bond the “freight rates case," to be argued discuss with prominent French of­ vires the Provincial Legislature, and 3 C. W.. 143; condemned, 138; track, 171%. Dealers' Association.) VICTORY BONDS Erie ...... uu Rye—2 C. W.. 150. in a few weeks before the Railway ficials, a possible Bolshevik offensive this being so, the whole chain of Gen. Electric ...... 121% Province of Alberta. 4%. 192Î, 96.-8. % % % yielding 6.00%. .. ANY AMOUNT—ALL MATURITIES Commission. Announcement of the against Poland in the early Spring, title failed. Gen. Motors ...... 14% SILVER. Goodrich (Ii. F.) .. .. 40% Province of Ontario. 6%, 1941, 100.00, appointment of Mr. McGeer to assist and other subjects. Case In Supreme Court. yielding 6.00%. _ "The most disturbing factor of Ormnby ...... 22^ New York, Feb. 3.—Bar silver, domestic, the Vancouver Board of Trade in The trial judge held, in his reasons Ot. Northern, pref. .. 76% 99%; foreign, H3%; Mexican dollars, 48%. P. O. E. Ry. (guaranteed by B. C.). this connection was made to-day by Poland's plight is the impression that for judgment, that the hearing be­ Hide A Lea., pref. ... 41% 4%%. 1942. 77.77, yielding 6.40%. , x GILLESPIE, HART & TODD. LTD. has gone abroad in the world that Inspiration Cop...... *4% "Q. T. P. Ry. (guaranteed by Saak.). Hon. J. W de B. Farris, Attorney- fore the executive council provided London. Feb. 3.—Bar sliver. 37%d. per 4%. 1939. 78.16, yielding 6.00%. v 711 Fort Street she is imperialistic," said Prince Inti Nickel ...... is ounce. Money, 6% per cent. Discount Phone 2140 General. The particular question to for in the Settlers' Rights Act w'as Int'l Mer. Marine .... 14% •G. T. P. Ry. (guaranteed by Alta.). 4%. Sapieha, Polish Foreign Minister, rates: Short and three months* bills. 6% 1939, 77.70. yielding 6.05%. be taken up is an endeavor to make .ot a fair hearing, so far as the Do., nref...... 6i per cent. eastbound rates from Vancouver after his arrival, “and the next Is Kennecott Copper .... 19% •O. T. P. Ry. (Lake Superior Dir.). 4%. laintiff was concerned, in that tho Man. City Southern'... 19 1956, 67.00. yielding 6.40%. conform with westbound rates. At the problem of finding enough food plaintiff had not received sufficient C. N. R Ry.. (guaranteed by Man.). 4%. for her starving people. The Govern­ nek. Steel ...... x > u, present there is a preference to the notice to give time to prepare Midvale steel ...... *q% 1930. 83.00. yielding 6.65%. eastern manufacturer. Boards of ment is most concerned in combatting •City of Victoria. 6%. 1928. 99.50. yield­ its case, and that the evidence ad­ Mex. Petroleum .... 154 EXCELLENT RECORD OF ing 6.06%. AT trade in Vancouver and other western the idea that Poland has ambitions Missouri Pacific ...... iau •City of Vancouver. 4%%. 1933. 8a.00. CASH BEST duced to secure the Crown grant was ■ Y. N- H. A Hart... 20% cities have taken up the fight and for further territorial gains." yielding 6.16%. PAID PRICES insufficient. The action was trie" ew York Central .... 71 City ot London. 6%. 1935. »7.17.yieldlng FOR VICTORY BONDS the Attorney-General recently agreed before Mr. Justice Gregory in Feb Northern Pacific .... s;i- 6.25%. to name a lawyer to make a study ruary, 1920, and occupied eight days. N. Y., Ont. A Western. 16% THE DOMINION BANK City of Nanaimo. 6%. 1961. 73.18. NEW ZEALAND BANS Nevada Cons. Copper. 11 yielding 7.00%. B. P. CLARK & CO., LTD., of the subject in conjunction with Judgment was delivered on August Pennsylvania R. R. ... «0% officials of the Board. City of Calgary. 4%%. 1942. 72.43. yield­ Members B. C. Bond Dealers* Association OBJECTIONABLE FILMS 12, 1920, whereby the trial Judge gave People s Gss ...... 36 V ing 700%. judgment in favor of the E. & N. Pressed Steel Car .... 94 «4 City of Edmonton. 6%. 1933. 31.00. 