VOU XVIII, 18th YEAR. No. 21 , V DUNCAN, B. C., THURSDAY, MAY 23th, 1922. Subscription 12.00 Yesrly in Advt SUN AND BLOSSOMS/iAKE PR^ATION BUILDING PROGRESS ANAMimPUY TEACHING STAFF H^y Gathering at **Dogwoo/ PresbyterUiu Express Sympsthy DEUGHWULBAU. Great Improvementa In Duncan Well Presented By Senior Girls Garden Fete ATith Pastor In HelpfiU Way Principal and Assistant Leaving Lieutenant Governor Pays First Business Section—Homes of St John's Duncan High School In the preienution to the Rev. A. Official Visit To Open It Favoured with ideal summer F, Munro of a generous bank cheque, Two important buildings are at pre­ A most amusing and well acted play -After long and careful considera weather, the garden fete held, by kind sent under construction in Duncan Miss Molly ” was presented by a memt^rs of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian tion and following conferences with ...Tj'i- Lieutenant Cavernnr, the Holt. permission, in the lovely home and church showed their appreciation of which, when finished, will make a clvvcr caste, all members of St. John’s government inspector. Duncan grounds of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whit- decided addition and attraction to the 9- Nichol. paid his first of ­ his services and sympathy for the long .Vninr t'.irls’ branch of the Women’s Consolidated school board have de­ ficial visit to Duncan when the daacr tome, “Dogwoods ”. Quamichan Lake, business section of the city. in St. John’s hall. Duncan spell of sickness which he and mem- cided on a course of action which they Cowichan Chapter, of the on Wednesday of last week was an Everyone coming to Duncan by way last Thursday evening. A good aud- ber* family have suffered. consider advisable in the interests of t . in the .Agricultural hall, on unqualified success. The gardens The presentation took place during of the Island Highway cannot tail to showed keen appreciation of the High school. were looking very pretty and were •ppreciate the fact that, after standing rnday evening, wa. held under his a social gathering of the church mem- the efforts of these young ladies and The principal. Dr. Norman F. Black, distinguished patronage. tw cause of many remarks of admira­ iKrs on Thursday evening in the for so many years at one of the most of those who contributed to the musi- IS leaving at the end of the term. tion. Mrs. Niched was unable to be pres­ Women ’s Institute rooms arranged by important junctions of the road, the ^al part of the programme. His assistant. Mr. A. P. Carter, has One of the chief points of attraction building that has been used by Mr. C. ent but His Honour wa- accompanied the wives of the church elders. It Mr. K. F. Duncan. M, L. A. verj- sent in his resignation, to take effect by Mr and .Mrs. Alexis Martin, of was the clock golf competition. Mrs. was made by Mrs. T. A. Thomson, B. Mams to carry on his butcher busi­ kindly acted as announcer. The en­ at the same time. F. R. Gooding had charge of this ness. IS now being torn down, to be Victoria, and Mr. H. J. S. Muskett, who very appropriately expressed the tertainment opened with a solo by Dr. Black succeeded Mr. .A. private secretary. feature and many amateur and pro ­ replaced by a modern structure. Shortly after sup­ feelings of the contributors. Mi>- Daisy Savage “When You Come .orp two years ago ami Mr. Carter per the visitors returned to the Tzou- fessional golfers tried their skill. The The Rev. A. F. Munro was so as­ A one storey garage to hold two Home”. Mrs. Wade acted as ac- has been on the staff for one year, prizes donated by Mrs. K. F. Duncan cars IS to he built firM. It will be halem hotel, where they stayed the tounded that he found much difficulty cnmpam>t for this and the other He succeeded Mr. Ricliards. night. They left for \ ictorta early and Mrs. Gooding, were eventually used as a temporary- shop while .the song-. Miss Hazel Castley conirib- in expressing his gratitude. He had There was a full attemlance of tru- on Saturday morning, travelling by won by Mrs. E. A. Price, for the la­ not anticipated that the jnthering was old wooden building is being taken nied a piano solo •’Melody in F." (Rub- tees, at the meeting held on Wednesda car dies, and Mr. ^ W. Carr Hilton for for such a purpose. On behalf apart. The new one to be erected in en-teini which wa?. played with much gening of last week. Trustee W. M the gentlemen. Outdoor sports are now more poss­ Mrs. Munro and himself he thari«x« Its place will be a two storey building. feeling._____ „ Dwyer presided. Other changes ii, Situated opposite this minaturc ible: It IS the liusicst time of ilie year the member., for their goodness and constructed of interlocking hollow tile. Miss May Tombs sang “Calling Me il'.** when Mr. J. lor inany farmer-: the emertainment .•ourse was the plants and flower stall, Jt will be faced on the lower portion Home lo You" and so delighted the consideration. \\ .Gibson wrote reminding the b*.anl list Is e.xceediiiglv crowded. These presided over by Miss Marriner and 'A very excellent programme was with pressed brick and with rough aiidtence‘ with• • •her singing that she that the services .if Mr. W. M. Fleiii Mrs. F. C. im Thom. The cooked cast plaster above. facts aecouni for the aiirndance being provided. Mrs. Haddon Smith, who gave an encore “Keep On Looking", i »ng would so«»n be no longer ava lable not as large a- u-nal. For the dancers mods stall was attractive and its con ­ The ground floor will I.c concreted is a newcomer to local programmes I[' •‘‘h’ -Iway- a welcome sing: f«r agrtciiliural in-trurtion. He sng U was just ihe right numher for com ­ tents found a ready sale. Mrs. W. P. right o\Tr and the shop will have a delighted everyone with her’ singing Her >'ontrilintion was “Ganlen ... gested that the board undertake fort. T here was no crowding. From Jaynes and Mrs. C. H. Dickie were finished floor and walls of terrazzo. Sun-bine" and an encore “The Rose." which showeel every sign of good seaire the full time of an instructor a hnanctal point of view it would have convenors of this booth. training. i he second floor is planned -o that the Miss Mt»nk accompanied her. This matter was laid on the The needlework stall, with its var ­ been better had the numhrrs been Mrs. C. W. O’Neill, who is always rooms, three in number and a bath­ While the finishing touches were table for future action. Miss Mabic swelled. iety of articles, was in charge of Miss ready to help. Mr. W. H. de B. Hop ­ room. may be used for offices or as a being given to the actresses. Miss Knocker ap|»?ied for leave of absence living apartment. A guard of hon.mr of Duncan Boy 5' «• and Mrs. kins and Mr. I. Dick gave vocal pieces. Daisy Savage again »ang. her choice for one year. Her request was grant­ Scouts, under Troop Leader Whan. R- Craig. The Looking Out Circle ^ The estimated cost of the building ed. Mr. J. D, Pollock provided violin solos of “hor all Kternily." proving a great siCM*d at the door when the Lieutenant Mall, with Miss G. M. Stephens and IS in the neighborhood of $10,000.00. and Miss Clack accompanied in her favourite. For an encore she sang Prior to the reading of the minutes Governor and his party arrived. His Miss Eyereld Hopkins as saleswomen. The architect is Mr. Douglas James usual excellent style. •'.Smile Through Your Tears’. Tlie was made to the death of Honour was introduced by .Mr. K F hunting ground for the and Mr. E. W. Lee. Duncan, has the Mrs. W. H. de B. Hopkins gave concert ended with another piano solo Sangsicr. formerly teacher Duncan. M.L.A.. to Mr-. F. G. Christ­ y Miss Hazel Castley. at Uestholme school A letter of and candies. mas. regent of the chapter, and to Dr. while Mr. \V. Paterson, who has Garage and Reaidencea The play was a complete succc.ss condolence will be sent to hi- widow and Mrs. IVinirose Wells, the last Tea was senred on the verandah, caught the "bowling" fever, provided from l>cglnning to end. It wis a and family. from which an excellent view could be The new garage which is lieing named being secretary of the chapter. lots of merriment in a Scotch reading erected for Mr. JamesMarsh, on pro- pity, however, that a larger stage was The rejiorl of the transnorlaiinn He was greeted with the National earned of the whole proceedings. not available. It was a wonder to depicting the dreadful effects upon ^rty jiurchased by him recently from committee was accepted. They had .AniJiem ami then proceeded to the Miss Mutter, convenor of the tea business caused by the town having a everyone how the actresses managed gone thnrniiglily Into the matter of the committee was assisted in the stage where he viewed the dance “bowling tournament ’’. the Post office, is cxpectcd*to hc*com- so skilfully to avoid any clumsiness or busses being overcrowded and Ikad ^kitchen" work by Mrs. G. G. Share. collisions. Ti, L 9,®!® “/* Ordtr Mr. C. W. O’Neill organized a pleted in about three weeks. been forced to the conclusion that an t he hall had for its decorations red. The waitresses were Mrs. S. M. Lamb. The name part of the play was series of progressive games. Mrs. A. .ru 'i R-.McLay is the contractor. extra bus must lie put on to take care while and blue -irramers. hung from Miss Vivian Lamb. Mrs. A. C. Johns­ W. John

CHEMAINDS NEWS CRQFTON DOINGS Saltair Organizes Chapter—War­ Splendid Results of Ladies' Work WE STILL HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF den—Guides Service —New Objective POWEL AND MACMULAN Last wcfk the \'. I., and M. Co. On Tuesday afternoon of last week HATS shipped twenty-two cars of hinihcr to the Ladies’ Sewing Circle met at the Beach Hats, for only ------25f up to $2.75 THE "BETTER VALUE" STORE prairie and eastern points. The C.N.R. home of Miss Foster, who was in the transfer toc»k seven cars of lunibiT. chair. Mrs. N. Brown. Mrs. Dunne. Silk Dresses, in black and navy taffeta and mesaaline, from ...... $15.00 Lops came daily frimi Camp 6. (.^nc Mrs. Dyke. Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. Hay- Crepe dc Chene Dresses, from______„_$18.00 hundred cars .)t lo^s were hrouRht croft. Mrs. Hyde Parker. Mrs. Lath- Organdie Dresses, from ...... —...... $12.00 from Cowichan I^ake, ritp. Mrs. R. Syme. Mr-. Talbot. Mrs. A had fire occurred last Wednesilay Winstanlcy. the Misses M. Haycroft. Pretty Gingham Trimmed Dresses, in all pretty styles, $6.50 to $7.75 afternoon when the hoU'C occupied hy H. Jones. W. Palmer, and the Rev. The prices in our dry goods department will surprise you. the V. I., and M. Co.'.s section China­ R. I), and Mrs. Porter were present. men \vas hurnt to the Rr

