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WEATHER FORECAST Columbia-"The Mack of Lopes “ Playhouse—"Se Thl» 1» Marriage.” CapUet—"As Man IUOki" For 36 hours ending $. p.m. Friday : Iwmlaloa— ■ turning Through. Victoria and vlcluIty—FrejKh to strong Coliseum—"A Gaiety Otrt." •oofherly 4*. çasteny windaT generally fair and mild with occasional showers.

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OPTIMISTIC FOR DIRIGIBLE R-33 NOW INVESTIGATING HOSPITAL INQUIRY TWO AVIATORS OF SEALING QUESTION ICE JAN IN STREAM WEST NEGOTIATIONS IN TERMINAL CITY U.S. NAVY MISSING FUTURE OF WEST; UNDERGOES TESTS J.E. DALRYMPLE IN OLD COUNTRY Vancouver. April 2.—Following San Diego. April 2.—Two small OF PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE IS ON RAIL RATES numerous complaints of inade­ navy seaplanes and two naval iaondon. April 2.—The dirigible quate medical attention and other aviators whose names are if** R-33. of transatlantic flight fame, services» being provided to pa­ known , at the North Island air left her shed at t'ardlngton. Bed- tients at the city smallpox hos­ fordehlre, this morning and after ARE UNDERWAY pital. Mayor 1». D. Taylor to-day st;ition here have Veen missing a flight of three and one-half DYNAMITED .TO CHECK FLOOD announced that an Investigation since 5.30 o'clock yesterday after­ hour» landed at Pu I ham. .Norfolk, Lower Charges on Grain to of existing conditions at the in­ noon. when they left San Diego where extensive flights and testa stitution would be commenced for San Pedro, It was announced will be conducted. It was the first Much Property Damage ia That Region of Manitoba B.C. Coast Among Plans immediately. time the R-33 had taken the air to-day. since 1921 and the first airship Advanced flight In England since the dis­ Caused by Rise of Asainiboin*, Precautions Taken aster to the R-3S. in Winnipeg; Part of Harbor Front at Montreal Is Decrease in Eastbound Rates Major Scott, who piloted the ship across the Atlantic, com­ Underwater While 8t. Lawrence Rises. _ on Cattle Are Discussed in PLEASED WITH CONDITIONS IN manded «-her to to-day » fUgiU. while Corpora! Pctter, one of the Ottawa survivors of the R-3S was at the wheel. Flying condition were Winnipeg. April 2.—Flood conditions in Manitoba along ths From Tim* .Staff Hepreeentatlv# Ideal. Ottawa, April 2—With » draft WESTERN CANADA AND HOPEFUL .Asamibomc River. .were...more, alarming, te^dax AndJirandon. of fh> QÔtfrbfliéntJi new freight the stream bed overMowed it* bank*, tranafnrring th* low-lytng rate Tepufation aTreactv prepared country into a veritable lake. Residents of the flats have aban­ and in the hands of Hon. George Paddy First Horse doned their homes, while others are preparing to leave as the P. Graham, Minister of Railways, swelling waters extend their areas. .... rate negotiations of far-reaehmg Vice-President J. E. Dalrymple of Canadian National In the Spring Cup At Portage In Prairie the situation is becoming increasingly importance to British Columbia critical and much property damage has already been caused. For Railways Satisfied With Prospects of Prosperity HON. F. 4. A. CARDIN are under wav here between rep­ Race at Newbury manv miles west of the town a huge ice jam has formed and resentatives of the Western prov­ in West; Anticipates Heavy Travel to Coast This Minister »f Marine and Fishsriet workers have been dynamiting it in an effort to guard against Ottawa, April 2 (By Times a repetition of the disastrous floods Newbury. Kng., April 2.—Paddy, of two years ago. In many parts inces and the railways. The is- Year and Popularity of Northern Cruises. by Golden Sun out of Shanogun, Staff RepreranUtlve)—That the, lue of rite revision unow under, chn- Gevernment will decide ehertly the surrounding country farmers have owned by Lady Bradford, won the I wen forced to rraort to brats nnd ■id,’ration. It «•> learned, provide» Spring Cup of C1.M0 here to-day. whether sealing shall be returned Jot nr fanning ol the westbound in Pacific waters next year waa rafts as a means of conveyance. "The future drretopnimt of the Dominion of Canada rests Mrs. J. Bancroft's Purple Shade was COUNCIL MAY The grave situation along the west- Crow1» Nest rate» completely and in indicated in the Cbm mans this seconff. trad Sir William Cook.'* courae of the river haa caused return establishmentp lfl romM of lowerch „_,grainr largely with the Pacifie Coast cities. I am pleased with the con­ Hellaster, third. Twenty-two horses afternoon. rates (o the! Pacific Const and cheaper "The question of ending the -^^.fBertiToh Tn winnlbcg àhd pP**- ditions in the West and have high hopes for the prosperity and ran. [Miration* arc being made by the local •emitbound tat* for cattle and dairy The French horse Ta pin. which Pelagic Sealing Treaty will re­ STEEL RITE ls progress of the gateway of the Pacific,” said J. E. Dalrymple, authorities for the onrusblng torrent won the Lincolnshire Stakes, was ceive consideration by the Cab­ I which is expected to follow the re* OF GREAT BENEFIT vice-president of the Canadian National System, who is on a visit not placed. inet," said a formal Government lea**» of the ice barrier. ftuch an arrangement. If finally to Victoria with his party, and who is to spend two days here 9100,090 FIRE TO-DAY The betting was: • Paddy 26 to 1 answer te quratlene asked by A. Improved conditions are reported 'adopted and Incorporated In the Gov­ against. Purple Shade 106 to 12, and W. Neill, Independent member AT NEXT SESSION from the flood districts in Seohaldho- ern meat's rate.legislation, would be before proceeding North and East again, lie is accompanied by IN SOUTH CAROLINA Hellaster 26 to 1 against. for Cemex-Atkami. wan, the waters having subsided ap­ of enormous benefit to British Co- officials of the company, including C. W. Johnston, passenger preciably during the last twenty-four Jumbla In two waya In the first place hours. It would stimulate the westward traffic manager, whose headquarters are in Montreal ; W. O. Clemenson College, 8.C., April 2— Comptroller Macdonald Will FLOOD AT MONTREAL grain movement, and aacpSEy It Menders, freight traffic manager, of Winnipeg; J. B. Rice, secre Fire was discovered this morning Present Final Estimates in ■would put British Columbia produr­ completely destroyed the agricultu­ FIRST SEEDING OF THE 1925 SEASON Montreal. April [i. — The flood» era In a far better position la the tary to. Mr. Mander». J. M.w ------Home,------ral building of Clemenson College New Form along the southern border of Monirtal prairie markets by removing the un­ si freight agent for Vancouver; with a loss estimated at more than Island were regarded this morning fair compétition of eastern goods, 5. A. McNtcboll, general passenger EARTH CRACKING 00. The origin of the fire is un as -M better than yesterday, »Pd IE- which now move westward on low agent #w* Vancouver, and W. H. ....City Comptroller Macdonald many places as much worse. Crow's Nest rates. Hart. - - . L-"' . AND DROPPING IN IS. DONE BY FARMERS IN MANITOBA this morning announced his ex­ The entire harbor front from the Prairie representatives are favor­ Mr Dalrymple stated to-day that I .a chin** «'anal eastward to Tarts ing this broad seulement and It la pectation that Monday night's Pier, a dlstarice of approximately five usderstood the three lloveramests Ikeh*A^ETnct'dN.,.'!«:rJ&Z MISSISSIPPI AREA session of the City Council would miles, is under water, Laurier Pier, ■have intimated definitely they would service in Northern Pacific points SECOND SEA LORD Ehere great ocean-going vessel* are be sble to strike the annual mill support It this summer. The St Margaret, he Winnipeg. April 2.—-With the prairies almost cleared of snow wont to clock, is fifteen feet below which would be k-awa a., the FAVORED BY THE «UNISTER» Brookhevs». Miss.. April 1— and weather conditions unusually fsvorahle. farmers at manv rite. the surface. Influential members of the Cabtaet T3^KS$SSrfo*n»*&d^Cmintry isands of curios» ; ■Alpba. th« Hochetasa. arid Malxon- DIED IN LONDON pointa have commenced preparations, of their tatfH "ffiF Mr. Mardotittit nr preparing neuve sections of the river s edge, tn* are visiting lue vicinity ol Union the revised estimates on ù new debris of hugn ice floss clustered Church, a village west of hero. masses of timber, coal and msny out much of the rate discrimination the novelIBStiara— __and______general ..appear.. , - Where for an undefined reason the Vice-Admiral Sir Michael Where the floods have not been troublesome, ploughing has basis, which will show all con­ other thingslings washed away by the rla- now existing throughout the West, eace of tW craft. It waa altogether earth is cracking and Kinking In nected data on fixed expetiUi _a»d particularly la British Coiuitibia. Cutme-Seymour Was Fifty- started en a email scale, while scattered districts report seeding fng waters makes the tan nr iWTiSMT Bdat aifd an* "wntrh aw* area quarter of a mlTe long lures »Ur-h as by-law tntrrwt and a* though & cyclone had I The Government's rate legislation, would attract notice wherever tt and about forty feet wide. Some operations under way. Manitoba farmers have been the first being In a rough draft state bo far. seven Years Old principal commitments, which hither ly passed over iL went. It wae comfortable and well of the cracks are. described as to report pfogrese along these lines, seeding being well aitvgneed to. .have .been______scattered_ . ___-.1 around„ e.,11 hit underlindAI does not contain these, provisions, but equipped. •bottomless." while parts of the they may be inserted before It la by several farmers around Douglas and Gretna. This marks thr different headings. strip have sunk from one to fif­ Was in Battle of Jutland; The estimates originally submitted brought down after conclusion of tbf FORSEES COMPETITION teen feet. The dropping of the earliest start m many years in Manitoba. budget debate following the KaaVr "There Is a likelihood of strong Commanded North American to t** cmincir required a civic Income earth- continues at s» cot totaled Reports from Veatral ttaskati-Ji* Of 9T.S15.2f6 to balance proposed ex­ competition on the Northern rua TOW of a foot a day. Gne theory HUNGARIAN MENACE wan indicate seeding will liecome this year but there should be euf- Station penditures. Is that hundreds of years ago general within ten days. This will be Tim council has &rd and Chief of Naval Personnel, Goose Lake line In the Tessier and the nett result being a considerable CHAMPAGNE F■ The Northern run. he thinks, will subsequently being filled and the Harris districts. f died to-day. He was born August 29. increase in expenses contemplated. be something which will prove most earth only now caving In. Another 18*7. the son of the third baronet. Favorable statements come from INCREASE DOUBTFUL Dr. Bauer, Socialist Deputy, attractive ta touriste of the future is that an explosion heard some Alberta, the land being reported in ss It has done In the past» onl> It Sir M. Culme-Seymour. Sir Michael The actual mill fate will depend, to time ago was due to the bursting served as a rear-admiral in the Rattle m excellent shape for early cultivation Gives Warning to Republican IN THE PIANO OF will appeal to increasing numbers through the earth's crust of en­ Provided present weather conditions some extent, on other sources of In of Jutland, commanded the Black Sea and the travel will be on a far larger tombed gas which started the continue operations will be fairly come available to the city, but there Soldiers in Vienna and Caspian Squadron In 1919 and is every possibility that no Increase scale. movement of the soil now In pro­ was comman<1er-in -chief of the Chief Justice Hunter to Hear general next %eek. CONVENTIONS BRING CROWDS gress. Throughout the province» J he Wln- will l»e made this year. Vienna. April 2.—A sensation has North American and West Indies Final <• losing of the estimates is MISS FARRAR’S CAR He added that he beWewd Uùa stations from 1638-to. 4634» ■**-- — Argument in Vancouver Ur'*.precipitation nss well up to the been caused by an address delivered Ihni&iTtty tied np Wtttr-the passage waa going to be a fine year for the average and good moisture 1* re­ Tty ?>r Heeer. Socialist" rasmbsr of To-morrow ported from all points, with condi­ of the revenue by-law. and this can­ the National Assembly, before a Pacific Coast generally, for *|£J°“: Mr Michael Culme-Seymour wa not be in readiness for next Monday » U.S. Customs Men Tell What reniions which ere to k,‘“ ‘ flag captain aboard H.M.8. Swift - tions favorable to rapid germination. meeting of republican soldiers. After council session, owing to the clerical discussing an amendment to the law various points in the West will sure, commanding the Pacific Squad­ >>ncduver. April 2.—Following They Discovered at Quebec- bring thousands of vlaltbr* lo the ron, stationed at Kequlmalt from work involved. extending the period of military Vermont Border ' coast cille». The number of weal 1885 to 1887. He succeeded 'John K. Mr. Justice Morrison s Judgment re­ service, the deputy said: bound paeeengera booked at present Ersklne Baird, and waa In turn suc­ fusing ball te Ross C. Watson, "The hour is approaching^*hen danger will threaten from Hungary more than trebles the number which ceeded by Algernon Charles Flaschl former Seattle detective, who has VYECASE BEFORE SALE OF BEER IN Singer Declines to Comment: râTbran booked at TMa. tiny l.« Heneage. who was flag captain on andlevery soldier will be needed. The year he elated. t’adoubtedly the H.MJ3. Triumph. Sir Michael won been committed for trial in connec­ P£J. IS UNLIKELY hour 1* also coming when reaction Others Say it Was Only ropularily of the C.N.K. ee a rout, rapid promotieq and was stationed tion with The Nanaimo benb rob- will again raise Its head at home un- less field In cheolt by fMT of your Near Beer .Ttravel w„ becauae of the tourist Demonstrations Are Made at Esquimau only a short time, his bery, W. E. Burns, defending coun­ COURT OF APPEAL Uharlottetown. P.B.I.. April 2 - The resort ai Jasper Perk being so greet- ability being recognised and re- sel. to-day applied for ball to Chief Government has taken no action on bayonets." " Improved and made ao much more Following Killing of Two Rutland. VC. April 2—It was near- Justice Hunter. In June Judges Will Hear &urT ï'TulZ&£l.uTZ beer. and not champagne, that United '‘inTlhla'park Is said to be the finest Terrorists in Poland A preliminary objection to hearing States customs agents seized when gou cclîrra on .he American con­ the application was voiced by H. 8. Motion That Charge Against : they searched the private railway car Woods, crown counsel, who con- finent as well as many other at­ Moscow. April 2—Demonstrations of Geraldine Farrar >1 Rouse's Point, over the slaying of the two terrorists. . tended that the section of the Crlm- Him DeDismissed | SU££*Ei.“" tractions. »uch as swimming, moun N.Y., yesterday, members of the multitude of Baglnski and Wlersorkeics. near the ; Inal Code dealing with ball did not singer's party said to-day. tain Climbing and a The triangle Polish frontier, where they were to permit subsequent applications for Vanfouver. April 2.—A third hear . Misa Farrar, who refused to make other healthful sports. ____ have been exchanged for two Poles ball to another Judge after a Justice log of the appeal of Dr. Vye of Vic­ any comment on reports that forty tour from Victoria and 'an”^ held by the Soviets, have caused the of co-ordinate Jurisdiction had dis­ toria from 4he verdict under which PEACE RIVER MIL bottles of wine and a quantity of beer It, Prinr* Rupert, “"“rae .Urtl7g authorities to poet a strong guard posed Of the matter. he a-as sentenced to prison on had been found in her car after it had vl'c^v^ra I» going at the quarters of the Polish mission ëhief Justice Hunter pointed ou* charge of performing an illegal «per crossed the border, left early to-day Verdict Soon For Thirty-two that he was of the belief that a Judge ; M.J. HANEY FACES here; atlon was. promised by the Court of to fill a concert engagement to-night Mounted troops also are patrol­ had the power to refuse bail, adding Appeal this morning on mflion of I PLANS PROMISED at Bennington. ling the srteets around the Polish Defendants in Liquor Action that if ball has been refused it this year. Mn Dalrymple.»,»' Stuart Henderson, counsel for the. The manager of the singer denied consulate In Leningrad, not allowing would be Idle to ask another Judge accused, who has been on ball eveiE If Engineers’ Report Not Re­ any liquor had been found In the car ENJOYS HTTTRIP the demonstrators to approach the San Francisco.' Abril 2.—The five TRIAL IN TORONTO to reverse this decision.** since nla conviction. The hearing and said It would be absurd to • Ever elnce 1 left Montreal I have building. V. ■ defence attorneys representing the As defence * counsel was of the ceived Soon Gratiam Will smuggle Champagne into the United thirty-two defendants on trial In will be in Victoria In June. enjoyed every moment of this t P- The Rosta official news agency opinion that a misunderstanding had On the first appeal the court de- ! States when liquor waa easily ob­ although there ha» bee" much *“}. says the Commise»rtat of Foreign federal court here in connection with arisen In his application for b»U be­ Date Will be Decided by De­ Calf Conference tainable hrr<\ the selsure last October of the sus­ elded against Dr. Vye. Subsequently -era connected with It. Mr. Dai Affairs has protested to the Polish fore Mr^Justlce Morrison. Chief Mr. Henderson Informed the, court f BOTTLES IN PIANO rymple raid. Bui I Mission against the alleged conceal­ pected Uanadian rum runner Quadr 1 Justice Hunter adjourned the appli­ claration For Jury or No- By Times Staff Representative ment by Polish Consul Karchevsky are expected to complete their argu­ he bad new evidence concerning Ottawa. April 2.y The engineers .New York. April 2.—While Ger­ much satisfaction from what 1 hs\e cation until Friday morning to give statement» made by the girl upon jury Hearing aldine Farrar, former Metropolitan dâseovcrc»! of the optimism and *«- at Minsk of Rev. Father Vssack, ments to-day. and the case probably counsel another opportunity to argue long awaited report on the transpor­ crlient conditions existing in the whom the Hovlets are seeking to ar­ will go to the Jury to-morrow, after whom Dr. Vye wus alleged to have tation problems of the' Peace River Opera singer, has not mad* any the matter. performed the illegal operation. Toronto.. April 2—H M. J. Hapey, ____ statement regarding the selsure of western provinces that I could not rest on a serious charge. Assistant U.S. District-Attorney country will# be in the hands of Hon. help but thoroughly enjoy the Jour- Kenneth QlUle Closes for the Gov­ These statements, he said were con­ former president of the Home Bank*, fs,/'*/ Minister of Rall- champagne and other liquor» ip her tradictory tb those she had made tn private railway car by customs ernment. Two of the defence coun­ CHURCHJJNION BILL who wttt be brought tg YtrtaU on the by the end of this week, offi­ neJ,r Dalrymple Is on a tour of In­ Preston Atlantic sel had completed their arguments evidence. The court granted Mr. true bUl of fifteen counts returned ciate of the- Railway Department agents at Rouse’» Point. N.Y., yester­ Henderson's application to bring this by the grand Jury 'In the General] day. her manager has denied the spection. before noon. anticipated to-day. If it 1» not re­ Federal Judge John S. Partridge Toronto. April 2—After one hour s new evidence before the court for .Sessions Court here yesterday. ceived within three or four day». Mr. Rate Inquiry Cost already has ruled that the selsure discussion, the Private Bill» Com­ the purpose of a rehearing of the ’ charging offence* under the Bank Graham, it was announced detip- Ht« singer's private car, the "New i Act. should demand a trial by Jury, Y ark," waa boarded by four deputy New Church Paper’s warf made within the twelve»mlle mittee of th* Ontario Legislature by appeal. ltely. will follow . up bis promise Was Under $10,000 limit, thus telleving the Jury from forty-three votes to seventeen this it likely would mean that his cam’ made in the House of Commons yes­ customs collector» after It had crossed LEFT* THE COUNTRY would not be heard until next Fall. the border en route from Montreal to determination on that point of Ihc morning accepted the Church Union terday to call a new Peace River Name to be Chosenmm* Ottawa,' April 2 *0 branch of th» Canadian Bank of the charge* under the Bank Act until I German (Irma and are expected to visit there next leaping fro ma heater, the flame of ing possession of a three-mile strip around the coast for fishermen and the ceedlng Augustus B. Ingram, who Va­ Commerce. died here to-day. aged month in connection with the Soviet which had been extinguished, caused cated the poet March Si. a later date. * tuner ra. il. He at one Urne served with the other recognised rights, but granting Quebec outlets to the era. bank In Victoria. B.C. naval manoeuvres. I their deaths.

fa VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1925 M

time the fair* si open there will N movement. These Joint exhibits will DODGE BROS. SALE IS be one of the main attractions In a f~~ A KODAK ALBUM ' ACTION EXHIBITS building which promises to be well CITY OF DUNCAN ROTARIANS MAY crowded with interesting, exhibit* The popularity of anbther Home ANNOUNCED TO-DAY Products Fair after -it bad been Will keen your snapshots clean and just where you FEATURE OF FAIR dropped for several years is shewn can find them. SOU 3 visit mm by the interest that has been shown Detroit. April 2.—An agreement a close family corporation to one of in it up to this time and by the ------larfe assortment-In-many-slzci.------Princiml Smith 6«a>;Adwc»eut"° .8,G, Electric Company and readlney of manufacturers tn v^- We^ cbmpariftsTn^ tbriltlfM StMtlftT serve floor space. Many of lïïëm~ KODAK AGENTS Cameron, Engineer; Water- on Selection Of Officers A Co. of New York City, it was offl- Re-organisation of the company’s Victoria Gas Company Re will go to considerable pain- to in 11 ■ — claity announced early last night by structure is planned by the new troduce some feature to they- works Case n ■ ssi a who will aubes* ...... serve Space mbit that "wHl ' raise It above the -Gssw tr ær** quently make a public offering of standard of an ordinary display of 'he Owl Drug Go. Ltd. Vancouver, April 2.—After pro­ were entertained with songs by Miss No purchase price was announced securities, probably exceeding $109,- Many Novelties Will Help goods. Virtually every industry in gressing through tttd Supreme Court Norn Jones, accompanied by Miss Following an all-day conference Victoria will be represented and v aagjsb. ,ssaar WK»- ” and the Court of Appeal, litigation Daniels. which did not break up until nearly Net "sales of the Dodge Company Draw Crowds to Armories mlnature factories or sections of fac­ between Donald Cameron, a North Further reports on the Portland 8 o’clock to-night, Mr. Schwartz totalled $191.452.444 last year, when This Month * tories to show how the Victoria Vancouver civil engineer, plaintiff, convention were given by Walter issued the following statement: 222.214 cars were sold, fn line with goods are made wlU be installed la and the City of Duncan, defendant, Ctubb. K. Klngham, H. Es kins, W. "An agreement has been reached a policy of placing earnings back the hall. has been settled. Space reservation have been made Sheret and M. Moss. for the sale of Dodge Brother^ Inc., into the property, the business was by the B.C. Electric Company and Alderman M. P. Blair, chairman of Mr. Cameron claimed damages fdr EASTER DAY SERVICE to Dillon, Read A Co., and contracts conducted on a capital of only $19.» breach of a contract by which he had the Victoria One Company tog the the Industrial Group of the Chamber Rev. F. A. P. Chadwick invited the of purchase now are being drawn. 000.000 until 1921. when It was raised Home Products Fat/ to be held at of Commerce is head of the com­ undertaken to construct a water­ to $50,000.000. K. O. Wilmer. head works system for Duncan. The trial Rotarians to attend Easter Sunday "Consoll9 Using Apparatus For Forging THEME OF ADDRESS Men’s Clothing taxas), tes-Id Union Bank Building. Vancouver. April 2.—Had contin­ Phene tit. *** uous and Immoderate consumption of Banque Nationale Notes George Carter Addressed Arts ♦ ♦ ♦ alcoholic liquor so affected the mind THE OBEAT SLAUGHTER «AT.» is now on at the ARMY AND .HAVY CLOTHING Sham peeing. Morselling, Curling, of James Charles Stuart Shields, and Crafts Club Last Haircutting. rlr.. at half price. B.C. who committed suicide here on June Raid Carried Out Near L’As- STOXX, 1238 GOVERNMENT STREET. One store only, corner of Yates and Govern­ RADIO 19. that he was insane? Evening School of Hairdressing. 211 Sayward Voltmeter, reading 0-50 volte. S1J0 somption. Due.. Biggest of ment. We are now selling Men a Suita at Great Reductions. Also Raincoat*, Panta, Building. + + + -• Ammeter, reading 0-36 amperes This is the principal question con Vernier Dials, ti-iach shaft.. ii:S fronting the Court of Appeal in the Its Kind Hem, «qulelte pieces of priceless Shirt«, Underwear, Socks, Tiea, Hats, Cape, Sweater», Bracee, Suit Cases, Blankets, etc., etc. The Reformed tpieeepal Ladies' appeal of Mrs. Blanche Louise old Chine* porcelain, loaned by Mr. Now is the time for the workingman to buy and save money. Just glance at the prices be­ Aid will hold an Easier baxaar Fri­ Western Canada Radio Supply, Crabbe of Chino. Calif, from a Judg­ Hteedman, ware used by Georg* Car­ day afternoon. April 3. In the school­ ment of Mr. Justice D. A. McDonald, Montreal. April 2.—Charged with Lid. possessing and using appartue for ter to Illustrate his address on Ori­ low—all money savers. ~ i« room. Humboldt Street. who set aside Shields' will, executed ental porcelains given before the + + + May 17. on the ground that the testa­ the forging of banknotes and with making counterfeit $10 Banque Can­ Arts and Crafts Club laet evening. Higgiabetham’e. 746 Yetee Street, tor wall not at that time of sound Mr. Cart* reviewed the growth of ryr-glasses and spectacle». ••• mind, memory or understanding. adienne Nationals notes, six men. Probate, sought by the executors, Alfred Beaudoin. Gustave Beaudoin. the industry from ite crude origin MEWS MEWS MEWS MEWS MEWS variation tea at Mrs Campbell's, Roy Shields and Leslie W. Cameron J. Mederic Beaudoin. J. Maglmiltan many centuries ago during the Han ti» Hampshire Road. Friday. April J. had been «xmteeted by the widow. Beaudoin, Pierre Beaudoin and Dénia dynasty, through He subsequent de­ SUITS SUITS 2 M to ( in aid of the International Mrs. Ida Jane Shields, who had been Vlger, were arraigned to-day before velopment to the time of the Taol- SUITS SUITS SUITS Prohibition Federation. Good pro­ cut out of the will. Judge Perrault, who set preliminary Kwang dynasty, which saw the In­ $18.95 $2195 $27.50 gramme* tee and candles a specialty J. Edward Bird, counsel for the re­ Inquiry for April 8. dustry at Its height. Hlnce that date $13.95 $15.95 Articles of work will be accept- O.E. spondent, Mrs. Shields, contended the commercial spirit bad super­ ab,e + * V B.P. that the record disclosed evidence of seded that of art for art's asks Valtiti to Values to Values to which actuated the ancient maker of Values to Values to the drinking habits of Shields. $35h09 Rummage Sale. At First Preeby- Lodge Meeting and Initiation. THREE-BOTTLE MEN this lovely ware and as a ’osas* $25.99 $27 99 $21.90 , $$2.99 twian Church Schoolroom on Fri­ THURSDAY, APRIL 2. AT • P.M. ‘There is such a thing as drinking LETTUCE GROWER quence the Industry had declined. day morning at 19 o'clock. X.** Every member is earnestly requested to like a gentleman.” commented Mr. At the close of the address. Hon. W. attend this meeting. Justice McPhllllps. "In the tlmth of C. Nlchol moved a vote of thanks yaur het ereee bunt earl^ B BEST, < Secretary. our forefathers there used to be to the speaker. Extra Special Blue Serge All Suits, at the —little Pie and Cake Shop, three-bottle men.*' Much Interest was taken In the Wool $24.95 made -at home, 1025 KIM MEN Rrerything On another phase Chief Justice portfolio of sketches by local ar­ _ ____»t, formerly Bible Book Night Shirtei heavy flanneletta; Msodonald pointed out that Mrs. tiste which Is to be presented to Mrs. Light Fawn All Weal Cardigan English All Weel Tweed Store. Phone S»»^ ^ Shields' had considered her husband Hindu Used Revolver During N. P. Bhaw. who rscently left for ssr,2"'...... $1.65 sane in Judicial separation proceed- Vancouver to reside. This Includes Sweaters for young ÇO OC *ate I value St. John’s Guild will held a sale of logs, which she Instituted shortly be­ Dispute Over Disposal of ami value 14.66 - OO.AiU 966.00 ...... $22.95 ——k at 1417 Douglas Street on Hat - «ketch* by Mrs. Georgina W. New­ Men's Grey Cotton Tweed Work fore his dftath; hut. In the probate Crop in California ton. Mr*. W. F> Bullen. Mrs. H. T. Men's Light Weilht Underwear; Assorted Let ef Gaberdine Rain- urday. April 4. from IS a.m. to 6 p.m. action, she alleged he had been in­ r„‘rM*:.vl,u*.,1M..$1.65 Lunch and nfternon ten will #be Central Saanich Rutherford. Ml* M. Kltto, Misa J. silver grey union *1 A K teats; value to *1 Q Crt sane. R1 Centre, Cal.. April 2.—Two Im­ eras*. Ml* Dora Kltto. J. 8. Mc­ suitei value *2.15... »1.W IÎ9.00 ...... olu.tW ndrvnd. + * + • “Only lawyers can do that, c© perial Valley business men were Millan. Mrs. Poll. Mise Myrtle Gale, Blankets, heavy grey, all wool; mentea the Chief Justice 1 Liti- Assorted Let ef Men's Week Men's Pants; useful tweed c a —,i.vaeelnatienisle are invited to K®ntn can not claim a benefit under .killed and a Hindu farmer Is In the Mrs. K. Gale. T. 8. Gore. D. 8. Cam­ 72x52. Per STAGE county Jail here on suspicion of mur­ eron. Mr*. Haldane. Miss O. Wood- $L25 assorted colore: SG QC atund meeting to b. hjld at one construction. ,one day and claim value to 94.79 ...... ip it. JO pair...... | $3.95 Community Church (old tariety Leaves from Union* Stage Depot, der. as a result of what authorities war* Tom Banford. Mrs. Young, a benefit under a different construc­ believe was a dispute over the dis­ Blankets, dark grey, heavy;- Theatre). Government Street. on TS8 Yates Street, for tion’ on another.” Ml* M. Lattice, Mrs. !.. A. Loveland. Men's Work Shirts, blue cham­ Men's Pants; serge fq 1A 72x52. Per (PO QP nlv April ». at I p.m Exemption posal of a lettuce crop near Calipha- Mrs. Maud Paget and Mrs R. Willis. J or tweed; value 99.00..«O*AU 22ufk2Tea may be aecumdJrom «- ROYAL OAK, OBSERVATORY, Judgment was reserved. bra y and khaki QCge Pair .. WAJeVV tria. north of here, late yesterday. twllf ...... vUl « ii,,ins n I seeming. A. Carmichael, KEATING, BRENTWOOD COL­ Parker Singh, the Hindu, who has tHOINIIH DROWNED Men's Khaki Twill *0 1 C Men’s White Handker- RT Alderman wSlward and Edwin LEGE, BRENTWOOD BOATHOUSE, FARRAR’S LIQUOR SEIZED been s lettuce grower In the valley Man’s All Weel Khaki er Gray Panto; value 99.00. «rmieAV chiefs ; regular 16c. Each UV Coventry. Do not delay to protect BUTCHART GARDENS AND AN­ ior nine years, is alleged to have Vanruotrer, April 1—Dashed on the opened ftre during the dispute, put­ .F;:r werk.... $2.io Men’s Felt Hate; all the newest Wire Arm Bands; re*. *| yeurself against vaccination. CHORAGE TEA GARDENS as treacherous Cumshewa Rocks at the (CftlfH fro paee i.) ting a bullet through the heart of entrance to Cumshewa Inlet. Queen shades SO QÏ 25c. Pair ...... lVV follow!: Miss Farrar was In bed In her Victor R. Bterllng. feel estate oper­ Charlotte Island, the motor tug boat Stanfield's Underwear, medium value 95.00 ...... «Aiee/U Men’s Braces; several makes; ator. and then killing John B. Hag­ Leave Victoria. Leave Breatwood. stateroom and was not disturbed. Hhe Dorotbv Kalon. Captain Archie flam­ weight shirts or Men's Drum Shirtsi (Flebermen's „ Bach ...... vtlv $1^ S*ka; fine ilg)c; all QCge will "depend entirely upon the cir­ Pile Torture value tu 91.64 ...... CREAMERY ■Lee a.m. epeclal> »,o« aaT. cumstance*" it wait stated at the Anti-vaccinationists are invited te Fenman’a Natural Merino Mn»«* shad*; M*. 10e. A pair OOV 10.1# a.m. ib.eo noon Men's Ore* Shirts! 1.30 p.m. 3.60 p.m. office of ike collector of the port here attend a public meeting to be held at er...... $i.85 Seeks; English aU woof cash­ from the churn Now 4 60-p.m. «.4S p.m. to-day. ft was pointed out that In Community Church (old Variety Value to 91.10 ...... $1.95 mere; black; brow", grey- Fft„ 9.S6 p.m. S.S0 p.m. cases of persons attempting to bring Theatre), Government Street, on Fri­ or,fawn A pair ...... t#v/V lling at NOTB—Saturday paly. r»r will leave Vic­ day, April S, at I p.m. Exemption Pyjamas i heavy flannelette: Men's Pullev* Slmv*l*t Sweat­ toria Depot at 11 n m. instead of 9.3# p.m. small stocks of liquor Into the coun­ Seeks: heavy grey weol. try In their baggage the usual pro-» certificates may be secured from ex- ...... $1.85 ers, fawn or brows; »» PC 60c FEB FOUND Rhone»: Office 394; Residence 2763R redure is merely to confiscate the Alderman Leemlng. A- Carmichael. value IS.Oa*'...... *AeUU A pair ...... 25c L. N. MOXLEY, Rrop. contraband with no prosecution fol­ Alderman Woodward and Edwin Tour Grocer baa it lowing, unless the owner of the liquor Coventry. Do not delay to protect refuses to surrender IL yourself against vaccination. ••• taan.1 —■••it—-rtrrcnrr^yM *i~.. flrTORTA PAII.Y TIMKS. TI1UBSHAT. APRIL 2. 1025 r— Children's Becoming Easier Hats ■IBIHLl VANCOUVER ISLAND NEWS Angus Campbell & Co. Ltd. $1.00 te $4.95 1010 GOVERNMENT STREET Tailored Hat* with atreamere, poke and off-the-face styles in all the A. W. Neill, Addressing Com­ latent iimdf Huts - mons, -Urges Lower Wheat naiBoni silk and straw combinations. Hats Freight Rate to B.C. rou will like at a price you like— FfflllT MONOPOLY fl.OO to...... f4.05 samsH Dnucan. April 2—A very Interest­ ing match >va* plàyed on the Dun­ Every little girl will be our guest Ottawa. April 1.—A. W, Neill. In­ Effective Competition Advised dependent. Comox-Alberni, apenkin# Increase in Number Installed can Golf Link* oa Tuesday between and will, be presented with a bag of team* of twelve ladle* from the Na­ in Duncan Report on Nash on the budget In the Commons yes­ in Last Two Months is naimo Golf Club and the I 7e candy. terday afternoon expressed approval Club. The home team won by -seven Interests of the new duty on slack coal, which General points. V le hoped would do away with the The player* and full score* were, ■y Times Staff Cerreependeiit THE SOUTH AFRICA* PLUME SHOP the winning team last In each case: Importation of United States slack There wan a nine per cent, in- Ottawa. April 2.— British Colum­ VICTORIA'S LARGEST MILLINERY SALON <•mt.se in the nuÉlber of tele Mr*. Meakln 2. Mr*. Easton 1. bia will face the possibility of a coal Into British Columbia. He eug- Mr*. Fbrd 1%, Mr*. Morten 1%. complete monopoly of the fruit and 747 Yates Street Phone 3818 geeted that the analysis of certain phones installed in British Co­ Mrs. Mitchell 0, Mias Gibb’S vegetable business unless the opera­ grades of coal be raised from six to lumbia during the month of Feb­ Mrs. Glaholm 1. Mis* Robertson 2. tion* of the Nash interest* are Ml** Rose 1, Mr*. Wallis 1. curbed. This 1# one of the warning* seven per cent, to prevent lignite ruary. There was an increase of Mrs. Priest ley-Sheldon 1 Mr*. being brought In as bituminous uttered In the sensational report of ninç telephones in Vietoria from : Lewi* Duncan, special investigator. | This raised standard, he thought, Mrs. Coleman 1H, Mr*. Duncan CARPET CLEANING would not seriously affect the ex­ January 1 to March 1, from 13,- on whose finding* the Federal De­ port of Alberta lignite, which was 1 4. partment of 1-aboi is preparing to We «'lean carpets and take the dust out thoroughly. Charge 10 cent* 417 to 13,426. At Chemainus Mr*. Leighton 0. Mr*. Robinson 3. act now. per vquare yard. Phone T18 for prompt service. We also sew, alter the chief object to lie considered. Mr*. Simpson 2. Mr*. Bhare 1. British Columbia mines would bene­ there was an increase of front ‘The phenomena! advance of the And lay carpet». Mr*. McIntyre 3. Mrs. Upwomb 6. Nash interest* at the expense of the fit by the change...... H8 to 119, at Courtenay from * Mr*. Lane 2%. Mr*. Johnston W- independent broker and jobber l* The reduction of the tariff on en - Mrs. Cunliffc Vt, Mr*. White 2%. glnrs for fishing boats was very ac­ 470 to 481, at Cumberland from bringing Western Canada face to FOURSOMES ceptable. said Mr. Nrlll. It meant an 239 to 240, at Duncan from 811 face with the possibility of a mon­ average reduction to the fisherman Mr*. Meakln and Mr*. Ford V6, opoly in the distribution of fruit and usina of 116.50 on the purchase of an Im­ to 827, at Gordon Head from 107 Mr*. Easton,and Mr*. Morten 2%. vegetables," Mr. Dunsan declares. ported engine. Mrs. Mitchell and Mr*. Glaholm 0, "Ofice monopoly or effective mon­ to 109, at Jjadysmilh from 267 to Mi**. K. Robertson and Mlaa Gibb 3. opolistic control is reached the regu­ •city on eggs 272, at Nanaimo from 2,032 to Mr*. Priestley-Sheldon and Ml** lating factor of competition disap­ He had been asked by a group of 2,043, at Port Albemi from 326 Rose 2H, Mr*. Watlle and Mrs. Har­ pear*. The only alternative to mon­ DEATH PENALTY lian soldier was executed during the his constituents To urge the Govern­ per m. opoly I* to make poaslble the con­ tirent War because the Australian ment to Increase the duty from three to 332. At Parksville there was Mrs. Coleman and Mr*. Leighton 0, tinuation of effective competition JUVENILE FASHION SHOW Government would not allow It. to eight on Imported eggs In order a drop of four telephones...from Mr*. Duncan and Mrs. Robinson 8. both of. broker", and *>^hpa^ .. „. - • • »•: m lU-uac.-.n -witHBauanaut-A ■ : ,—*i •. . = .•> -. r_.-. -r-,--.-.-u:-. • -•vwv!'*. tjj - IN BRITISH ARMY He contended "that nobody ‘ would to iSatrm wnr*4aw te timt wr- * "Mrs. Hjmpson aiuf EfffWi T, With a remarkable cslrectton or UPHELD ON VOTE «ay that the fighting of the Austra­ posed by the United States. 146 to 142. At Cobble Hill the Mr*. Share and Mrs.' Johnston 1. fact*, figure* and copie* of letters, lians was inferior to that of the Ca­ Mr. Nelli urged the Government to number remained the same, 142. Mr*. McIntyre and Mr*. CunlWfe Mr. Duncan shows that the alleged nadians. British, Irish or New Zea­ eliminate the discrimination In 1 Mr*. Upeconib and Mr*. White fruit and vegetable combine i* hit­ AT THE CAPITOL landers because they did not have to freight rates on wheat from tha 1H- ting the grower* of British Columbia "MMBn. 'Afrrtl t—T** erttlstl La- rear the death ppeaUty. =,...... ; prairie- provinces going into British Çopiifrbla. TB# flamHITOPR , .1 mjnur HIM "I directly- refer* In particular to Wr Partyfought unkucce—fully In ttfi .Mr houab .t All>$. Which h.» “Crori they did not have to fear the death amounted to $S.S6 a ton. and If elim­ the House of Commons last night to been lx>ught by the Ueut.-Governor ver Island growers and produces cor­ penalty. inated would tMlat greatly the poul­ respondence to show that tomato abolish the death penalty In the try Industry in British Columbia. and have gone to live at Eaqilimalt. » THEATRE There was no difference between producers around Victor!* wepe, not what the army called cowardice and A very enjoyable concert was given army, an amendment Introduced by FOR VETERANS in the Deep Cove Club Hall on Tuee- paid the money to which they were K- ThurOe. Labor. Shoreditch. to the What medical men called nervous - He recommended a flat reduction , entitled by the Mutual (Vancouver) breakdown, he argued! and g*«erted Spaaoat to The Tim** 4av evening when Mr. and Mrs. Jesse rnnual army bill being rejected by on the stock and equipment of prop­ Long field of Victoria biymght out her Limited, the organixsrttofi which 326 to 158. The Labor party was of­ that during the war some thirty erty held by soldier settlers under Sidney. April 2.—Mr. and Mr*. Gib­ handled their produce. Of one trane youths under twenty-one were shot concert party. The hall was crowded. ficially behind the amendment. the Soldiers’ Land Hettleipent Act. bon and family have moved Into one Mr. Longfleld acted as chairman. The action, the detail# of which are given Friday and Saturday Mr. Thurtle made great use of the in, cold blood because their nerves in accordance with the recommend­ of the mill houses. Third Street. fully in the report Mr. Duncan de­ tailed them. following artistes took part: Mr. and argument that not a single Austra­ ation of the eommiyee which con­ Mrs Jesse Ivmgfteld, Miss Jean clares: ‘The Actual prices realised sidered the question last year. The Mr. Arthur Thornton of Deep Bay (by the selling organisation) were he* gone to Cobble Hill, Black. Mrs. William Wright/ Mrs. F. Evenings, April 3 and 4 land should also z be revalued. In W. Frances. Mr. Melville. Mr. Dur­ falsely stated." gome instances men had been placed The usual weekly oasd pan y we* rani. Mte* Ruth. IMaa Jeffery and A. PAYMENTS TOO LOW on land at $4S an acne that never held In - the Deep Cove Social Club W. Tranell. In conjunction with the regular evening’s programme of pictures would be^worth more than $7.60 an He declares in addition that in Hall. Six table* were occupied- Pro­ Every Item was encored. Supper this particular transaction the total at the Capitol Theatre, we will feature a juvenile style show. Pre­ acre. gressive five hundred was played. was in charge of Mrs. Calvert, Mrs. amount accounted for to the grow­ senting the newest Spring styles for _girls from 3 to 15 years of Winner* of the first prise* were Mr*. Peck and Mia* Horth. CHILD DROWNED After the eupper a dance took place, ers by the Mutual (Vancouver) R. Clarke and O. McLean. Supper limited was $412.60 Instead of age, in millinery., school togs and suitable apparel for Playtime was in charge of Misa Maggie Thorn- the muaic for which wa* supplied by Edmonton. April 2—Left alone for a Mr*. G. McLean and Raymond I600.30. or $»4 less than was actually and Dress up occasions. few minutes t<> play on the veranda of received by the Mutual interests. her home. little Margaret Jane, twenty- Mr.. Mr*, nad Mis* Copeman have Brethour. eight-months-old daughter of William Block of this city, yesterday wandered Six Pretty Little Mannequins From 3 to 15 to a shallow pool of water at the rear minor but important piece# of legis­ of the premises and a short time after­ lation now tiefore the Canadian Par­ Years of Age Will Parade the Newest Juvénile ward was found drowned. The coroner liament. Much of this routine legis­ decide^ an inquest was unnecessary. NIETO PROTECT lation receives little public notice, LAWYERS ARGUE FOR Fashions For Playtime, Sehooltimc and Dress- overshadowed a* it is by the more imposing matters like fiscal policy ~Ùp Occasions ‘ 'i-fi i*i and the Peterson shipping subsidy Some of the most important of the ■E ON BAIL HORS HERE routine laws under consideration now The children acting ns models have been person­ taint* to agricultures and arç tram* Ask Chicago Judge to Give to raise the standard of ON "M dairy and general agricultural William D. Shepperd His ally «elected by Miss L MichneBs from her dine- - FROM FOREIGNERS port*. They give the Minister of Freedom Big clniS...... waamaimnaiiwi i. New McMaster Bill Will Save Cut-Rate Drugs produce and fnfft with a view *.© Chicago. April S.—Attorney, for There Will Be Mueh To Interest ifother and Their Patents Regardless of maintainlng//Canada's agricultural William V. Sheppard, foeter father Compare Our Price» With What You Have Been Paying and Hole the QUALITY, r. putatlnjn abroad and protecting the of wmiam Nelaon McClintock. Mill­ Daughter Alike P SERVICE and SAVIHO Outside Discovery consumer here.—B.H ionaire orphan," and accused of mur­ dering McClintock by administering typhoid germa In order to gain poa- Much Valuable Routine Legis­ HEBREW UNIVERSITY *e**ionofhtaestate^haveniedmx lation Before Commons; rtlfldüVlts before Chief J.usttea* jaaoo COME EARLY AND SECURE A SEAT. • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Hopkins of the Criminal Court in a Pure Food Laws up IN PALESTINE OPENED further attempt to gain Shepperd e ,3T> Dàggétt A Ramedetl ’a Celd Cream 1.00 Krvsol Antiwptie. 16 oza. —.... -51 release oil bail. ,=Y~ .60 Dr. < haae's (Altment .1...... 43 •y Timm R«prM,nlativ, Jerusalem, April Th, Earl of All the affidavits attack stateroenU 1.00' Xujol ...... -72 Balfour yesterday at the inaugur of Charles C. Faiman, proprietor of JjQO. Miebaud's Lilac VegetaU.,. ... .51 .50 Syrup of White Pine and Tar...... 26 OttgyurT'April 2—Canadian in- ation of the new Hebrew University, I» ecientifle school whose confession received suggestions that Japanese .25 Cream of Witch Hàzét and Roses .16 ventiVw wilt br .protFctcd tmdrr situated mt Mount Scopus, delivered that ^Shepperd had" offered'him flbt.- excluded from the vanneries were In- • .25 Chloride of- Lime...... * • an addre** which wa* an eloquent 000 for typhoid germs and informa­ vailing the field of the berry grower*. 1.00 Reid a Guaranteed Hair Tonic.. .52 .40 Safetie Shaving Cream...... 23 legiiflation introduced in the tribute to ancient enduring Jewish tion about adminlaterlng them re­ SUGGESTS CANADA" : Thi* information, however, bad come 12» 4711 Eau de Cologne...... 71 - lloime.of Commons by Andrew sulted in Shepperd'* indictment on to him from a paid lawyer of the 3.00 Ingram s Whirling Syringe...... 2.07 In clear vigorous tone, the Earl a charge of murder. Faiman has not Japanese. He proposed to wait until .73 Abbey's Salts ...... 51 .30 4711 Eau de Cologne Bath Soap .19 McMaster, of Brome, the ditt- hailed the occasion a* a new epoch been arrested fromally. the befey men complained before he .30 4711 Lavender Bath Soajj...... 19 tinguwheti Lilieral parliamen­ in Jewish history in the land the CLOSELY GUARDED took the complaint very seriously. .75 Hair-Fjx ...... Jewish race had rendered no famous. IN FUTURE ADMIT 1.00 Alkm Saltrates ...... 71 One of the affidavit* was made by TO EMPLOY WHITE MEN .30 Waterglass ...... *...... tarian. Mr. Me Raster * bill will .25 Cascarets ...... 1® Ottawa. April 2—The following Dr. Herman N. Bundesen. city health Mr. Neill read telegrams contra­ 1.00 Paris Eau de Quinine...... 52 preserve the rights of Canadian commissioner, and two others were 1.00 Improved Syrup of, Hypopboa- message was cabled to 1 »r Chaim dicting statements fnade by Japanese .50 Glycerine and Rose Water...... 26 inventors even though their in- Weisman, president of the World by officials of the city bacteriological FEWER JAPANESE to the effect that they ceuld catch fish phites veltions,.....may . Ji»ye pre­ Zionist Organisation, who was in department. All are to the effect that in places too. difficult1 lot the white .50 Pure Glycerine ....■ •••••• .26.....75 Reudel’s Bath Shits ...... : -47 Jerusalem for me dpenfWg df the typhoid culture* ere eery etoeeiy men anti should therefore ^ rdecdve .50 Dr. Reid's Bronchitis Mixture.. dated* by similar discoveries in Hebrew University, which took place guarded and are issued only to per­ A. W. Neill Tells Commons special concessions. The defl*ff 1.00 Burdock and Sarsaparilla...... 51 sons after careful Investigation. All not to crowd the Japanese out < other countries. yesterday. any Faiman never obtained any cul­ Gentlemen’s Agreement is .25 Benzo-Almond Cream ...... 1.00 Dr. Reid's Blood Purifier ...... 51 'Canadian Hadassah greets open­ fishing business, but to insist th .75 Kruschen Salts...... "As the law stands at present." Mr. ing Hebrew Universgy signalising ture» from the city -health depart­ they employ white men té carry on .35 Sulphur and Molasses ...... 21, McMaster said in explaining hi" bill, ment. as he claimed. Not Being Observed .75 Bleaehodent Combination...... dawn Israel'* cultural i Another affidavit was made by Os­ their work. .25 Sulphur and Cream of Tartar Loz­ "a Canadian inventor'* patent may be JThe message wa* signed by Mrs. The United Farmers of British Co­ .75 Woodward s Gripe Water...... defeated and he may be robbed of car McAdams, said to be a former Ottawa. April 2 — Restrictions in enges, 72 in box...... ’...... 14 Lillian Freeman, president of the husband of Mrs. Faiman. He allege* Canada similar to thoe* in force In lumbia had passed a resolution ask­ 1.00 Theatrical Cold Cream, 1-lb tm the results of his Inventive faculty if Canadian Hadassah. ing for restrictions similar to those wmeon else has used this apparatus Faiman was Interested In the oper- California to prevent Japanese in­ in California, where Japanese could .73 Lit|tiid Petrolatum, 16 obi...... -38 CANDY SPECIAL or process in WhT'bTBer part of the atlôn of disorderly house* in Bt. vading agriemturat lands m British Keep the Wheels Turning Louis and Detroit and was in jail in not own or lease land for agricul­ .50 Dr. Reid's Eczema Ointment...... 26 .60 Neilson’a Rosebuds, per lh."...... 35 workl. Thu* a man might have an Columbia were asked in the Hawse tural purposes. improvement, entirely unknown in The mere #.artlng of the Wheels of St. Paul in 1922 charged with mur­ yesterday afternoon by A. W. Neill, Such an agreement would only be .50 PuritaH Milk of Magnesia ...... 26 .60 Banquet Brand Chocolates, per Canada, for something In connection publicity is not enough. Keep them der by abortion. independent. Comox-Alberni. who A fifth affidavit was made by the reciprocal, a* white men were not .50 Dr. Parrish's Vhemieal Food...... 26 1-lb. carton ...... 33 with an automobile, but someone In turning for a reasonable time. said Japanese women and boys were allowed to own or lekse agricultural the south of Italy, altogether un­ If you want to sell property, which mother of Earl Clark, the latter for­ —'—Ing into hi* Province without re­ 1.00 Dr. Parrish’s Chemical Food...... 50 merly associated with Faiman. She land in Japan. .05 Life Savers, 3 for...... 10 known to him. may have invented the ts a very salable commodity, make striction, and the "■Gentlemen's The Gentlemen',* Agreement with .25 Reid’s Corn Remover ...... -15 same improvement. The object of your advertising a little better than says "her son told her Faiman had im­ 1 Agreement" concerning the influx of .05 Chewing Gum, 3 for...... 19 plicated Shepperd while under threat Japan was a failure, sai .75 Michaud’s Florida Water...... 38 this bill Is to give a patent to any­ the usual run of such advertising. adult mules was not being strictly The regulations now alldWéd 15# .30 Peanut Crisp, per lb...... 19 one who Is the first Inventor in Make it informing. Do not squeeso of prosecution for illegal practices In his school. enforced. laborers and domestic* to enter Can­ 155 Ayers’ Hair Vigor...... • .71 Canada. all ot the human interest out of it. Mr. Neill complained that Japan­ ada from Japan every year, but the 1.00 Pyorrhoeide Tooth Powder...... 77 KERO SPRAY HARD ON INVENTOR ese were workingrin unfair competi­ door wa* still wide open so far as .50 Dr. Chase's Nerve F’ood...... 33 The king of insecticides and the best com­ "I am informed that this bill pill tion with white men in the fisheries women end boys were concerned. bination spray on the market. Contains place our patent law on the same and canneries of British Columbia. The Government dl 1 not seem to re­ .90 Lemon Cleajising Cream...... 26 basis a* the patent laws of the They sent their women to work in gard rhe enforcement of the Gentle­ .25 Tincture of Iodine . Â...... 14 arsenate of lead, black leaf forty, whale oil United Kingdom and the patent laws the canneries with three-weeks-okl men's Agreement with anything ilk* .50 Tincture of Iodine...... 27 soap, kerosene and emulsifying ingredients. of the ITnltd State*. Our law. as it babies strapped to their backs. The the same strictness with which the at present stands, i* harder on the white men could not compete be­ Chinese immigration-laws were en­ .25 Baby’s Own Cough Syrup...... 16 One gallop makes 50 gallons of spraying Inventor than the patent law of either cause they would not subject their forced. What the Government had .50 Aromatic Cascara, 4 ozs...... 26 solution. of those two countries." women to such treatment. done so far was good, but it was not 1 lb...... ,-4® Mr. McMaster-» blUMs one of many General rectrlctlona to reduce the enough. .75 Must croie ...... •“ number of Japanese In Canada were All Japanese coming to Canada had .50 Red Pepper Ointment...... 26 Half gallon .,...... J-25 urged by Mr. Neill. ~ to have a passport, vised by Japanese authorities. Mr. Nelli explained: *He 100 Yardley’s Old English Lavender 1 gallon ...... 2.00 SALMON INCREASE suggested a regulation that would Water...... Z* 5 gallons, per gallon"...... 1.75 Mr. Neill dealt at length with the require the vise of the Canadian con­ employ men l of Japanese labor in sul in Japan. While that would be .35 Yardley’s Old English Lavender Black Leaf Forty1^ the canneries of British Columbia. the regulation, in actual practice the Soap. 2 for...... *55 1 oz...... 24 He ridiculed the contention that the eonsul would refqse the vises, and lit canning industry of hi* province this way the objectionable legislation .75 Dr. Reid's Rejuvenating Cold 8 ozs. .,v.-1»33 would be seriously injured if Jap­ Which the United Stales had passed t’ream •39 , 32 ozs...... 3.50 What Are anese labor was greatly reduced. He [wpuM be unnecessary. Now was tha quoted statistics to show the salmon time for action. The example of the .50 Dr. Reid's Pyorrhea Mouth Wash .25 Sodium Fluoride— pack last year was eighty-seven per United Ht ate* was being followed by .75 Reid^s Vanishing Cream ...... -39 14b. tin ...... 40 Milk cent, greater than In Itîl. and larger ut h- r countries throughout th# world. 1.30 Scott ’s Emulsion ...... 72 even than the bumper year. 1»1*. MAIL ORDERS The canneries had only three per .60 Mentholstum ...... •••• cent, of last year's pack on hand and 1,00 Dr. Reid's Tasteless Cod Liver Receive our prompt attention. Enclose suf­ Scones? had sold a portion of this year’s pack ficient money for postage—any balance will already. Extract ...... 57 Borne weeks ago we had an en­ Ho pointed out that Japanese la­ 1.00 Dr. Reid's Rheumatic Remedy... .51 be refunded. quiry for a recipe to make "Milk borer* in Canada sent home the .80 Bromo Seltzer ...... 35 Ten Per Cent off regular prices genuine Scones." None on our files bear monev which they made in this that name but we sent copies of country instead of spending It in the .50 Ktvsol Antiseptie, 8 ozs...... 26 Eastman Kodaks Friday and Saturday Dominion. several hoping one would be Mr. Neill said the reason the can­ right. ner* preferred Japanese labor was telephone yovr wants Another letter yesterday tells us that it wa* easier to deal with and th*t the husband says they are probably cheaper. He advocated a not like his mother made in reduction in the case tax on canned salmon In ordsr to assist the canning -, Scotland. Industry. He wished to see this In­ Could eeew good Scotch cook dustry become a "while one" ht the Miff mm jrvMMff QMS Ilian wife? years to come. L J. I-adner. Conservative. » Vancouver, asked Mr. Neill what to become of the Japanese If 12 Original Cut Rate Druggists* 12 ENGINE ON A SPREE—Staggering heme after » S*"1 day.Uig. were excluded from fishing Pacific Milk locomotive mlaeed the door. It virtually cot In two the engine houae working in the canneries. He had r- STORES VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND NEW WESTMINSTER STORES Co. Limited at the Lanalng. Mlch>N.w Tank Central terminal. The turntable celved representations that they were PORT AND DOUGLAS STS. PHONE 7406 Heed Office, Vancouver farted to slip Into the proper place and the locomotive tore all the Invading the small fruit growing In­ Factor,is Ladner and Abhet.ford way through the elruettiw The engine crew escaped but a dustries in British Columbia ■■■■■■Hi worker In the building wsa seriously Injured. Mr. Neill replied that he ha V«*POttfA PAlibY TIMg8> TUia«Sl>A3u A-PKIL 2, Wg5_

