THE NANAIMO FREE PRESS E8TABUHUKD 1 FORTY-FOURTH YEAR NANAIMO, VANCOUVER ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, NDAY, APRIL 1, 1918.

I’l’RTlIBB SUCOES8EB MANIA MUST PAY THE GOOD SHIP CailC Ixindon, April 1— The E ffiRE HAS EN NO CESSAIN traojis operating on tlie CIIY OF QUEBEC IS UNDER GMY'SWARDTBT ten river, in ) HAS BEEN TORPEDOED line tlieir pursuit of the ’ The Teutons Have Acquired a 99 isli froojm. IN 1 FOmoyS FIGHTING Year Monopoly on Rouma The Britisli forces have Aow MW CONTROL MY Oil I-Telds. advanced 7S miles beyond fthe The Enemy have Continued to Make Desperate but Futile town of Annh, to a point The City Is Declared to be Seething With Discontent and Oonflicto Bt>- Copenhagen, April 1— The Taeg- midway between Bagdad anFrance by t will meet on April 24 at Seattle, the from Joining In assemblies and ex­ Ing the order for a counteOattack Successful in their eftorU towards French and British trot hrok( up the ulliiig morning newspapers, including those Department of Commerce announoed horting the disturbers of Saturday ;ig unconcernedly in a muti field combatting the military in guerilla waves. rhich have been loudest In their today. night to discontinue their rioting. within range of the German lahells, are the mob added arson t» Its positinn to any such move. Plans will be discussed to protect Further to the south the fighting \ ns no less severe, which were breaking In the l^unedl- nf offenees. Quebec last night The reading of the Riot Act traa»- the Pacific Coast halibut and salmon theGermans making incessant attacks i 1 an effort lo enp- vicinity. has been seething. ferred authority to the military to re In Puget Sound and the Fraser river. •What are yon doing here?” said I attempt made last night to press unlawful assemblages and ap­ lure Grivesnes. The French relaiiicti pn ssessiou of Ihe town. Hearings also will be held at Van­ SERGEANT BEECH WILL Cleracnceai break into the drill hall, with the peared to be the spark needed under and inflicteii heavy losses onihe eueni) couver and Prince Rupert. B.C. and ■We are at rest.” responded a sol nounced intention of liberating a coverof darkness to release the vola GIVE ENTERTAINMENT at Ketevhikan, Alaska, while the con HaiR’s Offlrtal Report. r quietly. imher of draftees held there, fulled tlie .spirit of the mob. L-ist eight and throughout the ference will be concluded In Ottaw^ L.ODdon, April 1.—Pollo^-inR la day. at least until cabling of this de­ In .\hl of the Bed Crwei Work of the the official statement: spatch. tilings have been very quiet. Bastion Chapter, I. O. I>. K FASTER DAY IV THE CHITITHM ion being that this Is but another B’ll.L HOLD TlUIXS OX “The enemy twice attacked our Indeed the shel'lng in Ihe VImy area phase of the struggle between prl- IXTERX.ATIOXAL BORDER positions in the western outskirts of for the last 18 hours has been light­ t. Beech, assisted by a number The feature of the Easter s*rvlces The Open Forum ile gain and pubUc good and that Albert yesterday evening, noth at­ er Ihae at nny time since Thursday. .-ell known artists, will givo an all the city churches yesterday, can only be effectively dealt with .Montreal. April :— Official an­ tacks were repulsed. South of the The Canadlar.s look to the future rtainment in the Dominion Thea- ns the special music which wks ren 1 a fearless yet sober and reason- r an enlightened public opinh n. nouncement has been made that the Somme the enemy is persisting in wit 1 a confidence which never was on Thursday, April 18th under dered. Both at the morning it well irgument which by reason of Its Concluding, Dr. Unsworth said that C.P.R In order to make their train ' his attacks In an attempt to advance higher auspices of the Bastion Chapter. e evening services, hnl more close grip of facts held the attention I that he could hope or wish to do schedule between Canada and the along the valleys of the rivers I.uce l’lr..l flnmsb Rnded. . D. E. especially perhaps at the latter, lov- he audience throughout. Rev. J. this matter was to dIrMt the ntten United Slates conform to the day­ and Avre, but has made little pro­ I.o-idon. .April 1— Reports from i.e program will be varied and lie found ranch tc '(isworth opened a discussion at on of his fellow citizens to oondl- light saving scheme to be Introduced gress. the battle front ll.is morning are re- and will Include admire and praise In the work of the yesterday’s session of the Forum on llone of which they were at present In the United States will hold all its Attacks and counter attacks fol­ carded as favorable for tlie Allies, 1 scene called "The Merr; •i-al city choirs, while in aiJdlHon m subject “Can Nanaimo afford to iware. He would not be a party trains one hour at the border. The lowed each other In this sector dur­ and the belief thst the first onrush liicti portrays Ihe life In a iiion to the purely choral numbers derate commercialized vice”? legislating in advance of public m w regulation comes Into effect to- so’oists In every case were heird to ing yesterday afternoon and evening of tlin enemy hns been stopped. Ha ry. during moments of rclaxaiioi In a preliminary clearing of the timent but he would do what he particularly good advantage, Jndeed with varying success, and the fight­ Is engaged In the pioeess of consoll- In addition there will be rocal and round from possible side issues, the could to arouse that sentiment to a ing is expected to continue. d illng his posllions and bringing up struraeutal solos, the former both It may safely be said that npt for speaker slated that he was speaking iHzatlon of the peril In our midst RAID AT REST. many an Easter has there been bet­ “In the local operations hi? heavy artillery, and I cpect-i humorous and sentimental. Scenes citizen of Nanaimo to other cltl- l^llevlngthat the clttrens of Nanai- The (leatli rred at i ter musie heard here. neighborhood of Serre which ed tliat when tills w’ork hi I from "The Mikado” (Three Little and not as a preacher or social D would do their own house clean- r yesterday morning, at the reported In yesterday morning’s sUte r.lc-ted. another big blow will be de- Maids from School), also charactoi Decorations were also very much reformer of any partKula p school. Ing when they thoroughly grasped the lesldence 335 Nlcol of Jean ie evidence. In spite of the Jsomo- ment. the total number of machine I'vered with all the energy whicli ho studies and dances. The program Neither, said Dr. UnswortlI, did he necessity U Flockhnrt. the six year old daughter what backward spring, tberelbeing. guns taken was 109.” cl III has. will end with a screamingly /imnj wish to be understood as i ittarklng >f Private and Mrs. Alexander Thom Paris, April 1—^The official state­ WHh the arrival of strong rein­ fcice euUtled ”Packing up.” N CO of .the tradltl Dr. Arthwr Plercy, the Vancouver ton. the father Who U a member of lev lilies as well as of thal earReid ment Is as follows: forces and with the new co-ordlna- Mn, F. Taggart-of Vancouver, la victimsof society and who should Eyesight Specialist, will be at ll< ho 47th battalion, being now over- of spring flowers, the daffodil. With “Throughout yesterday and Inst I'l the command, tlie liope Is ex- assisting Sergt. Beech, and Mr. A. treated as patients In reformator­ ing’K JcmelryMore on Tliurnday i teas with his regiment. The funeral fuch material to work upon, willing night the battle conMnued with ex­ sed ii.