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VOL. 66 NO. 34 VICTORIA, B.C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925-18 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS JAPANESE WARSHIP TRAGEDY AT VANCOUVER CUT IN OCEAN FREIGHT RATES FROM B.C. TO EUROPE ASKED M'GEER URGING OTTAWA TO ELEVEN OF CREW OF JAPANESE HAVE OCEAN FREIGHT RATE Dewdney Riding to Have By-Eledtion CRUISER IDZUMO LOST LIVES LAYS B.C. OCEAN ROTORSHIP MOVED TEACHERS INTEND CUTS APPLY TO B.C GOODS RATE CASE BEFORE SLOWLY WHILE BIG TO CONTINUE USE WHILE SHIP LAY OFF VANCOUVER ^: FEDERAL CABINET STORM CONTINUED OF AIDS TO BEAUTY Counsel for British Columbia Government Asks Federal Hamburg. Germany. Feb. 9.—A Vancouver, Feh. 9.—"Burnaby Men Were Returning in Pinnace After Shore Leave Just Cabinet to Place This Province on Par With Eastern violent frtorm area in which It teachers arO progressive, modern was found impossible to utilise and keep in tune with the spirit Before Midnight Saturday When Craft Came Into Canada When Proposed Lower Rates on Shipments her unique revolving sails was en­ of 'the times." stated, a prominent countered by Klettnsr's rotorshlp member of the Burnaby Teaches’ Contact With Freight Car Barge; Two of Men to Ports in Britain and Other European Countries Ituekau. which arrived In the Bay Federation in referring to the of Kiel from Danzig yesterday edict sent out by the Burnaby Rescued From Waters Died; Nine Were Drowned; Come Into Force. after a seventy-eight - hour trip School Board that all teachers in Five Others in Small Boat Were Saved; Worst VVhllp progress was difficult and Its employ appearing Ag, _ ççhjool gloy.• -the captain expressed eati»-x< and Sho’tflhg "signs of rouge on Disaster of Sort in History of Vancouver. faction with the manner In which their faces, would have to secure 'By Times Staff Representative1 the rotorshlp had withstood the positions elsewhere. Ottawa. Feb. 0.—With a clear-cut demand- for reduetiohs in heavy seas As the matter is believed .to be Pacific Ocean freight rates equal to those planned for Atlantic The liucknu Is expected to re­ beyond the jurisdiction of the Vancouver, Feb. 9.—Eleven seamen of'the Japanese navy lost sume her voyage to Scotland to­ board, the Burnaby school teach­ their lives just before midnight Saturday- in* the harbor here as shipping, British Columbia suddenly fired the first gun of a morrow after being fitted with- ers are stated not to be taking the new ocean rate campaign here to-day. Vigorous representations wireless apparatus. resolution seriously and will con­ a result of the pinnace in which they were returning to their tinue. if they so desire, to add to ship, the Idzumo, coming into contact with a heavily-laden Can­ for a cut of approximately thirty per cent in rates on freight their feminine charms by the usç moving out of British Columbia ports to Europe made to members of cosmetics and powder. adian Pacific Railway freight car barge. The death toll in the disaster was the greatest in the history of the Federal Government this morning by U. G. Metieer, K.C., J. A. CATHERWOOD Provincial Government rate counsel, took the capital completely of the port. Two of the victims succumbed from shock and ex­ by surprise. PRESIDENT WIRES posure after being taken from the water. Nine were drowned. Nearly all the men who met dêath Believing instant action is needed to protect British Columbia were members of a liberty party, who interests in the reported arrangement for rate reductions on TRIBUTE TO HEAD after having spent the evening ashore ELECTION OF CATHERWOOD Damage Was Done were returning to the ship, lying at the North Atlanite Ocean, Mr. Ale (leer moved on his own anchor in the stream with its two responsibility as soon as the eonseqmmees of the new situation By Wind in Seattle consorts. the Asama and the Yakumo, when the disaster occurred. became clear. He announced he would report immediately' to OF COMICE A liberty boat containing fifty or Premier Oliver, the Vancouver Merchants' Exchange and other AS M.PP. FOR DEWDNEY IS Seattle. Feb. 9.—Sweeping in from sixty men and towed by the pinnace Mr. Beatty Praises Plan to a low pleasure area over the Pacific escaped and the men immediately set interested bodies on the present sensational turn of events so Ocean, a forty-four-miie wind visited abiiut the work of rescue, taking the Pacific coast could take steps to save itself from competition Honor Capt. J. W. Troup Seattle yesterday and last night, seven of their comrades from the caused inconvenience to harbor craft. Water. of greatly reduced Atlantic shipping costs. G. G. McGEER, K.C. tore down light wires and smashed UPSET BY RULING OF JUDGE The disaster has somewhat marred In a statement McGeer commended the reported action of the Dinner Engagement Has Been one' piateglaa» window. The wind, * McCORMACK ILL 7 which was accompanied by a heavy the visit to this port of the Japanese Government in arranging With "a "British line to reduce Atlantic Moved to Monday Evening rain, ' blew intermittently, reaching training squadron. rates in return for a subsidy, but he added, "unless these low New Orleans, La„ Feb. 9. — John Vancouver. Feb. 9.—Election of J. A. Catherwood, Conserva­ its maximum velocity several times An official inquiry will be held. rates apply on the Pacific as well as the Atlantic, another big McCormack, the tenor, la ill in his “It is a very well deserved tive, in Dewdney riding at the recent provincial general election during the afternoon and night. MIDSHIPMANS STORY ~ ' hotel suite here with grip, and his honor to a competent officer of At North Head, at the mouth of ■“^Tracked with pain and tossed with handicap will be added to British Columbia’s export business concert arrangements for to-night waa^voided this morning and the constituency thrown open for the Columbia River, a velocity of fever, " the young midshipman in have been postponed. this company, and outstanding sixty-eight miles an hour w&s re­ that we shall feel very severely.”_____ a"bÿ-election, which under the Constitution Act must be held corded. while at Tatooah Island the charge of the ill-fated pinnace gasped citizen of your city,” telegraphs within six months. maximum was forty-eight miles. gut his account of the tragedy. He fiad been in charge of 100 laughing Commons Receives E. W. Beatty, K.C.. President of Irregularities in the handling of the absentee ballots was the and singing sailors whom he had been the Canadian Pacific Railway, to ground on which Mr. Justice 1). A. McDonald to-day granted the detailed to convoy to the Idzumo. He FISHERIES DIRECTOR ARRIVES was at the steering wheel and could Report on Shipping Mayor Pendra*’, in expressing petition of Maxwell Smith, Liberal candidate, for upsetting of NEW EFFORTS hear the sailors telling stories of the his regret that he cannot attend the election. night’s experiences. Ottawa. Feb. 9 (Canadian the citizens’ banquet to Capt. J. W. The judge held that certain elec­ Twenty yards astern, carrying Press) — "The North Atlantic TO START ON RESEARCH WORK Troup. Manager of the B.C. Coast tion ballots vast at absentee polls eighty or ninety sailors, one of Jho Shipping Conference is an ob­ Service, on the arrival of the steamer and forwarded to the returning of­ TO FREE MAN ship’s cutters was in tow. vious menace to the natural de­ Princess Kathleen. ficer in Dewdney in plebiscite en­ CRY FIRST WARNING velopment of the export trade of owing to a private engagement. velopes could not be counted because Sighting the lights of the tug Canada and an evident deterrent TO SAVE B.C FISH RESOURCES Capt. Troup will not he able to at­ these envelopes did not carry the af­ Nanoose through the rain and recog­ to the prosperity and welfare of tend the dinner oq Saturday evening, fidavit which each absentee voter is HELD IN CAVE nizing the two-light signal for tha the population of the country. and the function has accordingly required to take. This is the first following barge, he swung the helm The moving spirits in this gigan­ been set over until Monday next at decision of the kind recorded under HE CIÏÏ to port. and. as no lights were visible, William F. Thompson, director of investigations of the Inter­ the absentee vote system. tic world-wide maritime organi­ the same hour. 6.30 o’clock. Rescuers Try to Enter Ken­ he believed he was out of the barge’s sation have conspired, combined, national Fisheries Commission, created by the Halibut Treaty be­ Numerous applications have al­ APPEAL PLANNED agreed and arranged to unduly ready been received at the City Hall tween Canada and the Cnited States, reached Victoria yester­ Hamilton Read, counsel for Air. The shrill cry of the lookout as ho limit the facilities for ocean for tickets'for the xx^e»fri||nn ^,n Sat­ tucky Pit Through Fissure Catherwood. etsteri an appeal would, was struck by the how of the scow transportation. They are pre­ day, for a conference with John Pease Babcock, the chairman of urday to meet the new Princess liner be taken Immediately. was the first warning of the impend­ venting. limiting and lessening the commission. (Concluded on page 3» JustFound ing tragedy. Loss of the l*?wdney seat reduces Round-up of Vagrants Car­ competition in ocean transporta­ Director Thompson, who is the recognized authority on the the standing of the Conservative The crouching men Along the sides tion to and from Canadian ports." Party to sixteen, in the House» al- ried Out by Police: Jail Ac­ of the pinnace threw themselves over­ In these words, W. T. R. Preston, Pacific Halibut, is no stranger to British Columbia. For four board. and the' engineers from the though eighteen were declared elected Floyd Collins Has Been Held who was a pointed by the Government years, 1913 to 1916, he was in the service of the Provincial IE originally. The death of John McKie commodation Problem hold were seen to hoist themselves on to Inquire into the operation of an Fisheries Department, conducting investigations of the halibut of Grand Forks occasioned the other By Rbck in Cave About Ten the deck and slide into the water. alleged north Atlantic Hteamshlp Police Hope to Find Explana­ Just as the midshipman tore the can­ combine, summarizes some of the fishery. During that period the department published his three Mr. Catherwood had a majority of Days vas flap from its place to shout to the (oncVisionn he has reached as the notable contributions on the Pacific halibut, i.e. “A Preliminary fifty-two before the abaentee votes tion of Number of Recent doomed men In the covered after-deck result of hie Investigation. His report, were counted, when his minority was Cave City, Ky., Feb. 9—Cir­ the packet dived beneath the bow of which was tabled in the House of Report on the Life History of the Halibut”; "Statistics of the reduced to eleven. A recount de­ Crimes the barge. Commons this afternoon by Hon. 1. Halibut Fishery in the Pacific : Their Bearing on the Biology of Three Bandits Killed Bank manded by Maxwell Smith brought cumstances surrounding the The midshipman has only a dim A. Low. Minister of Trade and Com­ his majority down to five, and as Vancouver. Feb. »,-With the ar­ trapping of Floyd Collins in remembrance of the following events. merce. constitutes a scathing indict­ the Species and the;Condition of the Banks ’; and "The Regula­ Employee and Escaped With twenty ballots were affected by the rest of nearly 100 alleged vagrants Ho twice reached the surface, only ta Sand Cave and the efforts of be struck by the barge’s keel. ment of one section of an organiza­ tion of the Halibut Fishery.” Sum of Money point raised in the election contest and men suspected of loitering around tion. which, he says, is now endeav­ In his study of the halibut Direc­ there was a sufficient margin in this Vancouver for no good purpose volunteer rescuers to release him ADMIRAL’S STATEMENT oring to control all the great shlp- class to have changed the result of during the past week, the police Vice-Admiral Saburo Hyakutake, tor Thompson spent upwards of three Tacoma. Feb. 9.—Rewards totalling will he made the subject of a ping interests in the world, in his $2.500 were spurring police officers the polling. round-up campaign of auspicious commanding ■ the training squadron, t-eport Mr. I Heston states this great years on hajibirt fishing vessels. Hie and private defectives In their hunt characters has filled the prison ac­ military court of inquiry. Briga­ issued a statement expressing pro­ combine, which controls practicably charts show the location of each hall- for the three bandits who Saturday commodation to overflowing and the dier-General II. II. Denhardt, in found regret at the loss of_hls men all stripping between Canada, (treat .rvoWBSjti wa- killed Harry H. Hehmldt. an employe problem of securing enough blankets and his appreciation of the many Britain and Europe,-wields the 4,big • r* Itt-J-giggllf -the toga ot SQQ jof the National Bank of Tacoma. for the number of prisoners on hand command ofthe National Guards­ messages of condolence being re- fishing voyages of halibut vessel» he Grant Hall May Come stick” over shippers, restricts emi­ The bandits obtained several thou­ has become an acute one. men here, announced to-day. tr t'fmm* * all quartern Hr an* gration to Canada by excessive steer­ recorded the catches off the principal sand dollars and fled in an auto­ nouneed that the entertainment pro­ fiehlng banks by months for a period Announcement has been received Following instructions to question Work was started to-day on a nar­ age rates and exerts a stranglehold PULP PROJECT mobile. every man found In resorts where gramme that had been arranged of years. His “Statistics of the Hali­ from Grant Hall, vice-president row fissure discovered some fifty on the foreign trade of Canada. It was announced by the bank that officers 1relieve men congregate, the would be carried out. except that the but Fishery in the Pacific," etc., la its agencies in the city will bo closed of the Canadian Pacific Railway, leet from the entrance to Sand Gave officers and men of the Idzumo might MUST FIND REMEDY Great Activity Expected This regarded as the most complete rec- that he may arrive here in time police bavé Invaded poolrooms and where Floyd Collins is entombed, at once owing to the danger to em­ rooming houses and subjected scores refrain from attending. "There is little doubt that a brd of any fishery in North America. ployees from bandits. Saturday’s to nttepd on behalf of the com­ which W. H. Funkhouser, geologist, of Idle men to cross-examination. It LIST OF VICTIMS remedy must be found for present Summer in Neighborhood Mr. Thompson said: killing occurred in front of one of pany at the complimentary din­ believes may prove a back entrance most cases those unable to give a to the chamber near the imprisoned One of the two who died after being conditions if Canada is to maintain "The treaty between the Pelted the agencies. A few weeks ago em­ ner to Captain J. W. Troup on of Alberni satisfactory account of themselves man. The fissure is now too small its place as a prosperous nation.” he States and Canada for the protection ployees of another agency w-cre held Monday evening. He is now on rescued was a non-commissioned declares. of the halibut Imposes certain régula - up and at that time the bandits fired his way West. have found that the city’s cell» are for a man to enter. officer and the other a seaman. Four The proposed pulp plant on tons upon the fishery and establishes several shots. waiting for them and in other cases Collins has been in the cave since of the men drowned were non-com­ the commission to studv the condition men have been given an opportunity a week ago last Friday, when a big missioned officers and the remaining the Alberni Canal is still an ac­ boulder pinned down one of his legs. five were seamen. The victims wera nnd to recommend whatever altera­ to better their condition. tive project, according to New­ tions are advisable. The police hope that in the gen­ T. 1 waklri. N. N aka no. I. Mtyauchl, ton J. Her, Land Commissioner eral round-up will be Included sus­ K. Murati, A. Komum. S. Koreda. K. GENERAL ELECTION SEEK TO PRESERVE INDUSTRY picious characters whose activities Miyazaki. K. Axama. Y. Katsuma, S. Big Western Canada Dairy Kariyu and M. Taka mura. of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo “The creation of the commission have been responsible for crimes Railway, who states that the is solely for the preservation of the • z • • • a e • e perpetrated in the city during the C.P.R. STATEMENT halibut fisheries. To th.V end It Is Winter. A statement given out by Captain IN JÜGO-SLAVIA promoters are still negotiating, plain that the commission must Lave Neroutsos, acting manager of the and that the hydro-electrical (1) a knowledge of :lie changes which Canadian l’acide Hallway Coast the fishing has made nn-j iq making Convention In Vancouver ROBBERY IN SEATTLE Steamship Service, stated the tug Pasitch Given Small Majority plant will be located at Stamp In the abundance of the halibut: (2) N a noose, in command of Captain River falls, the power being an indication of the effects of the Taxicab Driver and Wife Singleton, was outbound for Iady- Over All Other Parties in transmitted to the site of the paper present restrictive previsions, and smlth with a transfer Large. The tug (2) a sufficient knowledge of the fish­ Vancouver, Feb. 9.—The Western Canada Dairy Convention Questioned About Holdup of had turned northward to proceed out Chamber mill on the Alberni canal. Surveys are still in progress, and an appli­ ery and of the species to propose ef­ opened here this morning with addresses of welcome by civic Cigar Company Employees of the First Narrows when a naval cation to the Government for ap­ fective measures for its preservation. (Uoncludeil on nag* 21 proval is expected later. In each of these three aspects of the officials. From all parts of Canada are arriving farmers, manu­ Belgrade,. Feb. t.—The Government Mr. Ker says that the announce­ investigations, a standard—a measure facturers, wholesalers, retailers and technical experts whose ac­ Police Are Searching For Illness of Accused of Premier Nikolai Pasitch carried ment of the plans of the Great Cen­ of abundance—Is the most fundamen­ tivities are devoted to the service of the cow. 162 seats out of a total of 315 In'yes­ tral Lake Sawmills Limited to de­ tal necessity. That means that the State Highway North of Red­ Other Members of Gang terday's election for a new Parlia­ velop their new holdings ut the Lake research must have a statistical ta- Consideration of national economic problems of the first magni- ding Blocked For Thirty- Suspected of Crime Man Delays Trial ment. giving it a small majority Immediately the railway ie completed ^„raT^hoMCëh0nhal:,’,nhrThurk.nï tu.de,U ‘tH- work of the convention, for it deals with an industry over all the parties of the opposition to Great Central Lake has stlmu- eight Miles combined. iConcluded on pee* at wlth principal emphasis upon receiv­ which produced $66,000,000 worth of wealth in Western Canada Seattle. Feb. »—-With two suspects, In Seattle Court Of the opposition groups, that of ing a measure of abundance. Sin h one of whom is a woman, held in the the Croatian Agrarian Party led by last year. Redding, CaL, Feb. 9.- Although items as the length of fishing In his presidential address at the city JaII In connection with last Fri­ Seattle. Feb. »— Joe C. Neal, form­ Stefan Raduch, with sixty-six depu­ Livestock Breeders ' voyages, the hanks fished, and the to­ year against an attempt to legislate the heavy raina had abated to-day, day’s $5.863 robbery of two Brewster er patrolman and a principal defen­ ties, is the most numerous. tal catch will’ be determined and gen­ opening of the National Dairy Coun­ In favor of allowing oleomargarine the State Highway* north of Redding, Cigar Company employees. Seattle dant in the $22.000. Bon Marche store The Davidovitch group has thirty- eral information obtained- There may cil, E. H. Stonehouse, Toronto, dwelt into Canada, which he said would a distance of thirty-eight miles, la police to-day are continuing their holdup trial, set for Superior Court nine deputies, the Slovenes nineteen Meet in Vancouver already exist sufficient data for the upon the importance of the dairy in­ have been disastrous to the industry practically blocked by numerous search for other suspects of a gang this morning, is seriously ill In a hos­ and the Mussulman Boslan thirteen. past years, as. for instance. In the dustry and the development of a and Injurious to public health. He landslides in that section of the they believe staged the holdup. pital and can not possibly be placed The Government bloc is made up of Vancouver. Feb. 9 — Delegates from logs of fishing vessels and the records common policy In the various prov­ warned that the attempt might be road, which was lately rebuilt, R. L Manes, a rent car driver, on trial, his attorneys, John F. Dors the Radicals with 141 seats and the all parts of the Province were in at­ of companies, and full use will be inces so that an export market might repeated and urged that the objec­ graded, altered and widened. Loose twenty-four years old. and his wife., and John J. Sullivan, announced this Democrats with twenty-one seats. tendance at the opening, session of made of them. The value of such in- be cultivated upon a national basis. tions be kept before members of Par­ earth and rocks, propelled by floocf the two held, were arrested, police" morning. Premier Pasitch. Foreign Minister the annual convention of the British i formation has already- been demon OLEOMARGARINE liament. waters, have been piled down from announced to-day. The illness of Neal made possible Plnchltrh and Minister Of Finance (MluroMe block Decedent Aasucla- .«rated In the public.) Ion. ,,f the B», .,w„, Removal of the sales tax In Ace hillsides. Many cay» for assistance - Manes was identified as one of the a further postponement, of Jhe trial, «ton to-the. Vaoeouree Hotel I rfiherfea lwjUt o'clock this afternoon. i j>»clUc halibut. vAetaUed successful fight ms ’ " * * * last year, he asserted. stranded motor travelers. the cigar company's car. the prosecutor's office. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925

PRESIDENT WIRES FISHERIES DIRECTOR TO RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE BY TRIBUTE TO HEAD xSTART RESEARCH WORK To Prevent Recurring Chest Colds OF COAST SERVICE (Continued fmm . pagej I. > (Contlrtued trompas1’ AN INVENTORY SURPRISE Uw nyrtaa bntWiHt up'wltli «• gwé-Cod lJt$as.-| WHEAT COMMISSION OF CANADA 'DETAILED FACTS NECESSARY Oil Tonic. , Use In the Strait, and Instead of 1.000 . : ■ '•! “For the proper collection of sta­ seats, there is little doubt that 3.000 REXALL TASTELESS COD LIVER OIL tistics of the catch and the measure persons at least will wânt to make of abundance, rertaip minimal bio­ (And the surprise is yours, not ours) The best and purest. Per bottle...... ;•.*•«••• .$1.00 Ottawa, Feb. 9 (Canadian Press)—An export duty On Can­ the journey, many of whom must he disappointed. These tickets will not logical knowledge is absolutely IH-C'.e- adian wheat entering the United States is discussed in the report xary, and this will revive first at­ be issued at the City Hall and Cham­ of the royal commission which last year investigated the Can­ ber of Commerce until Wednesday tention. A decline in abundance «lue to over-fishing must not he mistaken adian grain trade, and the report says that “while as a general morning. The Owl Drag Co. Ltd. Tho vessel was 590 miles South of for a change due to natural condi­ thing export duties are to b" deprecated, the exceptional situa­ tions, such us temporary failures of - Campbell Bldg. Proscription W. M. Bland, Mgr. Los Angeles at 8 o'clock last evening, ' Evening and spawning. Neither can measures of ! Bpeolalie|s Phone 135 and is due in Ban Pedro, the port of Fort and Douglas tion that arises in this instance might warrant such an impost." abundance he properly used If. through Los Angeles, to-morrow. Kvery phase of the grain trade is discussed in the report, which Cordial co-operation with the city ignorance of the biology, season# characterised by naturally different was signed without dissent by all four commissioners, of which In planning a reception to Gapt. conditions be erihfused, nor if banks the chairman was Mr. Justice W. F. A. Turgeon of Saskatchewan. Troup on his return to Victoria is the ■Afternoon Frocks I the successful test. Newton J. Her. with the necessarily more abundant , The Ladysmith waterworks, recent­ steamer Princess Kathleen was as­ young be contrasted with banks hav­ | land" commissioner of the railway, The report was tabléd in the House of Commons to-day. sured by the directors of the Cham­ ly installed by th<^ Esquimau and who had charge of the installation of "nder the provisions governing ing only the normal scarcer adults. ber of Commerce this afternoon. Most The possibilité of confusion are Nanaimo, Railway, fussed a success- the new main, states that laiger States duty and the opening of milling in bond and drawbacks, the of the directors expressed their in­ many. Attention will be devoted to . tul test last week, and the new plant distribution m-iina. are to Le laid on United States markets to Canadian tention of being present at the VS to 1/6 Off report points out it is quite possible or the erection in Canada of thope feature* of the life-history for 1 will be taken over from the Contrac­ Methuen and Baden-Powell streets. banquet in the captain's honor. H,. looks for a reduction of the fire for I'nited States millers to obtain milling space now being built in the which there la the greatest need, and j tor who laid the main from Stocking which the results of previous fishery , Lake. Insurance rates, now that the towns Canadian wheat virtually free of duty Untied States." water supply has been Unproved. research give reasonable assurance , Dozens of smart garments to choose from—the In making tire announcement of to grind for export, and considerable WINNIPEG EXCHANGE ELEVEN OF JAPANESE may be successfuly determined quantities of .flour ground in the "It Is therefore, proposed ■ to make latest styles, most popular fabrics, and all the L-Ll—------Dealing with the Winnipeg drain CRUISER'S CREW LOST l’n|ted States mills from Canadian Exchange, the constitution and prac­ an analysis of the mposition of the catches, according to age, size, sex tices of which were examined ex­ wanted colors and shades are represented. wheat finds its way to overseas mar­ LIVES AT VANCOUVER and maturity, with the purpose of de­ kets. The benefits of manufacture are haustively, the commission disposes For the Valentine Ball of fivq complaints brought against ______«Continued from page 1.1____ tecting change* producwl by over- lost to Canada whllp a prohibitive f shlng, and distinguishing them from Men’s English Patent Leather Dresa Oxfords.