standard» that- are east wkk oa ea­ rs*! orre that are Ilka- aagsH8 vtreta, can make political capital by devot­ malicious member of the British few and tar between- F: Gilbert House of Commons, has received a GREAT THRONG AT Webb, noted critic of The London Btrtflfta gattg (Pimre ing kit energies to the advancement If it’s HEAVY INCREASE Musical News end Herald, said et of the interests of the Party of Urge number of abusive and threat­ HEALTH! DISEASE! hcr performance that -It was not so ening letters from people who Would much the rich tones of Mile. If At- THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 112» Gloom. like to do a good deal more to km F0NERÀUN PEKING yarn s voice as the oublie variety of III EXPORT TRADE timbre which was 8» concord with - - NOT NECESSARY .™,-l Vaccination than smack h» wrists. The Daily Body of Sun Yat Sen, Lite the sentiment and sometimes con­ my by Mail says the situation has become KIRK’S veyed an Inner meaning greater than ....Artkk.1...... I ha actual gjhllfliMWaflLgW- .«root*."- to serious that the Home Seer*-* oeum Leader. Was Laid to Rest in But the public nearer home, thaï OAmr: carptf apoâd and Fort Streets w 1 urgent negtMity tor the Dili- tary has offered Kirkwood „a full HHIs Near Capital of New York, haa always flocked to ish Secretary of State for War to investigation and such ptrfice pro-, The recent action of the United each one of her three annual ap- Canada Has Increased Hof r”p?\[\riz xprti -2 Th* pearance* L” T®*” The vet- anaounce in the Hbuse of Com­ lection as he may consider necessary states axithwmii is demanding-evi­ eran critic, W J. Henderson of Tee dence of successful vaccination calls Selling All Over Empire the late Dr. Sun Tat Sen, first Presi­ mons that to many Canadians and to protect him against attack. attention to the dangef that Is surely dent of the Chinese Republic, that Sun wrote after her last New York Wellington hln body bo buried in a bronse crys­ recital. "When Mile. Marguerite •UBSCmFTION RATES to many New Zealanders and no When he is out of the limelight growing in our midst. fe The unvaccinated population Is in­ Imports From U.S. Show Big tal coffin, like my friend Lenine," tVAIVares gives a song recital the Australians were executed during the member in question is not the creasing, the sea-borne traffic en­ it is the best Coal mined on went unfulfilled to-day. The bronse avenues leading toward the scene of the war for military offences. Sir Average Monthly Drop casket long awaited from Moscow, her activity are hot empty. People fire-eating Bolshevik one would sup­ tering Vancouver from the Bast is crowded the sidewalks last evening, Great increasing, here are the two essential arrived and proved to be a shoddy Sîfiï? United Arthur Currie is on sound ground pose him to be. Both he and Mr. Vancouver Island. By Times Staff Representative affair, unsuitable and wae rejected. pushing their way to Town Hall, $6 66 per annum factors in the situation. where the distinguished singer pre­ Stales in voicing his objection to such a Buchanan—the “genial" member With a thoroughly vaccinated pop­ Ottawa, April 2—Trade figures To-night Ike body of Dr. Sun lies Excellently prepared it gives in the Western Hills of Peking. In a sented a characteristic programme, course and it is safe to say that who felt the sting of Mr. Aroery's ulation the entry of one or more cas­ just issued here, showing heavy temple nine miles from the city. It varied. pregnaaL absorbing." Pitta es of smallpox into the city would be r his action will be approved by the right upper cut last April—are good results in the changing increases in Canada’s export will be removed later to Nanking, Sanborn of The Telegram and Mall SHIPS IN BALLAST a nuisance, but with a large un vac­ the city In which Dr. Sun first ruled said "She sang IskChevelure aa hot majority of the people of this coun­ serious politician». Mr. Kirkwood cinated population it may at any weather of Spring, holding trade all along the line, offer a as President. another woman dares to sing It. It 1T70LLOWING THE TRIALS knows whet a majority of his con­ moment become a Terrible disaster. convincing answer to politicians stood out as a sculpture moulded in try. Whether thg House of Com- The opponents of vaccination tell the fire dormant in mild GLASS CASKET stituents went and he is filling the who have been preaching blue The funeral ceremony to-day w smoking lava. The audience that $ J7 of a new Anchor-Donaldson mops at Westminster abolishes- the us that the diminution of smallpox filled the hall Miodted Its reiterated bill; but if the British Fascisti. or in any community Is due to improv­ weather with quick action at a throwback to ¥*nchu manners and liner on the Firth of Clyde on death penalty in the army or not, ruin from one end of the country customs. In Central Park, where the «•aval" and the afoot pianoforte ed sanitation, better housing. Im­ groaned beneath a crushing weight 'Tuesday of this week. Mr. Charles the discussion which has already any other body which imagines that proved personal hygiene, immediate a moment "s notice. to the other lately. body of the late Progressive Chinese the constitutional fabric is in dan­ quarantine of the Infected individual. leader had been laid out since the roj roeee." v Donaldson, the chairman of the taken place on the subject did not Canada’s trade balance in the death, the services began. A touch , ïhne. dealt et some length with the ger. inflicts bodily harm upon Kirk­ There Is no evidence to support this last ten months has been just at any stage require the details contention and figures for Vancouver ‘‘Doe* Last Longer" of the Occident wae seen In the glass • «King Government's proposal to which Sir Laming Worthmgton- wood because he exercised his pre­ are illuminating.— about exactly one hundred per cent, casket in which the body was en­ better on the average than it was in cased. while countless Chinese ! subsidize a fleet of ships for the Evans apparently so thoughtlessly rogative of free speech—e most In one of the city schools which serves the poorest quarters of the the preceding year. That Is the most around. Sea Raw and See Better î: North Atlantic be*. He began gave. Apart from the revival of cherished British institution end one atartllng fact revealed by the new Thousands of scrolls extolling Dr. town, the Bast Bfid, where sanitation Bun's virtues were hung from the upon which much of the Empire's and housing are at their worst, no i by alluding tq the venous position sorrow which it will occasion in a Xirk Coal Co. While the country's exports have wall* of the mortuary chamber and greatness rests—in the House of cases of smallpox have occurred adjoining temporary structures, which had been brought about by number of Canadian homes, the at-, since December 1*S4, while in one of leaped forward Its importa have • ■ > - - the Canadian au­ Commons, the cause of radicalism in LDDTBD •hown substantial drops—another which also housed hundreds of arti­ titude of the Secretary for War, the schools adjacent to Shaughnessy vital point brought out by the new ficial wreaths and emblems. to explain more than six years after the cessa­ Britain will be well served. Heights, where. If aaywhere, sanita­ 312 Broad St Phone IK The funeral was attended by a tion should be at its best, there have trade* returns. . A. ____ gathering be- tion of hostilities, furnishes a strik­ That Canada's trade with th« huge crowd. The body, was carried to been twenty-three cases during this British Empire Is growing le proved the gates of Central Park, where the . j fore him if a combine existed. ing commentary upon the modem period of time. also. This Is in line with an upward procession of mourners was carried Again. If improved sanitation vessels plied be- political «sied- when party points are .movement in., the twA*. by vehicles to the spot in the West­ ■f atlas «va» DR. FRANK CRANE wbre the cause of the ^decrease of Dominion and the Mother Countn^ ern Htm» where the body of China** __ Canadian ports to be made. smallpox It should have applied In the fiscal year ending March St eccentric Idealist was laid away. ; would__ the journey half the THE RIGHT*COURSE equally to the other diseases—but 1124 the average monthly balance or time in partial ballast. It was ob- whereas the mortality of smallpox exports over imports in Canada was Service That Serves Confessions of Ex- has decreased (from 300 per 100.000 ah?m $18,772.849. ^ . . . viima toil»: lhaL if the chmge at the beginning of the l»th century, - Jn the tea months ending Janu ­ NLESS THE DOUKHO- tn lew than 1 par lO^OOO, other B»» ~ ary Si H» the average fawehte ■Sot ootg Is appelai car* and ekm which the Ottawa Government had Mnsicim IbtWcssof exercised In examining the eye*, bors of the Province replace factious dles—ea, egg eeartet fever, balance wàa I3M4M62 ■■almost . made web true, hnér sailings could U have declined relatively little. No twice as large a bale nee as m the grinding the lenaOa. fitting the the school property which the more area, but aa well. Is particular « be reduced bv fully fifty per cent, AM an ex-musician. reasonable minded person would be­ The Triumph •» Expert Tee Blending preceding year. It it difficult te lawless members of the sect have de­ lieve that sanitation and public imagine a more satisfactory in­ re taken that the glaaaes, after without interfaiRg with or doing 1 That to. when I was a young Sold by Qreeara throughout Canede stroyed, the Government , man of twenty-one l was actively, health measures In England are lees dication of Canadian trade con­ once made, remain right. Ton are any injury to the dripping require­ enraged in the study of music. I complete or lass efficient now than ditions then that. cordially Invited To step In at any to undertake the job itself and not only played the piano, but I they were ten years ago. Smallpox The average monthly imports of Peruvian Contralto Who Win lime to have your mounting ments of Canada. charge the cost of construction to had a class of music pupils whom in England is steadily increadlag; this country in the fiscal year ending straightened, lenses tightened, or to We can well imagine How *»m- 1 conducted through the devious in 1014, 05 caaee were notified In March 11, 1884g totalled $74.447,218. Sing Here Popular in London the offenders. This is the obvious In the last ten months the monthly hove any necessary adjustment made. 1 pie it would be for Mr. Donaldson avenues of art. England and Wales; in 10». 2.604 Our stock includes a "Quality Beyond to take and the people as I suppose I was a bum teacher cases wêre notified. This Increase is imports amounted to $46.088,466. Mergueritte D'Alvarex. the Per r to get by with a statement of this (’anada. In other words, has got along Question" Shur-on Tor every type of a whole will approve it and a poor player, but I got a du » entirely to the growth of an un- uvian meszo contralto, who will sing ' sort at a luncheon aboard a palatial good deal of fun out of It. vacclnated population. In the eight­ with 1res Imports while tncreulng here on April 14 at Royal Victoria face and for every occasion. It is also a wise move on the 1 never took but one lesson in my her own exports. liner which had just successfully een seventies, approximately 85 per Theatre le a great favorite with th« pert of the Government to send life*. 1414 not like, that leseon and cent of children born were vacctit? EXPORTA LARGER .. . flub pnbttc. attracting largi undergone her preliminary biais. quit my teacher after one sample ated; In 1021 lew than 40 per cent The increase in exports is Im­ crowds to her annual iaondon ap i tactful school inspector to the vari­ of her work. I do not say this as were vaccinated. The steady growth pressive. The averses monthly —Jr ROSE With the exception of e few ship­ trances. After a recent recital at OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN ous Doukhobor communities to rea- an excuse, but merely state It as a of an un vaccinated population is not •sports in the period ending Queen's Hall the critic of The Morn ping officials, it can be said with fact. Doubtless I would hare done peculiar to England. The same con Much 31 1*24 totalled 388*11,- Registered Optometrist __with the sect and emphasize the better to have remained under her 10*. In the I set ten month, the ing Poet said that her hearers “took , comparative safety that very few dltton exists here in British Colum­ leave of this glorious singer with 1*13 Government Street—Phene 84E1 advantages of sending the children tutelage. But 1 did not. bia. and sooner or later depending average experte were Is1,430,SOS. I - among the rest of his audience would 1 went at the study of music in This represent, a yearly gain of something more than regret—in fact to school. The more moderate ele­ on chances that we cannot entirely with grief, for she presents vocal ! have more than heard of such a thing my own peculiar way. 1 bought prevent, however efficient our Public 338,637,600. ments will give him a hearing and Schubert's Moments Musicaux. Further figures Indicate that while • as the Conference or of the Pres- Beethoven's Sonatas. Chopin’s Health service may be. we shall be Canada Is cutting down her foreign probably alter their attitude towards face to face with an epidemic of i ton report. It was therefore not Waltsee, Mendelssohn's Hongs Importa she 1* maintaining ha Im- compulsory education. Without Words and other pieces. smallpox. 3crt trade from Great Britain while necessary for the chairman to make 1 found these difficult, but very AESCULAPIUS. ncreulng her exports to the Brinish i any reference to the rites that the In any case a point has been intriguing. I pounded them all out Isles. The monthly Imports from myself on the piano. I took them Britain In the year ending March SI. I ■ combine—which he says does not reached where heavier penalties should be promised those who de­ apart and studied every combine 1824, averaged «12,810.813. In the J exist—charge for the transport of atlon of notes and learned every The WEATHER last ten months they averaged |1Z.- stroy property and endanger life. motif. ’ _ 188.411—very little change. - Canada's exports end imports across to insure insertion in Sutmr- Afterwards I took up the Wagner EMPIRE TRADE STANDS . the North Atlantic. It was hardly There should likewise be no hesita­ operas In this way. 1 bought all tion in deporting the absolute fanati- the books I could that told about The same maintenance of trade Jay's paper all Display ! to be supposed that he would ex- between Canada and the other British irrecoocilahles. There is no Wagner and his music. 1 read ; plein that the reason why the ships cal I,----- to them In French, in derman and in nation* Is apparent. The average virions, April 2.—The barometer re- export to British nations outside of Advertising Copy Should • * of the two lines which ply between room for them in this or any other Kngttoh. 1 set about to learn aU the motifs of his nto*#,...... S2S J? Ta Oreas. Britain ttaetf tn. the tirât parted '- Canada and Glasgow could afford- ? T don't sup**** T was èrer a under review wae $3.411,8*1. In the good musician, that 4a. that I ever Frost* are reported la the prairies. Inter period It was S3.8H.831. be Handed in to Times i to go in ballast occasionally is be­ DEMOCRATIC PROCEDURE had the scientific skill to perform. Thu* the total Import* from the British Empire In the former period cause rates which ere made end AND NOT FEAR But I had the love of it and I had Victoria—Barometer 28.81; maay a pure hour of enjoyment in ntmum averaged 8U.U8.48I a month. In the Office not later than noon controlled by * body in New York following it. irk.yrSMTtTr'reii'. 5SST latest period the average was 811.- i are sufficient to make up the differ- here is a consider- I would not take anything now lbVanco!Xt£-Barometer IS SO; temper- mi.iso... ». email • drop, - Friday, aille difference between fear for the memory of that solid en­ But In export trade Cahada haa in­ ------i race between a- full cargo and a joyment. If 1 had had some teacher ature 48; minimum 44; rain. 12; wea­ creased her BêlUng all over the Em­ ofT taking responsibility and taking ther, fair. « * half cargo. The trade end com- with Imagination to envisage my 'xmloope—Barometer 21.86; tempera­ pire. In Britain itself our monthly • merce of Canada, the bevelling responsibility after fully exploring difficulties and help rae out of them ture, maximum yesterday 66. minimum export in the laat ten months was l would, have made much faster 44: weather, needy. ——~~- »4,880,601 as against f8A.08T.t68 m public, pay the difference. This circumstances. The morning paper progress. As it was I had to get Barkerville—Barometer 30.62; temper­ the previous year—a substantial is impatient with the King Admin- through myself. ature. maximum yesterday 42; minimum growth added up over a whole year. difference—which would have to be With the consequence of the 24: weather, dear. The monthly export to other British ! regarded as a loss by the indua- Miration because it considers it has Prince Rupert—Barometer 28.14; tem­ nations showed a similar tendency, crowding in of many affairs my perature, Wtaslmum yesterday 64. mini­ —[ David Spencer Limited I trialist or the farmer—exists because become "so obsessed with the fear music was dropped and for years mum 12. weather, cloudy. vlimbing from $4,429.283 to $6.983.321. my life was devoid of it. There Entevan—Barometer ,2» i2: tempera­ CHEATS DOCTOR—If there's This made the total export to • the shipping lines are over-equipped of responsibility end so willing to was always a piano In the house, ture, maximum yesterday 60; minimum anything in this "apple-a-day ’ British notions *in the latest i and refuse to sustain the lots in- delegate certain of its obvious duties but nobody played on It. 44; wind. I miles rain. 64; wea­ rhyme then little Margaret Tilley period $41,14*325 monthly oo I loved music so well that I ther. rainy. „ _ should be sitting pretty. The against $34417,453 in the former , volved in laying up unwanted ships to others" that it almost amounts to would rather do without it than Tatoodh—Barometer 28.74; tempera­ ture. maximum yesterday. 62: minimum apples come from the famous months. i They are running the let end the government by commission. hear It badly played. 41: wind, 34 miles E.; rain, .84; weather. $5,060 tree of her father who Canada’s imports from the United Then came the automatic piano, States show a big drop. They aver­ Meats, Provisions, Delicatessen ! Anchor-Donaldson line has just The morning paper heralded the by which the works of the best ClPortland. Ore.—Barometer 28.88; tem­ grows them In the Weet Virgin» aged $41,53$,216 per month In the ' . launched another for the Canadian return of Premier Baldwin end his masters could be interpreted for me perature, maximum yesterday 66. mini­ mountains and who is exhibiting latest period aa against $60,107,$26 in QUALITY—CLEANLINESS—LOW PRICES . i. bade—-notwithstanding the cheir- supportais to pqwer in Britain be­ by skilled artists Juft the way they mum 56; wind. 4 miles 8.E.; weather, them in a New York show. ' the other year under review. FRIDAY BARGAIN0—CARH AND CARRY would hfive dowe it themselves. cloudy. ' Export» to the United Eta tee also ♦r-fc I cannot tell yon what a pleasure Beattie—Be remoter 28.86: tempera­ ------PROVISIONS i man's statement that "liner sail- cause it would mean decisive admin­ ture. maximum yesterday 60: minimum ■how a slight decline—just about the • , mgs could be reduced fully fifty istration instead of government by It was to put on these rolls and 46; wind. 4 mllqp S.B.; rain, .41; weather only «decline revealed in th new hear those places that I had lab­ figures. The former monthly aver­ SPENCER'S DEPENDABLE BUTTER • per cent” if the North Atlantic compromise. But. with a majority ored over in my youth done ex­ Hah Francisco—Barometer 30.10; tem­ age wae $36.804.238 and the new perature. maximum yesterday 66; mini­ Fresh Crenmery Butter, per lb...... ! Conference were » combine. Small of more than two hundred in the pertly. lonthly figure in $35,050.864. This No. 1 Alberts Butter, prr lb., 48f, 3 lbs. for...... If I had only had this when I mum' 48; wind. 4 miles 8.E.; weather, ; a further evidence of the growth , wonder that Mr. Donaldson takes a House, almost the first thing Mr. was studying, how many a difficult clondy. Swift's SITverleaf Lard, per lb...... Temperatures in this country's trade within the ! serious view of the situation' which Baldwin did was to appoint a com­ problem would have been solved Max. Min. jMmpUgo—te-ML '______Fresh Rrndrred Dripping. P>r lb...... before my eye, or rather my ear. I Victoria ...... 52 44 i has arisen in consequence of the mission to investigate the high cost had spent days in wondering what Vancotifef ... «V.7. .TTrrrr; ff w Sliced Ayrshire .Shoulder, per Ih...... 1• King Government's action. He sees certain musical notes meant and It Penticton ...... 68 BALLERINO WINS TITLE Sliced Voltage Roll, per lb...... •' .33* of food—a very necessary step to could all have been explained to me Grand Forks ...... {? take—end he promptly forgot all Nelson ...... » • ■ Sliced Standard Bacon, per lb...... ■ ...... _ ; the writing on the wall—the end In a moment by the touch of the Philadelphia, April 2—The Junior sliced Swift’s premium Boneless Ham, prr lb...... of a profitable but about Protection—another very wise artist. Calgary ...... «§ ÿ lightweight crown to-day rests on Not the least among the advan­ Edmonton ...... 84 the head of Mike Balierlno o t Smoked Picnic Hams, per lb...... course. He is now suggesting an­ Qu'Appelle ...... « « Sweet Pickle Picnic Hama, per lb...... • i ramp. tages enjoyed by the music student Breton ...... H Bayonne, NJ.» by his decisive vic­ • tVC. S’. + other conference between Capital of to-day la that of hearing say Winnipeg ...... « . *• tory over titeven Sullivan, Brooklyn Smoked Cottage Roll, per lb...... ! composition played correctly with Toronto ...... « tttleholder, In a ten-round bout last Sweet Pickle Collage Roll, per lb...... «...... MORE FACTS FOR THE end Labor and is apparently not absolute accuracy by this Instru­ Ottawa ...... eeTM.es.*- • • 43 night. The Judge* and refer66 were Honelesa Peamealed Rack Bacon. 1 to I lbs. per Ih. ••••■ Montreal ...... ment. It can only Improve the unanimous In awarding the victory to Mild Cured Streaky Bacon. 1 to 1 lbs., per lb...... GLOOMY MEMBER taking a suggestion which the morn­ taste and clear the wey for pro­ St. John ...... 41 Ballerine. ing paper made the other day in gress in the case of the young pupil. Halifax ...... 4* From the opening round until the DELICATESSEN v Of course there may be some final gong, the fight bristled with ac­ Ubby's Sauerkraut, per lb...... | rpHR£E HUNDRED AND criticizing the King Government. Who will be content merely to tion. Balierlno carried the battle to 1 J. sixty-six new homes were He does not choose to reduce the listen, but for those eager souls WHO’S WHO IN the champion in every round, con­ Spencer’s Weiners, per lb...... — ,....y.... that are anxiouè also to improve centrating hie attack on Sullivan's jellied Lambs' Tongue, per Ih ...... tes-...... | constructed in Greater Vancouver power of trades unions by act of their own art It will be a godsend. HISTORY TO-DAY stomach. MM occasionally landing Beeklst Ontario Honey, per Ih ...... -•••■ ‘ during the month which has just Parliament. ■tinging bgpv to the head. He fairly Spencer's Potato Salad, per lb...... smothered Sullivan In the last three MEATS—UNEQUALLED VALUES closed. The capital outlay involved The British Prime Minister has WORDS OF WISE MEN 1 THURSDAY. APRIL 2 rounds, maintaining a relentless body . totalled no less than $1.635.1)0 his own views about the responsi­ MIRABEAU attack which the champion was un­ Shoulders Pork, 6 to 7 lbs., per Ih ...... ; alK| both in number of houses built bility of a Government—e Govern­ (Comte de Gabriel Honore Rl- able to check. Butts Pork, very meaty, per lh ...... •'•••• quetti). French orator, one of the Pork Bleaks, per lb...... I...... ■ and money spent last month’s busi- ment with a large surplus of votes. Each person is the founder of his HOPEFUL—J. Austen Cham­ greatest farce* of the French berlain. who believes that a sat­ lain Pork Chops, per lb...... ••••••...... -...... own fortune, goqd Or bad. Revolution, died at Parle on April ' aces » much greater than it was in He said this the other day: “We -i—Fletchor. isfactory alternative to the Gen­ REV. HENRY G0MERY Mhoulders Mutton, half or whole, per lh ...... 4» * 2, 1711 He wee Involved In many lags Mutton, half or whole, per lb...... ‘ the corresponding month of 1924. areIt not going to push our political intrigue* before he gained hi* eva protocol can be worked out. DIED IN QUEBEC is also to be noted that Vancouver advantage home it e moment like You caafiot escape necessities; political power In the convention Rib Mutton Chop», per lb...... ■ ...... j you can conquer them.—Seneca. of the fftatee-Oeneral in 171». Hie Shoulder Boast* Veal. 1 to I lbs., per lb...... disposed of a bond iseue on Monday this. . . . We abandon whet we * -t- + death, hastened by his manner of SHAW MEMBER OF fl lag Roasts Veal. 4 to 8 lbs. per lb...... There te a tide In the affairs of receive ydesterday by Percy Gom- ; , ,1 99.11—a record price for the have laid our hands to. We know life, matured before France mu ery. well known in motoring circles Vaal Utaaba Mr It)...... : city and en appreciable advance men. proclaimed a republic. SUBSIDY COMMITTEE in British Columbia, of the death of Rump Rousts Bref, per lb., SO* and .v$ we may be called cowards for doing Which, taken at the flood, leads oa HANS CHRISTIAN ANOEREEN sirloin Tip Roasts, per th. *4* and ...... -...... T Uintah Here Met and poet. be»t his father, the Rev. Henry Gomery,- over last year's price of 98.19. k. We may be told that we have te fortune; aged eighty-three, at Campbell'* Rolled Prime Ribs, per lh ...... Omitted, all the voyage of their known u a writer of fairy tales, Ottawa April 2—0» a motion of ! These facts are of considerable gone back on our principles ; but et vu born at A dense, Denmark, on Premier King. In the Commons yes Hiver, Que. Mr. Gomery had spent Blade Bone Roasts, per lb...... life terday afternoon, the name of J. T more than forty years in the Angli­ Mince Steak Oxford Sausage, per lb...... ' interest to the people of the Ter this moment we believe we know le bound in shallows and In April 2, 1806. After going to miseries.—Shakespeare. Copenhagen a poor boy, he vu en - Shaw, Independent, West Calgary', can ministry and kindred Christian REGULAR COUNTER DELIVERED minai City because they enable them skied by the generosity of friend* wu substituted for that of Harry activities. whet the country wants. . . .” Leader, Progressive. Portage la centre Cut Fillets Veal, 8 to 4 lbs., per lb------...... 38* to compare realities with the fulmin- Not oaks alone are trees, nor roses to attend the university. Shortly Both he and Mr. King want to feel thereafter hie first Important work Prairie, on the committee which will Centre Cut 1-olns Pork, per lh ...... -...... I .lions of its three Federal members flowers;' investigate the Government's plan to sure that they know what the coun­ Much humblu wealth makêe rick *PpearedjcHAR0 C0B0CN acquire control of Atlantic Ocean Fillets lag of Pork, per Ih ...... ;...... ' of Parliament in general end Mr Prime Ribs, cut short, per lb...... try wants. Neither is going to drive • this world of ours. rates. Stevens in particular. The Utter Celebrated English statesman, sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb...... a bargain with his own majority un­ —Leigh Huat. noted for hie advocacy of free trade Mr. Shaw le a member of the group has informed the country ss a whole + •> “r a hit peace, and ae the chief sup­ which protested they were unable to Cambridge Sausage, per lb...... that the King Government's policies less it is what the country wants. When good will Is taken away porter of the Anti-Corn Law secure representation through the Utile I'I* Pure Pork Sausage, per lh ...... the name of friendship Is gone. League, died April 2. 1146. In his Progressive Party on this committee. - have brought virtual disasterTTie Colonist to his would apparently sup­ political life ha was associated with Mr. Leader "offered to resign hie GROCETERIA SPECIALS ~ port the ancient method of dispatch­ + .+ ♦ John Bright. membership on the committee so si Coal and conditions are so Men are never so likely to eettl# SAMUEL F. B. MORSE to allow the protesting group repre BEST WELLINGTON Ubby’s Pork and Beans, per tin...... 11** that many businessmening public are business. „ question rightly a* when they American Inventor and art let, the rental ion. Fry’s Pure Cocoa, per 8-lb. tin ...... ,14* Lump, per ton ... f 12.50 l«k» to Seattle to FOOLISH* TACTICS diacure It freely.—Macaulay. Inventor Of the telegraph, died at yTres recovering Belmonte Seeded Balaton, large packet ...... New York on April 2, 1872. After Nut, per ton ...,..$13.00 Old Dutch Cleanser, per tin ...... #* ocape the cooeequences. Whosoever ha* a good presence studying art under Benjamin West, Quaker Tomatoes, large tin ...... 15* and a good fashion, carries con­ he opened a studio In New York, London, April S—A bulletin leaned " , When Mr. Stevens meets his INCE HE OBJECTED TO at noon to-day on the condition of Olivers’ Marmelade. 4-lb. lia ...... tinual letter* of recommendation. and was the first president of the VICTORIA FUEL Co. Ltd. constituents at the next election he the spending of money to —Isabella of Spain. National Academy of Design. Field Marshal the Karl of Ypres. who Caiman's Mustard. I-lb. tin ...... S wu operated upon recently, elated 1203 Breed Street—Phen. 1*77 Royal Crown ttoap, 8 bar» In a carton . will have a good deal to anewer send the Prince of Wales to South the condition of the iwtient had A man that Is young Ih year» A good heart la better than all A. R. Graham E. M. Brown for. Vancouver will show him that Africa Mr. David Kirkwood, a the heads in the world.—Bulwer substantially Improved In Ihe may be old In hourly if he has lost twenty-four hours. - R refuses to be wished into an eco- somewhat noisy but by no means no time.—Bacon. letton. onmic grave because he thinks he vi(^MADACTnm:wümrr;xpm21^