-re that the Alll.-d ll Is the musical director. ies and not as jail birds by the very April, 4th. If In doubt about the con ook p’ace tills morning at 10 o’clock hands had transformed the church treme violence north of Mont nidler. Impiegnahle. i ind that Ire p.oceeds will be devot- iiiUiorlties who derived pecuniary ditlon of .vour eyes, have him make he Rev. J. K. Unsworth conducting Interiors, and aided by the brlght- The enemy directed his efforts In IS wl 1 dash ihci Cross work of the I. O. D. win from their presence In the com- ,^n examinationof them. Better to he services at the home and grave- the East particnlar along the front between vain. iiunlty. He would argue that Na- he sure than injure your healtli and 1918 V >ng remember- Mont DIdief and the Peronne-Amien.s Paris Agnin Itomhnnlwl. Sergt. Beech gave a series of con- lalino could not afford to tolerate vision. 31 » road, and threw for ward Important Paris. April 1— The hombard- cpriB while In England to raise funds AtYTDEXTAL DEATH, forces with the particular object of |. Ml of Paris hv the long range Ger- for a new tiijspital and drew largo ment wou’d rest upon purely physl- dance tonight in Young’s Hall, oner Hlckllng held an inquest enlarging his gains west of Hangard lan guns was resumed this after- cinwds lo every performance. riounds In just the same way as I. until 1 a,m. Houghes’ four- 1 Saturdat evening Into the clrcum en Santerre. inuld approach a discussion of Orcheatra. Gentlemen 55 nces attending the death of Wong Franco-Brlllsh troops broke up the BIJOU THEATRE. IX MEMORIAM tiiberciitosis as a national menace. ly. the Chinaman who was killed « nssaulting waves, which were not Iliustrating his case by remarking the logging railway near Haslam rhle to de’oouch. A brilliant counter Dorothy Dalton. Triangle star, ap- that lie would he called upon today On no account fall to attend the eek on that morning. After hear- attack. In which our allies again lip.-irs In “Wild Winshlp’a Widow" a lo bury a child who had died from performance of Cinderella and Plow- : the evidence of eyewitnesses of URGES CANADA TO .smart comedy, which will be exhihit- gave proof of their valor, enabled the (’.Iphiherla and that the law of the orland in St. Paul's Institute on Wed ! occnrrence, the Jury brought in French to throw back the enemy com •sl at the Bijou Theatre today. land rightly Isolated the house of the nesday and Thursday. April 10 and lerdlct of accidental death. pletely and to recapture this village. RAISE FRESH ARMIES It Is a play of gaiety, smart victim of this disease so that conta- 11. with a matinee on Saturday, April ciMlies and courtships. The settings “The fighting further south was rion might not be spread, the speak­ DOMINION THEATRE no leas violent. Grivesnes was the are of Virginia. Including lovely er slnUd that public health demand­ Preiiiler l.loyd (ieorge l>e«Inres that mountain vlataa. the Imposing south objectiveof powerful attacks which ed tli.nf effective measures be taken The millions of admirers of sUl- Every Man will he \ree Dominion troops have withstood r disposition Is due lo a discovery even to passing souls Its unc­ acted as best man. Hie y.uin : cm llirougliout the community counting that ll was directed by R. A. Walsh, • B'M h l.'r.es west of the town of he desperate assaults of vastly more ; !;at her liero had been a libertine, tion yields. left on last night's boat for Vai among Its victims innocent and guil­ producer of “The Honor System" and ’ Albert, but on both occasions the en­ lumerous German forces. This bat- n l.o lisd married her for her money. 1. 1 like to think that you wore coitver. ty alike, the speaker said thal Its other Fox pictures of extraordinary tity was ihrown liack. le s'.ows that the Empire has rea­ :!■! she lays off her weeds, assumes there presence would he permitted just as merit, and that In the course of Its Canadian armored motor cars with son to be proud of all Its sons. Our d..shleg gowns and enters upon a I IIS eseli night beneath the sick­ L.O.O.M, long as public opinion remainr-d Ig­ pnidncllon, “The Conqueror” made rapid flrera. played an Important round of social pleasures with the ly flare . Nanaimo Lodge No. 1052. norant and Indifferent to its real na­ use of several thousand Indians, Mex part in checking the enemy’s rush. purpose of attracting Morley Morgan Thai bled ami fell on Somme’s twice- Regular meeting Tuesday. April 2, ture. The remedy was now however leans and live stock; that the battle Up to th" time of the present battle 1 former admirer, who haa feigned tortured vale, dtizens who had 30 p.ni. prompt. Business to be Irenes. In which a hundred cannon Ihov wtr« iir.-d but little, hut In the on the heights of conquered indifference in order to win her the power to elect police commission- followed by open Whist Drive. Metn- last ten.d-.vB ti.ese cars haveperform VImy. pale were used, are tremendous; that the completely from her mistaken hero ets. an arrangement which operates lers bring your lady friends. ed valuablewo.k. frequently having elements of snow; at “Passlun- live story is one of Infinite charm In B. r. for the first time this year. p. McCullough, Dictnta?: ind that the dramatic action builds held up large bodies of German sol- i:.ieiit of Cnnadi dale” Prior lo 1918 two out of three of the i(^ a climaxcalculated to make every I dl. r‘ on being rushed to the threat­ role ^oops in tl walked. I know, beside us :n ^ municipal police commissioners were “THEY ARE NOT THERE" ‘spectator gasp for breath. ened parts of the front. inner ami with t t our hearts against ' “PPolnted by the government and With these advancefacts, one may Their presence has tiad a wonder- ELKS’ AXXl’AL RALL. And helped us I (An Foister War Thought) I tberef.ue outside the control of the indeed be prepared for a film sensa- fu ly steadying effect on the Brlthsh e Is only In Its opening the lurk They are not there— that we might rg. cinzens, hut this no longer obtained lon when the talented William Far- Is our business to see “The Ro-.