\h-is. How does the postman at he wind and rain mock so? Vancouver Island News He keeps himself fit in all weathers ;e Clean-Up Sale \xvM 664^10^0 with "OXO. LIBRARY GROWING Lake Level Swollen by Re- j of Women’s Coats Campbell River Hospital to be Reopened if Possible cent Rains, Causing In­

Campbell River. Feb. l.-^To eec convenience what might be done to re-open Camp­ Very Remarkable Value Shawnigan I*ake, Feb. 9 (Special to bell River hospital a general meeting The Times).—The monthly meeting of of Us support era wks held recently. the directors of thé Shawnigan Public- A Real Health Assurance X There was a very representative as­ Library was held on Tuesday after­ sembly of all interested. Following noon. Mrs. A. H Wheellon. librarian, a report of the^ directors which reported the appointment of assist­ rhowed a falling revenue unable to ants, \|r. Mason Hurley and Mrs. J. Dnmbwaiter Thief Prince Danced With meet the expenses It was decided that Christlson. The financial report At $14.95 and $19.00 Murder Verdict there w^s no other course but to showed a small balance to the good. close down the hospital last Fall, and The secretary reported that the num­ Latest Occupation Blind Young Woman By Coroner's Jury It has remained closed since. In the ber of visitors for January was 313. meantime case* have been either Ikioks issued 399. and that over 100 books had been donated to the per­ New York. Feb. 9.—Dumbwaiter I#ondon, Feh. S - The Prince of Wales sent down to St. Joseph’s Hospital at manent library during the month. thievery la quite prevalent here. The Saturday night made a very great 1m- Trail. B.C., Feb. 9.—That Miss Mar­ Comox Over the Island Highway or On Sale To-morrow. This is Your Opportunity garet Nellson, Trail nurse, shot last Work in connection with the for­ usual procedure is to call a grocery pri ssioa Upon the townspeople of Alel- by boat to Vancouver. This long trip Friday, “nut death by murder at the mation Yif a Juvenile library was pro­ or delicatessen for‘a small article and ton-Mo*foray. In Leicestershire, through before rt hospital could he reached hands of Patrick Hanley.” a local In-, has been a great hardship In mhny gressing favorably. The magn/.im- the attentions he showed to a blind girl department was growing. Blackwood ask that change for a $10 hill lie sent qufance man, was the \erdict rendered to Purchase a Smart Coat at a Very Great Saving who was among the guests at a ball and the district round Camp­ Magasin*' and the geographical by the boy. The number of another by the coroner's Jury, here on Saturday. bell River has been aroused to the apartment served by the same dumb­ given by the British Legion. Magazine were now available. The autopsy revealed that the bullet necessity bf opening up the hospital. waiter Is given. As the dumbwaiter AV hen the Prince learned Miss Mabel Frank Gagne brought over a full passes the apartment from which the isissed completely through the young . ______The newly formed basketball club Southgate, a former school teacher who woman's . l*o«1y, lodging in the hark *>f ouota from yuahlaskiQuahiaskl Core,Cove, where held its first match on Tuesday even- «all came the money Is snatched. lost her sight during the tnfluensa « ni- lier corsets. <»n the way passing through ■ n .Ti .C .flr,t publlrly !'.rou*h' , in*, when a t.-nm from Duncan mn, When the boy rings the apartment Uenile in BUM, was*| resent- he imnv <1i- the apex of ttie heart, puncturing a up and tin. logging . amps at Mensle. lh, shawnigan Sonh.ra. The game number given over the phone a sur­ ately evpre.-^eii a desire to dance .vtlh rib and tearing muscle*. j î.n„d ''r“nr,n B.V were reflrrcented wâ.n eplrlld throughout and ran I ted In prised housewife-or maid will answer her Alfas Southgate was led across ih> Hanley, in the Rowland Sfetters* Hos­ lloor and was introeluced to the 1‘ritu «. pital. has not yet developed any teni- Mr. h raser, of the Bloedej, Stewart 1 win for the visiting team with- u that she sent no order. A check-up and Welch company, while not pre Angus Campbell & Co. Ltd. who foa-irottyd ami talked affably with jVrature from hi* chest wound, self- Score of 20 i«> 29 in favor «>f Duncan. on all tenants served by that dumb­ her throughout the dun«*e and tltree' InlTicïed. and his prospect* Tor recovery sent at the meeting, stated that the waiter will not'disclose ;he thief. The home team was a little nervous, encores. ate unim|*aired. c«.»m|iany would he willing to co-op­ It tielng their first public appearand- 1010 «GOVERNMENT STREET erate in every way possible Theo. Elford, Eric Gibson, Alex. Through Mr. McArthy, the secre­ I*amont, Jack Yales, Kd Hands and tary of the board of directors, the re­ Gus Marge!isch played for Shawni­ port was presented. This Was re­ gan: 11. Downey, W. Wlian, M. Harris, ceived and a' discussion then fol­ Dr. French and J. Evans for Duncan. lowed. Mr. McArthy maintained that J- Davidson proved an excellent the first step to take was to incor­ referee. Then* was a fairly large at­ Enjoy Your Meals porate so as to get the hospital under tendance of fans. tie- legislation and the nature of the the scope of the Government Art nil-. lieople, is not only dearly disproved by h.wplfoals and' other ehariucbL» in­ The continued hoary—nrfir*—hive -aurmpoimno in tk«> prohibitiim --late.-, stitutions. and after some discussion hut iiy what we have accomplished un­ ,, , caused u rapid rise of the lake and in N. THORNE WILL BE der national prohibition NO DISUNION IN TTOW delicious food can be—-how stimulating to convert th».«.urge,sas sltSkfelU»l»>«‘ . ...wlu, . 4.W» ,•««-Humte- »prm

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED «ter» Haut»: • a.m. te • ».m.; Wednteaay. 1 p.m ; Saturday. S p.m. February Homefurnishings Sale Women’s Coats for Spring Wear Bargains in Tientsin Rugs Tuesday Now Shown in Good Assortment Lace-edge Curtains Home Wools Women’s and Misses’ Voiles and One-ounce Balls, Each Tientsin Rugs Marquisettes 20c Reg. Price a yard 56c, for Home Wools, sold in three New Spring Coats weights, worsted, fingering Charming Styles Moderately Priced at Great Reductions for anil floss, which makes it jmitalile for many purposes February Sale such as jerseys, etc.; shown $16.90, $19.75 and $25.00 in such shades us pink, rose, Pretty Cut Velour Coats with, small divisible cheek, square 500 yards of lace edge Cur­ vollars and .medium flare sleeves; trimmed with but­ purple, Copenhagen, Ori­ ton# and fancy strappings, two-button side fastening; tain Voiles and Marqui­ ental, Saxe, pale blue, fully lined; large rangé ut shades tô choose from. Priced settes, 36 inches wide and mauve, lilac, cardinal, re­ at...... $16.90 shown in white and ivory. seda, emerald- blue heather, Coats of dtivetyn and velour, trimmed with '.1-inch strap­ On sale Tuesday, a yard 35c brown heather, Nile, brown, pings of contrasting shades or pin tucks: thréé-piece side —Drapery, Second Floor panels and pockets, tailored sir choker eollars. neat sleeves orange, turqudise, copper, with tight-titting cuffs. All fully lined and shown in the maroon, black, white and most popular shades. Priced at ...... $19.75 LINOLEUM tan ; an ounce hall for 20# Smart Coats of Charmovelle material, very neatly trimmed —Wool*. Flr$t Flooi with cable stitching, embroidery, pin tucks and buttons; Four Yards Wide collars are choker style, convertible, and the sleeves medium One Tientsin Rug, 9x12 feet; with gold ground and a typical Chinese design On Sale a Square Yard flare; fully silk lined. Shown in all the new Spring shades. in colors of blue and brown. This rug has been slightly used and sold Misses’ Nightgowns Priced at ...... $25.00 ‘irgnTaTTy aF^oQCOO. On""s3Te1now"af ”777777777". !. $125.(Mi ———:- ■ ' "iC Stamped for One Tientsin ling, 9x12 feet, with taupe ground and design in blue and rose. Regular price $235.00. On sale for...... ,.$195.041 Embroidery All Wool Cardigans $4.95 For Spring Wear One Tientsin Rug, an exceptionally fine 100-point Rug, mulberry ground. Linoleum 4 yards wide en­ Each “Vnivcraal" Knit Brushed Wool Cardigans, made with long sleeves, patch The design in blue. Regular price $249.00. On sale for...... ,$195.00 ables you to cover your floor pockets and fasten with four buttons in front. Shades are fawn, dove and without a seam. It is of­ $1.99 and $2.00 black; sizes 36, 38. 40 and 42. Two Tientsin Rugs, 8x10 feet. One in gold ground, one in fawn ground fered in good designs and Misses* Nightgowns, made Scotch Knit Cardigans made in plain and ribbed effects. Some are shown in excellent quality. Kegular with designs in blue and rose. Reg. price $180.00 each. On sale for $149.00 of soft textured, crlnkley nllover patterns while others are trimmed around bottonm and cuffs with a square yard, -fl.OU. On stripes of contrasting shades. All the season's most popular shades in this1 erepe; white only. Stamped One Tientsin Rug. size 7x10 feet, with blue ground and design in blue and sale for ...... 98c assortment. Sizes 38 and 40_ Each ...... $4.95 - Linoleum*. Second Floor in easy designs and in sizes brown. A very fine 100-point Rug. Reg. price $J85UX). On sale for $149.00 fur the ages of 10 to 11 One Tientsin Rug. size tix9 feet, in dark blue ground. The design in light Three years. On sale, each, Ç1.99 Silks—Excellent Values Tuesday blue, rose and mulberry. A 100-point Rug. Reg. $140.00 for $119.50 Misses* Nightgowns', made of 29 inch Spun Silk of heavy texture and 36-inch Jersey Silk, a circular silk, strong suitable for dresses and lingerie ; shades and suitable for vests; shades are mauve, Tientsin Rugs 5x8 feet in mulberry or blue grounds: values to $90.1*).. On Baby Hammocks excellent grade nainsook. neatly stamped ami easily white, natural, pink, mauve, biscuit; sky, pink, black and white. On sale, a ialnior ...... $69.50 worked : wtth—erabroHleryv- black, navy, fawn. On sale, a yard, 98c yard ------$1.00 Complete 36-iiu-h Wash Satin of heart- texture and dfLineb Black Pa dette, a medium ..weight, Tientsin Rugs, size 4xti feet. On Bale for...... ,8izes for the ages of 10 t«'nhT9nn‘R ^Ycpe T>ffTn*r. irt, ~a —Press "Goods, Main Floor —Men’s Shoe*. Main Floor hardwood and with bevel glass roll, 15«* and ...... 29c mirror. On sale for..$23.00 English China Tea Streamers, at ...... 15<* Festoon*, at ...... 15c One."only, Vanity Dressing Table, in walnut finish; has Sets Party Caps, at,...... 20** Men’s Underwear mirror and four drawers. On sale for...... $35.00 Decorated Crepe Paper at. a D. and A. Tango Girdles Three Great Values fold ...... 35<* 89c and $1.65 a Garment One White Enamel Bedroom Table, with drawer and shelf “Crown Ducal" Tea Sets of Tabic Napkin*, a dozen . 10<* Lunch Sets, each...... $1.00 $2.95 Penman's Light Weight Cream Elastic Rib Shirts below. On sale for ...... $5.00 24 pieces. A very attractive Gold or Red Gummed Hearts; and Drawers, just the garment for present wear. daffodil yellow with floral all size*, a box ...... 16«* Very Soft Boneless Girdles, made of strips of suede Special, a garment...... 89# Three-piece Mahogany Bedroom Suites, composed of large Everything to make your party cloth and surgical elastic, fasten down front with spray. Special ... .$18.00 . ■ -- 12 Dozen Men’s Tiger Brand Shirts and Drawers, size dresser, ehifferobe and full size bed. On sale at half —Stationery. Lower Main Flpor hooks and eyes, low waistline and long over hips, good medium weight natural elastic rib wool mix­ price. The three pieces for...... $125.00 “Crown Duval " Tea Sets of with four hose supporters. Suitable for athletic ture. Shirts in sizes 26, 38, 44 and 46 only. Drawers 24 pieces, consisting of tea­ wear and dancing. Each ...... $2.95 in sizes 32, 34 and 36 only. Special values, regular Three-piece Suite consisting of ivory enamel, hardwood pot, sugar and cream, S —Corsets, First Floor $2.00 a garment. On sale for...... $1.65 v drcsserfcliifferdbe and full size bed. On sale for $00.00 plates, ti eups and saucers ; I.O.D. —Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor solid color, - old rose eom- Four.piece White Enamel-Bedroom Suite, dresser, chiffon­ —plctc with slop—bowk—at - For Goitre Girls’ White Flannelette ier, with mirror, dressing table and full size steel bed. On ...... $19.75 A New Shipment of Leather sale for...... $71.00 An Iodised Tablet to supply A new shipment of English the Iodine necessary for the Princess Slips Grey Enamel Dressing Table, hardwood, with triple China Tea Seta is now on system, which ia lacking in Club Bags at Special Prices mirrors and cane top back. On sale at half price, $30.00 display; one 24-pieco set, our drinking and conking 90c, and $1.25 Six Only, Cowhide Leather Club Bags, with leather pro­ “Old Chinese" pattern, par­ water. A relief and preven­ tected corners, double handles, leather lined and two One Golden Kir Chest of Drawers ; a 34-inch ease and four ticularly attractive design. tative of Goiter. Three White Flannelette Princess Slips, made with frill and em­ pockets; 18-inch size. Special, each...... $11.50 large drawers. On sale for ...... $15.00 Specially priced for $32.50 months supply for...... 75# broidery trimmed; sizes for 8 to 14 years. Splendid Six Only, Extra Heavy Cowhide Club Bags, leather lined —Furniture, Second Floor —-China, Lower Main Floo* —Main Floor values. Regular $1.25. On sale for ...... 90# and with reinforced leather corners, double drop handles, Princess Slips of fine quality white flannelette, trimmed built on English frame. with imitation torchon lace around top and sleeves and 18-ineh size; Special, each :...... $14.50 frill; sizes for 8 to 14 years. Special, each ...... $1.25 —Children's Wear, First Floor 20-inch size; special, each ...... $15.75 An Exceptional Purchase of Flannelette Sheets English Attache Cases, of light brown cowhide leather, All Sixes, Best Qualities, On Sale Tuesday with two nickel «He clasps and lochs, leather handles, 100 Per Cent. Linen Children’s Flannelette Night- well finished inside. Single bed size, 54x76 inches. Kegular $2.25. 12-inch size; special, each ...... i...... $3.25 Damask Cloths and Napkins On sale for, a pair ...... $1.95 14-inch size ; special, each ...... $3.75 wear on Sale To-morrow 16-inch size; special, each ...... $4.25 Three-quarter bed size, 60x80 inches, llegnlar Striped Flannelette Nightgowns, in shades of pink, blue 18-inch size; special, each ...... $4.75 For February Sale $2.75. On «ale for, a pair ...... $2.35 and grey; made with neat turn-down eollars and-long 50 Only, Leatherette Tan Fibre Or Leatherette sleeves, finished with colored stitching to match stripe; Suit Cases These arc of excellent quality linen, close, even, flno weave ; made from Double bed size, 72x88 inctws. Regular $3.25. School Oases ♦izes for 6, 8 and 10 years ...... $1.35 . Regular $1.25 for 98c . Strong Durable Csses, long flax yams, all the impurities of the flax being removed by a new On sale for, a pair...... $2.79 Sizes for 12, 14 and 15 years...... $1.50 metal bound and metal process which leaves all the rich qualities behind. Poppy, tulip and pansy Children's White Flannelette Nightgowns, made with Brown or Black Leather­ corners, handle and aide designs. Three sizes. — ---- ; Extra large size, 72x100 inches. Regular $3.95. high or V necks, long sleeves, double stitched yokes and ette School Cases, metal clasps. 2 yards square, regular $6.30. on sale for...... $4.98 On sale for. a pair...... $3.50 finished with pin tucks and embroidery. , > bound and metal corners, 24-inch sise ; spécial, each 21.2x2 yards, regular $8.50, on sale for...... $6.50 Sizes for 4, 6, 8 and 10 years ...... $1.25 strong handle; a well ...... $2.00 Crib size, 32x48 inches. Regular $1.50. On 3x2 yards, regular $10.50, on sale for ...... $8.50 Sizes for 12 and 14 years ...... $1.50 made ease, 14-inch size. 26-inch size; i Napkins, 22x22 inch, regular $9.50 for, a dozen...... $7.50 sale for, a pair ...... $1.25 Sizes for 2 and 3 years ...... $1.00 Regular $1.23. On sale —Linens, Main Floor —Staples', Main Floor —Children*» Wear, First Floo/ for, each ...... 98# -Traveling I ) ’ :| PAV1P SPENCER, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925 t ' ' ...... 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...... 15* Keeping well groomed Ik Royal City. Jams, 4-lb. tin...... B5* B * K Wheat Flakea, large pkg n»< Rogers' Syrup. 2-lb. Un ...... 16f WOMEN CELEBRATE such an easy and pleasant sve WORKSHOP STILL SOCIAL ALD PERSONAL Fine Dairy Salt, 60-lb. sack .. «St- venae • ...... ii* duty when you make an Ready Cut Macaroni, 2 lbs...... 25r Pacifie Milk, latge Un .. appointment with your Mrs. J. B. Maloney of Vancouver ROYAL OAK W.C.T.UJOÜNDIN BIGGEST EFFORT OF Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lorden of favorite operator in our Fresh Cod Fillets, rog. 30c lb. Wilson Street. A most enjoyable whist drive was 20c held under the auspices of Royal Oak Oak Bay Branch Held Francis ...... •• •••>...... 4- + + hairdressing salon. for ' Mr. R. W. Reid of Vegreville. Al­ Womens Institute at the residence berta, is a visitor In Victoria, and is of Mrs. F. Fowler. Hallburton Road. Wizard Memorial Meeting Lean Pet Roasta. lb.. 10< ■»'! ** l‘lle,in TMS.Ii’rui'shôfiïb ' Royal Oak, Wednesday, February 4. ;i8r a guest at the Balmoral Hotel. It's a habit that can only T Bene Steake, rut short. lb. Mr Rib Lamb Chops. rut anon, ip. when eight tables were in play. Mre. On Friday afternoon the oak Bay Annual Reports Show Thirty- Mrs. G. II. Eiliott and MUs~Efiiott, Maynard scored the highest number Women's Christian Temperance rçauti in yen* complete three Men Now Employed; TTaTlâ*^Hoad^ are -Jrtfcv! fig Otfir week of points, apd won the ladles' first Union held a very successful Frances gratification as all our to spend a holiday In California. prise. Mrs. 1. Rand scoring u close Willard Memorial meeting In the H. O. KIRKHAM & CO., LIMITED Officers Elected 4- 4- *r second. Miss E. Pettit won the con­ achoolroom of 8t. Columba Presby­ operators arc thoroughly Grocery Phones Mr. Bernard, of the firm of Groves solation prize. The gentlemen's first terian Church, the varied pro^ 612 Fort St. & Bindley. Is a visitor In the city prize went to Mr. C. Beales, the sec­ 171*179 The annual meeting of - the Vic­ gramme of speeches and muald dos­ X / trained and a guest St the Union Club. ond prise to Mr. G. Pettit and. the ing with a social hour and refresh­ Fruits 6623 toria City and District Branch. Can consolation to Mr. Jack Nicholson. ments. Rev. J. 8. Patterson occu V adtan Red Cross Society, was held on Miss Caro Chamberlain of Seattle Delicious refreshments were served pled the chair. In his address, Mr. After some extensive alterations We now have a Friday »t the Red Crow headquar­ ha* been visiting Mrs. C. F. Arm­ by the hostess. ters, Belmont House. The financial Patterson emphasized the fact that strong. 1630 York Place, for some the Women s Temperance movement private department for lady patrons, where our statement was submitted by the days. The Royal Oak Women's Institute honorary secretary-treasurer. P. F. had its birth In revival fervor, and, successful method of treating all scalp diseases; + V + held Its regular monthly meeting on us instanced In the life of Its great Ciirtts; wiio drew' attention to the After spending the past few days Thursday. February 5. at the institute organiser, Frances Willard, in strict and hair tinting is gaining great favor. XV e have TO-MORROW’S small amount of administration ex­ In Victoria, Mr. W. Armstrong re­ room. Royal Oak. when Mrs. J. Nich­ penses. A report of the work for turned last night to his home in Van­ olson occupied the chair in the ab­ religious home training and spiritu­ added to our already competent staff and ean give ality of life. Hhe was an early usso the year was presented by the presi­ couver. sence of the president. Mrs. Musgruve. dent. Mrs. Harold Fleming. Mr. F. 4- -r- 4v who was called away on a hasty visit elate of D. L- Moody In evangelistic the best service in the city. *• HOROSCOPE Mrs. E. R. Roberts left this after­ work. Her life wa* -entirely conse W. Jones gave a report on the pro­ to New York to a sick slater. Sym­ gress made at the Red Cross Work­ noon for Seattle en route to Cali­ pathy was extended to her through crated to His -services. He ex Special Services Friday; shop. and Mrs. J b.Orimison re­ fornia for an extended visit with the institute. The meeting was well pressed himself an'always in sym­ pathy with temperance work and HUB BARBER SHOP By Ctnmrpc KembU ported on the hospital visiting. friends. . v attended, and several items of inter­ 4- + 1* est were discussed. Delegates ap­ never afraid to say so. thinking it Twenty-fifth Anniversary COMMITTEE APPOINTED Mrs; W. M. Page Powell and her pointed to attend the annual meeting i quite In keeping with scriptural Phone 1357 625 Yates Street A general committee pt the fal­ son, Mr. Harry Marpole. from Van­ of the IxH?al Council of Women wre teaching. though some would have TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 lowing was appointed: D. J- Angus, couver. were In town for a few days Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Mac- use believe to the contrary. On Friday next. February 13. the Mrs. W\ H Bullock-Webster. Mrs. lo in:, will hold special thanksgiv­ last week. Queen and Mrs. Coton. The mem- The assisting artlats were Mrs. C. W. Bradshaw. P. F. Cuttle. Mrs. -«- + -♦■ According to title day's lunar and ing services throughout the Domin­ l»ers decided to visit the Victoria YoUng, who sang very acceptably 1). E, Campbell. Mrs. C. Cameron. mutual aspects there should be some ion to commemorate the twenty- Mrs. Dillon Côete. 520 Linden Ft earn Laundry and accepted the Teresa t>el Rlego's "Happy Song," TiTTh iYTmiversary of the founding of Mrs. A. 4 lyuiain, Mrs. Harold Avenue.-returned to the.city today kind Inf Ration of _gtrawberry Vale accompanied by her sister. Miss Fleming. Mrs. Clalfiher. Mrs. Gar­ after spending the past six weeks in- Institute to Join them. February 26 stantial Increase in mode y, h thé order. *' Lovick, and Mrs. J. S Patterson, diner, Mrs. J. L Grimison. Mrs. It. Calgary. visiting friends. being the most suitable date. The whose beautiful contralto was at Its by Industry and application. There On February 11, 1800. Mrs. <- larlt ninth of the series of whist drive* Murray of Toronto and six friends U. HejHterman, - F. W, Jones, Sir best In the favorite, "My Task." is possible \promise of 'fulfilled am­ .Richard Lake, Mrs. Lampman. Fred Mrs. J. Coleman, who hai been the was announced to take place at met to organize Home definite plan .Mrs. 8. V. Bowers and Miss V. bitions, but good fortune should not !>tndsberg, George McGregor. Miss J. guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Richards the home of Mrs. U. Maynard. West ..f sending help and comforts to the Johnston delighted the audience with be put in jeopardy by the Inclination McKenzie. Miss K. Oldfield. Miss for a few days last week, left on Road. Royal Oak. on February 18. at men who were at that time fighting Gounod's splendid duet. "The King of too much gayely, extravagance Pooley. Mrs. Knthora, Right Rev. C. Saturday for her home near Na­ 8 pm. or self-indulgence. Discreet social of Love My Shepherd Is," as also did in South Africa. D. Schofield, Mrs. Schofield. Mrs. naimo. behavior is enjoined, as there is From that small meeting has The Victoria Farmer*' Institute is Mias McKenzie In the popular in a Curtis Sampson, Mrs. T. D. Todd, ■4* 4- . 4- Monastery Garden." accompanied * pornitomvr-- Nmmaua ->«.f XAUWJte iMUklb LÜJfcBv.Vf..îî’-*ti—».lll; Mrs. W. Bell of Vancouver was a holding its annual concert and dance I It s between 40.000 and 6O.000 mémoire.' Mm S; K vToimUtr M verv skilful y by Mr. Ryall Miss Venus-Mars square. Dr. C. Wnce and Mrs. Wilders. vfsl^r’TrrTTPqmit llUTniW Iks W Those whose birthday it is may It was organized for war work nut Jean rrtffVpr>#Tf''fit»***' « pkwis sskWi W. B. Montelth was unanimously end, and was the guest of her pxr-nls. 20. when the Women's Institute will look for an active and prosperous when war ceased the members, "Second Mazurka." by Wientawskl, re-elected as honorary auditor and Mr. and Mrs. T. Watson. Bowker attend to the catering and. co-oper­ vear. with expanding business ami realizing the great avenues of work ate in making the affair a success. and Miss Ferguson gave a clever re­ tendered a hearty vote of thanks for good financial returns. They should waiting only for the ,workers to + 4* + Mrs Reed, convener of agriculture, citation of Kipling's grand poem, be very circumspect, since an omin­ his generosity in auditing the books. "If IPURE carry on ami extend, did not cease asked Mr. G. Robinson. Elk Lake, to Votes of thanks were also passed to Mrs. Archer Martin, who has been ous figure holds sway, presaging re-_ but doubled their efforts. visiting her son and daughter-in-law, address the meeting. He gave a very* Mrs. Hall, the district president, grvt and sorrow. A child born on The departments of work Include the officers of the society for the interesting talk on seeds and seed gave a few encouraging and helpful good work done during the year, to Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy Martin In Lo* this 4ay should make a good success hospitals, child welfare, immigration, Angeles for the past six months, is growing particularly sweet l>eas. and remarks, outlining some very pruc of Its affairs and should rise in life, the owners of Belmont House for navy. Hoy Scouts, Girl Guide* and expected home Thursday. the marketing of British Columbia tiesl work for temperance women, but disaster1 may follow an undpe their kindness in providing accom­ seeds. Many questions . were asked, and urging all present. If not already xMILK many local works, small perhaps Indulgence in pleasure or gay com­ modation for Red Cross headquar­ in scope, hut very Important In their The many friends of Mrs. Stanley the members gathering much useful so. to become temperance workers. pany. unless carefully trained In helpfulness in the immediate circum­ ters. to the pres* for their continued Information: A hearty vote of thanks Her slogan was. "Not only every early youth. interest and the valuable rfupport Wallis. Arnold Avenue, will learn was tendered. Mrs. Reed announced stances and needs. with regret that she Is a patient of woman a missionary but every wo­ The report» of accomplishments given at all times to the operations through Mr*. H. Plnhorn the reor­ man a temperance worker, that the of the society, stressing particularfy Jubilee Hospital, having undergone a ganisation of the Boy Scouts at Royal are known to all members and it is serious operation Saturday. great infamy of sending Bibles and hoped everyone will avail herself of their interest in connection with the Oak. with a meeting to take place in missionaries in the same ship with the joy and privilege of attending workshop. >n Friday afternoon at her home the Royal Oak schools on Monday, the liquor which debauches, may Ik* OFFICERS ELECTED on the Gorge Road. Mrs. W N. Mit- February 9. at 7.30 pm., when Mr. soon swept from the escutcheon of the the service of thanksgiving In RavenhUl. Major Burton. Mr. A. whatever place she may Ue. At the general committee meeting heil entertained a number of guests Christian nations." at the tea .hour in honor of her Wilson, find others will address the A collection was taken, which goes The service Arranged by the Muni­ which took place immediately after meeting, with the reeve. Robert Mar- cipal Chapter of Victoria is to be the annual meeting the following ex­ daughter. Mr* J. McMillan Muir of wholly lo mlstwonary work, such as nlcol. In the chair Dainty refresh­ that done by Miss Hproule, the pro held Friday next at 11 am. in the ecutive committee was appointed: Portland. ments were then served bv the hos­ chapel of the Memorial Hall and ii It. J. Angus. Mrs. W 1.1. Bullock- tesses of the day. Mrs. Coton and vinclal missionary. In the lumber in the hands of the Ministerial Asso­ Webster. P. F. Curtis. Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson 1777 Mrs Blanco. Hostesses tor the next and mining camps of B.V..» XJ ciation of the city. Fleming. Mrs. J. I* Grimison. F. W. Ray Street, announce the marriage institute meeting will be Mrs. A. T. A pleasing feature of the day was .-A «It*. r>*^,__ Unm" fe Jones. Sir Richard ls "opera intime'* which Is to be pre­ largely occupied the"" atfehllon" oftlRF Mrs. Catherine T. Jackson. 1922 Angeles. California. sented at the Memorial Hall. Van­ society during the >ear. ex-service couver Street, to-morrow afternoon patients in hospital had been visited Blanshard Street, announces the en­ gagement of her third daughter. Annie Mr C. W. Cutforth. of the Inter- st 5 o'clock by two visiting artists. and taken for drives and various IjoI* Holt coloratura soprano, and Lillian, to Clarence C. Dempaey of national Htblo Student., gave a lec- comforts distributed to them Re­ Edwin Cook, basso canto. Beattie. The marriage will lure in the auditorium on Lite oa Send It To The lief work was ai at i undertaken in the -garth In th»1 New W^-td." ------The. .very. sitracUYt .MKframiM families of ex-service men. 128 such place thle month In Sèàltlé. mill include scenes from Verdi’* families being assisted. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mathews of Mrs. J. T. Taylor gave a Jolly little "Rlgoletto" and Massenet's opera WORKSHOP REPORT Arnold Avenue, arompanted by Mrs. evening party at her home on Mt. "Thais," a* well as a number of old VALENTINE H. V. Knight, left on the steamer Baker Avenue. The evening was French songs made famous by. Yvette The Red Cross workshop report spent in games and court whist and Guilbert, and to be sung to-morrow m Emma Alexander yesterday for Ban UAKER& showed that the amount of wages music. A guessing contest was won by Ills* Holt. Laundry pal'd increased, from $14,833.21 In Francisco, from where they will FAVORS, CARDS motor south. They expect to be away by Mrs. Robinson and the wlnm In the production of the scene from 1923 to $18,191.91 last year. The, to­ the court whist was Mrs. Ramsay. "Thais" to-morrow, the curtain will (Comic and Sentimental) 1 tal sales were $16,899.87, an increase for some weeks. Mrs. Taylor served a nice -nipper. rise upon the good Monk Athaniel, There are usually a number of of $4,862.66 over the previous year. Decorations. Cut Outs. Place Cards, The Amputations Association held Those present were Mesdames J who from the roof of a house. over: articles in a home which the Invitations, etc., in great array The average monthly loss per man Ramsay. S. Brethour, H. Shade, G. loeklng the city of Alexandria sings employée! shows it decrease from its semi-monthly dance Friday Feb­ average housewife does not ruary 6. and dancing was thoroughly Cochran, J. Robinson. Whiting. F. "Delia Dene Terrible Cite." Here -$44.64 to $87.03. After deducting the Hal set it snd A. Waseerer and the Edwin Cook show* himself to be think of in connection with a amount received from the Depart­ enjoyed by patrons from 9 p.m. to Misses W. Fatt. R. Matthews, I«. FREE CLASSES 1 a m. to the strains of Joe Parker s a complete master of his voice, which laundry. now being held from 10 a m. to 12 ment of H.C.R. under the agreement, orchestra. The ladles Auxiliary Christie and F. Houldsworth. is of tremendous power and beauty. noon and 2 to 6 p.m. daily in the the total coat to the local branch of During the interlude between the kindly arranged and served the re­ G AH AND ISLAND WE LAUNDER the Red Crois Society was $1,360.82. freshments In the Interval. first and second acts, "Meditation" Bed The funds for this work were as will be played on the violin by Drury i Curtains îsùal provided from the proceeds of The Active Pass hockey team Pryce. Lace itkmnsovte A very pleasant function was held played Ganges, the result being a win économie^,finest Q/atti Blanket* t^ujldlbj^rt .« th. "g, ^lar „.lr,t preeby At the opening, of the next eceoe. Auto Robes lo Xho latter Jour goals to one. society by the latelaf TTon.T. w. Fat- terlan_ Church...... L on Friday »v»nin«evening, Thais Is bidding adieu to some of Feather Pillows Art Crafts wards tea was served by Mrs. her friend*. Bhe is despondent feel * ‘ The committee han pleasure ttr re­ when a.:large jn.ulB.ber. of members of Steward. Mrs, Harris srtdMJssMay leious, Table" Cloth» I,et us show you how to m th» Ledlrt- Aid Socièiy and M»nd«iAmons ,^oae from "CRM» Tatand 4ng -ih»V -Uha about liée is ..empty.* tie void of peace and happiness. She Auto Seat Covers vour own Favors. Costumes. cording these result* a* indicating «.embled there to do honor to one , wer, Cupialn and Mr., fienroache. Feather Beds, etc. Flowers and Sealing Wax Novelties fears her charms may fade, so she the good work done by tho manager of their number, Mr., Job|i MvKIn Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Ford and and foreman, and the efforts of the pray* to her mirror and to Venus iwgHprrrOTnq non, t ook Street, and to wi.h her Veter Dennle. Whatever can he cleaned with men employed to carry on In spite the God dews of Beauty, to keep her soap and water we can launder farewell previou. to her leavIn* the forever an enchantress. Athanaci of serious handicaps, also as showing cltxto take up her re.ldence In Van­ The annual meeting of the new to your satisfaction. DIGGONS the soundness of the workshop hall was held In the achoothouse. The enters, richly garbed In a robe bor­ couver. Mrs. McKinnon waa a scheme for disabled men as origin­ following election of offteore look rowed for the occasion, and tells lier DUNCAN been prepared by Miss Kathleen Phone 16300 THE DENNIBON STORE .valued member of the society and It of Divine love and everlasting life. Roberts. There will also bé a fancy 1208-10 Government Street ated in Victoria. \X« with deep regret that the ladle, place: President. Mr. George George, As st I>ecember 31. 1924, there aon; secretary. Mr. Paul Scoonea: Hhe at first ridicules him then grows The ladies of Ht. Peter's Sewing work table, convener. Mi*s Mr El ford, hid her adieu. During the evening afraid. As she Is about to ca*t the with Mrs. J. Stewart and Mrs. Har­ were thirty-three men on the roll of „he wan presenteil with a short ad- committee, Mrs Twlsa, Mr. Gyrtl Society held their annual general the shop. Bince the start In April, Morgan. Mr. Uird and Mr. A. Cayaer. spell of Venus upon him, he discards vey as conveners of the tea room. dre.. and a beautiful piece of uee- hi* mantle revealing himself meeting on Wednesday afternoon, New Method 1921. sixty-two disabled men have It was decided to build a mala hall An enjoyable time Is assured all who ful household .liver, Th* presenta­ monk. Thais Is frightened and la the president, Mr*. John Fox. In the been employed, of these fourteen with three adjoining rooms, The attend, and all friend* of the- order tion wa « made by Mrs. Gould and building Ih to be started not later willing to accept the faith he offer*, chqir. All officers were re-elected: will be, made welcome by Mrs. L. H. have left t<« take up other employ­ Mrs. J. O. Hrown, after which de­ but outside the Voice of Nicias, her In English Kennels ment. eleven have resigned for vari­ than September. The cash balance for President, Mr*. John Fox; vice- Hardie, provincial president. Latindry limited licious refre.hmente were eerved. 192 4 Is $673.56. The objective la $800, old love, keeps calling to her. and ous reasons, three have died, thirty- president, Mr*. Jaques; secretary, (Ctadultd„wa i pegs for 100 years Thl. part of the programme waa ably which la expected to be leached this bring* back the thought* of her 1016-17 N. Park Street three are still In the shop, and one Mrs. C. Hazelt : trsesitr** ", supervised by Mr., A. R. t'hrletie, Summer. voluptuous life, and the scene closes Benbow’s Dog Mixture Is doing some work at home. assisted by several other ladles. with her hysterical refusal to accept Htanhops; buying committee, Mrs. COWICHAN STATION LUXTON any God but her love. Jaques and Mr*, t-u. Mr. and Mr«. George Blackburn Compton-bundle kindly conscnteu to The annual meeting of 8lr Clive entertained at a very pleasant eve­ The Luxton and Happy Valley arrange the tea list. It waa decided M, "Busy Bees" Health Club held a most THIRD OF CHARM that in future meetings would only MacFarlane Dreg Co. rhllllps-WoUey Chapter I.O.D.E. was ning on Thursday at their home on OUR held at the house of Mrs. L. P. Norie. Wanesna Htreel, the evening being successful meeting on Thursday LECTURES ARRANGED be held once a month, on the second Cor. Douglee and Johnson, The business of the meeting was to spent In earde and muale. The win­ afternoon In the Luxton Halt Thursday, not W’ednesdAy a* here­ Victoria tofore, the next meeting will be on elect officers for the year. Mrs. T. ners of the court whist were: First. Esquimelt Quids* -The Esquimau The third of the series of lecture* WELLINGTON C. Knocker, regent, was in the chair. Mrs. R. Kndean and Mr. D. Grant; the second Thursday In March, In Girl duldes will not hold n meeting on "Charm" will be given at the the parish room. A donation of $26 By acclamation Mrs. Knocker was second. Mrs. F. ShiUltoe and Mr. R. W.C.A. headquarters, Yates Street, rr-elected as regent of the chapter. Ktnnear; consolation, Mrs. K. Marsh this week. was made toward* a memorial for to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock wh?i the late Canon Leakey. ,-The Hum- J The officer* chosen were: Mrs. J. and Mr. E. Redford. Mis* Isobel Miss Isbister will give an address on Ÿoui ------frLÜyf RÜQ8------Reade, hon. regent; Mrs. Hunting- ■nor sale will be eliminated, and all ' JS&A Mllldenhall and Miss Ixtulae Hart­ "Food Values and Nutrition." Miss ij/ot COAL No matter how old and threadbare ton, first vice-regent; Mrs. McCon­ ley were the accompanists. MrA R. Isbister l* the teacher of household efforts be directed towards a suc­ your carpets may be, we can reweave nell. secretary; Mrs. Turner, trea­ cessful sale in the Winter. Mr. E. them into1 attractive and durable new Ktnnear, Mrs. It. Endean and Mrs. R. WOMEN’S C0VNCIL science and hygiene at the Normal Produces MORE HEAT and rugs at a nominal price. surer; Mrs. Tooker, standard bearer; C. Jolly helped the hosteea with the School and her address should be of W. Carr-liilton wa if given « vote uf LASTS LONGER. (AltVKTKlUA CO. educational secetary. Mrs. Stanler; supper, which was served at a table ANNUAL MEETING considerable Interest. thanks for auditing the books of the —by the magic of the wondrous 921 Fort Street. Phone 14$S Echoes, Mrs. Morten. centred with pink carnations. Those society. The meeting adjourned and phonograph. And the best part For dele lie ••• pas** 4 and 16 riseelfted Tea was served by the members. Lump—Nut—Slack present Included Dr. H. H. Livaey. The Local Council of’Women Daughters of Fity—Through the Mrs. O. O. Day klpdly served tea. la, that you may hear the latest SX.W.. i-h... pirt..r. About thirteen were present. Mr. and Mra. R. Klnnear. Mr. and will hold Its annual meeting to­ kindness of Mr*. H. Currie, the music to your heart's contant. Daughters of 1*11 y will hold a sliver METCHOSIN Mrs. R. Endean. Mr. and Mra. E. morrow and Wednesday In the Valentine Tea—The King's Daugh­ The cost la small; the enjoy­ tea at “Cherry Bank,". 81$ Quadra Redford, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hart­ schoolroom of the Metropolitan ters are all In readiness for their ment" la large and never-ending. RICHARD HALL The dance held at Metchoettt Hall Ht reel on Tuesday, February ley, Mr. and Mrs. K. Marsh, Mr. and Methodist Church. The sessions Valentine tea which is to be held In on Friday under the auspices of the from $ until • o'clock. Spring's Smartest Shoes Metchosin Women's Institute was a Mra. O. Falrhurst, Mr. and Mro I). will commence daily at 10 a.m. the King's Daughters' rest room, 6 SOHS Grant, Mr. and Mrs. F. ShiUltoe, Mra. and 2 p.m.. and will be open to Y»t*s great *oclal success. There was a Hibben-Bohe Building, on Hat unlay, Street , Established 1832 fou are Invited to see them at good attendance and good music iH.s R. K. Jolly. Miss Isobel Mllldenhall. the Interested public. To-morrow PH___ hold Its regular February 14, from 3 to 6. Madame KENT’S •» Miss lAiUlaa .Hartley. Mies Orrtrudu afternoon an address will be the , V.O.N. 1212 Oevsmment Street supplied by Wood's Uircte piece or­ .monthly- meetingm 0» Tuesday, Fcbsw- Zara has very kindiy consejiled ^ Phonograph And Rad tele Stere chestra. Supper’ was Acfvîd by the Endean. Miss Eva Parmlehael, Mr jriven. t»r Kkyof t»endfSY. «mil, at Linden help the order by reading tbs tea Phohe S3 MVTB1EÀS0H Reg Groves. Mr Jack Marfh and"* l»ry-U»-At 1203 Douglas t. Plmwe 3804 ladles of the Institute and an enjoy­ • I Avenue. | cups and a good programme has able evening was spent. Mr. Stanley Hlackbura. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925

PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTS

Choose your Furniture and Furnishings from the largest and best selected stocks in Victoria. Choose now, because prices are extremely low. Take advantage, too, of our new Ten Per Cent Extended Payment Plan, which enables you to furnish your home with good furniture without any strain on your purse. During this Sale we are introducing the Ten Per Cent Extended Payment Plan in the Draperies, Household Staples, Hardware and China Departments, providing the purchases amount , to $50.00 or over. •< X The New Spring Suits Useful Kitchen Helps at February Sale Prices Universal Bread Mixers English Flour Sifters Are Here Three-minute bread mixers, kneads' One-quart size, made of heavy tin the dough evenly and thoroughly, and with firm grip hand le j Sale / ■» V. i ani^ is a great labor-saving device. Price, each ...... 35«» Four-loaf sixe. Sale Price 93.4» Maintes* Steel Potato Peelers Fight-loaf size. Sale Price 94.49 Lancashire Potato Peelers, made in Featuring Shorter Skirts and Dish Cloths England of stainless steel, cord grip Made of «oft cotton string. Sale handles., Sale Price ...... 19* Knee-length Coats Price, 4 for ...... 25<* —Lower Main Floor

They are expertly tailored from all wool trieotines in navv anil blank. Coats Beautiful Upholstered Furniture Universal Food Choppers, Special whieh are belt less, are knee length' have notch or roll collars, slit pockets anil are Even at the Sale Prices You May Buy These Handsome Suites or Individual Pieces at $2.98 fastened with single or double buttons. on Our New Ten Per Cent Extendede Payment Plan Indispeneible to every kitchen, No. 2 size Universal Food Some have simple J^rimmj^gs of, braid_ or .8na*U,>ChesUH6sld, Suite ...... — Large Chesterfield Suite .—- - Chopper. Just 25 of*them, to sell at this special low. 1 .....! buttons, Nieelv lined with striped or Including settee and two chairs covered in Covered in figured mohair and trimmed with floral sateen. The shorter skirts arc plain tapestry; has spring seats and well stuffed hacks plain material, loose Marshall spring construe- and arms. \ (P "I "I ET AA tion ; regular $425.00i (POCfb AA $2.98 tailored having one pocket and narrow Sale Price ...... «bllO.UU Sale Price ...... «bODl/.UU licit at waist. Sizes 16 to 42. Three piece Chesterfield Suite 2 only All Upholstered Bed Divanettes Attractively priced at Covered in blue and rose tapestry ; has com- With double spring seat construction, good 250 Yards of Sturdy Unbleached Sheeting at fortable loose Marshall rush- (P "| AA tapestry covering; makes comfortable double ions. Sale Price ...... «P-lOveVl/ ' lied when open; regular $115.00. (PQQ FA Three-piece Chesterfield Suite Sale I*ri<‘e ...... Ci/OtOU 59c a Yard $29.50 Pillow arm style with full Marshall spring Large Tub Chair Heavy Unbleached Sheeting of splendid wearing quality. Made from cushion seats, covered high- U*-| Q7 FA IJ<“st construction, covered in high-grade tap- long staple yarns in a close weave ensuring hard wear ; grade tapestry. Sale Price.. «PJJt/ 4 eOvz entry.; regular $80.00. (P/ÎQ CD 81 inches wide. Sale Price, per yard Three-piece Chesterfield Suite „ *alfJ>ri alley Prunes are generally acknowledged to be superior to any long cord pulls, with blue shade; regular $37.30. Sale sockets; regular $13.50. Sale Price ...... 90.75 other similar fruit grown In California and usually command higher prices. Price ...... -...... 929.75 Floor Lamp.rgShafts The following are most economically priced : Complete Floor Lamp Del Monte Brand Prunes, size 30-40. In polychrome finish, very neatly turned, with double Oro Brand Prunes, size 70-80. Per With Polychome shaft and silk shade in rose and blue; -910.05 Per lb...... 25* chain pull sockets. Sale Price ...... lb. .. *...... lOr regular $24 45. Sale Price ...... 919.75 • '—Fourth Floor 10-lb. package ...... 92.40 —------—------:------k------—------— .....10-lb. package .------90c 25-lb.box » I . iwt ...i. v.. 9B-75 New Spring — ...... 92.20 Del Monte Brand Prunes, size 20-30. Per lb.'...... 30e Del Monte Brand Prunes, size 60-70. Pure Linen Tablecloths 10-lb. package ...... 92.90 If You Are Looking for a Gift Piece Per lb. ;...... 12^* 25-lb. box 97.00 10-lb. package ...... 91.15 Del Monte Brand Prunes, size 18L24. Ginghams In a variety of beautiful designs. 25-lb. box ...... 92.85 The largest prunes packed, at. per of China • lb...... 35* Size 68x68. Sale Price ...... $2.88 Call and see our bargain table. In the assort-. Del Monte Brand Prunes, aise 50-60. Del Monte Brand Dri-Pak Prunes, 5-lb. Just Arrived From England Per lb...... 15* tin ...... 85* Size 68x86. Sale Price . .... $3.98 ment you will find copper and briss smoker sets, 10-lb. package ...... 91.40 Oro Brand Practically Peeled Evapor­ copper trays, candle aticka, electric lamps, vases, ——25-lb. box ...... 93*40 ated Peaches, per lb. 17H* Thirty-eight Different Colorings and Patterns in Size 72x80: Sate Price ...... $4.88 jardinieres, fancy cups and saucers, cut glass Càîlfomiâ Evoparated Apricots, per vases, comports, china sugar and cream sets, etc. Del Monte Brand Prunes, size 40-50. ,1b- :...... 25* One Line Alone Size 72x108. Sale Price ...... $6.88 Per lb...... 20* California Extra Choice White Figs, —Main Floor All marked at half price and less. ~r~ 10-lb. package ...... Bl.OO per lb...... t2...... 94.75 —Lower Main Floor up and picture to yourself what farming frocks they will make for the Spring au