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Easter Gift Coats for Matrons Fashion Parade During Lunch Hoar Suggestions New Spring Styles at Continues To-morrow (Friday), AprU 3 For Baby Between 1 and 2 p.m. Only, In the Baby Record Books with silk 1 Dining-room, Third Floor _l_— moire covers snd hand- $14.90 to $69.75 All the latest modes for Spring and painted designs. Each *1.35 Summer will be shown on living models. *1.75 and ...... *2.50 Shipment of New Those wishing to reserve tables tn the Dining-room between these hours, from Snapshot Books for bab; Coats for matrons or out-sizes arc shown in all the latest whieh to view the parade, may do so by photos. These have pterelty modes, vëfÿ eleverly designed to give the desired effect. applying to the Manageress of the cretonne covers or hand- There arc straight or belted sports styles with patch or Dining-room. Tables seat 2 to 4 painted designs: Each *1.75 slash pockets, and neatly trimmed with buttons, silk braid persons. Celluloid Rallies in neat new or embroidery : or with materials of cent resting shades. Th« i i i ii.ii it ■ i m* . ■designs, -Each 45# Jo. 95£ . materials include velour, marvella, poiret twill, plaids, polo 'Baby Pillows, filled with cloth, charma ville and others. With these coats to select soft kapoc and outer cover­ Special Cold Luncheon / from the stout women may’ enjoy styles that have a slen­ ing of sateen, blue or pink. derizing effect and appear as neat as her slenderer sister. FRIDAY, SOc Each ...... „..09* Clam Chowder or Consomme Great values at $14.90 to ...... $69.75 Pram Cover* of white pique —Manual, Main Floor Combination Cold Monta and Salad Swiss Frise is à lovely soft fabric made in the Swiss Ice Cream with colored borders and em­ mills. Beautiful shades in a wide choice and ideal Rhubarb. Apple, or Raleln Pie broidered monograms. Each for the present season’s fashions. Cool, but not Rolls and Butter ...... *1.50 transparent. All plain colors, some with pattern in English Jumpers—A Choice Selection at $7.90 Tea, Cotfee or MUX — —Infant»', Flrat Floor ita own color; others-quite plain. The materia!» English Jumpers of heavy fibre silk, designed in the popular long, straight style, with V like a very fine Turkish towel and the shades are neck % sleeves and finished around neck, sleeves and bottom with crochet. There are a cord and tassels at waist and neck. The material is in fancy weave and very attractive. biscuit, tan, tobacco brown, jade green, leaf green, A good selection of plain or mixed colors...... -...... *7.00 Girls’ Flannel Dresses, $5.75 to $7.95 pink, old rose, flame, tomato, lemon, white, grey, —Blouses, First Floor New Styles navy, peach, mauve, Saxe blue and Copenhagen. Flannel Dresses in new colorings and great assortment. Many 38-inch Swiss Frise; a yard...... $1.50 Women’s Dreu Slips 38-inch Swiss Frise, all plain; a vard...... $1.35 and sixes for the ages of 6 to 14 years. These are specially Prio« —Wash Goods, Mala Floor Girls' Spring Excellent Values Striped Satinette Slips, of good grade with hem­ Boys’ Spring Saits stitched tops and shoulder Coats straps. Shades apricot, Neat Fitting Corsets With Two Pairs flesh, mauve, white, sand, Special Valuta Friday and Saturday Are essential to a perfect fitting suit. Visit navy and black; sixes 36 to our Corset Department before you buy your --T- of Pants Girls’ New Spring Coats, neatly de­ 42. Each...... *1.50 Spring Suit. We have just the corset you signed and in favorite colors, mcht»- "Broadcloth Slips, of' heV^r should wear wittTtWs WUBHrtt Styles. $10.00 to $18.00 ing grey, fawn, Saxe and henna. The texture, with hemstitched Round-U-Corsets, semi-elastic, with low bust. styles are good and the sixes are for top, and ample fullness in They are lightly boned and for the medium We are now showing a full assortment the ages of 6 to 15 years. skirt, These are shown in figure. Great value at ...... *2.75 of Boys’ Fancy Tweed Suita in new "Perfection” Wrap-around Corset, made of Spring models and in qualities that will For the ages of 6, 8 and 10 years, a variety of light and dark shades, *2.50 to .. .*3.95 sections of heavy broche and surgical elastic. give the greatest satisfaction in wear each, *7.95 to...... *9.75 Have elastic top, very long over hips, four hose and appearance. They are exceedingly well tailored and lined mifh strong ma- . Silk Tricolette Slips, with supporters and exceptionally good fitting. For the ages of 12 to 15 years, each, *19.75 to *13.50 terial. Each suit has two pairs of . strap shoulder and, finished Great value ...... *5.00 Children’s Navy Reefer Coats, trimmed with brass but­ bloomers, fully linsd. well finished Snd with governor with deep hem. Good as­ La Camille Wrap-around Corsets, for full sortment of colors. Sixes fasteners. Here are suits that will please fastidious dress- tons, lined throughout and with pockets. figures, made of good weight pink coutil and mi 36 to 44. Special value, at ers. Sizes range from 26 to 38. Good value for Sixes for 2 to 6 years...... *4.75 ...... *2.50 elastic ; well boned, reinforced front, graduated front clasp and low bust. Great value *10.50 10 ...... —Boys' Store. Lower Mala Floor —Children's, First Floor —(Whllcwear, First Floor La Camille Frdnt-lace Corset, of pink broche with elastic top, ven­ fLc.i tilated Shield and back and elastic inset across back of skirt. Four hose supporters ...... *5.50 Small Boys’ “Toppers” Çpraet for full figures, of heavy white coutil, back laced, medium Mmi i SILK AND WOOL bust, reinforced front and graduated front steel, well boned, insets Or Spring Overcoats _ iV - ; 1 of elastic in skirt and four hose supporters...... *5.00 ue Corsets boned with spiral wire, made of pink eoutil, back laced $6.75 and $10.95 PULLOVERS elastic top and very soft. They have four hose supporters and sizes 24 to 30. Great value at ...... *3.50 Small Boys' Spring Overcoats, in smart styles, plain or pleated backs with half or full belt, remarkably well made A New Shipment; Good Value T Back Laced Corset of pink broche with medium bust, embroidery $4 95 and finished and very dressy. Suitable-Air the ages of trimmed top and four hose supporters. Great value...... *2.50 3 to 9 years. In Donegal* and fancy tweeds. e*oh^*Q-75 Uoddcea Front Laced Corset of pink eoutil Pullovers, in fancy ribbed effect, emphasizing the long, Elastic Top Corseta of pink brorfcc, back In faner tweed*, eovert rloth and whip rnrds. .*10.95 with elastic top, free hip and lightly boned. —Boys* Store, Lower Main Floor slender lines. They have long sleeves with ribbed effect laced and with four hose supporters. Great Great value at ...... *2.50 from shoulder to cuffs, striped with contrasting shades, value at...... *2.50 Royal Worcester Corselettes of pink novelty Boys’ and striped, banded bottom in same coloring. They have “Rex” Rubber Corsets, wrap around style cotton with aide book, insets of elastic over hips, lightly boned through diaphragm end Boys’ Caps “V” necks, and shades are wood rose with stripes, camel with ventilated back; a rubber fabric cov­ ered material guaranteed not to tear ; with with four hose supporters...... *2.50 Waists Boys’ Caps, in an as­ with stripes, powder with stripes, and white with stripes. low bust, lotig over hips; or back-laced Goesard Regulation Brassiere of fine white sortment of fancy tweeds and velours, Each ...... « $4,95 corseta of same material. Excellent worth cotton with embroidery trimmed top and front hook. Each ...... *1.00 Sweaters, Flrat Floor at...... *4.75 and *5.00 60c to $1.25 in all the latest —Corsets. Flrat Floor shade* and patterns. Shirt Waists of fancy The kind of cap that prints, chambrays, fancy the boy who dresses CHILDREN’S HOSIERY eord~ and oatmeal cloth. smartly d e a i r e a. Very neat and well made. Children’s “Diamond Knee” All Wool English Cashmere Womens Sixes range from 6% Men s Spring Sixes for 6 to 14 years. itose. knit seamless, with extra reinforcing, especially at to 7. Prices *1.25 Groat value at .... .OOF the knee. Priced according to sixes from, a pair, 85«* to...... *2.50 Knit —Boys’ Store, to ...... f1'25 to ...... *1-25 —Boys' Store. Lower Main Floor Underwear Lower Male Floor Children’s Three-quarter Hose, fine silk and wool mix­ Bloomers ture with ribbed turnover tops; sixes 6 to 10. In shades Women’* Zlmmerknlt Two Great Values Friday of jasper, sand, cadet and white. A pair...... 98c Lisle Bloomers, with elas­ Stanfield’s “No. 4100,” a new underwear for Spring Boys’ Spring Underwear tic band and knee, double wear. Shown in even elastic rib, soft finish and good Boys’ “Not-a-Bnttoh” and Somerset brands, combina­ Children’s All Wool Ribbed Hose, in plain and fancy mix­ gusact and shown in flesh medium weight. Shirts and drawers with long sleeves and tions; roomy and well made, jot white nainsook, athletic tures. This is a good wearing line and an exceptional and white; sises 3$ to 40. length. Great value, a garment ...... • • -*4.75 style. Sixes 22 to 32. A suit ...... 75^^ value at, a pair...... A pair ...... •©* Combinations of the same make. Special, a suit. .*2.50 Size 34, a suit ...... Buster Brown Sister Stockings, fine 1-and-l rib, from Women’s Zlmmerknit •Hatchway” Combinations for boys, of white nainsook Bloomers. with elastic Watson’s Fine i„7ie Underwear, spring needle rib and suitable weight for Spring. Ask for and natural Balbriggan, athletic style. Sixes 22 to 32 nice cotton, in shades of camel, brown, black and white. band and knee, double No. 960. Shirts with short sleeves, drawers with loose knee. A garment...... *l.«o A pair ...... «0* gusset, strong wearing quality ; in i white and Combinations of the same brand and style. A suit ...... i-iiin'.' Fumtohiw iuK Youth’s sizes, 34 ...... Boys’ Black Worsted Hose, knit in a heavy 2-and-l rib flesh; sises S$ to 4$. A English Cotton Combinations, of excellent weight; will hr a serviceable, strong all wool yarn; the feet are plain pair ■■■■■v«»>•• *.«•«•»■ TM give rears of wear, well finished; atrong white .hade. knit; sizes 6% to 10. A pair...... OOe Women’s'Pine Knit Cotton A Special Clearance of Men’s Pyjamas Short sleeves and quarter leg sue; size 22 to 30, Ve- Bloomers, with large gus- Heavy Ribbed Hose, in heather mixtures for boys ; sizea 8 Men’s Fine Printed Cotton Pyjamas, cord cloth, very serviceable. They are collarleaa, donis" brand. A suit...... ' est. strong wearing Penman’s Preferred and Penman a No. to. at ] to 10. A pair ...... 98c quality, in shades of have frog trimmings and patterned, in fancy stripes. Two dozen suite to clear. Rogulsr mauve, pink, whits, peach will appeal. Combinations in Spring styles, price, a suit 12.75. On sale for ...... ! <...... sleeves and quarter leg. Shirts with short sleeves, ana Boys’ Golf Hose, knitted from all vopl yarns; have roll and apricot ; sise* 36 to 41. Men’s Broadcloth Pyjamas, ..Forsyth” brand. They ere shown in white or plain colors, A pair ...... drawers quarter leg. » tops, spliced heels and toes, shown in grey, black, navy are collarless, and have frog trimmings. Regular price 15.75. On sale, a^uU^. --JM;” and brown. A pair, 754 and...... *8«* —First Floor -BoyF «ten. Lower Mat. Floor —Hosiery, Main Floor DAVID SPENCER LIMITED |= < Vil.'TORfA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925

LESS MARRIAGE* ALBERTAH WOULD The number of marriages during last October waa the lowest for four years. There were 4,0*3 marriages - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - compered with 4.35» Ja JAIL 4.5(1 IS. If You Area Cash Buyer LEGALIZE CHRISTIAN 1*21. and 4.4*3 In 1S3L tTbe equiva­ lent annual rate per thousand pop­ T^ga yomi& finlitled-to * wdufitiQB. iq.Er*^’.*?j there is a$, «titre ulation for the last lour years waa Tt. -gv, » 2 «"* - * Ma#aMI"»lr.—*-» thât give* the hig rednetieee that Kirkham’* do. WMPRACTICE Of the children born during the 1GW-CM1M lonth there were 4.SI2 males and T,1$* female»: Own- hundred and two SPRING GREITIONS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL palm of twins started on life's way We Cannot Guarantee Delivery of Mrs. McClung’s Amendment FLEA8B ORDER during the month. C.O.D. Orders for Special* Only to Medical Act Withdrawn EARLY Mrs J. J. Shalleross'of Victoria la Victoria, who la a guest at Gov- MARRIAGE VALID. ernment House, Ottawa, will attend SHOWN TO-DAY AT visiting friend» In Vancouver. the re-union dinner. Edmonton, Alberta. April Pro Lan. pat...... Empress Bed Plum Jem, ■f v ► vision for legalising Christian 4-lb. tm ...... «ÏÏ Captain Ian McKenaie. M.P.P . of Seven tables were In play at the science practitioners In Alberta, In­ Old English Wax, 1-lb. tin.. Vancouver, le a visitor In Victoria SAY CARDINALS Island Heney, Jar...... home of Mrs. Robert Doweweli. ttU troduced In the Legislature yester­ OM Dutch, tin ...... Royal City Very Small Tender Pees, on business. War Street, on Tuesday afternoon, day afternoon, met with strong Op­ + + V’ when she entertained at a delightful Beauty Catholic Church Again Re­ position end as a result, the proposal Price's Baking Powder, tin, IB* or B tins for - Bird's Custard Powder, pkg...... Mannequins Paraded in Hand­ Major C. Cowan of the Forestry bridge-tea. Those present were: which was moved by Mrs. Nellie Mo- 12-os. tin ...... 4.%r Department, Vancouver, le a visitor Mrs. Fred Dlllabough, Mrs Alvin fuses to Annul Union of 1895 some New Dining-room; in Victoria on business. Oonnaaon, Mrs. James Wood, Mrs. £,f«" A Gleamy Mass of Hair L. D. McLean, Mrs. Clifford Den- Five Reset Flour, B.C. Sugar Repeated Friday New Terk. April 2.—The Catholic ■Ion Act, eras withdrawn and an- ; _____ 20 lbs. .. $1.43 Mr». Clifford Denham has ham, Mrs. Frank Behl. Mrs Mellor. News In Its lane of this week pub­ other amendment wlH be Introduced 49.lt}. sack ...... $2.551 turned from «pending a few days in Mrs. H. A. Porter. Mm. Peels. Mm. on the same question at a later date. In thé Spring a woman * fancy lishes a dispatch from the Rome cor­ 35c "Damkrine” does Wonders Béa»'»- + e-.a- Stapleton, Mrs. Hyelop, Mrs. Catter- respondent of the Catholic Welfare The amendment reads as follows: Rowat's White Pickled Onions, lightly turns to thoughts of frocks, an. Mrs. Blasa!!. Mrs. P. R. Fleming. “Nothing In this act contained Herliek'e Malted Milk, 38# and at David Spencer's Limited to­ Mener». Carr-Harris and Walt of Conference News Service saying au­ ior Any Girl’s Hair reg. 60c Jar for ...... Mrs R. Bums. Mm. P. D. Banner- thorities of the Catholic Church have shall apply to or affect those who hospital sise ...... $2.98 day the thoughts of a large gathering Vancouver are visiting **r. Tommy man. Mm. Geiger, Mrs. Humber, Mrs. Cut Mixed Peel, 1-lb. pkt...... of. women were turned in the direc­ Thomson, Pemberton Koaa, for held the marriage of Anna Gould and practice the religious tenets of their Solar Sliced Pineapple, extra large Thompson. Mrs WrlghLMm. Cut­ the Count de Castellano valid. church without pretending knowl­ tine. reg. 4«c for...... • ■ -a®* North Cape Sardines. tion of some of the lovely creations few days. ^ ler, Mm. Dickson, Mrs. Cudllp. Mm. reg. 1 lino Me, new 4 for ... ■*•# which Spring has brought in its This decision, which Is final, was edge of medicine or surgery and or 4 for ...... $1. Surohlis. Mrs. Htuart Henderson, given by a special commission of provided that the law», rule# and Cream Olive Toilet Soap, Mrs. W. H. Hutchinson of Win­ Nieé Ceylon Tea, Mm. Clark, Mrs. Be line, Mias Irene cardinale appointed by the Pope to regulations to contagious diseases 3 for 28# or T for ... Novelty was given to the firm's nipeg I» spending a few days In Bennerman. Misa Cicely Couvee. lb...... M< Spring fashion show by its coinci­ pass an the ease, which haa since sanitary matters am not vlo- Vlctqrla and Is a guest at the i 1PI1 been heard several time» by dence with the luncheon hour ana ess Hotel, _l_ Beana Jgc|...... 25C the opting of the handsome ana On Monday evening at the cloee of ecclesiastical tribunals, the dispatch In terms of the laymen, practition­ Van Camp’s Perk and spacious new dining-room which has Mr» Hector Ussier and Mies May the Winter seseton of the evening er» are asking for legal protection In reg. 15c tin for ... been added to the store s attractions. B. Dougherty, both of Minneapolis, technical Classes held under the The Gould-Caatellane marriage waa case their patient dice. Under pres­ From 1 until 2 o’clock the two are vl.itlng In Victoria and ere Board jat Education aa part of the performed by the late Archbishop ent regulations the practitioners are education extension Plan of the B-C. Corrigan on March 14. 111*. In IMS, Bleak Figs, reg, 40c tin for ....*»# Git Hand Cleaner lift* Fnap). restaurants were given oyer to guests at the Empress Hotel held more or leas responsible lit case 25# femininity, a throng of admiring wo­ Government, Mm. W. Grute, in­ after three children had been born, of the death of a patient. Del Monte Prunes, reg. 15c tin .25# 3 tins ...... • ■ • • the Countses de Castellano obtained Washington Instant Coffee, , men watching, between courses, the Mrs. Thackray, Fort Street, left structor In pottery-nfckln*. was pre- The chief opposition to the pro- Del Monte Peaches, reg. 10c tin. 22# parading mannequins in their beauti­ sonted by her ds»» vith s handsome a el ell divorce from her husband, reg. 51.50 tins for ,...... $1.22 yesterday afternoon for Vancouver alleging InRdellty. She Inter married posai vas that pfiUrtltioner* would Brasse or SUve, nag, Me tie for 19# ful creations. .am. a vlstt to her.mgther. Mr» «■ »• Morocco leather han*ag In mcognl- ha uwiilllinl tfl treat chtti^ej^who IN NEW DINING NALL ^ + - + tiohuf her devoted servi#»» to their rnesiaruu,» ar --~r—------were not In * position todoetde for COMBINATION SPECIAL The new dining Aatl is carried Out themselves whether they wanted to Mr. and Mrs. John Hirsch are oyer »d »kk,d tL .rs,nd.uSe All For in a similar color scheme to the main have treatment by trained physi­ „ lb. Citron Peel, value ...... room, Sheldon-Williams, the wet- from Vancouver to attend the fu­ cians and surgeons or by Christian neral of Mrs. Hlrech’s brother. Mr. 1 |b. CurranU, value ...... '"...... mÏÏiû* deeKèfi* undr Science practitioners. It was con- 4 Ik SuNenee, value------v ...... 'Mt; -JtiÜÉÉSS. All^ ' [* **"»*'*» ■ •l..-fed asl ttut .stmufcl at tenat ^ be 1 Bottle Sherriffe Vanilla, value ...... ™ the attractive chairs end tables. jolly evening was spent, a a»"* hanniiv some protection in such cases. 1f the Mrs. A. McKeown of Cambridge i»l of exc»M««work hasbeondone m^t»™ ^ LS! Recording to the $ lb,. Omnelated Sugar, value • - • • • • " Again.» IM. «n'.'Fbtful back*ruund. amendment were passed then the the models paraded In sports (owns, Street who tavtsttlng under the direction "f. “r*'- dlwtcJ^fl^t held the marriage practitioners would be *t»fr ip cnrrv ~ ...... Il «« ensemble suits and handsome wraps, with her daughters. Mrs. J. F. Bcott In pursuance of her policy of u m* | ^ count appealed aad lntro- on their work on nearly the same typical of le dernier cri. The manne­ and Mr» F. How. le returning home B.C. clay entirely and also BX. « >(_cond heerln< lt ,,, declared null, basis as surgeons and no one count Broken Butter Seotek. et the end of the week. signs wherever possible. At Ibe • seeoBd bMrlw (t WM deealred null, Cewan’e Milk Choeelate with Nuts, quins, all -chosen, from the firm’s start, Interfere. reg. 35c lb. tor ...<•■■■■ 28# included Mrs. M. Clawson. Mias I* forthcoming Meni$iww$ vRBF for the fresh westsMim rum fSrS-SnS Üÿi-M'iiClfret* ______Vancouver announce the engage 25a FINEST QUALITY—SANITABY EOUIFMENT—LOW frock was "of black Canton crepe SAANICH ,cEp* r lb. Off All Freeh Meets Cash and Carry Before 1# a combined with Jade green georgette ment of their daughter. Bruce Hutchison, only son of Mr The South Saanich Ladies' Guild sadsd in Jet. _____ ' QUICKLY COOKED SUGGESTIONS Pebble weave waa the new material and Mrs John Hotchlsoa, of Ml Ml tt PohH Colville Mt. Newton ... HIWWI employed In the fashioning of ae W limer Street <*ah Bay. Vletaria. on Wednesday. April 1. Twenty- Smell Club Steaka 9^p The marriage will take place In Ot- one member» were present. Much In­ Rump Roasts of Beef, Ï C/> rack about...... “UV ensemble cult with black velvet trim­ per II,. 28# 21# and .... lOV ming and dress of georgette «trtklng- tawa this month. terest waa shown In the arrange­ ment» for the forthcoming dance to Smell T Bene Reasta (cut abort), Round Steak. ly adorned with applique of black A special copy of Mias Oldfield1* s*ve4. A taikwad suit of wd polret be held at the Institute Hall. Brent­ from 21 lb. up. OOes per lb_ t94 *84 16c wood Bay, on Friday.Way 1 Charte»! Lamb Chapa twill mvlved the popular hair line “Stories of the lb...... Stripe and was becomingly finished by the author. “To my friends of the Hunt's Orchestra haa been engaged, lb...... «...... 35c and It la proposed to have a Mall Sirloin Tip Roasts. 4 to 5 Ibe 4 0„ with a fancy scarf. B.C. Dramatic Hchool." has Just average, per lb. 22# end.. lOV Perk Liver, been received by *,aJor for the sale of home-made candle» 10c lovely sports suits Webster It will be remembered that and lemonade. Owing to the nest Nice Veal Reaete lb...... Lain Veal Chops, Knitted sports suits am to be this gifted actress snd author was meeting falling on Easter week It was per lb.. 25# and ...... 22c shown this year In colors which decided to postpone It until the week lb...... 35c leading lady with Mr Psrcy Hutebb Peek Butte, transcend those of Nature a own pal­ son's company, and while in Victoria following. April 22. Mrs Guy. Clarke 28c Freeh Beef Brame, ette. The soft shade of green k now if Avenue. Brens wood Bay. kindly of­ lb...... per set ...... 15c gave a most Interesting address at fering her home for the occasion. At Shoulders of Perk, about aa ••pine-grove” waa seen In a smart the B.C. Dramatic School. Mutton Rib Chops. English sport suit of knitted wool the done of the meeting the ladles 5 lb. average, per lb. .. 18c were entertained to tea by the hos­ cut short, per lb. 33c Invitations have been Issued by "Another knitted suit of fawn tess Mrs. Dtghton. Nice Leon Pet Resets. FRESH CAUGHT AND SMOKED His Excellency the Governor-General showed the new tile silk trimming on of Canada for the Vlmy dinner to per lb- 13#. It# and.. 9c FISH the coat and plain skirt. The game Vioteria W.l—The regular social rt iS£3o«r gave K* he-held at Government House, Ot­ Strictly Freeh Halibut, OOn tawa. on April 18. Guests will he meeting of VICteMB Wnmenhr InMt- Large Beef Hearts, time to another smart suit, which Officers of the Canadian forces tute will he held on Frtday. April 1. 25c per lb...... '...... sport would have an «ddltional ap- room Surrey Block, hi JM Pm. Koch .J...... Strictly Freeh Codlings. 1 ftp throughout Canada, who fought -English Breekfeet" Perk 28C p«tl If played In a stunning frock of under Lord Byng when ha com­ Th«* hostesses will be Mrs. Hale. Mra Stephens. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Lax- Seueegee, per lb. per lb...... bhic and grey striped m*,*'f**J manded the Canadian corps In the Strictly Freeh Cod Fillets, "| f rt •Temete" Sausages. adorned with crimson tassels at neek Great War. Lt. Col. Urquhart ot ton. and cuffs. 20c Strictly Freeh White Spring JF. -English Breekfeet” Beef HATS AND SHOES Salmon. S Ibe...... WV With these lovely creations were Sausages, 2 Iba^...... 25c Eastern Smoked Fillets, 35C worn hats which would bring add - Little Pig Perk Seueegee, t louai sunshine IP the Bpetet 32c tlea and Including representative models of such well-known makes as Cavendish. Gainsborough, Pande, Bath and Gage. - The shoes, too, were Indicative of H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LTD. J-ashlon’s latent whim In footwear. Htylee were never prettier. There °~*rVi«Ær' m612 Fort St.P was a preponderance of gay tans, as well as combinations of tan and Fruit Dept.. 5523 black also blond satlps for very dressy wear. Ribbon ties, unusual strap designs and gore pumps were among thf many attractnovelties A introduced at to-day e fashion show. Benbow's The nhow will be repeated to­ WANT CONFERENCE morrow between the hours of t and 2 o'clock, with new gowna and ha ta. Dog Mixture Reservations for seats should be made mmmm at the dining-room, telephone 7800. 125 New Used for 1W years. Agents 1 Macitrlane Drug Co. Ottawa. April A resolution pe­ TO-MORROW’S Spring Dresses c*r. Douglas end Johnson, titioning the Federal Government to Victoria form an advisory council on unem­ ployment to hold conferences on In­ dustrial research before the Fall un­ HOROSCOPE employment cornea, was passed at the $Q-^^ReguUrUpto50 *17.50 closing meeting of the ,two-day ses­ sion of the National Coèodl of Wo- j B]> Cencvieve KtmtU LATEST men executive here yesterday after­ noon, this advisory council to con- 125 New and Individual Spring Drewes in thc jSfortHtaivick. sliq of university economist, and la­ FRIDAY, APRIL 3 most wanted Spring shades only—Rosewood, RELEASES bor exporta from the various provtn- An active end aggressive dey may ciel governments and the National he forecast from the prevelUng lunar Council of Women. aspects. It would be wise, however, Pinegrove, Sonora and Polo Tan. ‘1 Dreams ...... Waltz The executive decided to hold the to carefully consider opportunities M*de of finest quality check chsrmaleen. Last minute annual convention of the National presenting themselves with abrupt­ Now York st vln with the new kick pleats and it num­ "Old Pel” -• . .Fox Trot Council of Women In Toronto on May! ness, and to use more than ordlnsry precaution in the matter of signing ber of other" new features such *s h*nd-drgwn linen •Saxarella" Saxophone . ______■ letters, papers and documents !» collar* and mffs, imported lace collar* and »ffs »*“ "You and I”. . .Pox Trot Lake HMI CemmunUy Centre—The social, domestic and affecttonal Affil­ usual military five hundred was held iations the prospect Is for much silk bow*. "Thst’sMy Girl” Pox Trot Monday evening. March 30, with a pleasurable activity. score of twenty-seven. The first prise Thus*» whose birthday It Is. m*T Only four styles illustrated. Sizes 16 to 40. "Peter Pen".. .Fox Trot was won by Mrs. Culrosa. Mrs Ser­ look for an active and pleasant year •One Stolen Kia»”.Fox Trot vice, Mr Ferrlrtan, Mr. Klmpeon; In their affairs, business, as well as second. Mrs. McCallum. Mr. A. Bai- social, domestic and affections!. It Exclusive Brwnewiek Record lantyne, Mr. Wm. Peddle. Mr. Mc­ would be well, however, to exercée Dealers Callum. The ten bid. after ohttlng, more than vsusl attention In all that waa won by Mrs. Watson a»d Mr. per tains to writings, documents end Champion. Mr. Fooks, Mr. Watson, publication* since tlje.e are subject 641 Yatea Mrs. Dtsher and Hr. Hires , .war* *0 annoyance or misrepresentation. We arc# ear many easterners '.T, A ch*f,S ^non_tb,.dsy..Mk,,y,M, disappointment by Street KENT’S awarded the consolation prise. Neat rn on vu-” ' ALEXÀ ON HONEYMOON fred Fraser, having been married to Phenesraph and Radiate Stars Monday’s *sm«t will be under W be clever, resourceful, accompllahed Atlanta last Thursday to Dr. Wil­ auspices of the L#ske Hill Women's «d well liked, but It should he given New York, April 2.—The former fred Fraser of Ottawa. Marriage Institute. The usual monthly .meet-, Alcxa 8triling, three time» womens would not cause her to abandon golf. careful training In the mattif of She said, ad#"adding— •*-—that --aha------would“ -play1-" lug of the Community Centre will be veracity and consideration for other national golf champion, sailed yeMer- held in the haU Frldav evening, day on the Mauretania as Mrs WU- both abroadHid end la Canada this year. UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS ï'prii t Jt» people'* rights and property YTPTOKTA DAILY TIMES, THmmPAT, APRIL 2, 1925 - PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNZCTINO ALL DEPTS. ! 200 Turkish Towels it 59c- Each 50 Pairs of Lace White and Colored Turkish Towel» of heavy weight and good drying quality. A$ thâ» low price you tainsto Clear should • my ' Bswsiir.. rwr TUUffg— BARGAINS needs'. Friday Bargain, each, £9* $1.19 a Pair Flannelette Sheets for Attractive Lace Curtains ia new patterns. 26 Inches wide and 2*4 Three-quarter Beds yards long; SO pairs only to clear. Special Low Prices on Easter Merchandise Grey Flannelette Sheets with pink Will make very attractive windows. and blue borders. Extra special Friday Bargain, per pair. ..$1.19 this page of Friday Bargains and note the generous savings which we are offering on things you will need value at. per pair...... $1.98 —Third Floor Glance over —Main Floor Advertising space being limited, we can only mention a few of the many attractive °ffenngj to b^ Friday Savings is the Hard­ Remnants of Inlaid for Easter. Advertising^pace^.,^-*" ^0’pping at Hudson’s Bay To-morrow. It will prove weU worth your while. ware Department throughout the store. Com Broome / , Four String Corn Bro^qûs with Linoleums polished handles, selected stock. Short lengths and odd piece» of our An Exceptional Offering in Friday Bargain ...... 89* beet Inlaid Ljnoeurt! to riser. New Jewelry . Whitewash Brushes Enough In a piece lo cover o hall, Velues to $1.60, for 89c 7-Inch Brushes. Special at..86* both rooms, pantry, etc.; value, to Range Kettles 12)1. Friday Bargain, per yd. Including Jet brooches In varions English Tib Range Kettles, three- designs, gold eye glass .chains, Frocks Pint else. Special at, each, 39* ...... ""...... —Third Floor novelty earrings In stud and drop Copper Kettles designs, enamel brooches. In blue New Gabardine Frocks Fashioned in the New knight All Copper Kettles, nickel plated, and gold, bar pins with pearl and with wood-grip drop handles. stone settings and sterling silver Lines Styles Special at each ...... $3.29 thimbles. Vaines to 11.66. .Friday Ladies’ Spades Small Aiminster Rugs Bargain ...... *•# Some have round necks and are trimmed with conven­ English made, steel blades with —Main Floor tional designs in silk and braid. Others have new turn­ polished handles, light, but very over collar, veatee, and- are trimmed with fancy silk^aldn strong. Special at, each..$1.19 for $3.95 •ink Strainers Heavy Chenille A xml osier Rugs In embroidery, etc. Shown in colore ef-cocoa, grey, sage, — Made of heavy steel with rolled good designs end colorings; slxe Neckwear Special navy and black ; sizes 16 to 44. ©11 QP» edge» and finished in white 27x14 Inches; Ideal for hearth, hall enamel. Special at, each . .69* or bad else. Friday Bargain, each Values to $1.60, for 79c Friday Birpin #««•»#••••••»•••••♦•••• • Garden Twin* s »»w 11^1*1 wa ...... Including1 the new Caroline linen For sweet peas, etc., foor-ply collar and cuff eels in checks and Canton Crepe Frocks for Afternoon Wear cotton twine;" large else balls. . Special at, each ...... 90* plain colors; also white. Lace A wonderful selection of new styles to choose from, fash­ Jute twine, does not shrink, large Pre-Easter Sale of collar and cuff seta. in ^-Tuxedo, setr baitr Bpecia 1 at, each, 18* Péter ' ï*n aiidnBramley * VM&’l ioned'or "the latest line», some straight with new collars Specials From the or round necks, others have flounced or.godet skirts, Vacuum Bottles -Weerw-ft-.lt: Friday BergMtn, In all metal ease, finished in at ‘ • . ». rrnrm - • ■ w ,-..7S* introducing a contrasting color. Trimmings of rich —Main Floor dark green enamel with alumin­ China Dept. New braid, embroidery and other new effects are shown. ium cups and folding handles. China Fruit Sots Choice of sand, navy, grey, powder and black; also com­ Pint size. Special at ...... 89* Seven-piece China Fruit Sets Dimity Blotuet, Value» to $198 for 98c Quart else. Special at .. $1.49 with dainty border and floral In durable quality white dimity, tuck-in *tyle, Peter Pan or bination colorings ; sizes 16 to 38. $13 95 —Lower Main Floor spray designs. Friday Bargain. roll collars in neat colored checks; others with self collars .Friday Bargain per set...... • • •'.“»<...... #1.4B —Second Floor V trimmed with embroidery or lace edging ; sises .i6to M. Try a Sample Cup ef •fens Crocks ' Values to $1.98. Qftf * „ Three-gallon sise, complete with OVALTINE cover. Friday Bargain . fl.M This delicious, comforting Fins China Cups and Saucers New Wool Crepe Skirts beverage ia being demon­ ISO Dosen Fine White Body Hand Made Blousas, Values to $3.60 for $1.89 strated in our Drug Depart­ A— imins rir —J " in fancy Made from finest quality white dimity, Peter Pan or roll With Camisole Tops ment to-morrow and. Satur­ 1 floral and banded decorations; collars, long sleeves, with neat fitting cuffs, front and collar day. We invite you to The favorite type of skirt to wear with the new tunie blouse or jumper. valut* to 25c. Friday Bargain. trimmed with hand drawn work and filet lace r.ljring ; sample a piping hot cup free. per cup and saucer ...... 1#F Made from good-wearing armure crepe in nice shades of grey, brown, sand Sold In tine at 69*, 86* —Lower Main Floor 34 to 42. Values to $3.50. © J and cream. Shown in a variety of new pleatings; sizes to 42. (PO QF and ...... $1.60 Sslc Price ...... Friday Bargain...... /...... VtfUO Smart Overblouses, Values to $8.96 for $2.96 Easter Hats •—Second Floor Friday Bargains in the A Bargain in Table A large variety of styles, in dainty white dimity, broadcloth •pedal at $6.00 and ha butai silk, Peter Pan or roll collars and jabot fronts; Drug Section At this low price we are offering Chase’s Ointment; 60c value 43* others smartly tucked, long or short sleeves, broken sizes. a large «election of new Spring hate Bromide Quinine Tablet»; 25c value A limited quantity only of this fully Shown in peach, orchid, Nile, cream and navy; also black and In a wide variety of emmet shapes Girls’ Frocks for ...... 16* bloocbed Table Damask to sell white. Values to $5.95. ©9 and «hades. Some of soft tag*I. Krusehen Salta; 75c value ..63* Friday. This is an exceptionally others of hair braids and «Ilk*, Clwslfn Disinfectant, 6-oa. ....16* low price sod we anticipate a Sale Price...... trimmed with new flower» and rib­ A. 6. S. * C. Tablets; 166 for S3* speedy clearance; 70 Inch., wide. bons. Choose your Easter hat to­ 150 Specially Priced at 98c Farriehe’e Chemical Food; 66c Friday Bargain, per yard,...-86* Crepe Emit Overblow»», Values to $8.96 for $3.68 morrow and take advantage of this valus ...... 33* —Ham Floor - Hip length styles, neet roll collars and tie of self material, special offering. Friday Bargain, Smart little frocks of good quality Glycerin# and Rose Water; 25c kimona sleeves; dollar, cuffs and hip banding novelty check valus...... 18* material. Choose from kashmir. Terrapin, crabapple, silver Ginghams in neat checks of blue and Witch Haas! Extract ; 2tc value white, red and white, mauve and white, ...... 18* Art Needlework and blue, and white and black. Also smart broadcloth blouses $5.00 •eeeial Bath San*; 16c value; * ia eea* and tan, with Peter Pan or tailored collera. aH «*„ yellow and white, green end white,- 1er ...... 33* relient values. Values to $6.95. © O gû girls 8 to 13 years. Also Bloomer Sure Olive OiL Special at...If* Specials Parfuma; 16 odors; 66c values for Sale Price...... tpUtUi/ Froeke la a variety of cheeked ging­ ...... IS* stamped Crash Cushions Friday Bargains Evan wmtwme Ordinary Shampoo; Floral sail basket designs: « in Women’s Silk Hosier, hams edged with rick-rack braid, for 60c value...... T7TÜ4** only to clear. Special at, each girls from 3 to 7 years of ege. Extra ...... **# Rayon Silk Hess Stamped Library Scarvas to Gossard Special Friday Bargain Grocery and Prevision Gao* duality Rayon SUk Hose, Match ------—------with lisle ribbed tops snd lisle Specials for Friday and Friday Bargain, each ...... 55* feet, reinforced heel» and lose, —Second Floor Sweater Silk Values to $750 for $358 black only. These are slightly Saturday In colors: 2-ounce skeins; regu­ Included in this group are Gossard Imperfect; sises 1% te 16, Friday Hudson’* Bay Beal ef Quality lar 70c. Special at ...... S5C models suitable for average or slender Bargain, per pair ...... 33* Creamery Butter, per lb. 44*. Six skeins make a stlpov.r 3 lbs. for...... $1.30 types. Made in pink or block satin, in Pure Thread Silk Hess sweater.- Manufacturers* sub standards. Ne. 1 Quality Alberta Creamery One skplu makes a big. sizes 22 4o 26. Also models suitable for Butter, per lb. 41*, 3 lbs. for * —Mezzanine Floor Good wearing silk hose, with llale Furs stout figures, made in firm pink coutil, Sale •••i...... $1.39 tope, toes and heels, bine* only. Mise» 6 >4 to 16. These are Pure Bulk Lard, per lb. 94*, 3 medium top, long skirt, weTT boned to Tour new Easier costume will not be quite complete without a smart fur lbs. for...... 70* hold figure to straighter lines; size* 23 marked to eell at practically half price. Friday Bargain, per pair neck piece. Select one now from our large selections and take advantage Selected Smoked Fiente Heme, per Savings in Stationery to 33; values to $7.50. Friday Bargain ...... 76* of these special sale prices. Hundreds of fine furs to choose from, including lb...... 99* “Grenville* Envelopes —Main Floor •elected Smoked Cottage Relie, per Business Size Envelopes. well mink, fitch, fox, marten and sable. lb...... 96* gummed; regular 15c. Friday Sweet Piekled Picnic Heme, per lb. $3.98 Canadian Mink Chokers, one large skin. Siberian Squirrel Chokers. Sale Bargain. 3 packets for ...*•• 36* m...... W Rale Price ...... $1T.B5 ...... $15.00 Large Octavo Envelopes Bandeau Brassieres, 39c Glove Bargain •west Pickled Cottage Relie, per Good quality bond paper with Dark Russian Fitch Chokers. Bri<^ Pries lb...... 90* Made in satin striped coutil and 12-button Length Chamois , _ Black Siberian Coney Chokers. Bale tissue lining; regular 66c. Friday Mild Canadian Cheese, per lb.. 90* Suede Gloves Price ...... M*5 Bargain, per packet ...... 35* broches, elastic in back for expansion, Kit Fox Scarves tn brown and taupe. Swift's Pee meal Back Bacon, per With three dome fasteners, self lb...... 46* Kenmare Linen Tablets tape shoulder straps, back fastening Sale Price ...... $16.50 Ermine Ties. Sale Price ...... $18.50 atitched point»; good wearing Little Pig Perk Sewgaa, per tb. Suitable for folding Into note- Thibet Ins Scarves, finished like « fox Brown Squirrel Ties. Sale Price $18.05 oHly; tlf*I 32 to 40. j, gloves In dark brown only; sises ...... 16* paper; blue or white ; regular 35c. • 6 to ÎH. Regular 61.16. Friday scarf with head, tall and paws. Choice B.C. Marten Chokers. Sale Price $36.00 Friday Bargain of pearl grey, cocos, white, etc. Sale Hudson’s Bay Ceylon Orange Poke* " FrSdày Bargain, each ...... 33* —Second Floor Bargain, per pair ...... VO* Price ...... $X6.T5 • —Second Floor Tea, per lb. S3*, 3 lbs. for “BeeH Flaying Card» —Main Floor ...... $1.86 Extra Good Quality Playing Hudson's Bay Freshly Roasted Cards. Ivory finished, blue and Pure Coffee, per lb...... V. 40* red; regular 75c. Friday Bargain Flouncmgs and ADover Laces, Regular $125 Finest Quality B.C. Granulated Sugar, 20-lb. paper sack. $1.43 v —Main Floor Luxue Brand California Asparagus, and $150 for 98c Per Yard Pre-Easter Sale of Men’s Oxfords 2 tins for ...... 66* Wide radium allover and flouncing for dresses, overdrapes, Rewntree’s Imported English Ceeoa, Men’s Worsted Trousers 1-lb. tin ...... 33* tunics and sleeves. Shown in colors of brown, navy, henna, King Beach Pure Strawberry Jam* $3.35 — Nile, grey, champagne, helio; also black and white. Regular 4-lb. tin ...... 7S* Men'» Trousers m good-wearing $1.25 and $1;50. Friday Bargain, per yard ...... 98* Classic Cleanser, 3 tins for . 26* wonted; choice of brown or blue —Main Floor and Brogues FRUIT AND VEGETABLES with white pin «tripe». Well nude Fancy Yellow Newton Apples ; ex­ and cut full with live pocket», belt cellent value; per box. .$3.60 loops and plain or cuff bottom»; all Combining our usual measure of style with quality, these Fancy Okanagan Dessert Apples; sixes. Friday Bargain ...... $3.36 Boys’Tweed Bloomers Oxfords and Brogues are made from aolitl leather throughout per box ...... $3.36 —Main Floor California Navel Oranges; per do*. snd were purchased by us direct from the moat dependable 26*. 36* and ...... 60* Special, $1.79 * Pair manufacturera in Canada and England. Every pair cames the Extra Large Florida Grapefruit; Men’s AU Wool Ribbed Hudson’» Bay Company’s guarantee of service and satisfaction. each ...... «...... 90* Boya’ Full Cut Bloomers, made from California Grapefruit; 4 for . .36* Socks, 69c strong, serviceable herringbone tweeds, Several different styles to choose from, including both brown Imported Tomatoes; per lb. ...40* English-made All Wool Socks In and black. Leeel Hot Heuee Cucumbers; each 1-1 rib. reinforced heels and toe» in briwn, and dark prey, lined with dur­ ...... 30$ and elastic-fitting top»; sises 10 to New Season's Asparagus; P*^b. 11. Friday Bargain, per pair. 66* able material. Stout elastic at kneea, Black Calf and Tan Calf Oxfords at $3.96 —Main Floor three pockets and belt loops; sizes foé With Goodyear welted oak tanned soles and rubber-tipped heels, made on a Freeh Green Pane, per tb. . .30* boya-from 9 to 18 years. A special medium round toe last; sise» 6 to 16. $3.95 Head Lettuce, S for Sale Price, per pair Local Rhubarb, 3 lbs. for ....36* Beys’ Shirts, 59c Friday Bargain at, per pair High-grade Oxfords in Black and Brown, $6.96 Pair —Lower Main Floor Boys* Shirts in striped flannelette or' white cotton. Made with collar Stylish Oxfords and Brogues at $4.98 Fair In styles suitable for business and dress wear. Choice Wack kid. brown kid. black calf and brown calf with medium Easter Casdy Novelties attached, one breast pocket and Brown Calf, Tan Calf and Black Cklf Oxford. In several style, Faeesire Dainty Nests, containing. buttoned enffs; sise» 1* to 14. weight oak untied notes Also brown willow calfskin brogue of lasts, «tillable for business wear; also black and Un calf Oxfords with medium and full hound toes; double oak Unned csss and chirk. Each, 40* and Friday Bargain ...... ,....50* “...... ,B* brogue Oxfords with double oak tanned soles; $4 QC welted sole*. Slxe» 6 te 11. jEJx US Pascal!'» Chocolat» Shoe, contain­ rises 6 to 16%. Sale Price, per pair ...... Sr le Price, per pair ...... tvtr.v —Main Floor ing egg and chick. Each —446* Boys’ School Jerseys, Pascall*. Semi-ehoeolata Egg Car­ $1.29 riage with celluloid doll. Each All Wool Jersey» with polo collar, Rswntrss'» Pansy Baskets, filled pwllover style that fastens In front with milk chocolate eggs. Each with two buttons. Shown In a good tango of patterns with contrasting Gssong's Chocolate Flower Pots. colored band around cheat: sises » Each c.»...... 1.0* to 14 years. Friday Bargain —Main Floor ...... Oi.se —Main Floor INCORPORATED 8* MAY 1670