1006 Broad Street. Phone 6600-5601. And at Vancouver. Reading ...... o2«i Fiftieth Annual Statement yielding 7.35% FACULTY MEMBERS Wellington. N.Z., Feb. 3.—The New Railway, restraining the Granby g* Steel Spring .... 84% •City of Merritt. «%. 1942. 85.20. yield­ Company from taking coal from the Ray Cons. Mining .... 13% Zealand Government has ordered that Republic Steel ...... $47* Shows Large Gains ing 7 40% OF. P. E. I. COLLEGE motion picture film depicting area in question, and declared that •City of Rosaland. 7%. 1940. 102.6». Mn. oil ...... "ji- yielding 6.76%. AGAIN ON STRIKE thieving, robbery, murder or suicide the Crown grants issued to the Gan Southern Pacific ...." J 5e The annual statement of the Dom­ Municipality of Point Grey. 6%%. 1940. shall be permitted to be shown in the rer estate and Mrs. Dunlop were null Southern Ry.. '■om. ... 32 86.39. yielding 6.75%. Dominion of New Zealand after May 1 find void. From this judgment Gran­ Studebaker Corpo. .... 66% inion Bank for the year ending De- •Municipality of Oak Bay, 4%. 1943, Charlottetown, P. E. I., Feb. 3.— by appealed and the appeal was The Texae Company .. 4$% cember SI, 1820. I. In two rejects | ” oj‘1uaich. Bishop & Worthington, Ltd. next. Film Importers have been Tob. Prod...... ______6 %%. 1944 Three members of the faculty of thrown into consternation by the or- rgued at1 Vancouver. Decision on Union Pacifia ...... *."".11S In the first 85.25. yielding 6.76%. Utah Copper ...... 55s- 118% particularly noteworthy, 618 Broughton Street Prince Edward Island College, failed this has now been given. 65% •Payable New York funds. Phone 74 to report for duty yesterday because l. 8. lnd. ADohol .... 68% place it Is a record of the bank's fif­ % % % The Settlors’ Rights Act was passed U. S. Rubber ...... 68 their demands for increased salaries U. 8. Steel, com.__ *•»$» 67% 67% tieth business year, while in the sec LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS. In 1904 (and was not disallowed), /n 81% have not been granted by the Gov­ RUSSIAN ROYALTIES 1917, ch. 71, the time was extended Wabash R R. "x'* ... 2Ô »1% ond place it shows that during 1920 _V lily's Overland ...... g 7% there was a further strengthening of Bid Asked FIRE INSURANCE staff went on strike. After the col­ BURIED IN PALESTINE Westinghouse Klee. .. 46 Athabasca Oils ...... •• •** 1904 and extending the time to Sep the institution's financial position. Bowena Copper ...... £7% .09 lege closed a week, work was resumed tember 1, 1917. This last mentioned One of the outstanding evidences of B. C. Refining ...... — •*■* •• General Agente for Vancouver Island and the Government granted some in­ Jerusalem, Feb. 3.—The bodies of Act was the one that was disallowed EVERTON AND the bank’s healthy financial position B. C. Permanent Loan .—8*.00 .. crease but did not meet the full de­ Grand Duchess Elisabeth of Russia, a Canada Copper ...... -60 •• sister of the late Empress, and her maid, at Ottawa. is to be found In Its cash assets. Cons. M. A S...... 20.00 -1.00 mands. Teachers still on duty may have been privately buried in a crypt in The contention of the Granby Com WOLVERHAMPTON These at the end of the year stood at I snipin Oil ...... 02 .02% Union Assurance Society, Ltd. also strike unless an understanding the Church of St. Mary Magdalen in puny was that the Crown grants were $34,661,617, an Increase of $2,758,000 I Granby of London, England is reached. Gethsemane. The Greek Patriarch and issued before the disallowance and INTO THIRD ROUND during the twelve months. The prin- Groat ----- 2 40 Fire Insurance Since A.D. 1714 Bishop officiated. The church where clpal contributing factors to this in- {î,ternati£nai coal...... BANK CLEARINGS. the entombment took place was built that the Act was valid up to the time London. Feb. 3— (Canadian Aaso- by the mother of Grand Duke Sergius of of disallowance and anything done i.''11,:1.. J—The re-plays tn the crease are specie and Dominion Gov- I McGiilivary Vancouver, 813.643,577. Russia and was dedicated by the Grand under it was valid. Further, that tho English Cup soccer series resulted as ernment notes. In cash assets alone Nabob . New Westminster, 3826.509. Duke and his wife. root of title enjoyed by Granby was follows- the bank holds an amount equal t° I Pit?SMeadow.' ï.