for the annual meeting of the I .oral Charles L. Fischer and his 11-piece ter mission numbers by Shelter's string ing of pendants and buckles for I-Ja.'lman Hotel orchestra. orchestra. dresses. Council of Women, and members were From 10 to 11 p.m.— Special Owl con­ One of the most fascinating of the Appointed tq.the social and sick com­ cert by the Meyer Davis-New Arlington crafts is basket making, with J"-n- mittees. Mrs. Rloor consented to be Hotel orchestra. Jack Renard, director. nlson crepè paper and paper rops convener of the refreshments com­ KFOA—Rhodes Department Store, IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN and a little wire to carry the design. mittee for the first part of the year. DAILY RADIO PROGRAMMES Seattle (Pacific, 455) These interesting arid useful arts Mrs Laing was Installed ns Junior From 6.45 to 8.15 p.m—1’rogramme. are being eagerly practiced and commander. Past Commander Mrs. From 8 30 to 10 p.m.—The Times pro­ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9 KPO—Hale Brothers' Radio Station, San gramme. Recital featuring Myra Van- moat women, and Dennison's Art studied by children and some won­ Btoor kindly performing that •cere­ Francisco (Pacific, 429) troft Olive. derful creations have been produced mony. Mrs. Nellie Pe'ttlplece, Pro­ GFCT-*Fletcher Bros.. Victoria (410) “Cascarets" 10c i « Craft» provide a novel and most at­ From 5.30 to 6.30 p.m —Children’s KOA—General Electric Co., Denver, tractive means of satisfying It. by the younger pupils. vincial Deputy. Is expected In Victoria From 7 to 8 p.m.- l»uo-Art and Vie- Colo. 323) The classes will continue during on February 15 tb stay until Febru­ | hour stories by l;ig Brother of KI’U, | There would appear to be no limit to trola recital broadcast by Fletcher tiros' 1 taken from the Book of Knowledge At 7 p.m.—Studio programme. Indian the number of beautiful things that this week and until further notice. ary 19, and a special meeting has been Music and Radiola House. ! From 6.30 to 7 p.m —I Mnner pro­ ruuMinl programme, opened by instru­ I can be made from crepe paper, crepe The House of, Diggon’s cordially In­ called for Tuesday afternoon, Fehru- gramme by Frank tJ. Taylor's HI mental selection, "Martha. ” by KOA if Dizzy, Bilious, ! KGO—General Electric Co.. Oakland orchestra. I’art two. the "Sunset rope and Healing wax. The possl- vites the ladles of Victoria and dis­ ary 17. at 2.30 o’clock, in the Sons of (Pacific. 300) | ("amino orchestra...... trict to attend. The classes are free Canada Hall, which all members are From 7 to /7 30 p m.—Rudy Seiger’s Trail,” by Cadmart, an Indian opera In hllities of crepe paper, and the vari­ From 5.30 to 6 p.m.—Aunt Hetty Fairmont Hotel orchestra, by wire tele- two scenes, and directed by John C. ety of articles into which it can he and no obligation attaches to at­ naked to attend If possible. After the stories and the KGO Kiddies’ Klub. Wilcox of Denver. next meeting on February 20 there ia fashioned, are marveloun. Flowers, tendance. A splendid exhibition of At 8 p.m,- Kducatlonal programme Kiom 8 to 9 p.m.—One hundred and KLX—Oakland Tribune, Oakland ip shades, «ummer hats and Ttennison Art (’rafts is on view In to bn a shower for one of the mem­ From 10 pm. to 1 am.—Dance music fourth organ recital by Theodore .1 (Pacific, 509 4) Constipated j Fascinating Novelties Being dnlam skes that can scarcely be dis­ Diggop's window and Is attracting bers who la to be married this month. programme by Henry Halstead's or­ It win at the Wurlltxer. From 6 to 7 p.m. - Dinner concert by much notice. chestra and soloists. Hotel St. Francis, At 1.30 p m. Talk on "Preventative Clement Barker, American Theatre or­ Taught at Diggon’s Store tinguished from silk—these the ladles San Francisco. whfl have been attending 1 Uggon's Dentistry” by Dr W. W ILeslie. ganist. from the theatre by direct wire. Mrs W. A. Parrott has recovered K F I—Earle C. Anthony Inc., Los An. From 9 (o 10 p.m—Talk on "Better From 8 to 9.30 p.m.— Educational pro­ By Experts classes have learned to make under Quben Alexandra Review.—A very sufficiently from her operation to re­ gelee (Pacific. 447) lighting” by H. C. Barnard. l*ro- gramme. the expert tuition of Miss Gudmund- pleasant time was spent by the mem­ ranime given by the members rtf tin turn home to the Alcazar Mansions. From 5.30 to C p.m —Floryane Thomp­ From 9 30 to 10 p.m.—Musks led by aon. bers of Queen Alexandra Review No. son, soprano. Jacuity <»f the ArrTlhtg.i Musical Col­ •he American Theatre orchestra. John A large number of interested and Another of the Dennison art» la 11 at their regular meeting Friday From * to 9 p.m —Evening Herald lege. Whirry Lewis directing, radiocast from enthusiastic ladies are taking part in the employment of sealing wax. dis­ evening. The meeting was held in programme. From 10 to 11 flm.—Gene James i the theatre by direct wire. the classes in the I>ennlson Art U.8. YACHTS GOING OVER From 9 to 10 p.m.—Walter M Murphy Rond Room Bowl orchestra, playing a At 10 p.m—Regular meeting of the solved in alcohol, and used much the the Sons of Canada Hall. Pandora the l alacu Hotel. l-ake Merritt Ducks. <'rafts that are now beljig held in Motors Co., presenting a classic pro­ same as nil» are used in painting. Street, and the Commander, Mrs. gramme. Diggon’s store. 1210MBHMriHGovernment Vases painted in the richest and mont London, Feb. 9.—Several American KTHS -Aeiiogton Hotel. Hot Springs KFAt—Washington State College, Pull­ Ricketts, occupied the chair. There From 10 to 11 p.m.—Ray West and Arkansas (S7B) 7 man, jWash. (Pacific, 330) . Street. The classes are under the beautiful and harmonious tints by was one visitor from Victoria .Re­ yachts are expected to créés the At­ hlx Alexandria Hotel orchestra. From 7 30 to 9 p.m —Varsity Quar- direct supervision of Miss G ud mu mi­ this method cannot be distinguished view No. 1, and a goml attendance of lantic this Summer to participate In From 6 30 to 8 p.m -Concert by ifii ft on State Col aou. Dennison’s special instructor______. __ JÊÊÊ ^ K JR—Northwest Radio Service C»., from the best hand-painted or en- members, much business being Iran an ocean race being vorganized for Seattle (Pacific, 4M) stm.ne Quartette. Little Rock; - Mi* . from the epmpany s head office. . in. amelled porcelaip w-are, The eoiorthg -August» Thaproposed ««ijww wwi.s, .Natalie. Brjgham vtollniyt, „W.,. C • «acted. ; Tfre comma rider wiur-pkMNicd At 5 50 p.m —Filch> bitten. ' New York, and Misa C. Stubbs. Dig- Sri the "Wax fs absolutely permanent. to ' welcome the members -steamer Salvage Chief, lies submerged to Japanese parents in the United . Montreal States after Decernl**/ 1 shall he re­ From New York | on Mary Island with rocks piercing her hull. 1 he ship was garded as exclusively American citi­ Mar. 24 ...... Montrerai manoeuvring in an attempt to float the second of two Davis rails, zens unless parents, within fourteen WEST INDIE# CIUIRK days after birth, expressly reserve Feb. 21—From New Yofk...... Montroja* which had gone ashore on the Island, when she struck a sub­ Japanese citizenship for the child merged rock snag and ripped a hole in her hull. . through the Japanese consulate, • Almost immediately she began to settle and ( apt. F. C. Meat 'allure to register such reservation automatically relinquishes any claim ford ordered the crew to abandon the ship, as there was no time which the Japanese Government T rampacific to«bc lost. To start the pumps would have been out ot the ques­ might have on that child, as in the T ramatlantic case of dual citizenship which rec­ tion, for it was only a matter of seconds before the water was EMPRESS OF CANADA alled previously. OCEAN over the ship’s deck. which was delayed some hours by the rAglng gale which came north from the California coast yesterday and Vital statistics show that upward# of forty children have heed born to SERVICES The crew of the Salvage Chief which struck the Empress when she was close to shelter and reeling off the last few knots before she reached the Straits. She arrived shortly after mid-day at the quarantine station to-day, and made the harbor here early In Japanese parents since December 1 were taken aboard the tor t'ape SCARCITY OF BAIT last. All Lines Scott, and when wlrcleee messages “the afternoon. CONSUL’S ADVICE C U N A R D recounting the, wreck were received Prince Rupert. Feb. 9 Despite Explaining the workings of the ANCHOR here the 8«. Tecs, another of the many prospecting trips for the 856^6676 new law, t’onsul-General Yamasaki Salvage Company's ships. Immedi­ usually plentiful herring, local said : ANCHOR-D ON A LDSON Make your re.-rvation emHy and fishermen report there is a com­ “I i«m personally urging expatria­ secure choice uf accommodation. ately left poet te glv«fc*id. The Tees plicative scàtclty this y ear’of the tion y»f those Japnfiësë Who are go­ ------— cAlfaMaw nMyrica.—— STORMS RAGING OFF COAST FROM HALIFAX was standing by this morning In the silver fish which will he required ing to make the United States their CITY TICKET OFFICE Te Plymouth-Iherboam-Ixtntkm hope that something might be done as liait when the halibut season in the future and urging par­ Antonia ...... Feb. 23 Mar. 30 911 Government St. Tele. 1242 to render aid to th# stranded ship. reopens on the fifteenth of this ents to take advantage of the new Aueonl* ...... Mar. 9 The stern of the vessel Is about month. ■ i law which .aids them in effecting ex­ AnUanla tnmlta London) ...... Apr. 20 twenty feet under water, hut the DELAYS AND DAMAGES BIG patriation of their children. To Qurenatowa and Liverpool damage to the ly*ll Is not known. Shipbuilding Orders Scarce; Tht new law is a measure of the, Varmanla ...... Mar. desire of the Japanese Govemipent Caronio ...... , , Mar. 1* Apr. 13 has done fine work Consider Workmen’s In- to- remove obJ«>ctIons raised to^ the To IÜMIOV The Salvage Chief has a record "f | r? W Arffwita. ■ : U Morning Steamer —' excellent'/iFfrefrybBurrv ivc '■** ema wse-r-. 1 she. evidence of my Government's desire FROM NKW YOKE has been In the service of the sal'age LINERS CROSSINGPACIFIC TO liMTIl» to maintain friendly relations. To QurrtuMwi and Liverpool company for some months, havdnx •Glasgow, Feb. 9 —The immediate posl tlop and outlook In the shipbuilding in "I urn only asking* the people of lainraetrla. . .Feb. 21 Carman la. . . .Frh>. 21 been acquired from the Canadian F,i- duat'ry are e<. e«-dlngly ' grave, accord­ the United States to exercise toler­ Auranla. . Mar. 7 Caron la...... Mar. 14 SEATTLE clflc Railway last Summer. Since ing to John Farr, pressaient of the Ship- ance und patience with the Japanese To Cherbourg and VIA PORT ANGELES, DUNGENEtl iniilding Employees' Federation, In an Aqultanla Feb. 21 Mar. 14 Apr. • AND PORT TOWNSEND that time she has never lost an op­ HUNT CHINESE OF as with other races to the end that Iterengarla .... Feb. 28 Mar 25 Apr. IS portunity to render assistance to ! Aorangi Suffers When Giant Wave Crashes Over Her article in the Industrial Review of The n . i Glasgow Herald. .The work in hand the Japanese may he understood To Loudou decry aud GIaagow shipping, ami has answered manv Ss. SOL DUC Port Side; One Passenger Breaks Leg and Boy is..«.r. .h,r, i.i«,.,.pr..a.hin*,« bett<‘r. 1 believe a better under­ Columbia.. . , Feb. 21 Cameronla... Feb. 28 distress calls on the coast amt in all Port Side;1 One Passenger Breaks Leg and Boy is I pletlon. and there is little, and in many standing will remove all of the pre- Athenla Mar 7 Columbia Mar. 21 leaves Victoria dally except Sunday at 10 15 a m < arriving Seattle 6.41 weather. It was a great misfortune shipyards nothing, to fill up empty juolce now lodged against, my people To Ply month. t her bourg - Ixmdon Cut With Broken Glass; Empress of Canada Also berths, says Mr. Harr Th4 orders ob- Antonia ...... Feb. 21 Mar. 28 p m. Returning leaves Seattle daily officials of the company stated tht. and 1 am confident the people of the except Saturday at midnight, striv­ morning, that an accident of >hl» Ausonla ...... Mar. 7 Apr. 11 Delayed Making Port Here To day. United tSalea In their hearts mean To Ply mouth-Cherbourg- Hamburg ing Victoria 9.15 a m. For ticket» Should have occurred on a compara­ Nine Stewards Skip Ashore prit es make only jart provision, ami in to l»c absolutely fair and just to Andanla . . Mar. 14 Apr. 18 May 22 and information call on tively minor lob and where Is was . : some eases no provision for establish Money orders and draft a at lowest E. E. BLACKWOOD, Agent not a question of life and death as From President Jefferson | jnei.t charger rate*. Full Information from Agents or 912 Government Street Phone 71 OS has been the ease when the little ship ! Such a condition of affairs. Mr. Itarr Company's Offices, «22 Hastings SL W., •Vancouver, 11. C. has rushed to the aid of various and Elude Law H. S. HOWARD. Agent A violent storm sweeping up the coast from southern Cali- ! tw'miK-ii kwaw' Tht'Ÿèi-îmg £•’- C.P.R. Dock hone 1532 utricken craft. When the Admiral Oriental liner forniun points to Vancouver Island, has seriously hampered and j“ll|.,™ry"h<,lKb““dK!t*!'hé'™™nh“iid,'n OFFICIAL STATEMENT 1‘resident Jefferson sailed from this delayed shipping. Ocean shipping felt the force of. the terrifie ! doing so (hey are çonaiâerinx the in "ALL BLACKS HAVE "The Salvage Chief is in a very port yesterday on the first voyage to critical condition, with Just her fun­ the Orient since her reconditioning, pale to such an extent that vessels were forced to nea\e to and than those of the shar»hoiders T.Sa. “CARDENA” nels showing above water." said offi­ Sails from Vancouver 1 there were nine Oriental members of roll in the gigantic seas, at the mercy n.f the elements. VESSELS MOVEMENTS Mill Bay Ferry cials of the salvage company tills her crew missing. Since the vessel is BIG TIME AT BANFF DAILY SCHEDULE. INCLUDING ,^x3?AB-YdItlwnA''STRe- morning "She went down almost A,*^ert traveling light, there was no attempt The new motorship Aorangi. in the <'anadian-Australasian __ SUNDAYS Immediately she «truck, with her bot­ made to fill \ the vacancies. -amcronla at Glasgow from New No Stoppage for Weather tom almost ripped out. The crew United States Immigration Depart­ service, which so lately left this port, was seriously damaged in 1 New Zealand Rugby Players Lv. Brentwood Lv. Mill Bay had barely time to escape l^fore the ment to-day were endeavoring to lo- the gale. Two of her passengers were injured, when a towering j T"^r|c Ilt yuwn,town from N,w Had to be Dragged Away (Verdier Ave ) (Camp Point) "nTkML.u,yj"A LP^:Ei°m water watt washing over her decks. xuite the. missing men and to ascer­ 7.30 a m. *.15 a m. wave crashed on her Dort an4 portion» of her frame work i jork. ---- 9.M aJ3L...... 19 99 a m. The pump* were hot eve^v started. tain whether or m>t- they had escaped From Winter Sports 11 a m. . 11.90 noon The Teen is standing by " with aid from confederates in Seattle. anil the bridge were destroyed. One, a man. had his leg broken I "Huntclsre at BE John from lAm ï.ftO p.m. ______iVAftfher CQndDions to-flay _ Chief Inspector ÏT W. Rotz sent and a boy suffered ruts from broken glass. _____ *>°RothwHl at St. John -from Ivmdon. 3.90 p m. 4.30 p.m. Tmrr rrTTilfr forri»- of Immigration offi-. S-36-prlMv 6-OO-mO.------. Gal in tho wir and broadcast your vesterday are not of The tycst. Th*r« H* nlf. Feb. 9.-—"Canadian girls are- wants through our classified ads. cers t.» Victoria aboard th<* iBIp yes­ According to wireless advices rc- the beet deacera we Save met since SAVES 14 MILES Î* a strong wind blowing and the Handles Any Size Car water Is washing over the vessel. terday collecting data on the missing celved at the Gonzalcg Station here,, we left New Zealand last Spring. Fare: Care with Driver. 76c upt Meet of the Quick Sales ai;d Rental* men and endeavoring to get photo­ the Aorangi hove to froln 1.30 a.m. Canadian Winter sports and Western Phone 7037 or Keating 7M of property are made through clasmnea PREPARED FOR EMERGENCY graphs from the ship. ' .Canadian hospitality are the things advertising. The Pacific Salvage Company, Capt. F. R. Nichols stated before Sunday to 10 a.m. of the same day, TIMES SHIPPING CHART which will bring us back to Canada despite their loss, will be prepared his ship sailed that he expected to and the ship suffered a bad buffet­ some day If we have to work our way- for any emergency which may arise fight his way through heavy-weather ing about. DEEP 8EA ARRIVALS on the boats-*’ This was the unani­ before the Tees and the Salvage off the Coast. Reports had reached The Empress of Canada, too. was Steamer Master Ton Agent mous declaration of that superb Em­ Chief are hack and ready the ship of a severe gale raging off delayed from her usual to-the-mlnute pire aggregation known a* the New C P R. again. The steamship■n. Hercules. ; riattery. schedule, when she encountered the Emp. of Cànada S. Robinson Orient Feb. 9 Zealand All-Blacks football team, as from the company's station at Van- i same storm, liut the big liner fought Toyama Maru Teramoto 709ft N.T.K. Orient Feh. 1C they left Banff early Monday morning j couver, will be transferred here im­ I her way through It with a greater Phllootetes 11446 Klthets Orient Feb. 13 for Vancouver. mediately from the mainland, and degree uf auccess than did the Aor - Emp of Russia A. Hosken C P R. Orient Feb. 23 The Ail-Blavks virtually had to be. will lie alongside the wharf here in , ! ungl. Tahiti C.P,R. Auet ralla Feb 19 pulled out of Banff by Manager 8. S . case she is called to some vessel In 1 Superintendent F. Napier Denison, Africa Maru Komlya Rithets Orient Feb; 27 In*an. During their two days' stay) distress off the roast The Hercules of the Gonzales Height Observatory here they not only donned their first J essel well suited to salvage here, reports that the barometer reg­ pairs of skate* and played a game of j la istered 28.80 .yesterday morning. This COASTWISE MOVEMENTS mouth. Theme, Cardiff, Liverpool, tilaxgow, January 24-, hockey, hut they Joined the frolic of TO EUROPEAN POST is particularly low for this coast, and [he Winter catTiTVJU and competed -m-j NEW SHIP SPEEDING pat r leu lari y so .for Victoria. The Fer Vancouver Canadian Importer left Norfolk for •very other sport from skliing to Antwerp. The new steamer which 1. on her C. J. Smith in Charge of Can­ storm centre was 500 miles off thu r PR. at earner leaver Sally at dwlmmlng. nnd won two first prizes coast but extended from California to Canadian Inventor 1* ft Port Al- In the latter sport. wav to this port from Knglan.l - beml for Yokohama January 16. making tier best possible time in­ adian National Continental • Vancouver Island, and was felt in the C.PR. at earner leavei dally at 11.41 All Banff ment wild with laughter essential Straits <.f Juan de Fuca,'Georgia end Canadian Planter left Sydney for Btindny afternoon wheh these big wards Victoria, for It Is Victoria thnt there he fl Ship holh lit th. x e - Business the Sound. P'm" From Vanceuver . , , huskyhusky goo asststaTit of pllghtly last night" ev ery dlr»cit«»n a* tli«H bulky giants the Canadian National Railways, haa p.m. Canadian Winner left Victoria for plunged and piled up uwkwnrdly on and to ascertain the chance* of sav­ This morning the storm showed Foe Seattle Boston and Halifax been appplnted vice-president of the sign* of diminishing In Irttensity and the hard cold ice. forgetting every­ ing the vessel. The probability I*, C.P.R eteomer leaves dally at Canadian Coaster arrived Frisco they say. that the Chlff can be system In charge of the Kuropean «hipping was making good way again. thing but the fact that they were Sol* Due leaves dally, except Sun January 31. , having a whale of a time, and mak­ floated. and continental business of the com­ Fuller reports of damage to «hips °-/LCi pany, with headquarters at 19 Cock- Canadian Farmer left Astoria for ing the crowds r*»ar with laughter at sea was expected here to-day. The days, at 10.15 a m Pedro. spur Street, London, England. The Aorangi is continuing her voyage, but LIKE CANADA Canadian Rover arrived Victoria CHARTER MARKET off let* of executive assistant to the will need to styp for repairs at her This is the first chance we have president will be abolished. SUNRISE AND SUNSET January 30. next'port of call. Canadian Observer arrived Ocean had to l*e really natural, and have a William Phillips, who has held the real g.hHl time since we left home." City of Victoria (Br). 3f.30 ton*, Time of mmrtee and raneet nK convenience it anticipated— A steamer (tank), gasoline. Cali­ ! Commander Brabant, senior naval ...... 11 00 * *'IS 1* 2.*l. . . 8.1» 8 r-1 * 8* 3.8113* k 9 1» 4» - 6 lane. Indian athlete and writer fornia to North of Hatteras, Febru­ officer here, made fio statement this The Meteorological Ob*ervatory. Gon­ B <2 * « 7.R2 * 4112.14 * « Î0 22 2 2 Los Angeles twin-bed suites, telephones ary loading; 68c. 'But Boiler Department Will. morning, hut It was understood that zales Height*. Vlctorlu. B.C. • 02 8.Si * SS * 5112 46 * 7I20 64 3 1 in all staterooms, jasx or­ • IS * 4j » 14 7 »13 17 8 «131 |7 5 1 he had the mutter under consldera- «14 8.2' » 62 7 «IlX.r.l * 4 22 01 54 PALACES IN GERMANY chestra. dancing afternoon Not be Transferred, t inn. TRANSPACIFIC MAILS « 08 Mil# 35 7.214 33 8.2 52 2« 2 7 POSITIONS BY WIRELESS No dale for the funeral of the Jap­ February. 1925 « 1« * 0 11 17 « Sllte 24 7 *123 10 3 3 TURNED INTO MUSEUMS San Diego and evening, children’s play­ Chamber Told China and .Japan « 32 1.1 13.07 « 2 16.28 7 8 23.62 4 0 anese seamen has yet been set. All Empress of Asie—Mall* closs Feb. «. « 61 « 2 IS 02 R «IlS fS « *1. . LOW FARES room, deck sports, large, were members of the' crew of the ESTBVAN. 8 pm.— , Mo,confirmation "f a rumor that the 4 p.m ; d”e at Yokohama Feh. 18, 0 11 4 * 7 12 « 4 14 08 4 9 IS 43 I 8 Berlin. Feb. tw. Heubner of E. D. KINGSLEY, San Francisco Idzumo. Shanghai Feh 22. Hongkong Feh 25 0 S3 SM 7 3* * «13 09 4 2 21 22 « 4 Including Berth and well-furnished lounging and Boiler Inspection I»epartment of the 9 1 the Ministry of Finance ha. Juet for Victoria, 159 miles south of Flat­ President Jefferson—Mall* close Feh 0 26 «.21 e i>4 » a na is Meals smoking rooms, broad decks Provincial Government will move to * 4 n m - due at Yokohama Feh 20...... 1 127 » Si 17 03 1.71. . I". puhllahed a hook on th' tery. Vancouver was secured by the Chamber ALLOW SURCHARGE Shanghai Feh 25. Hongkong March 1...... ' 9 21 » 317.34 2 2.. . . raatle* of the Hohenaollerne xhleh, —these are but a few of the 1YO MARU. 1.250 miles from Es- Alabama M*m~ Malla rinse Feb. 14, 4 ...... '10 18 ».4:i* 43 1 |l of Commerce which followed up the 4.31 * 21 « 21 * •111 24 9 4 1» SI explain» the dlepoaltlon of the pr<>- features that make Admiral tevan. Inbound. Washington. Feb. 9.—Surcharges n m • due at Yokohsms Msrch 2 perty formerly need by Kalaer Wtl Empress of Canads- Mails <*lo-e Feb 4 44 * 8* 7 24 7 * 15,2« » 8 20 1* 1 I MEIWA MART:, bound Port Al- report. directors of the Chamber were Imposed upon railroad passengers us- 4 43 * 2! « Î4 7 2'13 ?S » « 21 «8 Line travel distinctive. berni. 180 miles from Estevan fold at this afternoon's meeting. The 20 4 p.m.1 due at Yokohama March 4. 4 83 8.21 9.24 *«'14.22 * 7 2( 45 helm 11 and hla fumlly. ■ „ . 1 tng- Pullman facilities were held to­ Shanghai Mar-h *. Hongkong March 11. 4' 4!» *310 18 «.#19.11 #.5l21.2« 3't The castle of the former Kaiser TAHITI. 156 miles from Victoria, Victoria office consists . of three men day by the Interstate Commerce lyo M*ru—Mails close Feh. 25. 4 p.m.; ' 6.11 9.4 1111 6 61* 19 7 * 23 02 3 » on enter den Unden haa been thrown Inbound. and one stenographer, and according to .Commission to be justifiable, and due at Yokohama March R I «2 3 M2 03 6 0 17.31 7.1 23 39 AH open to tho public a» ft mueeurn ftnd PRINCESS KATHL1N, Ballwa for information obtained the directors were railroad* w-ere authorized to keep the Australia and New Zealand 6.15 *.1112.86 «.B'lS.S* «.71 . . will remnttn Juet ft» It waa under the Far fuit prtieuUrs upfb! Iaos Angeles. 590 miles from Los Anrangl-Ma11*. Hose Feh t. 4nm : 31 . 9.17 8.7* « 49 > l!ll 62 4 2'20.4« «5 told that itv- department has more work practice in effect. due at Auckland Feh 24. Sydney March empire The eftetle of Monhljou, Angeles. In Victoria than In Vancouver, and a The time used Is Pacific standard, for built in the l.e*Kmlng of the eight­ Sonoma (via S*n Francisco)—Mall* the 129th meridian west It is counted eenth century. I* known aa the Hoh- 901 GOVERNMENT STREET removal of the department to Vancouver from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to wôuld not he in the interest* of effi­ close Feh 7. 4 p.m ; due at Sydney midnight. The figures for height serve henaollern Museum, and la filled Merck 3. with relie» of the former ruler». ciency and wotild Involve a greater ex- to dlstlnqulsh high water from low Phone 48 NEW SHIP LAUNCHED Tahiti (via flan Frnnrlseo)—Mall* The palace of the former Crown ; pendIturtV ln (jâ'velthg expenses; close Feb. 22: due at Wellington March water Where blanks occur In the table, the tide rises or falls continuously dur­ Prince ha» been turned over to the Georg» 1. Warren, managing secre­ 16 Svdnev Marph 21. E. O. McMntaa. SwwawTwF. Jfaw. twikWa" The Cunard liner 8*. Alaunla Ventura (vis San Francisco)—Malle ing two successive tidal periods without National tindery ae on annex, and tary, st ated that It was reported that was launched at Clydet>ank at close Feb 28; due at Sydney March 24. turning. the former Koleer'» palace la uaed aa the office would In* moved probably The height is In feet and tenths of a noon on Saturday, February 7, ac­ foot, measured from the average level a museum for applied art. in April J. (>. Cameron moved th«- cording ;.tci. ç dispatch received- by C.G.M.M. MOVEMENTS The . jQtartoUenburs. .-t-WtUf. **!. -;ctpsmb4‘r of.<7prpJnerre send a ^rotest The Times to-day. - The vessel, is tfeBhatitV hw 1 rimed Into a-o Industrial PACIFIC STEAMSHIPC0 uguinsl any pTan tu remove the omet*! a slstership to the Araunla- Canadian Freighter left Gtaafcow on the sill of the drydovk at any tide, school and museum for wearing ap- | J H. net cher seconded and tha mo- j for Vlctorln January 98. add 11.9 feet to the height of hjrh tlvn carried. 1 Canadian Highlander arrived Avon- water as above given. pureL VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925