making a similar quill which will be Hawkin-. Mr. H. .A. Lilley. Mr. F. raffled for the 1st Clu-mainus Girl Haycrr accompanied the thanks, proposed by about .li.it *late. the Rev. K. M. Cook Mrs. Hawkins, to Mi-s Foster for act­ and the K. v. R. D. Porter have ar­ Leather& Bevan ing as secretary. ranged to hold a sln»ri service on >al- The ladies then adjourncil to Mrs. urdav. May 27th at two f* ’elock tday- Hyde Parker’s garden, where tea was l-ghi’saving!. It will be held at th-. served under the ivy-leaved maple Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Chemaimis war memorial n the tree, by Mrs. Hyde Parker. Mrs. weather permits; otherwise, ir the old FOR SALE—Six Acres, partly cleared, on good live creek, small Dunne and Mis- Foster. .Appetites re­ cottage, four rooms, situated four miles from Duncan. Recreation hall. vived with the templing array of Price $1,000.00 on terms. The Guides and Hrownies will al cakes and other good things. Several mm take flowers to place on the inemortal group phiUographs were taken and a Telephone 39 DUNCAN, B. C. Front Street in grateful remembrance of the men very enjoyable time ensued, making a who gave their lives for the Kmpirc- plea-ant ending to a good winter’s It is hoped that the public will also work. VT’OU would enjoy a trip through attend the service. During the summer months the .After service on Sunday evening at Sunday school services will he held m 1 the factories wh\ere the Church »>f St. Michael’s and All the morning in-tcad of afternoon. This Angels, a meeting was held to elect a arrangement was approved hy parents People’s Warden in place ot Mr. STOVE WOOD of scholars living some distance from Perev Stephenson, resigned. It was FORSYTH the school. Miss Palmer was wel­ DELIVERY GUARANTEED PROMPTLY. moved by Mr. K. M. Anketcll comed by her class on her return last seconded by Mrs. Donald, that Mr. Siinilay morning, after an absence of Leave Orders at Ogden's Shoe Store. Phone 2C7. Koss he elected. The motion was SHIRTS five months. FURNITURE REMOVING. HAULING OF ALL KINDS. s .\ verv happy company met at the C>n a moiitm by Mr. E. M. .\nkcieU home of Mr. and Mr-. K. C. Hawkins are made. The enthusiasm of the lones and Mr-, roynbee a vole of last Friday evening. Cards and mu-ic thanks was passed for services ren­ were features of the entertainment. Forsyth Famous Family would dered by Mr. Stephenson during his Afterwards a dainty supper was served FREWING & ROBERTSON Tcccnt term *d office and for all ser­ in the dining room. F.ach gue-t. on impress you. The Forsyth organ ­ vices rendered before. entering the room, received a favour \ The choice .d a locum tenens tor the from the ho-icss. This cau>cd much ization is a big family working first and -ecoiu! weeks in July, f* re- fun and a little con-ternation. lieve the Rev. R. D. Porter, was left Captain and Miss B. P. Foster spent to the church committee. the week end at Cowichan Lake, fish­ together to make better shirts. A very j-dly surprise pa[jy, 'Vf ing. Mr. and Mrs R. Gibbon- left KELWAY’S CAFE given at the home of Mrs. McBride Crofton last week for Duncan where Headquarters for Up-island Residents Our complete stock of FORSYTH Shirts last I’ucsday evening f«*r her son. they intend to make their future home. ■Roh. most pleasant evening was Mr. Gibbons having obtained employ ­ Cats and Taxia to all parta of the City. offers you the choice of a wide selection spent in playing various games and ment at Duncan Garage. A SPECIAL with music. The usual good supper Mr. and Mrs. Machtn and Mr. TABLE d'HOTE of beautiful patterns and fabrics. was served and everyone appreciated Pringle, of Thetis Island, have rented DINNER FOR *I.N the h''use lately occupied by Mr. J. la aerved from 6S0 to aSO p.m. In thia GuaranUtd, of couru. A two shirt for oru lhatfatb. ’*' a nimilHT of b'cal people motored Crocker. Mr. 5 Robinson spent a delightfnl rendexvons. to Duncan on Friday evening to at­ few davs in V ancouver last week. Mr. 1109 Donglaa Street, Victoria. tend the dance, returning at tour R, Blake. Mr. E. C. Hawkins. Mr. W. o ’clock Saturday morning. Dyke were visitors to Victoria during ■^HE HOUSE THAT CHIMES WITH QUAUTY." Miss Britta Tranfield was the week­ ilie week. end gue-i of Mr and Mrs. A. Howe. Mr. and Mrs. .\. Wood. Mr. and Messr-. Cyril Cunningham. Jimmy Mr-. C. W. Mc.Mister and family, and Cunningham. Jack Barnes and Percy Miss Ri*gers. all of V'ictoria. were Mrs. Ridgeway W ilson -pent the week end W. Dyke ’s guests last Sunday. POWEL AND MACMILLAN here vi-hing friend-. .April weather, as observed by Miss Men's and Boys' Outfitters. Men's, Women's and Children's Footwear. Mr. Jack Kowand. who has been Beatrice P. Foster, included ten wet the guest of Mr. and Mrs. .\. Howe days. The rainfall tor the month was and Mr and Mrs. .McKinnon, has re­ l..s5 inches. turned to hi- home in \ ictoria. Mi-s Ryall. -iMer of the Kev. S. RyaH. HILLCREST the guest of Mr and Mrs. J. Ingli-. Mi-s .Mollisoii. of (ileiicoe Lodge. P. 0. BOX 233 Vancouver, is the guest of her si-ter PHONE 58 PROMPT SERVICE. and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. T. FOR “GOODNESS” SAKE Paiter-on. Mr-. Hickton, id Victoria. . is the gue-t of the Kev. R. D. annth. At Greatly Reduced Prices. FLOORING V JOINT D. D. FINISH, LATH, DOORS, WINDOWS, ETC., IF YOU WANT A TAXI OR TRUCKING Ring Us Up For Latest Prices. PHONE 252 SOMETIME IMMEDIATE DELIVERY In the Ledger of Life yon have tamed down a comer of a page to IF YOU WANT AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES remind you of SOMETHING SPECIAL. It will pay you to turn down a LARGE ONE NOW to remind ^LL PHONE 252 you that the Best Place to DINE OR TEA IF YOU WANT GASOLINE OR OIL %75 PHONE 252 LEYLAND’S CAFE IF YOU WANT ANYTHING WHERE QUAUTY REIGNS PHONE 224 FRONT STREET DUNCAN PHONE 252 comfMtent. painstaking and diligent, and has always striven to uphold a high standard of conduct in the school. Not only docs he excel as an in­ Downpours Dampen Courts At structor. but is a leader of the young Duncan Opening in sports, pastimes and other matters. it is understood that Dr. Black had For the third year in sncccssion an excellent report from the High rain has spoilt the opening of the fchool inspector. What more does the Dancan Tennis club. Last Saturday -school board want? \tc they looking Money Saving Values •everyone was trusting in the luck that for a perfect teacher? That they wil -IS supposed to surround the number never find. three. The fates decided otherwise. It is claimed that he is unpopular: — IN---- True, brilliant patches of sunshine but a hard working, conscientious appeared at intervals. They punctu teacher is seldom popular with idle or ated deluges of rain. indifferent students and this class i» Quite a number ai members went found in every school. •down to the courts in their tennis Mr. Thorp and Mr. Richards were ■clothes, carrying racquets and balls, good teachers and have been allowed to leave Duncan and now. when there High^aK Groceries but their energies had to be diverted. Rounders, with a mixture of baseball is another good principal, a man rules, was played by two sides of men whose influence on the students is • and ladies, much to the enjoyment of for good both in and out of school, We were never in a better position to Uke care participants and spectators. Whether can he not be retained?—Yours, etc., It was the rain or the flippancy with ^ „ A PARENT. of your every requirement in seasonable groceries. which one side treated the rules, which Cowich-»n Station. May 15th, 1922. I^esh s^ks of Fruits and Vegetables are continu­ eventually stopped the game, is a mat­ X,-UIiawBTtd.u oU bwUr nUdoo. Unn ter in doubt, but the fun was stirring •’SEED- WOT -SWEET” ally arriving. We solicit your business on an abso ­ while It lasted. To the Editor, Cowichan Leader. lute guarantee of “your money back if our goods Mr. F. J. Korie provided a most Dear Sir.—In your report of the ^ ss, yj: sumptuous tea and in ters'ing h was P*!"' association meeting I am cred­ fafl to please you. ” ■asristed by Mrs. B. D. P. Sunderland. ited with saying that I had lost eighty The four nets on the courts have per cent, of my “sweet peJfc.” I used been placed almost diagonally and. at the words “seed peas.” Sweet peas, first sight, the members thought they of which I have only a few, growing * •** ’”* things.” The reason for alongside the others, are untouched “encush " -this IS that the grass where the server to date.—Yours,s, eic..etc PHONE QOQ PHONE usually stands is so worn that it was DENNIS ASHBY. thought advisable to change the po­ Doncan. B. C.. MayMiy 2121«. 1922. sitions. Thus the grass will get a chance to grow and the bare patch of sand of last year may become an on aiv* uuO “WE revetted memory. Yesterday the annual match be- twwn Nanaimo and Duncan Tennis THE STORE OF PRICE, SERVICE. clubs was played in Nanaimo. Repre- AUTOMOBILES ■senting Duncan club were;—Mrs. W. t Christmas. Mrs. F. R. Gooding. AND SATISFACTION Mtss Violet Stilwell and Miss -Kate sa?,**•on of ml < Ro^rtson: Messrs. F. B. Carber>% W, H. Corfield. W. E. Christmas. W. egg0-Ford Touring, in good FOR SALE l^• Heinz Malt \ incgar. Kmiz. bottle, per bottle ...... 35c •Smythe. A. C. Bell and F. R. Gooding. The following have recently been running order, equipped A. S. HADDEN, DUNCAN, R C. Heinz M bite W me X'lnegar. I6-oz. bottle, per Irnttlc...... 3Sc elected members of the Duncan Ten­ with demountable rima Durkce s Salad Dressing, Picnic, per bfittle ...... 30c nis club;—Miss Nell Blythe fre-in- Durkce’s Salad Dressing. Medium, per bottle ...... 55c suted). Miss Eva Stepney. Mrs. J. W, and spare Uie, Hassier I^wc. Messrs. Daryl Stephenson. J. shock absotbers, etc. BB^NPgAMjfEWDCPsew **^'^* ” Crab Meat, 4-oz. glass, per jar...... 2Sc M. Greaves. R. C. Hugill. Mr. J. L. A. C. & B. Assorted Fi.sh and Meat Pastes. 4-oz. glass, jar. 35c <>tbbs and Mrs. Gibbs (re-instated). Underwood s Devilled Ham, per tin ...... 35c The life membership raffle will be O'i* 4-0*- bottles, per Irnttlc ...... ^45c slrawn for on next Saturday, last Sat­ e40Q~rard Touring, complete urday being too wet for everyone to Olive Oil, 8-oz. buttles, per Inittlc ...... 80c attend at the courts. with electric li^ta, self Libby s Queen Olives. 4-oz. jars, per bottle ...... 2Sc Next Saturday the South Cowichan starter and other extras. Libby s Queen Olives. R-oz. jars, per bottle ...... 3Sc Tennis club have their opening day. Libby sPimeiito Stuffed Olives, 8-oz. jars, per bottle'...^^ASc The Leader to December 31st, $1.25 in Advance Heinz Ready Cooked Italian Spaghetti. 2 tins...... 3Sc Heinz Baked Beans, small size, per tin ...... 15c 000D—Ford One-Ton Truck, COWICHAN LAKE }uat the tends you need Heinz Baked Beans, medium size, per 2 tins...... 45c ExceUent Beskets. But "Fish- on the farm. hogt* ’ Busy—Beaver Seen

In spite of a very wet week end. NEW IMPORTATIONS IN many of those intrepid sportsmen, If the car or truck you srant Is who braved the elements, were re­ STAGE TO VICTORIA FANCY GROCERIES warded with good baskets of fish. Mr. not listed, we have or will get it l-ancy Quality French .Mushrooms, per tin ...... J. H. Castley and his son. .Mian, for yon. nrought down seventeen fine lake Suiting Thursday, May 4th, we will run a stage to Victoria' I-ancy Quality French Peas, per tin ...... trout from the big lake on Sunday and \ encatachellum Curry I’mvder. 8-oz. tins, per tin ...... every Thursday, leaving at 9 a.m. other good catches were made be­ t acht Brand French Sardines, per tin ...... tween the Lakeside hotel and Goat Island. Comforteble, Seven-passenger Car, and a Careful Driver. I-mest English Cheddar Cheese, per tli...... Fly fishing in the river has not Return Fare 88.75. Single Fare 82.50 l-ancy Imimrtcd Gruyere. boxes, per box .. "been so good, presumably on account Fancy Italian Gorgonzola, per tli...... I of the unusually high water. How­ Reserve Your Smts Early. Fresh Jack Cheese, per lb...... ever. there are plenty of fish there, as DUNCAN CARAGE Fancy Quality Edam Cliccsc, iicr tti...... IS evidenced by the fact that the “fish UHITED nogs from up the Island obtained their quota in their usual un-ports- Ford Dealers, Duncan, B. C. CENTRAL GARAGE manlike manner. PHONE 108. J. MARSH, PROP. \abob Jellies, assorted flavour-, per |ikt...... lOc Mr. Swanson reports having seen a fine big beaver, off McKenzie Point, Brmvn and Poison's Semolina. Mb jikts., per pkt...... 25c apparently making its way across the Fancy Hulk Dates, per 2 lbs...... 25c ^e. This was probably one of the Turban Dates, packed in England, per pkt...... 25c Bear Lake colony, perhaps on its uay lakb.ima Brand Loganberries, per tin ...... 30c to one of the colonies further up the Kmg-Bc.icb .Assorted Jams.Mb. jars, per jar...... 40c lake. It is said to be umisual to .see them m the open waters of the lake. Robertsons (.olden Shred .Marmalade, per jar ...... 40c A dance was given by the crew at Nabob Custard Powders, ,'4-tti. jikts.. per pkt...... 10c the sawmill at Cottonwood on Sat­ Burns Back Bacon, bv the piece, per lb...... 35c urday. An enjoyable evening was Domini.m Side Bacon, I,v the piece, per It...... 37c spent. Mrs. Black and her son. of \ancoover. are visiting Mrs. Trott. Argood Pickle.s, Sour and Sweet. I2t»z. jars per jar...... 30c Miss Brown spent a week with Mrs. Lettuce Brand Lobster, per tin ...... 30c Holmes in X’lctoria. Mr. and Mrs. Lettuce Brand Lobster. per tin ...... S5c Scholey. Miss Necia Scholey and Nucoa Brand Margarine, per It...... 25c Scholey spent last Sunday at Maple Bay. ^ Sunset \ inegar, quart.s per buttle ...... ”*!!!l5c

CORRESPONDENT CHAUTAUQUA WEEK SPECIAI^ high schoc^ principal Making ”Mile-ionaires ” IN QUALITY GROCERIES To the Editor. Cowichan Leader. .Vagaliuolie (lardcn Tea. per II...... 55c pear Sir.—The report is being cir­ culated that the services of the prin­ King-Beach Strawberry Jam. 4-11., tin>, per tin ...... $1.00 cipal of our High school are to be ' I ’HESE are great daya for the motor car uaer—In a dre Snowcap Pilchanl-s Jsurted \ ariciics, per tin ...... 15c If this is the case. I would like to I sense. Your dollar never before bought as much. Your say that a large number of those in­ Del Monte Spinach. 2>:. tin>. per tin ...... 30c terested in the High school are very speedometer never before registered as much Your re­ Takboma Luganl.crries. 2'/^ tins, per tin ...... 30c desirous that Dr. Black should be re­ Quaker Flour. 49-tti. sacks, per .sack ...... $2.10 tained. pair kit never was as idle. AU because Dunlop Corf Tires came As a teacher he has proved to be and ^ered in a new era. Five years ago you paid half aa Kowat s English Mixed Pickle^ per Iiuttlc ...... 50c much again for the same size tire; ten years ago you paid twice aamuch. Prices have been tumbling. Quality has been mount­ PERENNIALS ing. One time we thought 8,600 was JUDGE US BY THE WAY WE 1 Aster, Ossimoides...... lOf mileage to boast of; to-day we may 2 Aster, Subcoribeus------10, SERVE YOU 8 Anemnns, Jsponic. Albs __ 8S, run into half a dozen “ 26,000 milers ” in a forenoon. " Dunlop did it,” says one enthusiast “ The ‘ Two Hands ’ 5 Anchuss, Bias...... 50, Walter C. Tanner 6 Anthemn, Yellow ______is, are making us Mile-ionaires, ” says 7 Delphinium, Belladona, two- another; and so on. year ------50, lii^ COWICHAN’S QUALnr GROCER 8 Geum, Mrs. Bradshaw, two- PHONE 228 FREE DELIVERY. DUNCAN, B. C. year ------so, The sign "Mileage JVanled" is 9 Lupinus, Hybrids ------25, \ 10 Lupinus, Tree...... _ 25, now changed io "Mileage Supplied." 11 Lobelu Cardinulis ------25, 12 Michaelmas Daisy (nil col­ PHONE SOI ours) ------25, Use Dunlop BOX 490 13 My«di. (Qumps) JO, Cord Tires With COWICHAN JOINERY WORKS '----—.aw/------eof ml FRONT STREET. DUNCAN. 15 Pyrethrum, single and double, Dunlop Tubes (Next City Power Houm.) ____ 15, to 25, Virginica, pink and 17 Sweet William, nink Doon 18 Thalictrum (Dipteiocar- Dunlop Tire & Rubber MULWORK SUircuet pum)------25, Sub GUu Buffets 19 R^ler Roses, Dorothy Per­ Goods Company, Limited AND kins, Hiawatha ss, FrasM* Mantle Pieces Head Ofliea aad Factories: Taroato and Furniture ""■<* ee te the ImdlK cum. BoUt-ln INTERIOR WQ^N&E mm Fixtuai Bandsawing Pheme 178 F. THE CLIFFS FINISH ^iiiiiimiiiiiiiMmiT nira Plant Figured Estimates Free Tm COWiCftAN LEAPEgL DPWCAW, VANCOUVER •& C»