1 . . VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1925 QUEEN OF PACIFIC SPEEDING TO PORT GUtST BOATS DUE Aorangi to Dock DISAPPOINTED IN This Afternoon The Canadian - Australasian row motorshlp Aorangi Is due In quar­ BIB FOR VESSELS, OFFICERS ACTIVE INFLUX BEGINNING vV*. **'**> * antine this afternoon at 4 o'clock More Seizures Being Made ni ma Alexander Has Pier 2 shortly after 5 o'clock. The Five Hundred New Settlers passengers for this port are more Than Ever Bel . House Passengers For Victoria, numerous than usuAl, seventy Wireless States five or more additional having Is Told Homes From Europe made hotel reservations hero by 'Pacific Mail Steamship Com­ wireless, on account gf*- vaccina­ pany Makes no Definite An­ Liquor, Cigarettes and Auto­ Winnipeg, April ! -The real opening With seventy-five passengers for tion regulations on the mainland. of the Immigration Infini Into Western mobile Taken in Customs t'anada comes to-day with the arrival Victoria and considerable freight as nouncement as Yet over Canadian National Railway! of a well, the Pacific Steamship Com­ Net special train carrying approilmately pany's vessel Emma Alexander will Vice-Chairman Plummer; of MW Immigrant, who landed at Hnjlfal arrive here from California points to­ By Time# Staff Correspondent from the Canopic. Baltic. Bergnnÿiord night at 8 o'clock, it was announced Shipping Board, Says Sale Ottawa. April 2.— MObe smuggled and Anranla. Approilmately 1*6 ere by W. M. Allan, agent for the line goods, automobile* and liquor *tlll* are lemalnlng In Winnipeg, twenty-two are of Ships a Mistake being seized by the Federal customs au­ going to Vancouver and tp. balance thorities now than ever before. In will ha distributed throughout the 1 Washington, April 2—The policy of fact, the work of handling customs la prairie province» The party Include» increasing to such an extent that a new I the first batch of British families com- here from Seattle, bound foi t the Pacific Mail Steamship Company in . tng to Canada under the oo-operstixe south, at 1 o’clock, and. she ! the face of the decision of the Shipping departmental solicitor has been added I settlement scheme arranged by the Im­ Board to sell to the Dollar interests the to the staff of the Custom* Department perial and Canadian Government. ______L ships and service uf the Calif orn ta­ to handle the growing legal questions Practically aU of the Immlgrranta ar a full cargo of freight. She Balte at Burrard Liberal Association il Oriental line remafrtdd unrevealed last involved. riving to-day have previous farming 11 p.m. night after a day of conferences. "We have all sorts of legal cases experience, and the British families are Urges Canadians be Brought : Participating In the discussions were cropping up in connection with the i coming to farms which have been ae- e Cale H. Carter, president of the Pacific seizure of stills, automobiles and f lected for them. They are being con­ Back From U.S. 7 Mail; Charles J Fay,, his New York smuggled goods," Hen. Jacques Bureau, ducted westward by representative, of counsel, and former Senator George K Minister of- Customs and Excise, told the Colmiliatlon and Development De the House of Commons the other day. Vancouver. April 2—Concrete sug­ ! Chamberlain of Oregon, counsel for the "We have more legal work to do than périment of lb# Canadian Nations er tiom Pacific Mail in the Washington sale ne­ I gestions with regard tb immigration Railways. gotiation* any department outside the Justice De­ wtll be offered to the Ministvr of . - Although It waa indicated during the partment. . day that a statement might ty forth- "There Is smuggling going on,” Mr. immigration and Colonisation at Ot­ , coming before night. Jt was said later Bureau admitted. "I do not believe tawa by the executive of Burrar-l that any human being could stop it. Liberal Association as the result of... . that nothing could be said before to­ You can decrease it and do tbe best day at the earliest. Company officials you can. We have made lots of sei­ a resolution adopted at the monthly *îe*rçalned «lient on what business course zures. more than ever before—liquor Geneva, April 2. — A preliminary meeting of the association last night. - they would pursue in the Pacific with S*. EMPRESS OF CANADA The suggestions were embodied in the one llpe they have been operating and cigarettes, seizures of smuggled conference of jurists for the codifica­ goods and of Illicit distilleries and all which Is bound for Vlctprl». and due to arrive Monday morning from the Orient, with a cargo which Includes the report of a special committee ap­ , to the Orient disposed of end they these things which are carried on In tion of international law is in pro­ i would not discuss what steps, if any. TO KEEP AROAT ll.oee.ooo worth of silk and a large number of passengers. There are 600 In all, and the ehh> will unload 200 tons gress here to-day under the nuVpioea pointed some time ago to Inquire In­ violation of the Inland Revenue Act. * they may have in contemplation con- of' cargo here. In addition to disembarking many passenger». of the League of Nations. to immigration and unemployment. i cernlng the shipping board's action in Wherever we have been able to find The report was adopted unanimous­ * awarding the ships to the I>oHar Inter­ these things we have made a seizure." George W. Wickereham yesterday outlined what had been done in the ly" and It was resolved ~td forward it; ests. .—2" ■ Danish Freighter Only Saved at once to Ottawa. i Meanwhile. R. Ptanlev Dollar, vtce- United States in codification. He f prssliaat' of m merer or in behalf of the and the United States is a subject of pected to reach Boston. been made by wireless from the inbound Aorangi, from Aus­ turalisation laws should be so ♦U»Hed States treasury. discussion In responsible quarters Plummer proposing that the legal DISMISSED BY JUDGE amended that returning Canadians Hurrying makeshift repairs, . the questions involved be referred to tralasian porta. More are expected and the same procedure will here. While the strike In West Vir­ vessel waa saved by the crew from can be Immediately restored to Ca- ginia is confined now to the northern the Department of Justice. Rfcgtnw; April 2.- -À claim for W,- hadl&n cltisenahip." ™ SEATTLE SHIPPING wreck In the shadow of the cliff and doubtless be in order upon other transpacific ships. 000 reduced from IS6.000. brought by part of the state, there are fears it limped into Aberdeen, Scotland where will reach the southern part of the John Vertls, fur dealer formerly of Seattle, April 5—Local offices of the five weeks were necessary to refit this city, against the British Traders’ >Dollar Steamship Company .received state, and there may be trouble in her and send her away. i word yesterday from San ? ranciaco that other bituminous fields. Insurance Company and seven other Fat That Shows k the company has arranged for twenty- companies was dismissed with costs ; three a round-the-world excursion* year- Wage differences are causing the *v. Under the- plan a tourist may make present trouble. SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING here yesterday. Soon Disappears PRINCE RUPERT IS TIMES SHIPPING CHART C. E. Gregory. K.C., counsel for the ha trip in any of the company’s vessels The outlook for a general wage Hiving San Francisco or New York or agreement In the anthracite fields San Francisco. April 2.—Tonnage ar­ plaintiff, sought a further adjourn- riving and departing *from **"the portI of Prominent fat which comes and stays nay take twp years for the Journey. five months hence Is unsatisfactory. OCEAN VESSELS TO ARRIVE met when the oaae was called, claim­ where it is not needed is » burden to San Francisco durin ing absence of a material witness. Three câStéhs of the Luckenbach March, 1825, shows a carry, a hindrance to activity, a curb over that of March. 1824. according to (WISH PORT Steamer. Master. Ton. Agent. From. Due. P. M. Anderson. K.C.. representing upon pleasure. You can remove the fat " Steamship Company, which will load POSITIONS BY WIRELESS the interested insurancè companies, where it shows by taking after each 6.600,000 feet of lumber and shingles, figure* compiled by the Marine Depart­ Aorsngt ...... Crawford...... C.P.R...... Australia... April I meal and at bedtime, one pr,. and five thousand ton* of general cargo ment of the Ran Fraacleco Chamber of claimed the plaintiff had left Regina E8TEVAN. 8 p.m — Commerce. The largest increase waa Cars Loaded in March Estab­ Empress of Canada ..Robinson. tZitOe C.P.R...... Orient...... April « script Ion Tablet. These little tablets i for Atlantic and Gulf ports, were here Alabama Maru ...... Rlthets...... Orient. April « and had expressed his Intention of are as pleasant and effective as the -yesterday. They were the steamships KA1SHO MARU, 772 miles from In foreign shipping, figures show, which remaining Indefinitely In the United F. J. Luckenbach. the Jacob Lucken­ Estevan, inbound. was greater during the past month than lishes Record Over All President Grant ..Jensen ...... Admiral Une. .Orient .. April 10 famous prescription from which they In any other month of 1814 or 1825...... — 6.261 Ot. Northern..Orient...... April 12 States, where he is now located. take their name. Buy and try a hoc bach. and the LiUlan Luckenbach. KASHU -MARU. 48,41 N., 125.41 W„ L Previous Months Kaga Maru...... Mr. Anderson stated Vertls, before to-day. All drogglst* thTwSid owr Inbound. Inter-coastal shipping also ehowed a de­ Empress of Russia . .Hosken---- 16,500 C.P.R...... Orient . April 20 «ell them, at one dollar for a bos. or The 126-foot ocean-going tug Mahoe cided increase during the past month Winnipeg, April 2. — filming a leaving,^ had made a full confession, EMPRESS OF CANADA. 2.621 in comparison with Pres. Madison ...... Quinn...... Admiral Une. .Orient. April 22 a written one, of an attempted fraud you can order them direct from the built for Young Brothers Limited of miles from Vancouver, inbound. Parts Maru...... Ritheta ...... Orient...... April 22 Marmola Co., General Motors Bldg.. Honolulu. Is to be launched here Satur­ March. 1824. record month for the movement of in connection with a claim for In­ Detroit, Mich. You can thus say good­ day from the yard* of the Ballard Ma­ EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA, 2,866 invitation* have been went out by the American Steamship Owners’ Associa Ireeh fish out of Prince Rupert, OCEAN VESSELS TO SAIL surance. He had. Mr. Anderson said, bye to dieting, exercise and fat. (Advt.) rine Railway Company. miles from Victoria, outbound. eighteen Canadian National refriger­ admitted having lodged a claim for tlon to shipping organizations through Steamer. Master. Ton. Agent. For. Departure Pr)nce Rupert—Cloudy: calm ; bar. out the United States to attend a spe­ ator cars were loaded at the northern tBHrance ew gooda wbich had not cial conference for the purpose of de- British Columbia port yesterday, Kmpreee of A els...... Douglas .. 11.600 C.P.R...... Orient...... April toeen delivered to hie store unU] after 28.88; temp. 24; sea smooth. ppiag policy to making a total of 156 cars of fish Aorangi...... Crawford...... AlP.R...... Australia .. April »' the fire, which occurred December T --Alttt . R»y Ov,r. a,t : .outheast • when It meets leaded during the month of March. Prea. Jefferson ,— ...Nichols z.Admiral Une. -Ortept...... Apr# » 1633. fresh; W. «S»; trmp: Wr see ling to reports The nearest approach to this heavy Arisons Maru ...... Rlthets...... Orient. April 9 = The New 1 moderate. received here to-day. The report said Yokohama Maru ...... 0.1H Ot. Northern. .Orient...... April 10 !r DODDS Estevan — Overcast; southeast; that there la a alarolan under way to adopt loading took place In August. 1922, a policy providing for the retirement of when 112 cars were loaded So great Empreee of Canada ..Robinson. 22,000 C.P.R...... Orient...... April IT Further Effort bar. 29.91; tern». 42; see reeeh. President Géant .. .njaaaea ------.Admiral Lina..Orient...... April 21 Parhana—kontheast: showers: tar. has been the demand tor express re­ operation of merchant ships by turning frigerator cam a$ Print* KupertH-t Oriental 2S.9S; temp. UjiwirwSer ' them over to private owners on term* on two occasions It has been neces­ Bags Maru ...... 0.101 Ot Northern..Orient..17.. AprilH To Have R. Watson KIDNEY which will permit their successful op •ration In world trade routes In rompe sary te move entire trainloads of VESSELS MOVEMENTS tlon with foreign ships. empties to the port. The withdrawal COASTWISE MOVEMENTS C.G.M.M. MOVEMENTS Released on Bail \ PILLS of Prlaoo Rupwl feseh fi>h from tbs Limited Homeric at New York from South­ Passenger traffic coastwise from San Eastern markets during recent Far Vancouver Canadian Freighter left Vancouver ■Vancouver. April 1—Possibility of ampton. Diego to Alaska will soon reach the months has led to a heavy demand V\\xxs- highest peak that has been attained in C.P.R. steamer leaves dally at ter U.K. March II. a further effort to obtain ball for Berwyn at St. John. N.B., from years, according to E. Grant MrMlcken, with its reappearance since the lift­ Canadian Highlander arrived Blrfc Rosa C. Watson. Seattle ei-detectlve British West Indies. ing of the close season, and more passenger traffic manager of the Pacific C.P.R. steamer faavea daily at 11.45 on head February I. chanted with coifipllclty In the Na­ Rhode Island at Halifax from Nor­ Steamship Company. Heavy booking* fishing veseats are working out of Canadian Importer left Swansea naimo bank robbery Is Intimated by folk. have been reported from the Middle the port at present than in any previ­ pm. _ March 21, W K. Burns, hla counsel. Empress of Scotland at Naples West and Southern States for the Rum­ ous years. _____ From Vancouver NO mer season, according to traveling • Canadian inventor left Barnet for Whether this effort will take the from New York. agents of the company. C.P.R. steamer arrives dally at 1 New Westminster March 30. form of an appeal from the dec talon Empress of France at Tientsin Canadian Planter arrived Vancou­ of Mr. Justice Morrison, an appli­ from New York. One of the places advertised for C.P.R. steamer arrives dally at I ver March 24. cation to another Judge of the Su­ Madonna at New York from Mar­ rent to-day would make your kind of Canadian Prospector left Port Al- preme Court, as Is often done In seilles. a home, perhaps. For Seattle oernle for Yokohama and Shanghai habeas corpus cases, or some other PROTEST SALE OF method, Mr. Burns refused to state. C.P.R. steamer leave» dally .t March 16. ^Sof^Duc leaves tally, ereept Sua» Canadian Miller left Victoria for Now York and Halifax February 25. Coastguard Was - LINERS TO DOLLAR days, at 18.15 a_m. Canadian Winner left Boat on for Halifax March 2S. Go Great SUNRISE AND SUNSET Canadian Coaster left for San Shot and Killed Veteran Captain’s Wife Ques­ Francisco March 22. tions Fairness of ^Decision Time of sunrise and «attM* 'P*dO' Canadian Farmer left San Pedro By Rum-runner Northern standard time) at e Victoria for tno for San Francisco March 24. San Francisco. April 2.-*Prote*t month of April, 1825 .______Canadian Rover left Oecan Falls TICKET OFFICE against the action of the Shipping for Astoria March 23. New London, Con.. April 2. Karl Board in plans to dispose of the Cali­ Canadian Observer arrived Ocean Gustafson, coastguard, waa shot and •16 Government Efc Telephone 0W fornia-Orient line of the Pacific Mat! Hour Min. HourMin. Flstbr Msrch lt. ------mortally wounded at the^ wheel oi Steamship Company to the Robert A Canadian Trooper arrived Sydney, one of the patrol boats here eariX Dollar interests is volceed In telegrams thla morning while in purouit of a forwarded yesterday to President Coel- Australia, March 11. tdge and Secretary of Commerce Her­ Canadian Spinner arrived Halifax suspected rum runner. The chase bert Hoover. February It. was abandoned when Gustafson fell. The telegram to the President Is Canadian Transporter left Panama signed by Mr*. Mary Ellen McKinnon, for U.K. March 7. who says her husband, Captain Me- MARGARET ROCKE Kinnon/has been in tbe Pacific Mail Canadian Ranger arrived Ports­ Steamahlp company’s service for forty- mouth March 28. ROBERTSON CHAPTER seven years. She questions the fair- Canadian Pioneer left. San Fran­ AIDS MANY CAUSES new of the Government’s decision ’ cisco for U.K. March 18. Otis A. Poole,, who claims the worlds Canadian Voyageur left Victoria transpacific voyage record In his thlrty- The Margaret Rockr Robert»»!) nlneywr* with the Pacific Mall Com­ for Sydney and Melbourne March 22. pany, inform* Secretary Hoover that he Canadian Skirmisher left Avon- Chapter, I.O.D.E. held Its regular "learns with deep regret" of the pro­ mouth for Halifax March 17. monthly meeting yesterday in the posed transaction. Canadian Scottish left Panama headquarters. The regent, Mrs. Her­ Canal for Victoria Mfarch 16 mann Robertson presided. SAILINGS Canadian Seigneur left Antwerp The reports of the secretaries were read and adopted. It was decided to TO EUROPE for Victoria March 5. donate 110 to the Amputation Club 1 Canadian Volunteer left Halifax for thla month and more later; also 110, West India March 8. the regular monthly subscription, to Secondary Education. The chapter le TIDE TABLE rwewing subscription to "Echoes" and "The Illustrated London News" April which they give to the Margaret ITimeHtlTlmeHtlTlmaHtlTimeHt Jenkins School. The "Overseas Ih.m. ft-lh. m. ft|h. m. ft.jh. m. ft The Meteorological Observatory, Gon- Magasins" will also be sent during saies Heights. Victoria. B.C, THTiTVeo1.57 7.1! 7.4" 4.88 7.8 15.46 8.2 the coming year. ___ 2 22 7.9! 16.46 1.2 The membership of the chapter has in kilTE , . 17.81 2.1 been limited to tarenty-flar. with S transpacific mail» 2.54 7.8! 8.26 6.8 16.66 6,8 18.18 3.4 waiting list to be kept. The total pro­ Apr. 38 May 80 ...... eifc. Marteau 3.01 7.71 8.24 6.6 11.67 6.8 18.03 1.5 Te Llvsrpsel 2.08 7 6' I 14 6.8 11.67 7 0 18 41 8.6 ceeds of the enjoyable mah Jong and April, 1026 2 21 7.71 1.34 5.3 13.66------7.2120.22 I S bridge tea, held March J* at Mrs. r It May 88 ...... Monteslm Robert sons home were $92. Misa y S Jus* a ...... Montai are China and Japan $.88 7.81 1.66 4.4 14 M 7 1121 06 4.2 Te Antwerp Vln Panlllnc Empress of Asia-Mails ^ose April s. 12.61J 7JI.8.437.11 8.43 !..3.7 T15.48..„ 7.3121.17.. BPI 4.1■ Mabte waa appointed to look after y 5 ...... Mtnnadspu 4 p.m ; due at Yokohama April 14. 12.86 8 0110.25 80Ü6,47 7.2)22.12 1.4 the details of the rummage sale to EDIUM--V Shanghai April It. Hongkong April 21. 12.41 8 1111.11 2.4117.54 7 2 22.49 6.2 lake place this month. Mrs. Robert - I4.d4 8.2111.58 1.8186.16 7.2(28.88 8.8 ASK ABOUT OUR THIRD CABIN President Jefferson—Malls close April 14.28 8.5112.56 1.7121.57 7.21...... on was unanaimously appointed 9 4 n.m.; due at Yokohama April 21. 10.16 7.21 4.44 8.6113.44 1 6Î23.51 7.6 delegate to the quarterly Provincial “1 Shanghai April 26, Hongkong April 30. 11.16 7.5! 5 66 1.114.41 1.81.1 ■ meeting to be held In Vancouver Yokohama Maru—Mall* close April 10. 10.16 7.1! 8.66 7.6 I6.44 fUSiH 8 0 15 40 2 1 April 22 and 24 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama April 26. 1.64 7.81 4.44 7.4 6 48 7 5116 40 2 5 Empress of Canada—Malls close April 6.17 4.6 10 18 7.0117.31 3 0 17, 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama April 28. 11.46 6 8118.31 3.6 Shanghai May 2. Hongkong May 13.68 8 8118.18 4 2 Gas on Stomach Made ■■■14.17 « 8126.01 4 8 Can. he. President Grant—Malle close April 21, r2.04 8.2 8.68 3.4 16.28 1.8120.42 5 4 Mrs. Cook Nervous A little higher in price, hut— 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama May J. Shang­ 1.17 8 3 8 40 2.7 16 32 7.0121.32 8.0 hai May 8, Hongkong May 1Î. 2.51 1.4 10 20 2 3 11.02 T.D 22.02 6 5 Tyndareus—Mail* close April 28. 4 IS 12 8.4 11.03 2.1 20.22 7.1'22.44 8.9 "For years I had gas on the stom­ m.; due at Yokohama May 7. Hong- 8.88 8.3 11.48 2 0 21.67 7 4123,32 7.8 ach and was nervous. Adlerika has what a wonderful difference Eong May 18. 3.18 1.1 12 31 2.1 21.02 7 71...... done more good than anything.** Empress of Rusais—Malls close May 0.38 7.6 3 31 8 0 13.17 2.8 88.46 7.8 1. 4 p.m.; due at Yokohama May 12. Ï.05 7 3.16 7.1 14.01 Z lfTT.. .. ( Signed ) Lela Cook. ONE spoonful Shanghai May M. Hongkong May 18. 0.16 1.0 ... ..14.50 2 81.... Adlerika removes GAS and often Australia and New Zealand brings surprising relief to the stom­ a few cents make IN FOR TROUBLE—Arturo The time used Is Pacific standard for ach. Stops that full, bloated feeling. Alsssandrt, who la now .on his Aorangi—Malle cloee April 8. 4 p.m.; the 126th Meridian weet. It la counted Alert Bay. due Auckland April 27, Sydney May t. from 6 to 26 hours, from midnight to Don’t waste time with pills or tab­ part. Anyos ttewAi way to Chill to assume the presi­ Sonoma—Malls cloee April if. 4 p.m.; midnight. The figures for height serve lets, but let Adlerika give your bow­ dency. A near civil war is In 4,TiSÏ3faU»yclone April 18. 4 p.m.; to distinguish high water from low els a REAL cleansing, bringing out water. Where blanks occur in the table, matter you never thought was in MBIA progress in the country, with a due Wellington May 11, Bvdnev May 16. the tide rises or falls continuously dur­ state of siege declared in three Ventura—Mails close May 2, 4 p.m.; ing two successive tidal period» without your system! Hall Jk Co,, Druggists. provinces. due Sydney May 2d turning. (Advt) -T VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, fMjRSPÀV, APRIL'S, 1525" 9

NEWS IN BRIEF THREE DAYS LEFT FOR VOTER? LIST MUSICAL NOTES (By Caere# J. Dyke) bats bean Only three daysremain In Issusd to over the which to secure entry on the Pro- month -end by Building Inspector Voters* List, in the recently Jama Bart'" call Is necessary, ks one Purchase of a new firs engine at a found out yesterday. The appli­ world. Not content to rest on her laurels for being the 'White Spot' ; cost of «U.sou-mill be recommended cant stated he had Just arrived commercially, this city can pow j to the City Council by the fire war­ from Vancouver and said he justly claim the same honor and wanted to register himself, his distinction musically." dens. the Canadian-made American­ wife, his aunt and one or two ist France pumping engine being ap­ The reason for this sUtement lies I other members of the household. in the following: For some time past proved yesterday afternoon. He was told they would have to popular demand for the best in appear in person and sign their music by the general public of this The annual meeting of Assembly own application forms. Saturday No. 1 of the Native Sons of Canada big city of California has met the will be the last day for receiving response of the Los Angeles Phil- will be held to-night at the Son# of fresh applications, though voters Canada Hall 7#t Pandora Street. tiarmonic Orchestra, a body of ninety struck off for failure to vote In master musicians, assisted by the Officers will be elected for the en- 1824 have until May IS to remedy suing year. Community Development Association, that omission. which has arranged a series of sym- | 'In All Canada There’s -The Spirit ef Easter," a pageant, phony concerts at prices the public will be presented In the social hall of can afford to pay. These admissions No Finer Piano Than The Wesley Church. Victoria West. Fri­ have been fixed at ten, twenty-five day evening at 8 o'clock, under the and fifty cents with about 8.600 auspices of the Junior League. Other seats available In . the huge Coil- j Items on the programme will include seum, and it may be safely said that j «tong» and recitations by the primary VISITING SECRETAR this is the first time in the music department, numbers by the girls history of the world that a symphony | “CRAIG” For The Children choir, and a pantomimed hymn. The orchestra, admittedly one of the children are well trained and an ex­ finest in existence, has been made We are enthusiastic about the won­ cellent programme Is assured. 1RES WORK OF available to the public at sdeh trif­ AT derful value of the Craig Piano at ling coet. It must not be forgotten ( Will Be Shown at The The adjourned meeting ef the however, that Los Angeles is very ; $395.00. As a matter of fact the Saanich Fruitgrowers will not be re fortunate in having as one of - Its Craig is generally accepted in mimed for at least one week. It 1* BENEVOLENT ORDER cltisens W. A. Clark,/Jr., whose musical circles everywhere through­ anticipated. Manager H. P. Simpson philanthropic work and efforts on of the Berry Growers' Union has been behalf of the philharmonic orchestra $395 out the Dominion as being unrivalled invited to address the Saanich grow­ Rodney H. Brandon Heard in for many years have been colossal, value at its price. See the handsome' ers. and has been accorded leave to Stirring Address to Moose well known and timely. Hr. Clark On Convenient Juvenile bring with him a number of speak­ is the founder and eel* guarantor of. new Craig case designs in our win­ ers from the Okanagan, including Legionaires any deficits incurred by this orches­ Terms dow to-day. President Chambers and Sales Man tra and during the past five years in ager McNair, of the Associated Apple building this organisation to its pre­ Growers. *— Suggests Creation of Local sent internationally recognised ar­ TO BE HELD IN ,THB tistic excellence < Victoria a few Forty ratepayers of Ward Four, Board to Supervise Charities years ago had the pleasure of hear­ Saanich, last night heard Ueeve ing this orchestra under the authori­ Robert Mtocnicol speak at Marigold Rodney H. Brandon, executive sec­ tative baton of conductor Walter Hall. The Reeve regretted necessity retary of the Loyal Order of Moose, VICTORIA LIMITED of reducing the ward appropriation and grand regent of the Moose heart Henry Rothwell) has spent nearly this year, by five bund red1 dollars, to Legion, was heard In a stirring ad­ a million dollars towards its upkeep. “Everything in Music” .h»,.preferred, an increase to has recently declared his In­ dress by upwards - of 2QÛ legionaries tention to - "go Detrtmr the present - 1116 DOUGLAS STREET lUMr in, ***** at ’fat mrinlewsnce assembled At. Lhe. VUamUec qt ,Cam?. main highways falling on the wire nrrangement» -of* the-orchestra fw * meres rooms last evening. Mr. similar amdunt in keeping and main­ funds. Mr. Macnicol considered that Brandon's appeal was for g wider ap­ this work should be paid for plication of the Mooeeheart-Moose - taining Its present high standard. general revenue. The Association haven Extension Service In support­ appointed a email committee to wait It 1» noticed that Toronto still con­ ing In natural circumstances families tinues to press the return of Signor on the B.C. Telephone Company and left destitute. ask for modification of the proposal Otto Morando, late of this city and C. E. Copeland, dictator, opened now residing with his wife In Los Friday and Saturday Evening to Institute a four cent toll rate be­ the meeting with a brief Introduc­ tween Victoria and the outlying ex­ Angeles, where he Is particularly tion of F. E. Hill, district supervisor [busy. ______The Famous - changes. ____ of B.C., to whom he turned over the April 3 and 4 Victoria Farmer»» Institute chair. It is gratifying to note that Victor regular meeting at Strawberry Vale Mr. Hill, reciting the vaccination Edmunds, Mrs. Holllnrake Brick and Hall on March 11. when C. M. Slagg, bangle as the reason for the cancel­ Mrs. Wliaon-Jones, all vocalists once lation of Mr. Brandon's visit to Van­ of this city are adding to their HOTPOINT chief of the Tobacco Division Do­ couver, where he was to have spoken, laurels down South. DRESSES AND COSTUMES BY ANGUS CAMPBELL LTD. minion Experimental Farms ad introduced the visiting executive MILLINERY BY MISS M E. LIVINGSTONE, Crown Millinery dressed the meeting on the “To Paderewski while In Rome last baceo Industry In Canada.” The Mr. Brandon said he had been In­ February, played a recital for His IRON tobacco plant has probably the strumental in establishing the first Holiness, the Pope, who in return for smallest seed of any ordinary field five lodges of the order in the Do­ the courtesy, presented the famous All Shoes worn by the Models are" fitted the new Scientific Way, to Allow c rop plants, one ounce contains about minion. He had. he said, made an Pole a gold medal and Mme. Pade­ 350.000 seeds, which would be suf­ extensive tour of Ontario, on behalf rewski a gold-mounted rosary. Now Reduced to $5.75 Growing Room for Every To?. ficient to plant forty acres If all of the order, and had worked sin­ grew. There is 20.000 scree In to­ cerely for a Canadian supreme dic­ The bankrupt opera house at Char- bacco in this country, and fifty-five tator. lottenburg. Germany has been taken THE QUALITY IRON per cent, of the tobacco used In Can The speaker dealt with the opera­ possession of by the German Govern- is of the home-grown supply. tion of the Mooeeheart community, men and transferred into a muni­ DON’T - MISS - THIS Canada produces the highest grade where 1,260 children are cared for by cipal institution. / of tobacco in the British Empire, the order in home surrounding», and HAWKINS & HAYWARD according to reports from Wemole> with the Moose haven activities^ in During a recent recital* by Lyn­ Electrical Quality and Service Store Exhibition. Canada is an exporter which 160 old people are made happy wood Farnam. a celebrated ^nf l e^ of the weed to Britain Prof. Slagg under congenial surroundings in their organist, in the Church of the Holy 1121 Douglas Street Corner View 84re* gave an able, instructive and inter­ declining years. There was, he said, Communion, New York, the edifice PHONES 643-2827 esting lecture Mr Slagg Is at the a ready field for the extension Of was tltumlnated by candles only. Sidney Experimental Station at pre­ these services by local application. Maynard's Shoe Store sent with a view to testing some of Among his southern musical ac­ ADVOCATES LOCAL BOARD the well-known varieties of tobacco tivities Victor Edmunds is soloist of # —------Phene 1338 plants. Prof. Straight will favor the In many Instances families would the Pasadena First Presbyterian WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE be split up by the taking of children Church. ^ 648 Yates Street Institute with Mu I to Moosèbfesrt when other children at a future date. of the same family might be in­ There are many here who will re­ eligible. Through a system of local member the wonderfully told Malay boards It had been shown that ffiie jungle storied by Carvotli Wells, a ON POUCE DOCKET Moose Order could extend its ser­ resident of this city for a tew months We recane chaire. vices within the community, limita of three years ago. Since leaving the EVENTS TO COME We repair gras» and wicker chairs. "Charged with driving to the com­ «•eh «tty, town and hamlet. . Coast Carvsth Welle has explored mon danger before Magistrate Jay ...He auukL juneat . to the local. I a tbs Bermuda Islande, W, can make your old chaire as good as new again. SPRING CLEANING Lake HUI WX will hoW that, In Saanich police court yesterday membership that some such plan be and baa created two "lectures 3ring in your chaire to-day. Disabled soldier» tieSEI VACUUM CLEANSES TO KENT regular monthly meeting on Tues­ Leslie J. Cook was remanded for put Into effect on the Island, and gathered from hi» experiences at day. April 7. at 1 p.m„ In the Com­ hearing on Wednesday next. pointed to the feasibility of construc­ these far-off places. His >«»“[• munity Hail. Quadra Street. On ting two or three bungalows as the -Where the Rainbow Beglne--ln murphy ELECTRIC CO. Monday evening. April «, the In- Mrs. P. Allan, charged with obt nucleus of a Moose extension service dales Ml BnrhantmoBL" prejenrtii THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP «tltuf* will Tigta a unman too paity. âtml a "pbuSttWW TBTIHfTaw- community at Gordon Head. the request and under the auspices 814-8 Johnson Street (Just Below Government) Phone Î1W New Thone 120 722 Y ate* Street play to commence at 1.11 p:m. clse of his duty was discharged In the matter of bridging the gulf of the Bermuda Government. Is w*d with a warning. between misery and philanthropy, the to be "perfectly fascinating, bar- Only Disabled Soldiers Employed On Friday evening #he pupils of Moose had been very successful, he veth Wells is touring the Pacific the flir James Douglas School will The one hour parking regulations said. As poverty and misery In during May and June next and give a concert in the Fairfield Hall. were responsible for fines of 81 each creased nature saw to It that hu expected to pay a visit to the Capital All the parents are sextended an In­ on Messrs. W. Y. Higgs and F. G. manlty was balanced by an equal city. _____ vitation to attend. Purser in city police court to-day. force of philanthropic endeavor, and all that remained was to put the Cecil Gray In hie "Survey of Con- NOTED CARTOONIST ». C. Warren and G. p. McPhaden At 10.18 ajn. on Palm Sunday needy in touch with those dealring temporary Music.” believes that Only Right Rev. C. Schofield, Bishop of were assessed $5 each for leaving to help. fools are always right. All positive Columbia. wlU visit St. Paul’s Oar, cars after dusk without the requisite The speaker in a aeries of striking and constructive criticism is of rear light. . value, even when It is wholly wrong- West Saanich Road and _ rison Church, Esqulmalt. for con­ analogies traced the overlapping and firmation services, to be followed *y confusion that may arts» from an In­ head rd" The British composers mentioned in his book are Elgar. a cerebration of the Htrty Commun­ correct handling of any case of deetl Delius, Cyril Scott, Holbrooke, ban EXHIBITION BASEBALL tution. The order aimed to keep ion. tok, Goossena. Biles, Berners, Holst, Hot Bed Sash, 3x6, «3-26 Newton McConnell Has Had families Intact, and In their natural Mount Newton Stage surroundings. To do this it was Vaughan Williams. Bax and John 10x1» • Lt. Ra»h. 11-00 Long Career in Political At Augusta. Oa.— R. H. Ireland. In some instances some of Fir V #»•<■< I’anelaper M,- NO IDENTIFICATION Detroit Americans...... 4 8 necessary to furnish only a Utile Beginning Saturday. April 4. this stage will run down Marchanfe "OUOH*TANLov??.eJtemcLer'E" Cartooning Augusta Southern ...... 3 1"P money, but a great deal of the milk these composers are given the scant Road to Anchorage Tea Gardena. Vancouver. April 2— Retracting Batteries—Dauss. Holloway and of human kindness, he said. and modest notice of ten or fifteen Large Stock Prompt Delivery while such composers as Extra trip from Victoria 8.30 p.m, returning from Mount Newton Thr Mow Whittington Lumber previous identification of. the accused Bossier; Smythe, P. Johnson and Ag Mr. Brandon preceded hie main Newton McConnell, for thirty-two with the explanation that he had appeal by a talk on the Moose Order HUauoa L’dbud.y. IUvcb a^^- 8.30 p.m. Co. Limited years cartoonist in Canadian news­ new. n „ ^ant0v.rr‘^n.,,8Ch"'a” Ejtjbhjhrj^JO^ worried over the possibility of error. At Bt. Petersburg. R. H. and its benefits. It was the cheapest Leaves from corner of* Deuglee and Johnson paper circles. Is in the city to-day J. E. Walker, prosecution witness, Boston Nation#» '."IT...... If 18 1 renewing his associations with the form of insurance known, he said, testifying at the preliminary hearing 81. Petersburg. Florida ...... 2 6 6 and had benefits to Insure the care obanter each. Seeing this allowance capital city. Mr. McConnell studied in police court to-day of John Howell, Ogrodowskl. Mulch and Biemer Cou­ realises that the British com- under O. A. Reid. William Cruick- sineau: Edwards, Jones. Collins. Dickey and protection of widows and chil­ charged with complicity in the Capi­ dren after the bread-winner had porere mentioned is very small in- shanke and Frederick ChAlloner. and tol. theatre robbery* of February 18. and Karp. Abell. ■> d*«d. Of late we have been living In was associate! 1- In turn with the At Oakland: R H. B. passed along life's road to its end. 1823, unexpectedly upset the case of Chicago Nationals ...... 7 13 « He made an appeal for the wider nn atmosphere of complacency and Toronto Saturday Night, Toronto the crown and left It without Identifi­ Oakland Priant ...... 8 14 8 pride thinking that the pr«e*ht Daily News, and other Canadian application of Moose principles, out­ Vancouver Island Egg-Laying Contest cation. Alexander. Cooper and O'Farrell; side the order itself and stressed the school of British composers had been Journals. Four persons alleged to have come Pruett. Delaney and Baker, Read. Year 8—Weekly Report. No, 11, Week Ending March 17, 1828 Mr. McConnell's flare for political At Kan Francisco: B H- EL fact that legionaires should at all Into contact with the bandits on the Bt*. Louie Nationals...... 10 14 1 times set the example of a common- Conducted by tne Dominion Experimental Sxatien, Sidney cartooning soon led him Into pro­ morning of the robbery were called tto.. our brief-lived British glory (Registration) minence, and as year succeeded year •an Francisco. Coast...... 8 I I sense and practical alleviation of dis­ to the witness stand and all failed to Kothoron, Sherdell, Haines and fade apace? "The curfew tolls the The following table gives the production of the Individual birds for the wean his work was acclaimed with greater identify Howell. ■ tress. Schmidt. Uonsalee: Williams, Geary The sum of 1788 a year was the knell of parting day." Mr. Gray's under columns numbering 1 to 10. "W " gives the total weekly pen production recognition. He tells, with consider­ Gordon Grant, counsel for Hpwell. and Asnew, Ritchie, book should be read with much cau­ and column "T." the total number of eggs for the pen. to date The difference At New Orleans: R H. E. average wage of the wage-earner in able pride, how Rudyard Kipling sought an Immediate dismissal of tion and reflection. between the weekly total and the records of the individual birds to the result of asked In person for the original of the charge, but Magistrate Find­ Chicago Americans ...... 18 IS 8 the United flutes, he said, while it . -J the “Alaska Award” cartoon to in­ lay would pot take that action, or­ New Orleans, j Southern ..... 4 IS I took not less than 812,008 at five per Faber. Thufston and Shaw, Grabow- cent, to insure 850 a month to the An organisation In England recent­ clude in his collection of political dering a remand until Tuesday next skl; Schilling. Shea, Borders and La- ly formed le the English Folk Dance cartoons of the British Empire. to read over the evidence. widow and dependenU of the wage- 6wn«r inA Aior.*,.... BmoO 1 » I T > H i HI W"T- P^At Jacksonville. Fla.: R. H. B. earner after he had passed. It was Society which le carrying on the Standard Fnrnitare work, patience and genius of the late Bt. Louis Americans ...... 4 10 2 only through some such organisation 1. W. J. Gunn, Courtenay ...... W.L Z11 Vstee Street The Esqulmalt Municipal Voters' Cincinnati Nationals ...... 7 14 8 that so great a sum could be pro­ Cecil Sharp, who went about the TO ERECT MEMORIAL country, getting the people either to 2. F. R Parker. Duncan...... W.L. Association held & very successful Wingsrd. Grant and Dixon; Luque, vided, and expended with common- 1. O. Thomas, Sidney ...... W.L. TO PIONEER TEACHER dance and card party last evening May and Wingo. sense regard to the fitness of things. dance folk-dances to him. or to tell him how they had seen them 4. E.