ESTABLISHED 1886 i NEWS IN BRIEF victoria fall fair WORKING TO DEVELOP Will Buy For One H. Desperd Twigg was accepted as The Victoria Fall Fair wjtl he Week Only held from August 17 to August .a member of the.fhum.bvr wf 27. immediately following the merce directors to-day. Ladies' Short Line in Boots. Vancouver Fair, which will open IE IPwlifP |§ i Charged with the theft ef a watch, on August 8 and close on :-T j Ladies’ One-strap,Slippers. the property of anoth.-r Chinaman, » August 15. The dates were an­ Boys’ School Boots. Sizes 11 to 5. young Chinese boy was remanded In­ nounced at the Pacific Northwest City Council and Chamber of Oirls’ School Boots. Sizes 11 to 2. to the Juvenile Court to-dary. Fairs' Association convention Commerce Co-operate With hHBtW !•» Jk held at Aberdeen. Wash., last Children’s Tan and Black Boots. Sizes 5 to 10}. A charge of failing to atop her au­ Week, the only other association Government tomobile behind a street car about to show being set for Skagit County, See Centre Window handle passengers, preferred against at Burlington, during the week Mrs. W. L. Martin, was remanded for coincident with Victoria. The To Make Site Attractive For hearing on Wednesday. New Westminster show will he Manufacturing Sites Maynard’s Shoe Store from September 7 to September W. E. Adams, H. Barnes, School 13. The B.C. Fairs' Association 649 Yatea Street Phone 1232 Trustee R. II. Carver of Esquimau, Blue prints prepared by the Pro­ will hold its convention In Van­ vincial Government of the proposed D. O. Cameron, U. A. Campbell, couver this week. -WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE. manager of the Bank of Nova Scotia layout of the Nonghee* Industrial and W. A. U. Cameron of the C.N.R. Reserve have been received hy the were guests at the meeting of the special committee of the Chamber of directors of the Chhmber of Com­ Commerce appointed to confer with merce to-day. the Provincial Government engi­ ONE HUNDRED AND neers, M. P. Blair reported at the A YEAR-ROUND NECESSITY A charge of retaining possession ef meeting of the -" directors of the Knitted Sweaters and Pullpvere six bath tubs, the property of others, FIVE SEEK OFFICE Chamber of Commerce to-day. Gov­ (Scotch Make) preferred against William Allen in ernment officials had expressed their city police court, has been dismissed. One hundred and- five applica­ willingness to secure the co-opera­ Argument to-day centred on an ap­ tions tor positions on the Saanich tion of members of the chamber in GORDON ELLIS LIMITED % plication for recovery of the tubs by Police force await attention by the making the reserve attractive to Men's Furnishings and Sports Wear their owner. Hearing was adjourned Police Commission to-morrow manufacturers. The reserve, he un­ 1106 Douglas Street______Near Fletcher's Music Store with leave to submit further argu­ evening, fiftf-one being sub­ derstood. had been sub-divided Into ment. mitted by residents of Saanich lots and a blue print of the pro­ Municipality. posed sites had been loaned to the The Royal Society of St. George The fIoi*l of applications has committee. ri 'Kerr. Archie Wills. Harold p. Ki­ Rachmaninoff will hold its semi-monthly meeting surprised and pleased the Com­ Mayor Carl J. Pendray and Aider- ll WOSyros Installedinstalled , worthy. Roy Manser jind William A. on Tuesday, February 17, at 8 p.m. mission. the response to the ac­ man Todd in answer to C. P. W. - - - - — I Cameron. in the Conservative Club rooms, tion of the board in calling for 1 During the dinner Charlie Hunt's Sbh wengers, president, said the city Campbell Building. The speaker will applications being considered a was working along the same lines Officers at Fine ! orchestra furnished the music, while be Ltndley Crease, K.C., who will testimony to the genera! belief j_for the dancing Prof. Heaton*» or- as the chamber. The City Council JtLV-e.-Ui.n _address" on “Impressions of among, trained police officers in would be glad to accept the co­ Banquet Saturday* hestra Vas on the platloriiL England." The president. l>eap the fair-mindedness of the board. And the ^Mtss Mary McFadden and Ix'on Quainton, will take the ^halr. operation of the Chamber of Com- The annual Installation bunquetof; "ih^fr^mrr creAt^' «... i-.i-.K * with their numbers, the former créât- Judgment for plaintiff followed the In* a Morn, „( amusement by her tin- hearing .of. Fowler vs. Dixon In •ri,ÂK=rV„|t,l ™,Lh T, l ! rutinnary efforts and the latter being County Court before Judge Lamp- £?£*££ loudly, applauded on h„ HU.oa. Conference of Mayors man this morning. IL <1. Lawson Spite pass houte Stein way vice clubs and the officials of the appears dfor the plaintiff, lire B G. Fowler. The defendant, W. Dixon The conference of Urltl.h Co- Portland, Vancouver and New West­ lumbla and prairie mayors in Ed­ minster Gyro Clubs. Sentry Shot and was not represented. Plaintiff's U. L. Maitland, president of the claim was for recovery of a furnace monton, which formed the sub­ said to have been taken from a dwell­ ject of .the recent visit of Mayor TO PEACE RIVER Vancouver ' Gyro Club, acted as in­ stalling officer. The officers Installed Killed Corporal at ing which passed under an agree­ Blatchford to the Coast, ha* been were as follows:. ment of sale between luirties. There set for the stampede and exhibi­ Rachmaninoff is one of the great figures of contemporary music. President. Harold-1*. Buttcris; vice- Honolulu Barracks had been a misunderstanding as to tion. which will take place in Ed­ president, Archie Muir: secretary, what were fixtures and what were monton in July. The object of the As a virtuoso of the piano, as a composer and conductor, he is in the William C. Hudson; treasurer, Oliver not, it was asserted. meeting is to discuss the Western Honoldlu, Feb. 9~ Corporal William M. Prentice; and directors, -Arthur I . ..frr(‘m.o»t rgpk of.JJâs Jiadtoauû-. • . ■ I - *• r-l Fwmfene** rtwvth «twr - EAtwfAg-*- (ffcr TfT gBfltt* f 0 * -Re. affaire, and particularly lit HSrahd Prairie Would be Tîoff s coining to Victoria arouses the keenest interest, and many arc last night when he failed to lived the charge of forging a cheque in the systematic protest against the challenge of a sentry at Schofield sum of $21, Chur lea Farrell was re­ municipalities being forced to Brought Within 700 Miles looking forward to his concert Appearance with the piano of his Barracks. The sentry fired five shot», minded fog sentence. C. H. care for large numbers of untwn- all of which took .effect. O’Halloran appeared for the accused, Ptoyed from the country each of Vancouver choice—the great Steinwav. «. Crumback’s home was in Detroit, asking clemency. Th| accused had | Mich. been out of work he said. Relatives ) Vancouver can be put within a FURNITURE ; The sentry is provisionally charged corroborated this and promised that little over 700 miles of the Peace For several generations the one uni­ With the endorsement of musieal i with murder. restitution would be effected. Deputy River couhtry by the construction of versal piano of true musieal genius has genius year in and year out is it not a Chief H. J. O'Leary gave the factsvof a railway through the Wapiti Pass. been the Nteinway. Lisr-t, Wagner and the case that of wrongful signature This was brought out this morning wonder that the Steinway acceptance -SALE- to a bank cheque on the account of at a discussion Premier Oliver had Rnbinstein loved the Steinway. To-day, another. with Col. J. K. Cornwall, former as the world’s finest piano is universal! MCLEAN TO REVEAL member of the Dominion House of l’aderewski, Hofmann, Cortot, Grain­ In Full Swing Everything Reduced ) Resolved An exchange of swans for pheas­ Commons, rancher, trader and now ger. Rachmaninoff and every one of ants at Elk Lake is suggested In a engaged in transportation on the the great masters use the Steinway ex­ We cordially invite you to see the letter from M. B. Jackson. K.C.. Lower Mackenzie River. STANDARD FURNITURE For 1925 chairman of the Game Conservation TAXAJ10N FACTS Col. Cornwall arrived here to-day. clusively wherever they appear. Steinway pianos in our showrooms. ltivu'd. Me states in a letter to the He i* an authority on the north To Call 711 Yatea Street Mayor that the superlntenednt of the Reeve Macnicol of Saanich country. He was one of the original Game Farm says there are too promoters of the Edmonton and many swans at Beacon Hill Park. Made J.P.; Pattullo Goes Uunvegan Railway. 766 The pheasants at the park are re­ Figures dealing with the Wapiti ported to be In poor condition He North Pass route are now in the hands of For All the Premier. recommends that the city give two "Everything Radio By this route connection would be FLETC1#- BROS swans to the Elk Lake sanctury, and Latest facts on Provincial taxa­ made with the Canadian National Coal and Wood that the Game Farm should supply tion will be revealed on Thursday by Grand Trunk Pacific Line at Hansard, in VXCIOMA. | «U1W Station new pheasants tor the park. The the Hon. J. D. MacLean, Minister of about fifty miles east of Fort George. matter wrt I be taken up by the parka F i Bailee, before the gathering of Trains from the Peace River would Music'1 “Ettrsthmt m Matic"—Radio Station CFCT "CFCT committee. memt>ers of the wholesale bureau of then travel west to Fort George and W. L MORGAN the Yancuu var Board «f Tra-ear are J. W. M* E- Tanner, the well-known fruit COURSE for the VOYAGE to the House last session and anything he where the funeral will take plaee on Rowlands, Mrs. C. Newcomb and J. -*■ apeedy trucks and did up until the time his election was by British Columbians *of the prob­ rancher of Saanich, will speak on land of HEALTH. Spinal analy­ Wednesday afternoon at 1.45 o’clock Tracy. sis made free. declared voided by the courts is proceeding to Christ Church Cathedral “Ever since Saturday night we lems of the East, particularly the T>evelopment of Saanich" at the vans that will give you where services will be held at 2 o’clock, The first session of the Esquimau valid."______have been battling against Jicavy Maritime Provinces, was made by B. Court of Revision will be held at th« Tuesday luncheon meeting of the Ki- seas and terrific winds. For two wanls Club. genuine service. Our H. MILNE The funèral of the late Mary Bartlett C. Nicholas In an address before the Municipal Hall. Esquimau, at 7.30 Mechano Therapist, 407 Union t?°k Place <>n Saturday afternoon from days the weather has been unusually Kumtuks Club at Its luncheon to­ this evening Reeve R. P. Mahteson staff is a trained one. Bank Bldg. Phone 2027 Met all Bros'. Funeral Chapel. The ser­ stormy, gnd along the coast we haw and the entire council will sit. vice, which way conducted by Rev. Mr. had our share of it. However we day.—The speaker amplified hia. plea Itruce, way attended by a large number The Dale Bay Court of, Revision capable of giving you friends, and the many floral off,-rings suffered no discomforts and have with a brief review of- the position of will meet at 8 o'clock to-night at 1 Of Hair end gave testimony to the esteem in which been delayed a matter of only a few Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the Municipal Hall. entire satisfaction. the late Mrs. Bartlett was held by her hours." said Capt. S. Robinson, on the Prince Edward Island in regard to Other sessions will be held on GOOD FIR WOOD i Preserved By many friends. The remain* were laid to arrival of the liner Empress of Can­ the rest of the Doflhinlon. stating that Tuesday and Wednesday. 64.00 Per Cord Lesd rest In the family plot at Rosa Bay ada at Victoria at 2.10 this after­ Curina Cream < emetery. with the following friends In all fairness, British Columbia, LEMON, GONNASON CO. LIMITED Cuticura as palltH-arera: P. Sherrett. J Walton, noon. The Canada has a big pas­ when expecting to obtain the support Phone 77. 2324 Government 8L For rendering the skin soft and ■ Bose to ClMeae J. E. Kinsman. T. Simmons, H. Pearce senger list which .includes Mr. and of the East in the matter of expen­ asi smooth and allaying the smart- Ointment to Heal and R. A. Anderson. Mrs. A. G. Jeffries of London, direc­ ditures for the development of this tor of the British-America Tobacco Province, should be prepared to give Ing and roughness caused by T,E,unett', f°r- the late Mrs. cold winds. Company, who 1* returning from a Its support to the East in similar G.P.R. LINER WAS rransferCoJ Lillian Helen Morley to^k place from the business trip to the Far East where 26<. 50<* and 76< H C. Funeral Co.’s Chapel on Thursday 737 CORMORANT 5T afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev F if. he says general business conditions "British Columbia Is not the Cin­ VICTORIA,B.C. Sold only at ► alt conducting a very impressive ser­ for the coming year are very promis­ derella of Confederation, as so many vice In the presence of a large gather­ ing. Also on boanl Is H. « ». McNeary people Imagine,’' said Mr. Nicholas. IN COLLISION TO-DAY Phon. 249 ing of friends and relatives. The “The Maritime Provinces were pulled Hall’s Drug Store hymns sung were “Rock of Ages” and of Canton, well-known silk merchant 1104 Douglas Si. Phene 201 “Lead, Kindly Light.'' There was a of the Orient; George B. McFarland In against their wish and their To Introduce profusion of beautiful floral offerings of Bangkok, of the staff of the medi­ claims have been negletMed before Neither Empress of Scotland covering the casket and hearse The cal department of the Royal Univer­ the more insistent demands of the following acted as pallbearers: Messrs. sity of Bangkok, who is on a vaca* West." Mr. Nicholas touched upon J. A Worthington. E. Macdonald. B. the drain made upon the population Nor Freighter Damaged at H. Aaroneon. H. M. IVew. C. W lion: J, E. Harbour. R. E. Barbour, H. Our Hew Howat and E. Blgoney, prominent of the Maritime Provinces by the New "York Wangsnees and E. V. Williams. The remains were laid to rest In the family manufacturer* of Patterson, N.J., westward trend in Immigration, Our Monster plot at Rosa Bay Cemetery. who are making a trip around the pointing out that this resultant de­ cline In numbers had caused the de­ Nylands, N.J., Feb. 9—The C.P.R. Address The funeral of the late Wilfred crease. by two members, of thelr. steamship Empress of Scotland, Mackereth took place Saturday after­ representatlon In the Federal Houae. Close-out Sale noon at 2 o'clock from the Sands A closer understanding of the which left New York lo-day with We are making you a special Funeral Chapel. Relatives and an un­ of the Government Street Store CanYouAsk usually large gathering of friends were problems of the Maritime Provinces tourists for Mediterranean ports, offer in Suit» present, and many beautiful flowers was essential, continud the speaker. collided with the freighter Scotte- covered the casket and floral racks Unless the West lent Its sympa­ burgh" near the Quarantine Station STOCK Members of Court Victoria. Ancient thetic support to the Eastern sea­ NOW IN FULL SWING Order of Foresters, of which the late during a fog. The damage to the board provinces, they might be Empress of Scotland was said to Mr Mackereth was a valued member, tempted to withdraw from Confed­ C. KENTS turned out In a bodv to show their FOR YACHT REGAHA eration. the first step towards tl?e have been confined to her after More? respect. Rev. W. II. Redman delivered superstructure and the big liner con­ Lee Dye & Co. a very impressive service, and the disintegration of the Confederation, 715 View 8L Phone 134 Graduate and post-graduate of most hymns sung were “Jesua. I»ver of Mv and one fraught with far-reaching tinued bn her way. The Scottsburgh advanced college In America. STORE goul." and “Nearer. My Cod, to Thee.” Chamber of Commerce En­ and perhaps disastrous consequences. was badly damaged on her star­ YOU Messrs. S. R. Saunders, O. r. Anderson, Mr. Nicholas described the constitu­ board how above the waterline, but Experience. Et 11. Lupton and G. Ford, representing dorses Application to City tion of Canada and appealed to the was able to continue to port with personal friends, and A. Johnson and out assistance.. Technical and research .knowledge. I. Buckley, representing the Foresters, women to keep c losely In touch with Latest equipment. acted as pallbearers. The remain* were Council matters discussed in Its parliament There are 400" tourists aboard the 1418 GOVT ST. w®, to jest In the Royal Oak Burial of Canada, as well as make them­ Empress. WILL PRODUCERS ROCK Practical knowledge of Its use. Park, where Past District Deputy Chief From $45.000 to $50.000 will be left selves conversant with the problems Reports Indicated no one was ln- Judgment in examining and atten­ where a good fit is guaran­ Ranger ltro. Attwood read the A.O.F. In Victoria by visitors during the of other provinces ae well as their tion to every detail. teed and style reigns su­ burial service. Pacifie International Regatta. H. own. Barnes told directors of the Uhamber NEITHER DAMAGED All these are combined in our of- Miss Wlgley, president, was in the 8 GRAVEL CO., Ltd. preme. Take advantage of Charged with raising a disturbance of Commerce this afternoon. There chair, and the soloist was Robert Montreal, Feb. Canadian Pa j flees, where onr professional ser­ on Douglas Street on Saturday even­ ENJOY our will be about 150 boats here from Morrison, who delighted the gathr- rifle headquarters staied thSi after­ vices are always at your disposal ing George Attwood was fined $25 la all point* In California and some Ing with two delightful songs. noon that neither their steamship Sand and Gravel I during office hours or by appoint- • city police court to-day. The accused from as far a* the Great Ijtke*. The the Empress of Scotland nor the Golden Brown Toast 1 ment. Every patient is personally a stoker on a coastwise vessel, event will be widely advertised freighter Scottsburgh wns damaged made Just right on a for *11 purposes, graded and washed examined and every error scientific­ pleaded guilty. Constable Clare told throughout Canada and the United Revision Courts hy the collision of the two ships in I HOTPOINT Revers­ with fresh water ally and accurately corrected. Great of finding the man in a serious con­ States. A resolution endorsing an New York harbor to-day and that i ible Toaster, which dition. losing blood from an artery application to the city for a grant the Empress of Scotland had pro­ Largest Capacity In Canada opened, by cuts from flying glass. of Municipalities turns the toast with­ HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED of $1500 was endorsed. ceeded on her cruise. out handling. 1102 Store St. Phone 605 Driver VYIlkinsbn bound up the cut. There was more to be expected TO-DAY and probably saved his life, anid wit­ than just the season's benefits. Ç. P. Now in Session See them at Reduction ness. It had been a rase of too much Hill said. There was nowhere else celebration, remarked the court im- where there was such a fine eighteen The Saanich Court of Revision of WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON posingMhe fine stated. A relative un­ mile course and he believed the re- the assessment roll commenced its Follyly to Suffer YOU* HIGGINBOTHAM’S dertook to pay damages done In the gs.ua would be permanently held In sessions this morning at the Council Hawkins Phone 668 shape of a window In Terry’s Drug Victoria. Chamber at Royal Oak. with eighty Wl store at Fort and Douglas, and some J. L Beckwith opposed the motion complaints to Investigate. The whole th Piles Sale street car panes. The accused did not Step Into any drug store, get a Sash, Door and MiUwork on the grounds of economy stating council this year composes the court, turn In a fire alarm, but the engines 60-cent pkg. of Pyramid Pile 8up- HÛ Office open Tuesday and Saturday he believed in view of the promises and a full session marked the first poeltorlee sad stop the eoreaewa Quality eueranteed. were called ou,t hy some excited on­ of rnndtilate* during the civic elec sitting No decisions had been is­ pain, itching and bleeding. Thou­ Evenings PHONE 5960 looker who rushed to a telephone ;.nd ttonnon 'thjiiif councilcou was not Justified sued up to the luncheon adjournment, sands declare It a wonder, many 1*67 -■ - is yw cannot rath lirmight thp nre itoeonmemunder h. making y grant If thev made eaved from operation# Katlre f »M - LEIGH'S SILLS, LTD. the morning being devoted r flee rely upon Pyramid end teeosn- Phew lit SM Dev Id SL the impression he was getting ah am» this on| they had to make the other Ing the representations of aggrevfed bulance. mead them to their friends. it grant*. ' property owner». Among the prom- 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1925

McManus Characters tion of a play based upon the popular Norma Talmadge Stars cartoon. — Will Tread Boards "Bringing Up Father In Ireland" BRINGING w FATHER has l?een prepared with especial c*-e i IN IRELAND GOODMOI At Royal Victoria by. Mr George McManus, and It w»ll In “Secrets” Opening contain all of the latest and best comedy sketches. No more prolific opportunity for hilarious comedy van “Bringing Up Father in Ire- be Imagined than the series of For Week at Capitol lead” is Hilarious Series of ludicrous character sketches. Naturally. "Jlggs and Maggie” and Comedy Sketches the cause of all their troubles Dim y Picturization of Stage Play is Clever Transition, Pre­ and the Flappers” will he there, but all new faces - netv seenerv and cos­ serving Stage Form Without Loss of Action 'Bringing Up Father In Ireland” tumes and Jokes - music and dances. It will live Indefinitely with the sys­ will pay Its yearly visit to the Royal tem now In vogue. Theatre, starting Monday; February Norma Talmadge’» screen version qf the stage drama. "Secrets/’ opened Crowde 1 houses greet their cv’ery at the Capitol Theatre to-day. 16 for an engagement of three days, visit, theatres are not larg* . pough IN Vi with a matinee on Wednesday. This to house the applicants *fnr Keats. For the first time since the evolution of the cinema a stage play has That is the true history of Trlng- AND been tiXnsposed to the screen In Identically original form. The question as season’s production will .outclass .ng Up Father" and has been for the I LB. to whether such a transposition could be made without alteration has at anything that has ever been at­ tint ten coasecvtlve yea s. es this CARTONS last been answered. tempted In the way of the presenta­ is the tenth tr the serten. Frances Marion prepared the screen script of Edgar Selwyn’s smashing MAT. New York stage success, which Frank Corsage directed with Miss Talmadge ROYAL THEATRE WED. and Eugene O’Brien heading a celebrated cast. Miss Marion found that the dramatic devices upon which the stage play revolved could be applied as 3.30 well to screen production. 11 IT 3 DAYS ™ay° FEB. 16 Instead of altering the action and - 1 - Pm. tampering with ifee motives and Idea ------of the story, as it is often charged continuity writers do. Miss Marion PRICES—Rvpnlng. $1.10. 85c„55c Matinee Seats On Sale Friday. divided off the stage manuscript ac- | AT THE THEATRES ALL THIS Matinee, Children 25c, Adults 50c 330 p.rr February 13, at 10 a.m. cording to camera scenes, added a | AT USUAL few exterior geenes. and handed it | Capi toi—“ Sec rets.” over to Producer Joseph M. Schenck ! Dominion—“The Golden Bed." with the original dramatic form Coliseum—“One Exciting Night.” WEEK intact. Playhouse — “The Man Life PRICES Mr. Schenck, Miss Talmadge and Paeeed By." Director Corsage all concurred, after ; Columbia—“The Painted Lady.” Foil. .12, 13 and 14 a study of her script, that it was ______adequate for the screen Thursday, Friday so the finished Job is the stage play * and Saturday in celluloid. by F**ggy Lewis, soprano solos by. Saturday Matinee The spoken words were converted Eva Hart and a solo dance by the into subtitles, which means that the young danseuse Mlle. Daphne, The Picture the Years Will Never Let You Forget RETURN VISIT OF subtitles for the most part will6 be I conversational, helping to develop th« lo tion ôf'ffié story rather than ! to cover elapses of time. AT THE PLAYHOUSE In ‘‘Secrets,” Norma Talmadge has 'The Eminent again for heg- leading man Eugene ' O’Brien. The Talmadge-O’Brien l combination was broken up a year English ago when O'Brien decided to return to the stage, but public demand was so persistent that Producer Schenck Actor Was compelled to'lure O'Brien back to the screen. David Griffith- Tells Secret of Hidden Treasure

Action and Mystery Combine to Held Interest With Comedy | in Relief Scene from “The Man Life Peaaed Bv" * There are. six roads, it is tu and his entire Queen’s the building up of effective rnysterv, and ‘One Exciting Night." 1>. W. Theatre. London, Company, in Griffith’s great mystery photoplay, at Jane Novak Took to a - the Coliseum Theatre all week under A Picture a United Artists release, travels Western Roles With 'First Thurs. and Kri. “Brewster’s Millions” five of them. THE YEARS „ Griffith gives secreted treasure, national Sat. Matinee “Luck of the Navy" personal disappearance. puzsling Bill Hart Interests homicides, hidden Identity, and even WILL NEVER * Sat. Night “Bulldog Drummond’ symbolizes the return of the aveng* Picture 22—English Artists—22 mging spirit. Tbeonty wrmf hie does Flays Lead in “The Mm Life Let YoiZ not handle is that of mystery murder Passed By” Now at Play- Mr. Hutchison and Co. have appnred twice Wore H.M. The Quhi through Jealousy.----- ■Seat Sa*e-Oi>ene -Tuesday, at 10 a.m. The progress of the art of thrills ——------hoeee —**— Forget has Ted to skillful and ever more Evenings, 551. 85*, $1.10, $1.65 and $2.20 skillful combinations of the prime Saturday Matinee 55*, 86* and $1.10 elements The "haunted house" idea is one of Jane Novak, who plays one of the the oldest in fictive annals. Around leading roles In Victor Sehertslnger’s it the modern comedy thriller is built in such fashion as to hold several new production for Metro, "The Man plot-stories. The scene of Griffith’s Life I»a*sed By,” now at the Play­ play is a mansion near Isiulsville, Ky. house Theatre. Is the perfect type of which is thought by the negroes to Anglo-Saxon beauty. That quiet be ’haunted." |__ ^ Day*Thun Commencing day, Griffith soon provides» the key to manner the spectator sees In her Feb. J Ç this part of the play by action show­ work on the screen is her real self. ing the place to be a bootleggers* Tor she still retains the unspoiled cache. The only folk likely to have (harm and sweetness of her school Saturday Matinee at 2BO—Evenings at 8 30 $500.0(10 lyink In some hole in the day*. wall—at least nowadays -are boot­ She was bom In St. Louis where leggers! Up there in the attic a her father was a newspaper editor. MAIL 7J masked figure kills one of the part­ After her early years of schooling NOW ner*. In a quarrel over the money. she attended Notre Dame convent ORDERS Thu* the buried treasure, the mys­ terious homoclde and the Concealed This course completed she startled Filled as Received Identity of the robber are all “set” he: father one day by saying rhe for what follow*. wished to go on the stare; Expect- WITH Next, the main art ion of the host *ng a stern reproval, sh> wag de­ First Time Here in 13 Month* i and the guests in house develop* still lighted when he raised no objection. another plot-sequence, with the fas­ The first stage experlene • came In ■) cinating mystery of ’s vaudeville, but before long Mir* antecedents, and the reactions of the Novak changed over to musical LUQENEOto house party to various menaces that comedy. culminate In a second murder. Now But all was not quite *o wonder­ the hidden-identity quest widens to ful as she had Imagined It would be, fHepUMBEli'Ç five suspects the dude, the stranger, and after two years she We.-imo in­ the black butler, the detective and terested in the motion picture field and decided to try her luck before even the hero. Henry Hull. Frank the camera. I Sheridan, Frank Wunderlee, C. II. She made her screen dehut in ‘ Kyes Crocker-King and Wallace Morgan of the World" for Clune Pictures, a Capt. Plunketts' , iiy -turns are thought -haw a guilty knowledge of the black deeds French concern. Then she changed ever to the Kalem Company. Alter in the house of mystery. WM Sixth Annual Revue a short ;time she went with Ballx-a This week at the Coliseum Theatre and playing with Huth Roland in her serial*. By u.- ttSM she u , : quits H Reginald Hincks will produce one of definitely est a bliahed in west em fits wen known vaudeville pro­ type of picture, and it wus not sur­ grammes featuring an original sketch prising that she was sought out as (Which should be second to none a* a leading woman by William & laugh producer. It Is entitled “An Hart. Affair of Spirits" and will lie played This association made Miss Novak t>y Will Marshall. George Brydon and one of the best known -»f the film Peggy Lewis, other item* of interest celebrities. She played opposite Hurt will be two specialty numbers by longer than any other act res*, ap l lunkett Will Marshall, a song and dance by pearing with him in "The Tiger A P ^. George Brydon. concerted topical Man," "Selfish Yates." "Wagoi* numbers by Hincks. Allwood. Mar­ Tracks," "Three Word Brand." ‘ The Ross Hamilton shall and Brydon. latest Jaxz songs Toll Gate" and others. « Red" Newman WHAT MAKES A DRAMA GREAT ? Stan. Bennett What is the power that some dramas have to Pat Rafferty move the heart strings in beating tempo with z CAPT- . story? Few know. But once in a long time /Plunketts thor Holland an indefinable eh arm appears—inspiration—a orchestra Ben Allen something that moves to tears, to laughter, to happiness—just sueli an inexplicable fascina­ 1V V#lW . t Plunkett tion springs from this—the secrets of a wife Harold Rich- laid bare in an all Compelling photodrama— portrayed by the screen's perfect lovers— SCALE OP PRICES Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien. Evenings: 55c. 85c, $1.10, $1.65 and $2J20 Saturday Matinee: 55c, 85c and $1.10 Seat Sale Opens Tuesday, February ADDED ATTRACTIONS TO-NIGHT Michelin at the Organ MUSIC LOVERS’ NIGHT Playing Lecture—To-night, Feb. 9 (1) Selection, A Country Girl ...... IMonckton AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AT S.1S CONCERT ORCHESTRA (2) In e Monastery Garden...... Xetelbey MISS A. C. HAY » „ (Authorised by M Coue to teach his method) (3) Serenade ...... Drigo CHAIRMAN, THE VERY REV. DEAN QUA INTON A. PRESQOTT, Director (4) Song ...... Selected In this, her second lecture. Miss Jlay will apeak on “A VISIT TO ■AUOÔUIN’S CLINIC“■* AT GENEVA,"“ “ " “and will‘jtafiMn explain fully’ how profevery". *>• can use their wonderful sub-consririus powers to improve their own »w*m to Improve their own ALSO COMEDY, FOX NEWS, ETC Admission 60 cents, or tickets from Messrs. Mitchell A Duncan 3.W. ÛRimTH'S'ûNâ Smrv# nioht- t SHOWING THIS WEEK AT COLISEUM VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925