FARMJttHCS wilting and the Taspberry ctne-miBSot I cRBS are Uid as soon as the shoots - THE COWlCH^;ia»|)HR fiw>cl)a« Leader (phorbia rubivora) was found to be are well above ground. Egg laying CONDENSED ADVERTISEMENTS Watch Raspberry Cane Maggot at work. continues until eyiy June. lnr« »h^lthall tjutkt PT€PrtM PtopU ’t This has become a serious peat .inj.-The egg is elongate, about .1/15 right maintain, and Tent Caterpillar the State of Washington and as 1 inch long and ts latd m the^axil of a For S«l«. For Exchanfc. Wauled to Pur- id mhribtd 6y chaw. To Ul. Low. Found, Work Wanted. ______Wvmhm to roqalrsd thmaad 6y tii/l>*n«e By W. MT'Fletnii.a, found it last week in several berry!young leaf at the top of the shoot. Siloatiena Vacant. 1 cent per word for each tPr ona or aaoro iaaota. ,___ _ ' plantations, it will be well for all The egg hatches in a few days and intertion. Minlmora ebarfe 4$ cents per ln> To ensure insertioo to |kc ourfiM^toM ■«*»*p?Ino» Trulh htr glarint pra- District Agriculturist the Htflf: maggot burrows into t^e pith «ertion if paid for at time of ordenn*. or an Coodcnswl Adrertisementa mal bo to berry growers to be on the watch for 50 cent* per insertion if net paid In ndranct BSFORB WEDNESDAY NOON. While inspcctinB a loRanhcrry of the shoot leaving a con:inspicuous pic' plantation with Mr. E. W. While o( it entranve hole which becomess blackish. the horticnltnral branch, on Monday The maggot is the lar^a of a grey- It tunnels downward, making a FOR SALE small tortuous channel and. after bor­ WANTED hfi Indrowdent Paper. printed Md po^ ing foi a few days about half way HALF TON DELI m » at l>uocan. D. C.. down the shoot, it works its way Mb^bSJ^ol'TSi land, in good condii MK I weekir on Thursday* Lca^lrr to** December 51st, 1955, is $1.55 to H. Amea. F. O. Box II. Udysmitii. kp Ibe Proprietor*, EG&LAYING C0lfTEST-7S MOimi out to just beneath the bark and INTING tunnrli around the shoot, often in a «' a SS? K^at7sH*i«. ’TV'g: miral. to as to completely girdle it. LISTINGS OP^^lMiyOVE^D PM 1ILT.II SAVAGE, Manaciiwi Erhior. This, it would seem, is done in self Cansdian Fairbantu Mone Ca. Victoria. preservation as the growing of the LISTINGS 0 UAPLE BAY, FENCED. SHADY LOT. tissues might squeeze the maggot. raiicti properi Caudian Weekly Newspaper* A**o.:lalion. and Insurince Apply J. H. Whitt'ome A Co., Ltd., Duncan. —r;ieven months. The girdling checks the flow of tion, E. A f ^nVk^RTlSING-tn sap and the lip above the girdling NEW ROWBOATS. FROM 10 FEET AND 1922. soon wilts and droops. There is POSITION ON RANCH .BY MAN up. AI*o 8V5-ft. launch dingy*. A* the«e Se%*enth Month’s Report, ending May lOth, wife, ten zears’ experience. .Add« boat* are adling fa»t. order now for thi^» 1 I distinct change in size of CLASS 1 Bex 205.-----C02 Courtenay, or phone •ummer'* u*c. C. E. Haycroft, Crofton, B.L S'?! Month** Tetol cane at the point of injury, the tip Courtenay, after aix o'clock. W IB Breed Total Eat* 1 >yond the girdling being smaller ONE IlL’KDRED S. C WHITE LEGHORN Pen . «. Name and Addrv«< ben*, in go<^ laying condition, at SI.SO eae'i. „W.Leghorns 47 230 an the cane below the hut 1* 2 L. C. KNOCKER, COWICHAN maternity and three eoekertU at S5.00 emk. Terra* _W, Leghorns 20 184 The affected esne will often branch %t 510 R. 1 caah. S. .V Manley. CehhIe HiU. B. C 3* 4 P. Darbw A Son, Port Ha It W. Robinjwn, Col wood _W, L^oms 42 185 out Wlow thr injury. The maggot o& 6 48 171 Lreomes full grown in June and FI RMSIIF.D lIOltSE IN DTNCAN* PIG FRED. Cl’LL POTATOES. IN GOOD 7& 8 C. Metcalfe, Port Hammond _ „W. Leghorns vicinity, small bungalow preferred, *ha|w. about one ton. What offenf Uag- 44 178 pii|intrs at the lower end of the bur­ I couple, n xhawe Ilro*.. Cowichan Sution. IcriKcr an antc*e the thortcr 9& 10 J. A. Han.'^m, Corvallis, Ore., U.S.A. . _W. Leghorns have all conveniences^ Married i trtion. .A» conmumeatton* _____Anconas 36 196 row. The adult fliu-s do not emerge ehilcirm. Write foil ] irs to Do ssfiplMI^Vbance ol in«rtion. .A F. E. Pullen. Whonnock, B. C. . PI RF. llRF.n YtlRKSHIRE BOAR. SEVEN kt Isenr»»enT thr name oflhreV.r wriler. 11A12 48 220 iinl‘1 the next spring. 6erienc< grade Ayr*hire cow. fresh second call, mdk- 0( ,br 17 A 18 Muir Bros., Bcstwick------plain cooking. Box 685. Lrailer office. Ing 554 gallons per day: exchange foi aaaumcd by the paper _W. Leghorns 49 261 for the work of the cane maggot Jersey hn?rr. Apply by Icller to VNm. created by corretpondentv 19A20 E. J. White, 2786 20th Avc., Vancouver . W. A F. M. Tozer, Milner, B. C.. .W. Leghorns61 286 else the root borer. As soon as the .\ STRONG L\D TO WORK 21 A22 44 190 young tips arc seen, to droop, they .\pply Cranke. Westholmc. 28 A 24 47 218 should be cut off several inches be­ TIMIIF.R. ABOUT 1,0 .ACRES. A OOOI> 26 A 26 low thr girdlrd point and burned. 27 A 28 E. G. HartTserwick, Kings Co., N. S_—W.L^^oms 46 177 railway siding. E. M. Walbank. Agent. 'JZ______w. Leghorns 34 178 Thi.unean. on Friday. June 2nd, at S9A40 MRS. A. EASTON. DUNCAN, V.I., B.C. W. Leghorns of Mr*. Ray Elford. at 8 p.m. Thi This pest is so common that it is and rrfmhmenU. and a S6.50: eight-day clock, be.1 couch, range, 839 8.893 ice cm butler chum, lec box. kitchen cupboan . “Safety First” U a slogan frequent- TOTAL - recognized by almost everyone. In of plant* amiuhI home cookinjt^on *ali A ve mangle, ladies' and gwU*' cycle*, oak a frw days more the webs will be con­ (PmmI musical pi be given. Evei dresier. R. A. Thorpe. Duncan. ly seen in the thickly popuUted areas CLASS 2 iKMiy welcome, collection will Month'* Total spicuous in the neglected orchards and taken. of Canada and in large industrial Total Egg* GENT. S THREE-SPEED B.S.A. lUCYCLK N«me ind Addreti Breed even in the orchards that are being in good condition, cheap for cash. Phone pUnts. In Toronto the week follow- Pen No. He iiretiared to come to South < lA2 26 226 well cared for, a number of these .lirl Guides' garden fete and ftports a...... 145. Duncan. ing June 1st has been set apart for 35 235 webs arc bound to appear. Frulay. June 5nd. at Mrs. WaTcol'a residi 3A 4 29 151 The egg masses might have been Cnwiehan Station. Attractions include I ONE SOW WITH SEVEN YOrS’G PICS, the special emphasis of this slogan. 6A 6 H. C. Cook,. Pandora Avc., Victoria —‘'j®."* ’ cookery, candy. mi*ctllaneras ttaU. tea three week* old. Yorkshire-Berkshire. t*S . It will be known as “Safety Week." 7A8 48 193 seen during the winter as a grayi.sh ehiblrrn'* »i»« I’lwceeds to finanee also one good dnving mare, very fast. $85. 43 281 brown knot-like band around the (bri Guides' i camp. Duncan is not in the big city clast, 9 A 10 11A12J. H. Venning, Buller Ave., Burnaby — 41 157 twig. It contains some 200 or more Do you believe in Fairies? WhrtherWht ] ONE GRADE JERSEY COW. Dl'K TO oeHber is the district thickly popu­ freshen Se|>temher 55th. now giving 5<^ A. Cant, Ap^edaleirie ■ ■ - .W. Wyandottes 41 192 eggs placed on end and covered with do or not. «lon't fail to *c« “Fairr 13A14 iirrsmled by 1st pohSle Hill Girl G pound* daily. .Apply O. C. Brown, Dunca^i- lated, but it is high time that that 15 A 16 W. H. Catterall, Cordom Bay, VJ.. .W, Wyandottes 40 205-w, a light frothy glue which gives a percenuge of reckless ones 17 A 18 Mrs. a R. Welch, Port Kells, B. C.. W. Wyandottes 43 2471 lough, smooth, glistening surface to LADY S BICYCLF„ RALEIGH. PR.ACTIC- 46 214 the whole mass. The little caterpil­ su|n*er. ally new. $50. To be seen aflleten'* *lc.rr. which every commuiuty possesses lb A 20 J. Gartside, Crunbrook, B. C------Duncan. 89 278 lars have nivw hatched and the webs Maple flay- -Stage.___ - Leaves Bay Tuet< should “sit up and uke notice." 21 A 22 23A24J. Lambic, 45th Avc., South Vancouver _Barrrf Rock, 40 269 may be seen on careful inspection. ThurMtay* ami Saturdays. Time. 9 50 a.v MARINE ENGINE. TWO-CYCLE. THREE We have passed safely into the ob­ 27 104 Tiiey are yet only an inch or two ____Leaves .!>uneati...... 11.50 a-m-.a.n from *tatioi ii.ii.. twrfect ninning order. Coolola, Uuain- 25 A 26 A. Fouhistcr, Walnut St.. Victoria. B. C------®- Special trijitri|> for excursionistrxcur*ionisU, 5 p.m. I'ric ichan Uke. Duncan. servance of the change in the rule ol C. W. Friend, Collingwood East, B. C. 35 227 acrosf.. .to.tn cent*, singsingle: $1.00 return. K. C. Chats 27 A 28 .Amputation and cremation is the the road. There have been no very 29 A 30 D. McTavish, Victoria, B. C.'------W. Wyandotte 41 140 Maple Hay. THREE IllRKER. BLUR FLAMF. OIL serious smashes of late. Prevenhon G. C. Goldina, Qualicum Beach, V.I. _ Bamd R«Ia 45 14^ best remedy for these. Later on. as Cowichan llranch. G.W.V..\.— The stove, praetically new. with oven, price $5« 31 A 32 A. Alirn. Duncan. Phone 2tH X. rather than cure influenced members S3 A 34 P. B. Damcll, Royal Oak, V. L, B. C------S. C. Reds 48 144 the c.iterpillars grow and range fur- nmial meeting for election of officers w of the city council last week to com­ 35 A 36 H. D. Reid, Box fc7, Victoria, B. C------_S. C. Reds 39 183 liter from the web. it will be more dif- YOUNG COWS. CHEAP. TWO HOL- ment severely on the speeding of cars 37A38Dean Bros., Keatings. V. I.. B. C------W. Wyandotte, 48 204 bcult to gel them all this way. Poison* are m(ur«ie«t 1o altrnii. •trin*. milking and bred; one Arrihre though streets. , _W.Orp,. 30 92 ing by spraying with arsenate of lead 39 A 40G. F. Henley, Agnssiz, B. C.------Ynu «houln. Will play at C.A..VC. hall, street, Crufton. roads throughout the district are to TOTAL. 784 3332 In fart, as a precautionary measure, Friilay. June Vth. DAHLIA ROOTS. MIXED. I5e. EACH be found drivers who are either wil- ; 2, R. Mat- it will be well to combine arsenate The Chauiaui|ua uart* tomorrow. Fr B.C.PJI. DiploM Winners—Cla« I: 1, W. * F. M. «»t lead w*lb the Hme sulphur. 1 to 40 or $1.50 -wr dozen. .\|»|dy Neel. P. *• fully careless about speed laws, road ■hrmoon. liny yonr «ea*on tickrt to«lay « Itua 565. Dnnean. hogs, or the youthful vanety who »«ible t«i SIR WALTER RALEIGH Ili’TATOES by yourne-lf or wome one in yuur family. Apt'ly r. Frcmiin. ttoncan. Phone 93 K. “show off" by reckless driring. St.rav calenders with directions for Phair'* FanenI Parlour* are or (e dat **' %.*a™A. Bronte Mednl Winners—Class I: L. C. Knocker. pr4*t known, let them take good adrice cultural office. Otmean. ■ervice Drier* are mo«t rea*onabIe. Fuoe old. 40c. each. Apjdy Grucerv Drpaitnier.t 1: W. F. Cowichan Merchant*, l.ld., Duncan. to heart H they do not. we trust that Director ami Licenced Embalmer. 1 Duncan. the bench will have sufficient backbone M. Tozer. Class 2: A. H. Pain. ?.ir. ?u-\v:iri I’eHiTMiu. son t»f Mr. FARM FOR SALE. TWENTY ACRES, to send them to gaol should the op­ W. H. STROYAN, Poultryman. J. R. TERRY, THrertor. :;n«l .Mrs. Wnlicr l’at«T*>fHi. Duncan. T»ki* I I »er'v«il oc.ii nt Ihe ChnntatM|ui. eleven cullivaieil. five in croj*. good live- •o i" ••ervcil." l»o*«k a riMim limi*e and nrcc««ary oiiihuilding*. Ap­ portunity arise. ! a milk lr»tur vacuum elc^r*. eiccti reginlercil Jrr*ev boll calf, five week*, froir. one of the best aids to “Safety First. ^ this tiraneli «ii aRriculturc. jiron*^ Iamt hraler*. etc. Phone 599. 40 lh. cow. testing six per cent. .\l*o two- 1 yrar-ohl bull, by Cowdip Cattillon. Gw».' More of them might help to slow up I There will l»e a big , K.O.I*.'* in l*oth case*. G. a Baiss. Don I Patterns that Please I goiwl ]«niular mti-ie. at ...... speeding and to protect the public. can. I'hoi-e 555 F. CARD OP TRANKS I Uhatit.^miua |wrformancv on Thurwlay, June But all the safety devices in the, Tiekel*. 50 cent* each. .MIOUT TWELVE WHITE WV.\NIM)TTF. world will not prevent accidents. It To ihe Ralniayer* an.| Citraen of Dnnean : hen*, year old. all laying well. Oieai*. E has been estabbshed by expert investi. victim is responsible for the largest I ly ’•ianeil {.rtilion in my favour recently laid ^ iim. -Apply George Thame*. \\c«l- ^reentage of mishaps. liefure the police commicdoiicr*. it i* only fair Keep your receipt* for c u Adults are usually more alert to ani>dintmcm in the city Mr*. Iliteheoa. hairdrr**< terrier puppies, well marked, Foster. Crof­ of Cumberland.—Your Obedient Servant. ton, Vancouver Island. drive cars should take thought NEWSPRINGSHIRTS ALBERT J. MERRY. i THOROUCHRRED SADDLE MARE.. ACK Watch out for the dat 4 seven, gentle, fast: or trade for driving or THE NAVAL DISGRACE - wo^ iSfe. P. O. Bqx 255. Ladysmith. LAND RXOItTRY ACT vs; sr.j"bo7."'in B. C. T, Creften Cowichan has very dote ties with $2.00TO $4.50 • ONE HIVE BEES IN GOOD CONDITION. the Royal Canadian Navy. It is there­ TewMitc. Plan I Pedigree bine Persian kitten*., ...... Broodw Mr*. II. C. Marlin'* Orehettya it « r hen*. Oover cutter. Apply VUlllam It- fore with pain and sorrow that we ngagement. J*hone 195 F. Duncan. Mahon, Dnnean. B. C learn the decision of the Ottawa pow- above mentioned land In the name of Arthur B. Elliott:t and bearing date the 57lh day ol art to reduce the naval eatabllshment DWYER AND SMITHSON Augutt. 1912....- 1. hereby. five noticenull' of ray in- Due to calve in July. R.coni* may be aecn. to the vanishing point A Man’s Shop for Men and for Ladies Who Buy for Men. teetion, at the expiration:ien of DUtrict. B.C., n.—Siimlny School. light: m acres land well ciiltivatnl. ptaniol One wonders what figures would be 1 of Lot* 4 and B. MapM.| 11— main croi»s, immnli.'tir i>n»*e«sioii, .\p|d» forthcoming did the British mercan­ SHARE & HAWKSFORD Quamichan DUtrict, B. C. A. J. Merry. Telephone 258. tile marine, the BriUsh railways, the Phono 259. EI.ECTIIICAL SERVICE STATION Government St. Chemalne* —St. Michael and i Proof having l»een filed in my office of Ihe Daylight Saving. British factories compare their costs lo«* of Duplicnie Certificate of Title No. II a.m—Matin* and Holy Coi and service in similar manner. They 7SS0-I to Ihe aliove mentioned land in the Wc*the*me Community 1 TO RENT will never appear—for that is not the Chemaimi* DUiriet in the name of Ricardo Standard Time Ralph Stokr* and bearing date t'ne 13lh day 7.30 p.m.~Kven*ong. .. COTTAGES AT COWICHAN BAY. ^C. British way. , ^ ol March. 1915. and of Certificate of Title No. Neither is it the way of Australia. 1ISS6-F to the above mentioned Lotr Wallich. Real Estate Agent. Cowichan Sta­ WE HAVE SECURED THE AGENCY FOR tion. New Zealand or South Africa, nor yet SrcaH^^RatiJr^loke*.' and'^'»earin7^dale the St. Andrew * PrctbyUriaa Ch of the Federated MaUy States, each of ; ;ardo Ralph Stoke*, and 10 a.m.—S-inday School. 4th- day.4-- of-r .Augu't. 1011913.1 I k,-rr>>vhereby mvegive notice 11 a m.—Morning Semee. which, in he- own kind, pUced her re- of iny inirnlion, at the expiration of one 5 n.m.—S^iee at Cibbin* retd. ■TO LET aources in railways or products at the THE calendar month from...... fir*t pnblicatl-‘=“tlon 7.in p.m —Evening S^ee. disposal of the empire. These do­ Wedne*day. 8 p.m—Bible_qa** a SUMMER COTTAGES AT MAPLE B.\Y. HinUter: Rev. A. F. Me A|iply j, H. Whiitome & Co., Ltd., Duncan. minions or stttes have no need to fly U‘ *usuch loit certificate*. to excuses. For years before the war PAGE & SHAW FAMOUS CANDIES An; ■r*oii having any information with to aueh lost Certificate* of Title* ia Methodiat Church they have contributed willingly to the reque*ted to communicate with the under- II a.m.—Maple Bay. cost of the naval defence of the em­ 2 p.m.—S. S. 5 p.m.—5 b ^ LOST pire. Their naval record in the war '*^irted at the Land RrgiMry Office;e. Vie- a’ SS . to;u;"1ir:^..!^c5ii^'?ir2^ day of 7.f0 r.n,.-K-in^ LFJ\TIIER LEADING REIN. WITH needs no praise here...... ApriL A.D..^I9» buckle attached, oo May 14th. between Pern- Canada has never “pulled her weight Bapttot Ch««h berlea Farm and Duncan. Finder please in the boat ” in this matter. New RegUtrar of the ------tesve at Leader office. Duncan. Und Regiatration Distrid ZeaUnd gives ships. We have ships f p.m.—Sund—, A CHILD'S COLD CURB BR.\CELKT. ON given to us. Now, on the plm of ’.50 p.m—Eveolim Service. ^ Saturday, near St. John'* hall. Duncan. C«M- Bay —‘ThWTtaeyday.rtli, ------I pm ^ FtodCT pleaK phone Mr*. J. K. Savage. -economy" and specioua companion, Rev. e Hl Cook. Pwtor. emanating from the WaUiington con- ferance. our embryo natr U melting T. S. RUFFELL COT ADRIFT FROM MAPLE BAY. A ■way —"far eaUed" by Ottatro poU- 12-ft. boat, by A^by and Willyam*. whifr with brown gunwale, mark of eviorude on ticani. Every trne Canadian bluihes THE CANDY OF EXCELLENCE. accountant and AUDITOR for shame. W. R. C. Wright. R.M.D. 1. Duncan. Every Und ia in debt We are more Finuieial Statements and ^ SCOTCH TERRIER HITCH. LEFT PUP- fortunete than many. We ehould ^y plea at home. Reward. Bradley Dyne. our own injurance biUe or rorrender Income Tex Porms Made Oat Duncan. all claim to individuality. If w« mu’t J.W. CURRIE A. 0. F. economize in a direction m which we THE REXALL DRUG STOKE COURT ALPHA. No.,ai6* ahould have been expending ^enty COLLECTIONS .y FOUND MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 19. PRINTING and DEVELOPING. ON FRIDAV LAST. A PURSE CONTAIN- TypewriUng end Stenography. ing money. Owner can have tame on giv- aoothe the peacemongers—make it a Ni^t PboMi IfiOL and 206F. S?^!"wEfsmLLHR?^te7R«Ser! Apply Mr*. Town*- criminal offence to encourage Box 662. Upataira —laynta Block. J. CLARK, SeereUiy. noble art of boxinff? Thursday . Mar ?5th. 1922. THE COWICHAN LEADER, DUNCAN, VANCOUVER ISLAND, B. C.