-at I’urple” event of the Of fear ignoble hose valiant sons of ours who fell I and the responBlbillty for social con- At f’nmuUan At my headquarters. s get the maximum reason falls due on Wednesday even­ fat gled and maimed in war's wl! uuin steps Into the screen In the role if the celebrated Texanhero. In the April 1- This Easter Sunday, the measure of support I ing at the Oddfellows’ Hall, when n honorohle company, and without Nanaimo was now our nell • o»n anil must be met. ranndmn soldiers are united with the the local Elks will hold their An In Prance somewhere; picluic Sam Houston Is first shown Willi legard to the question of P.iltlsii troops north of the Scarpe. rual Ball. Arrangements are just -Rolf Slield n-Wllilaras Ah, no; they are not there- illamond In the rough, living lersonal morality Involved said the In dot-M.'e of tl e southern flanks of about completed and give promise 101 Can. Mn. Gi B Co. France. ; the Cherokee Indians and In­ ipeaker, we were criminally hypocri- Tiiey look their croas. different to Ihe call of his white these helghla. which dominate ri).,. campali s finished the last ii of another enjoyable evening from ica! while we permitted ^a double And went the path the Master trod It. But when he meets the much the vital coni areas of north- niay count, this energetic organization. Good (The above lines were penned by I standard of virtue to gqvern our Climbing aloft through sacrifice t 'rennegee Rose, played by the lovely em Prance. | music will be furnished, and for comrade of the late Oswald Poto. lliinking on this subject. If segre- God. CanadUn guns played a part In de those leas nimble of foot, a whist id have just been received by Mi ■el Carmen, Houston undergoes a ‘ gallon was a good thing then loglc- ■fhey gained through loss. featliig the Get man onslaught against drive will be held In connection with F. n Poto from the mo complete reversal of form. TOBONTOS ARE CHAMnOXS iniiv it should be applied to both sex- Patient they bore their crpaiC the positions opposite Oppy and Ga- the event. Invitations have been uilior. From that moment he Is filled with ies and the social ostracism which we They rest above— vrelle last Thursday, and early yes­ extended to a large and Influential unconquerable ambition and the pic- MB visited upon our sisters should be as terday the German preparations f..r circle of friends and no effort is be­ Not chained t earth, O blessed trries him through the vart- usiy applied to our brothers, ps In his career, front consta- , a further attack were effectually de- champions of the world by virtue ing spared to maintain the Elka’ re­ thought! putation for Such functions. isworth declared that he recog- governor and from governor ^Tteled by the massed fire of our ar­ ry over Vancouver Miss Savllle. of the sUff of the Following the right redemption nized t seneral. who repulses, with the tillery. The southern flank of VImy of the series. It Royr.l Bank, who spent her holiday bought— contributory cause of prostitution as hid of his Cherokee friends, an army stretching out toward Arras, was a- struggle, and until •wn, returned to the mainland by And by Christ’s love. Mr. and Mrs. Montague Frasei there could be no doubt that the ex­ cl Mexicansand savesthe woman he live with fire from our guns which Corbett Denenny. thel Cornwall boy. morning’s boat. In peace they dwell above. who spent Easter Sunday here as the ploitation of girl life as cheap labor mined shells on the enemy’s from flashed up the side, shook off several They He not there-- loves from the hands of the renegade guests of Mra W. McGregor, return In the competitive struggle subject­ lines, commnnlcatlon trenches and as checks and a!lpp..d he puck past I-eh 1. and Mrs leader of the raiding Greasers. ed to Vancouver this morning. ed the modern young woman to temp Those blood-mad daya they know n Bombly areas. The Hnn attack novW man Into the cornel of the net it was songers to Vai Among the other members of the lions unknown to her grandmother developed, although his unquestion­ (.! ybody’.s p.nme. 1 his score decided 1 boat. supporting cast are such famous Fox Miss Plttendrlgh of Vancouver is and any scheme for dealing with the ed coneentrntlon of troops proves be­ time the teams favoriles as Charles Clary. J. A. Mar­ the guest of Miss Kltchln, Newcastle social evil mast recognize and grap­ yond question that Assar and the VI- were tied at one II. and there cus; ^Carrie Clarke Ward. Robert Dun Townsite. POUND—Glass and rim of auto head ple with this fact. my Kldge are among the chief objec­ every Indication that the strugg For they have reached the other bar*>nd Owen Jones. The principal light, near Jingle Pot bunkers. tives of the enemy’s spring offen­ would go into Ml extraperiod, so e The dlscnssion that followed was shore Indian rolea are played by the flloux The Hon. William and Mrs. Sloan Owner can have same by paying pertinent and dealt frankly with the Abiding In His tender care chiefs. William Eagle Shirt and Chief sive. only matched were the two teams. returned to the Capital today. for advt. Apply Free Frees. 8|-e issaes raised, its summary of the elt- In Paradise— somewhere: Btrdhead;______Tm. »t>.Amo ftie ■■»«« ■ **ii------It U certiiltt that tUSSlFlBlI ADS. ! the spirit of optimism must be kept holroyd paull VIOLIN ! alive in our people and that gwd MHWTE.O______cbeer is an Important factor In fln- Pupil of snclng our way to victory which HEA'fllK. PR.\OI K. BohemUi. and 1 WANTED— Female teacher for Qa- must not be overlooked. It Is out CE8AR THOMSON. Brnsaelt brlola Bcliool. Salary $60. Apply of such soil that government loana Open for Limited Number of Pupils. W. N. Shaw. ____ _ 21 JOHN AIM, O^ralM—*- EDMUND WAUm. taxesmust spring. Business WnGLEYS Prospectus at K V. P. JONBlAi^t 0«1 cva.LLix.aca» men and wage earners cannot lend O. A. FlJ'.'WHl'iR MUSIC OO. ______FOR REWT money to the governmentunless they FOR RENT— 6 roomed cottage. 1 mu.Hkm aKttt.W>».00«fMW« • ♦“•W®-"®® —• make money. And business must n more money this year than last IN THE COUNTY COURT OP NA- acre orchard and garden, 'Toam- year. The government Is going to NAIMO—HOLDEN AT NANAISIO site. Apply W. Hoggan. 71-w iAFETV DEPOSIT BUSINESS neeil more money, and Increasingly III Uie Matter of the Estate and Ef-Lo re .NTI —Two fumUlied rooms. ore money, before this war Is won. feett of Henry Peterson, de-l ^59 Milton atreet. 74-6 There must bo discrimination, of The Bank recommends the use course, between that which Is essen tlal and that which Is non-essentla . [ its safety deposit boxes for the no legitimate business, which can make money without competing dated the 7lh day of Decomber. 