ï.ï.ï.ï.'.ï not the Act, but the Crown grant, Everton, 1; Sheffield Wednesday. 0. 27.65 per cent, of its liabilities to the iom. War Loan. 1937 . 99-.., UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Counties, the score being 30 to 11. 511. In addition to the usual dividend | victory Loan. 1922 ...... Character Northern Union. of 12 per cent. Involving the sum of y£tory ££££ isîî II1!I*.I *96% Port Hope, Ont., Feb. 3.—Hon. N. W. In the Northern Union Rugby game $720,000, a bonus of 1 per cent, was victory Loan. 1927 ...... 98% AT PROSPECT LAKE Rowell was tendered a cordial reception Halifax defeated Hounalet 15 to 0. paid, the total sum distributed under victory Loan. 193* ...... 98% here last night on the occasion of his these two items amounting to <780,- 1937 !!!!!!!.!! »9% Seven miles from Victoria on B. C. address or. the League of Nations. Mr. Electric. Rowell referred to the League of Na 000. I •$» % % BANK, as well as a lions as an unqualified success. The In interest bearing, or savings de- new YORK hi gab. An ideal home of eight acres, four acres in foundations had been laid for an insti CRIB AND BILLIARDS posits there was a gratifying increase New York, Feb. *4-52 ,or meadow pasture, four acres in garden and tutton that would play a great part in of $10,563,782, or 14.20 per cent., the retmed. *«.»6 lor line o*"«- orchard. person, has character preserving the peace of fhe world in amount being $84,889,439. The non- I a % % % rNoumv days to come, he said. He expressed the Good six-roomed house, bath, hot and cold The first of the final games of the interest bearing deposits there was, I EXCHANGE summary. BEALTY view that if the League of Nations had Veterans of France with the Garri­ water; telephone; good basement » and individuality served no other "purpose than to pro< on the other hand, a decrease of $17,- New York. Feb. 3.—Prime mercantile BONO AMD vide an open forum in which interna' son In the Service and ex-Service Stable for two cows; hay loft; runs for Men's Billiard and Crlbbage League, 000,000 due to the gradual withdrawal IM. ^HOPTGAG% tional questions could be frankly dis­ during the year by the Dominion 3.*6%. 300 chickens; garage. built through the cussed by the world's statesmen, It had was played at Work Point Barrack» France, demand, 7.07: cable». 7.09. been an experiment well worth trying. on Tuesday evening. Government of the proceeds of the Lvicro*ut^^ This is a beautiful country home. last Victory Loan. The experience of Belgian franca, demand, 7.42; cables. years of its existence by The Veterans were no more for­ T.I.phon. 609 Price $12,000; $5,000 Cash, Balance at 6% NOT MAKING PROPHECIES. tunate than on the last occasion in the Dominion Bank in this respect Is Guilder», demand. 33.85; cables. 33.95. the difficulties it has over­ their match with the GarrLson, who similar to that of the other leading Lire, demand. 3.64; cables. 3.66. Toronto, Feb. 3.—Sir George Foster, Mark», demand. 1.60, cable», 1.6L proved their superiority over their banks of the country—the Govern Greece, demand. 6.85. come and the progress it in an Interview here to-day. said that ment needed the money. he did not care to make "rash pro­ opponents by a margin of 57 pointa Argentine, demand. 35.CO. phecies" regarding the probable out­ in the billiard section and by five Commercial loans at the end of the Brazilian, demand. 15.12. has achieved. year stood at,.