Dr. siifi'lifn. XWtson SSI'wSSfSiSri'ii' NOTARY PUBUC Mis^s -Edison one iff the dele­ iUnds Timber Mining Properties gates from St Pet^s church, Qusm- ichso, at the mcent DloCcsan Wom­ en's Auxiliaries ’ annual meeting in vict6ria^^ 40 Acree» dose to Cowtehaac Stttiod*' Victoria. • S aex4i nnder cnttiration, 2 acres There’s lots of lack in fishing, but there is also lots of skill required, slashed. Good b&m. Small boose. Miss L. French, who has been visil- All fen«*ed. Exceptionally good buy mg her brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and skill is aided by the BEST equipment. at 12450. Very easy terms. and Mrs. C. M. French. Duncan, for S Acres on Gibbins Road, lyi miles the past three months, has returned to distant from Dimcan, 2 acres under her home in Vancouver. Boost YOUR Luck by Usin? enltivatioii, portion planted in Major \V. H. Havwsrd left for Eng­ TO OUR CREAM SHIPPERS strawberries, good water supply. land on Sunday after a brief visit to || OUR Line of Rods, Lines, Flies, and Spoons. Four>room house and woodshed. Duncan. On Friday, accompanied by II TO SAVE TIME Chickmi booses, etc. Price 11.840. Miss Violet Hayward, he visited Mr. Terms. and Mrs. \V. E. Scott, Ganges. \Vc have cvci ’>'thing the fisherman need.s and wants. Come in any 20 Acres, more or lesit. close to Some- Mr. Harry Firth has opened up a noe Station, of which 9 acres are barber shop in the Quamichan hotel, i time and bi*ow.^c around. cleared. 5 acres slashed, family or­ Danc|^. He has recently been in COME EARLY chard, excellent supply of water business in Victoria and before going There is no block between 8 and 10 n.m. \\v know the be.st fishing holes and will tell you about them, from Bpringj and welL Six-room there worked in London. Uitglatul. dwelling, bam, chicken houses, etc. Stock included. Offered at low price Miss Bartlett Cowichan Station, has w SPOftTS.MEN’S HE.ADQUARTERS of $6,000. Terms. left It The Leader office samples of eggs which their hens have been l.iy- Ing. Four of these eggs weighed ex ­ OFFICE: STATION STREET actly four ounces each and all are Office Phone 37 Feed Phone NOW 242 DUNCAN. well formed. [H.F.PREV0ST, STATIONER PHONE 245 Mrs. C. R. Young Bazett. Qiiam- ichan Lake, underwent an operation for appendicitis in Duncan hospital It was a iiniqur picture with a «>ctting early on Saturday morning. She is vt ry diffiTvni fnmi the u>nal type of making very satisfactory progress to­ NORTH COWICHAN iilms. It was followed hy a most wards recovery. MAPLE BAY ainusiuc comedy ''Spirits" with .Mr. IF YOU ONLY KNEW Mr. Michael Sirong. an employee of Council Declines To Deal With and Mrs. Carter dc Hawn as the the James I.ogging Company, is a Hotel License Suggestion .stars. of the Bargains that we have you would sure pay us a visit. patient at Duncan hospital as the re­ t >n Mon*lay and Tuesday the new Bouse and two lots, with good well. sult of an accident when felling a tree serial “With Stanley in .A.rica," he- Congolcum Mats ...... •nt. »2.r.. *3.00 Rarely has North Cowichan council Price $500. Terms. on Saturday. He is suffering from a g.in, Thi- is a t'niwisal picture with Japanese Mats ...... SOf. 73<. *I--,0 fracture and is very badly bruised. had so little business to transact as oo- George Walsh and Louise Lorainc as Hummocks, from ______Monday afternoon. the >tars. It is one of the historical ----- Five Lots, nicely situated close to Another Duncan landmark pa-sed vha|>ter-plays that is now receiving so Camp Cots, from ...... - __ ------$1.30 on Tuesday morning when workmen Only two letters were brought up. much favour among parents and Mattre»>.ses for same...... ____$3.00, $l..50 beach. $150 each, on terms. cut down the tree—of Noah's ark de­ .A request from the Women's Benevol ­ teachers. Camp Chair.,, from,. ______$4.50 sign-near the corner of Craig and ent association. Chcmaimis. for the Kenneth streets. The red flowering McClary ’.s Tao-Bumcr Oil Stove $2240 use of the court lio«-e for two even­ Mr. Walter K. Rlyihe. of the Rank hawthorn at the corner is to be sparcil, Remnants of Linoleum, at per square yard 90t ings per month, was granted. of .Montreal. Chillmack branch, is on it seems. his annual two weeks holiday and is Kitchen Chairs, at______$1.45 The Rev. F. L. Stephenson, who. in Mr. .A. E. Collycr. Hf«rseshoe Bay visiting his parent-. Mr. and Mrs. \V. DUNCAN 1914. succeeded Canon Leakey as vicar Inn. Chemainus. rc'iuested the council E. ISlytbe, Qiiauiichuii I.ake. SPECIAL to lake up with the attorney general Two Nicely FnrnUhed Boniu to of Quamichan and Cowichan. has re­ signed his appointment. .At meetings his suggestion of giving hole* keepers Mr. r)wm Graham was taken to Full Size IVhite Enamel Bed.stead, Link Spring and Fi !t Maltrcj.*, a special license to sell tobaccos, etc., tent for June, July, and August. {during his recent visit the question Duncan liovpital on Sunday and is complete, only $29.30 of a successor was taken up by the as he had prcviou-ly suggested. The -till a patient there. He is making bishop with the parishioners affectcil. iiieniber.s, however, did not think the giKill progress. rouneil was the body to start such an Mr. C. W. O'Neill has rcsigneil his agitation. pnsisilion...... as accountant - in the Cow- . .Five ... ___safely...... signal reflectors...... are to ichan Merchants’ Limited »tore. Dun- bo purchased as :i trial <»rder. These SAND HEADS TIDE TABLES H. W. DICKIE can. in order to devote more time toUvill be placed on some of the dangcr- his own business, his office being injous corners of the municipality, R. A. THORPE PHONE 111 that of Ml. K. F. Duncan. Mr. G. R. I .-\ report came to ihc council that MAY I'ltingham has succeeded Mr. O'Neill certain parties proposed to haul b“‘ FURNITURE STORE on the Merchants staff. from Edgsnii's swamp at Maple Ray to Miss \’iolct £. Marsh, who left Dun­ Westholmc Station via Crofton. This iisi" is a journey of over four miles and on liiim... can hospital about a year ago to fin­ ish her training at the Royal Jubilee a road which, in parts, is very narrow. '■""'li! STEWART ho'-pital.lio-pital. Victoria,\ letoria. is visiting friendsirienus Step- will...... be •r'",taken” to sec that •the , .. ^ ~_...... cl... I...,* MONUMENTAL very andtrrsAta.spai has been a patient at the Reeve .Aitkcn was in the chair and ,~SSaf,; Hell hospital for some months past. Councillors .Ashby. Rivett-Carnac and Chrmalnut. Lidjrtmith. and Osborne WORKS, LTD. Meiizirs were present Clr. Green has llliiirr "hBh w‘tJr"l8m:*Lower'lo' Miss M. IC. Wallace, representing ^ laid up for some time at his rcsi- J»m: Half Tidn 20m. Write us for Prices Ted Inlet. Seankh J i-llifber Ilkh the Dominion Chautauqua, arrived in ; dence on C.ibhin-. road and was unable Wai 14ra; Lover Low 'atrr JSm: Half before purchasing elsewhere. Duncan on Friday. She lia- lM.*rn j to attend. He is reported to be im Ti.lre 32n.. BATHING