1916 eeping of valuable documents, with the government. Is non-essen­ of Henry Peterson, late of Chemaln- tial. Tb.fact, It Is very essential be­ us. B.C., who departed this life at fOR HALfc______•ur charges are moderate. cause money Is one of the most Im­ Lotus Hotel as a going portant munitions of war. And, It E. H. BIRD, Manager Also 5 acres under cul- should be remembered that the peo­ ple who earn the money In such busl- lUatlon with five-roomed bouse, Open in the Evening Cny Day Until 9 O’clock plastered and electric lighted, ni Bsos are among those who Invest the ExecutorsIn raid will mentioned. barn and other outbuildings. For largely In the government’s war loana and further take notice . (Uure of the foe then has hitherto particulars apply Mrs. Stevens, and who pay taxes. Banka should that all persons havingany claims or n the case, and In'this confidence Dolns Hotel. 7$-6 frcTmss not be expected to deny credit to le­ demands against the said Henry Po^ ______feel sure that the Empire may gitimate business. It Is rather the terson are 1 FOR SALE OR RENT- Best dairy ..content. The longer von Hlnden duty, the patriotic duty In the larges prepaid or to deliver ,^^01 In North Wellington District I'urg la content to send his men to sense, of banks to supply the mone- the slaughter by the thousand, the signed,slgnefl. theirineir names.namuo...... ------. j■ ^ Taylor, care of tarv needs of their clients in general full particulars In writing of their better It wilt be for us In the end. Mr. Tlios. Morgan. 76 Nlcol strMt. business as far as possible, after fla­ claims and sUtement of their ac-1 and U must not be forgotten that il,ting the requirements of the gov­ oounts.and the nature of the securl- while hla losses have been and will ernment. Non-essential business can ties. If any. held by them, duly vorl-1 still bo prodigious, ours have been, I FOR SALE OB LB.18E he regulated by the government by j by statutory declaration. comparatively speaking, light. priority orders, and otherwise, most a take notice i \NDN'D "■ that after I The promises on Chapel Street knoam .Tlie sum total of ills success go far eff'^llvely. ’ ,ha 12th day of April. 1918. the un- as the I. X. L. Stables. Suitable for l.as bet'n the reconqu.^rlng of but a Between the fallacy of "business idorslgned will proceed to' dt«lr«bute garage or wholesale warehouw. small portion of the line which he as usual" and the threat of "drying i the assets of the said deceased a- j pjy E. A. Hoskln or J. M. Rudd. Im held a year ago. and quite an unim­ „p business" there must certainly lie mong the persona entitled thereto portant portion, from a strategic sane middle coarse. This shouM having regard only to the claims of I.\)R SALK standpoint at that. That no a course of wise economv and hu • which they shall then have had no- j Second hand laundry stove, kit­ succeed In taking Amiens, we do not slness conservation which will nei­ , and that the undersigned will chen table, panelled doors, gas <-.eal h. lleve. but even should he do so. It’- ther exploit nor wreck, bat malnta'n be liable for the said assets loss will not be Irreparable. True It ami protect our business system. part thereof to any person. is a railway centre of Importance, While England has furnished us with many valuableprecedent*, there are and os such of course valuable, bu' received notice. '______I" yo'id this fact Its possession by the some measures which that country Bated at Nanaimo, March 12. 1918. I enemy would give him no marke. Is a small. would rent separately or as a Advts. tc per word par Issue or 4 c.ipiuie of the town Hsrdf may cr.,i>iact country. wouM he pr.i 't- Apply P. O. Box 73. Nanaimo. B. O cents a word per week. 25c mini­ gardod as not of paramount Impor. ciiilv insuperable. We must s.'lve mum charge. tance However Amiens Is yet In the II,e labor problem alon,; other lines. "lost AND FOUND Rpadlng Advertisements 3c a line iK-nds of the Allies, and Is likely *o It w'll! not he reccssary I'J conserlp'. ;otlces of MeetliiES. Political Meet­ ('aaadlan labour any more thanlt will stay so we believe. In spite of the ll.OilT—This morning, a half hoop ings and I.egal Notices 10c a line ost efforts of the enemy. t,. nece-ssary to conscript Canadian MEATS diamond ring, between Spencer's for 1st Insertion and 5c a line for Though today's despatches speak Juicy,Young Tender store and Wentworth street. Re­ ;nch subsequent Insertion. 8 lines of counter-attacks on the part of ""uecognlzlng the IlmlUfons which ward on returning to Mrs. J. to the Inch. Voth the Rrlllsh and French. It ,1. general welfare place.! upon the Black. 617 Wentworth St. 81-tf Front Page Display, Double Rates plain that there has not as yet been ,l,-.ian.l« of thrift, we must then fled ED. QUENNELL A SONS The Rates for Steady Commercial any attempt made to launch _ iler methods for feeding the can Commercial Street. Advertising on Application. rfenslve on any large n. ns of war.and of these the increas HENRY JONES, Hl'IWCRimoN R.ATFS scale. Probably Fock and Haig e,l production of wealth offers the (Ophthalmic Optician) content to hide their time, and 1 .nmie.st and most heiofil measure Six Months, by Mall...... *1 50 , doubt agreed that this has not yet .r 'C'lpf. Wo have given great con- 1 tfternoons 2 30 till 5 o’clock One Year, by Mall...... $3.00 ...me So that we must possess our ..1,1,ration to price-fixing and money ESQUIMALT A NANAIMO Kvenings by Appmnttnenl CITY R.ATK8 souls In patience for still a little Miving. and all too llttl.« t.. increused The RAILWAY white, for the final and comphh.. pr; ductlon since we have entered the 50c per Month by Carrier. war. It Is certain tha:. ..long this One Year(strictly In advance). 16.00 , luashlng of the enemy. Timetable Now In Kifecl letter course Ilea the lino of national progress. No great nntlin has e;sr rralns will leave tfanaimo aa fol MONDAY. APHID 1. 191S- FACIN'O the facth . Free Press lows: won prominence In the world* af­ fairs through any pnllcv of mere Victoria and Potnu South. da!l WELBIIM© THE WAH HITI ATIOX Abnormal conditions created thilft: many have buccp . iU-I Ihrouga at 8.30 and 14.35. SHOP ar can be met only with abnormal tn. re.islhg the wcalth-prcluclng P >w Wellington and Northfleld. dally a no not throw away brok­ For ten days now the enemy have u.eans. The sooner we face these •, of their people. 