$66,740,000. This is a Montreal. 10% per cent, discount come of the West Peter boro by-election, points in the cribbage section. Time loans firmer; 60 days. 90 days and This Opportunity Which Has but he hoped that the Government can­ The scores on Tuesday were slight increase over the correspond­ 6 mouths, 7 per cent. didate would win out. __ing_ period of 1919, and Is no doubt Call money strong; high. 9; low. 8; ruling Great Possibilities Under As to the coming session of Parlia­ follows: The Bank of Toronto, Billiards. attributable to the demand for funds r*16- *• closing bld. S; offered at »; last INVESTIGATE Management of Leading ment at Ottawa, Sir George said he to finance the large crop harvested 0itn* * foresaw very interesting proceedings, Veterans of France— which has been doing busi­ with a "lively" grouping of parties. He ‘"in giancing over available figure, I STRIKE WAS SHORT, Business Men of Canada. remarked that he did not find the sub­ S. Oakes ...... 361 ness in Canada for 65 years, R. Robinson ...... 200 Particulars at ject of a general election "appetizing at covering operations of the last three CANADIAN LA PAZ CO. LTD., 407 Union Bank Blldg., Victoria. the present time." R. Barbour ...... 169 Phone 1185. /Vfe\ represents strength, season­ J. G. Bloom ...... 141 or four decades, on# cannot help be- I Fort William, Ont., Feb. 3.—The lng impressed by the remarkable 8trlke at the plant of the Canadian 'Oive' ed judgment, dependability, 671 growth which has marked the bank's car & Foundry Company lasted just 'Service' Garrison— career. This is evident both in ex- one day, and at 10.30 last night the accuracy in handling details, A. K. Harper ...... 200 panslqn In business and In the men voted to accept the reduction of rrrnnnnrrrri and breadth of organization P. Sampson ...... 128 strengthening of financial resources, jq per cent, in piece work rates, and H. Stevens ...... 20(1 Total assets have during the last return to their jobs this morning. The F.W.Stevenson A. N. Other...... 200 decade alone been augmented by 122 car works are operating at full cap­ —all applicable to the hand­ per cent., in twenty years by nearly acity to-day. ling of any matter you place 728 669 per cent, and In thirty years by Stocks Bonds ON BUYING Cribbage Singles. over 1,031 per cent, while in forty MARQUIS TO ENTER in our care. Veterans— years there has been an increase to VICTORIA Turner the extent of $133,761,423. SHIPPING BUSINESS BONDS BRANCH Davies In liquid assets the percentage in­ mNINO AND OIL creases were even more outstanding. A. P. Boultbee, Your Banking Business Grice New York, Feb. 3.—The Marquis RTTARRS GOVERNMENT Bonds, Manager. Steward ...... » The value of this class of assets at the end of December, 1920, ($64,321, of Carlsbrooke, who was booked to " whether National, is invited. Patterson Provincial or Municipal, Bloom 757) show an Increase over 1910 of 1 sail to-day for England, announced PEMBERTON BLDG. ore a most staple form 192 per cent, over 1900 of 732 per he wouid enter a business career of Investment. The in­ Phene 382 terest Is fixed and se­ HiHF » 2£ « SMSe-IS: cured by the resource» and income of a respon­ g ^ .°f, *®2'466,;687- . _ gaged in any sort ot commercial sible self-governing peo­ Total deposits at the end of De- ple. Such securitiea are "BANK-TORONTO cember, 1920, were $51.893,391 In ex- a gon of ^ !