Percy Hutchison Cecil B. De Mille’s Will Return Here Because it is Best Latest Success Now With Three Plays Bull-Dog Drummond, ‘ ' Brew- - On Dominion Screen star's Millions"" and “The Luck of the Navy” 1‘The Golden Bed" is Story From Magasine Serial With "SALADA" On Thursday evening next at 1.30 Powerful Situations and Notable Cast H404 Percy Hutchison will commence a further engagement for three nights Cecil B. De Mille’s newest production for Paramount. “The Golden Bed,” and matinee, which will be his last Has the largest sale of any packet Opened at the Dominion Theatre to-day. visit to Victoria during his present Featured in the principal rolea of the production, which was adapted by > /» Canadian tour. tea in North America — Try it* Jeante Macpherson from Wallace Irwin's novel and Pictorial Review serial, To give his admirers every oppor­ are Rod La Rocque, Vera Reynolds, Lillian Rich, Warner Baxter. Theodore tunity of witnessing his versatile art. Kosloff and Julia Faye. he Is presenting no Jess than three | La Rocque’s rolè In “The Golden Bed" Is a composite of the thousand* plays; opening on the Thursday with | of "nobodlea" who rise to wealth each year through sheer power of will Brewster s Millions," which will be | repeated on the Friday night. At the i and hard work. ______« matinee on Saturday afternoon "The | Royal Victoria Theatre, Feb. 24,8.15 p.m. Lillian Rich, I»e Milles new “find.” Luck of the Navy," the popular play { FAREWELL AMERICAN TOUR ha* a part described by several book three unusually clever children. of naval Interest will be given, and reviewer* a* the "greatet fiction Jacqueline Wells, Mary Jane Irving on Saturday evening London's latest character of thj yearT As Mora Lee and Don Marion. drama. "Bulldog Drummond.'' ANNA Peake «he ha* an attractive role, A spectacular "candy ball." gorge­ Truly a wonderful bill, first a com­ PAVLOWA highly dramatic and well set off by ous wedding scene. Alpine episode edy. full of amusing sltuaions, then Vera Reynolds as her plainer sister, and other big. features are linked to­ n fine strong play which appeals to (The Incomparable) Margaret. Miss Reynolds is said to gether with a strongly dramatic the finer sentiments, and lastly a AND HER BA I.I.ET RUSSE WITH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA have a role even better than that in story which shows how one woman real drama with a punch in it. full of Superb Ballet Productions and Dlvertissments “Feet of Clay.” can cause the downfall; another thrills taken from that wonderful Baxter. Kosloff and Miss Faye all make, a man. book of adventure by Sapper. j MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW have -strong characterizations “The Golden Bed” is a thoroughly “Bulldog Drummond" is a virile Address Care Fletcher Bros. Ltd., 1110 Douglas Street Playing in support of the featured human story In which l>e Mille has Rod la.Rocque, Lillian Rich and Theodore Kosloff in play replete with many thrilling situ­ Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50. $3.00. Add 7% Tax cleverly combined comedy and drama. players is a cast of equally promin­ Cecil B DeMille's Production ‘The Golds A Paramount Picture ations. The story deals with a "de­ Local mgt., Ida Wilshire , ent names. Henry Walthall, one of „T HE DOMINION THIS WEEK mobbed” officer looking for excite­ the real veterans hf the screen. Is ment, who advertises for tt In "The cast as a southern gentleman, a sort ‘The Painted Lady* Tlipes.” Yon can get anything In •of twentieth century veeeien of his London- If you- advertise for it and ha­ l r>SI ~ Colonel character in “The Birth of a for a time, only to lost her to a le certainly successful In his quest, Nation.” Others prominent on both On Columbia Screen "man. Is an old-timer. Dumbells Ate T AnnaPavlowa getting mixed up with rnapks, card- stage and screen are Robert Cain. fie is one of the pioneers of the sharpers. forger*, etc. Robert Edeeon. Charles Clary and silver she* t. having t»cen a-well- Returning Here To Appear Here We are Introduced to thé Inside of Features Morey Jtnnwn îcïuTîng man on the .oM VMa- a. nursing Home run by one of the7 THE SCHUBERT CLUB graph studio lot with such noted villains of the piece named IM Lak- players as Retry Blythe. Alice Joyce. With New Show On February 24 Ington. here Bulldog Drummond, One of Vitagrsph’s First Actors Corinne Griffith and Clara Kimball which will be played by Percy Hutch­ Memorial Hall, Tuesday, February 10,8.15 p.m.- Young. ison. Is caught but ultimately escapes In the Cantata Still Finds Success in “Ace High" is Latest Revue to Famous Dancer Bringing Not­ through his sharpness of wits. There Film World is a thrilling fight and of course the Music Lovers' Night be Offered at Royal Theatre able Aggregation on Her villain is ousted. It is difficult to “THE THREE SPRINGS” Highest Skilled British describe the plot, a* it Is chockfull of (Paul Bliss); on February 19 Farewell Tour plots and counterplots. It can be S. And Other Numbers Harry T. Morey plays in Chester At Capitol Theatre highly recommended to those who Assisting Artists:. Bennett's production, "The Painted ------I like something out of the ordinary in MISi PAULINE HALL, Violinists MISS MURIEL BISHOP, Pianists Lady.” now at the Columbia Theatre. Mr. A. Prescott, the director of the j Canada's foremost theatrical orga- When Anna PavIowa, the tutaou* plays. MR. FRANK PARTRIDGE, Baritone Mr. Morey, who gives a finished per- Canitol Theatre Orchestra, ha* ar- 1 pi,u|u»n ih*. LruhIsUm *in_i^». u\ ^^«^Titt^J^JSiiedT'st wheT the? AL*Kk,.o£-.y?r. ... Sties dite hep* KU, C*rie- W eUe,,. Ae*owiesmeeo - wnwMKw w" im ’wtmr-TBMiafriw win bring with her a notable aggre N*vy^ will be given. This play was MR. FREDERIC KING, Conductor Intoy clubman and yatchsman who gains for the feature picture “Secrets , offer their latest revue, "Ace High.” gallon and the most lavish equip­ last seen here about four year* ago. Admission 59c. Tickets at Fletcher Bros. the Painted Lady, desired of all men, •tarring Norma Talmadge As a few , at the |toyai Victoria Theatre for ment of scenery and costumes *he and then played to houses packed to special numbers the following have , threo dayM commencing Thursday ha* ever had. This year, on her fare­ capacity. It Is a breezy story touch­ ing the British Navy-that cannot fall Thr “Willie” Plano or Player la Overturebeen selected: Hungarian Rhapsodie ; eveningA|| * thoKebrharv b„fa„y of19* all the tidier well tour, she will be accompanied by British made. You pay NO two of the world's foremost male to appeal to the average Britisher DUTY, a low freight cost and îso- * ...... ! shows have been gathered under the dancers. Laurent Nov Ik off and Alex­ whether he Is born in the Old Coun­ Serenade .... try or in the Dominions overseas. minimum profit margin...... T.ch»Tkoi" kv ! Dumb.il. banner thl, ,ea„,n. andre Vollhlne, where pnly one has Romance In F...... 1 scnaiKowMy Th, la „tm headed by sufficed In past season, and she has “Brewster’s Millions" will he played cn the Thursday and Friday evenings, TWILIGHT CONCERT Valse «luette .. besides the charming dancer. Hilda 125.00 CASH, balance arranged, ‘ ' Ross Hamilton and Al. Plunkett and and Is the company's strongest at­ buys a Plano. SCENES FROM “THAIS" AND Survey thy soul, not.what .thou dort now Includes "Red" Newman, Arthur Butsova. who, a* premiere classique of the Pavlowa Ballet ituasc. has won traction It has been played by : “RIGOLETTO" appear. ^ Holland. Stan. Bennett, Pat Rafferty, Percy Hutchison at no .■ less than ! Ben Allen. Morley Plunkett add a a host of admirers for herself. And it $50.00 CASH, balance arranged, LOIS Hb^-T, Coloratura - Soprano But what thou art —Ferai us. seven T*>n* In Germany having been dis­ Of passion, greedy, devouring—if false I ' English actor, Percy Hutchison, who mantled was accompanied by Lord Lyveden. Col. I» M. King, commandant, says he the veteran actor and parliamentarian, has no Information -of any plan to in­ Laughter crease activity at the arsenal, although ; now a member of. Mr. Hutchison's during the presidential campaign It was The QolC l company. Mi** Yvonne Stewart re- suggested by candidate* that vongrew- That brings the flush of happiness to the pale face of Lift | cited ‘The Highwayman" by Alfred fuonal action he taken which would per­ Noyes, for which she received warm mit the carrying on of productive work When people laugh, Heaven smile». commendation from the distinguished on the baeis which existed prior to the “Vast quantities of ordnance stores Mystery In Introducing Mr. Hutchison. produced by all Government arsenal* Major Bullock-Webster said that he and by private Industrie* throughout SCREEN PLAY BY esteemed it a great privilege to pre­ the East a* a result of war activities,” JEANIE MACPHERSON The stealthy things of life I Peeping here! Peering there I Col. King said, ’.‘resulted in a l.irge sent to the R.C. Dramatic School the surplus of such material* on hand, a WIIH Secret* I Now a healthy fascination I Novv an absorbing man who has organized the all- quantity sufficient for the need* of the Canadian tours of the l>est English army at its reduced strength for some ROD IA ROCQUE. VERA REYNOLDS puzzle I What more intriguing? companies. Mr. Hutchison has no^ time- Very little productive work i* ULLIAN RICH. WARNER BAXTER ,,nly the vision to originate thi* idea, now being done. Operations are con- Uned principally to work of an *x|>*rl- THEODORE KOSLOFF, JULIA FAYE ; but also the courage and the execu- mental nature ttt cwmectfnn wttlYtîïé Thrill* Ilive ability to carry It to a successful design of artillery material and reiialr ' conclusion. of equipment turned In from the field. The throb with the thrill I The heart stirring with Mr. Hutchison spoke on the vnst- At present there are slightly fewer than • ness and the strength of th** British 609 employees. The percentage of capacity at which tRo arsenal facilities the mind I Awakening, quickening, punching, ; Empire, upon the origin and develop- are now being utilised may l»e stated j ment of the drama, upon the great a* approximately five ro ten |*er cent. pounding thrills that scatter worries! Wipe out men and women who had built up “The arsenal a* it stand* to-*a. Minn.. Feb. 9.—Hlx ; Oldfield, famous in the reign of : persons were seriously injured yes- H VAUDEVILLE I Queen Anne, and who now lies in terday morning when a pu*scnger and ; !■ a lirl&ht and Snappy ! Westminster Abbey. a freight train, obneured by a heavy —e | I»rd Lyveden added a few words fog. crashed head-on six miles south Qmmount ALSO of appreciation of the work of the of here. | Qieture Original Comedy Sketch : school, and wilehed the students “the The trains were Minneapolis and ■ , fullest measure of success in ft pro* 8t. lAJuia passenger train No. 4, which j ■■ ; fession where It la 'not all beer and left here at 8.15 a.m., and Rock Island ' i skittles.' freight train No. $11. The passenger “ AN AFFAIR OF Hugh Allan moved a hearty vote train was detouring as the result of a m mm of thanks to Mr. Hutchison and Ix»rd freight wreck near Forest City, la. er ■ - r-'J' SPIRITS ” Lyveden. The injured were mostly from Iowa. CAST: Messrs. Hi neks, Allwoed, Marshall, wm Ask Film Censors Brydon and the Misses Eva Hart, Psggy Lewie and Mile. Daphe. Office be Moved Skin Infestions ADDED ATTRACTIONS

need the treatment that pen­ Calgary. Feb. Immediate trans­ etrates through the outside Dominion International COMEDY SPECIAL fer of the Office of the aim censor of skin, to the true skin under­ ALlterta from lid mont on to Cblgary will be asked by Calgary moving pic­ neath. where the trouble HARRY LANGDON IN ture film men of Attorney-General really is. Merciiex Cream is News Brownlee to-morrow. Thomas Dave-* the remedy that will relieve ! manager of the Educational Film*. yon. even though all others ‘HIS NEW MAi ! and J. II. Barron, legal adviser of the have failed. Guaranteed. Sat­ CONCERT ORGAN film men. have gone to Edmonton to isfaction or money back. Price present their case. 75c a jar. Ask any druggist. COLISEUM ALL WEEK As all the film exchanges in the province are located in Calgary the NOW SHOWING AT S film men believe It Is only fair that MercireX the office be transferred to Calgary. USUAL PRICES Matinee, Wednesday and Saturday, 3.30. Prices, 25c and 36c. Evening, 6.46 They -declare it costs them $20,009 a ! year express charges . and shipping AA-TmmIi "Co.. Bail Agwhk Ts charges sending films to Edmonton to bp reviewed. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925

Shakespeare lalk 'in Holly woixl he industry is rarely obtainable during eighteen hours at least out of the would find ample evidence of his old twenty-four. Nightly the long fin­ contention that “AIT the. world's a gers of the a relights comb the aky. stage," for all the nun a fid Women Klplg's proclaiming by their focal of that breezy community, if not points that I^isky’s are ‘shooting* to- actually, «» he awerted, players. at«‘ Hlvhi," vr "Vitagrapb Is on the Job.” flrtnly of the opinion that "thé play's Although many of the l»ig film c«»r- BUG WEALTH 10 the ^tiling!" |M»ra lions, notably Metru-Goldwyn- For Hollywood, which was, only Moyér, liai Roach Co., and the Thos. ten years ago, a sleepy village of ince studios are down at Culver sparsely scattered farms, Is now. City, and Universal studios are lo­ Learn to Dance IEI owing to the motion picture industry, cated at Vniversal city, there are prosperous city with a population close oi^ thirty big studios In Holly­ TIIOKK WHO RKAI.l.V WANT TO ltANCF. wood. Among the best known of ' WKI.I,—in the amarteat New York or London Last Year’s Payroll pleasure these are the Pick ford-Fairbanks manner—will find my studio a revelation In Eighty Million Dollars 1 watching„„„„...... other people workwo*. * Studio. Warner Bros., Christie's dancing instruction. I endeavor always to pro­ ______better place for this diversion could United, Yltagraph. Chaplin. Principal duce all that's most vital ami beautiful In your •si m M bv chosen than the city of the Silver Pictures. Fox. Century and I-asky's. Women Writers Have Im- I the Western home nf pn*•■»»»*«•-»♦ waits and fox trot interpretations. You become [pictures, which in itself. covers the a graceful, accomplished dancer In a tew portant Share in Productions ! ll„ principal studios. and parking «pace per half-hour lesson ; or ; lesson* for 16 00. Should the ghost of WtlllnU I within half a mile of these hives o( In addition to tha large adminis­ Class instruction. eight one-hour lesson* trative staff s employed by these for companies and ttyelr constellations of JIGGS* BEAUTY CHORUS stars and lesser lufrnlriarte*. their | Lsarn From An Expert To B» An E^psH | | payrolls also Include, on the teehnl- j cal side, an army of camera-men. in the monthly bulletin, records Its ! laboratory men. elecfHclans, engin- ion. The transport column of of this. Immense prominence is givén players, directors, cinematographers, In the motion picture Industry to opinion as follows: Mnrrnv Çfndin nf SoCtGïl DütiCttUt ! eers and carpenters. The casting "In spite of assurances officially directors also have at their command mechanicians, and others, with their ••publicity.” Each studio has Its pub­ ALL USUAL impedimenta. forming sometimes licity manager and staff, but the emanating from two prominent I an estimated list of ten thousand motion picture corporations that UpetsiUpstairs, Stocker Bldg.. 1006 Blanchard Street (Opposite ; "service" players, ready to take part several van loads, which starts off majority of players employ their own PRICES publicity agent, w*h for the year No matter how vivid and dramatic i the Angelos -Whitney Afternoon—3 to 6.15 EASTER EGGS” the scene being worked on. however, (Except Monday, The renaissance of the film Indus­ Williams gives the following figures RACHMANINOFF FOR You'll Laugh Ever? Minute at This One try after a period of uncertainty and a picture in process of “shooting” Is "Frances Marion Is the highest-paid (Except Monday) Thursday and Saturday) depression was ushered in with due generally a dreary business. The writer In the Industry If not in the CONCERT FEBRUARY 23 pomp and ceremony on August 1. actors are bored, the director is bored entire writing profession. She regu­ BAND_Tuesday Evening and Saturday Afternoon -TIIEN- 1924. when the Los Angeles sttMllos and the mechanicians are sated with larly harvest*, it i* said from The following programme will be t*>redom. It la. notwithstanding, a combined to put on a greater movie to 1150.000 a year. Her minimum presented by Herget Rttt-bmenifioi f Feature Presentation—A Typhoon of Thfills certainty that when the players price for each story Is HO.i/uv, ami on his appearance at the Royal Vic- pageant of decorated cars and ikmu gather at n street corner or In a representing the main attractions as a rule she turns out from nine to toia Theatre on Monday February 23: public park to shoot a picture they already released.. The street car »>*• twelve scripts a year. Besides she (‘«price, Air de Ballet, from Alceste Quebec surveys from their origin in "blue law” measures planned for in­ will be Immediately surrounded by writes titles and helps to supervise that province in 1608. the activities tern was suspended in town, ana a hopefully Interested crowd of (Gluck-Saint-Sachs) : variations, C troduction at this session. business was hung up for several many plays, and even on occasion Minor (Beethoven); Sonata. G of Champlain in preparing maps on THE MAN LIFE spectators. directs." Mis* Marion served her his exp»‘ditlons on the St. Lawrence, hours, while the route of the proces­ Minor ( Schumann !.. Presto-Andan- < »m* consequence. of this, which dramatic apprenticeship in the films. Lake Champlain and the Canadian •tt sion wila ltoed with dense crowds if It did not so Hno. Allegro c marcato-Presto;. Étude Twblea n Lake», the iapA— (Mil vf AU?;' nested the parade were ratherjn seigniories by sworn surveyors acting tragedy, is that any scene of violence Macpherson. who has written scripts and Period»* < Rachmaninoff ) ; Son- «lined to compare it adversely with netto del Petrarca and • Polonaise under instructions from the French in the streets of Los Angeles result ...... fdr,many ...... of' the successful...... gHsye --f crown, the opposing survey system ! the May-day proce? slons staged in Ing from a "hold-up"* or murder. Is (Veil B. de Mille, according to Mr (Liszt). Victoria, the incontrovertible lav. re­ for Crown lands and the confusion A Superb Cast, Including too frequently viewed with compla Williams, "receives a salary of $1.500 COLUMBIA resulting from the two modes, was mains. that, for a profession so su­ PRESENTS premely adapted for pageantry, the cent delight by the seasonal passer* a week. 8hç works with the director- presented. The present township sys­ HOBART B0SW0RTH, EVA NOVAK, CULLEN LANDIS by. who Immediately Jump to the "movies” in this instance came rather general constantly during the making tem of surveys, now in vogue in conclusion that a five-reel ■‘thriller ' of a picture, revising, cutting, and ^Quebec, was highly commended, as TO-DAY, TUESDAY AND JANE NOVAK, PERCY MARMONT short of "putting it over. is in*ing stage«l. and that the fugitive adding* to a story.” Agnes Christine )Tl comparing favorably with that In WEDNESDAY STREET "SHOTS” and pursuing constabulary are giving Johnston, under contract to Metro- force in any other province through­ PLEASE PUBLIC a creditably realistic performance. A Gold wyn-Mayer, and June Mathis, out Canada. Particular stress was A Saturday Evening Post Story recent instance of this was the "hold­ wltji First National, both have in- | also laid on the work of the sur­ comedy I Gaskill’* Orchestra The Impromptu parades, nowever, which take place in the ordinary run up" by armed bandits of the motor­ come* in the neighbourhood of $*»0.uA0 veyors in assisting toward the de­ Clyde Cook in “Misfit" | every night nf bittiness, however, serve admira­ car 1m»longing to a well-known bank a year. Clara Rernnger. under c >r- velopment of the province's lumber, bly to keep alive pul>UQ**intero*t. in Los Angeles, the thieves getting tract to furnish William

■HOCKEY, BOXING TIMES SPORTING NEWS BASKETBALL, GOLF- Huddersfield Back AtEsqLN.?WV V ancouver Wins Easily; Tillicums Battle Victoria Ruggers Go ##•••••• Shells For Tille • e • • e e e « Top Of First Division For Soccer Lead Eastern Leaders Beaten At Arena To-night Under In Rep Tussle Defeated North Wards by Great Game Expected When Amateur Teams Clash; Both West Bromwich Loses Leadership Through Playing Score of 4-1 While Vets Ottawa Stops Hamilton in Maroons Held Even by Regina Vancouver Romps Off With McKechnic Cup Game hy in Top Form Poor (iatnc Against Burnley ; Bolton Turns in Credit­ Lost to U.S. by 2-1 Score Overtime While St. Pats Until Near Close and Then 11-0; Capitals Field Crippled Team But Put Up able Win; Keen Competition Between Four TrjmftyjngjCanjatthens Galloped Away Courageous Fight; Visitors'Did Not Secure Teams for Leadership in Second Division; Services Scored Winning Ivan Temple Who Met With Upper Hand Until Near Close of Uame; on Penalty Kick; Soccer Unfortunate Accident is Second Round of Scottish Cup Boston Turns in Another Win Moran and MacKay Star, - Youngsters do Well Race Still Very Keen Progressing Favorably Over Montreal; Morris and Former Getting Threé Goals Vancouver remains a strong factor in the race for the Me- London, Fob. 9 (Canadian Frees Cable)—West Bromwich tost Benson Released and Latter Two; in Race its hold on the First Division of the English League on Saturday, LEAGUE STANDING Ivan Temple, member of The Kechnie Cup. emblematic of the rugby championship of Victoria, Colonist team who by virtue of its win over the Victoria rep ruggers at the Canteen when, after playing a poor game, they were thoroughly beaten W. L. D. Pet met with an unfortunate accident Veterans ...... 11 6 4 ' 1 13 Western Canada League Standing (.round* on Haturday afternoon. The final score was 11 point» by Burnley, 1-1. Esquimau ...... 11 NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING at the Arena an Saturday night, *» W. L. Ï. F A. P W. I* T. F. A. PI a. while practicing with the Victoria to nil. Vancouver now is one point behind ’Varsity and the de­ The game brought the Lancastrians up from their dangerous North Wards ... 11 4 12 50 24 Hamilton ...... 15 :» 1 77 42 SI Victoria .. 12 10 All-Star team, was much belter United Services . 12 6 6 1 11 69 24 ciding game for the championahip will be played in Vancouver position near the bottom of the league, to almost half way. Hud­ Canadiens ...... 11 8 2 65 42 23 Calgary 12 8 this morning, according to Dr. Hons of England. 11 3 4 4 10 50 21 dersfield once more regained their stand at the top of the table. Victoria Wests . Toronto ...... 12 9 0 62 70 24 Saskatoon 11 9 J. A. Stewart, the attending phy­ on February 28. Should Varsity either win or draw it will 10 2 6 3 7 Edmonton 10 10 81 21 sician. Ivan passed a fair night . Their 4-1 victory over- Aston Villa -w-as not- obtained, however, 11 .6~JL-61.A6-.23 wr Tin- ann»$_lh£^lel>eelinie Cup for the.fiflh.year in succession.--A win Esquintait and the Veterans are IT" Vancouver and is now progressing as fevor-- 8 11 2 86 43 18 80 lti without many anxious moments. now Joint occuiwnts of the premier Regina 8 13 bly a* can be expected. for Vancouver will place the cup in new hands. 3 18 0 35 91 6 During the werk-out Temple Holton Wanderers retained their " """ — position In the lirai Division as a re­ Victoria put up ,a splendid fight place In the league by virtue of their sult of Saturday's games. The Ottawa, Feb. 9. — Playing just as Regina. Saak. Feb. Frank Pat was checking Hughie Burnett, al­ considering the many obstacles it win overoyer Cardiff City.City, It , - Wards were. *hu\ fd Sown into third close a game as the score indicates, rick’s Maroons pushed the Regina ee a member of the All-Star had to cornbut. I.i#utsv I>onald imt vreditable win for Holton. Players Who Were place, while the United Services crept Hamilton Tigers and Ottawa Sena­ capitals still farther down mine Cel­ team. Hughie lost hie balance Greens of Golf Barnes, two of the best forwards in The iAetrppolle showed up proudly UP- into, fourth position. tors fought 14 4 minutes' overtime lar and almost out of the. race when and fell flat en the ice. Temple town, were away from port on a naval Saturday when both West Ham and The results of the games were ae here on Saturday night before the they turned In a 5 to 2 victory In was so close that he could not cruise. Bendvodt. the best hall Tottenham Hotspurs acquired full Transferred Are follows: \ locals landed he tally that gave them Saturday's battle here. While the clear the end of Burnett'e skate, Clubs In Canada . carrier the Capital has. was nursing pointa at the expense of Marfchester United Services 2. Veterans 1. a 3 to 2 victory over Hamilton. A* Capitals are left very much alone in which pierced the eye. cutting it an eye Injured in a. recent hockey City and Preston North End reaper- Esquimau 4. North Wards 1. was the case on the two former oc­ the basement, the Maroons rise t«> se badly that it was impossible game; Hoc ..Goodacre, the stockv lively. West* vs. Sons »*f England can­ casions on which these teams met within one point of Saskatoon and to save the optic. The eye was To Be Improved little half-back, was 111 ns well as The Spur* won comfortably over Deciding Factor celled owing to wet grounds. hero this season, the game was a Edmonton and hold a position which removed by Dr. Stewart. Harry Hmlth. the rugged veteran Preston, but their game was listless. The victory of the United Services thriller from start to finish. entitles them to consideration as forward. Their place* had to he at Beacon Hill over the Veterans possible contenders for a play off A hattlr royal is looked for at th#* filled at the last minute und th»ee Bury’a orphan goal against Sheffield Swinging1 down left wing, eluding Ar<*na to-night, wlirtr the,Shells and United was registered Just before the came as a surprise to the Vets. Th McKinnon and then splitting the berth Royal Canadian Golf Associa­ of the youngsters put into the game. Old Country Games Decided Vancouver deserved the verdict — Tillicums me#5! to doeidr th#1 cham­ interval. Service# scored the winning goal I l^mglols - Randall defence, Cy. Willis, Wenman and Dunn gave there’s no gainsaying that fact, for pionship of th* Victoria Amateur 'WTAK fN FRONT Or ttET» ' w -By Men Switched Recently; with, y baux. QtVAvAftiHutee. to. ,g%v wjui q. driveUwnenny a backhand jvqnt jh shofWï ll&g out. j ^of s tion to Employ Specialist on splendid accounts of themselves. Coulter, their crack centre forward, ...... the^4»va*»r» -flnSahsiS-. ~ . .W-LU:*;Y Birmingham's weakness in front than the home crew. Fifteen minutes mence at 9 o clock. The ColonfsT ""Green ’Committee ♦ NJVRH&8 -OM THr P9BL-D Absurdity of Rule drove the ball Into the net from the reach Into ibe corner of the net for and Hons of Canada will clash In the of the nets was responsible for their penalty shot. Coulter was forced to from the end the score was tied 2 The team even as it stood might failure to get the better of Leeds the odd goal in five, and the winning to 2 and the Capitals were right in first game of the evening and will have held off Vancouver had not a lodge the ball three times in the counter, just a* th* clock was start­ United on Saturday end they wen- hemp before the referee would allow the picture. But they wilted iind» r start at 8 o'clock aeries of accidents on the field forced to divide the points in a score­ ing for the fifteenth minute of over­ the whirlwind attack of the Patrick At present the Shells and Tilllc-ums Toronto, Feb. 9.—Formation of weakened the side. Don McLean, the London, Feb. 9 (Canadian the goal. Twice before the counter time of play. are tied for the premier position. less draw. They were much the Press cable)—The absurdity ef was disallowed on account of one of club In the next few minutes and a green section of the Royal midget half-back of the Victoria better team. Notts County The Tigers kept up a continuous tl 1 ec goal* were scored In quick sir. - #*ach having lost one game and Canadian Golf Association was team, was kicked In the ankle and" the trensfer system in league the opposing players breaking the series of combination efforts, while avalanched Sunderland. 4-1. rule*. A large crowd attended the cession to kill all hopes of a Regina drawn one. In their first meeting of the outstanding feature of the elbow early In the game und for football wee made manifest en the Ottawa play was more of the in the pennon these teams played to a In the Second Division, both Derby match which, although close, pro­ triumph. It was the Capitals* fourth twenty-sixth annual meeting moat of the first period the team got County and Manchester United re­ Saturday when several examples dividual type. straight loss at the hands of the «wo one-all draw In one of the fastest along with only fourteen inen. Mc­ were given of it. duced little good football. held here Saturday whan W. E. tained their places in the league liy NIGHBOR BACK IN FORM coast entries. overtime game* seen in amateur Matthew* of Ottawa was elected Lean gamely returned to the game Clapten Orient ported with With the slope in their favor the hockey for some time. To-night's their wins over Middleeborough and Veterans took up the attack at the Ntghbor In hie return to play after MORAN A STAR president. In the second period and earned a their centre forward. Papa» on the game* will deride the winner of the Clapton Orient respectively. start. The Vets continued to press, more than two weeks' absence, wa* It i$ intended te engage a great hand by dragging down the day of their game with Man­ Amby Moran, sold to the Maroon^ Teague and also the colors under The Second Division contest has hut the opposing defence was aoun-1 a brilliant factor in the Ottawa win. only a fow weeks ago. came hack to specialist who will be a whole- massive Val Gwther, who tips tho now developed into a competition chester United, and Pape was Hie generalship and all round good which the All-Star team will play in been at 210 pounds. cne gf the men y#ho contributed and broke up all attempts to score. star against hie former teammates. the provincial play-offs. The Shells time employee of the association among four teams, the two named The .Bervlces carried the play to the play were big stqmbllng blacks in True, he was lucky In*netting all and will be available te all clubs Vancouver did not establish It* above and Chelsea and Leicester City. materially te Manchester's vic­ Tigers' path. Gorman and Boucher won the championship hist year, and superiority until near the close of the tory ever hie eld club. other end of the field, but the high three of hi# goals, but ne

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YOUNGEST AUTO RACER—The youngest auto racer In th«- world, is Albert Drgncourt. an eight- year-old French bov An a regularly employed racing chauffeur fur the Salmon Auto Co., a French concern, young Albert him driven a Hnlmson car In many special events, for all of which he has main- talncd an average speed of eighty miles an hour. , ^

AFTER SPEAKEASIES— Paul M. Winter, Kleagje of the Phila­ delphia branch of the Ku Klux SKATING CHAMPION—To win ten gold medals, three silver Klan, photographed frt- fttH re­ cups, a pair jbf silver skates anti shatter four srorhl's speed, skating galia. Winter announced that the records within ohe week,.has been the experience of slxten-> ear-old ICtan would ratïU spéakeasies, -Halla Brooks of Toronto. 'T eat a big steak before every race." site gambling resorts, and disorder­ *ajd. when questioned as to how1"she had done it. Oatmeal porridge, ly houses, bringing forth the fresh fruit and vegetables are other articles of her diet, while candies, threat from Public Safety Direc­ tea and coffee are scrupulously banned. To keep in championship tor Butler that any independent trim she retires every night between 9 and 10 o'clock. raider would hr arrested at once. INSULIN DISCOVERER TAKES UP ART—Above arc two oils The raids have been postponed. "ofTtr tiwrllw; »t»' for the moment has forsaken science for art'. Ills two canvases were the sensation of Hart House Sketch 'Club's first public exhibition.