12.46 and 19.11. I en purls. Take them lo anil'Mied ' their offensive with a fnets frankly the greater our ability Ii.spnslve cultivation of the ’ Parkovllle and Courtenay. Teeedsy H. K. Dencloff and have Thursdays and Saturdaya 12.46 jrce which has made the whole will be to prosecute the war to a sue I t.' increase and Improvement of them repair'd. Job Parkavllle and Port Albenil. Jot To meet the great •orld stand amazed, but still they COnCIUHIUU. iw aatv^ws* rv-- rhr,«lc.al methods, a wise co-ordiu.v days, Wedneedaya and Frldayi ave not.been able to break through financial strain which war has pro­ tion of business and labor interests, Blacksmith. Chapel St. he Allied line. Day after day tolls duces. there are three available (.nil Intelligent co-operation between -Itna^ue Nanaimo from Parkavlllc t.e same stoiy of massed attacks dc- means al hand. First, thrift; second government and Industry, will nV Printing and Courtenay. Monlaya. Wednea DOMINION JUNK COMPANY Ivered with reckless courage, and l.crensed production: third, credit sist in increasing production and not with even greater courage on the expansion. I,ting the new wealth neceesary daya and Frldaya at 14.35. PARKER * KII'PON. PORT ALBKRNl JBtniON. tart of the attackerl. until the toll of It seems reasonably certain that war's consumption. Much that 8.T0 Johnson Street tom Port Albornl and Parksvilb lasu.nlilcs i.iust havejeachrd enor- 3 must resort to all three methods government has done has had th Tuoadaya, Tburedaya and Satur­ I Phone 406.T. Victoria B.C. uous figures. And yet there would some degree, and we should both posllo effect. Some of our price-fix­ Dept. Loggers' Supplies, and Steel Ratla leem to ho no c.td to the carnage. Individually and nationally adjust ing has served only to limit produc- daya, at 14.W. bought and sold. Junk of all dla- It Is becoml’ K snore than ever our hffalr.s to meet the condltb ns lii n rather than, to stimulate it. B C. FIRTH. t. U ci-mial crlpllon wanted for caah -rtaln that this Is the last de.spor- they impose. A better understai d- agent D. P. A. Ucnilttanre Made by Return Mall ute effort of the foe. to attain a vant­ Ing of what these measures of relief IIEAI. HOME I.IFE. age pnini from which he might bo Imply certainly must develop clarity Can supply all able to argue that, as victor, he could of tliought regarding the whole sit- There Is no greater token of . nisIS terms for peace. But now nation. Concerning thrift there .peel and affection than an Invita­ Your Require­ lai UtPthe first uniu:>*ionrush waof his offensive------i.een much hysterical agitation tion to enter the real heart nni as failed. .,-j of UsI.. object. It uIs ooiibequallyIIv aomewhat unbalanced cnttiuslasm. l.ome life of a family. And yet hov lu ProlMile. D. J Jenkiii’s which has served to create a counter­ ments in Book •rtaln that what he failed to accom- se dom do we offer ourselves the re In Hie matter of the Estate and current of resentment and opposition J ridertakijag Parlors llsh with fresh troops who had the ta.xatlon and our friends and neigh fe«ts of Josefih H, Pashley. de- C,ai is not in the public Interest. No the p'easure of such an invita­ livar-.t.ige of a certain I'lemenl of and Stationery • eased. ehouo 124 rlghl-n.lnded man will challenge the tion? Is a guest coming? StralgUl- iirprlse U tneli favour he will never TAKE NOTigE. that In the Etate 1. 3 nnd S t’ kMov- .Mrs-i'' basic need for rational thrift, hut a get to work to clean hopse e able to achieve with troops who of Joseph H. Pasliley, formerly of the such ihilft (1008 not mean parsimony, from gnrret to cellar: we cook and Printing . . . ave had ll.elr appeil^ for slaughter (Tty of Nanaimo, B.C., who depart­ riled, wl.o must by nils'time have ror does It mean the unsettling or iKike and stew aed fuss and sigh and ed this life at the City of Seattle. d.struclhm of legitimate business. .•ork ns tiiough some terrible calam­ ..come aware of the fact that Iholr State of Washington. U. S. A., on the eiierals regard them as just so many Tl'.e apprehensions which liave been ity were about to befall us. Instead 27Ui day of March. 1917, leavingbis, ,awns In II,e game, to l»o sacrificed created by some of the extreme thrift of that which should he the most <1 hist win and testament bearing date' ogardlees of any human consldeia- propaganda are ui.fortunaie and ligliiful anticipation, the visit of McAdie the 28lh day of April. 1916; letters lon. and whose hearts accordingly bi.srsl upon sound economic or fr'end. Prices Reasonable admlnlsttatlon. with said last will The UnderUkei snnoi any inoger he in their woi k. Motlc grounds. If the house Is clean and fair « and testament annexed,were duly, Phone ISO Alfcftri ». noiti French and British high Of course It follows that the , ough for our nearest and dearest, granted out of said Court to the un­ «mmaids seem to he entirely confl- ernmont should have the rlghl-of- way not for a friend? If dinner .Prompt Service. dersigned, Albert Edward I’lanU on lent that they will he able to deal vay 111 the production of mateilal.s is ample enough foi our family, why vUh any fresh offensive, for appar- .... hut...... beyond. - that requtie.l not for an added guest? And will not he 13th day of July. 1917. AND FURTHER TAKE .NOTICE, ,My the enemy Is now awaiting the for the governments present I he day and the visit be more de- that all persons havingany claims or ingingKlnc up of IllshlH heavyhpnvy artilleryarurory be-w>- ther#>incr^ Isis a tirpui«»uuuu-— Ughtfiil for both hostess and guest, demands against the said Joseph H. | l.HM,rlilng further- ______massedwhljv at- parllv which rerlalnly should i.-.. .■ ir the fare Is plain and the faces at t» to the even greater dlscom- dried up by arbitrary rulings or false ’I e talilf aie fresh and hrlghl.nol wor i’lishley are required to sei,d by post tied and flushed as wltli an added P. O. Drawer 40 prepaid or to deliver to the under­ harden Instead of nn added pleas- signed their names and iiddressea and full particulars In writing of II re? (Ian we not learn to offer ourselv- l!:clr cialras and statement of their s sincerely and simply. Just ns we Phone 17 lucounls and the nature of the se­ Copmnhaffen re. In our everyday clothes and curities. if any. held by them, duly a anners. to those who come to US. verified by statutory decl.ir:it'on. and TAKE NOTICE that after Phone 8 Bhmwing I.. I social Inlercoiirse he frank and C.equent and friendly. I.et us be this 5th day of April, 1918. the uo- and genuine and fine and cour ilcrslgned will proceed to distribute TabacBO In our dally lives, so when the the assel.s of the said deceased a- TAXI friend comes he will find us nnlrou- mong th« persons entitled thereto, IS THE WORLD’S BEST CHEW Med and serene, as we always having regard only to the claims of OR« eady to receive the good thought, Office: Free Press Block which he shall then have notice, and It is manufactured • he story, the laugh, and to give him the undersigned will not be lia­ Automobiles tobaccoin iupureat ,.,irselves in return, our best In ble for the said assets or any part Commercial St., For Hire Day or Night form. virsatlon. and apprecUtlon. thereof to any person, of whose claim Nanaimo, B. C. shall not then have received no­ Furniture Hauling and It has a pleasing tice. Exprettlng. Bavor. Dated at Nanaimo. B.C,. March 6th iJASTORIA 1918. It is tobacco scien­ A. E. PLANTA. Y.X.L. lUILDINQ Administrator of the Estate of Jos­ tifically prepared Chapel 8t. eph H. Pashley. for man’a use. (p.O. Drawer 83. Nanaimo B.C. , THE NANAIMO' PRES I'KJaw MU.^UAY, APRIL 1. 1918.