>,,„<* of Bat_ LOVELY 6-ROOM BUNGALOW readily convertible into cash at any time. Incorporated 1855 i oa? °f * A8/^3',639 in exc®®8 tenberg, grandson of Queen Victoria, Situated Oak Bay District 1901, and $96,864,301 in excess of 1891, cousin of King George V., and a This magnificent, well-built home Those having funds „ an Increase for the three ten - year broiher of the Queen of Spain. He 1b situated on one of finest lots in for Investment and periods of 96, 461, and 1,123 per cent. ha8 been a guest here for several Oak Bay district. It has living who deaire safety with respectively.wwanAntliralv I _ . .. .. room with lovely open fireplace, profitable earnings, months of General Cornelius Van­ dining room with built-in buffet, a should consult with Cribbage Doubles. derbilt. large kitchen, s very nice bath­ our Bond JOSEPH ETHIER Veterans— A Chicago teacher Is beginning a room, toilet, also hand basin, amd the newly elected vice-president of Turner and Davies campaign against "baby talk," claim­ GERMAN FILM BARRED. three large bedrooms, with closets. the Montreal Chambre de Commerce, ing indulgence In such language by Also full else cement basement, Advertise in the Times Grice and Steward ...... piped rorfor lfurnace.------Very artistically is vice-president and manager of La­ Patterson and Bloom ..... parents often causes children to stut­ finished tnin front, with -nice------veranda.+- "The Daily press, I have found, is a prime factor in porte, Martin, Ltd., wholesale grocers. ter and lisp. Toronto, Feb. 3.—“Passion," the Price,_ . only.. ...$4 ,200. onvu terms.k» •.»=. Wouldn«ui« He Is also a councillor of the Mon­ German-wide picture which was to be __cost___ about—- „.S6$$,000 ...... to build to-day, commercial______activity_ of every, kind. It is invaluable in Death penalty for persons convict­ Exclusively by treal Board of Trade; ex-president of Garrison— shown at a local theatre next week, broadening a market and in promoting understanding be­ the Wholesale Grocers Guild; gover­ Kennedy and Musgrave . ed of committing crimes by the use British American Bond tween the industrial institution and the public.” nor of the General Hospital and Notre Armstrong and Durllng of weapons was proposed by Rep. Iwill----- —not be shown here. The new Damç Hospital. For the past six years Norton and Gidney ...... Summers, of Texas, as a means of Board of Censors, acting upon auth- Corporation, Limited —J. Ogden Armour, Pres. Armour & Co., Chicago. he has served as an alderman of checklng the nrA**ot-d&v crime I orlty from the Provincial Treasurer, 72S FertSttWt. Outremon,, Que. wave. 1 decided yesterday to ban the picture» ID FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Inexpensive Accessories CONGREGATION HEARS See Our ---- Useful items for the man who does Sale Starts much or his own auto repairs Three Large REPORTS FOR YEAR Happily Stopped When He To-morro'w Tool Kit», containing 14 tools $10.00 Windows Magneto Tool Kit., containing 12 tools.^ At, Began to Take “Fruit-a-tives” 9 o’Clock Lengthy Session in SchooU Auto Lock» — —------• — • ■—**• #2.75 Phone 5510 room Devoted to Progress 3 Ottawa St., Hull. P.Q. 739 Yates Street Ford Cut-Out»------$3.00 During Past Year "For a year I suffered with Rheu­ Auto Spring Oilers------#3.50 matism, being forced to stay in bed The First Presbyterian Church for five months. I tried all kinds of Brsu Grease Guns »------$5.50 schoolroom was filled last night, medicine without relief and thought when th<#innual business meeting of I would never be able to walk again. the congregation took place. Alex­ "One day while lying in bed, I read ander Stewart being In the choir. about ’Fruit-a-tives,’ the great fruit Drake Hardware Co. Before proceeding to the formal medicine; and it seemed Just what I 1418 Douglas Street. LTD# 2513 Oak Bay Ave. church business a report was given needed, so I decided to try it. on the success of the mission con­ The first box helped me, and I ducted by Mrs. Booth-Clibborn. This took the tablets regularly until every described her work In glowing terms, trace of the Rheumatism'left me and announced the total thank o er LORENZO LEDUC. WALL PAPER mg as nearly $1,000, of which over 50c a box, 6 for $2.60, trial size. 25c 700 was given La Maréchale. LARGEST STOCK—LOWEST PRICES At all dealers or sent postpaid