The Time too!1 is Paeifie Standard, for llie 1401 MAY ST.. VICTORIA, B. C. C'^mlucting a story hour at the public | proving in health. Meridit rr«l. It U eounltil from 0 to Alex. Stewart. Monager. school every ilay -iiice. During thel -- — ------24 hours, irom midnight to m^dright.midright. The Chaiiiauqiia. which opens at the -\g-1 AT OPERA HOUSE ficuffA for height «rrTe to di-lmgu.»h llikh Representative: rieuhnral hall tomorrow, special pro- | L. C. BROCKWAY. DUNCAN \:sion will be made for sup'-rvised; pluy by an expert. Film Version of Churchill Novel — Stanley In Africa TO THE PEOPLE OF ------Mr. (icrald .A. Tisdail. wh*» left for CAPS

Hong K««ng. China. last year, has We have the very lalv.-t f;ul.- in P.athing Cap-. iK'eii appointed general manager in the Rased on om* of the bi -t known ami I Orient of the .Asia Ranking Corpora- most widely read novels of recent Chemainus, Pricctl from L C. BROCKWAY iiion with headquarters in Shanghai, years. "The Inside of the Cup." by FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND j Mrs. Tisdall. who i^ at present with Winston Churctiill. tlic film version Westhofane& Districts him. rcceiilly accompanied him on a I have a Scvcn-Pa.s.«:engcr Mc­ $2.50 TO 25 ( ENTS EMBALMER trip to Pekin. Tientsin and Hankow. shown in Duncan Opera House last tveek end. was very favourably re­ Laughlin Cur for hire. Mill meet Will Relieve You of oil .\Vorrying She expects to return to her home at trains daily at Chemainus. Details. Someiios this month. ceived. Careful Attention Given to all Fourteen liahics were brought by It dealt largely with the hypocrisy THE ISLAND DRUG CO. ttieir mothers to the well hahy clinic existing among a wealthy congrega­ Cases Prepared for Shipment tion of a city rlitirch and showed how B. McNICHOL held in the Cowichan Women's In­ PHONE 65 CHEMAINUS DISPENSING CHEMISTS Telephone (Ni^t or Day) 844 stitute rooms, DuiiCan. on Friday af­ some of the chief vestrymen conducted their unscrupulous business mcibo.ls. DEVELOPING PHINTING ENLARGEMENTS Ingram and Craig Streets, Duncan ternoon. Dr. Primrose Wells was in PHONE 212 P. 0. BOX 307 attendance and was assisted hy the two Health Centre nurses. Miss Farrer and Mis.s Bray, in the work of examination. Mrs. F. S. Leather served afternoon tea. COAL AND Hiere’s Just One Way Professor W. T. McDonald, pro­ to get ALL the news about vincial live stock commissioner, was in Satisfactory Printing COKE WOMEN’S the district at the latter part of last every section of the Cow­ week to buy—*f he could get them— Some men uy they are ex ­ We stock GENUINE ENGLISH “K” OXFORDS ichan district and the Holstein and Jersey pure bred calves tremely pleatei! with the work Lump, Washed Nut, Blacksmith, —for call club purposes. On his folks who live there— done in oor office. We certainly and Anthracite Brooder CoaL AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE ambulations be visited Glenora. where Also Coke. he expressed great satisfaction with do our beet to carry oot our cat- Women ’.* Genuine Engli.-h "K" Om'oiiIs, in bhirk or brown calf-kin, SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR the type of Bcrk.shirc pig he saw at militar>’ or cuban hit-l.-. ideal for strvvl wear 2' to s. tomert* withet. We do work Sold by the sack or ton. OWN HOME PAPER Mr. \V. Waldon's farm. Extra Spiriul Price at S7.30 a pair. which will be e credit to os and Leave your orders at the office, The practice of the potlatch amoti., Jaynes’ Block (HJV. Dickie). the In^iqn*; was the subject of a iource of—------lution in winch the conference <»f In­ Phone 111. ------MEN’S WORK UO’OTS'AT* dian workers of the Methodist church SATISFACTION in ctinfercnce in Vancouver last week, TO CUSTOMERS. Queen Margaret ’sSchool viewed it with alarm and rejoiced in SPECIAL PRICE FOR ONE W EEK BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL the movement to abandon it. 'I'lic Experience, tkill and every me­ "Lcckie's Skookum," Men'.- Oil Tan Work Root-, »e\vn .'iml nailul -oh--. FOR GIRLS Rev. W. H. Gibson. Koksilali. led a The Duncan .-Irongly throughout, half U*llow- tongue, loather coun*.- discussion on the moral code as it af­ chanical facility enable us to do er.- and back >^trap, ab.-olutely guaranttiil, i>iz('- d to 11. Piepantory Class for Boys fects the native tribes rnd a paper was artistie and up-to-date priming. Spivial Price, S5..59 a pair. under 10. read by the Kcv. J. h*. Rcndic at this AR Subjects. Musie and Dandng. conference, Please calL Coal Depot K Brogue.- for Mon and Women. High Cla.-- Shoo Ripai.ing l»one. For particulars apply ,A most interesting lecture on the W. T. CORBISHLEY MISS DENNY, R.R.C., or Incas of Peru wa> delivered hy the The Cowichan Leader MISS GEOGHEGAN, BJ^. Rev. G. Smith in the Presbyterian Proprietor DUNCAN. B. C. church. Duncan. last Monday night. The lecturer had had many ycar>' con­ BECKWITH'S SHOE STORE tact with this ancient people and knew the country well. The views OPPOSITE 1 EADER OFFICE. were extremely good and gave one some idea of the magnificence of the scenery even at ten ami twelve thous­ and feet above sea level. The Rev. .A F. Munro presided and a’-oiu sixty DIAMONDS attended. PublicAuction COWICHAN MEAT MARKET We have a nice selection of soli­ DEATH Under instruction.^ from G. C. Plowman. Esq., latr of Duncan. taire diamonds and diamonds com­ I will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION in the old Agricultunil Hall, Dun­ Olsen.—Wc regret to annniince the can, on bined with rubies or sapphires, death at the hospital of the Sacred Heart. Spokane, on Saturday, of Mrs. DO NOT WORRY YOURSELF mounted in the new engraved Mabel (.)lc.-en. youngest daughter of THURSDAY, JUNE IST Mrs. G. Hrownsey, Duncan. Mra. Hou.«ekcci)cr About Your Moat Being Tender and Eatable. mountings that are very suitable The deceased had been unwell for at 140 p.m., the following: — some time and w*as taken to the hos­ SITTING ROOM—Bookrhflves, Oak Arm Chair. Music Cabinet, Buy from us and you will bo sure of getting only the best and as engagement rings. pital. where she died suddenly of Gramophone and 60 Records, Fireguard, Inlaid Table, Rug, 8x4-6, perfectly fresh. spinal mcningitus. She leaves to Mahogany Arm Chair, Bosketwork Desk, Office Swivel Chair. Also weddings in the plain and mourn her loss her husband and little DIKING ROOM—Round Extension Table. Two Small Tables, Boiling Beef ^ ^ Pot Roasts *) ^ ^ daughter, living in St Andrews. new engraved styles. Washington, two sisters in England, Sofa, Heater, Sideboard with Mirror, Curate, Dinner Set, Singer Corned Beef [ 12K- LB. ( 15^- LB. her mother and one sister and brother Sew'ing Machine, Books, Pictuies, etc. Dripping J Stewing Beef ; in Victoria and two brother. Mr. A. J. THREE BEDROOMS-Two Dressing Table.s with Mirrors. Brownsey and Mr. A. F. Brownsey. Chest of Drawers, Two Cane-Seated Chairs, Three Washstands, Two SPECIAL—Pure Pork Sausage, 25# per tb. living in Duncan. White Enamel Beds with Springs and Mattresses, Brussels Carpet Above prices are for Cash and Carry, and hold good every day. Mr. and Mrs. .A. J. Brownsey have 10x12, Bath Rug, Two Toilet Sets, Nine Spring Blinds. just icturned from Spokane, where KITCHEN—Large Kitchen Table, Kitchen Buffet, Four Dining DAVID SWITZER they were just in lime to see Mrs. Chairs, Electric Iron, and a quantity of Glas.c. Wood, Tin, Iron, and Olesen before her death. The de­ Enamel Kitchen and other ware. Gent.’s Bicycle and other goods. JEWELER ceased was well known and respcctrd in this district The funeral took C. BAZETT, AUCTIONEER C. B. MAINS Opposite Bank of Montreal pUce at St Andrew's, Washington. PHONE 18 P. 0. BOX >25 The deepest sympathy is felt for the PHONE 156 Y DUNCAN bereaved family. THB COWICHAN LEADER, DUNCAN. VANCOUVER ISLAND. B. C •nmnday, May 2Sth, 1922.

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prize with a very neatly finished gar­ mcmher.s of the Board of Trade were of 7—1 for Sunday bports. Since all day. and talk all night.** This is ment. In the judges* opinion every present at the meeting held at Cobble Sunday there has been an outbreak of not "local news.” but is taken from COBBLE HILL article was worthy of a prize. SHAWNIGAN LAKE Hill on Wednesday. Much useful foot and mouth disease—they walk Ihe Herald. Saltcoats. Saskatchewan. < »n Friday and Saturday afternmins No Clashing Allowed—Recipro­ business was transacted and a large Board of Trade—Girl Guides' there was a hcc formeil at the Com- number of Shawnigan names appear city-Brightening Up on the various committee. Ingenuity — Bee mnnil.v hall, with Mrs. T. P. Barry in charge, to clear and burn up all the Considerable interest is being shown ruhhish. On Saturday afternoon The proposal of the J.n.A.,\. to in the forthcoming visit to Shawnigan llic liuiiour in the gilt o! Girl Guides. Brownies and Boy hold a regatta on July 1st at Shawni- Mrs. Huntleyll^ Green_____ and___ M BLUNT RAZORS RE-SHARPENED tJic Duncan pM»artl of Trade has thi> Scouts hcli>cd in the work. gun I.,ake was taken up by the direct­ Gideon Hick*. .Their musical recital TO THAT SMOOTH, LASTING, CLEAN SHAVING EDGE or* of the S.L.A..\. and it was un­ is next Monday. year fallen on Mr. -_alwavs .hfdd jheir that J.sidy M-not allo;?«4-*«-lag. Mrs. “1^ lioni»rai’v* “k?\Triary ontic local muuil.s^p^pr.vhjrr^.rr^- SirJ'Wph*?' ■ gatta on that date, it would he unfair W. R. Rlford has placed her beaulifuj I'raiu'li ami -«> iniimuted at la^t Wed- hospital. Victoria. to stage any event that would cla*h home at the disposal of the LadieV mxlay ’s mertinu here. Trihutc to his harry'FHITH with that most enjoyable event, par­ Aid for a musical evening early in wi rk was voiced liy Mr. S. .1. Heald. ticularly so a* a number of Shawnigan BARBER, QUAMICHAN HOTEL fBASEMENT). Cid K. T. Oldham, chairman, pre­ June. COWICHAN BAY people arc making arrangements to The contractors have about finished sided. and there were |•^c9^nl Col. Late Victoria, B. C., and London, W., England. attend the Cowichan Bay regatta ami painting the S.L.A..\. hall. Its con ­ lardley Wilmot. the Rev. \\‘. J. the dance that follows. spicuous position on the lakeside Oewe. Messrs. It. O. Breton. G. R. High Life—Waterfront Property Four car loads of young people catches the eye of all and one feels Bonner. H. I*. O l-arrell. S. J. Heald. Sale—Visitors journeyed to Duncan on Friday -ven- that prosperity has returned to Shaw­ ^ieorge Kingsley. G. S. Cihson and, J. Ford. ing to attend the I.O.D.R. hall. It nigan again—at least that is the "auto The ragic.s that have been dining $o Is whi*pcrcd that several of tho>e *uggestion. ’* ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RAILWAY Mr. Breton was appointed honorary well lately have decided to take up a who formed the party did so to show Read Deira secretary with C'ol. Rardlcy \Vilim»t their appreciation of the generous "The road to the golf links being 17.40 permanent residence on Cowichan as assistant. patronage given to the Bachelor^ ’ impassable (except by boat), local 16.1$ Mr. Kings!.y reported that the 16.00 lUy. and have erected a very desirable halt hy the Duncan re*idents. 'rhis golfers got busy and had a 5 hole 1S.4L Shaunigan-Mill Bay road uas now proi>crty on the fifth floor of one of is the right kind of reciprocity. course made on the agricultural 1S40 I*eing Used l»y carv A truck and two Mr. C. Wallich’s largest fir trees. .\ goodly number of Shawnigan grounds, following up Victoria ’> lead I 1 1440 teams were working on it. Mr Heald 14.$$ Vi-.itor.s to the hay include Mrs. Eli 1$.4I slated that some work was heing done ...... Parksvm* iunction ...... —— ____ 12.19 on the Sutmiiit r»iad. It wa^ decided Rlliotl and her two hoy*, who arc iS vci Duncan for Courirnay ilatly at 11.07. |o ha\e a meeting of the parties in­ staying Nvitli Mr. D. F. Johnston; and ?;;;s iving Duncan,...... Tuetday.... Thursday and Saturday,.. 11.07, arrives at the Misses Crump.,the guests of Mr. Port ,Al>AIbcmi att 16.50. terested and get aelion concerning thei Train leaves Port Albcroi Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at 10 a.m., aod Shawnigan -clio..| corner impr.oe- and -Nlfs .\. Tophain. who are on their connrrtt with through train at Parksville Junction to Victoria. • way |i» Ivnglanil from New Zealand. iiit lit. Tram for Cowichan Lake leave* Duncan Monday. Wednesday and Saturday, Property is again changing hands 11.15. 1.raves Cowichan Lake 14.10. arriving Ihincan. 15.10. .\ rc‘|«e-t w ill I • made for trout frj* DO YOU KNOW? R. C. PAWCRTT, AgcnL______L. D. CHgTHAM, DiatMat. Paaa. AgauL for release in Sliawiiigan I.ake. .-\r- <»non the water frontfront. Mr. C. Wallich Tangements at Shawnigan station are ha- negotiated the sale of "The Out­ THAT WE CARRY A GOOD STOCK OF ngain the snhject «»f need for improve- look. ” owned hy Mr. F. B. Pemher- t«>n. to Mr. F. .\. W. Cox. who came iiienl. DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES Inspector .'Stewart was in the d'S- up here recently in hi« launch from triet las! Nveck and inspected the Coh- Victoria. Wc list hereunder a few items picked at random. Some resident* were inclined to Ik* EASTBOUND SUMMER EXCURSIONS Me Hill school. He f«iund everything Bayer ’s Asperin, pkg., 25< and 50f Lime Water Tablets, per bot., 25^ alarmed hy the Maze last ^-riday at Front VANCOUVER and VICTORIA satisfactory. Mr. \V. M. Fleming, who “NoDniCo ” Hcaaacne Wafers, Eno ’s Fruit Salt, per bottle — 85f the lop of the Buena Vista hill but is .ilways a very welcome visitor. als. Abbey’s Fruit Salts, 35f and 7l>i^ WINNIPEG (P79 AA DULUTH were reassured when they were told per pkg...... -...... 25^ visited the scho.d la-^t week. Some Kruschen Salts . ------70f that this was an ofTtcial c >nflagration. Dr. Fellows* Syrup ------SI.50 MINNEAPOLIS sT. PAUL <.f ihe pupils have since been going Burdick Blood Bitters ...... Sl.OO Sal Hcpatica _ _ _ ------4^ CHICAGO . $86.00 LONDON . . $113.75 r<*itnd buying broody hens. California Syrup of Figs „ 60f Epsom Salts, bulk, per lb. —ISf DETROIT . $105.65 TORONTO. . $113.76 .Mr. S. G. W'^lley has his green­ Sir William Beach Thomas, repre­ Hydrogen Peroxide, 4-oz. bot., 25^ Emulsified Cocoanut Oil, for the NIAGARA PALLS. .$120.65 house nearly finished and the plants senting The Times and Daily Mail. Hydrogen Peroxide, 8-oz. bot., 50^ shampoo ------50f London, visited Co^wichan Lake on MONTREAL. . $132.76 QUEBEC . . $141J0 s« l out. He was ready for the glass Powdered Sulphur, per tb...... I5< Listerine, per bottle ------35# . $160.30----- HAHALIFAX . Wednesday last. On Thursday he ST. JOHN __ — $166.96 two weeks ago hut the shipnirtit was Hird's Almond Honey Cream, 60< Phillip’s B&ilk of Magnesia —60# passed through Duncan en route to BOSTON . . $158.35 delayed. The building is 100 feet hy 20 Lanoline, for Chapped Hands, Pond ’s Cold Cream, jars------50# $147.40 Westholme. where he was the guest of NEW YORK. . $U feel. per tube------25f Steedman’s Teething Powders, 25# Mr. F. L. Hutchinson. On Friday $13.00 ndditional for ocean trip between Victoria and Prince Rupert. The Girl Guides had a very inter- Absorbent Cotton, i-tb. pkg., 35f Sunset Dyes, all colours ------15# morn'ng Mr. H. W. Bevan piloted On sale daily to August 31st Final return limit October 81st 4-sling meeting last Saturday when Absorbent Cotton, i-lb. pkg., 65f Dyola Dye.s all colours, pkg., 10# Ihe flour sack garment competition him on a motor drive before he left Choice of Routes, Stopovers, and Side-trips. was judged hy Mrs. Frayoe and Mrs. on the morning train for the north. H. W. DICKIE, Agent — — — DUNCAN, B. C. McDonnell. They had no easy task Lord Korthclifle has sent Sir William KINGSLEY BROS. in awarding the prizes. out here to write of conditions and op ­ Ctuide Mary Robinson carried oft portunities for settlement. Mr. A. G. GENERAL BiERCHANTS, SHAWNIGAN LAKE. the first prize for a blouse, which was Spencer, of the CP.R.. Vancouver, ac­ Canadian Nafional Railiuaqs PhoDOi 21R2,17L4. heautifully made and embroidered. companied the famous war corres­ Guide Aiinic Boulding took second pondent. ThttruUy, M»y 25th, 1922. THE COWICHAN LEADER, DUNCAN, VANCOUVER ISLAND, R C.