NOTICE, ESTABLISHED 1882 “"EWARDENrnVEAllSPlfNDIOlimOF Nolle* la bereby given that Thirty illlBl, NERVOUS KEN DISraiSED WITH daya after date I intend to apply to the Hon. Minister of Lands for a 11- J. GOOD AlllED AVIAIS to prospect for Coal and Pe­ troleum under the foreshore and un­ be .4dminlstration of the Game.dan*H SOOSEWIIf der the water on the landa In Trtn- Onr .Air Herilce Cor llD EicepilenaiBamalp! AncdoneerandValnator being turned over to the l*rovin- comall Channel and opposite "Mia- Itwlf SuiMTlor to the Foe's. ml" Jslet near Thetis Island, .Nanai- One L)iriirlif I’iaiitt hywell-knownmaker, in beaulifnl District and described as follows: • IF YOU WANT TO SELL lOOKVOKIl wiiiiuit case. Sweet, mellow lone and worlli more ommenclng at a poat planted on FARM Miami Islet, thence north 80 chains, FARM STOCK Nev/ She U Strong and Wcl! London. April 1—The continuance than Victoria April 1.—A clean sweep of fierce fighting In the battle area thence west 80 chains, thence south REAL ESTATE ir®”Jr:ley. UKSE targets. Severe casualties NANAIMOS LEADING PIANO STORE thence east 80 chains, thence south w hom received short notice that thcli known to have been inflicted 80 chains, thence west SO chains, to WITH K.VEMV PROPERTY We take all worry off your and will enemy, and bringing up bis troops Vendome Block. Comm erclal 81.. Nanaimo point of commencement. hands in handling sales. Washington. April 1. .. Six great ^ ’ of office at the present and ammunition was delayed. Hated this 28Hi day of March 1918. German-owned New Jersey woollen montn's end. "Two hostile observation balloons ROY PRIEST, Settlements immediately mills with a total valuation of more Under the new act yet to be r ro di-stroyed.' E. Priest, Agent. close of each sale. than $70,000,000 have been taken aldered hy the House It Is proposed Paris. Apt 11 1— The following of­ by the enemy alien property to establish a Game Conservation ficial statement l.as been Issued JAPAN ASKED TO HEIJ* lime, that Jailan demanded tho Board, consisting of the curator NOTICE custodian who has named governing French aerial operations: -AS LONG .-VPO AH I“s of March, according to In- muForliifantg and Children. H. W. BRODIK. Q.^ A. lady in Nanal:uo7 ains to point of commencement. I formation from triistwonliy sources. In order to ot '.aln the answer to Dated this 2Sth day of March 1918. , and a large number of youths have t!;l.s qiusllcn and iMcldcnlally to E. PRIEST. been sent directly Into fhe'^w^r make a lUiKiantln! addition to the Mothers Know That n civilianclothes without having funds, the cummlttecs having In NOTICE. Simplicity—arol lUinlerwI Mnlerial. ‘''■•‘'ed preliminary military training. Notice ,1s iiercby given that Thirty TRUNKS barJ Ihe 21ih of May Celebration, Genuine Castoria decided ns .-i part of their plans '.-vs after date I Intend to apply to and VALISES conduct a voll ig contest for tho Always apply lo the Hon. Minister of Lands ^ Complete Vegetable Garden election of a young lady ns "Nanai­ for a license to prospect (or Coal and In a Uirge and well Select •\ml 2.-. Varieties of Sweet Peas— Ail for mo's May Qu.'tn." Pclrotcnm under the foreshore and ed Assortment Beai's the der the water on the lands In Trln­ r Let us show your our SI.00 To organize and ccnduct this con- comall Channel, and opposite "Mia­ Geneial Celet.rallou Com­ mi" Islet near TheUa Island. Nan­ goods and quote our To Introduce our seeds to thousands of new people and to make you ac­ Signature prices mittee on Tuesday last appointed a aimo District, nnd described as foll­ quainted with the fact that wo offermore for tho money than any other o.’.g eacimlitoe composed of C. of ows:— Auto Rugs and Qloves ‘he following gigantic and unparalelled offer. WIilsii.'. ciinliman. Miss Grant, Commencing at a poat planted on . . Fan Belts Made to Order Extra 1-rge Pkgs. of Choice Vegetable Heeds of early & late Varieties Mrs. W. AV. Lewl.s. Mrs. Kelsey. W. Miami" Islet. Thence South 80, 2 Beets, 2 Cabbages, 2 I.,ettuce. 2 Onions. 2 Radishes. 1 Celeiw, 2 Biirnlp. 0- H. Evans tnd Aid J. •lalns. Thence West 80 chains, Then-' Turnips, 2 Carrots. 1 Cauliflower.*! winter Spinach. 1 Tall Kale 1 Fergii.a.ii. This rommltlre Nortli 80 Chains. Thence East 80 ■C. F. BRYANT Dwarf Kale, 1 Parsley x„ two packages alike. L>ee with all night .a: .! tho preliminary do- ciciius, to point of commencement, The Harness Man. above. 2o varltles of Sweet Pea Seeds. No matter where you live or alls of the contest have been settled. r.nted this 28tU day of March 1918. What you buy. this Mammoth col-Ks-tlon would cost you not loss than In George W. Twlttey Any >.'it:io. not later than water on the lands In Trlncomall H- PHUJ»OTT, PBOPRlElXUi nu nts. We can quote you lowest prices on all Farm Seeds and guaranlee prll lOlh. must he accompanied by Thirty Years ('funnel and opposite ".Miami" Islet Satisfaction. fee of $1. Not more Hiun one can Tlie;is Lsland, .Nanaimo Diet- 'Mda'e may be nominated as the ro- .i• at Petmgiad is going to Vo­ cimlns to point of commencement. ballot lw)xes TvlU be placed In riANOFORTE logda. according to Infortnatlon reach Haled tills 28Ui day of March 1918. for... prominent places. Voting will take Ing hy .Nelson Morris, the American MarU Jane Priest Vlrgll Clavier Method. place from Aprl! 15. and will contln- minister In Sweden. The French em­ E. Priest Agent i. MacMilUa Muir. Organist and up to within a few days of Hie Letterheads bassy. which has been In Finland for Ctilmadi! 