HOCKEY, BOXING TIMES SPORTING NEWS BASKETBALL.GOLF-] Duncan Win Their Promotors Said to ^e!Te^er^°Bays Pictorial Golf Instruction First Game Here By H. B. MARTIN In City Tourney Fight For Heavy Title After Victory Club h0»s*ries Played Fine Game to Defeat Defeated Departmentals 4-2 Nftllf PAWING OH Onwegos by Heavy Score; Contenders Will Come Together at New York on June at Royal Athletic Yesterday 1 ONE FOOT THERE Game Was Fast and Keen 12 and Bout Is Billed for Heavyweight Champion­ Rumors Have It That Easterners Want to Buy World’s Afternoon IS NO CHANCE Tl> ship of World; Dempsey Laughs at Fight and Champions ; Lester Smiles and Refuses to Com­ $>MFT IHE-VIEIGHT Says That He Will Battle in California James Bay Outlaws Score ment; Club Not Likely to Leave City. Every­ Drivers Obtain Sweet Revenge Very Soon; Has Two Offers.. Win Over C.P.S.; Tourney thing Ready for Victory Banquet at For Reverse Suffered Earlier Reaches Third Round Chamber of Commerce To-night; Pre­ in Series by Bays M THIS New York, April 2.—Tom Gibbous, veteran St Paul boxer, entire* mier Oliver Congratulates Cougars. Posy CAT» and Gene Tunney, American light heavyweight champion, were into poxy Two exciting games were played signed yesterday for a 15-round decision bout at the New Pole The Texmxtere’ footheU eleven last night in the "Y" basketball Grounds on the night of June 12. Since they will fight at cateh- Ju on to even terms with the tournament. In the first match the That Eastern promoter* have their eyes on the A ictoria Hudson's Bey In the Haywnrd Cup James Bay Outlaws proved too fast weighta, Tunney’s title will not be at stake. Cougars, world’s hockey champions, is the purport of rumor* series by defeating them by a score for the C.P.B. lumber quintette and Matchmaker Jimmy De Forrest of the Polo Grounds A.CX, of 4-1 at the Royal Athletic Park came out on the long end of a 41-25 flying about the city to-day. I yesterday afternoon. The game was •core. Duncan made their Initial bow which will promote the battle, aaid the match would he for the It is well known that efforts are being made to organise a fast from the first whistle to the in the tournament and took the On- “world’s heavyweight championship.” Gibbons, he aaid, had new league in the East to oppose the National Hockey League. last»«, siand provided plenty of enter­ wegoee Into camp by the count of made this stipulation in view of the New York State Athletie tainment for the fair crowd of spec- 46-24. Promoters behind the loop have got to get players from some- j The Outlaws proved superior to Commission’s action in returning his $2,500 forfeit for a meeting where and as there is a dearth of good material they are scouting as a result of their victory the their opponents although the lumber with Dempsey. ______.r, -re ROW »»—■ with the the continent for likely looking players. The'promoters would tiS“ fhe V-or‘ Æwd 23G3 Ifl hmrr ■ . "Tom Ie the logical champion--* Bays for the leadership of the new* the world because Jack Dempsey score a great stroke if they could land the Victoria Cougars, Wednesday football series. In the of the Bays and In the final half they Increased their lead rapidly. refused to meet him after he holders of the world’s title. first meeting of the senSon the Bays Many fine chances to score were NURMI BEGINS HIS challenged,"S-TsS: said Bddle Kane. (----- ■■ ...... sentit tnethe Driversprivera uowndown to Lester Patrick, manager of the cluK Teamsters' goal area when he waa of the American continent, had a laugh and then refused to wired their willingness to soy oil the match waa cancelled and an ex­ which will begin ie Ottawa Fri­ placed Dempsey on the ineligible expenses providing the celebrated tripped and the departmental* were Leo Dtegel. one of the leading American professionals demonstrated list in this state, for hie failure to either deny or confirm them. ------awarded a penalty shot. Webber hibition played. day night, oarry on here Satur­ It will be interesting to watch bow girl players will undertake to play recently that it was possible to drive a golf ball just aa far and much The men’s tournament has now day night and is scheduled to end answer satisfactorily the com mis- far the Eastern promotors will go in veneeuver the night of April made no mistake, and lodged the MrahclUsr standing onTne leg than on two. Dlegel Ira. driven a haU reached the third round. The follow- slon’a demand that he fight Harry It, et New Westminster. April II ball In the net. The Bays’ advant­ et Les Angeles. frith any negotiations for the Vic­ SïîWay Close to three hundred yards and straight down the course aa in games wttt be played during the Whether Nurmi will go Wills. toria team. They will have to do a in Victoria. April 16, and at Kern age was short lived, as s few min­ remalder of the week: Negotiations for a Will#-Gibbons loops, en route homo, on April 16. through with the final schedule lot of talking and show banks of utes later Speak scored from cloee **Thls I. not for championship play. « It w®-M »« t«, Urraom*. Friday. 9.30 sharp-^ConeoUtion of races is a question. On ar­ bout at the Milk Fund Show in the Eight players may be included la. Shortly afterwards Speak put round, Mount Tolraie vs. Priors. Yankee stadium on the night of May money If they hope to take the Cou­ in the offer end it is expected the hi, exDerimenU along this Une are excellent for demonstration pur rival hers he admitted th*t he gars away intact.__ kla team In the lead, when he headed Saturday 7.46—Jordan River va. was tiring under the strain of 29 collapsed on Tuesday, when Kane girls, who ere gene rally recog­ McKinnon s centre Into the net Just ?be ld«f is that while posed on one leg-the right leg. of course, Congratulations continue to pour STit I. im^mîble to ehlft teth. left too soon end the player mu. James Bay Methodtet Seniors; 8.45. hie strenuous campaign of run­ decided that because he had not re­ nised as champions of tne world, before half-time the same two play­ Keating va Harmony Ladies; 9.Z0, In through the mails to Lister Pat- , will accept. ___ necessarily wanVr the clubhead to come through. The J* ning. He intsnde to run in Ot­ ceived Wills’s signed agreement for rick, manager of the Cougars, on | ers put their team farther In the First Presbyterian vs. Wanderers. tawa and Montreal, and hopes the match he would negotiate for a the success of Victoria in winning ; lead. Speak scoring on a neat pass . nnrfaft mang «Km body naturally fall* into the shot. We The teams In last titght B games to go through with the ether bout with Tunney. , the world s hockey championship. ! from McKinnon. ^‘"rThJÆt ^ 0, » „« .to, cm» with the individual score were aa proposed race* planned up to De Forrest, who said that Gibbons Lester started In this morning to ONE GOAL APIECE f°C°?8.—Nortoa 2, Rwetnam 1, April 26 in Lee Angeles, but in­ would receive thirty pgr cent, of answer the flood of wires and let­ Deny Favorite Was from ,h. rWMEe^ ^ by ^ . „„ Synd.cst. In» dicated that Ks might reduce the the gate receipts and Tunney twenty In the seeond half the Bays played Dowds 9. Woolridge 4, Robson, ters and wlH have at least 266 let­ hard, and were able to hold their final trip across the continent. per cent., asserted that the seating ters to write. opponents, each team finding the net HOutlawiT Wachter 12, Moore 7, He denied having signed any capacity of the Polo Grounds would Among those who joined 1» send­ agreement te go through with b«- Increased to 166,666 for the fight. Doped For Handicap for a goal. The Teamsters were the Jones 20. Dunn. Passmore 2. Brind- ing felicitations to Lester was none first to score. Speak driving Daria’, the proposed schedule In the The date, June 12. he added, was other than the Hon. John OÜYar ; West. ______• subject to the approval of the ath­ premier of the province. The premier-j corner kick between the sticks The Plan Revival of Lacrosse Referee. BUI Srlekeqn. Bt. An- Gafiop at Tia Juana Bays' tried hard to acore. and-their letic commission. 4 took a great Interest in the progress efforts were rewarded when Stew­ a******* O^wegoa—Crawford. Saunders 4. of the couru» 6yœ°‘ 1 art flashed a shot Into the net. Foe LdS Angeles, April 2.—The coming the Kuonseason until the.the .brtMautbrimant imaie. Logan. Hell. Sword t. Teaman» 4 -24. V.I. and Colonist the remainder of the game play waa Duncan—Phillips 10. ol*în_J;„A bout between Tommy Gibbons and e -listened m" on the Presiding Stewards Issue Gene Tunney for the heavyweight unes on the prairies and when tne . — fast with no further scoring. Dlrnm 11. Evans J. Dirom *, French augura held. Saskatoon to a draw J Statement!__RclCC GOEFS Hewleon refereed, and the teams Victoria In District No. 3 championship of the world was de­ Wk.toon h. dispatched hi. con- i »l«»WHW»«V were as follows: 1_Rrieroe. Bob Whyte Win Opening Games scribed’ here late yesterday by Jack Teamsters—Lomas. Gilbert, Hay. Dempsey as a laughing propoattloa. atulatlons by wire av ones fiteTCStCd ill RCPOTt . As he prepared to enter the ring Hie latter to Leetar Patrick reed» McKinnon. Tupman. Stewart. Caskt*. Speak. McCIlmon, Hawkee and Of RoBer Playoff to do a few round# of exhibition box-' jtzz aâwtrÆSk Draw Made For Golf Ing and wrestling at a naval field "Dear Mr. Patrick.—On behalf of ; Da via vself and colleague» In the Pro- San Diego. Cal, April I.—Keen Hudson’s Bay—Shrlmpton. Mc­ psdes a. follows: Senior A, Senior B Intrr- day programme, the champion scoffed at Gibbons's claim to the notai Government, I I interest wax displayed by race ea- Kay. Gardiner. Haggen, Webber. Competition Between Foul Bay and V.I.A.A. Sheiks Cull, Addle, Woodley, Denholms mrdiatc Junior eader-SOrJoeenil* under 1.7 .end Midget under 14. Id achievement In bringing the j tbuulaete here yeeterday In the pub­ Stewart and Tooby. for Senior A. Senior B and Interned,.te, The New York commit Ladies at Duncan Prove Easy Victims in Heavy came in'for a verbal jab. rorldA hockey championship to the lication of a newspaper article which A,, limits will be decided as at May 1 of each year. hinted strongly that Cbllhowee, fav­ “The New York state Athletie •aciflc Coast. A*Subetitutions wiU be allowed only at the end of each period, Scoring Games Commission can do whatever it “Tour win reflects credit, not only orite in last Sundays Coftrotb Speeiel to The Time, a the city of Victoria, but on the except in eaae of injury. They playing rules of the \ Duncnn. April 2.—The draw for the wishes in New York, but there are handicap, had been poisoned or OUR MAIL BAG other states In which to tight,’* the rbole province of British Columbia Amateur Lacrosse A*oei«tion of 1915 were adopted. All elube Robinson Cup competition to be ad Western Canada at large. drugged. Racegoer» had been aeefe- _____ . tTnt Æ-n-1 one delegate each to the next meetmg to pUyed off at the Duncan Golf Club Two more games In the Victoria titleholder commented. lng an explanation of the miserable TRIBUTE TO WALKER during April, has been made. The District roller hockey play-off series Dempsey reiterated hie previous draw with the handicap of each were staged at the VJ.AA. gymna­ denial of any Intention of retiring, Everything Is In readings for the Showing which the horse made on a rictory Banquet at the'Chamber of To the Sport. Editor:—Now that be held at Spalding’s on April 22. __ . player given to ae follow»: sium, Victor!* West last night. The saying thqt he is ready to fight any Commerce to-night The G'ougars track which waa supposed to be to our moat succeeafui hockey ■ saxon .xecative will be elected at the next meeting. Mrs. A. C. Johnston 20 va. Mrs. W. results were as follows. day now, and that be believes it will ad their wives, who will be the hie liking has closed and everyone to happy. .... defined as follows : Number One, Vancouver, H. Blklngton 30. 116 pounds—Colonist 14, V. L be soon in California. He aaid that California prompters have made him wests of the evening, will be seated Emnhstlc denials were made by may I be permitted through your Districts were geiinea an iu. Vancouver City. South .... MTO.-E. Got*' Lengton *2 va Mrs. *M*ldgets, V.LAA. 8. Foul Bay 4, tithe bead table, with Ma>bf Pen* W. Morten 14. ______„ two offers that are more attractive presiding steward., Ftadcla T JMI- A big crowd of fans attended. The than those of the East. ray as the presiding officer. ion and Dee J. Rose of the Tla Mine V. Peel 26 v». Mro. W. B. The Cltisen's' Committee, com- ffsssarjssmssru .tngiing^utjroyt^^vtdjto, No J ^im0. TNo. 5, Interior, Okmtagan and C.P.B. games were played In three fifteen Juana Jockey Club, that the hor* H Mr»' H* W. Dickie I* vs. Mrs A. minute periods. The team which New York. Aril 2—Clinching by oeed of His Worship the Hay or, A. had been tampered with in anyway nivmuci va aa — 1 Humphries, chairman. Harold H. Peterson 26. -# scores the most goals in two games the Polo Grounds A.C. of a light This d(vital eras made after a long whole, gave ua euch a splendid per­ will win the city championship in •aimer, secretary. Edward J. Martin, formance. I do eo In fear and trembl­ “Tt ^"intended to form governing boards in each district and Mrs. K. F. Duncan 10 va. Miss K. heavyweight match between Gene conference to which several Inter- the different classes. Tunney and Tommy Gibbons effect­ larry Boorman and Russell Ker. rated parties were summoned. These ing. for I am not unmindful of the Whlttome 11 „ ,, as made elaborate preparations for stage provincial playoffs in each grade. ______Mrs. A. B. Matthew» 28 va. Mrs. The two winners last night at pre­ ed yesterday, will bring together on included Ernest E. and Harry Hart, excellent performances of one and sent hold the world* title. They both June 12, in an open-air battle at he banquet. owner, of the Swtngalong Stable In all, nor of the fact that a one-man W. K. Corftold J*. . „ „ During the evening the mayor win Mrs. R. T. Barry 10 va Mrs. C. W. showed splendid form, snd outclassed catchwelghts two men who have at­ which the crack runner waa kept for team can never hope to win cham­ their opponents in every phase of the tained pugilistic distinction along .resent gold lockets to the Cougars, S. W. Newman, his owner, and Dr. pionships. If I were aiked which °^irs* Boyd Wallis 18 va Miss 1» tester Patrick, manager of the much the same lines. Both boxers T. L. Ogle, track veterinarian. New­ one man contributed most to the *aThe Foul Bey boys played * de­ are Irish-Americans, have demon­ tampions, will be called upon to Cougars’ success I think I* should, WMrs™ a* a. Share 18 va Mto» K. sake a speech in reply to all the nico man recently bought Cbllhowee for Going Ahead With New fensive game all through but could strated cleverness topped by a fin­ without hesitation select "Happy" not hold out the V.I.A.A. The V. I. ishing punch and have been consis­ kings that will be said by tho*® ,7The Harts and Ogle said they Holmes. But a goalkeeper's work to • •* * • » • * rbo pay tribute to the blue and gold boye showed greet speed, excellent tently successful against the fore­ thought the horse was suffering so different from that of the others, F. H. Price 22 va Mra John' team work and back-checked hard. most meg of their division. 'rcreTIketway and B. Butterworth from a congestion of the lungs or that comparison to Impossible, and The game between the Colonist Gibbons is the older and more ex­ my meed of praise to for Jack Mra E. A. Price 2* va Miss K. rill sing during the evening and the bronchial tubes, as the result of a and V. I. Sheiks proved an easy vic­ perienced of the two fighter# and chill, received perhaps a short time Walker In the part of the world Hockey League In East Robertson 16. tory for the news boys. The Colonist earned unparalleled distinction two «robinet! orchestras of the service Mrs. H. A. Patterson 8* va Mra ilubs will render musical numbers. before the race. from which I hall there to a saying In the last few games have been years ago by going the fifteen-round that lair play to bonny play." I E.’W. Carr-Hilton 11. playing nice bockFy, and work like a limit with Jack Dempeey. lolsterouH Bob Webb will lead the STILL QUITE ILL Mrs A. Easton 4 va Miss M. have followed many branches of *MdVLriÏÏ^T.hep!^ ittieroationalU'profewlotral^htxikey machine, with Mawhinney and Tyrell Gibbons is now fhlrty-six years immunity singing. The crack runner seems to be old and has fought! ninety-six ring The banquet will open at €.16 sport, and. Mr. Editor. I have never Gibb 18. .. playing a wonderful game on the quite 111. and It was reported Olathe ---used in the above sense—seen a Bddle Llvingmoo p c|£^nce he„ yeeterday at which the Toronto Mrs. H. Upacombc 11 va Mrs. M. forward line. The Colonist have a battles, scoring font y-two knock­ .’clock sharp, and It Is expected that had eaten nothing since Sunday. M. White *0. . . . . outs, winning nine tti’ decisions and it least 300 people will sit down. bonnier player. He has consistently ïranêtèr*!*» Tommy Gorman, formerly part owner of the Ottawa H<**ey good defence game. Cbllhowee. wax a topheavy favor­ been an able and willing worker, First round must be completed by The Sheiks looked to have an off drawing one, losing! three and ap­ ite in the belting. The Kentucky efficient on both the attack and-de­ wsoctatiooandnow reported a. manager of th. New York twm. were the April 8. . . night, as fear of their team played peared in forty-two fco-decision en­ WITH THE BOWLERS horse ran one of the most miserable fence. and above ell. has always nriütipiti figures with Newsy Lelonde, Saskatoon manager and former star Each round will be eighteen hole» the hockey they are capable of. They counters. One of hid matches was races of hie career, and was at no played hockey. As far aa I can re­ what^wrot11on^at’the *conf ereneecould be learned of match play.______expect to coroe back and win the declared no-contest. 1 time a contender for the rich purse. member the team has never been next game. The V. L, team worked Tunney. who is tt enty-seven has By taking two games from the After the running of the race It waa forced to play a man short for even hard to make the net sag but found faced fifty-six dpi >nents, scored kraades the Colonist won the City with great difficulty that he waa two minutes on Jack Walker’s ac­ 4* impossible to beat Paetro. the twenty-six knockout and captured fowling League. The printers were returned to bis stall and upon arrival count. Hto playing has always been “°" Nstl^nal Hockey League, which wlU have teams operating In Pittsburg Teams to Colonist goal-tender, who was a per­ fifteen battles by d« datons. He has mly able to roll four men. but all at the barn ho fell In a heap, with a fect marvel. The scorers for the lost one bout and hi i takes part la *ere in grand shape, three Having a delight to watch, an education, ana Toromo^Montroal. Ottawa. Windsor, Pittsburg and Bouton and powlbly fever of 104 degrees, according te an Inspiration, and a complete vindi­ Play For VS. Hockey teams were as follows. thirteen no-dedaiop ffairs. He also the Hart brothers Detectives have V. I. Midgets—A. Davies 2, H. has seen one engafl «neat declared w.0rea of over 600. • ,. cation of the Idea that professional NeW"Jwtl‘what the plan to In Montreal to not claar, though It to believed that Oenge, for the Arcades, was high been employed to guard the horse, sport can not be clean, wholesome, Howard 2, Munroe 4. 4 m u no-contest. gan for his team with 512. and are carrying on an Investigation, the nwr tolgu. weuld like to place a mmeb-Canadton club here In charge Laurels To-morrow Foul Bay—A. McAllister 1. E. Mc­ Harry Greb, Pitti burg windmill and above board, eo In singling out who took the middleweight title from Th* 1Core,: Ceoiet the Hart brothers said. Jack Walker for special mention t of Newsy Lalonde." ' Allister 2. Lawson 1. Pittsburg. Pa.. April *.—The Colonist—Rickinson L Mawhinney Johnny Wlleon. defeated both Gib­ trust the rest of the boys will for­ bon# and Tunney tiy decision in 146— 4SI give me. and I think they will, one ■sat and West, both represented 2, Delahunty 1. Tyrell 8. Otbeon 1. ti 166— 623 FORMER SAILOR WINS by Pittsburg teams, will cross V. I. Sheiks—Zulck 1. 1922. . | Eoore ...... ’.UJJ® JJJV and all agree with all I have said. To-night s games are as foHows; rlawkins ...... 171 1S1 161— 63* Foley and Allen Here’s to him. may we have more of sticks on the Ice here to-morrow Abe Mitchell Shows Ban Diego. Cal., April 1—Bailor 76 pounde-^y. L Midgets vs Haul- tell ...... t* *14— 615 him and more like him. night In the first of a eerie* of jow acore <• •• • 111 111 12*— «03 Stir Calgary in In closing may 1 eay that 1 waa Great Form and Sets Billy Vincent, former all-navy welter­ games to decide the 1825 hockey tSli" pounds—Times va Foul Bay British Amateur glad to notice your reference In an weight champion, won n clear de­ championship of the United States. The teams are the Fort Pitt Hor­ Monarch#.___ *40 762 **2—2464 Their New Clothes editorial to "Mickey" Ion. the peer- cision over Alex Maurice of Holly- lew refree. He deserved IL New Record For Pros nets. which won the Eastern Cham­ Boxing /Champions '*246* 107 100— 472 od. In the eix-round main event pionship in a recent series with the CANADIAN WRESTLER LOSES A LOVER OF CLEAN SPORT. of a boxing card at the Dreamland Boston A. A., and the Pittsburg . 121 HI 142— «71 Calgary; April 2. — Two sheiks, Victoria. April 1. 1*26. Portland. Ore.. April *’—*lke Crowned in London Reehampton, Eng., April X—Freeh Arena here last night. Tellow Jackets, who annexed the Yokel. Salt Lake, and Louis Fernan­ . 1*6 157 12* —416 adorned In bell-bottom panto, that Western title by defeating Eveleth In . ISO 181 116— 612 from hto American tour, Abe Mitchell das Portland, were returned winners were wider than those worn by the '53» a playoff aerie». The Tellow Jackets in a double-header light heavyweight . 100 151 II*— 472 Jack Tare of the British navy, at­ yesterday set a record for British were the United States national London. A 111 2.—The results of Wrestling Champ EXHIBITION BASEBALL wrestling show here last night. Yokel the contests br the British amateur tracted more than the usual atten­ competitive golf, playing 36 holes on champions last year. took one fall and a decision from Ray 754 144 746—1*4* tion at the Canadian Pacino Railway boxing chs ■pionahtps decided lasi Slams Mondt to Mat the Roehampton Club course in 1*4 McCarroll. Pendleton, and Pergandas night at H land Park were aa fol- depot yesterday afternoon. They were strokes. He scored 67 In morning, At Savannah, da.: It H. R took two out of three falls fro® Vic Foley. Canadian bantamweight Rochester, International ... « 11 McMillan Defeats Frank Pilling of Lethbridge, Canada. lows: and repeated it In the afternoon. Cleveland American ...... • Flyweigh f— E. Warwick, present boxer and hto manager, Jack Allen, Twice Inside Hoar Mitchell heads those qualifying for J? .* madiens Will Get on their way West from a successful Armond. Horan and Llba. Head; MISS SAYWARD WINS bolder, Coli ibi* Boxing dub. the Roehampton club's annual tour­ Lehr, Clark. Roy and Sewell Hyatt, Stevenson, Using Bantam .. Coom. Rugby. Invasion of the EasL where the nament for professional» for a prise i At Mobile. Ala.: R. W. R champion defended hto ert Boston Americans ...... IS IS I Hies Hayward was the winner of Feath. Signalman Viney, Welcome at Calgary Chtcags. April 1 — Wayne -BM" of **00. Mitchell1, partner George Welter j». o’Hanrahan, present against Mayberry and Johnston of Duncan, this morning scored **, while Mobile Soathem ...... it 16 I Part of Handicap the “A" class In the eight-card Hamilton and Toronto respectively. Muon, claimant of the world a Fukr. FeDerton. Wood, Rose. Kalllo eclectic competition held by the ladles holder, I _ [technic Club. heavyweight wrest llag ehempton- Arthur Havers set a course record «hd Hevtn*. Plclnlch; Weleer. Blla, Middle—. Elliot, present holder. Ugary. April 2 —Lee Canadtonwof Foley will atop off nt Banff for three Vancouver. April 2.—H. W. Stev­ of the Colwood Golf Club with a score days to get boiled out In the sulphur shlp. last night slammed Jae Toots WThe*quallflere who followed Mitchell Shane/, Chase and Duoote. of 78.e Mrs. Parry wee second with 81. PolyteChnt Club. itnea! will arrive here 4tl.ll Fri- Mondt of Oreely. Colo, to the mat A| Nash ville ...... R. H. E enson. English billiard expert, failed springe, while Allen will continue to included: A. Havora IM: J. R. •rookirn Nationale...... 1 If Mrs. Rasmussen, with 97, won in the Llghtihi Ivy—H. Mitchell, present momlng and will spend Friday In twice In fifty-two minutes and to concede Jack McMillan 800 points technic Club, I city on the Invitation of Lloyd Vancouver, where he will make pee* ____ Ockenden. 130: A. Competed, 140; New York Americans ... ..16 If In an 800-point match tost night, the ••B*’ class, and Mrs. Leemlng holder. Poi parafions for a title bout between thlrty-nvethirty-five eecono.seconda before‘T-Yl'-V “ Bhrhardt, Oreene. R. William* am second with 166. Heavy icut. Lister. ner manager of the Calgary Rosenberg, the worlds champion and 1 of between *.*»»6.006 and 0,0f».»»»“ spectator» George Duncan, lit; and eleven HaSrave; Basil. Johnson and CNellL Canadian champion winning 800-116. era. and a rousing reception will Foley. ' I Jammingtemmtnr the CoUeeum.Coliseum. others tenif-red them. ___ h. vïcTOlgAï>ÀfLŸ TUflgTHUKgpav, Atmry m»

added featured. Fur next week, the wherever he happened to be wockiee Frank Morton company will he aeon It wee surprising to watch Kirk­ In -Why Men Leave Home." with D. wood finish in one eeL » act but ta be natural. the Progressive rank» at * o’clock In hitting representative of Comal - Rpyal Victoria Theatre qo Monday The important thing is that they the evening what the farmer* were Atbernl. told hi* fellow member» that anl Tues lay next. Is well known aa t»:.. “Bumping Into one of Victoria’s leading vocalists. got their big chance because their UPWhen Mr. Forke. the bluff [ old they were being kept out of their eyes registered. Why It Is that som As a lyric tenor Mr. Kelway Is the “A Gaiety Girl” own chamber except when the Houee •sessor of a remarkably melo- people's eyes “take” better than oth Scotsman who leads the Progres­ waa formally In session. If a mem­ Also on the Screen To-night era cannot be explained. It is an sives, started to speak In the even­ NERVOUS Broadway” ber wanted to get Into the House ef BEBE DANIELS elusive thing that the cinema camera ing he tnesd a listless House. The Commons except when It waa alulae, A Riot Of Fun requires of its subjects. Poets t Liberal and Conservative benches he said he had to sneak through a in rhapsodise over the moet heat were bare. Mr. Meighen had not eyes In the world and yet those very back door—a door which reminded BREAK-DOWN AND even bothered to come down stairs. Mr Neill of a coal hole In a base- OKKtihl not reglster jon Lbascreen. after Mr. Forks ha* bee*^^ rmwit. Mr. Neill wanted to know Many a prominent stage star has speaking about an hour a whisper i- been a failure in pictures for this why people were ao suspicious of Pains in Rack and Legs “Argentine Love” went around Ottawa. Members be­ “THE RIDDLE RIDER” very reason. The camera to merci­ members of Parliament. No member Open 7 p.m. gan to drift in The House filled up. was likely to ateal the mace or walk Relieved by Lydia E. Pink- less. It has no respect for histrionic Conservative whips, healing that ED HOLLOWAY ON THE Prices: - Mr. Se swl !*e rsputatlsns. It has been said that for ham’s V e getable Compound “SoTtisIstfarmfe" an act res* to acquire the technique to sdmmiw Wkrvmtg totixppen.senr remarked. Aa a result of Mr. NeUI’a ORCHESTRAL ORGAN play Juliet nhe muet be so old that for Mr. Meighen. who came hurrying protest the rights of members to In. And then, of a sudden. Mr. Forke It is difficult for her to look the part. enter the Chamber at qdd hours will Ford, Ontario —"I had a nervous To be Juliet on the screen one must moved hie amendment, even more be looked Into, and probably broad­ DOUGLAS MACLEAN in bluntly-worded than the Conserva­ break-down, as it is called, with severe “THE SUNSHINE TRAIL" have youth. The camera will not ened—BH. pains my back and legs, and with stand for shams. tive one. _ in That la why Griffith makes jils own A tense silence greeted the Pro- fainting spells which left me very Stage Dressings from Carter Orlen week. I was nervous and could not tal Trading Co.; Hudson’s Ray Co. stars. In the three principal fern Brown's. Florists; Murphy Hier trie Inine roles In “The Birth of a Na­ ^r.id^roinJ^w «iras Germaine Schnizer sleep nor eat as I should and spent New Shewing mWMMMmf'SlDOMINION Now Shewing Cement and Plaster Art Works. tion” booked as the feature attrac to listen to him. Blr Henry and Mr. much time in bed. I was in this state. Next Week tton for next week at the Playhouse Meighen looked a» If they could not Will Play Here on more or l< A Stirring Romance That Runs From Ballroom Society to a “THE BIRTH OF A NATION Theatre. He had to have youth. That believe their ears. The back-bench Lydia E. I Coal Mina la why he took Marsh and Li­ ere stopped their whispered couver Ï to me by my lian Olsh and Miriam Cooper. They tlona. There was not n murmur Saturday Afternoon nelEbbnr. Before I had youth and beauty and soul. Grif­ to be heard anywhere. fith did the rest. And so to-day the doses I was sitting up m bed,and when tbs first bottle was taken I was out THOMAS MEIGHAN “Three Little Maids” are drawing RULING APPEALED Mme. Germaine Schnltser, the dis­ salaries that sound fabulous—more of bed and able to walk around tbs With LILA LEE In Mr. Speaker Lrmleux aroee amid tinguished French pianist, has ar­ house. During my sickness 1 had than $160.000 in the aggregate. this a trained alienee and, after quot­ rived In the city and rather than dis ing ample authority for hla decision been obliged to get some one to look DOMINION Sweet are the thoughts that savor appoint those who have already pur­ after my home for me, but thanks t* “COMING THROUGH” of content. and regretting that he had to make chased tickets wishes to give her re­ NEXT WEEK It, ruled the Progressive amendment cital here. In consequence arrange­ tbs Vegetable Compound I am new The quiet mind Is richer than a TAm KELWAY «Ms to took after it myself. 1 have Added Attractions crown. —Greene. out of ouïeêÀ That apparently ended ments have been made so that the Special Return Engagement the matter. But Mr. Speaker had great pianist can give her pro­ taken Lydie E Pinkhams BloSd Med­ The Spat Family, In no sooner eat down than the Pro­ icine In turn with the Vegetable Com­ >Duf, Dumb and Daffy" Navalty Ho. Î of gramme next Saturday afternoon at dloun voice while his singing Is gressives appealed to the House the Empress Hotel ballroom st 1.30 marked by that artistic end soulful pound, and I certainly recommend against hla ruling. o'clock. The Victoria Ladies’ Musi­ rendition which marks the real these medicines to anyone win is not ■Call In the Members!" cried Mr. cal Club and !'Alliance Française musician. ______* enjoying good health. I am quits will­ Speaker, and aa the division bells will assist In the endeavor to make, On the stage, Tom Kelway th as ing for you to U»e these facts as a CAPITOL rang members came crowding In to the heel tal not only f. credit to the much at home a* he is on the con­ testimonial.”—Mrs. J. SHBmiitn, HO NEXT WEEK see what wa* wrong. Th* Conser­ city, but one of the musical events cert platform, and hie versatility in Joe. Janine Avenue, Ford, Ontario. To-night-Music Lover’s Night vative* w*r* In n ticklish position. of the season. tin* respect In evidenced in the ease Nervousness, irritability, painful They hated to vote with the Govern­ The Story of History’s Most The sale of tickets will be con­ with which hJ can talçe part in tiroes, run-down feelings and weak­ Romantic Highwayman ment. and yet-they could net sup- tinued at Willis Pianos and the pro­ either a humorous or sentimental Howard port a move to introduce a second episode. ness are symptoms to be noted. Dominion Orchestra gramme will be the same as already Women suffering from these troubles, HANDLEY WEIJ.S, Director amendment to the budget. And so announced and Is ns follows : The appearance of Mr. Kelway's And JHtts Famous rehwtantly they stood up with the name on the Kiwanis Minstrel pro which they so often have, shouldIgiv* Playing a Special Programme for the Feature Attraction Tom Mix Liberals and supported the Hpesker (a) Thirty-two variations In Theme i gramme Is In Itself an evldenre of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com­ American Band —ISO to 6* against the farmer Woe. In "C Miner," Op. 16. No. 7 the exceptionally high standard to pound » fair trial. All druggist! nil The Progressives were satisfied, I Beethoven) be expected when the local troupe this medicine. C Coming—Week tt ft Playing an Entirely New Pro­ because they had sot their view» be­ make their annual appearance next "The Prophet Bird." Op. 11. "Ulngerlte" faction of the Progres­ No. 7 ...... ,..(8chumann> NOW -GEORGE MELF0RD sive Party for the second time In (d> "Btude" ...... (Chopin) “Bowman” Remedy p bo o u c t i o N about a week after It had organised (e) "Berceuse," D Flat Major. Op. CAPITOL PLAYING Itself Into a distinct political entity. 67 ...... (Chopin) Most of the "Ginger!tee" voted with 4 .. Has Saved Many a A Smashing Tale ef Romanos In the South Seas the Progressive Party as a whole, ...... (Weber) but J. T. Shaw of West' Calgary, III. voted with the Government, appar­ (a) “Caprtccte," Op. 71.. .(Brahms) ently because he la a rigid consti­ ((b) "Venesta le Napoli." No. L Stockbreeder Milton Sills and Viola Dana tutionalist and upholder of House Gondoliers ...... (Liait) rule*. —from going broke. Hundreds of dairymen have ex­ CHANGE RULES — ICE EREAKINQ UF perienced losses through abortions Until they tried Another result will be to bring “AS MAN DESIRES" Port Arthur, Ont., April 2—The TOM MIX IN "DICK. TURPI* " budget rules before the special House “Bowman.” FBATURETTES committee, which la Investigating eighteen-mile stretch of solid Ice WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL which has locked the harbors of Port FOX NEWS COMEDY - HODGE PODGE the advisability of re-shaping all tho Arthur and Fort William agaliut Think of it! Nearly 300,000 regulations governing the Commons’ navigation Is beginning to show the proceedings. Mr. Speaker, who Is effects of the'Bprlng sunshine of the heed have been successfully Juvenile Style Show by A ngus’Campbell Limited head of this committee, definitely last ten days but It Is not expected treated with the ‘‘Bowman’’ Coming, Friday and Saturday—Extra Attraction promised the Houee that he and Ills navigation wW open to the head of Dick Turpin colleagues would take under advise­ the Greet Lakes until April 26. Remedy. ment th* rule which prevents two budget amendment* being moved. This rule, of course. I* n relic of the The Sew Street Runners Rid­ day* of the two-party system, when MURRAY STUDIO OF NEXT WEEK ing Hotspur After Diok Turpin only the ministerial party and the • • ‘The Death of 8 on nie Black opposition party were recognised. SOCIAL DANCING The Erick Bowman Remedy Co. Bees • • 0 And Turpin's Rescue Now with three parties 16 the House < Member National lost. Social Dancing. New York) ef the Girt ef His Heart Are one of them cannot officially register expert and Ppeclallst In All branche. PHONE 1*1 Only a Few ef the Thrills of Its fiscal views by mean» of a bud­ Ethel M. Dell's Masterpiece ef