On the evening a parishioners' J. B. GREEN meeting was arranged to take place mm STATION at the C.A.A.C. hall at aeven o ’clock, TENNIS to be lollowed by a meeting in aid of RACQUETS AND BALLS I at To Retain Coveted Trophy VICTORIA B.C. LAND SURVEYOR the Forward Movement, at both of Office: —BUhop ’t Viait which the bishop was present. Some eighty people attended the FISHING Whittomc Block, DUNCAN, B. C. Cowichan Station ii out to win Forward Movement meeting. The James Bay Hotel Large Stock of English Flie.elieved that last year ’s tnan’s house on Somenoi I^ke for the The Canadian Bank of Commerea. Success was very largely due to the next two months. He is in residence The City of Duncan. kind assistance of Mr. R. M. Palmer there now. Mr. Acland captained the liod Mr. L. W. Huntington. He per­ Wanderers’ Rughy football team last All Satisfied Customers sonally recommended that early prep­ season. On Saturday last he played know the arations be made. He also saw the on the Shawntgan team when they Auto Express absolute necesssity of obtaining an met the >ccnnd eleven of the Cowichan PHONE 52 FOR RESERVATIONS All Kinds of Express Work. eRicient organizer. Cricket club in Duncan. CITY MEAT MARKET Furniture Removing. Light Hauling Th^ meeting was then called upon Handles nothing but the to el' -'t a committee, among whose BEST GRADES OF MEAT. C H. ARMOUR lutie» it will he to 6nd an organizer. AT PHILLIP’S TYRE SHOP Mr. R. M. Palmer. Mr. 1. O. Averill Arc you one of them? Phone 16 Houte Phone 121 L and )fr. G. Owens consented to act. If not, why not? tnder pressure, and Mrs. L. Knocker, FOR SALE who. unfortunately was not present, 's to be approached. This committee COWICHAN BAY P/\TTERSON.CHANDLER& STEPHEN L “ Opposite Post Office nas power to add and all further ar- A Well Built Cottage, commanding Auto Express '^ngements are to be left in its hands. grand view, contains four rooms, Comer 16'^Av^•..& MainStTI E. STOCK ' Sonic discussion on finance followed with verandah and woodshed. Proprietor. Hauling of all descriptions. 'pd it w'as decided to ask for guaran­ Stands in about threequarters of VANCOUVER BC tors for the amount of expenditure an acre. n th»* e\*ent of Cowichan falling to vin the prize. Colonel Mackie moved Price 62.000.90 F. B. Carbery hat direct <«ubscription would leave m he hands of the committee freer and COWICHAN STATION LARGEST MONUMENT WORKS IN THE WEST Phone SOO.City Cigar Store ijmself volunteered to find at least Four-roomed Cottage and Garden. X subscribers donating ^o dollars WRITE US FOR DESIGNS AND PARTICULARS BUILDING ach. This offer was acc^WMl and it Price 61,500.00 OP ALL KINDS. House Phone 160 Y as resolved to form a colIeCTthg com- Modem Houses, Saniury Bares. littee to take in subscriptions and C. WALUCH Chicken Houses or Alterations, uarantees. all gc»the same prompt attentloii. The following were nominated as BmI Eitat* ud Inranne, Afoit, ollectors; Colonel Mackie. Major CHOICE ACREAGE AT SOMENOS Estimates furnished. DUNCAN BARBER SHOP .angtey. Messrs. V. Ragshasvr. M. COWICHAK STATION. E. A N. R. Vilson. J. E. K. Burnett, J. Long- ourne and Miss G. Beaver. They STATION O. 0. BROWN Shampooing. Contnetor end Bnilder, ere given three weeks in which to Excellent Soil Electric Massage. Head Treatment. lake their collections, (so now. Cow- P. O. Box 33 DUNCAN. B. C. fhan Station, it is up to you not to 20 to SO Acre Blocke. Price Low. Eaqr Term*. 0 the other way when you see any of lem coming!) MAYEA & VAUX A. L. SPURRIER It was recommended that the CONTRACTORS A HUILDEBS Practical Tuner and Repairer ench local be asked to co-operate in PEMBERTON & SON of Pianos and Player fianoa. icouraging interest in the exhibit and Hottm Moving, VICTORIA All Work Guaranteed. is sincerely hoped that everyone in Alteration,, Bopaita. OR DUNCAN REALTY AGENTS, te district will take some part in in­ P. 0. Box 485. uring its success again this year. The Every Job Gete Prompt Attention. Office: Opposite Leader Office. eeting was then adjourned until the Estimates Free. lird Saturday in .August. HIGH CLASS The Bishop of Columbia paid a reek-end visit to the district. There BoxS46 DUNCAN Phone 262 Y PICTURE FRAMING ■ere eight candidates for confirmation in all styles. h Sunday morning at St. Andrew’s F. A. MONK 1 whom he gave an eloquent and amest address on “Faith.” Photographer and Picture Framer Their names are Edith and Ruth Duncan. B. C. Valcot Patsv and Nancy Mowhray. F. C. MOSS Statistics recently compiled show that British Columbia has osie Pannell. Marjorie Gell.,Char- HOUSE DECORATOR, Ae. more telephones to population than any other province of Canada. Inside Work a Specialty. Mtf Weeks and Winnie Mcarns. It is to maintain this enviable record that extensions of outside plant COULTER BROS. The B'shop spent Sunday night as First Class Workmanship. SATURDAY SPECIALS and central office equipment arc constantly being made, and this PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL ie guest of the Rev. F. L. Stephenson DUNCAN, or Phone 149 L. nd Monday night as that of Mr. H. year large expenditures are planned. Facilities for adequate tele­ Pot Roasts, per Ih------12!^, AND METAL WORK. V. May. phoning are always kept up to top notch, with the result that our Boiling Beef, per ...... lOe VIOLIN TUITION whole system is in excellent condition, and we are in a position at Sausage, 2 Ihs...... 33, Phan. 197. Houm Fhon. 199. DRURY PRYCE all times to supply service when the rcque.st is made. Mutton, Shoulder, per n>. 20, Will be in Duncan on Friday and Loin, per th.------30, Saturday in each week. B. CHURCHILL Studio at Mrs. Grassie’s residence. BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Legs, per lb...... — 30, Whm yon think of boilding, BOY’S...... For terms write Lamb, Shoulder, per th. . 30, call m. up for prices on 410 Hibben-Bone Block, Victoria, B.C. Loin, per R.------40, No. 1 Lomlwr, Shiplap, Shingles, ate. Legs, per II...... 10, BICYCLE PHONE 183 McKinnon Road, Duncan. 20-inch Franc.

Good Order. Doocan Meat Market J. Ho FRY, Proprietor. PHONE 275. OVER 30 YEARS $2^ cadi ; m.M tema At the Public Scrx'icc in Cowichan as Funeral Director. DUNCAN’S CASH GROCERY R. H. WHIDDEN

If you are thinldog of PHILLIP’S Phone 74 R. Night Phone 74 F. : JAMES DUNCAN, PROPRIETOR : CYCLE STORE Building: Subteribo for Houses, Bams. Garages, etc. THE LEADER Consult B & K Rolled Oats, 20-lb. sack----- ,95c Carnation Mush, per tube______25c E.W. Lee Wheatlets, per sack------^40c Ready Cut Macai oni, 2 lbs. for ----25c D. TAIT STOVE WOOD BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR FOR FINE SHOE REPAIRING _ S2.SI a Rick Roman Meal, per pkt------34c Libby’s Soup, 7 tins for ...... _.S1.00 BOX 293 DUNCAN Special Rates on 20 ricks or more. Phillip’s Soles and Heels. Buckwheat Flour, Peacock Brand, Finest Table Vinegar, 3 quart bottles Ncolin and Rubber Soles. Good Wood and per pkt.------50c for ------50c l.T.S. Rubber Heels. Prompt Delivery Guaranteed. Harness Repairs a Specialty. Apply VAUX BROS. Purity Rolled Oats, per tube----- .25c Clothes Pegs, 3 dozen for ______25c OUR Wc can fix anything in leather. P. O. Box 546, Duncan. B’usqds (Soap Flakes), large pkt, 25c INOIEASING CRAIG STREET, DUNCAN. Leave orders at Powel ft Macmillan BUSINESS Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Asparagus, Cucumbers, Head Lettuce, Cress, Is The Best Evidence Fresh Tomatoes. Of Our Rpliability. TEA You ShouM Try FOR KETTLE FRESH X:RUMPETS EVERY FRIDAY PLASKETT’S Open Daily, 11.46 to 6. GARBAGE Open Saturdays to 7 pju. for MEAT MARKET the serving of Light Suppers. Duncan. Lunches—46#. COLLECTION TEAS ANY TIME, PLASKETT A DAVIES Orders taken for catering. PHONE 180 —WE DELIVER Proprietora Upstairs—Odd Fellows* Blo^ PHONE 287. PHONE 269 Phone 199. DUNCAN THE COWICHAW LEADBB, DUNCAN, VANCOUVER ISLAND, B. C. Thnriday. May 25th. 192f