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TORONTO CHURCH BURNS—\M.. n flames hn.ke ,,ut in College Street Baptist Church, Toronto, about o'clock Tuesday morning they swept through the huge church building with such rapidity that within an hour, despite every effort of a large part of th£ city's lire fighting force, the Interior of the OFF TO BATTLE FAT—Mr. and Mrs. George Herman Ruth, baby daughter and dog. as they left New York bound for Hot building was completely gutted, leaving only .the bare brick walls of the once beautiful c hurch building. Springs, Ark., where the “Babe'' will take the boiling bftth* in an The loss I* estimated at between $75.000 and $100,000 with un insurance of approximately $30,000. effort to get rid of excess weight. The big bambino Is out to break Ids home - run record this season, as he feels that this will probably be his last chance.

PREACHERS QUIT—Six of the Unionist Presbyterian pastors In Toronto Presbytery who have re­ signed their charges as a result of their congregations voting against entering the United Church. Sev­ eral others are likely to resign. ïirom left |o right, ripper’ rowIf c vT'TT. T.“ >tYül lace. < île be Church,

Rev. J. R. Conn, Auroro; Rev. "P. M. Macdonald, Rt. Paul's; lower row, Rev. J. K. Munni, Oakville;

Rev. W. Stanley Owen, Chalmers, and Rev. L. I. Hunter, RlverdaJe Church.

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MAKES FORTUNE — Kthel \ Tevv^k, vr$ k Bvsme$$ PaoPotiiert HtS ELECTION PROTMTED STRONG ON TWINS—Here Is the family of Mr. and Mrs. Herman raff, twenty-six }lllton Street, Comstock of Chicago, who ran a HAVE To TAKE speculation in wheat futures Inti» " —Thomas 1>. HeheD. blind etm- Strotforch The grmrp -far- umasuahtn that of the family of seven there are three pairs oT twins. The W <0S* gressman from Minnesota, whoso nT mvahT To • a profit of $75,000. She operates only child not a twin Is the young lad In the centre. The names of the children and their ages are election Is being contested "by çiddvb vessels a small • store, in the Chicago follows: Kxtreme left and right rear. Rente and Teddy. aged eleven years: eentre, “The Oddfellow," Tvi*. TAC.T TKUT Magnus Johnson,' who charges it Hoard of Trade Building. V»T vwert ^ was obtained by “unlawful mean* Horne. aqed seven : girl* in ciitun^ Kvelvfi and Vvr na. n*ed---4ve-:- Wt-;-bottom. Mrs.Paff nmt ik-iman > fAVtlClkri See. ku. and corrupt nie th ode.-* • JT. t Tight ,'bott om. Mr raff and JaHa. The twin buWts are h: ne teen months old. Ft*-V ^HSTRfev. CUO^S AhO "DkKCe$ <3iTri8' riK-o,, )T.mwG , 9e^°es BLATA6 FUN NY ABOUT rt nj3 tHKHt Nbu VooR we-J&z-

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SWAYED 15,000—Morris Spec- tor, fourteen, was the most force­ ful and dynamic of the speakers at the memorial service* held nt Madison Square Carden, New York, In memory of lx*nln, the dead apostle of Bolshevism. With his tirades against capftalism. his plea to the older “Comrades" 3.- AND SUCCesSFUt LV t, Feels So 6latex» . to do their part as he was doing sssmsasamssL SEEKING HISOWNSHAOOW- THAT HE DOES A SEAR, hie among the children, he time FOOT DANCE IN THE and again brought the IB.000 lis­ , DOCTOR AND NLR6E FIGHTING DIRHTHERIA PLAGUE SNOW teners to their feet In storm*,of AT NOME—This photo taken at the Maynard-Volumbu» Hospital cheering Young Specter Is a in Nome. Alaska, show» Mis* Bertha 83till# and Ur. Curtis Welch, «llreéto# of the "VH. 1‘uliAe Health Service. whertr* the entire medi. publié school ' student' ' In the The Shadow Dance, or weather prognosttcalfi)» Junior grade high school in New en I force battling In diphtheria-stricken Nome, while they watt for York. the life-saving serum being rushed there In the epic dog team re- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925 15

NEW YORK STOCKS WINNIPEG GRAIN 3 BRITISH COLUMBIA LUMBER Winnipeg. Feb. 9— Sharply higher Dunwell Premier Wall Street Liverpool cables, a fair demand and NSW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 8, 1826 srtlàll offerings at the opening gavj the wheat market strength and al­ EXPORTS UP 10,000,000 FEET Porter-Idaho Glacier (Supplied by two local stockbrokers over direct New York wire) though the trade continued nervous TO-DAY and erratic, all future recorded gains British Columbia's exports of manufactured lumber increased High Lew La et I.OUIS. A Nash...... 197-4 197-6 167-4 ut the close. May and July being 10.000,000 feet during the last twelve months. Rufus Mines Independence .. . 76 77-4 77-4 Mack Truck ...... 1 3-8 net higher and October 1 1-2 We have instructions from our clients to trade higher. After opening at 200 to 204. Allied Citera...... $7-1 84-1 Sfr-5 Man. Mod. tiuar...... 60-4 Ô0 50-4 The returns in the industry for the year were completed and for their accounts in the above stocks. Last Minute News on Stocks Beet Sugar ...... 41-.4 41-3 41-3 Marian! Oil ...... 4 4- 43-5 44 May advanced % cent to a high of announced to-day by the Hon. T. I). Pattuflo, Minister of Lands. and Financial Beevh IIeg . . . . 41-7 49 41-7 Maxwell A...... 81-6 79-2 80 204Mi, but this advantage was not ...172 • Maxwell U...... JX-3 36-4 38-3 held as offerings increased on the The water borne shipments of sawivlumber for the calendar R. P. CLARK & CO. LTD. Affairs 294-4 292-4 Mex. Seaboard ...... 16-3 16-1 bulge and at one time this future Members Chicago Board, lof Trade, B.C. Bopd Dealeas’ Association, Inti, t'orp . . . . . 3» 38-3 31-3 Miami . 2 2-6 year 1924 reached the total of 531.262,318 feet hoard measure. Phone 5600 Victoria Stock Exchange Phone 5601 \ ... 27-3 27-2 *7-2 Middle States Oil . 1-5 1-4 1-6 touched a low point of $1.99. Con­ Direct Private Wire to Ail the Leading Eastern Exchanges I.ih oiniithe . .1*1-7 119-6 129 M . St »• At H H.M . r,6-6 56-6 54-4 siderable profit-taking was In evi­ This is an increase of 10,000.000 feet over the previous record New York, Feb. 9 (By R. P. Clark Ship A ('ora. ... 12-4 12-4 1.-4 Mlaa. Pa-'lflc . 41 40 40-3 dence after the first advance while year 1923, and is considered by the trade as very satisfactory in * Co.)—The general run of week-end Sm«*lter* . . . . 10h-l 106-1 10., Do. pr« f. . v . 81-4 some selling of Winnipeg May Steel Fdy. ... 4*-l 47-7 47-7 Montana Power <8-4 68-4 view of the general conditions in the lumber market. trade advances was again of a con­ •id-4 • 4 Montgomery Ward . 51-5 59-7 against purchases at Chlqago as the There was a fallinir off In pie I " et ructlve nature and outside buying Sum. Toll 16-2 16 14-1 Moon Motor ...... 4-2 2 4-2 spread between the two markets Tel. A Tel. .. , .134-3 1*4-3 114-8 Molherlode ...... 8-3 idened, was noticed. trade with the Orient, Au.tralla, ,N,W Zealand bought 12.- In the stock market was rather prom­ National Biscuit .... 70 . . , _ , j 169,230 feet ae compared with 11,253,- Wlnnlnea Keb » (By R. P. Clark hlna’ Japan’ 1 blllpplne Islan'"’ ln' ! 890 feet In 1123. inent to-day. The general li»t main­ oolene ...... 53 61-7 IM National Bnamel ...... 34-1 BUYING MONEY Anaconda ...... 44-4 4» 44-2 National I .Cad ...... 162 Capital required at various interest rates to produce tained ja steady tone with some sham A*»oc. Dry Hoods ...... 87-1 17-1 87-1 Nevada Cons...... 15-7 A Co.)—Wheat: Stronger Liverpool 1 an* 1^® Straits Bettlemenjs, all; The United States is still British Atlantic Uulf ...... ?9-e 28-7 jy Norfolk A West...... 128-7 cables with an* -excellent" class of , requiring less lumber during the past ! Columbia’s largest customer, pur advances in many of the specialities Atchison ...... 119 118-2 118-4 North American 1...... 45 ___a... ______a • -W I * VKir than lllirlnw lit:1:! tin thn nthnr ehaalnv 111 IPX 11 VI am enmtturai Fsldwln Loco...... US-2 1X3-1 184-2 Northern Pacific . ... 71-1 buying by exporters and shippers year than during 1923. On the other . chasing 313.104.821 feet as compared 100.00 INCOME which latter feature imparted a Baltimore A Ohio . ... 81-j 80-3 81 K*V, Central ...... 123-3 hand, European and nildastern ! with 248.611.500 feet in 1923. an ln- etrong tone to the balance of the and some heavy buying by the pub­ $1,440.00 Jamaica Public .Service. Bethlehem Steel . . 51.-4 ' 50-4 51-4 N.Y.. N. 11. A Hart. 31 lic was reported for the early countrles took conkiderable more I creese of twenty-sfx per cent, $1,620.00 Fraser Companies Limited. market. Brooklyn Manhattan 4".-A 44-4 43-8 N.V . unt. A West. .. 24-3 lumber. The European market took ! This water borne trade supplies Lower Oil production was again re­ California Packing . 162,6 102-6 102-8 Packard Motor ...... 15-4 strength to-day. prices advancing 5% $1,750.00 District of North Vancouver. cents ovr the close oil Saturday, of­ 41,527,008 feet as compared with 16,- |.the Atlantic seaboard and Southern ported from the Wortham field and a California Pete...... jf-i _>3-3 . 28-4 Pacific Oil . 63-5 $2.060.00 1934 Victories. Can. Pacific ...... 150-4 15» 150 Pan American ... . 74-2 ferings were coming mostly from 201,290 feet in 1923. Egypt took 6.- | (’allfornia largely, Mi addition the private report said that a premium Cast Irbn Pipe ...... 212 185-5 212 Do.. It ...... 75 commission houses with wire con­ 883,150 as compared with 1.705.394 | Central United States absorbs a $3,333.00 Savings Bank. for Wortham crude was being of­ <>rro de Pasco ...... 54-7 54 5 4 Pennsylvania H R. .. 47-7 fered. More friendliness Is in evt- Central Leather ...... "Jl-i 21-4 21-4 People s Gas ...... 114 nections with Chicago, selling Win­ for the previous year. South Africa very large proportion of the rail denee toward the copper shares and Chandler ...... 30-8 30-4 30-8 Phillips Pets...... 44-4 nipeg May and buying Chicago, as took 10,681,208 feet as against 8,221,- trade. Chesapeake A Ohio 85-4 85-4 8S-4 Pierce Arrow ...... 13-5 the spread widened, this market be­ British Columbia Bond Corporation Ltd. the belief Is quite prevalent that the Chic . Mil A 8t. P . 13-7 13-7 13-7 Producers A Ref...... 30-4 price of the red metal will continue Chic. A Northwest . 71-8 71-8 71-6 Pullman Co...... 144-4 ing relatively stronger than Chicago. Phones 348, 349 723 Fort Street, Victoria, B.C. to trend in an upward direction. Chic, H I. A Pa. 48-3 47-4 47-7 Punta Allegro 45-4 During the latter part of the session Direct Private Wires tq all Eastern Exchanges We continue to believe that a good Chile Copper ...... 37-4 J7 37-3 Pure Oil ...... 32-4 weakness developed in all markets, Chino Copper ...... 58-1 28 28-1 Rail. 8te<c of brief duration as the higher Do.. 1st pref. . . 43 42-6 42-4 Studebaker ...... than anticipated; and to this waa stood that resellers abroad as well as at the Atlantic seaboard are Fsmoue Player* . . 95-7 94-4 85-6 Tennessee Copper *2,000 4%% due 1942 ’...... @ 92.75 rates will undoubtedly attract ac­ General Asphalt . . 58-2 57-4 58-2 largely,due the slump that took place nearly cleaned up and the market is in better condition than a commodation from out of town hanks. General cigar 9r,-2 95-3 »-I Tetaa Gulf Sulphur around the noon hour. Heavy world week ago. So far as stocks were concerned Gen. Klectrlc . -43 248 245 Texas. Pacific R It . shipments with the hqlk from South­ Gen. Motors ...... 79-7 77-6 79-7 Tex. Pac. V. AO... ern Hemisphere much greater than a therefore, the principal significance Goodrich Rubber . .. 48-2 47-4 4* Timken Roller ...... The big holders as rule have their grain holdings practically Gillespie, Hart & Todd, Ltd. of the money incident was the de Goodyear T A It . pref. 93-4 93-4 93-4 Tobacco Prod. year ago, are considered bearish fao- intact. There is a larger short interest than has existed of late. k'-il* Seeded' o*. ti;*». eotiû-,* tW y..r - VotK. .tsBtiftcd .rtBarm plete absence of any real selling. Great North. Of» . sales very moderate over week-end, What 1KeTra*>Vwôûltr'IikTTo',>ré-hW‘ at(t farmer elrtflWhrffcar. Phrote 3140 Victoria, B.C. JllFort-Bt tirent North.1, pref. Union Pacific .151 150-3 150-4 but some Manitobans Saturday's deficit In the clearing­ Gulf States Steel . United Fruit ..317-4 217-4 217-4 10 anees, decreased primary receipts and a greater reduction in the house statement demonstrated that l’ .< Ind. Alco. 83-2 83-4 8^4 United Kingdom. funds were being withdrawn from Illinois Central . . .115-4 115-4 116-4 US. Rubber ...... 43-7 ^43-4 43-4 Coarse Grains: These markets visible supply. lreplratlon 39-6 3n-< 3')-4 UK, Steel ...... 127,T 127-4 continued to follow the trend of All Indications are, however, that this centre to meet the requirements Int. llue. Machine . 121-4 122-4 123-4 . . .133-t, 121-i the end of the season, which has al of growing commercial demand. Int Mer Marine . 1 4 13-4 13-4 Utah Copper . 91-1 wheat, and substantial gains wgre this will come later. most eleven months to run. There Though this will probably mean a 59-4 49-6 69-1 Vanadium .. 79-7 29-3 iade early, ail o fwhirh were wiped That the acuteness of wheat and âre traders who believe oats will be I^OF slightly firmer call money market Its Int Nickel ...... 27-4 27-3 27-3 .. 63-4 62-7 ?ut later, and oats, barley and rye bread situation abroad is attracting scarce and sell much higher at end Invincible o|l . . 24-3 23 22 Western Union .- ...121 121 • lotted lower than on Saturday. larger significance is the increasing Kan. City South. 1t-< 37-5 *7-5 Wentlng. glee, ...... 73-1 72-4 78- 3 more attention io confirmed by the of the season. They are buying on LORNE ROSS prosperity which the use of this Kennlcott Copper . 5«-4- 65-7 Whit* Motor . ... < H 67-6 68 Trade not large, hut demand is very action of the French authorities in all sharp breaks. money will bring about. This pros­ Kelly Springfield . 14-4 19-4 16-4 Willy» uveriand ... 10-4 16-3 10-3 ordinary and It will be difficult to preparing for commandeering stocks While it was difficult to get figures ... 76-4 74-2 79- ï pect was reflected In a buoyant tone Keyatone Tire . 3 2-4 2-6 force prices upward while the visible In France, if necessary to prevent on export sales at the seaboard the I^hlgh Val Coal 4 -7 47-6 47-7 W uni worth ...... 117-4 114-4 117-4 is so\ large. LIFE In the principal industrial shares at I.orlllard ...... 34-5 34 34 Radio CorpB...... 66-6 43-6 65-6 bread prices soaring. week-end busine** in wheat was esti­ the start of the new week. Flax: Displayed early strength, There are two sides to the corn mated at 400,000 bushel» and rye at Inter boro Rapid Transit sold at 34 prices advanced six cents, but this market that are strikingly apparent. 200,000. The bulk of the grain was 3-1. against Saturday's low of 30 5-8 would accept quick profits on corn brought in scattered profit-taking The speculative side is l>ased on the said to have been owned by exporters’ ■ INSURANCEINS while Broklyn Man common reached bought on the dips. VICTORIA STOCKS and priées eased off, closing a little small crop and a belief that shortage Germany bought wheat and rye. Italy 206 Sayward Building Oats—Undertone heavy in the late higher than on Saturday. » In good corn will be a factor before PLone 5230 a high of 44 3-4, Its best price since trade. Visible increased 34,000 and took durum*. the companies reorganization. These receipts arc generous with cash buy­ advances were made In response for The local market was quiet to-day Wlnniix-*, Feb. » e another Premier in the extent Indications late last week of a new International Coal ...... |4 tails may he threshed out in b con­ in cash, has been taken over by the company clear of all liability. been able to determine the cause. jui; :::::: .•Vjnd intensity of its mineralization, is ference should ITemier Herrlot or forward move1 ment, went into new McClIllvrsv Coal ...... 66 .71 The coming season regular shipments of high-grade ore will be high ground. People buying the Nevertheless the fact remains that a Premier Mlnee ...... 2.35 2 ;.o expanding for production on a large Finance Minister Clementel, or both, resumed. stock expressed the belief that the mnltitude of small holdings by in­ Rufus ...... 12*4 i * reap' and to do this to-day placed come to London for this purpose. dividuals who entered the market at Sheep Creek Conn...... 09 *4 ...... 174 170 164 166 In order to speed up deep and extensive development an Issue of raw and refined sugar markets were Silver Crest Mines . ... .11 u July ...... 144% 144% 163% 148% 500,400 «hares on the market ln Vic- The main points of the note are, the eleventh hour must have gone Silversmith ...... a* < aah Price* t'iriaX Vancouver, New Westminster. Treasury Stock is being offered the public of B.(\ at 25c per share. close to a decided turn for the better. overboard and some at considerable first, that Great Britain declines to Standard Silver Lead . . .2# Wheat—l Ner.. 198; 2 Nor.. 192; 3 Nor . Calgufor, Powell River and Prince Investigate this proven undertaking NOW. See, write or wire Cuba Cane Preferred has a dividend loss as viewed from the standpoint •ualaeh Mine# .39 1*7%; No. 4. 17»%. No. 6, 179%, No. 6, agree that France’s payments arreage amounting to $28. Discus­ of the basic principles underlying Surf Inlet Gold ...... 97 158% ; feed. 132% , track. 197%. Rupert ,Y should he dependent upon Germany's any licensed broker in Victoria or Vancouver, special representa­ sions were In progress last Summer Termlnu* ...... « . ■ Oats—S f.w . 67%. 3 C.W.. 42%; extra The rtxirv under the operation of tives transactions in grain futures. Wide L. A I. Glacier...... 18 .0 I feed. 42%. 1 feed. 69% ; $N feed. 54%. full Pfiÿmeiit of Uhe Dawes plan an­ or______regarding refunding this accumula dally fluctuations such as these arc rejected. 49%; track. 97% Clay Porter last trimmer shipped 147 nuities; second* that with a view to tion when the sugar market col­ of little concern unless they can be Beundarv Bar Oil .... .88 1-18 Barley—3 C.W . 98; 4 C W . 951; re­ tons of orexfor which the smelter re­ facilitating payments. Britain is H. W. M. ROLSTON & CO. lapsed. Recent buying is understood justified as in keeping with the law ICmpIre Oil ...... 9914 jected, 84%; feed. 84%; track. 98. turns were V»u willing to accept fixed annual pay­ tu be based on the prospect of re of supply and demand which should ton. Last arason with this profit ments irrespective of the Dawes pro­ STEWART, B.C. ^ ti wee tgr sea ...... 60% the mine wit* operated only In a sumption of these conversations. govern at all times. They must bo Trojan OH ...... 96 ceeds. with a further annual charge Special strength was display. <1 by classes, ultimately, as unwarranted Utility Oil ...... 99% small way. Hmxub* of the results it onjthe French share In those pro­ the tobacco products issues, the com­ and it will become necessary to find H.C. .Montana...... ,88$ has been decid«Ni to extend opera­ Miscellaneous— UNION OIL FINDS _ ceeds, And third, that Great Britain mon selling up te 77 1-3, up one from some means of preventing such. B C. Permanent Utn .. 97 se tions. Instead oreselling out to some will devote any surplus beyond re­ Remedial measures as may be neces Saturday's close. Reason given for Canada NaUnnal Firs. . 41 00 operating corpfiratlpn as is planned quirements for her indebtedness to tl.is advance In certain well informed sary, however, should come within C.P.It...... 16 167 99 by the Dunwell imfies, the Porter- the grain exchanges rather than Greet West Perm. I.oan 24 09 the United States to diminish the quarters was that control of the to­ tiregery Tire and Rubber 3 eo ldaho directors decided to continue burdens upon Great Britain’s allies. MAYNARD & SONS bacco products corporations had from without and they might profit AraaL Appliance ...... RICH NEW WELL LATEST the present successfulx operation. To passed into hands of strong tobacco all by giving the matter serious con­ increase the output it 1\ proposed to "AUCTIONEERS* interests, headed by James H. Duke. sideration. Thé New York Cotton Los Angeles, Cal.. Feb. 8—Drilling construct a tramway Kiinilar to that Radio corporation was a feature of Exchange has long since taken steps on a test well which may result in a operated, by the Premier.\ The issue Instructed by the several owners, we j INFORMATION special strength, advancing to 84 3-8. along these lines by eliminating more VICTORY BONDS new California oil field was started will sell at our salesroom, 727-733 : than 200 points in the price move­ now placed on the market, will pay « ompared with Its recent low of 55 VICtOlUA rXICBI to-day by the Union Oil Company of for this line and provide fcqr other AUCTIONEERS Pandora Avenue, on on all Portland Canal Mining ment during any single day's trad­ California. The new structure is lo­ 1-2. This advance was said to be to Issues gladly furnished. ing. A similar rule likewise applies cated Just inland from Ocean Paru equipment necessary for the expan­ SALES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS reuccumutation from strong specula to cotton trading at New Orleans and Sell sixteen miles west of Loe Angeles. sion of production. \ FURNITURE, LIVESTOCK. ETC. Wednesday, 1.30 tive interests which engineered Its Chicago. If reports are reliable this „ =3 „ Per W9 Pee B88 The fact that the ixig Angeles H. W. M. KoUton of StewarL ^-C.. Wletery Lea». S%95—Tax Free Open Daily for Entrtre H. E. HUNNINGS upswing. rule has served its purpose well and basin already has twelve large oil is now in Victoria In connection >kith Virginia reached new high ground 19J7 1st June sn* Ogden & Richardson Furniture and - accompanied by reports that an im- War Usa. 8V—Ta» Free present producing California districts the Porter-Idaho through the hold-' 1925 1st June and December 199.59 191.59 646 Fiegard St. Phone 928 - portan t. com pan y engaged in f Inane- t (By R. P. Clark A Co, Limited) _:ZZ l«t April and October 1*1 8.7 ift- tt *»»• m+9* UltereEt to be ing here of thousands <-f units in the fflahnglng public utility pro­ 1131 1st April and October 1*1 8.7 ’ r snfl . : in:r itr-î wr m-Y H4THIl*t MarchMai til smTana 98gl..------53—IM ui Nhhwfl In the new test. Besides the tiompiuiy. which have advanced from perties had made an offer for con­ 164 144-5 169-7 163-Î 1 Payable New Yortu m Union at least ten other companies $10 a unit last Fall to around $40 trol of Virginia at a price some 30 . 159 159-6 147-1 148-5 tlctery Lems. S%% have acquired holdings. Including the to-day. of several homes. A partial list: points above present levels. Com­ 1924 let May and November 199.99 Standard, Associated, Mar land and . 135 1S5-T 133-1 133-4 1937 1st May and November 191.80 102.90 pany earnings are estimated at be Superior Qil Companies. x Almost New 2-Piece Chesterfield, 134-2 134-7 1*4-3 135-1 1982 let May and November 193.30 10« 39 AUCTION SALE Suite in tapestry, a very fine Deagan ' Portland Canal tween 17 and |8 a share .. 136-3 134-6 134-» 135 1934 1st May and November 193 80 104.99 The Union Oil Company has over Commodity Price \fo-morrow at 2 p.m, 8teeda8ea l-oæ 64b 400 acres under lease, the Mar land Zylophone, or Song Bells, cost $150: Cl 44 <1-6 69-7 69-3. Mining District 1328 lath April and October 190.56 191 66 coming second with 185. Numerous at the Violin and Case; nice Upholstered <2-3 6 2-6 61 61-3 1943 16lh April and October 191.35 192 85 Chairs, Nest of Tea Tables. In mission , Our statistical department has 59-4 59-9 61-4 68-3 smaller companies are also interested Index Decreases CITY MARKET AUCTION ROOM Add accrued Interest to date: 1927. 1937 oak; 10-foot Plate Glass Silent Sales'- j compiled, and we will mall FREE CHICAGO GRAIN 79 days. 81.965 per $100; 1924. 1917. 1932 ln the tract. AND LFVE STOCK MART ON REQUEST, a LARGE COL- 1933. 1934. 199 days. II 607 per 119», 1928 In 1919 the Union discovered the New York, Feb. 9. — Prof. Irving man with mahogany top, also Show-1 1943, 117 deys. $1.893 per $190 646 P(»gard Street case; Fumed and Golden.Oak Dining- | ORED MAP and other valuable Richfield district twenty-four miles Fisher’s index of commodity prices information regarding recent im­ Chicago, Ills., Feb. 9 (By R P. Clark TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE east of Los Angeles. This was fol­ to-day stands at 163.7 against 164.4 Usual selectjon of poultry. room Furniture; nice Bedroom Pieces j portant discoveries and activities * Co.)-—Wheat: Heavy profit taking lowed in 1921 by the sensational a week ago and 159.4 a month ago. in oak and mahogany; Brass and Iron in this, British Columbia’s richest, on the bulge early to-day put more Montreal Stocks The break in grain prices is said to Bedsteads with Springs and Mat- j gold and silver producing district. Santa Fe Springs field; in 1923 by tresses: usual good Kitchenware; J weight on the market than could be New York. Feb. 9. — Foreign ex­ IBj R P. Clark A Ce. Limited) Dominguez and In 1924 by the Rose- be chiefly responsible for the lower Chevrolet Touring Car Front Door with plate glass panels: I GRANT MAHOOD 4. COMPANY taken care of and prices declined changes irregular. Quotations in High Low Last crans district. LIMITED sharply from the top offerings of the Ahlllbl ...... Newly painted, tires all good and, several Steel Ranges; 1 Jirge Plated motor in fine shape. Dtm’t miss this (Members Vancouver Stock Ex- day. The visible decrease o.f 1,801.- Great Britain—Demand 478 3-11; Plate Warmer, etc. Full particulars Bell Telephone chance. Also 1 Gladstone Buggy, 4- lafer. And our 00(* was not as much as. some ex­ • abies 47K 7-16; 60-day bills on 522-525 Rogers Building, Vancouver, pected. while the decline in corn help Prompton Paper . seater (like new). 1 good taring Hoad banks 475 1-16. Brasilian Traction Money Market Cart (like new), also l\Pumplng Usual Sale in Stockyards at 11 o’Cloek B.C. increase local pressure. Export trade- France — Demand 5.37 %; cables Cen. Cement, com. reports were conflicting with a little Engine, etc. ». of Poultry, Etc. 5.38. Can. Car Fdy.. cost To-day business reported In some quarters Italy- Demand 4.14*4; cables 4.15. TJÀ.. pref...... Terms cash. ?:ntriea of Furniture, while other export Interests are pes­ dfrelgium — Demand 5.11; cables Can. 3.1».. cbm. . Poultry, Live Stock. Etc. will be re­ MAYNARD 4k SONS simistic Over the outlook, saying ceived up to time of Sale UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS c heap freight room was being offered 5.11%. Can. 'cottons ... New York. Feb. 9.—Call money •\ Auctioneers Phone 837 with but little interest shown. Cables Germany Dement^ 23.80. Can. Converters ...... _ ... stronger; high 4%; low 3%: ruling1 Holland -Demand 40.2:» Cone. M. AH...... 79-4 70-4\ 79-4 rate 3%; closing bid 4%; offered at were exceptionally strong, but on the Detroit United ...... 79 ** Ogden & Richardson hand statistics were not at all bullish Norway—Demand 15.24. Dom. Brldee ...... 81 4%.; last loan 4%; call loans against On passage stock increasing nearly Sweden- -Demand 26.91. ’>om. Cannera ...... 2$ acceptances 3. GENERAL AUCTIONEERS 9,000,000 bushels with the total about Denmark—Demand 17.76. Dominion Glaaa...... Time loan* firmer; mixed collat­ Dom. Textile ...... T# Phono 928. Roo. Phono 43R Colqu it/ 34,000,000 more than a year ago Switzerland—Demand IJLtS. L of Wwxls Ml*. ...1*4 eral 60-90 days 3% 3% per cent There is no acute scarcity Indicated Spain—Demand 14.25. Laurentlde Co. *2 4-6 months 4 per cent. Sound Investment anywhere and while the probability Greece—Demand hW. National Breweries . .. «6-9 Prime commercial paper 3% per Mackey Co...... 119-4 is that our surplus wheat will all be Poland- Demand .19%. Atlantic Huger ...... 26-4 GOVERNMENT AND wanted later on, the market Is in a Czecho-Blovakls^-Demand 2.95%. Ontario Steel ...... 43 LAKEVIEW MINES position where it is likely to pivot Jugo-Siavia—Demand 1.63%. Howard Smith ...... U New York. Feb. t.—(By B. , . Bond MUNICIPAL BONDS 11 round 190 for the May. on the dips Austria -Derhund .0014%. Off 11 vie Miff. Co...... 14» 146 Corporation's direct win-)—Call VIZNAOA MINES would buy for quick turns. Ottawa Power ...... 191-4 191-4 money advance from 3% per cent These bonds are secured by the full credit and taxing Rumania—Demand .52. Penmans Limited ....169 \ »• AMALGAMATED Corn—the handicap of a weak carfh Argentina— Demand 39.87. Montreal Power ...... renewal rate to 4% per cent In the power of the Government or Municipality by which situation temporarily handicaps any Brazil -Demand 11.35. Spanish River Pulp ..196-6 early afternoon. There Was con APPLIANCE bull efforts In com. Commission Do., pref...... 13* slderable calling of loans by sonie they are issued. They assure safety of principal, as Montreal. 99 27-32. Pteel of Can...... 14 See ua for latest report» re house support is good on dips but Bank of Montreal .... 7.~ city and out of town banks.. well as prompt .and convenient collection of interest. some of the local longs were credited SILVER , t. Twin Cl tv Ri*c...... S3 63 above companies and also with tsking profits to-day. The cash London. Teb. •-—Bar «liver, 52 %d. per Wayagamac Pulp .... 49 69 Washington, Feb. »—Mrs. Francis Stewart properties. Our full list of bonds sent on application. demands is slow and discounts were ounce Money. 2% per rent. Discount rate* Walker, her daughter Mary, sixteen, Short bills. 3% to 3 11-18 per cent. : three NMW YORK COTTON half to 3 cents wide, while the south­ months' bills. 3% te 3 13-16 per cent. ” and her son Lindsay, fourteen, were west was asking for bids on corn, found dead to-day • in their gas Mason & Diespecker (By R. P. Clark A Co. Limited) BANKER ON TRIAL—Latest I with Kansas City about op a shlp- -Bar silver. 61%; filled apartment, the windows and Financial Agents .«fid Mining Royal Financial Corporation Ltd. 1’ping basis. Visible stocks increased Mette** driller ....., ?n; m doors Sf '’which had been sealed with portrait of F. J. H. KussiU. Home Brokers A. B. CHRtame. U,°*s*r VK-torU I W> | 3.893.oort with ■ local stocks gaming 24.79 24.71 34-M 14.50 Banlt .Director, whose trial began St 48 AM scraps of paper and rage. Mrs. 114 Pemberton Blda. Phone 4438 «35,000 bushels. The market is a two- 24.96 26.94 .76 26.7» in Toronto last week, He is the • and » Winch Bulletins Phone 1S4S New York, Feb. I.—Raw auger. 24.79 24.19 .58 76.64„ Walker, a widow, was about thirty^ Victoria. B.C. aided proposition, but temporarily refined. <4. 24.71 14.89 zlaa ' five years old last of the directors to stand trial. % * »• VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925 TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS. TO 1090 WILL DO THE REST