purpose of giving any relief oa freight rates In the near future. The offset of such a situation Is to WHY PUNS cause an Increasing demand for wat- GOLD TROWELS A® service. It u the under- BOARDS OF TRADE terwey «Landing here that great et< about 'Fltts- The Gore Bank ted to the Site SHOVELS KEPT Ide* ofhave waterway txs-ome servicecon' for bulky Vancouver and Toronto Re­ New York, April 2.—What becomes New Coi of U.S. Ex small influence with some memben Canadian Banking Family of gold trowels after use at corner­ of the Senate and Hptme, their atti­ stone layings, or of silver picks and More Vigor tude will mean a great deal In fur­ presentatives Visit Montreal; >hovrts‘ after twftir used to break- ground for some new fane or public thering the Improvement of tn< The Gore Bank came into be­ Shin Plan Opposed great river systems and giving sup- work? These commemorative tools ing in the days of the Family almost -invariably end up in the ar­ Washington, April 2 (CanadUm movement. Compact, A. N. McNab of Dun- Efforts Are Being Made ’to chives or strong rooms of the institu­ Press)—The new Congress promises tions concerned, where they are care­ dura, later Sir Allan McNab, be­ Create Broad National fully preserved, say manufacturing to be more vigorous than the one „ __ i jewelers in answer to questions aris­ which recently expired in pressing EXPORT AT ION OF ing its Parliamentary sponsor, Economic Policy ing since Mayor Hylan recently used for inland waterway Improvement. ||/TUCrn and its career extended through This applies to the general proposal POWER LICENjtU a silver shovel to turn the first earth the most critical period in the Montreal, April 2.—The council of for a new subway, division. of Improvement of waterways, in- f ______the Montreal Board of Trade yester­ Jewelers say these implements de gWianns. It ap- ; Ottawa, April 2—Licenses for the political and economic hntpry day entertained and discussed with luxe could scarcely be thrown aside JwL export of electrical energy from of Upper Canada, covering the representatives from the Toronto or melted up again, their material utariee. Lakes-to-the-Gulf Canada of 147,726 kilowatts during and Vancouver Boards of Trade the rebellion of 1117, the widespread and artistic, as well as sentimental ------t number of other the. 5,ew~ fiscal year which began lilllinidiiilliii proposed subsidy to the Petersen value, being too high. great projects. ! yesterday are being Issued by the and disastrous panics of that year Steamship Une and the plan of the A gold trowel, for all it has but a One reason for this is that the Department of Trade and Commerce. ! and 1877, and the American Federal Government to control At­ few brief minutes of actual use. costs waterway advocates found them- The licensees have filed declarations lantic Ocean freight rates. Ail three as much as $1.500. according to the selves unable to get what they that the power to be exported is not Civil War, which paralysed our boards are opposed to this project. price lists. Silver trowels command wanted last Winter. They found required for consumption in Canada Hemd Office of the growing trade with the United Additional to this matter, some con­ $150; silver-plated. $50. A Pick or themselves blocked of much they de- For Western Canada the following Gore Benk States. It weathered the mom, siderable attention was given to the shovel fashioned out of solid stiver sired in the river and harbor au- licenses are being issued: West Ko© - development of business between the would stand any committee on open­ thorlsation bill. The administration t» nay Power A Light Company, Rose- however, until the soccssrive Atlantic and Pacific coasts of ing day arrangements a good $800; now occupied b§ Canada by the Canadian Government even a plated tool costs $160. oppoeed the provision for .insuring land. B.C.. 1.600 kilowatts; Interne- failures of the two Upper Can­ Merchant Marine by way of the completion of the Mississippi 'nd ttonal Electric Company Limited, ada banks which had in turn ART IS FINE certain other streams in five years Ht e wart, B.C., twenty-five kilowatts, Xfrnama Canal. While Western pro­ of Commerce acted as its Montreal correspond- ducers were taking advantage of this Though the metal Itself might be and this was a great disappointment The latter is a new licensee and the reclaimed. Jewelers say. not so the to the waterway Improvement sup- former a reissue. . . cals. These failures, in fact, left route, it was shown reciprocal advan­ art work the beat of these souvenirs tage was not being taken by the represent. The chased work and en- it, at the end of 1867, the oMot Easterners. grsvlng, the latter giving names of surviving local bank in Ontario. ECONOMIC POLICY dignitaries and an Inscription of tbs A lengthy discussion centred on the event, reveal workmanship of a high IR. 34 years, from its ertab- In 1870 the purchase of its order and would make them prised COMMISSION INVESTIGATION Toronto board's proposal for assem­ lishment in 1836 to its assets by The Canadian Bank of among collectors. Another reason is that an increas­ bling representatives of the Indus- Commerce, which had been ..om^pUl.^^cuUunUi-:, As proof of sentimental worth, ing number of members of Congress absorption in 1870 bf The Cana­ JCWWlero report* that trowels Ate giving up hope of getting rail­ FREE! dian Bank of Comi used at laying of cornerstones x>f road freight rates materially re­ churches are usually placed after­ TOMMY TOMKINS duced until reductions are forced by dumrial development of Hamil­ pioneer traditions of the older ward with the old communion sets BAPTIST CHURCHES FIRED?—A photographer shews tire the development of inland waterway PAINTING BOOK Sometimes, in cases of establishments transportation. The Interstate Com­ ton and the old Core District. bank became merged with the which outgrow a first expansion and attacking the tower of First Avenue Baptist Church. Toronto, have , occasion Jo solemnise a second, shortly after, midnight. At the right flames can be observed eating merce Commission has announced Its charter, granted e destroyed the rats structure of the country picture, ef Ti familiar "double hahitiey clause." visit by Sr* In Mi ewb. Incendiarism » reared and should be modified and rates re­ adventure, fram fail the habûky of the share- Westerners to BELGIAN SOCIALISTS Heatotr la conducting an Investigation. Imiftll tli tasks duced. especially on agricultural pro­ holder at twice the par value of wits nu Fanoouver board VIGOROUSLY CAMPAIGN ducts. This sounds like a move­ recaipt si lonrOxe hit «hires Uon through their dealings with Ger­ ment for speedy relief for the farm­ Brussels. March 1$.—The Socialists man Governpr-Onerals Von Hissing ers and shippers who complain of wrappers. arc the most active, and present a and Von Faikenv-vusen. are conduct­ high freight rates. But the opinion 232 Lanina St, Montreal. more united front, than either the ing a very bitter campaign, calling of senators and House members most Conservatives or the liberals in the for the complete separathm of Flan­ familiar With the facts is that It Is Intensive political campaign now ders from Wallon. likely to be years before the com­ THE CANADIAN BANK under way In preparation for the mission completes its Inquiry. Belgian elections April I. Senator Cummins declares It will OF COMMERCE Of the great political parties divid­ Virtue, knowing no base repulse, take the commission twenty years ing the entire representation of the shines with untarnished honor, to make the investigation and that last chamber, the Socialists were the ne or resign her it will probably never complete it. A-tl-S first to get their electioneering going emblems by the wm of He has made It plain he -views the xe.—Horace. proceeding as a useless one for the The Socialists are especially strong ■ m KNOW

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In real snappy, design» Heavy Khaki Drill Coveralls, trimmed • wit BOYS' OVERALLS, 88c years old, a veteran of the Confeder­ made from very good quality gingham, with short rises. »1.1D to $1.1* acy, worth ...$606.000. and owner of sleeves Peter Pan collar and belt, trimmed with rteg- Boys' Heavy Khaki Duck Overall». "Cariboo" brands. nine automobiles, has been trying ràck braid Sixes 34 to 44. Reg. price $3.00...... f l.$8 Sises 4 to 14 years. Regular price $1.26 ....%...... SS# degkMrately to escape the "flowing GIRLS' SWEATERS, SSc gold" by moving from farm to farm. Girls’ Wool Sweater., to the latest alyl PENMAN'S “71" UNDERWEAR, 88c SOUGHT PEACE FETNLIM SLIPS, $13» contrasting colors, with collar and belt. Maw 1* to Si. Moat people know this brand, they also know the usual First "Uncle Nap." as he is affec­ Ladles’ Princes» Slip». In excellent quality striped satin­ Regular price SL76, from G1.2G to .... price. Is it any wonder we are always busy? Shirts or tionately known, moved from the old ette, In all the popular shades, tailored tope finished with drawers. Sixes 32 to 42. Regular price $1.25...... 89* hemstitching; ell sixes. Regular price $2.6# ... $1.6» homestead in the south oil field. GIRLS’ FLANNEL DRESSES, $3-5» Twenty wells, with as many shriek­ MEN’S FLANNEL PYJAMAS, $1.88 ing and pumping engines, drove him Girls' and Miser»’ Wool Flannel Dresses, the latest BROADCLOTH BLOOMERS. $13$ styles and ahedee. with Peter Pan collar, two pocket, "Took*” Brand Striped Flannel Pyjamas, assorted de- to. seek peace and quiet on another Ladles' Bloomers. In English broadcloth. Just In from farm four miles east of this city. and belt In-» variety of colors; peart, paaeock. blue, sim». Sises 30 to 44. Regular price $3.00...... $1.08 Then hardly had a crop been planted the factory; made with double guaset, trimmed with henna, scarlet, tan. brown and camel. Sises «to 1L when the fields Intended to ‘bloom hemstitching and beautifully finished; in shades of fleeh, MEN'S COMBINATIONS, $138 —— * pearl, silver, peacock, white and black; all elles. Regu­ Prices. S3.W8 to with corn and cotton became the Men’s Natural Merino Combination Underwear. A nice scene of another rush. Soon seven­ lar price $2. ...... - A...... • *»■** teen wells and seventeen pumping LADIES' HOSE, 14» PER PAIR medium weight for Spring. Sixes 30 to 44. Regular price $2.00 ...... $1.50 engines set up their roar and rush. LADIES' NIGHTGOWNS, (Sc Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, all perfect, good black dye. Then he chose Gaines County, Ladles' Summer Bllp-on Nightgowns of vrry good Regularly edld at ISe. • ... Texas, near the Seminole reserva­ In these hard times ledlee have preference for silk. PENMAN'S “71” COMBINATIONS, $188 tion, as a haven. Here with $00 acres strong white cotton, trimmed with feather stitching In contracting colors. Sixes 64, IS and 62. Regular price Home any, “Oh. but they are not "All-Wool.” other» eay, Penman's Famous "71" Combination# for men. A well-\ Of land on which oil has not been known brand in natural medium Weight underwear. struck, oe yet, he gets away from $1.60 ...... ;...... • Oh they are only cotton." "civilisation." as he whimsically calls A gentleman accompanied with what we presume to be Sixes 34 to 44. Regular price $2.26 ...... $1.80 ht» wife, remarked that they were too cheap to be any that which striking oil brings to SUMMER NIGHTGOWNS. $13» people. good, and that they must be ell odd feet, that la nil right Ladies' Summer Nightgown», made from extra heavy MEN'S CASHMERE SOCKS, 48c ( "Uncle Nap," despite his age—he or nil left. He was right In a sense, they were left. The Men's All Wool "Llama" Cashmere Socks, special rein­ was born February 14. 1146, at cotton crepe .In shade, of peach. f)ech and mauve; tailor lady said she wanWÏ them with clocks on the legs; the trimmed with applique designs of pretty contrasting forced red heels and toes; big variety of shades, grey, Lauderdale, Miss.—walks with the gentleman resented her taste. He said she had a watch taouse, fawn, brown, black and white. Sixes 9% to 114. colors. Sixes $4. 61 and 6?. Reg. price $2.80 .... $1.4$ swing of youth. Tm good for twenty on her wrist, but he wouldn't stand for docks on her years more," he declared. He served Regular price 76c ...... 40$ la the Fourth Lousiana Confederate PRINCESS SLIPS, $13» log». Cavalry. Princess Slips for ladles, made from good grade sateen. HOW DO WE DO IT FOR $2.48? ln poplar shades reliable for wearing and washing. SOW UNDERWEAR, ISe Men's Blue Serge Trokpera, the biggest bargain In B.C. SHAW PLANNING NO All sixes. Regular price $2.00 ...... $1.29 Boy,' Spring Weight Natural Merino Uaderwear-^ahlrta All smart and well made. Sixes 10 io «4. Regular price VISIT 10 THE U.S; or drawers. Sixes 21 to 11. Regular price Me. Sale LADIES' PURE THREAD SILK HOSE. ($e Price ...... *•# MEN’S SMART TWEED TROUSERS, $13* New Torit. April 2 —George Bernard Ladles Puts Thread Silk Hoes, garter tope, with or mmw will never come to the United without clocks, seam up back. In the latest shades, BOYS’ COMBINATIONS, Me Men's Smart Tweed Trousers. In neat patterns of dark The General Warehouse States, according to Mr». William John atmosphere, peart, grey, brick, camel, nude, tan log Natural Merino Combinations for boys, A good, roll greys and browns, not freaks but real pant», made with WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS iïïn, wife of a New York newspaper two tegs, four packets end belt loop». A wonder for editor, who returned from Kurope yes­ cabin, navy, black and white. Sise. 2% to 1$. Regular able garment for Spring. Sixes 14 to 11. RegularI price Below Government Street—Sue to M. Lons terday. lira. Johnston peso.d an after­ price $1.60 ...... li.ie ...... value. Bises 20 to 44. Regular price 24.00 ...... Sl.SS noon with the noted author In Madeira 027 Yates Street PHONE 2170 Victoria, B.C. h, one of the few Interviews he had ever granted. "l might have twenty year, ago," tl author Is quoted They would VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 192~> only legal and constitutional way. was employed nightly to rush motion any amendments to the Act when It is the only way which will keep Picture films from one theatre to this conference is gathered." aad maintain our national unity, and another and had no time to lose. tie does not hoar tho town Mr Lapointe added an eloquent surely Canadians are able to come clocks pooling; CONDITIONSmum NOW IN sppeal for a broad-minded and gen -. to some compromise In ItSS as they were In Alt day ho's had that $SUS2tLfm?m« ^ % "Kraschon" footing/ said, “to all those who wlU have to The magistrate, however, .'fined' thr aseak in any authorliaUve way on ex-Archduke twenty shillings. CAPE BRETON ARE ihis eiisaltan mi r*r* UlfOvulltes EX-ARCHDUKE WAS FINED W VIENNA DEATH SENTENCE _ Marshfield. Ore, April 2.-Art bur Chvelt. crippled astrologer, convicted laborer and must provide for ray of first degree murder fer the death William Duff Tells Commons wife and two children." pleaded ex- of Mrs. Rdna Coveil, his sifter-in­ » rehdufcs Leopold when arraigned law. at Bandon, Ore.. In IMS, waa x Idle Miners Themselves for speeding his motorcycle last sentenced yesterday by Judge Ken­ Partly to Blame tugbi and knocking a man down. dall at Coquille to be haaged ea -I think this le the only wey. the The ex-Archduke explained that he May ». Relief Committee at Glace Bay Says Duff Not Well ln- formed Ottawa. April l.—Willlam Duff. Liberal. Lunenburs. N.B„ replied In the Voramone yeeterdsy tltenwee to the story told by Mise Aynes Mac- Phall Progressive. Southeast Orey, Ontario, of the conditions In the mining field of Cape Breton, where thousands of coal miners are idle He Sleeps and there is much distress as the result of a dispute with the British A good t*s sleep is the finest (notion and dyspepsia are meriting Empire Steel Corporation. world. you down for their prey. The miners were to -dome extent themselves to blame for the present ... All this is bound to toll open conditions of affairs, he declared. HEBREW CHURCH STYLE—The Beach Hebrew Synagogue. be after a hard day’* you. What actually happens is that They had In the last four years paid on Kenilworth Avenue. Toronto, in to be renovated and enlarged. StÇBARUj if yew ean go to bed and sleep your liter and kidneys lose their I2.0e0.00e to the United Mine Work­ The work will commence at once and when completed the synagogue vigour, impurities find their way ers of America, yet that organisation will look as ehowo In the above picture. you will wake up in the into the blood stream, the tone of had not come to the relief of the and vigorous, your the entire system is lowered, end miners and their families. depression, tiredness, a thousand He declared Mr. Met’iurg, contributions are net in evidence by renewed, year whole body president of the British ! by the refreshing and one ills fellow, bringing troubled Meet Cer, . ■. ------—■—. • ——., of peaceful slumber. nights in their train. kicked" out of Cape Breton for- hla HIB1INTMNCIAL always sleeps K ruse ben Salta will alter this. "stand the gaff" Interview. In other words, if yea are not Just enough to cover a 10 cent REORGANIZATION URGED well, there is something piece taken every morning in your "He- Is not fit to have charge at CONFERENCE SEEKS .breakfast, cup of coffee or tea makes anybody.- rtrlelmed Mr, Daft. "I with ypar health. Won»'riot--put Mm to charge- op * ‘ADORAT. If yes find yoe are not all the difference in the world. All henyard. let alone ILM* miners In it to bmrittos tire removed from the the county Ot Capo Breton, , VKe MiM yoerself to take your health in hand body, the blood stream regains its quicker the shareholders. of the before won* follows. Nino richness and purity, the whole British Empire Steel Corporation system responds to Us tonic get together and reorganise, the Consider Su tested Amend influence. You enjoy every moment quicker there will be Industrial peace wieeg with year internal system. Hr Nova Beetle. monts to Iritish North may tie you in too much of the day, whether at play or at work, and when night cornea you STATEMENT BY COMMITTEE America Act —afford you little fresh air and Sydney. NS- April I-DeaUng cause you to snatch seek your bed in the calm and with William Durr» maternent In happy state of mind and body that the House of Commons tn Ottawa la net properly assimilated makes for sound, refreshing sleep. on the condition» In the Cape Breton Provincial Delegates to Meet minefield», where the workers ere idle, the publicity committee at the After Ottawa Session Centre! Belief Committee at Glace Bay l««ued the following statement Ottawa, April 2—With Senate re­ ••Referring to the report of the form and rhaogee in the British «pooch of William Duff in the Fed­ North America Act already scheduled eral House, we would like to aak: for it» consideration the Inter-pro­ Who Is Mr. Duffs Informant? vincial conference to be edited here •The committee has been In the by the Mackenzie King Government or Torn closest contact with the actual dis­ after the present parliamentary ses­ tress here. We have been in the sion seem» likely to prove a mo­ Send for the Borden Recipe Book—it’s impoverished hemes, have seen the mentous event in Canadian consti­ a IS «sal pâesa It s half-clad children, the houses that tutional history. The Government la are bare of the average comforts, knonw to regard the conference a» made with SL Charte» Milk. Their and we know thousands have noth­ Important in the extreme to every ing between them and starvation but part of the country and 1» prepared the doles of the relief committee, to allow it to take up any reasonable •which are only large enough to stand ■uggeetlon for the Improvement of particularly when a nourishing Good Health for Half a Cent a Day ft »ff actual hunger. Food riots would Canada1» constitution. A» indicated * v _ * - «hi. h«v« Wn Kt urpn l.y The Time» correspondent before, to?-. Vj-w ■ the Government 1» planning to call the conference after the end of the Unequalled for any recipe that is improved it session of Parliament and by the uee of doubly rich milk. supplied. the meantime is anxious for the IMPORTING AGENTS: CHARLES G TDK A SON. MONTREAL. srious provincial the nation-wide gathering. i|tiS335&? Peter since the death of his fa M-iuatlv* here and we *01 convince Peter Veregin is Peter Xérégïn. the Doukhobor le him that we have only told a email BSZ In the Farron train explosion part of the story of need end want. “Aa to resent tog outside relief, we tends to make the scope of the con ' Coming to Canada have done nothing of the kind, we TO INCREASE INDEMNITIES recognise that these suffering ones Nelson, B.C., April , 2—A cable has are Canadian citixena and that their /SordMü who said In concluding a brilliant Toronto. April 2.—In the Legisla­ relief is now a Canadian problem. W. M. Caeakoff. from Veregin. ture yesterday Premier Ferguson In­ constitutional address: ‘1 make en ••We have received nothing from appeal to all the men in Canada who ta» Russia, Doukhobor leader-elect, an troduced a bill increasing the salaries William Duff, who is » Nova ilng hie «using to Canada and of Cabinet Ministers from $1,060 a are Interested and all Canadians Scotian. Canadian contributions are should be interested in their own tiffM tine .emisaaries sent him by the. jyear to $8.000, and the sessional in- Siwsyw" acceptable -ends- we— believe Doekhobere had demnity or members or tn# House consilftntlon. to study our British ST CHARLES MILK the Canadian people will not fail us EARTHQUAKE SPECIAL- »■•-The- wire waa relayed 4e J; North America Act, to consider the In the present try in* rttuatfoir. An» IST8—Here are the IwO igembere question In an Its particulars, to bring USE. IT WHEREVER THE PFC V, Shu kin at BrlUlant, chair criticism 1» small consolation Mr. Shukin exports him to arrive -of the staff of the Toronto ob­ their minds together and to discuss in perhaps three week». those who are evilly disposed. to hungry and naked children and servatory, who Interpreted • the fairly, without prejudice of any This is the first word from young those who resent Upper Canadian records of the recent earthquake. kind, the advisability of suggesting James Young, seismologist, above, now estimates the origin of the earthquake was 4*3 miles from Toronto, probably in the Gulf of 8t. Lawrence or near Chesapeake Bay on the eastern Atlantic coast. Below M H Patterson, physicist, who estimates the earth in thr Ontario district moved one-*i*th Astonishing Sale of Inch during the quake. ENTERPRISE Steel RANGES Enterprise Steel Ranges are the recognized leaders in Canada in both quality and value. A style and aize to suit every need and taate. Durable—economical—beautiful. They embrace every recognized feature that tends towards economy in fuel consumption. Beautifully finished in heavy white enamel and nickel plate, which makes them a joy to keep clean. Durable, because of thejr scientific construction, every detail is considered, and the weight is where the wear is. The body STEWART of every Enterprise range is made in two sheets of heavy blue steel, insulated with heavy asbestos, which makes them im­ pervious to rust and intense heat. In all, a range that will give the utmost satisfaction for a generation or more. Hus­ bands, remember—a good cook deserves a good range. SURE BRINGS THE ENTERPRISE RENOWN At this unprecedented price the Enterprise Renown is THE CROWDS!! the leading range value in Canada to-day. Never before has this justly famous range been offered to the public at such a low price. Built to withstand years of hard THERE'S A REASON. Why was the Stewart i c usage it embraces the latest approved mode of construc­ tion favored only in high grade stoves. The cooking top crowded out all day to-day t Why was there a - THE is of the finest steel finish, guaranteed not to crack or tinual procession of pleased and satisfied custo warp—no more black lead. The oven, the very heart going through our doors from 9 o’clock in the n ■ of the stove, is worthy of special attention, constructed of ingt OtUv one thing can produce such results, a very heavy steel, braced and supported by cast iron to RAE insure an everlasting even bottom, insulated with asbestos that’s exceptional and more steel. It keeps an even heat on both bottom and STOCK top. Test it in every way. Beat it with a poker, pound1 it with a-hammer and note the ring of, true steel. Never ) represents 'the finest linen FOR RACE EQUALITY—J»n was there a better baker than this. The ideal size for of Shoes in all North Chrletlen Smut», former premier the average family. Note this low price and take advan- America. You can buy of Vnlon ot South Africa, who I» tage of it. Regular $110.00. , with complete confidence. vigorously opposing the bill by Do not delay—never again will Don’t judge by the prices. Which the Hrrtsog government We have in stock many recon­ would disqualify blacks and ditioned Rood maxes which we these Enterprise quality mages OPEN AT EVERY PAIR Asiatics from the eajoyment of have taken In exchange for be offered at such low prices A With sn Augmented 9 o’Clock carries ôur fair wear guar­ their full right». Enterprise Ranges. We have antee even If It costa but priced theee very low for quick Staff to Dope With disposal. every housewife should have. 60c. $79.50 the Crowds Friday Morning m. i.. . . Child in California We will put any one ot theee fer $10.00 Cash end the balance $10.00 per Earned to Death TOCS OLD STOVE TAXEE IN EXCHANGE. WATER FROST $6.00 On the Road to 1331 Douglas Street Chico. April Z.—Vnabi» to save both I children. Mrs. W. A. Wrleht. living at sa^iar^-riss. JACK’S STOVE STORE bum te death while «he saved from s Yates elmller fate another, four menthe old Yates Enterprise Steves, Range*, Furnaces The oldest daughter s clothing caught lire when she passed a heating range Opposite Dominion Hotel _ Street Hhe ran to her mother, who was piss­ Street ing the other child In Its erfo- Tim Phono me for * the Value of Tear Old Eton bedding In the crib caught fire and while the mother wae beating out the names Mary Kllen «offered bums which • caused her death a short time Idler. , VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY .APRIL 2, I92S NO VACCINATION BEDTIME STORY | eto Conference You'll TIMES CROSS-WORD PUZZLE On the Peace River Jncle Wiggily and Railway Probable