'f WalUoo St. Church ftlcbralloa. The ctitididatc rocelv- severalday.s. U reported to be return NGTICF-. Studio or al own realdenoe. tbe highest numiicr of votes will leg t'. Petrograd and planning to Notice is hereby given that Thirty lecled Queen and Hie four next Billheads dcavorto leaveRussia by way of days after date I tatend te apply to hlghcKt eandldc'es will Ik; Hie MaM.s liorlliern route. Make Hon. Minister of ^nds for a license ' CERTIFIC.4TK of IMPROVE.ME.NTS pf Honor. Advices from Petrograd tell of fa­ prospect for Coal and Petroleum In order iliat no candidate may Im Statements mine and pestilence there. under the foreshore and under tho dai gci of "losing tier deposit" l< water on the lands eppesite Hie north "BIue’..eir Mineral Claim; "Mon­ announced that each young lady of Tnetls Island. Nanaimo DU- arch” Mineral Claim; "Heather" Min Long Distance Telephone d will be presented with liirt, find Jescrihed aa follows:— era! Claim, "llrlion” Mineral Claim. Envelopes liiiiidr.'d votes. Commencing at a poat planted on "Iron Crown .S'o. 7" Mineral ('lalm. Ti e names of Hie candidates and sliore at l!;c North end of The- "Belchpr No. 1" Mineral Clulm, "Bel Tickets deliil s as to llie contest, wl 1 Island. Section 30. Thence North fhor No. I" Mineral Claim, "llelchor Calls in Evening— ihiioiinced fioni time to time chains. Thence East 10 chalna. No. 8” Mineral Claim, "nelclior No. W Remove^ ^ lin.iigh 11 > Thence South 80 chains. Thence West 4" Mineral Claim. "B-lchor No. 6" Cards, 80 chains to point of commencement. Mineral Claim. “Belchor No. 6' Min­ gall^oneS y.Mi luiifi Idiig (lislunce rnU« to mako. enn you do eral Claim. "Belchor No. 7" Mineral iiominiiie your favorite yoiii' leleplioniny in tho ovi ninkr? if so, you enn get Claim, "Bclcltor ,\o. 8" Mineral Etc. the following blank and send llii'f'c limes tiio''d«y period for the some charge, bc- Claim. dgiied by two ndiiU persons, togeth­ NOTICE. Iwerii 7 p.m. and s a.m. Youmay arrange with Situate In the Nanaimo Mining Dl Houbs er wlHi $1 to Ml. C K. Willson. P. Notice Is hereby given that Thirty vision of the Province of British Col­ Try.... O. Box 775. Nanaimo. Iho I.ong Distance operntor at any time during tlie days after date I intend to apply to umbia: Where located. On Chrom- doy hi have the party wanted tin tlie wire nt a stated the Hon. Minister of lands (or a lle- ta Creek and Klena Klena river. Nerer-FailbU'Remedy for ence to prospect for Coal and Petro­ Ti^KK NOTICE Uiat the Hematite leum under the foreshore and under MlnH|.^pany, Limited, a duly In- The Free Appendicitis NOMINATION BUANK. the water on the lands opposite tho coprvMted Company of the <’lty of Nanuiiiio's May Queen. The heffer rale in Ihe evening is possible be- North end of Thetis Island, Nan- ^'ancouver, Free Miners Certificate Press y Stones We. the undersigned hereby a'mo District and described as fol­ >. 4428.C. Intends «0 days from the Stem eaiise Ihe lines are used less. Try Inlking in the eve­ nominate lows;— ite hereof to apply to the Mining Job Dept. ______Colic ning and ymi will find it very satisfactory. Commencing at a post planted on the scorder for a Certificate of imnrove appear. Not one in ten Call MISS ...... Stone Sufferers knows what ir shore at the North end of Thetis enta for the purpose of obUinW a IjUnd. near Section 28. Thence West the trouble.- MarUtt's Specific Addres.s ...... , ■own Orunt of the above claims; PiuNie 17 "hOUaialns, Thence North 80 chains, AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE, for Nanaimo's May Qiloen. Tlj^ce East 80 chains. Thence South :hat action under Section 85 of tho A. C. Van HOUTEN, Signed ..'...... ap-ehaiuB more or leas to High water­ Ilneral Act must be commenced be­ P.0.Draw(i40 mark on North end of Thetis ItUnd. at^ the lasuance of inch Certificate Nanaimo, B. 0. B. G. Telephone Co Thence Southerly along shore line If ImproTumenU. point of commencement. Dated thlB lltb d«y of Mareh. this nomination, blank. Limited tod this 28th day of Marclt-iaiA_ Ifl8. MONDAY. APRIL 1. THf :iANAWO FKB Como and play plng-pong In BL Paul's institute on Tue«lay after- )on and evening. • • • ijoy LOCAL NEWS The many friends of B^glnW Harry Austin, who was ‘“1“^ ^ ^Hello Bill! Oness we"^!! see you Lame Back f Let us Help You in Your train accident on the B. * N- ^ BE CAREFUL ,t “Our Annual" on Wednesday 8th. will be eUn?ng. Don's forget. lUTe you b*en f*tUn« np U> has made a splendid the morntof with e bwheche. and If you dont dance, there s the at the local hospital, and has Jart e ellflit peln 1b the refloB Whist Drive. ..SPRING CLEANING. left for Victoria to enter St. Joseph ot the kldneytT hospital for special treatment. If .0 do Bot Beglect It; It Mr*. D. J. Jenkins will derelop Into •omelhlng torla yesterday afternoon to attend BoiirWIM star of “The Flame of the Yukon” In more eerlous. the funeral of her unrie ‘he We Keep the kidney* ecthre, »•- Alexander Wilson which took place Blst them In their acUon ty in the capital this afternoon. AUCTION SALE' taking. :'zrso.p- s “WildW inship’s The Ladles' Aid of the Wallace St much easier tor the kidneys to Methodist Church will hold a sale o BSA880 for voup lirass (p.iatis ...... At Mr. Edward Scott’s Farm, perform their natural duUea. Wellington, (Near bomer- work and home “7p “ SILVER .«H. SOo: LIQIHP VENEER. 2Bc «BO. Widow” room of the church on Tue«lay.Apl. Whaterer a good drug store set Hotel. ought to bare — and rnwy ind. from 2 to 6 p.m. Acre* of Lot 32, things that other store* don t WcIUngton District. keep—you'll tlnd here. Come The regular meeting of the of Fourteen acres of land with all 2 REEL 2 to ^flrst and get what you p will be hold tomorrow evening at acres all cleared. 7 'o'clock. Initiation and other Im­ out-houses, barn. etc. want. .Viscna-^ FOX COMEDY portant business. An i;„.^rved sale of which will be sold first. i » • • Followed by garden A. C. VanflOUTEN I Bl«dance tonight In Young's Hall. Prescription Dmgglst its: barrow, bay. dump cart and harness, Upm.