ed in the middle of the floor and. by light, the shades over the different the side of an extra large open fire bulbs being very artistically coloured. AT MAPLE BAY place, is a wooden screen with a very Mr. A. H. Coulter* r installed the Dclco pretty brocaded blue lining, the same automatic light and water plant. “Maple Inn" Opens—Excellently material being utilized for the cur­ The staining inside the building has PERFECTION COOKING STOVES Equipped—Description tains. been carried out in foldea oak on the .•\friean spears and unique imple­ flooring, and dailc brown half way up ments of war are found around the BLUE FLAME La-.! WTfk saw the ntttcial npriitnf; tbe wall m the dminn room, the rest TOMREEYES lounge, while the back entrance door, being calsomined. The stairs arc One-Burner, each . $9.00 of itu* “Miiplc Imt*', thv ru.‘U‘ hotel :it which also leads into the lounge, has covered with ^ ligltt brown coloured Two-Burner, each . -|25;ob and IllisO CASH GROCER Mauti* Bay. the propfk-tors of which a panelled effect. druggeL Three-Burner, each — — ^S'2! arc Mr. R. K. Macbran and Mr. L. A. To the left of the lounge, as one Mr. J. C. E. Henslowe was the Single Ovens for Oil Stoves enters by the front dot»rs. is a dim­ architect and Mr. E. W. Lee had the ------DoubleOvens * for- Oil Stoves- . ------S” TRY EMPRESS TEA S. Cole. inutive but compact office and. ad­ contract for the building. Perfection Wicks, each ______S6f The huildinR i»ccu|»ies one of the best joining it are the private quarters of Some seventy people viewed the new Kindlcrs for Florence Sto\*es, each ______sitesi at this favourite holiday resort Mr. and Mrs. Mact>ean. consisting of hotel on Wednesday of last week. Ekko, Solid Alcohol, 2 tins...... 60c per lb. and coimnands an excellent view from a sitting room and a bedroom. They were entertained to tea by the Ekko Outfits, each And Save the Coupons for Prises practically every side, 'riie Mutside of Over on the jipposite side, with proprietors. Kilpest, for the Garten7"peT bottie .iOf and $1.00 the buildinc has Keen painted Kr«»wn magnificent window space and com­ Colonel and MrS. H. H. Dobbie re­ Makes 4 gallms and 8 gallons of Spray with a red roof, while the gahlc manding a very fine vtew of the bay. turned to their home here at the week Insecticide, for the Soil, per lb. PHONE 70 corners are painted Krovvn and while, is the dining room. Here individual end. after spending the winter in Cali­ Kills Cabbage Mamt, Cutworms, etc., etc. THE HANDY CORNER, rrinindinu one of some of the old inns tables have been placed, with leather fornia. Mrs. Dobbie is much bene- Cleanso Wash Tablets, for the Housewife, per box of the Knglish countryside. sealed chairs to accompany them. htted in health hy the change. DUNCAN .‘\ very spacious verandah faces the dumb waiter has been instklled. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Rolston. of An­ sea. and of the same si/e as the N’exi to it is the kitchen, equipped tigua. have rented Mrs. E. B. Fry's lounRc. 30 ft. by |K ft. On either *ide with a large range, and hard hy are a summer home for tw*o months and are of the...... Verandah arc Ioiik fliKhtof pantry with sinks, shelves for crock- now in residence there. Dr. Rolston steps Iradinc dow*n to what wilt, in TV. and the .store room. is a son of Dr. P. W. Rolston. R.N., HADDEN’S B«»od lime, be a very jneturesque gar­ Another room near at hand can he who lives with his daughter. Mrs. P. den. At present a shale path has used for reading, smoking or writing T. Skrimshire. Quamicnan Lake. CASH HARDWARE CITY been bordered by large rocks and one purposes. SECOND-HAND STORE | or two lieds have been planted out. Views from Bedrooms OUR WEST COAST It is the intention of the owners t< I’psiairs are ten bedrooms, all with PHONE 23 Agrieultarml Bui]ding, make this ground into a terraced gar­ their numbers plainly nailed up. two Mr. G. M. Catheart, of Alherni, is DUNCAN. B. C den. the lot being most suited for bathrooms and two linen cupboards. in the district going over the trails such an enterprise. It runs riglit Three of the bedrooms have small hal- and bridges >'ith the idea of ascertain­ down t«» the bearh where bathing ennies adjoining them and from these ing what work is necessary on them hnu-es and a boat house arc about to and from the rooms on either side a this season. He is to report to the SPECIAL PRICES be erecteil. F«»r the convenience of wonderful view can be obtained of department of public w'orks engineer. For Bargains see me at the abeva swimmers and others a float i» iwing the bay. .\nothcr room shows a peep -At the conference of Indian workers store. I buy goods for cash, seO moored opposite the Imlel. of the wharf. of the Methodist church in Vancouver B. C. HR 'HMBER Nicely Fumiahed X^onnge The Iwdrooms arc very simple but last week the Rev. J. Edward Rcndlc or exchange Furniture, Croeketr, One can enter the Inn by cither of neatly furnished. Each contains a contributed a paoer on "Indian Mar­ Implements, Tools, etc., etc. the folding d«iors on the verandah. bed. f>bir’s Glen t.f Corficlil .... 61689 1416 Apl. 19 W. A. Willett 10513 Melia Violet 2nd ...... 2.*I0527 4903 Mar. 29 Crofton Motor Boat J. Gaisford ___ 12.106 3 yi Forlorn Maiden ...... 312434 7142May J. Gaisford ...... 12517 3- 199 Bomiie Maiden 20 462 462 May PHONES 59 and 138 H. W. Be\*an - 13613 3 >TS. Happy Hollow Sarah 3.16425 7139Mar. 31 CmVICHAN and Repair Worb H. W. Bevan > 14.147 .1 yrs. Hippy Hollow Ruby . 17.1.190 4365Mar. 31 LAUNCHES H. W. Bevan .. 1.I20U .1 yrs. H.ippy Hollow Surprise . 1488103311 Mar. 31 STOCK BREEDERS’ Mrs. Paitson 1.1031 3 r.s. fJxford's ...... 61 83416264.8 Apl. 5 For Sale and Hire. Mrs. I'aitson ...... 11596 3-64 Culvennan Lass —...... 17462540045.8 Alp. 5 ASSOCIATION R.B. ANDERSON & SON TOWING. Mrs. P.iit«on ...... 148.R2 .1 vrs. St .Mawes 9iar Glow 14413413 Agentx for Fairbanks-Morse E. C. Corfield______ll%2 .1-102 Cirfield Interested Milly - 20480.160866.2 Mar. 27 Electric Light Plants. A. C. Johnston ______9976 3- 308 Plumbing & Tinsmithing I'aulinc Frederick...... 1.12674 40515.8 Apl. 23 WE HAVE SOME WELL BRED E. W. Hainmond ...... 12an Jane 25742,1 49257.4 Apl. 16 PURE BRED BERKSHIRES Fairbanks-Morse A. C. .Inhn.ton ...... IMS 4- l•.u^^ka195 Rose Oxford .... 18173555785.6 Apl. 23 A. & S. Matthew...... l.WI 4-346 l.ady Mandy Rose 3rd . 130892*4413 4.8 Apl. 24 Eight Weeks Old, Home Lighting Plants Mrs. Paitson ...... IWl 4 vrs. Foxball's Glitter of S. C . 411103*1433 .1.6 Apt 5 Mr^ Rradlry Dyne ..... Sn96 4- Girlie's277 Golden Goblet___ 1957214998 5.9 Mar. 24 FOR SALE. ;...... 4 vrs. Happy Hollow Hopeful.... 1097602740 4.5 Apl. 10 MILK— Mrs. r Domne ...... n.MI 4- F.iirburn119 Nutlcv Tone ...... 1362*3368 4.4 Mar. 25 ALSO OLDER SOWS BRED. Scientists sny vitamlnes are ab­ .I-.IO Oxford Ima Violet 893*8944 5.4 Apl. 24 solutely essential to growth and to R. Th^ntpsn" .*T!L::.-; mil, 5 vrs. Oxford Interested Trilby . 13 474474 the maintenance of health. Thus 6-{82 Proud Chiefs Beauty ___ .16.12539009Mar. W. M. FLEMING. growing children need fo^s con­ Mat. Plashes Poochie .1.176028.142 Mar. taining ritamines. And MILK is 5- 129 Violet of Deerfield . 1401003'47.19 Mar, Box 235, Duncan. A. E. GREEN the best food for that purpose. But 5 vrs. Warrior's Rose Maid 2nd . 1001318*4321 Apt be sure It is safe and clean. That G. H Tn„T,.„d ...... IWa 7 yrs. Adelaiile’s Vixen ...... - 147 8.164846 .Apt MJ3.T. assurance comos from Mat. mark Kid 2406106245 . Mar. ------Member of the — .l-.Vi2 F.in Fullvr's 2nd's Oxford . 27841841I H, WOOD, Institote of British Tailoring Townend ...... inSU 4-41 \ Hilet*- Foxy Raleigh ...... 10310310 Duncan Dairy, Duncan. Mat. Madam Vie 2nd ...... 174060646640 Mar. 31 LEGAL NOTICE 4 yrs. Happy Hollow Gold 4481011405.2 Mar. 31 LADIES' AND CENT.’S I- ""P’ 4- I.akrviru'102 R»*yal Lassie .1087887860 M.ay .1 HIGH CLASS TAILOR A. (. .I.dmston ...... l.Wil Mat. Parmelia Oxford ...... 8987525604.6 Apt 2.1 365 Monteith & CampbeD Old Peat Offlee Block, Duncan. Mat Potlnck of Deerfield 41 1034965 Barristers and Solicitors THE LATE 9 yrs. Milly \ ale Gem's 2nd ARTHUR HEMINGWAY .5 vrs. Vairn of the Glen ...... to all Courts of I.aw Ladies’ Garments Cut end Made 11 in British Columbia. IIP=; i Parmelia 3rd . in aU the Latest Fashions. 10 vrs. Brampton Ijidy Peer .15 10.19 1875 45 Apt 19 Notaries Public. CITY MARKET 11 vrs. Melba Alebel ...... 10 1020 1020 Suits from $45. A. & 5. Matthew. ... 7SM 5- 90 Offices; Moss Rose of S. H. F... 61 879 1904 4.6 Mar. 27 811-12 Central Bldg., and AUCTION Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ^Salcs^ver^^Tucsda^^d Friday. HOLSTEINS View Street, Williams Lake, 1- 310 Gloriana Artis . 1611178*7603 Victoria, B. C. B. C. Auction Soles arranged anywhera 2 >“TS. .^ihellybronk De Kol Canary . 3496609936 in B. C. is 2 yrs. Lady Maud Maxoo ...... 35781110735 Nothing too large or too smalL J.N. Evans & Son . 2- T-.nssle197 Maud 4tb ______2379.14*9429.\pi. J. H. BRAlTHWAITfi J. N. Evans & Son .. 2-4.1 i:«lna Belle . 180729*5663 Auctioneer — Victoria, B. C. A. & S. Matthews 2117 Torrence Artis of Corfield , 305.115*11064I iV’’- H. Bonsall 1 2 yrs. Tsii^sir Princess 4th 2401031*9390 LAYARD. SWAN & GAMBLE, W. J. S. Dry 2-175 \V.-s|Jndmr Princess T*atricia . 19512.18*8122 Limited L. I< S ** i Princess Floss Knrnoyke 365374105734,6Mar."g W. DOBSON General Engineers A. * S Matthew. Wimple .\hbekerk Corfield ~... 1971627**126183 6Anl.24 .1-146 It.nisv .\rtis of Corfield ...... PAINTER and PAPBRHANGER 741617*39903.2Anl. 21 Marine Railway and Machine Shop D. R. HATTIE i .1 yr«. Tsussi,. Belle Abbekerk ...... 1041293*49864.0Apl.29 Wallpaper and Glaaa Launches Bought and Sold. 4 yrs. Dnehess of AldTmere . 1831.1.18101983.8Apl.11 Dealer in 4 vrs. We-tboline Canary Belle . 1661426*10201.1.4Apl.21 Kalaominias Gasoline S7e per gal. Mat. Brooksby Clemena Belle ~— 2251318*13639.1.8Apl.21 Distillate. 29c per gal. FARM IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS W. J. S. Dry Mat Westholme Beauty 365.161*190363.3Mar.13 DUNCAN P-'Solly L. F. S *■ I Mat. 124 Phone 68 M, Sidney HARNESS, BARROWS S. C. P. Korndyke Lottie —. 11875.1083.3May3 A. & S. Matthews 5-1.16 Pauline Westport Wnlulu .... 801874*50112.9Apl.24 P. O. Box 122. Deep Cove North Saanich A. & S. Matthew.s fi 7 72 Tsuswif Seeis Carlotta ...... 571880*3540.1.1Apl.24 BICYCLES AND ACCES80BIE8 H. Bonl.9 iness and freedom from sediment. 200 Rooina. lOO with Bath. 2388 All Cbaaet of Sales Conducted. W. Bazett Cynthia of Pen-v-Bryn ______Ml71339805.0•Apl.9 We aim to give the best. W. Bazett 2386 Stella of Pen-y-Bryn ...------189105671924.9Apt9 Ceih Advanced on Gooda. W. Bazett 2387 I.,a