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Car Rides 7 W:<> i The Circular «rpHANK GOODNESS! I’m X through with that." ex­ claimed Tom, as he wheeled past the crowd struggling to get oh the Staircase’ street car. 1 Cree#-w.rd Puzzle 0617 - By “It’s much pleasanter sitting on HOW TO SdLVB .TMB CROMWOBO PUZZLE «y comfortable saddle than hahg- MARY ROBERTS RIXEUART Hvery number hi tlwrfucwr r«pi «■.!■» tt* lag 10 S strap tar a jammed, stuffy horizontally or vertically If I here la a black equate to the left of thanun the word la horlzonlal; If above It. the word la vertical The, "'ffJÎL car." —:------of couree basin both .a* a bortzontel and a vertical. The deltnttlone for the eo ants. The driver took them word, to ntl the form are found below, with numbeie corresponding to the» Tom Is right. It certainly is a 1 Justified myself by reflecting that flouriah to the aervants’en- the form Run Hire ugh the deknltleae till you «ml one that Vou r-coZ";*^ pleasure to ride, a sweet - running It the Armatronga chose. to-t«6Xt turc. In umaafe peNttya, aadjo rent trariei*. and *atN)W Wtmntt to Hie front C.C.M. Bicycle to work theae fine a house with a rnmtry (Those: rnc non correctly It should read both horisontally and vertically wUjeworda oorreepot traction of property- waethelr-reapon. Bo lh> JoflnlSona The comet «otutlon Of to-day's puzele Witt be prlalorf It mornings. Bvety C.C.M. is equipped with nil,lilt y, not raine. -Two dollar*.'’ he said in reply to There it health in every breath. the famous C.C.M. Triple* Hanger I warned Uddy not to mention what my question. “I don’t charge ftftt rates, because, 'brtngtn' ’em up all And the gentle exercise of cycling —the power plant that given C.C.M. had happened to-anybody, and tele­ verb to be. phoned to town for servants. Then Summer as I do. II pays to make a 14. Egg of a louse. is just enough to stir up the circu­ Bicycles so much «peed and pep after a breakfast which did more special price. When they got off To arrange cloth In folds. lation and put pep into the system. —and go. credit to Thomas’ heart limn MB'head. the train. I ses, se* 1. There's an­ IS. To drink dog fashion 2#. Melody I went on a short tour of InvestIga- other bunch for Sunnyslde, cook, 13. Surface measure of a plane region. Marked with a deelgn by means of You feel fit to tackle the day’s work. They’re equipped with the C.C.M. tlon The sounds had come from the parlor maid and all.’ Tea'm—elx 15. Metric liquid measure. a perforated pattern. 14. llack part of the neck. Appendages. You can ride home at noon, too. Hercules Coaster Brake, too—the east wins, and not without some Hummers, and a new lot neyer less Falls to keep. qualms 1 began there. At first I than once a month. They won t 17. A plank. one without the clumsy side arm— 19. An untruth. . _ Frequently. to a hot lunch if you desire. And, found nothin». Since then I have stand for the country and the lone- 29. A gear with a right angle bevel. S*”"*» ______- W-W after the day’s work is done, what yet ounces lighter and with fewer developed my powers of observation, someness. I reckon.” 21. Comes In. I>rlver on horse's hack. but at that 11 me I was a novice. The But with the presence of the 23 One who writes a book, r~~ The total. a comfort to spin home on your parts than any other.___ 21. Direction of Cepe of Good Hope small cardroom seemed undisturbed. "bunch" of servants my courage re­ Vessel used for washing clothes. smooth-running C.C.M. while There's the new Gibson Pedal, 1 looked for footprints, which la, A vived, and late - In the afternoon Listens. others are trudging along the hard too. with its Silvery, rest-proof believe, the conventional thins to dtk came a message from Gertrude that Half, an em. although my experience has been that A \ètÿ heavy cord pavements or waiting on the corner aluminum frame. Weather-proof aa clues both footprints and thumb Dips (especially bait bob). marks are more useful In Action than Bone. for a crowded street car. Maple Rims. Flint-hard Bearings of In fact. Rut the stairs In that wing Boggy land. it artèry. extreme accuracy. A bicycle of su­ Frown fluid. A bCw ,,n the man, It will not take long to pay for a offered something. Seventh note in scale. 55-' A groove within the ear. * C.C.M. Bicycle. You can do it with preme quality in all its 1,761 parts. At the top of the flight had been Trousers, vest and coat. 14 Humbug. •placed a tail wicker hamper, packed The piece where a judge works. 57. To miaow. Hi. Robbie 1 the câr-fare you’ll save, or with with linen that had come from town. 59. Substance used In making lacquer. Price* Again Reduced Noisy 40. Net of lace. the shoe leather you’ll save instead It stood at the edge of the top step, ting back to nature waa the thing ITInter’s measure. Silk worm. $2. To mimic. « Drop into the C.C.M. dealer's almost tarring passage, and on the to do. 63. A bag. of walking on hard pavements. Your step below It was a long fresh scratch. Hick. 44. Therefore. the blggeat cookie, containing the time is worth money, too, and a and see the new models. Thin year Kor three steps the scratch was re­ While I was dressing for dinner. To exist. 47. Second note of ecale. largeat, fattest, aweetest raisin In the Uddv rapped at the door. She was Shrub (source of Indigo). C.C.M. prices have again been re­ peated. gradually diminishing, as If A hope kiln. centre for the little squirrel boy., bicycle will save you lots of time. some object had fallen, striking each hardly herself yet. but prhmUly * Variation of “a” (used wl “Oh. thank you. ever so much, duced. They’re now $20 to $25 lean one. Then for (dur stepa nothing. think she was worrying about the chattered Robbie politely, before he See the handsome new C.C.M. than after the war “peak” prices. On the fifth step below was a round broken mirror and its augury, more High school banner. even go much as took a teeny-weeny models, all asparkle with their The biggest values since pre-war dent In the hardwood. That was all. than anything else. When she came Whether. nibble from hie cookie. In she waa holding something in her Pushed (town, candidate nag ecMsyii j ^ -:u bright nickeling and lustrous enam- and II seemed little enough, except stock). •“Now alt down In ft cnalr to eat days. that l was positive the marks had hand, and she laid It on the dress­ Not often. rcsoaHBi HSaaalB won't gel crumbs all over not been there the day before. ing table carefully. To commend. yea amrsi ain a^io the floor. advised Nome Jane kindly. It bore out my theory of the sound, *‘I found It in the linen hamper,” Animal similar to a donkey 3 an DrA'sna ya m And while mv •”«*••» — ; —•' which had been for all the world like ■he aald. it must be Mr. Halseys, To bring up. nibble hi* raisin cookie. Vncte Wig the bumping of a metallic object but it aeems queer how It got there aaaao saw aaaaa glly got ready to go out to sr-*- down a flight of stepa The four steps It waa the half of a >*"* cuff- aaroga a naoiAa •dvrnture had been skipped 1 reasoned that aa button of unique design, and I looked g aaa gan a But. oil of a sudden, he^ heard Robble-erylnr down hr the kitchen-. at It cârotWtf: Interjection, hurrah gaaga n oasoH "“What'ii' the matterT' sake thing of the sort.—strike two or three “Where was (t? In the bottom of Hnr-ras Bxaaa ‘•Wbat'e the matterr asked the steps, end down, then turn °ver. VERTICAL bunny gentleman, eliding down the Red Bird-Massey-Perfect the hamperr' I asked. - j y aa ennaa aa m ” railing to get there Jumping a few stairs, and landing •he replied. on with a thud __ ___, .. “On the very top. grin alS *Bi nau quickly. “Are you hurtT leveland olumbia fecw\ Iron bars, however, do not inti •It's a mercy It didn't fell oat on nan zin na ananarsH “Mo. • but 1—boo boo—I— C -C down stairs in the middle of^the night the way; To be wick loot the retain out of my cookie Made in Canada by Triplex aaa aSaBnaa in a 1—now—1 waa eat- akmalonei -cCoupled with' the *figure on Steps used for ascending a fence. «mi-iïia sobbed Bobble. -I “ • —— Hanger Rock containing metal -i < anil 4 aU around the edges, to save the Canada Cycle & Motor Company. UsAed the veranda the agency by which It Point of compass. ------■arUTOH. Oat, ...... nllmhod might ftOgtinifd J?«t:r§S2.BUt—f ~" .never sern.il. htlcut. Md J Ml . ______- ...... _____ , __ralrtnraisin unmuntil last jamL a. A1'Jit W thlliimuit- -paxigetr -m*T iï|nlt «u not Halsey's: «wm if Answ.r to Cross word Puixl* 02 6 when I III Iggdyjo ^te in Makers of High-grade Canadian Bicycles for 26 Years. .ttsrer moat—the doors were all fastened Italian workmanship, snd consisted and est the raisin. It wasn’t «‘fWFT' that morning, the windows unmo­ of a mother-of-pearl foundation, en­ Did the Bob Cat. or any of the bad Also of C.C.M. lested. and the particular door frogn crusted wilh tiny seed-peerls. strung chaps, pop in snd take’ your raisin. the cardroom to the veranda had a on horsehair to hold them. In the Robbie T’1 --asked1—^ ^^I’ncle Wiggily. combinat loti lock of which Î held the centre was a small ruby. The trin­ "No.", uld hsve. And If the Chinese T IS." | said, "you have been mdryman will kindly Iron the smoking. Inkles from the elephants trunk. ,•»!»" He waa injured lli- . next alary will’ be about Uncle Is Your Back Sors and Stiff 7 . li self. "It's on my coat, Maybe Your Kidneys are at Fault. over at the club the gentle- Sarnia. Ont.- ‘Dr. Pierce's An uric EUROPEAN SECURITY Tablets havo given me greater relief than any other medicine I have eve. DISCUSSION BROADENS taken. My kidneys had become con­ AND gested. causing severe backaches and Isondon, April 2. -----Members 6f .SPORTING stiffness, so that I had difficulty in MArkrta House of Commons yesterday bom getting up or down. I had taken •BABY MARKET" berded Foreign Secretary Austei \COOO%y where babies are sold are the ob Chamberlain with questions as u whether It wan proposed / lises use nothing seemed to help me. linn by tins Ahgelea uulhorltlen. rownd table conference at which (ïer Doctor Pleree’a Anurlc TableUw.ro Around 1260 l« the average price . . • .__la__1 la Jlaat.aa t h. advertised and I decided to try them. charged lor Infonta In houaea The first bottle gave me wonderful where espectanl mothers are kept relief, la Just a few days the stlff- ofhclals charge. One arrest has C.C.M. MPEB1AL BICYCLES, Sporting Dept., Mete Floor neaa and soreness left my back ami been made In connection with the See Our Big Display of I knew that at last I had fourni th„ Inveatlgatlon, that of Mrs Haul right medicine."—Mrs. Nellie Tools, Sima. She waa traced through HI Napier Street. „ . an advertisement In a local news­ Hundreds of folks have had sim­ paper which read, "Adoption. ilar experiences and praise Dr. Have private home for unfor­ IjWowThu Pierce’s An-uric ( *ntl-uric-acid I *W MAY 1070 tunate girls. Babies adopted." Send 1*r. to Ur. Pierce's labor­ She refuses to comment on the atory in lirklgcburg. Oat.. for_ trial 14-11 n.m. 'Faust, charges. package. '■ (AdvLf VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1925 i5 BEARS HAVE BULLS Wall Street NEW YORK STOCKS Retail Market The Purchase of Ç.P.R. HEW YORK STORY EXCHANGE, APRIL 2, 1925 ■ js'ti* : j| BEATEN HOPELESSLY Stock at Present Price Will rTbrtrwh î*Houïw i'uë'isê’::::':‘TITT’** Ashcroft Potatoes, per sack ...... TO-DAY Local Potatoes, per sack ...... *•! Winnipeg, April 2.—The relentless thrusts of bear traders were Itoulalana OIH ...... ■ease- Psiatosss A Ike.-fas ...... *}• Yield 121% Aille Chalmers...... 80 Louie, and Nash. ... California Head Lettuce, each...... •« renewed on the wheat market here to-day, May delivery breaking Allied Chem ...... 11-4 Mack Truck ...... Artichokes nor IK ...... «S8 6% cents in a session of chaotic and erratic trading. The nearby Lset mailt* News on Btoeks Am. Beet Sugar ...... 40-4 Norland Oil ...... Carrots. I lbs. for...... future closed at 143^4; but at one time went as low as 141%. R. P. CLARK & CO. LTD. «ad Financial Am. Beech. Mag...... 2«-4 Maxwell A ...... 28 Losks. per bunch ...... Members Chicago Board of Trade. B.C. Bond Dealers' Associates, Am. Can...... L. ...161-3 Maxwell U ...... 67-1 Freeh Calory, stick ...... 16 aad .1# The deferred futures suffered proportionately, 5uly dropping to Phone 6440 * Victoriaa .Stock Exchange _ Phone Mil Bart*.. 7 lbs. for...... * Direct Private Wire to AUAll the Leading East.stern Exchanges Attain A Am. Car and fdy .. 208-4 Mex. Seaboard ...... 13-2 Local Rhubarb, per lb...... *• 142%, a loss of 7*4 cents while October declined 5*4 cents at Am. Inti. Corp...... 33-8 . 11 Californie Caueeso. per lb...... 1251,4. v Ne» York, April Z (By R. P. Clark Am. Linseed ...... 24 Mid wale Steel . 26 Spinach, per IS...... *• Am. locomotive ...... 124-5 Miss Pacific ...... 81-4 Brussels Sprouts, per lb...... *• • Co.)—a rather sharp decline In the Mexican Tomatoes, per lb...... •• There were a few reactions, ranging between one and^ three Am. Ship and Com... lf-7 Misa. Pac. pfd ...... 74 Fre«h G re#» Peas, per IK ...... i! «rain market In the forenoon seemed Am. Smelters ...... ft cents, but these bulges were temporary and difficult to maintain. Am. steel gdy ...... 41-S Montana Power .... Freeh Cucumbers; each ...... •# to promote a desire on the part of Am. Sugar ...... 14-T Montgomery Ward . «V. Fresh Arttvhoekea. each ...... •& The market virtually slumped under its own weight, the buy­ Safety of Principal. Am. Sum. Tob...... 14-7 Moon Motor ...... 20 Fresh Asperates, per lb...... J* floor professional to sell stocks a re Am. Tel. had Tel. ...118-8 Mother! ode ... 6...... 0-7 Hothouse l»eaf Lettuce, head ing power being extremely weak throughout. Exporters and mil­ BONDS Appreciation of Capital. flection of which revealed Itself in a Am. Tobacco ...... 88-1 HatiaBSl Bieeuft - . 07-2 Florida New Potatoes, per lb. .»•<•• Am. Wootens ...... 27-7 National Enamel . 81-8 flE> lers sidetracked the market end speculators’ interest lagged. declining tendency In the stock mar­ National T.ead .144-2 *2,000.00 Income $120.00 ket. Anaconda ...... 84-4 Nevada Coaa...... 18-6 INVESTMENT Atlantic Quit ...... 37-8 Norfolk and West .124-4 "=*"•• ...... Winnipeg, April 3 (By R. P, Clark I Ner. IU%: No. 4. 126%; No. 6. Ill; The reported reduction of IS cents Atehleea ...... 118-6 . 44-7 fnw»*r 102 ; f**d 84%,;. track I41K a barrel In Penna. crude oil was i« Baldwin Loco ...... 114-4 «prill American Newton Pippin, box ...... A Co.) — Wheat: Sharply *°^er Oat*—3 C.W. 4614; 8 c!w. 42; elextra 1 Baltimore and Ohio .. 74-4 Northern Pacific . «1-6 Bm D»ru.. bo...... cablet, improved______^ conditions______oYer I feed «fl 1 feed 46; 3 feed SS; re.rejected noted and the' API figure* showing Bethlehem Steel ...... 41-S Y. Central ...... 112-1 Till. H.iaina. Bp.olak ...... «• •** large area of thd Winter wheat belt. ! 23%; track 46%. rr, ZT\^iurlDt ,h" Total Result $8,729 a reduction in crude oil production Brooklyn Manhat .... 18-4 N>.. N.H. and Hart. 31 °z.P.s. P*r Ik ...... '■*P°rt buy‘” «T: .~î ï»î. ? We will ask you to consult us. in the last week was accorded more California Pack g ...102-4 N.T., Oat. and West. 21-4 Dates, per lb, .....•*» Packard Motor ...... 10-2 Bananas per IK ...... 16 gave our market a v " ap­ N.W.ti. 328% ; 2* C.W 238; We know which Bonds should be purchased. attention. California Pete ...... 20 Pacificririiii: miOil ...... 64-6 Unw c«i.. do» ...... » •»« Efforts of the elements beariahly Can. Pacifie ...... 141-4 ] pearance to-day. prlcei918667898 fur­ C.W. 217; rejected 317; track 228%. Cerro De- Pasco ..... 44 Pan American ...... Prune., I lb,, for II. I lb. tor .«*. ther losses, and on t! dip Eye—8 C.W. 118%. inclined to unsettle the market met Central Leather .... 16-4 Pan American B...... 74-4 I lb. for .41, maâ. Ik ...... •*} with little success and the umoant Chandler ...... S3 Pennsylvania R.R. ... 46-1 when May wheat reach here People’s Gas ...... 116 was a decline of abou rom British Columbia Bond Corporation Ltd. of outside liquidation induced was Cheeapeakke and Ohio 80-4 Per# Marquette ..... 44-4 Grapefruit. California. « for ...... •** 723 Fori Street Phoiwa 343-349 negligible, un the other hand, how­ Chi. Mil. and St. P. .. 6-4 the previous close. lose. Montreal Stocks C. M. and St. P. pfd . 8-3 Phil. Reading Coal .. 40-4 Navel Oranges, per doasa. .69. May wheat was down tnts. Direct Private Wire, to all Eastern Hachantes ever. It. was observed that the de­ Chi. a nad Northwest. 66 Phillips Pete ...... (Ill* .46. .IS aad ...... #By R. P. Clark A,Ce. Limited> mand for the standard line of stocks Chi. R. ! and Pac .. 42-5 Pierce Arnw ...... J2-« Washington Pears, per deaea ...... ü July 7% dents and th ftt* Chile Copper ...... 31-4 Pierce PetT ...... «-1 Local Apples, « lbs. f-mr ...... ** lure A% cents. The ro ler- Abltlbl increased to a marked degree on the Producers and Ret 23-4 the small recessions in values. This Chino Copper ...... 11 Pullman On...... 138 vous, erratic and weak Coco Cold ...... 82 S». £L,Urwüüü:iL:: day. opening figures I ente Al hurtle Ser»r"\**K again seems to place emphasis on Col Fuel end Iron .. 88-4 Pnre O nll.^Y...... *7 few p#il Telephone ...... the belief that substantial Interests Columbia Gas ...... 64-4 Rail. Steel Spring ...124 t<> 5% cents lower. Tt Ray Cons ...... »*-T Bra alla per IK ...... reaction* but the bulg U rom et on Paper ... are undoubtedly disposed to accumu Cons. Gas ...... 75-6 Rending ...... 73 Filberts, per lb...... Brésilien Tree late stocks when favorable oppor Cent. Can. 01 temporary and dlfflcul )ut- Cen. Cement, com. Corn Products...... 26.-4 Heplogle Steel ...... If Boasted Feaawta. per lb...... the tunities are represented. * Coeden Oil ...... —~ 37.7 Rep. Iron and Steel . . 44-7 Ceceanuts ...... IS • side of some short cç RmMntH ...... H-f Chest ante, lb...... breaks the buying po Can. Car Fdy. com APRIL OFFERING LIST The cgll money market receded In Cuba Am. Super ,...* 31-2 Savage Arms ...... 72-1 Hairy Produce aad Bgs» Da pfd ...... the afternoon and this seems to bear Cuba C.nhig...... 18-4 poor and featureless lard My -April offer In* sheet contain, a diversified list ofOe ■m- Crucible Steal------$1 Batter— - . .. -.,y_..... IflgdWiJ fftOfir'xrr tfb « nom c,&. owk-the belief that the recent har­ Davison Chem . . t...... 31 Ne. 1 Alberta, lb. Cen. Colton# ...... Mudlcipal, aad high-grade Indu,trial Bonds, which enjoy a ready dening in rates was only a tempor­ Del. Lack and West . .138-4 138-4t*tr 118-4 Stmhw Pete ...... 21-4 overnight, and bids th fftttj Sinclair Con* ...... 10-2 v.i.m p.a. of line, with little ring Cen. Converter# .... 'market. ary development and due chiefly to Dupont Powder ...... 141 Sloes Sheffield ...... *4 Cowiehan Creamery. IK Cone. M. and 8...... preparations for April first disburse Bndlrott Johnson .—.v 04*S Southern P»c ...... 100-4 Balt Spring Island. IK ...... [shown. Liverpool cab: any Detroit United...... It will be to your advantage to consult me when In the market for Brie ...... ",...... 38 2% to % cents lower 6% Dam. Bridge Passons Flayers ...... 86-2 Southern Railway .. 84-3 Pure Lard. IK...... either buying, afld MDIng bond* and Itaskg------JL very constructive statement wa tendue» OH 43*1.;------centsr down/ Thir we r**- mew” ■r/Yr.Yï- r.Vi’.T. -Qonsrat—Asp4rwif vv:;-.. -44-2 * Standard Oil N.J. 41-4 40-2 41-4 "S£ E&Æ List wj^b* gladly forwarded on request. ____ ,______rctaMft JKJggg of the prominent General Clgaar ... ported duo to financt -,1!1 . ,-SK 9—ElO . .- leaders in the copper Industry. The fir : Stewart Warner ...... 40 B.C. freah, pullets ...... Italy bringing about Ma­ Howard «nith .... Oen. Motors ...... non in the markets ilted I* Of Woods Mlg. . market has all the appearances of Goodrich Rubber . gt. Louis and S. -Tran. «6-4 Leurentlde Co. ..., ROBERT & MABEE being in a well liquidated state nad Fttromburg Verb ..... 46 B.C. Cream Choses. IK ...... Kingdom. ....! '••J Mackey Co...... Studabaker ...... 44 B.C. Sellés. IK ...... 127-12$ Pemberton Bldg. Phone 1$22 we think the factors that brought Great North. Ore. Tennessee Coppeer »>. 7-4 Finest Ontario Mild, per IK ...... Trade to-day was f out Montreal Power . .. Investment Banker about the recent liquidating move­ Great Nortrh pfd ... 48-4 St-S the outsfde public coi how National Breweries Gulf States Steel ... 70-4 70-4 Texaaa Co...... 44-1 Plneet Ontario Matured, per IK . Ontario Steel ment have more than spent their Houston Oil -rr 44-3 «4-1 Texas Gulf Sulphur. .143-4 Edam Dutch Cheese, per IK no interest. At times fair Ogilvie Mlg. Co. force and we accordingly believe that llllsots Ceentrtal ...112-1 112-1 Texas Pacific R.R. .. 60-4 Gouda Cheeee. per IK ...... buying of May and s tho ottawe Power . ..., Inspiration ...... 22-2 21 Tex. Pac. C.. and O... 13-7 Oorconsola, perTh. .«.»». the market Is entitled to a more ... lUafcen Roller ...... *1-7 Rwia. Uru vers. In pert leas, box .. latter month at one t ht a PenmaaF Lâsdtsd -. substantial recovery. 1st Bus. Machine ...112-7- 113-7 premium over May. wire B C. Fishing ___ Ini. <’omb. Eng. .. 27 80-4 Tobacco Prod...... 74-1 English HHhen. 1st ...... Shawiaigan • ...... let. Mer. Marine .. 11-4 11-4 Tobacco Prod. A. ... 88-1 English Stiltons...... houses were fair buye lpeg Spanish River Pulp WE OFFER AND RECOMMEND SUBJECT PRIOR SALE New York. April 2 (By B.C. Bond lnt.t Mer. Mar. pfd 41-4 41-4 Transcont. Oil ...... 4-1 Canadian Stiltons, lb...... May and selling Chic The Do. pfd...... Corporation's Direct Wall Street fit. Nickel ...... *128 24-4 Union Pacific ...... 188-4 Ini ported Roquefort, per lb...... market has now had a bout Steel of Canada ... Kan. City South .... 31-6 81-3 Pulled Prult ...... « -200 Swiss Gray ere. box ...... Wife)—The Wall Street Journal's US.. Cast I. Pipe ,-.114-4 s»yi« Brand Camembert, box ...... eighty cents, and lms Ra­ ■opal Beak $50,000 or 2,000 Shares market edition to-day y.S. Ind. Alco...... 12-4 ‘It Clro*. Ur.nd KrnklMI CUM*. < tion Is through, but th does TW1S City Electric VM. IHEf r..T.T.v. Sfof— 34 .ft Wayagamac Pulp . devoted considerable Keystone Tire ...... 2-3 2-3 2-3 114-2 not appear very sin i less energy in to-day’s session in an at­ Lehigh Valley ...... 71-4 71-1 71-4 trs. Steal . 1*6-6 oar- 14#high Val. Caal ...... 24 " 34 34 Utah V oppor ...... **-* 88-4 ■lea tare. 3 I be ...... the foreigner comes i Brantford Cordage Company, Limited tempt to start a renewal of the de­ Lorillard ...... 24-2 34-3 84-8 Woolworth ...... HS-6 118-5 Cod Fillets per lb...... kets on a much broa< the cline in the general list. Their ef­ Halibut. 2 I be. 26c; per lb. ...2S a immediate future, $1.1 it is Bank Clearings Be lee, lb...... * Dividends payable 16th April, July, October and June, at forts kept the market in an un Black 0*1. fresh, per IK ...... being freely predicted ap- settled condition most of the day. Skate, per lb...... •.»r.v...«•♦•» pear plentiful, and w was Show Advance any Branch of Company's Bank; in Osnsdiu Failure of the professional element CMriTbs tk: per IK ...... taken across the lak 11 is Fried, $25.00 and dividends accrued, yielding •% Fro# from Nermal to force further liquidation was per Kippers, per IK . un- STANDARD OIL DIRECTORS Finnan Haddlee, per lb. ...a-...». •till in the elevators Victoria bank clearings for the Federal Income Taxas. ticulariy significant In view of the Smoked Black Cod. per IK ..•».»• sold, showing the den nter week ending to-day total $1.799,640. weakness in wheat, which suffered a has been very slow. I hip PREFERRED—This issue is preferred as to assets and dividende Whiting, per lb...... according to the figures Issued by over all other issues of the Company as no bonds have been break of six cents, getting back close Smoked Salmon, per lb...... per* and millers were hing the Victoria Clearing House at noon. to its recent low of $1.40% for May. White Sprlag Salmon. 3 iba. 46e: Issued or can be Issued without the consent o fthe holders qf NAMED FOR PAN-AMERICAN Scotch Haddlee. pet- IK ...... to-day, the demand 1 beat For the corresponding week last Another factor in the situation was extremely poor. hold year the total clearings were $1, this Issue. which stojcks had to contend with was firm and were practlc iged. 776,061. •INKINO FUND—Annual sinking fund of 2% will be used for pur­ the pressure against French I Crabe ...... $•• 1 Coarse Grains: 1 kets and Transport Company was organ­ Shrimps, per lb...... chase of this Issue in open market or by drawings with a bonus change. Herrtot's statement „ New York. April Z.—With the ex­ Esquimau Oysters, per dome ...... following the action of w French „ currency situation was ized In 111* by K. L-Doheney the fere severe declines to-day. and all of 20%. ception of Mr. Hayes, the director, pioneer in Mexican oil development, Olympia °rsisy.J>or ...... CUMULATIVE—Should the dividends be passed at any future date, vaguely worded but it was Inter­ of the. Pan-American Kaat.ro In­ markets closed around the bottom. preted here to mean only that note end owns substantially all the stock There Was a little export then they will remain an obligation to be paid before any dis- clude K. R, Tinker, president, of the of the Mexican Petroleum Company, Trimmed leiaa. par IK...... How World's rimMitlon won** net toe Increased to til*. Per IK . .. . . ----- rmsirtèd In barley, but the demand bursement is made to the second preferred or common share­ provide Government "funds. Wall Chase Securities Corporation; R. W. which under Mr. Dohehey'e control, Shoulder roasts, per IK^...... for oau and rye was nil. The wi holders. Street believes uneasiness over the has for many years been one of the Pork Sauaegee. per IK A...... dertone to Mw ooaree ptlM to not Gold Stocks PARTICIPATING—After the second prferred stock receives 7% fltevart. chairman of the heard, and largest crude oil producers la the Me I Bee4 ■ t/ possible adverse effect of higher note strong. : dividende and the'common stock «% then any further dividends circulation in France has been great John D. Clark, view-president of the world. ------Sirloin eteak. per lb ...... Round steak, per lb...... Flax : This market declined 5% Have Increased will be distributed share for share with the common stock. ly over-rated. It will cause some Standard Oil Company of Indiana, •The Pan-American Company thus Pot reeete. per IK ...... cents to six cents, closing at the low sentimental disturbance, due to fears and Lord lnverforth. the managing controls large proven areas In the Rump reams, per IK ...... point. A little scattered selling was ABSETB—No dividends shall be paid on the second preferred or director of the Brttlnh-Mextcan Pe­ Lamb— of Inflation, but will be of real prac- Mexican oil field». These areas have She Aiders, per IK ...... in evidence, whlete met wish very lit London (By Mall).—The Le* common shares unless such disbursement will leave net tang­ tfosr benefit to -the French business, troleum Company. ___ _ underage* Importa», -changea In-Uhe Lags, per IK ...... tie buying power. The general ible assets of $3.000.009 and net liquid assets of $1.600,009. for the present volume of circulation With the retirement of -Mr.. Uo- month "during which negotiations 'VXShme -fott/ per 4K WMUmeee in e4her cemmedllies was Time* In its financial, comment sfxya: C»mp«uhy#s plants cover 7% acre# at Brantford, Ont., and U la iA entirely Inadequate to satisfy the heney. the directorate of the Pan- with Mr. Doheney have been In pro­ Prime Mutton— reflected in flax. "Although tlTe net imports of gold American Petroleum and Transport ■howldore. per IK...... the largest binder twine factory in the British Empire selling legitimate demands of commerce, in­ gress, and the purchase ef hie Meek Legs, per IK ...... ,y - Into the United States in the p to practically all grain growing countries In the world, creased because of higher prime and Company was reconstituted with Mr. was confirmed following an expert Leins, fell, per IK ...... - Wick eft as chairman of the board. Winnipeg, AprlLZ (By B. C- Bond eleven years have amounted to about ECONOMY—With its low operating cost the Company can meet ""to lower exchange rate. field examination recently concluded x,, t.76 Corporation's direct pit wire)— £609.000.000, it must not be supposed Wall Street apparently looked Herbert O. Wylie will continue ee by Col. W. L. Stewart, chairman of ... 116 all domestic and foreign competition successfully. The product president of the company. He was lower Liverpool cables were a dis­ that, in the aggregate, the gold stocks upon the retirement of E. 1*. Do­ the board of directors of the Standard tinct surprise to the trade this morn­ of the principal banks of issue in has no Tariff Protection. lt war from Pan-American Petroleum for many yearn in operating control Pert EARNINGS—On average profit of'l.OSc per pound with an ex­ -t.pa-y. jf.xicnn oil plant. Oil Company of Indiana: F. H ,$S7.Sj ing. Market opening off sharply, Europe have been diminished. In the ann Transport ss a,n adverse factor Wlehstt, tKr chairman nf .the raiiainy wn^neM tp American mar - »»me period the gold stocks in Eu- pected output of 15,000 tons for year ending August 1926, th# — In pfcw ufthf flsetrthat hc Wae ilH» A étalement iMued JnBSgrarm ttittri _ - American- - - -■----I /■limn,v uiuiiaiij nr___, unitaiiu ^,w -‘- I "ii(at. purchasing eyndicate said In part: FrriTch 7777777 - kets holding steady -during man who built up the properties. As technical assistante. Whole Barley . 48.44 of session. Later selling off sharply mately one-half. On January l last, a consequence. Pan-Amn B dropped ••The British-Mexican Petroleum Whole Corn .. PRODUCTION IN TONS ••The marketing operations of the Crerked Cora . on reports of fin&nciol troubles in the total gold stocks of fifteen Euro­ to 74%. off more than four points Company haa lane marketing facili­ 6*its ee 1116 ... 3.500 1921 ...... 6.60# ties in Orest Britain, particularly for Pan-American Company have always Feed Cornmeal Italy by Importers who have made pean countries amounted to over from the previous session's high. been In entirely different arena from Shorts ...... <4 ee purchases at higher levels. Export £560.000,000. whereas at the begin* 1917 ...... 6.000 1922 ...... 7,60# Wilson preferred broke to Si, fol­ the purpose of supplying transatlan­ 38.44 those covered by the operations of 21 44 business was very disappointing with nlng of 1914 the total was only just 1911 ...... 6.700 1923 ...... 7.10» lowing publication of the re-organi­ tic trade with marine oil. It bas éta­ Alfalfa Hay .. ... 6.200 1924 ...... lions et Southampton. Liverpool. the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. Clover Hay ... 26.SS only few scattered lots being re over £ 390.009,000. Germany. Aus 1919 ...... 10,000 sation plan which leaves first mort­ tria Italy and Russia have all suf ... 6,100 1926 ...... Avonmouth. South Shield, and Glas­ By this plan the Pan-American Com­ ported worked. Liquidation oh the iw ...... 15,000 gage bonds undistributed but calls pany also acquires the benefits of the other hand has been thorough and fered a reduction of their gold re ESTIW ATED for re-adjustment of other capital gow with facilities for handling oil at serves, but in the case of Great Thameshavsn. The company has also advice and experience of those di­ believe advantage should be taken of obligations. rectors of the Standard Oil Com­ all good breaks in making purchase. Britain they have been increased Although roodey mewed at 4%% an Important fleet of tanker vessels from about £35.000,000 to over which will now be operated aa a por­ pany. who go upon the Pan-American and quickly dropped to 4%. this board, and will also be able to avail Wholesale Market £150,000.000. largely, of course, by easement failed to stimulate new tion of the already extensive shipping Wheat— Hlrh GILLESPIE, HART & TODD LTD. facilities of the Pan-American Pe­ Itself of the advance and experience Mar ...... 147% 143% taking gold out of circulation. In 711 Fort at. Vieterlo, B.C. Phon, 2140 buying. of the technical and operating staffs July ...... 147 Hl% Spain there has been a five-fold in Tire stocks bare shared honors troleum and Transport Company. October ... ltl*. 128% etroleum of the Standard Oil Company.” crease* the total being now about with the motors in maintaining •The Pan-American“ t Pstn" No. 1 Rt*er Beef ...... 14% On».*— £100,000,090. Th thr ease of the fair strength throughout the irregu* Coer Beef ...... J* May ...... larlty of the market recently. The Lamb ...... 1} July ...... Buenos Aires was 4 cents off at the era! «0-90 days 4; 4-6 months 4%. Mutton ...... October . raw arose close advance in rubber to‘ever 44 cents Is Prime commercial paper 4 per Netherlands the stock haa been mul­ ***** ------Kmu...... M*y ...... tiplied between three and tour times. «Br B. P. Clark S Ce. titnIUâl Hbely to Increase cost of production, opening. cent but there are several . offsetting Cash wheat here was firm and Freeh. .Hr»» eew lots. d»*•• do—°...... »• October ... stock: Norway and gwltserland have refined 6.14 to 4.44. factors. Trade circles are again there is little offering,, while sale* r.ii.u. <■«• to,*-wJjJJJ------•••• •** LAKE VIEW MINES speculating on the prospect in the were larger locally at < «1.000 with May . •-..... *35 336% 231 281 more than trebled theirs: and Den­ gear future. In the Akron district shipment yesterday 95,000. the price Prim» •*~‘*1 *•«»•• ...... ; ■*• ;;;v *** 317 23-’% 282% VIZNAGA MINES mark’s gold stock haa been multi­ TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE Prim» ,* ...... -I* October 217% production has increased to 116.000 for wheat Is now at a comparatively Rye— * plied two and a half times. In the and 120,000 tires against 100.000 low level, but the Indifferent outside May ...... 118 114 111 AMALGAMATED same period, the gold stock In the dally at thç end of the year. Further July ...... 114 111 118% United States has been Increased demand makes the news features Canadian sterling — Buying $4.71; Delrr prt.t...... APPLIANCE Increases are planned. rather negligible for the time being. October from about £400,eoa.000 to £#00.000,- AUCTIONEERS selling 14 79. B.c. lire"...... 11 Caeh fritas See us for latest reports re ooo. The world-» new production In Allied Chemical made no response HOwaver, believe that wheat bought fic. trl.lll» * ...... ** WE WANT FURNITURE, POUL­ to publication of its 1024 report, somewhere around this level will Japanese yen. 41.16 cents. Albert* “•"•**■ 'i:- **e ...... Wheat—1 Ner. 141%; 2 Ner. 118%; 3 above companies and also the some period amounted to TRY AND ALL KINDS OF LIVB Ontario eel Ida IK . .86 Stewart properties. nearly £100,000.000. As India. which was the most remarkable prove profitable ns about all the bear Chinese tael (Shanghai), 74.7 STOCK Evsrj, TUESDAY and issued by any industrial corporation news has become effective. Ontario triplets, lb...... -...... 84 China, and Industry abirorbed about in *ome time. If reserves totaling Corn—Liquidation has been heavy Wtnrle Btlltena !K^...... 28 £130.000.000 It would appear that Satisfaction Guaranteed over $100,090.000 are deducted from New York, April 2.—Foreign ex­ Mason & Diespecker America haa obtained her additional and general, with lowest prices in changes steady. Quotations in cents. VICTORIA STOCKS property account of $162,000,000, months. At tills level dorp should be Tierce», per IK . . - ...... 22% Financial Agents end Mining gold resource# mainly from the mines Allied Chemical presents the unique Great Britain — Demand 477%; ...... ** Brokers and comparatively little at the ex­ Ogaea & Richardson on more debatable ground. The cash cables 477%; 69-day bills on banks situation of a company with trade is likely to pick up should the Beet* PW b**1! ...... fBJr R. P. Clerk b Co. Limited) 114 Pemberton Bldg. Phone 4419 pense of the world's note-issuing $4$ Flsgard Street cash then property pn Its balance 473%. Mining— BM Ai Victoria. Yc banks. Phene 92$. Res. Phone 4$R Cefeufa speculative market phow a greater gST g?: B.c. Silver ...... *S 1 35 31, sheet. steadiness. Cash sales to-day were France — Demand 6.19; cabled 6.19%. - Boundary Red ITfn .. .14 Book values of property Is about 85.000 bushels. On the declines there & fa Bowens Copper ..... $»2,900,990, and total cash and Gov has been considerable short covering Italy — Demand 4.10% ; cables Consolidated M. aad 8. .. 4L nnd some buying by Commission 4.11%. r~»l ib. i Cork Province ...... 46 • r nrnent securities Is over $04,000. HUM» W«* ------Dongles Channel ...... •• ooo. Current assets total $110.000.000 houses. The clone was weak, how­ Belgium—Demand 5.08. R'tîîSt “y b.it.- -hi Dunwell Mines 3.f6 6 ever. and at about the low of the day. Germany—Demand 22.80. RiilSi ,*tx**"-°*; Eldorado ...... s.. .. and current liabilities $1,000,000. Sweet Peteteea P*r ■ AUCTION SALE MAYNARD & SONS Holland—Demand 39.81. Glacier Creek ...... Funded debt was entirely cleared up Oat»--Followed corn and there was 14.44 Phoenix Silver Mines further liquidation. The cash trade Norway—Demand 16.80. H aVêft on * Geld" Co bel t ’. '. LIMITED To-morrew at 2 pun. last year. Mack Truck spurt was sc- #46 Fi egard Street • ompanied by reports that shorts wan fair with sales of 150,000 bushels. Sweden—Demand 26.9.7. Hemlock Creek Placer. N.V.L. Instructed by the owners we will The big stocks and weakness in other x, Denmark—Demand 11.29. ÎS^tSt b.tb.-^h^,...... ; c ; Howe Found . .uu • • FRESH COW8 AND HEIFERS srll at Salesrooms, 727-7$$ Pandora had approached some of the larger Independence ...... Portlend Canal Minins District holders of the stock with a proposi­ grains checked buying support. At Hwltserland —Demand 19.21. Indian Mine* ...... A LEO A FINE SELECTION OF Avenue on this level we would not care to be tion to cover at substantially higher Spain—Demand 14.23. ‘ : : ; International Coal .... For latMt Informstlo. POULTRY, Etc. short, and believe that we are not Greece—Demand 1.60%. !.. nnd L Glacier .... Fun particular. In morning’s paper. prices but were told they would have far from a stable price basis. McGlIItvray Coni ...... Friday 1.30 to cancel their contracts In thé open Poland- INmiand .19%. ST Premier Mine# ..... H. E. HUNNINGS Term. cash. Rye—Recent big export sales failed Csecho-Slovakla—Demand 2.96%. Rufus .■>..*•!»...... An Exceptionally Large Assortment market to bring the expected buying of Sheep Creek Coes. .... Member Victoria Block OGDEN A RICHARDSON Ore rallied two points In the Jugo-Hlavtu—Demand 1.61%. Auctioneers of Extra Well Kept futures, and with other grains weak, Austria—Demand .0914%. Silver Crest Mines .... Exchange fourth hour. Its drop was caused there was a slump in fut urea Prices gllveremltfc ...... Phone 928. Rea Phon- 41R Colqults. : by the action of the directors in de- Rumania—Demand .46%. Standard Silver Lead.. Z1Z Union Ban* BM|. Victoria were off more than wheat. On the Argentina—Demand 38.62. “aKT..!» ~-«**t lb*. II, Funlovh Mine# •..... This sale opeifrfor entries of furni­ • daring a dividend of $1 which was declines now favor the buying side. “V’lmld”."-...... « Mt. »M Surf Met Ueld ...n... ture and poultry, etc. regarded as a fifty per cent reduc­ Braxlt—Demand 10.80. Household Furniture TeklO -DemarkT41% Terminus ...... tion. Baldwin was the feature of the Chicago. April 2 (By B.C, Bond •isi. eublbX. *•' bM ...... IH Sale No. 1904 late trading, reaching a new high on Corporation’s direct wire)—We are Shanghai—Deihand 74%. Selkirk* ...... Montreal—Demand 99 16-16. the recovery at 114%. During the bearish on all grains and believe British Petroleum .... SHORT NOTICE SALE No. 147-C < and Furnishings recent decline the important Inter­ further liquidation is Inevitable. NEW lOEKCOTTO* x Empjre^ Oh ...... Including in part a very fine English ests who had been sponsoring the Buying power was conspicuous by ipStin* Oil* * *. *. ROBERTS A MBLLOR Upright Piano and Stool by John I im stock have been working on the up­ Its absence and we can see nothing Open High VICTORY BONDS Instructed by the owners, will sell at Brinsmead & Sons of London, Col - • side. A fiow bull pool has been to encourage investmenta Mar .... 24.46 24 16 24.11 24.48 KSaar<5R ...... STiWART WILLIAMS VC0 umbia Cabinet Gramaphone and July . • 24.48 84.83 24l84 2«>S B.C. Manta»* ...... public auction, in their roomi, 78S formed in Baldwin. It IP sponsored October . 24.28 24 46 24.37 24.42 llleeellaneeua— Records. Edison Amberola and Re­ Wheat— Often High i\T Cieee 24.28 14.44 Fort Street, on cords. 7-Drawer Drop head Singer by an influential group which sev­ May ...... 146-4 147 143-4 December 84.IS 84.48 Amal. Appliance ...... duly instructed by the Trustee in erally are regarded as the most ac- . 136 146-3 13* 121-2 44.14 24 26 24.14 24.SS B.C. Permanent. Lean.. 44.64 Sewing Machine, Chinese Hardwood July ...... Canada N*tlm»*l Fire.. the Estate of P. Stoddart. Jeweler, Monday, April 6 Jc. Tables and Chaire, Uph. Reed and live Mpmbara ol the e«bange. -A, 1LTKE ------will Sell by Public Auction on the 14* * 148-1 tfff ibt J1W. Its tan Arm Chairs and Rockers. 1 147-4 147-4 Ill* let May and November 104.45 premises, 600 Fori Street known as At Z p.m.. a quantity or Golden Oak Bookcase, extra good New York. April 2,—Her Oliver «4%. 1627 let J%oe end December 148.44 The Jewel Box.’ . 41 41-6 14-1 Mexican dollars 61%. . Wilton and other Carpets. Pictures, 43 43-4 War I wen. K-bn Free TO MORROW MORNING AT 1&30 several Round Dining Tables with CHICAGO GRAIN A3 1135 let June end December 10« 3# 101.14 T.onden. April 2 -*-Bnr Oliver 31 7-ltd 16811st A prill'end October 141.74 143.74 the whole of the STOCK AND FIX­ Chairs to match. Oak China Cabinet. per ounce, kidney 3% per cent. Discount 1187 m March and Sept... 148.76 144.74 TURES including 2 Silent Salesmen Household Golden and Mission Oak Buffets, rate*: short bills 4 3-16 per cent; three ■ , Chicago, April ! (By R. f*. Clark A meethe* bille 4% end 4%. tFernWe.N.w tW) ^ 6 ft. long, Wall Show Case 1 ft. long beautiful Walnut Finish Bedroom with Drawers. Jewelry Trays. Tables, Suite, all Brass Bed. Spring and It Co.)—Wheat—Price rallie» were Money Market lS3tkm,Mey end >?ovember 141.46 162.46 Mining Stocks I ' feeble to-day aad there wa» steady STEAMSHIP DIRECTORS 143.14 144.14 Chairs. Lamp. Klectroler. large Awn­ Mattrpas, extra good Chiffoniers and pressure on the bulges. In addition to •bhr 143.64 144.64 Enquiries, whether through corres­ ing. Wall, Mantel and Alartn Clocks. Furniture Dresser*, several good Steel Ranees Beattie. April t—Flection oi Her­ i,iiMamlnlwn is s;; Lees. ss bisrS% pondence. telephone or personal call Watches of all kinds. E. P. Ware, a the adverse Influence of general rains To-day will be given prompt attention. almost new K. Iloosler. K. bert Fletschhacker. president of the 1811 16th April end Oetobertober 144.64 141.24 small quantity of Jewelty. Silver and Store Fittings. Bentwood Chain. K. Chairs. Cooking Utensils. aad much lower cables, wheat had to 1443 16th April end Octobertober lri.76■ 142.76 contend with a demoralised market In Anglo-London and Paris National 1844 16th April end October 84.00 87.44 olher Cigarette Cases. Chains, etc. Tea-tables. Cash Register and Ef­ Jars. Garden Tools. Hose, etc. com which took the edge off the de­ Ne4 York. April 2.—Cqll money Hank, and Mortimer Fleiehhacker, 1864 1st Feb. end Aug. For further particulars apply to fects. Full particulars later or from particulars later. •day; high 4%; low S%; ruling rate prSrtlMit nf- the Anglo-Californla (C.N.B.) ...... ,*.*V .... ------14L49 B. C. Bond Corporation the Buctkmeero,___ - On view Thursday morning. mand. In spite at the rains. Secre­ Add ere rue*» letereet to dele: 1827. 1*87 Limited tary Moeher of Kansas states they «%; closing bid 8%; offered at 3%; : Trust Company, all of San FYancteco. 182 deys. $1.688 per 1166; 1827. lfSS. 1483. came too let* to help wheat much In last loan 2%; call loans against ac- to the directorate of the Pacific 18*4. 162 deys. 82.284 Jer ft.04; 1838. 1843. Phones Mt-649. 723 Pert Street ROBERTS S MCLLOR MAYNARD A. SONS some sections of the state. ceptance 3%. | Steamship Company was announced 148 deys. 42.316 per $144; 1244. 118 days. 410-411 «ayward Bldg. Mien# 1324 733 Fart Street Phone 2479 Auetieneera ^ Phi Liverpool was ltd lower and Time loans easier; mixed collat- here te-dar 62.483 per 1104. VICTORIA f>AILY TIMES. THÜRSDAY, APRIL 2. 1925 TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 TIMES—WE WILL DO THE REST ■ I BUBUSINESS DIRECTORY n, im By H, C. FWipA little Ikey Goldberg Shows Off For Jeffs Benefit 2 , Marti R*. I« Canada). MUTT AND JEFF TOHN T. DBAVJLLE, Prop B.C Bee* U Exchange, library. Si* Government SL Phone 17«f.______/ANb- -nte CYNIC IS Yes'. THs TCACHCR ASVt*I>> •so ikey got up and VJAR6 rY MAMMA builders and contractors • little i*ev , IK6Y IF HC KN«w THe^ CLGARGD His THROAT and rj£FF, A*E IgoVDBGRS? Yes, jPRocggDgd'. He SAiD’r NYTHING !» building or repair* NO’. I WAS Definition of STOIC VOO GOING r saw Him; wASHes I>6R» A phone 17H. Roofing a specially. T. ONLY ‘ ANb "CYNIC*; AND it He STOIC IS TH€ BoiD îhshes: T» SCHOOL VISITING, •WAT BoYS A» IKEY SAID Hfc bib- WHAT brings dgr A6AINÎ MUTT.' BRIGHT AS -A CEMENT WORK -, 3 He tdlD HU* names •DOU.AR.TOol, BUTCHER—Floors shooty T ■SSoMBSSB= X CARPET CLEANING SLAND Window and Carpet Cleaning I Co., 417 Fort. Phone *41*. W. H. 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fur. 2114 Government Street. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND (Continued» (Continued) COMING EVENTS GOOD home sad very best of 1 FURS (Contleitod) — ive» and white pointer bitch la Fair- A given to little girl by lady living on lidnriaBailg Simra » Fawcett field District. Reward. Phone M«L FORD BARGAINS OTK v*y« • lM.mHto-B.lck four- .„ f™.,.front. Oakoak BayBay* district.dlMrlet. Boa **M, EST PRICE for raw fur* cask or money leglna Rani L Cl c) 7) Under ln|ln*, to Al runnlne Tim., /^«OURT.-whist and dance. Orange Hall. Ja » Tates Street._ H order by return. Express chargea at •93*—Ford Touring. 1*82. In splendid order. Also dashboard and starting ] expense. Old firm.— Jobs Corrle. til Advertising Phone No. 1080 \J Courtney Street. Thuroday. April 2. — OST. female wire-haired terrier puppy. ment. Phone 644IL2. ______a<0lf LIVE OH. 1-arge supply dally at ree- ON-ACCORD. «4* Johnson Street. Phone 447>. ___ tl ■ana von classified idtutul’ iviïr —^ 1 I' Phone 4174L2.______10H-M1 1*7*—Ford Roadster. IMS. runs like new. B minutes' walk from town: while Situation. Vecat. ««•••“•• W"T**V WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS conking; is 444*0. Y VANCE. Marigold Hall. Friday. April S. ! fl riïï A,k” OST, |S.*4 gold coin (American) Re­ Il ta—Ford Touring, has shock absorbers. >44-24-44 FURNITURE MOVERS *int. *nKI« f«r *—1 P» *£“*• L turn to Capitol Theatre ticket office, I Monaco paid...... 55= me wr we.d a* B—toto» e.nu-wt -am iFfrem rS4Yd~Tl.fi. Couple 76c. Single a ; LL males Sewing Machines and Fboae- where loot. Reward.______1441-1-74 64c. . Good orchestra. Refreshments. * •IS»—Ford Touring. 1*1*. rune fibs and used tents; due t mind FURNISHED SUITES bout to movet if so. ee rn apolleaUe* has good tires. «44 Johnson »L Phone Lamb Transfer Co. for I BUNDANCE^ol water guaranteed black spot oa eye. A No t4t«rttonwBt f*r •*" tbee 1 TjlRIDAT, April ». Amputation Club / eat. Pleat 671* • IS*— Ford Touring, nn extra ge©$ motor night tie lU and good tires. C>•ORAL ntshed Court. or unfurnished 434 Slmcoe s»R« Street,t bcautl- fur- Minimum number el word*, ta­ r oaml. meotkly tavltatla» dance. R*- T OST. by widow. In downtown section, ANTED—Govemeus cart or emal ------l tmatb rt-kinM. P.rltof. «-.toc. toltoi» — mJ num of money and ring. Ring valued •**•—Ford Roadster. '22. T^ils to a real phaeton and harness, suit horse flf- fully alluuted. Phone 3444. in computing tie eomber of -yds to Dancing 4-1. *3*1-4-» SOLID eel dlnleg eulte. I*«: W GARDENING advertisement eetlmete group# of tire* as keepsake. Phone 2444R. 1MI-1-7» good buy. teen head* Dundee. Books. 1414-6-741 TTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL — WMh- * high frame bicycle nearly nor /COMPLETELY furnished suite, adult* teen figures no see word- Poller mmr ^ utlful toned organ. Ml: **rgol OST. rough-haired terrier, while and 1121—Chevrolet Touring, aelf-starter and X melon All St.r. ». V.I.r.. All Bt.r. , running flue. V Danes Court. 1144 Yates Street. > ARDENS dag. hedge» trimmed, prau- nil abbreviations tenet ••• were* tieh plate mirror. »!•: IJ tea.. Answers to name of "gkokun." tng; prices modern!* Phone 73S*U AlM.tlc Perk. Ho—1 Prto.r. I ll, „___ne- We buy or exchange ** KeweVd. Phone 4T6SR. SS4 Beech wood G • *447-if Advert leers who ee desire me» love A.minion :l conu. Tlckou obt.lnod el Exchange.K 141 Fort Street. Maw m Avenue. *311-*-»* Very Easy Terms Arranges ki-Mnk. Ctoke. Cm. end boon JbUJ „ • Phene *41.______I*! INI ELD APARTMENTS — Furnished Sites addressed to • box at Tie Time* home team. «..4-6-64 — MASTERS MOTOR CO. LIMITED < «744 Times Office. JU milles to rent by the week er montk 4 English). in ca^e on Monday af- flee nod forwarded to their •rivals nddn VfILITARY five hundred and dance, J; -, t*»Tm ternoon. ' Phoner 57051L ieie-i-71 INSURANCE A charge of l*e to «*<*• tmr thls Mt *•*. Phe •1ft Tates St.. Cer. of Quadra St. Tel. ST1 *vl Conservative Rooms. Campbell Bldg.. ♦eefilwga,, after « UST, brown Cheeapeakc dog. Kinder umboldt apartments—two « Mirth Notice* |1H ger tneertlen. M- Thursday. 8.34 Fourteen good *r|P JJ please communicate. Phone C0SZY- H three-room suites to rent. Phone 14IX Life, Aute and Accident Insur- rt.se. Card of Thank. .ad le MemorU prise* T. HuaVe oreheetr* Everybody | LACK garden soil aad clay for sale; BIG BARGAIN* IN UNUSED MILEAGE PERSONAL , See Lee A Frauer. *747-44-44 welcome 26c. 424.-1-«4 X attractive price* PI me SCSI. *•■ HUDSON KITBR SIX—T-passenger tour­ •1*4 per lnenrtlon. l* mnû r»«« Be > ward Bldg. IMMMI OST, female wlrchalred terrier puppy ing. new JulY. 1»Z3. rrflalehed: looks /"kUEEN Alexandra Review. No. 11 W. ■ and runs 111* new. Only ...... IM** Netlcrr. SI M f* ••• VE B.A.. will hold tta regular meeting la - Us goon strawberry plants. Anyone found harbnrtng name after FURNISHED ROOMS LAWN MOWERS Lthis date will be prosecuted. PhoneDODGE HBDAN—IMac wheels, rrftnlshrd. two Insertion* the Sons of Canada Hall on Friday seen- J 8“"ic6,“ro n:*:.”» reliable, good «looking: popular model. 1 months old. Phone 448. 1475-3-14 leg. April 3, at • o’clock. 4116-2-14 r Just what yew have., been.-leaking, fur -TkKLHlHOTEL — TTENTION! Lawn mowers ~ greSmd L3ÀANÏCH Ceaearvatlvo Aaaociation wifi twe beam. On view at Nleh- and a bargain ...... EARN, clean chimney sweep 1/ and bedrooms. 414 Ynteg Street. A and act. Called for and delivered. Ad) SALE—Black soli. 14 per 8TVDKBAKKR LIGHT SIX—Touring: like 411 er 7I34LL Worn guaranteed. Phone 7214. O hohl a meeting at Seenleklee Agri- JU elia.oils. icorner Quadra and Hillside. I also radio poles Phone Zl»4. 6i*0-t-tl new. many ex 1res- bumper* disc 11)81-24-105 Births, Marriages, Deaths culturat Hall on April *. 8.44. Mr. Pooto wheel* etc- If you are particular àhfiut UNFURNISHED ROOMS aad Mr Coventry will speak 4341-1-44 ME. SHERRY, phrenologist, peycholo T AWN mowers ground and adjusted, OR SALB—Tobacco at the B. A appearance this car will please^^yotL gist Her msny years of experience rnilK Next-of-kin Aauoclatlon members Tobacco Shop. 4S» Fort Street. We M JU *1; collection and delivery fre* MISCELLANEOUS BABYrltGRAND * CHEVROLET—:Touring ; enables he* to guide you. Lectures Sundaypwo unfurnished rooms. *1*. Including Wallas Key poop. 1411 Douglas Street. X are reminded of meeting Friday! pm e. for lee* . ntng 7.IS. Room ». the Surrey Block, Fhooe 34*4. tf Tïtiem i Br—n mock. — «««•.-.«« Lier «nilil not be Letter. This to an private hKggview phone *L *U3-i*-»l and water, near car and AOATI milk delivered any where la city. unequalled bargattt ji...... •**•• « WE WW*4-»I .. ; ■’ ■■T.-.7.V...... g: j:-;:: .?>. rnHB Esquimau Scottish Daughters will B C. Hardware. 711 Port Street. VT Tyler's Oeel Dairy, pheaa 1744R1. LAUQHLTN llY»l=TouH»«: X held their regular business meeting gone over. êxcellaat rubber ; finish T. REV. KATE JORDAN has returned PAINTING deceased le mourned by hi- wh on Friday. April 3. at 7.34 P ». Sale of good; first come first served. At R and can be consulted daily 1 to ft. 141 Hibben-Bone Bldg. 1*34-4-7* *5 per month. two deughterw. Mr* F. Neeh work postponed. 43.6-1-7» lag for advertleed here, why net adver- T AWN MOWERS collected aad sharp- only ...... U' pAl.NTlNG, kalaomlnlng. decorating, i your wants? Someone ameeget tie U seed, saws mod.fîîe Carver A Son. «17 FORD TOURING—radUtor. coun- mniR la. Station R-E-X. tha Voice td . ter balanced craakahaft ; shock absorb- ES! we manufacture Regal Dry G lager Prices reasons e'l*tf-*-42 X Requlmalt. Vancouver Island, vanad* t ..—a. »f »wdgra -wHt meet Mbety lave Fort. Ph If 58 Z7X. 3 of Edmonton. lat yea are loeklag for and be çlad ere; wUWiaer; loot accelerator. Zenith Y Al*Ale. None hitter.better. Sold at all vender* We wish to. announce that there will w J carburetor; spotlight and many other Falrall'e Limited, jhoi UNFURNISHED SUITES The funeral will tele place, el *»tur another snappy hop here on ^Thisrada). at a reeaoawbte CJAW8. toolla., halve* eels O ebape. 1 extras. You will have to hurry to ~afternoon nl T o’fTaPi rTinn MoCe*4 ■■ in.pl,’lb» MAlîc. AU Pbtron» «bd frl.nd. 1 get this one...... »1«* / kNE upfurnlehed threc-i PLUMBING AND HEATING trl ------there Funeral Cbepft. cofner of Jehu in crdl.ll, Invll.d l. com. MM, « ng. tents, pack sack ___ A. W. CARTER Tmllv PI'MPW and Vancouver Streets Rev. F. A. nd itou. "«Y* * uae A akwe. Limited Hudson Super Six and ’«sex Motor Cars Work 8tV*ct. mU E. HA8KNFRATK—PleatbftAS, heal- ...... fruiiiiiifl . Clrirt^l 'win «STuct- VK* •yrrtcrr-w I1THIST DrtT. lo.nleht. Ike —end. k )♦. Comer of Courtney ëÔTTAGE rent . 14 l A m pKloh S t re et A . iWg: repli™ iirTOEK^-Tlir'TSIe*' Phone MS To t phone <14. res. 4«17X.______64 which the remains will be laid te reel W 1111 Cto»«rnm.bl Bwt. ««_“• blfh- ASON A RI8CH Plane—«1* per month "Advertising la to business &Apply 1*14 next doer. Rent 416 oo WANTED—TO RENT ,M bcoc. ' Other cerlpe. AdmtoMon »Mj [ 714 Yatea Street.4l4»-tf aa steam is to mac hi aery" Phone 2634.______1441-3-7» OCKING. James Bay plumber. Pboae Rosa Bay cemetery. Members of H 3771. 143 Toronto Street Oaeollee L.O.L. and the 1*0.B. A. kindly accept [ALLEABLE AND STEEL RANGES. EAT F°ne RENT—4-room bouse, clean and FOUR-ROOM modern re isonabte price. tf-îâ large private schooL Box 1446 Time* Appllcdata mart be nllalng electric appliance* Including Hsever, held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, good experience. Forward with appiiia- ne 21*4R. l»l«-*-7« T. patent alteraey. torment will be made In the fatal!* flon a memorandum giving foil Pertlcu- a gigantic UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT tiling igtlSB Ull Esquimau Rood, ft rooms .11*44 ’AVT1D—T<> rent and operate u black. at Rosa Bay cemetery. tara of training and ox parlance. Dutiee difference OVERLAND ...... ^...... Ills Phene 111. ______to commence April 1A 1426. Salary *344 Vancouver Isle.Bland home* busineaa man. te the OMBRLANV IW 1440 V> smith per month. XV H. Moclnne* LtoU^Sor- c. : elan complete Mate of furnace, newly decorated ...... 36.44 A< Peel.J ( AND OF THANK* rtce CommieeSoner. Vietert* B.C. 41*4-1 Msionel men. retailers, wholesalers the twe! THOS. PLIMLET LIMITED Jehn Street. » roome ...... 1. 12 5* REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE manufacturers throughout Canada Help Crslgflower Road. 6 rooms...... 14.44 eg* refunded of* undelivered mall mat Victoria Broughton SL Phone 4*7 Victoria. B.C. Russell Street. 4 rooms ...... 15.04 HOUSES FOR SALE 1er. Newtoa Advertlrtng Agency (eetab Aequlth «treat. 5 rooms ...»...... 18.04 g C LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. and sympathy V. weekly growing pauahreorae for us In and neeeee shown lehed !••*). Suite 24. Winch Bldg. Phem Vancouver North Park Street. « rooms ...... 16.40 933 Ooyeran Phone 11*. during the HI®-— - outhouses, shed* or cellars. Illustrated FURNISHED HOUSES GOOD BUT in n 4-reem house. fuUy loving husband and fsthpr. booklet and particulars sent anywhere for Ormond Street. « rooms ...... **-•• A modern, and two big tot* Ik s gojd stamp. Dvmlntok Mu.ro.m Comjmttj. T«- Fort Street. 6-room flat, gas ..... *6.44 SASH AND DOORS ronto. j| FARM TO RENT 18.24*. en term* Apply Box ,E of friit tree* Extraordinary of. EtNUlMBBKB —hoed tor nrlUkmUk Elk Lake, about five acres, -with five- FUNERAL DIRECTORS er. Three large trees for *2: five USED CAR BARGAINS room house, all cultivated, facing lake. r. > DRYSDALE COMPANY—Saak. r, W. a. Wlbtbrbprm 9U CPUs. BM* treks **; apple* pears, plums . i«>r yourself F°.nTbu y‘'Avenue-producing property at W. doors and mill work. 143* Nqrth 1e*. At Public Market Wedaew I b>tlag T1IE B.C. LAND A INVESTMENT FORD___ Tourings1 at„ tot* to AGENCY LIMITED Park Street. Phone 44A 1714-if —------Saturday of this week. Layrlts Nur- DODGE Tourings at »T44 ta ...... H-H4 433 Government Street. Victorl* B.C. L.-IARN MONET AT BOMB— Tpo till ~r* i Umlted. «fTf-t-ft Ksr-ss; ‘««r mV." CHEVROLET Tourings *354 to ...... 17*4 Quadra Street. ------AND8 FUNERAL 00. Ci «1 ,0 Si ». hm to ,b«r PPM. tlrn. FORD 1 ton truck ...... »...... *37* ■'.ROOM house. 1414 Fairfield, *12 per SCAVENGING —rltlnk shew card. N. cnt.-la,. W. instruct you by our new elmpla Dlrocto- NEWTON month. Apply 44$ Pandora Ave. « WEST PEA seed, lDc per peeket. 12 ADVERTISING Easy Terms On Any Car Phone 4741L.______»»»-< M°D*R|«. Bole, contracter, Th.«rMfui«< graph System, supply you AGENCY SMffSSW.Sa ICTORIA SCAVENGING CO.. mt you cash each week. Write to-day *i packets pest free Descriptive Government street. Phone 44X •f BAND* for ft.” ,» “ctor. mi ,r~ btotl.. *«• t of heme grown flower and vage- A. ÿ. HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITED gtadacona. Phone 1144- V family reomi hle seeds sent free. Fred Cousins, seed FURNISHED HOUSES Angus Show Card Service Limited. 44 Phone 474 •$* Yates SL Colborae Building. Toronto. Caned* tf ewer. Publie Market, or Rural Route 4, SHOE REPAIRING Fhoaee S3H sad Ml» BC »!»■»«T»■ Multigraph and Mimeograph Circular Let. acreage l«1t m- tern and Postcard* Addressing. Mailing. UPRINO term at SproU-Shaw night Kates Quoted for Local. Dominion and TWO EXCEPTIONAL VALUES eV ntahed or unfurnished, close to the H1BBS, pioneer shoe re­ K5 echool. to June *4. at reduced rate. BOUGHT Foreign Publications ’ANTED—Two or thi ^*»T«UR Beet Prices Paid—We Call ,••• MCLAUGHLIN "4" Touring, guaran UeM Bay car line. 486 Cowlchnh Street. work at reduced prlcea B. 0. FUNERAL 00, LTD. Suit# 24. Winch Bldg. Phone 1*1* 1 I Jed under aur Red Tag Systenvnewly 1044-1-41 , y improved land. n< ih)i-m« BHAW A CO. price. Box 1463. Time* Compare work and wear, Calgary Bldg. f*S F*»H Ufeeet pointed, five practically new fjJJ- 411 Port Street. ______tf . HELP WANTED—FEMALE MONTH —Comfortably furnished t,Vl" rHBVroCbt* T.ÙHM Mi, »u.r- ^yORKlNGMANS CH ANCE—Quarter- 1S« Broughton Street BOATS $30 house, modern; uplendld view; ha* Y> mcr« block* excellentcellent aeli.eell. Lake Calls Attended te at All He VYARCELLING done. 64c. Tour home or POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK ■ meed under our Red Tag System, five furnace, waehtuba. 4 2A2».. win Park* price# 1164 to *220; term* 15 SHOWCARDS AND POSTERS J»X mine. Phone S82SX 4*14-3-11 ;r:nfcal.y new -ml-b.neen dKWU) Sïh moSih^ paym.nta of *6 no Intjrjrt; Moderate 4 Charge* Lady Atts OATS and cruisers built, repairs, etc. Urea end numerous estras loX taxes. Applv ?»* Yor’ >-’r»et Embalming for Shipment a Specialty. ÛHAMPOOINO. marcelling. curling. UT your hatching egga from the old B k Stephen* 11*7 Suuayaide Av* g. McMILLAN. 201 Union Beak Bldg. Phone. ««. MS*. M« >"«• O haircutting, etc., at half-price. B.C. J firm. *1 M per setting Beevlew JAMESON MOTORS LIMITED J• Phone 1474. Showcards. Poster* oultry Farm. 421 Dallas Road. Pheaa grinding, motorboat 744 Broughton Street Phone 2344 TIMBER Letterings. Sum* Commercial Art. tl - school of Hairdressing. 334 Hayward i60. UI&-II-1I4 LOTS FOR SALE Bnlldlne. *>»«-« repair* marina way* ai* McCALL BROS. LYIGHT nice leghorn pullets, laying. oa.. 114 Kingston Street. >YAN. MCINTOSH. 1I1BBBRSON. BLAIR OPRING term at Sprett-Shaw night Rr ’ —TIMBER-t------—COMPANY—— • .LIMITED •***—ED—— WO BARGAIN LOTS at Gorge, fenced TYPEWRITERS O school, to Juno 34. at reduced rnte. IL24 each. Mpllard. Bhelbourne Ht. and cultivated, bus and car* low IF.rm.rty •« Cslery. Altk.1 >ne 422. 1074-1-7» OR SALB—Cat beat. I*x7% feet, with Timber cruiser* valuatore aud cenaulUn,‘aad T -,h. Ftoml rve.r.t Horn, mt th. » taxes Only «17$ each. Ap»l, »«er , ll/ANTBD, etenogrofkher. with two or LYOR SALE—Oood work horse, abolit F pall, fast Bailor; also rowboat. Phone SNAPS—1*24 Chevrolet. a« engineers. -Timber for sale In large an. 290 Maddock Av«. 103«-4 74 YPO WRITERS—New and second head. W. »r. m . ff more year# general office or banking 7234R2- **77-tf A** 0™must sell, werth *46». will take *97» small tract»—Crown grant or license—in T repaire, renia!»; ribbon* for all ma------■- „( Victoria and vicinity tnrouge « experience, for responsible position with 1,300 lbs., seven years old; good to any part of the Proviao* 743 ------BaCdTef mSmZm -r b«*~- •k double or single. Apply to G. Bur- for quick sale; also Ford Sedan. 1*22 only chine* United Typewriter C* Limited. bond, stock. Insurance and real estate t. East Book*. 10.*-2-7* g*44 on terms; Sa son roadster. *4*4. House. Victoria. WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES 7C4 Fert ktreet, Victoria. Phone 4744. «4 d firm. State référence* age. etc. Box >185;rcycle motor. Chai Capital dsr^lca. 14*3 Fort. ,f Off lee and Clapel. Cor. Vssew 4 1444. Time* 1444-1-74 OOD strain, profllflc layers, single­ Belleville Street. Johnson St* Rhone SI*. 1YTa"nTED. girl or woman for dally } comb Rhode Island, setting 1*. *1.26. RADIO ■ 1 «ANTED to purchase, four-room bungs- WINDOW CLEANING W house work Oek Bay district. Phone \V low Just out of city limits Will automobiles 4642R1. 14*1-1-11 XRB8HMAN Masterpiece, complete with ISLAND WINDOW AND THOMSON X7DIÎNO girl, mother * help. Good home. ATCHI.NO EGOS. W. Wyandotte, alee «Sift FORD TOURING, in good running ;ubea. 14*. Crowtber Bros.. 163 Yates CLEANING CO. 1 po —whins. Appl, ISIS Owbr^lfttotj B.I. Bed* It setting. Phone 7S27RL Price ...... |76 Piooeer Firm IWaterhouse. 17» Obod Avenue .il-tl-lt STUD EB AKER Special SIX. Ilk* order; a real bargain. Sires’, uae thl* one at only...... mo times SUBURBAN SHOPPINO W. fti. HUGHES FUNERAL SERVICE We have several good F ADIO SET for sale. 3 tubes, phones and 417 fort Street ATCHING EGOS, laying strain Wyao- McLAUGHLLN Master SIX Roadster. ' at attractively low prices. Easy terme BASKET H perfect orAer. at only ...... i to suit purchaser. Cell and look them R batterie* *4». Box «*», Time* SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE douas. *1 settlag. CHANDLER.^ 1*11. seven-passenger. 44-3-71 Fanerai Directors i IIMÏ. 427 Kingston «ver. NASH Six Sport Model, in excel lent PROFESSIONAL CARDS I Ad y Attendant. Private Clapel. TTALF or Dill day position urgently >URB-BRBD Eu» 4 a Wum fer oideV. NATIONAL MOTOR CO. LIMITED ADIO SET. tube, batteries, good con HILLSIDE QUADBA XI wanted by young lady with know,. aale.x.11 C. MoCal- dltlen, cheap. 114. Gordon Head 2tL 44 per sail FORD* iiii Touring, as good as m'w. *sîJ Ford Dealers R Phene 4M. iy edge ef etenugrsphy uwl mimeographing 1471-4-44 this one at ...... |t*4 JSEAT MARKET BARRISTER^ m Phone 3614Y or 141* 444-tf RE-BRED Buff Orpington Eggs for CHEVROLET Touring. In perfect condl- (u. .( ...... •*aa 4*1 Tstes Street______«ïTŸgNTED. position In store by girl with ato. *1*4 per eetHag.______1471-4-43 MONEY TO LOAN riiAi i-oK 11 ..t »«•*>» '{“‘7’im FOOT A MANZER V» eix yea™' experience atore and office. GRAY-DORT Touring, in the beet of ______1NO and mailing circuHrs to Barrleters. Solicitor* Notarié* et* monumental works pure bred White leghorn eggs, ADDB1 X livery to nil perts of Phon* Applv Box 1444. Time* 1444-3-41 OVERLAND Model 4 Coupe. I» peW, ART CLASS •12.14. Victory Cycle Works. SSI U. LIVSEY. D.C., SPC . ChtropraeiH iMOTHER B below Government SSSr^-T-îtïSS TA.B^a- 22; m or city property in lrade. X aloe *1.364. 'j; TUITION Johnson Street. 4 doors icka far wreck W'hsl have 'ou to trade’ l,'ull partlcu JOY'S ART GLASS leaded light* Pan- . specialist. SI3-I Pemberton Build. tf 'AMTED—Cars aad ------^ . torn and rtcr tKle to be »ecn st C I, OY’S Al H ConsultsUen and spiaai Ing; beet prices paid. W. Frank doe* Ave.. near Cook. Glass sold. Phene 4ML I^YOR *8 A l.E—Gent s blfl F*C1KIC( *OTO WMÇKINO ro LTD. W Reed s. Central Saanich Rond. Ha* *344, R - Phene 76ÎL tX-M kgllMto Mk - a BLUE serge or grey tweed suit at •?*•6 QPECIAL claw cbarhlng for entrance Cameron Wrecking Co.. *4» View Sir* Time* e*e*-4-42 r- n pupils. Hat ™te, April 14 to June 14. Pheaa 1ft**. A to . splendid value. See A. E. ticur- i «3*1-1-71 VM. »l— »»»• nA *•» Tatee Street. pleat mt if Sprott-Shaw ticbooL ' VTCTÔRÏX DAILY TIMES. TIIOSDAY. APRIL 2, 1925 SCHOOL DAYS By DWIO 4 REAL ESTAI E-II0USES. 1LOTS and ACREAGE FOR SALE