by The Board of Managers report was presented, the outstanding features Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. H. HARKNESS & SON being the erection of the a°rge Mts Phone 4746 sion into a self-supporting church, no Office and Showrooms, 919 Pandora Avenus longer dependent on the First Church. ler charges. The statement shows The committees in charge v"*" that, aside from the building account ous subdivisions of church activity now being attended to by the Ladles made their annual reports, which Aid, the cost of operating the church were generally received "’ithoutcom- during the past year wa“ , *'“’2“6’ ment, but the announcement by the practically the whole of this being Nanaimo Ladies’ Aid, that their organ Dation raised from the 1H0 enrolled mom- 1 had assumed entire responsibility for bern by the collections system, First the financing of the church mortgage, Church not being endowed In any | Wellington COAL drew appreciation from the board of manner up to the present. managers for this assistance, ex­ For Furnaces, Ranges or Heaters pressed by Chairman Stewart, sup­ EXTRA SPECIAL Washed Nut for Ranges ported by W. Walker, their remarks Dangerous Throat Troubles being greeted with much applause. Choir Appreciated. The report by the choir committee Prevented by Nerviline J. KINGHAM & CO., LIMITED was another occasion for applause, the many activities recited, varying A Clean-Up in the Infants' from” oratorios to picnics, together IT ENDS MISERY OF sr:=’ - with the announcement that the choir QUICKLY. now numbered thirty-nine, proving Don’t wait till night. . most interesting. -The congregation Get after your cold now tms very was highly pleased to know that the minute, before It grows dangerous | Irish concert, given last March at you should apply old-time Nervil- Wesley Church, was still providing, s„ ng NOT REMAIN SILENT master was adopted on motion of awake to-night, coughing, choking Messrs. Graham and Slater, there be­ and suffering from congestion in the ing a prolonged burst of applause chest and acute pain in the throat. endure it. I had awful splitting head when the question was formally put. Nerviline will break up that dull Children's Whitewear aches, and many nights I scarcely In placing the report of the ushers neuralgic headache—wM killthe cold Says It Is Her Duty to Let and chill at its very beginning—will Children’s Wearing Apparel at got any sleep. For over a year I was before the meeting, Chairman Stew­ Others Know How Wonder­ constantly taking special treatments art appealed for more volunteers, save you from perhaps a serious m- Lowly Priced or some kind of medicine, but noth­ "Presbyterians are known to he back­ To take away hoarseness, to break I ful Tanlac Restored Her ing gave me any relief. ward in coming forward.” he sa d, Gowns of fine longcloth, in open and. maintaining a welcoming smile up a grippy cold, to relieve a sore Clearance Prices “Then I began reading and hear make strangers feel at home, said, throat or bad cold in the chest you can front styles, neck finished with After Everything Else Had ing a lot about Tanlac, and finally use nothing so speedy and effective "we are certainly somewhat handi­ Children’s Sweaters-Universal” Brand Children's Cotton Jerseys, in all white and scalloped edge, tucked front ; started taking it. Well after my first as Nerviline. For forty years it has navy, trimmed red. Ages 4 to 10 years. Failed capped at services on occasion be 100% pure wool, in coat and slip ages 8 to 14 years ^regular $1.63. bottle. I began to pick up. and now I cause of a lack of ushers. been the most largely used family Regular 69c and 75c. Inventory Price 4»< can sit down to the table and eat On the suggestion of Rev. Mr. Ink remedy In the Dominion. Time has styles. A splendid choicecnoice ofv. colors. Inventory Price ...... 