^lia.m. Hughes' four- Washing Soda...... light set single harness, cultivator. wanted to rent —Small furnish wm IJlL orchestra. Oentlemen 65 td Vouse. or suitable house-keep- 'M 1 cents. SOAPS-- Also furniture. Doherty Organ. ,„g rooms. Apply by lett.r to Snger Sewing Machine, cooking BOX 37. Free Press. Mr*, and Miss Davidson went over Of all kin.ls at today’s wholesale pn^es. ?ange. couenes. tables. Moor cov­ Scientific to the mainland this morning. erings. Contents of two tAdrooms. buffet, chairs, crockery, glassware. WANTED-«elf adding cash re^s- Eye Examination AUCTION SALE Many other articles. ,er must be In first class order Lnd Cheap. «ish. Apply "W Free „ view any day prior to Sale After all. the examination U Friday Afternoon, April 5th, Vancouver this j'." Western Mercantile Co., Ltd. terms cash Press Office. ______the real heart of the bustaesa the upper country on departmental of Mttlng glaases. No one can at 2 p.m. Phone Hardware, 16 hurine... ^ ^ Phone Grocery, MO. J. H. GOOD I^ST_A heart-shaped locket with expect to succeed as an Optro- At the Richard’s Farm, North- metrlst unless he has msstored field 'neapWellingtonrail- Miss Colllshaw, who Auctioneer. M.L.W. engraved er please return to 538 Prldeaux all the Intricate deull* of sclen spending the holidays here with her tme examination and right street. Bbiter Mrs. MePhee. returned to \un testing, and ha* learned to ap­ May and August): four 2-year-o d couver this morning. ^ ply them to hU work. heifers, two tons potatoes, (Eaf^ the coneclentloua Optom^ Surprise and Early H^e Don't forget the sale of work and | annual trlst knows how great I* hli Manitoba sixweek* seed). SO chick home cooking, at 8t. responsibility to the public and ens. new 8-gallon cream can. 2 tou New.. on Tuesday afternoon. Any dona eontluually strive, to Increaw lump coal, largo box wagon, single tiona for the home cooking stall win I hla efficiency to improve In the buggy, heavy team harness, sot si - STOCK-TAKING be very aocepUhle.^ knowledge of hi. profe-ilon. gle hamess, saddle and bridle, culti­ Spring Goods WE have always been alive vator.De LavalSeparator, milk can*, Khaki has been very much Jn evi a ™l to these facta ourselves, and household furniture, cooking range Jence in town during the holiday while endeavoringto avoid all heaters, beds and mattresses. Many Bon due to the fact that quite a r Silk Blouses, WalsU •xtravagenl and ab-nrd cXalm^ other articles. her of Nanaimo boys were here - Special Prices Corset Covers, we promise to give you toe b^ leave from the Willows Tbompsqnj.Cowie&Sto^dl neflt of such skill and experi­ Terms Cash all look Ml and well, and appenr l> Vests and Prints. On all Furniture ence a. we pos«»e and In an he thriving as well as In the main, VICTORIA CRESCEWT, ------eameat effort to eliminate all J. H. GOOD enloylng the life In ca^ jiml opened ready f* Auctioneer } Mimv lines we arc clearing out possibility of error or mlsUke ' ■ Entirely Sale In the examlnatton of your eyes WK KEEP om PBOAOBBS Watch Our Windows For Something Special Ladles’ Tailoring, HI and workniansliip gnaran- extraordinary bargain leed. R. Kaplansky,O.D. IN MATTRESSES. Opt ometrist m.d OpUd.n.Mm.^ dominion theatre MT of the Optical Department B. bXIRCIMMKR, Frank Wii^Wah Co. Jeweler * Optician. Nanaimo. Satisfaction Guaranteed. and TO-MORROW — —1 J.H.Good& Co.j FlUwllUam Street. Nanaimo

DAVID SPENCER, Ltd WILIAM FARNUM IN.... Splendid Styles in Girls' Cotton ID. & -A_- The Guaranteed Corset Wash Dresses The crowning feature of this corst t Is the fact that R Is an ,lce new K.yles. very all ranadlnn Corset and Is gu­ dainty and se.vlceable for aranteed absolutely. This per­ school, home and street wear. fect fitting corset has llluraln- A splendid variety to choose II m steel which are rusUess from, and there aro stylm* wd nnd is also modelled In low. 1HE CONUIEROR values, all ages and pocket- medium, and high bust with

books One of the leading fea­ long hips and extrasupporters. tures with tl>e new styles Is the The n. & A. Corset Company hlgh-walsted effect, while plaid have a special corset (or stout u. d check take a prominent figures made from extra heavy place in materials. There are contel and Is exceptionally well dresses for little girls 2 to 6 boned, also has tUe extra band­ yes.s. priced as ’.ow as 11 and ing. thus making thorn self-sup up lo 11.76. An exceptional porting. The prices (or this f line In sizes ftom 2 to G years wonderful corset range from In crepe, colors piisk. lom-. pale $4 to »5. The name given this b.ue and coi.enhagen. made In a coiset by the company Is 'La U little stvle will, belted cf- D va." The coiset like model to re 1 at S.lc. I>reRses from Blmwii (G12) being the num­ - o 14 vears 81 to $2 75. What ber. is also a 'I^ Diva.' but 1« ¥\ ts very new In children's dress­ for medium figures. U Is n es la tno llti'e smock frock In very low bust long nip and have colored Repp. U •« » o’astlc top. Tho price being $4. which Is quickly and east y We have also a splendid assort ii .1 l.(undereJ. ment In all models, prices rang Ing from *1.60 to *3.60 We al­ so slock a hig line of D-& A. A' brasstnes. They are splendidly made, some of all-over embrol- ,l«,y. and othera embroidery STUPENDOUS Lingerie trimmed, some back-fastening battles mix !,t 8.5c. others front fastening Head Liners to sell at $1. •tJW •»«» WITH THE ns.niy underwear may be made GAIETY OF f.nm our exquisite line of lin­ gerie. Not only is It very nlcm SOCIAL for underwear but Is the soft­ LIFE est, prettiest cotton for baby s c;ot!!cs. A 36-lnch width sells for 25c per yard and n 40-lnch QUEEN QUAUTY SHOES width at 30c. requirements In juch strenuous times can Naln«)ok 1.S always a favorite Your many footwear (or under-rausllos and we are lour ------«•»««« Th<» new Queen QuaiuyQuality Shoe be filled by these (arnoua j j of women In the fol- snowing exceptional values In creatlons fulfill the desires ^ aependable leather this snow-white materUl. 3b lowing way: Style wltoout gaudy ^ Wear inches wide, selling 30c a yard Prices t .rmo.lous colors W f^w^r will be pe.^ o?a''mmmMSrn w«t up In’ smoke and the and up. A complete atock In these famous shoes and rest a^ ^ Time Matinees lOe, 15c Madafolina 36 Inches wide at feet. Beauty and effort shipment. Call rSctr.:;rurr:rorer\rr;= ;:r:;red‘rR Evenings 10c, 25c 36c a yard and up; b’.bo enm- styles for spring. We have Just ^ned Walrii. t|>e man who made "The Honor System." brtes 36 les. wide 20c «id 30c a. d see the varied atyle. and sbmfca. per yard.