day evening the Giants and Cubs will an appointment until lately in Wazir- encounter each other. istaa and has »ent a lifetime in the no ETWDiS The Juniors had a whopping good Indian .Army. Lt. Col. Dopping-Hep­ To Fim and Second Elcvent At time on Saturday afternoon and quite enstal will take up his residence almost BY REQUEST forgot to keep tally of the score. The immediately on his newly acquired Victoria and Duncan committee hope to arrange a schedule property. Mrs. Cran intends to reside for them this week. in Victoria. This sale was negotiated Two vtcioriet in one da); was the .A baseball dance is being mooted by Messrs. Leather and Sevan, Dun­ record of the Cowichan Cricket c)ul> for an early date. Perhaps this will can. “ELIZA COMES last Saturday. The 6rst eleven won afford an opportunity to present the CHAUTAUQUA their game in Victoria against the Al* ips and medals to the basketballcrs. biont and the second eleven won their Mrs. J. Cran has sold her property match with Shawnigan, played in of eleven and a half acres on Stamps TO STAY” Duncan. road. Quamichan Lake, to Lt. Col. The Victoria game was won by M. E. Dopping-Hepenstal. C B.E.. FULLER BRUSHES will be repeated by the Cowichan THE BIG MULTIPIE ENTERTAINMENT OF Cowichan by a score of 85 to 56 runt D.S.O., who has recently come to Mr. W. T. Jonrxlan. representing Bay Amateur Ilnunatic Club on the first innings. Scoring was very Vancouver Island from India. He had low on both sides. Wells 18. and Wal­ the Fuller Brush Co., Ltd., Hamil­ in the C. A. A. C. Hall, EDUCATION, AMUSEMENT £ REFINEMENT ton 10. of the .-\lbions. were the only ton, Ont., will arrive in town on ^yers who made any showing against Dobbie and Leighton. For Cowichan. Capt. A. B. Matth­ COWICHAN STATION Brought Here By Your Own Coniionity. ews. with a well played 32, was the DANCE MONDAY, MAY 29th top notcher. Had it not been for him Duncan’s I!l22 Chautauqua is without doubt going to be a big In the and will present cvei-y lady in Wednesday, May 31st the visitors would have fared badly. Duncan with one of the Company ’.s succes... Reports from other towns are loud in their praises of the Of the rest R. F. Corficld and E. \V. C. A. A. C. HALL, at 8.15 p.m. Carr Hilton alone reached double fig- Complimentary Brushes absolutely variou.s items and tickets heic are selling rapidly. Buy yours at once. ore^. free, at the same tinte demonstrat ­ Admission 50c. Children 25c. This is the last day on which to get your Season Ticket at the s|K-cial It will be noted in the scores that ing the 45 Fuller Bnuihes for 69 price of $3.30. Tomorrow the price advances. Cowichan numbered among her eleven COWICHAN STATION Also at A Leighton, the crack bowler of Na­ uses. naimo Cricket club. Invited to join Fuller Brushes are guaranteed the Cowichan Cricket club, Leighton FRIDAY, JUNE 9 CHEMAINUS THE CIL4UTAUQUA finally decided to do so and, on Sat- to be free from all defects. 9 —2 on orday. he motored down from Na­ WATCH for the FULLER MAN! naimo. picking up some of the eleven Proceeds for Ixt South Cowichan COMMENCES TOMORROW, MAY 26 at Duncan and going on to Victoria, Girl Guides He wears the Fuller Button FRIDAY, JUNE 2 where he made his first appearance for and the Fuller Smile. Cowichan. He is heartily w'clcomed Hunt's (Victoria) Famous wiUi DANCE following. ENDS NEXT THURSDAY by all the members. Address any enquiries— Orchestra. Admission $1.00. AFTERNOONS AT 3.30 O’CLOCK EVENINGS AT 8 O’CLOCK The Cowichan team were most hos­ W. T. JOUDRAN, pitably entertained at the Pacific club TICKETS — $1.25 to lunch as guests of the .\lbion C. C. General Deli\*ery, Duncan, B. C. and tea was ser\'cd on the grounds by- A BIG POPULAR DANCE Mrs. Freeman and other ladies. after the pcrfarmonce on Thursday, June l., iti* i.sla hoped, mayay developi' ‘ into‘ permanent residents. 500 $1 Tickets at L. A. Helen’s last week, but there arc less now! .An excellent tea was given by Mrs. W. T. Corbishicy and Mrs. H. Yales and a very nice cricket afternoon (To be continued.) ended with the promise that Sb*awni gan will come again .^^xt Saturday, all ready to lower the Cowichan banner. Yesterday a match was scheduled to take place between a Cowichan eleven and one from Cowichan Bay on the Sports club grounds. Duncan. Fol­ lowing are Saturday ’s scores:— DUNCAN LAWN-BOWUNG-(XUB SHAWNIGAN SUREASHELLS M. EMitw*. b llilion ...... MAY 31st CLOSES THE LIST FOR CHARTER MEMBERS Capt. 1. Porter, b Napper ...... CotnHr. ll.M. Morre*. c Napper. b Hilton Col. I Earilley Wilmot. Ibw. b Hilton ..... Only ten more required. Charter members will have special E. N. McNaught. b Napper ...... \\\ P. CMcch. b Hilton . -...... - . privileges and reduced annual fees while they remain members of Comdr. R.F. KingMotc. c Hihon. b Bait* H. B. Wingate White, b Hilton...... the dub. You will join ultimately, why not now? C. E. Bonner, c Kirkham. b IlUton ____ E. II. William*. Ibw. b Hnioo ...... Annual Fee, $10.00. Mail it to— B. O. Breton, not out ...... S J. B. Acland, c Kirkham. b Hilton ...... 2 Extra* ...... 14 J. A. LABRON, Secretary-Treasurer, Duncan; or P. CAMPBELL, Leader Omce, Duncan. ADArrSD BT * ‘A Veritable Triumph*' Jl'XE MATHIR This completes advertising campaign. ■ I —& MORCAy^WELL.MORCAy.rOWELU fjf-.lr.w Sim)tiorl ______-cm p>a hara mm> iBt. wmAn plenur. pm aannol nmlu. boa fw ttal. nrwmt of llm an. bM Hormnma' loom. IBo Uie b|,bmt enm In tno BlmataTO. abo.. aU the oT PIOTCRS TUT HADE. BASEBAIIJPENING ARRANGE TO GO BY BUS Giants, Cubs, and Pirates Battle On Duncan Diamond rrs MORE FUN RIDING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY ^he preliminary baseball games in Duncan while not bringing out the TOGETHER. 8 p.m. 7.30 and 9.30 p.m. at 8 p.m. prompt. best skill of the players, showed tliat there was a large amount of lalrni F. B. WARREN in available. Large crowds of enthusi­ WE HA\H THE BUSSES AND astic fans attended the games last 'THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF 1HE Thursday and Friday and urged or their favourites with much noise. OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE “QUO VADIS” APOCALYPSE” Darkness shortened the games so that Descriptive and Realistic Pictures of the book. the results were not quite decisive. and Second Series of Giants found it easy to overcome the DUNCAN GARAGE. LIMITED Cubs by 8-4 on Thursday but on Fri­ Also day they succumbed to the Pirates by PHONE 252. 5-4. This does not mean that the “WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA” Pirates bold will conquer the Cubs. Special Fire-Piece Orchetra Will Play. The uncertainties of baseball are al- Al COMEDY w-ays with us. ADULTS SOf. CHILDREN 25c. Last Tuesday evening the Cubs were ADULTS 35<. CHILDREN 20v‘. to cross bats w’ith the Pirates in the RESERVED SEATS 75C. first game of the league and on Fri­ THE COWICHAN LEADER. HUMCAN# VANCOUVER ISltAN^ & €. -TKsnitey. Mtyaih. 1922r

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COTTAGE—Living Room» Two Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom (H. & C. Water). Modem Sanitation. Just outside city limits. $14.00 per month. Special Values For This Week’s Buyers

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW—Living Room (open fireplace). Dining 30-Inch COLOURED JAP. CREPES, Yard, 39c. LADIES’ SUMMER COMBINATIONS, Suit, 95c. Room, Two Bedrooms, Kitchen, Pantry, Bathroom (H. & 1,500 Yirds Jap. Crcpe.s, in plain colours and stripes, the best QQ^ A Garment worth your notice, with straps or sleeves, tla^t ACTm grade. Special, yard ...... OUC knees, all sizes, regular $1.25 .Special, suit______^DC C. Water). Modern Sanitation. City Light and Water. Garage. Standing i" two lots. Twenty minutes from 30-Inch RIPPLE CREPES, Regular 50c, Yard, 39c. CHILDREN’S PI RIB COTTON HOSE, 4 Prs, 98c. Po-'t OfTicc, These arc very fine soft Crepes and make useful summer dresses, These are Just w’hat you need for school, and are a snap at thisis price. $20.00 per month. coloure —sk^niIe,old rose, sand, mauve, navy, black, regu- Come in black and brown, sizes to 9J^, ----- yai 4 pairs for ______98c 27-Inch FIGURED VOILES, Special, 4 Yai-ds for $1 COTTAGE—Living Room, Two Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom. City Very Dainty Voiles, light ground.s, with small designs in ®1 /h/h Ladies ’ Fine Cotton Hose, Light and Water. Five minutes from Post Office. various colourings, 27 ins. wide. Special, 4 yards for epX.UU Ribbed Tops, 2 pairs for 98c. $12.50 per month. This is a wonderful buy, in white and 27-Inch BRITISH GINGHAMS, 4 Yards for 95c. black, with ribbed tops, all sizes, This makc.^splendid ^Dresses for the Children, in many pretty 0^0 regular 75f, Special, 2 pairs SUMMER COTTAGES, MAPLE BAY, from $13.00 i>cr month. 32-Inch ROMPER CLOTH, 3 Yards for $1.00 Pillow Slips, Ready for Use, One of the most useful materials for Rompers and Dresses in saxe 6 AO^ blue, and khaki, very durable, fast colours, 32 ins. (PI 3 for 98c wide, 3 yard.*? for ...... ^XaUU Ju.*it the thing for camp and summer cottage. Good Pillow SHp.s, made J. H. WHITTOME & CO., LTD. from nice grade cotton, 0^^ 36-Inch WHITE COTTON, 5 Yards for $1.00 Special, 3 for ____ This is a decided bargain, makes good Underwear for AA Children, 36 in.s. wide, 5 yard.< for ______I PHONE No. 9 DUNCAN, B. C. BUTTERICK PATTERNS ART CHINTZES, Selling for, Yaid, 29c. FOR ALL GARMENTS ^'7Ka^ntor ’’S,‘"32“'IL‘’1Jrd%^nl They help you to economise in your lar 40(* and SOf*, yard . w’earing apparel. Leader Condensed Ads. Bring Results Embroidery, Beading, and Braiding ART CRETONNES, SeUing for. Yard, 49c. Designs in great variety. Several Designs in our better grade Cretonnes, heavier grade, suit­ able for Chair and Cushion Covers, 36 ins. wide, regular 75?, Special, yard ...... 430 June Fashions now on Sale. THE STAFF OF LIFE All Mail Orders Must Be WHY HAS CITY BREAD BECOME SO POPULAR? LADIES’ SUMMER VESTS, 3 for $1.00 Accompanied By Cash Or Because we u.se the Finest Flours, and Mo.«t Modem Methods Summer of Fine Cotton, with straps or sleeves, ^ J QQ to produce a good, wholesome loaf. Money Order. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CITY BREAD PHONE 6S PHONE G8 PHONE 114 Station Street, Duncan, B. C. PHONE 114 PAGE AND LANSDELL

I'runing is best done in February, dens. It w*as introduced into England clump and. better still, four feet. Stake although the .lackrnatmi and Viticella in 1804 by L^dy Holland. Other earlyly andan keep cultivated all season. groups can be prniiepfn>al)Ie hanly annuals. TIu-y refiuirc mucli pruning, only just orative Dahlias. Pompom Dahlias. good plan, when culling Dahlias, to are natives of Califurnia. and ate thinning of superfluous shoots. I'acony Dahlias. Duplex Dahlia remove a branch on which flowers ap­ tianietl in honour of Captain Clarke, The Patens and Florida varieties arc Single Dahlias. Collarette Dahlias and pear by cutting them for house decor­ A “FORD”CAR the .\nierican explorer, who with not so hardy as the other sorts and the .Anemone-Flowered Dahlias. ation. thus strengthening the plant and Captain Lewis, crossed the continent are be.st suited when grown on a wall Now is the time to plant Dahlias. in most cases, this will be all the dis­ («i the Kucky Mountain> in the early There was never a better time than right now to or sfime other sheltered situation. .Also You can get dry roots of these now budding that is necessary. days. the pruning must be done with judg­ from the florists, at about ten cents In the fall the roots are taken up and They arc of easy cultivation and ment as the flivwers arc produced on each for ordinary sorts, which will stored away in a cool cellar, being di­ get a car. The terms are easy and the cars are will grow in any soil. They arc of the mature wood. It is best to do this give plenty of flowers for cutting, hut vided in spring to a single sprout. graceful habit: the flowers, borne on in Februao ’- if you want to win prizes, you must In F.ngland the “cutting” is very pop­ long stems, being especially useful for Some of the best Florida varieties get the new sorts. The new sorts are ular for producing show flowers. ready for ddivery. cutting. The first sow ’ing can be made arc Belle of W oking. Duchess of Ed- expensive and will cost anything from Cuttings are:e itaken from roots started in September, to supply early bloom, ihburgh. Jno. Gould Veitch and Venus $2 to $10 each. in heat about March, rooted and pot­ then another in spring, about .April Victrix. Patens varieties: Miss Bate­ One of the most popular Dahlias of ted up to be grown on for plants to or May. They will stand transplant­ man. Mr.s. S. C. Baker. Mrs. Quitter, today is The U. S. A., a new hybrid produce prize flowers. ing and should be thinned to one foot, and The Queen. Cactus Dahlia, of great size, and deep Vegetables A SPRY WHEEL TRACTOR CULTIVATOR apart, if scfwm broadcast. Some of the Two of the hardiest sorts, and most orange colour, offered this season at best arc Queen Mary. Purple King, 'popular are C. Montana and Montana $10 a tuber. Another remarkable Sow Runner Beans. Peas for suc­ Salmon Queen and Scarlet Queen. cession. also Dwarf Beans. Celery Rubra. The white Montana is the Dahlia is Mr. Crowley a salmon pink, can be planted in trenches*now. If Violets arc general favourites. \ one so often seen in Victoria, growing offered at $25 each. This seems a lot One man can handle as many acres of rowed crops small bed of these, in a sheltered .sit­ trenches are used make these one foot over arches, etc . They are propagated to pay for one flower, but in Europe dccji and place some rotted manure in uation in the garden, will supply a by layering the young shoots in sum­ new varieties of Dahlias have been profusion of bloom, for cutting early mer. by root-grafting, and by cuttings sold for $50 a root. However, these the bottom of the trench to give the as five men with the wheel hoes. You can plant in Februarj-. aud. in mild winters, they plants a good start. Plant Corn, Ridge w’htch can be easily rooted in summer arc new sorts. You can get very good Cucumbers, and Sea Kale. flower nearly all the time. They like if the half-ripeued wood is taken and kinds at twenty-five cents each which good soil and welt repay any extra at­ planted in a cool frame or under a will make good show flo^vers if well bigger acreage, cultivate it more frequently, get tention In cultivating them. •bgh grown and disbudded. His Honour Lieutenant Governor Now is the time to make a planting The Dahlia How To Grow Dahlias Nichol has most generously donated the sum of $100 to the funds of the better crops and, therefore*, better profits. fif tiu—e to flower next spring. Plant The Dahlia is a genus, consisting of To give the best results Dahlias the runner.s one foot apart in rows comparatively few species, from w'hich like a sandy loam and good drainage. local branch. Cowichan Chapter. I. O. and keep cultivated all summer. The plant breeders have raised varieties of If you have heavy soil you can im­ D. H.. as a result of his visit last Czar aiid Marie Louise”a*fe two go.Hl as g^frat diversity as fo' i»e considered prove riris by working in coal ash.es Friday. sort- to plant. Seed can be sown aLi separate varieties. There are ten or or sand. On poor, sandy soil a dress­ DUNCAN GARAGE, LIMITED, DUNCAN, B. C. but this is a long time germinating. twelve distinct specic.s. the most re­ ing of swamp soil will make this The Clematis, f>r \’irgin’s Bower, is markable of these being the Tree about right. In swamp land you will ;] popular climbing plant f'>r rovering Dahlia (d. exccisa). which is said to get lots of foliage and not many flow­ Phone 252, 52, and 222. trcUise*. verandahs, arches, etc. 'Hu-y grow thirty feet high in Mexico, the ers. but potash and bone meal will SPROTT-SHAW arc natives of North .America. Kurope trunk being proportionately thick. help to improve this. BUSINESS INSTITUTE and Japan. Almost any soU is -tiit- The first Dahlias were introduced In planting, never stand the bulb on Pemberton Building, ablc for growing Clematis, but they into ICurope in 1789. Iicing discovered end. Make the holes five inches deep Victoria, B. C, prefer deep, rich loam and plenty of in Mexico by Baron Humbolt. and and lay the tubers horizontally in the Particulars of courses upon request manure for their best accounting. sent to Madrid to the Botanical Gar­ hole. Allow three feet between each

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