98. that Is until 1 can t praise. Tanlac too highly." staff had increased the attendance lars and yokes. Also trimmed pearl but­ from 492 to 882 with a similar in­ tons. Ages 10, 12, and 14 years. Regular got Tanlac, I have been in very poor Tanlac is sold In Victoria by D K. col ors!7 R«tro 1 ar «1.25 and $1.50. m- each ...... $1.49 health. I could scarcely eat any­ crease in the staff. . $14.50 to $18.50. Inventory Price #7.96 Campbell, corner Fort and Douglas, Negotiations were stated to ne THREE ARE ACTIVE! Children’s Drawers of fine cotton, thing. and after every meal 1 had a tory Price ...... and Lang’s Drug Store, Esquimau under way for the use of the Congre­ Girls' Dree.es of finest quality gingham bloated, stuffed up feeling, and such Winter Coats of wool cheviots and trimmed with lace ; ages two pains In my stomach X could hardly Road. gational Clrurch Sunday School, as chambnty. voile and pique; attractive to twelve years; regular 69c. nowthe Firstoutgrown, Church there accommodation being 4i classe». is | EntllUSiaStiC MêCting Held | tweed, smart styles to fit age 9 and 10 to fit ages 6 to 14 years; régulai now outgrown, there being 41 classes. Inventory Price ...... 39$? years, AW «^Donegai $6.50 to $9.50. Inventory Price .. agement board, and they were in­ J,hea Yo^Tn^opk-sth D^ortmhand Last night; Officers Elected; suitable for Spring w-ear. Ages Odd Lines in Children’s Knickers 09595251 structed to consider what was the years. Regular $12.50 to $17 50. Odd Lines Girls' Serge Dresses, 10-year proven highly... gratifying,—*--- was .theh-i Dance Arranged $8.05 regular $12.50. inventory of fine muslin trimmed with best course to pursue. Their report signal for another burst of applause. •tory Price ...... -...... size only; was to ask the congregation to send embroidery ; ages 8 to 12 years ; The score of class reports received Ward Three Liberals held a lively Girl.’ Black Rubber Co.t., thoroughly Price ...... '...... commissioners to appear before the ^stormproof, designed with raglan sleeve, regular 75c and 85c. Inven­ close attention during the hour re meeting in the Liberal headquarters Children’. Kimona. of «arm blanket Presbytery at the end of this month. quired for the reading, the recitals be storm collars and cults, slash pockets tory Price ...... 49£ REGARDING CALL TO in the Arcade Building last night, at cloth and velours, in conventional and The congregation, without hesita­ ing described by Chairman Stewart ami belt: to fit ages 6 to 10 years. R B floral designs; ages 8 to 14 years, regu- Children’s Princess Slips of fine tion. named the reporting committee as "highly interesting and creditable.” which the election of officers was ular $12.75 to $15.00. l"venlory^Prl£ as the eight commissioners, and the The congregation then instructed the held, and numerous matters of im­ lar $4.175 and $5.00. Inventory Pi Kg cotton trimmed with lace or em­ meeting then adjourned to be re-con­ board of management to have the portance were discussed. The spirit Ct"f ^ser’üne'd" «EST each ...... REV. J.G. INKSTER vened at the call of the commission­ Inventory Price, $#.»8 broidery, in a varied assort­ reports edited and printed. shown at the meeting disclosed a de­ Reguiar $5.50. ers. when the course which the First James Forman was elected trustee, Inventory Price. $5.95 ment of designs ; ages 4 to 16 Church will adopt towards the call and James Forman, Captain I. A. termination on the part of Ward Agé, 4 to 6 yrars. Reguiar *10.» » Regular $8.50. years ; excellent values ; regu­ to their pastor will be discussed and Gould, T. Lumsden, W. R. Menzies, Three to hold first place In the ad­ Girls’ Black Sateen Bloomer», heavy quai- Late Hour Causes Members the commissioners will receive their vancement of the principles of Lib- ,1,.95. inventory Price ...... $0.0» lar $1.50. Inventory Price 98