A bungelow. situate in s most deslrsbl. “^SSSs1rim-nff A BEAUTIFUL COINTSY HOME residenttsl section which has not boot offered on the mnfhot before at«his Jrtoe In Gorge CJITrATBD as ess sf the choicest sites Contained In two lets, beaoUfdlly laid Q.OOD SIX-ROOM HOUSE, O on the Saasleh peninsula, on mats lr. flowers, lawn sad shrubberies Tkk district, large let. Price |1,Md; _ . ______i or. paved highway, overlooking Slk Lais dad hem* is artistically designed and well, |1M cash, balance as rent. 7 ROOMS IN THE BEST the proposed new municipal golf Unks. WORKMAN'S SNAP planned; two open fireplaces bnllt-ii i. OEM* WOOD PART OP JAMES BAT Just Outside City Lifelta Oaly a short motor rue to the city. features, wash-room off front hall, foui • ACRES OF CLEARED LAND bedrooms with clothes closets tens will —and cleee to Beacon Hill Park aad sea. ( 'OTTAOS, four room» bathroom and with gradual westerly elope end perfect open fireplace), hardwood floors on moll Easy walking distance from centre of J^fastry.______all lavery best ot rosdltlos; d raise go.. ides! strawberry lead. Excep­ floor; cement basement, furnace, lauedrj veranda; garage aad garden. tionally fin# view. tubs, servant* rooms, garage with con Houes le la good condition aad situated For Quick Sale at ll.m NEW t - ROOM STUCCO BUNGALOW crete driveway. Per further pertleulan sa a large corner lot. UslS#. This Is close to Street Car please apply to this office. _ Apart from this belag a modern home it Kl 5o«rtl well-built sad in perfect coédition end piease Pf ^ BBQWN , go** la a splendid Investment for the price of with every comfort and convenience. Rtgh Hwe I sor » J«r* TTetht a pressure water supply piped to house sad FURNISHED WATERFRONT COTTAGE. S4.IM, with one-fifth cash, balance an­ grounds by modern pumping system, nually at A per oent. mTo -MT icewatel really charming home and ready tor 1 DEEP COVE mediate occupancy. Price reduced ts B.C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY I jts Awf Se*- S* ONLY M.SM. ON EAST TERMS good IVE-ROOM cottage, well built, double or w^euld consider renting with option le »lenty of two kind» of new» boarded and finished In beaverboard MCRve . -** - FGood-aland living-room with open fire­ variety tell» «gout the dor's h»p- place. kitchen, three bedrooms; beat buy 8WINEETON * MU SO BATE penlags to people «ear end far; the In this location. Price Includes furniture. Beal Estate, fias sets I aad laesraac other deal» with new* shoot thlsgs FORMAN S CO. UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS to wear, est sad eajoy.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS Victoria Amateur Ice Hockey brother, Cspt. V. A. Cazalet, le Con- (Continued) monthly meeting of the chapter. Mrs. Andrew Wright presided. Ixeague will stage a masquerade eervatlve U I*, for Chippenham. Mies Agnew'a gift of a framed pic- dance at the Chamber of Com­ Mise Casalet wee Ledy-ln-Wait- DENTISTS STUDENTS PRESENT merce Auditorium on Thursday, Ing to ITIncree Alice Counteee of HI tore to be bung in the room which the chapter has furnished nt the April IS. Good prises will be given Athlone, and le a niece of Sir Ivor R. A. A. HUMBER, deatlst. Gas aad for the beat costumes In a number eiygea. Hours by appolsuaenL IN Provincial Jubilee Hospital, was Heron Maxwell. DPwabertoe Bldg. Phaaa flit. tf greatly appreciated and admired. of classes. Hunt's orchestra has Mrs. Hotteley was choeen to repre­ been engaged to play the music and IL J. r. SHUTB. deauet. Of flee, Na sent the chapter on thar Girl Guides' dancing will be from » until 1 German-Spanish D SSI Perahertea Bldg Phaaa Tiff» II Mystery Play Drew Capacity Association. o’clock. It was decided to make the regent Tickets may be obtained from The CT RASER. DR. W. F» Ml-* Stobart- Crowd to Memorial Hall Times and Colonist offices, George Treaty Rejected A Posas Block. Phono Clt Office. ».« a member of the Overseas League, and the league mngnslne will be sent Btraith's or at the Chamber of Com­ ta • pm tf~M The Angllckn Memorial Hall was Berlin. April The proposed com­ to the Victoria High School. A num­ merce. ______'V|ÿi MATERNITY HOME filled to capacity last evening when ber of patriotic calendars win also mercial treaty between dermany and the past anff present ptwlwnta of- ML be- presented - tu the, school, and to Spate was rejectedI Jeeterdaytoo» any others which are not alresgy Laiy-in-Waiting to i>*ACMCRorr George's School preaentod the mys­ Reichstag commission, which dedllfitid X> Cook. Mrs. 1 "adopted" by the I.O.D.K. to refer it to a plenary session of tery play, “A Mirror For Souls, The rummage sale has been post­ Princess Becomes the Reichstag and passed a resolution which was first shown In England poned from Saturday. April 4 to asking the Government to initiate in l»ll when It was written for the new negotiations. The Government's NURSING HOME National Miaâlon. A FW ago tho May 2. Council Member piâ'y was produced ht the okt cath­ At the close of the b usinas» tho present draft of the imply J* de- hostess served a delicious tea. termlnedly opposed to thé Ofrmtffi T^SQUIMALT Nuratag aad Ceavaleeeeqi edral schoolroom with much sue-* London, April 4—Mlaa Thelma wine growers, who charge Its accept­ Ai Homo. Ill Lam neon Street. Maternity cess, but the increased accommoda­ ,W • •> aad general nursing. Invalids glvea ax- Cazalet, who at twenty-five year» of ance would enable Spain to flood port care. One acre aloe ground» Pheaes tion and better facilities In the new MASQUERADE DANCE Germany with cheap wines. itU aad IIIIL 41tT-tl hall added greatly to the presenta­ see, haa been made a member of the TO BENEFIT INJURED •<$*. MXenfU^ tion last evening. Ixmdon County Councl. le probably There Is many a rich atone laid Mechanotherapy The children were trained by Mrs. up in the bowel* of the ear^h, A. Merrlx. and under her able direc­ HOCKEY PLAYER one of the youngest women taking many a fair pearl laid up in the sue cosnv< cut tion the various roles were por­ part In. publie life. Rhe baa been bosom of the see, that never was -&**. Cocpenf - ^ «y MILNE. MeehL trayed with a fidelity and deep sense For tbfe benefit of Ivan Temple, the' • latlve troatmeat). Ill U young athlete who lost an eye re- elected aa Municipal Reform repre­ seen, nor never shall be^—Bishop g Phoav JSÎ7 of the religious chguncter of the Halt. story The cathedral choir, which cwntly while playing hockey, the sentative for East Islington. N. Her was stationed in an adjoining room, OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN aang the incidental music, adding a beautiful musical backround to the HUMORS OF HISTORY By ARTHUR MORELAND Sweyn’s Revenge TXR. V. D. TAYLOR, general practice. P in addition to the play, theij pro­ XJ Special atteatlon to finger Mrgery gt the eye. ear. nose and throat. 4M Pam- gramme included musical items. Misa OVt'lTTl bertow Bulldlna Phonv :«>4 tt Gladys Shrapnel and Mise Dorothy \t>u* I* ME, DONT YOU riTVier rr Francia giving a violin duet, and a earn, is ir LIKE IT."it’s SUPPOSED I S*Y. EDRIC IF IT ONCE,44(1 IT GAVE J Nhu VOMTTo PHYSICIANS Mine K. Davies pinging Gounod a O to be veer Does Me NO HARM tay amo rt CAE LEO ME A V We WANT A SITTING S , Divine Redeemer." with violin obli­ 1 Small make A ICO LX) m. DAVID ANOUS—Wamen e disorders gato by Mlaa Gladys SErapnel. The Room AND TWO POINT or COMING bedrooms k OT SCOTCH n. e>n TO «EE TUKT BThe Plaintiff's claim 1* to have a* von a rkvnt pat he crown veviels WALL HIDE TOO Musxc XX account taken of what la due to her for T »md xt voeswT t>o d TOtiOat ov 0ONVAHW« BJJ principal. Interest, insurance premium*, hEVORE THE AHOOS WHERE THE WORTH MOOR ETSRMVrt OUST «XtEAVS taxes, coat* and expenses under an THAN TEH AHT HARM TO SAVt I WEART - TUeVWE POVULACE Asnxvcu- «N» MANE Indenture of Mortgage dated the 21th GALLONS OT SOMETHING TOR. A 1 THAT TLIWD OS VXXlW day of November. Ifl2. made between lr That uxinch ever UNthe DefendantUCIMHHUix of ^the one çwrt^d^the CANT TXHb , tXHEOTN . D«N W6HT EtTWER* L Hoet- xy "we Plaintiff of the other pert ..» seee thxs collection certain premiere known aa ten 11. » v SOU- V bONT>g- ft TASTE. OO XT Htwex Block 1, being port of a subdivision of W AHTXRVET THE.TVV L XXV-V THt CAT- ^ Section 66. Suburban tel «. part of Suburban Let 41. and partnf Sec- WANT TO ÔO j t ton 11. situate In the District or k ewwmxnq- y Khouimslt shown on the Plan de- peri tod In the tend RegletryOfTIce In the City of Vktnrln in tb« pr TvWCT "YOU mons in this action by Insert in* adver­ way Company and accompanied by an NACCIt WONT LET ME. HAVY. A CENT t*»T?TM»«i >•»-SMITH t3ETTLCS> tisements of such writ and order ah ce accepted cheque on a chartered bank t>MVTH- Ht VltJCTEO OUR HOOTsE THAT a week in three consecutive weeka In a equal to five per cent of the value of the i MEE.O twenty dollars to hire THE OTHER CVEHtH1 AJH’ t>AdO IF COULD TOO LEND ME '------< newspaper published In the City of Vlc- work, payable to the order of the Trea­ A thO'T TO CiO/hl To THE. I SOM toruTln the Pravim-e of British Cohim- surer. Canadian National Railways. HE COULD rrvE until. Stator oat? blaT^he good and sufficient service of The lowest or any tender not neces­ WORKER*» j—---- EVER HELP sarily accepted. I'm eRQKE • / the writ of summon* herein______OALLi y r /-—v ME-HE'D AND IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED A. B. WARREN. that the time for appearance to the ;* General Manager. qt-AO to: ■aid Writ by the defendant be within March 3», IMS. twenty-one days after the. day upon which the said advert Moment has been —Yr~ ao inserted for the third time. Dated the llthlî1f”{>|^ MJrch* im------| £^Mÿltn");iik.,:.iUV FOR SALE Loi t «ante H or tot. I.. ElhrL between Linden Avenue and Mom Street. GOVERNMENT LIQUOR ACT Westerly 30 fret of Ix>t 30. W Cook Street, between King's Road and Hill­ Netlce of AppHcattcn tar Beer LImwm side Avenue Lot 340. N. Humboldt Street, between Rupert and Vancouver Notice la her.br givwi that, on the *5 Street». For particulars apply to W. G. ITUl day of April neat, the under.IgfMd WhMTÎM. Cameron. City Land Commissioner. City Intend» to Apply to the Liquor Control Hall. Victoria. B?C. March JO. 1»3S. Board for i license In reepeet of prvm- lees being part of the building known ...... " J-rvyuuu TMK CORPORATION OF THE PltTRlCT OF SAANICH • we r h*n Fcatvws i tlon Ttiatriot, In the Pn Applications will be received by the- of beer by the undersigned up to noon of Wednesday. Geaat Briiaia rialus rss by the* open bottle for con- April 1, mi, for the position of Tracter sumption oo the ver* R. R. F. SEWELI ;^c Bopal Oak, B.C, March 27. VICTORIA RATI^ TIMES, THURSDAY, APRIL % 1925 l,h Columbia, at toe annual moot 1 AC profits, with the receipts of ten years formally arrested on a charge of man­ banquet of that organlxatlon be‘ made It roma 204 or 409 In the ago from liquor licenses, .shows the slaughter and later released on batl of «te» ending the result of the in- here last evening. . ___ Poet Office OuUdtoK. SSX s^m^iA^otM Ornerai Roe» spoke of the reoolu- •All person* who are single, widows tton eent to every member of the INCOME TAX DOUBTS without, dependents. i^vrei.NirtL-t'oTrui^ House of Comino— adanghling -*od- having i*n income in excess of $1,§0U per annum must make return*. - atderatton of the proposal for a vol­ average yearly Income from this unteer air foree on the eoast. the fu­ When You Build :. .,, jkww, .... m. .source.. IM IW tjüti city tr^aury widow era who have dependent* i«- ______i____a II..../,. Incom* ,,f 190. i I_. rore rentre of operation», owing to ARE ANSWERED BY titllng them to an exemption of $2.000. climatic conditions, which are more That Bungalow favorable than to. any-Other^part of MU.il City Tax Rate Must Absorb Set. îTàve ÿôur architect or building contractor include return irrespective of the claims they Charges For Mothers’ may have with regard to dependents. DR: H. W* LAMB DIED an Albion Furnace m hi# estimate. This is a solu- “DEPENDENT** DEFINED Pensions Allen Walker of London and t ion of * the heating problem that will save you Draft Given of What is Ex “Dependent means a parent, grand­ Victoria City’s contribution towards Chas. Roberts to be Speakers Montréal April * -7 Professor money. Prices, including installation, from $10Q parent. daughter or slater, and a son Mol hers' Pensions will this year be Henry M. Lamb, fort^three pro- or brother under twenty-one years of feasor of civil engineering at Me- pected of Public in Tax at least «11.0»). Tabulations show A most attractive agenda has been age or Incapable of self-support. that the city last year received Gill University, died here yesterday. Regulations , "Dependents as far as married per­ planned for the convention of teach­ «10.712 from liquor profite. ««<764 ers to ha held at Penticton In the sons are concerned must be under, being general revenue receipts and The crowd values many things ALBION STOVE WORKS LTD eighteen years of age for the tax­ Okanagan Valley In Eaater week. Here Is what Is exoected of those •«25,617 earmarked for schools. This April 14 to 14. under the auspices according to the truth, but many 8101 Govtrnment St (Cor. Pembroke St.) Phone 91 affected by the Dominion Income tag payer to. receive the exemption of was slightly more than ten per eedt. according to report.—Cicero. $500 per child. ... -n e^£|||on |0 the of the B.C. Federation of Teachers. regulations, as prepared In an. pr- M.o#C JË . ■■■ of the amount divided among the In addition to bealneea matters of flcial statement by the local branch municipalities by the ITovinclal Importance to the profession, there of the Customs and Excise, Poet "Persons In receipt , of income Government. The Provincial liquor will be add re sees by outstanding under $B.#t* pay a normal tax of four Office Building: , l profit» were «2,150,600 for the list ttpeakers. per cent, on the amount ex< reported year, and one-third of this iiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiii«mii«iii«Hi«*miiHiiHiiHHmiiwaisii DOMINION INCOME TAX their statutory exemption, with the Then# speaker* will Include Allen “The taxpaying public is informed sum was apportioned to the mu­ 8. Walker, extension lecturer of the that for economical reasons the Do­ nicipalities. University of Losdon. who la tourlsg minion Income Tax I>epeÇtro«ht' has NO INCREASE IN SIGHT Canada under the auspice* of tne gh cA home snot been amalgamated with the Customs Victoria City officials are doubtful National Council of Education, and and Excise, and. In future, all Income df these profits will be realised- this Charles G. D. Roberts, famous Can­ tax returns. Individual and Incorpor­ year, the enhanced price being paid adian poet and writer. Ef completed, ated companies will be filed with the for beer being expected to effect the For the convenience of teachers Collector of Customs. Post Office greater revenue expected from the going from the Coast, arrangement* operation of beer parlors. have been made for a upeclal train, Till its Building, who will Issue receipts for particulars of which may be secured any money* paid at the tlme^of^mak- last year the coat ef Mothers’ Pen­ e. ___ Z-.1____a___ _ —a 6. l.'nrlnsa linn ing the return. All returns filed with sions was elated as «427.26- Under the Collector* of Customs in British the new regulations this sum will be V/s properly Columbia will be forwarded to the provided from liquor profits, prior to Inspector of Taxation, Vancouver, for division of the net remainder between the Provincial and Municipal treas­ PROTESTS AGAINST THE lteated. “Partners in business will make . uries —: —- FRENCH—Marquis of Crewe. their Individual returns accompanied Should the net liquor revenues equal British ambassador In Parjs, ,who B.C. COAST CENTRE OF iiiiww nroâ by a profit and lows statement of the I those shown by last published ac­ has protested to Premier Her- firm s business and show, their share j count. and should Mothers’ Pen­ of the net proceed*. _ | rlot over the , French i allowing sions average the same as last year, the Turks to transport troops Poet Office Building. “All payments must be made either | the share of liquor profita paid to P 1.9*. laiM- JI Tip .. Ig, ,1 | Ilie * *The taxpaying public la advised in cash or hy certified cheque, pay - municipalities will be lessened by across Syria. not to watt until ^prll 30 It they have inncura rromotes _ .. 1 .. L.. „ L- — ». » ,h.ala taw saw *ïf ItlAVk able-to tha Receiver General Qt Can­ abesK 6445.666. and. Victoria City. wUl ada. be assessed slightly more than ten Volunteer Air Force Proposal "Premiums on life Insurance not per cent.-ef this sum Manslaughter Charge Fermaient Hair Health allowed aa a deduction." INCREASE TAX BURDEN Laid Before M.P.’S; Airmen All Saanich residents must be vac- City's general revenue payment from Laid in Calgary Meet in Vancouver cinated,-or fBe affidavit* x»f.objection. d Treasury will be larger Ibe Eaanlcft council last night decided. their that last year, however, ©w VMiwiawrivTltniwiwvwr, A*ritxwpea »a ’«.r-^MrUBiiro-■ ’.ww!,...... re- maènà ÉHÉIHWB tBriMMlN ntmt Ing to the elimination of any .Itecinc Calgary, April 2.—tirs. A. H Kbtbn gardlng the future of flying In Can­ LIMITED Kiwanis Minstrels be vaccinated unless their parents sherc being earmarked for eehools. of this city, who was eertpusly in­ ada, and especially In British Colum­ J.KINCHAW file . certificates of objection, the The net effect to the city will be jured on Wednesday. March 28. when bia. waa the keynote of an address Phone 04-T School Board decided. In tha-event the receipt of somewhere about 176,- she was knocked down by an auto- by Bt|a|l|ir-aaimil J. M. Rosa, 'JO sacks to the ton fOO C‘f • Q- April 6 aad 7 , 006 In place of last year-» aggregate mobile truck driven by Leo Smith, dlèd Oeneraromcer Commanding Mili­ nf’160.712 In a hospital laat night from Injuries Aak your Grocer for tary District No. It and. honorary TEN-VEAR COMPARISON and shock. president of the Aero Club of Brit' An Interest Ing comparison of llquo' I/SO Smith, driver of the car, was FOB RESULTS USE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS '•OUR OWN BRAND-

SELUNG THE COMPLETE STOCK AT PUBLIC AUCTION A American make, ef footwear. The entire stock has been appraised and inventory , on the Sale Tickets, also the Sale Price and Sixe, so you will be able at a glance to taken. Now this Great Sale goes forward with L— Laikae sas afford I» mi««. Fridnv Mominz the Sale Commences at 10 e dec*. see the genuine price cuts. It is a case of save i, 1, and in many cases a let BE HERE AT 10 TO-MORROW MORNING SALE COMMENCES

Youth's Fleet 100 Peirs Kiddies Ssjidabj Pair 98c Men's Weter- Poot LwBes’CUI r Ladies’ 1 Dress Boots These are all leather Oxfords proof Shoes Youth’s Fleet Foot e*-st*a One-Strap Oxfords $8 50 Regular. Men’s Boot and Ames Hol- $$.00 and $10. Men’s Black styles, alt $5.76 Re gu and Brown Calf Dress Boots. Is the pfp)ierl Ladies' One* Heavy Chrome ‘Leather "WIlOTproOf *rmnr Goodyear welted -soles : strap 8uede Oxfords, fawn stock Summer grain leather, brogue Kngllah Made Shoes. all sixes, all fittings. Pair, and grey colors; big assort­ sises 11 to sales price' footwear. style, brown only; ment* of sises and fillings. Blucher Vat : sises « te II. Pair, sales Pair, sales price ■ales price tall sixes, all fittings. Pair, sales price , Jg*glr. sale* price

i Suhllc A Or.it 7$ Fairs of Kiddiee’ Shoos Ladies' White Canvas Pair, Sales £r‘ce, $1-dS Shoe» All sizes 8 to 10* Included; Ladles’ High Cut. French Heel. white canvas trimmed back kid. Udie.’ Boys’White ^ Wr Ladies’ While Canvas Bhoes. Goodyear Also in plain white canvas, good W welted sales of solid leather; ««tout leather soles, one-strsp Canvas Shoes l r Suede Oxfords ’ great assortment of sixes and style. l'air, sales price , Canvas Shoes fittings. Pair, sales price 75 Paire Ladies Shoes. $4.5u $8.00’Regular. Ladies’ Sports Tread Rite Shoes $1.48 regular price, ladles' canvas -S Pairs of Boys' White Can­ Mflkif-1 Oxfords, both in suede • «6 00 Regular. Men’s Tread shoes, one-strap style, novelty vas Laced Boots, good, stout and kid. leathers; the very Rite Shoes, rubber lifis, $1.45 kid. trimmed with Paddy green leather sole»; sises 1 to 5. latest scoured out patterns; military frnots. Blucher cut and red. Leather soles, with all sixes and fittings, with Ladies’ Two tone Oxfords Good titters. Pair, sale» price uppers; all sises, all fittings, rubber lift on heel, medium Miedlum and low heele. Pair, $5.95 Regular. Ladles. Two-tone pair, sales price Patent Sandals heel, all sixes, all fittings. Per sales price .. 1216 Regulars Mg lot of patent Oxfords; come in patent and i pair, sales price . sandals; all sixes, all fitting». beige color; all olsee. all fittings. Pair, sale» price Pair, sales price $2.45 $2.45

a ei« Bartini MacARTHUR SELLING THIS GREAT STOCK NOW MacARTHUR SELLING THIS STOCK! Entire Many A Great LOOK! LOOK! Bargain* r These Are All Master Bargains mr Growing Girk'^^ Ladies’ Fawn Udie»' Young Men’s Oxfords Ladies IS $5 Regular. Brown Calf Oxfords, Good welted One-Strap Slippers ' Suede Oxfords Kid Strap Slippers amas, French Issu. The real young fello ««.65 Regular. Growing Girls’ 66.63 Regular. Ladles' Fawn Kid Gore sixes and fittings. Shoes, the famous “Chums Hucde Oxfords. one-stmp $4.00 Regular. Ladles' Kid Strap make, patent and grey suede $5.50 Regular. Ladles Kid Ox­ Pnir, nates price ...... atyle. with a nice, medium Cut-out «Upper*, sandal atyle. combination; also In fine heel. A good walking laat; ford*. black only. Cuban heel, high Hpanlnh heel; brown calf All one-strap all sixes, all fitting». Pair, gored design, extra wide fitters, Men’s Leckie Oxford* finest kid skin, all wise*, all $10.00 Regular. Mop's Leckie Oxfords. No. 1 grade, atyle. all else», all fittings, sales price all sises, all lasts. Per pair, fittings. Per pair, sales pair, sales prlçe wales price flnr*t calf skin leathers, up-to-the-second MtJW

LOOK FOB THE BIO 8X0* BIOS 0ÜT8IDB lneét American Shoe «I the rn»ri^ It Is a pleasure to shew UK off all Edmond's Foot Fitters, LOOK FOB TH* BIO SHOE SION OUTSIDE you the tkie. famous------MeeArthur Mi H»n Amend > Feet Fitters, the «2*1 American Hhoeae the L.'VtŸVi It I» a pleasure to shew Look for the Great Yellow and Black Lettered »*ie aign. That's 15% elf all •ate» Street: -rteea bars to the walls If ijeceaaary. iture» of this fsmou. shoe. MeeArthur selling Thorn# e slock St « That’s the Real Publie -thoe .Sale. the walls Iff necessary leuik for the Orest Yellow and Black Lettered hale Sign. Shoe Sale.