Bldlh es DIRECTORY (Copyright 1924. By H. C. Fiel (Continued) MUTT AND JEFF Are They Sitting Pretty in Florida? Look and See Trade Mark Reg. in Canada), TAXIDERMIST

rp WHERRY, taxidermist. etlll ' • business at the seme old etai l'e odor a Avenue. Phan» Hit. S\*rs 4uYT /''ÏGNOfte a.tlft; 'fou BuT r'vc LOST TMoSe FAVUS ER-MtvTeR CGNTueNAeru CÀK» scTToe MAMAGG», WHAT I CAFAE TYPEWRITERS TELEGRAMS, MUTT, AM& j GOOB NIGHT monthly : BY "rtAC WAY- ABOUT to see too THE HOTCL MANAGER IS J THAT'S Him ABOUT : J rnTPEWRITERS—New end sscood-hsada THIS , A BSLL-rtttP FOUNb.____- A lepetre. rental»; ribbons for ell ma« a HARD-Bou-eo eG&: ^ \ mow: , Trtese*TELGGR.AMS chine» United Typewriter Co. Limited, Bill, i lit Kort Street. Victoria. Phone «m. a TH'S Bill is FoR j OF YOURS IN WHICH / —J OOWAH I #2.00 Aiut> He DeMAwM/ V we - J MORGAN WANTS y 1H* »■" » WINDOW CLEANING y IMMEDIATS PA'fMCNT.'V to BUY Your. j V vjhat'll we oo? J C-CONAC ISLAND WINDOW AND CARPE1 Vfvfth Aue. / /^ym CLEANING CO. 'wHAtr A PROPERTY 7 >> Pioneer Klrm W IL HUGHES CAN WE Is Het»e: L,V\7 ■ 117 Port Street Phone Sill V "Co? j PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS

FOOT A Ma.n7.SH Harriet ere. Solicitors. Notaries, etc. Members of MANITOBA. ALBERTA and BRITISH COLUMBIA BARS Phone SIS. Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg.. Victoria. BO.

CHIROPRACTORS

MIAS AND LSTLLLA KELLEY. Say Ward Bids. Manipulation. Phone lit and H74. *-* — ■ -

H. L1VSMV. DC.. Bp.C.. Chiropractie Specialist. 112-1 Pemberton Build- F.!“»■>« t*»L VunSultalion and spinal analysis free.

DENTISTS (Corwir**- hr W c ywm»). I )R A- A. HUMBER, dentist. Qaa èaÿgen. Hours uy appointment. Pemberion Bldg. Phone zl«|. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES (li. J. P. SHUTK, dentist! -Office. Me. COMING EVENTS FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS LOST AND FOUND BUSINESS DIRECTORY i9i pemhenon Bldg phone 7117 69 (Continued) (Cuntifaued) (Continued) ... r- Birtorm Satie 6tm?a •AU Y ixYrirng* 'NAPt'b'tffTY r-Vei'rstt'iWVt*: art" class" Y rnr.ftÉ < legion T Hard Tim-e Dan, *’, hi 1 good as new . fl5 90. Toy ca.-na^e •*# Maturday Phone : GUARANTEED CARS DDRESSING and mailing circular» to Advertising Phone No. 1090 Caledonia Hall. Wednesday. Feb It itr new. -«s e». 422 Boleekine Puon- A car owner». XVa have names and ad­ RATE* FOR CLASS!FIFO ADVERT 1*1 X® Twelve good „ prises. Karev a four-piece GST— Spitz dog. Saturday. *T A R Touring, 'used very dresses of Victoria and Vancouver Island orchestra. Dancing » to 1. Admission auto owners New ton Advertising Agency. OY S ART GLASS leaded lights. Situations Wcant. Sltuatldtja Wanted., To 1 ewers to name of "Flu lack soil. load 13 50 delivered. »a«c phone Reward. hVKRlAXI) Touring, splen- Hull* ?4 Winch Fide Phone l»lt dtf-H HYDRO ELECTRIC THERAPY Rent. Articles for Sale l»et „*M-ound. • ■■he» a.axed. )f-*« lHc per word per Insertion. 4,’uhiract rate 1923-24 FORD Touring, equal to YAVAI, Veterans annual smoker OUT—-Ob Saturday, diamond broo<"h 1 F TOU DO NOT SEE what you are look- | — VOID that tired feeling by Turkish on application. •e-' nr* 1 *lub. Esquimau. Tuesda) |A YTON computing scales. 94 ot to • with Ik rge ruby in «entre A Ing for advertlse«l here, whv not auver • 10 lbs. suit grocer, cheap Phone Hath and Violet Ray treatmSnt from No advert isement for less thao It «'rackers and cheese and------> II be rewarded. Branson. Upl tiae vour wants? Someone smonget the j BOOKS AMadam Mmnee. «29 Y»:e» Phone list. Minimum number of word». 13. veterans, non -members, welcomed ». ______«42-3-11» thousands of readers will most likely base ■ 1911 FORD Touring. In very good lus* what you are looking for and ue xM In computing the, number of or E<’TRIG sewing machine (used*, term* DEA VILLE. Prop. advertisement, estimate group* or tor . I OST - Ited pocket purse. containing to sell at a reasonable price. lf-«* ! , ' Exchange,—a library]r v — HIS .1.. vICTORIA HaaketbaH Asaœiatldn— J If ff had a-.«><1 .-are Phone *2-1. ■ tf AND CONTRACTORS flee and forwarded to their private add automobile, In city. Phone 1 Re­ 1921 OVERLAND t Touring, a B Cook. Mrn. E. Johnson. C U B., phone JV)R SALK Set of drums and . traps, t‘22.______B |f-«e A charge of lie Is made for this a« | DR MORE Sons of «"ana-.a ward. ______994-1-34 real he*ul * ...... I^ORD touring car. 1922-23 mo*b l $*° ** cheap. Cordell, phone 797»L 19^4 CHEVROLET Touring, runs * worth uf extras. In good ceqdltlon 'THING in building or mpnlra. Birth Notloea. «109 per Insertion. " mflltarv five hundred and .'DU Nil Illsck dog. bound feet. Phone ' - Box 6 : :. Times 6.’3-3-3| ] J phon» 17*9. Roofing a specialty. T. rlage. Card of Thanks and In Memoriam lesday. 6 30. Admission '»r. after 6pm NURSING HOME 11 SO per insertion. Death *nd * \ 5609-2-94 ,3d»1 SALK N -linker built rowboat. *- Easy Terms Arranged *«IL M Notices. 11.7,0 for one insertion. «-»• 1SSING -From 1594 Rockland Avenue L’OR SALE Nash 5-p*s»enger tourjng j = Appl: pSQUIMAl.T Nursing and Conraleacenl ollinson Street. aim e Thursday evening, large white MASTERS MOTOR CO. LIMITED j two Insertions. Yates Street Phone 1 tar. 1929 m«>del, 1400 for quick vale : 1 L-4 Home. 461 Lampoon Street. Maternité HELP WANTED—MALE blue eyes. Telephone 1231 Reward Apply owner. 2411 Wark Street. Phone | CEMENT WORK It SAI.E—Biack sot). «4 per load, | 25-». 603_ ■ ud general nursing. Invalids given as­ also radio poles Phone 2334. pen care. One acre nice grouoda Phone» I 4926 and Ut9L ______4197-U >UY your oyfct^e at the Golden Gate VA8H l-pintoRr touring. 1924 mode:. r 9 BUTCHER— and draining 1 Cafe Olympiads. 7Sc per pint ; Fast - Births, Marriages, Deaths RADIO USED CARS OF MERIT «-cylinder. disc wheels. privately 1 » Phone 724IL S9-tf i. 69c per dosen- 997-97-94 ÎV K SALE —Ttmacco at the B. owned. In perfect condition Phone , - 1 Tobacco Shop. 63» Fort Street, MECHANOTHERAPY sel I lor lea*. 1 W. RADIO SERVICE—There Is «H AI.MERS Rcadster . 1 53371.. If you want something real *«>«>d ! ENGINEERS schooled' for eertlficatee GRAY-DORT ...... ; don t mlyts this 5*5-9-39! ^ XV. U. Winterburn. î$é Central Bide. (v» shortage here of genuine U.V. CARPET CLEANING MILNE. Meehano-Theraplst ( manipe- ^Vili SALE—Grey collapsible bauy buggy. tubes We give service. Phone lJ»4. lativa treatment). «97 Union Bang ■ n coo,) condition phone C976R e-tf Foi t Street______496 d\ KRl.AND 4 X* KW truck» uu9 trucks, tractors and Bldg Phone 20Î7. OLDSM4 iltIT.K % . . . . •' trailer ■ BLAND XVlndow end Carpet •Cleaning L'ARN MONEY AT HOME - You • jHjUK USED RANGE BARGAINS at OVERLAND 4 Co.. 917 Fort Phone Sa IS. W. H. ____B C. Hardware. HI Fort Street ___ 1* !91 A tubes. j Broughton Street. Victoria. B.C. Phone ^ U II to >2 na hoar In your *pa I •42 Va« as Street. WM.I.X S-KM'.HT, 1924. iughea Hamilton-Beach me1 hod. 69 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN wrltlii*. liBoitt cards Mc a n v *i*tu 1 - OUGEK» . eroiaere Hgiid ap*»« tame a a DYER I. AND Instruct you by nur- new simple 1 * J Doth IP*, lente, pack 9»ck»v t.lanketa. KTH'KRA K*R < L\AîAN-TEü.^Caza And truck» for„wreck^ j grapH System, supply ' vôu" "wtTh'""»• d- Ai-K-AItti Kenar, iR- V: B. TAYLOR, general practlea FUNERAL DIRECTORS etc F Jaune * Bros. Limited. 479 John- POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK ; i 1 lng. beat pn :es pai«l W Frank ‘ CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Special attention to finger surgery ot pay you cash each week. Write —| son StVyet______Ft tRI> 1 ton Tru« k all reas body-9330 ~f«»r full pailPTiTurs and fr^e bomctet ^Wi î nrmmm tVri-i king AXrv -9-t»~View--Staae-UL- mei eye.e'e. ear. noseno add throat. 496 Pee»« Angus Show Card Service Limited, ALLEABLE AND STEEL 19ABY CHICKS I IS hatching egg* «7 h WILLY*-KNIGHT. i'T-one 1585. t -1#4-, berton Building v 1 ! A RN—Chimneys. furnaces, Col borne Building. Toronto. Canada. A4 hundred. Brooders Incubators and troughs cleaned. Cleanilnea Street fox terrier* for sale. Phone 445411.’^ Arthur THOS. PLIMLEY LIMITEDJmuglaii UNFURNISHED HOUSES ly. courteav. Phone «442L1. PHYSICIANS ANDS FUNERAL CO. EAR.N WIREI.ESS AND TRAVEIr— ELI ABLE mailing Hat* of Victoria and Broughton SL Phone 697 X'lctorla. B.C. r# Complete Marconi spark and valve K ' Vancouver Island homes, business men. 4'LEVEN, Ancona yegrllng hen*. TXR. DAVID ANGUS—Woman’s disorders Thoughtfulness la- tho keynote transmitting: and late type receiving’ gear auto (■»»-,«. et, . also • otnp!«*te list* of^ 1 each Phone 76621.2. S62 TF YOU DO NOT 8ES what you are look- | DYEING AND CLEANING specialty: 24 of SANDS service. ' Private Classe* now forming Telephone ZS for profesadyiial men. retailer*, 'wholesale.* 1 lng for advertised here, whv not adver- i 400 Panteges Bldg. Third and Unlverelti particulars. Sprott-Shaw ^School tf ,Xilt SALE Leghorn < ovk. good strain. family roomi and chapel. and manufacturers throughout Canada, nee vour wants? Someone amongst the i'oetase rk'unded on undelivered mail mat* *:• U0 Phone *. . 24R !______thousands of readers will most likely have j MTY DYE WORKS—Geo. McCann, pro- '|1\Y<> neat appearing M>ur* men t--r. Newt'hp Advertising Agency (estab­ XVR NOW OFFER OUR SPRING RAR- Just wnat you are looking for tnd ee glad ■J prletor. 964 Fort. Phone 76. 61 Phones 2306 and «93: lished l»t/»i. #toc it. handsome case LIST OF SATISFIED (SKI* CAR 1 mo RENT 1219 Rudlln Street, comfort- NOTICE Only reason for selling, want the room. OWNERS 1 1 11 B. C. FUNERAL CO.. LTD 37 R 613-3-35 FURRIERS Phone 3551R2 Phon.- 26*7 or 599L . .7)6*i-|-3ï TO OUR (Hs> ward»). HUDSON SUPER SIX—Year and a half ROSTER, FRED—Highest price for raw 736 Broughton Street help wanted—female sacrifice pti old 7-pa**enger touring, reflnlshed and i r|’«) RENT -r*.m house, modern, l-ase- SUBSCRIBERS EDUCATIONAL ready for v ea|a of har«1 werU Jk « *ywx tur. 2116 Uwernmeut street Phone Calls Attended to at All Hou.» di»« wheels etc. Only , I •KMF Phone 4kkOR 6573-1-3". fcl7-______6» It la the desire of 4 PROTV-SKA XV SCHOOLS—Commet,'ia,. |ASH. doors, glass andx shingles. Hot Moderate Chargee. I-ady Attendant OSBY SCHOOL. Rockland A venae. S' St-noi-wphv. Se« rdarUI. Collegiate 1 bed sash. «2 77*. sash. ». lights. 19x12 llVr'SOX S1LPKB SIX- Year and a half fWu RENT—Six-room house, .lame* Bay. The Victoria Dally Time» Embalming for Shipment a Specialty. Prepsrator>. Wireless and Radio courses. Boarding and day ochool for Junior see. SLS0. All building material* lower Next term begin. Jan. 19. 1926. old speedster. •»ftlv gone few thousand 1 cl>'«* to sen ntudern conven’ep, e- ENGRAVERS Phones 2235. 223«. 2237. 1773R. Day school now open. Phone 21. or send »ve*. u -een Lumber Co.. piior.e^SMT^^ mi lea. very complete extra equipment, rent «13. Apply 6tHf Campbell ^Buluilii* to give It» subscribers aa for prospectus. tires practically new. motor Just broken ■ VCM-A.VD* ACADKM ^4 EN ERA L ENUllAVEH, Stencil Cutter Ai delivery service. GENT LUMEN'S DISCARDED rummer? in This Hudson quality for d*1 |»| — 8prott-8haw the bargain price of * a id Seal Engraver Oeo. Crow ther. McCALL BROS. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE bought ireeo Block. 1216 Broad St., opp. Colon let If ÿour newspaper la not Paid- We Can cour see leading to •• Can.-dtan or Assert* FURNISHED SUITES (Formerly of Calgary. Alta.) *H A XV car. University. Alex G. Sm th. VI A . head DODGE SEDAN -Rerent model If master James II. Beatty, --anager. wheel*. A real •dosed car bargal delivered In a reasonable •The Floral Funeral Home of the West"" A X DSMAX. V Phone <91 33 Fort Street XX'e are winning the confidente of the HORTHAND School. 1*11 Gov't. Com­ popular make X'om will Al /'TON VENT ENT furnished suit* " rooms, llOTO ENGRAVING—Half-tone ao« S%mhnrdon. permanent like It . . M nrl time after publication people of X'lctorla and vicinity throua* our iltlon. X IrtorlH - --- -...... mercial subjects. Successful graduates " . ■. i r.« i Phone 9472L. Garbellv line cuta Times Engraving Depart S Phone 1090. methods of conducting our business. use stores, handy with tools, married WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS our' reLommendauon. Tel 274. X. A. Mac- Hoa-I •'.«#7 - 3 - 36-. phone 9*64 and x 6n. Time-. - -*rr«-;-3; STUDEBAKKR LIGHT SIX 1123 model. heel* and man■ g COMPLETELY furnlkbed three-room Office nnd Chapel. Cor. X'anrouver and another copy wUl be NTED—Ham slicer state make an, .-•nd running like ™_y suite». reasonable rents l-eltoy FURNITURE MOVERS Johnson Sta. Phone 98*. F you want a carpenter phone !.abor -ash price. Box 5«2. Times MUSIC ar in all It* detail*. Apartments. Montreal and XllcMean. Hall—S3* t. dlspati hed Immediately. ’ANTED—To buy. gramophone record* 7lCTORIA Ft'llOOL OF NATURAL BOUT TO MOV ET If a TIMES MONUMENTAL WORKS rHBVROI.ET BABY GRAND TOURING 1.YIELD APARTMENT# — Furnished SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE Phone «2». ____ tf \ EXPRESSION A Lamb Transfer Co. for household llibben-Bon* Bldg Phone 6614 Motor refitted with «onwta iv suites to rent by the week or month moving, crating, packing.■hipping *1 or ator- CIRCULATION Principal pistons and so delivering remarks!». Phone 11460 tf-t« age. OUlcO phone 1E67,. night 25*il.. EWART S MONUMENTAL WORKS power Repainted and as DEPARTMENT ALF or full day position urgently MISCELLANEOUS MISS CLARE POWELL L RAM TTUMBOLDT APA RTMENTS—Two and LIMITED. Office end yard, corner wanted by young ladly with knowl­ Brant h 1713 Fairfield ltoa«l Phone «111Y a* puaelbh*. Going for anl Eberts Streets, near Cemetery. 1 j 1J three-room suttee to rent Fhon^l«34^ | Hedge of stenography and mimeographing 'Wfirm one* till phone 3Ü18Y or 191$. 909-tf AWS, looln. knives, salssora put li FURS shape. Ptone W. Emery. 1597 Glad TUITION OVERLAND « — Recent model well taker S « are of and well re< ommended B I*)* l] FURNISHED ROOMS URSE 'open for engagement or will store Avenue. ______t COMING EVENTS A so, 1 CJPROTT-SHAW Hu sinew* InetRute. 1*11 by the previous owner ...... rrx.-* care for patient In her home. Phor» KATES hollow ground. Y>EST PRICE for raw fur*, cush or i tf | 4J Douglas Street —Coursas Include 462SY ■4 » order by return. Express chan ------! Commercial. Stenography. Secretarial. FORD ONE TON TRUCK CHASSIS my expense. Old Mrm. John CurrT Yenr and a half old. new «>ver*l»e pneu I TAELHI HOTEL ROOMS -Houeekeeplnx IUUONISM—-The one thing a man rnitK RECORD EXC ■Victor. | Civil Service. Ra«lioteiegr-.»hy. Prepare* ; and bedroom» «19 Yatee Street. 21 Johna.m Street. Phone ««76 D cannot keep to h Ini self is happiness." BUSINESS CHANCES -a. Columbia 1 Paths r*?* hanged topTfc etc. Day School, enro.* any Mon- matlc «-ord tires on rear. loiir-«p*e, Tflfon'ii. printer*. * (a tinner* arid engrav­ 19c. each. Edison cyllnd- 'b« roT' dey. Night Sclfbot. enroll any "lueedny. transmission. A wonderful bargain...... *>>vM T»UY RAXV All kinds er *, 12lu Go>ernment Street. Free classes rrcorda 3 for «1. exchang- Jaa. firstly, managing director. Tele­ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ■i Cheque by return mall, In Dennison Art lnatru«tlon In this at ore NX’ESTMKNT. not x gamble. If your Johnwon Street Phone 6 phone 2S. tf satisfactory fur returned imn dally front Thursday. February 5.______w TWKLX'K-rAPS WHITE YKLLOWSTONI money 1* earning leas than «*!» lnt*-r- ICatabllahed 190« my ex pens*. James Sicilian PARK SIGHTSEEING BODY with lare ! 1 AT 9#1 Burdett Ave . furnished house- MPUTATIDN Ci.I B military five hun it. buv these house.» good renter» good AUTOMOBILES luggage rarrlyr. nwv top last Ivar title. $4.296 cash. «>wn*r ’Advertising la to buelneaa | a'\ kwcplng rooms, reasonable : <•:«>** In location, A gift at ... *?—’ K A«;ishiz. R.C.. Feb. 9—The body of ’ ...... _ _ M t’-l-** -*«•» i*n in*. ; mn 11 t A ttvrrrtT MrFMnaW. d = rip prix*'*. Uvukl orcWewlra. Ad- BOWK GOOD CHEAP CABS A. W CARTER É miitsloiii 25c. ,You kuow, )ou tell >m. iv fur common liudron eci.i. H»v* Oltl ■ T»oy whu perished sum*

MOTORCYCLES AND CYCLES , ROOM AND BOARD ■ AND ■CIIEX'Rni.Ex Toitring.' gn,»«t tire* paint- Hudson Super Six and Motor Cai lug'that will igej lor >eer*. F weeks ago while hunting In the THINGS l«*p. side curtain* and batterv all À1 : N. Mlbbeo. uoveronieot Strw mountains, was found yesterday. SOCIAL CLUB—Invitation dance. gecond-hand bicycle*. from for only ...... $225 Corner Courtney and Gordon Street» ids 26-ti ■ OYS* —and prr*erve» FORD Touring, hep *hock absorber*. f«*ot T7BRST-CLASS rooms, table board. Kng- He had fallen over a fifteen-foot Iprens Hotel. Feb. 12. Osard* ______i. Victory Cycle XVorks. 5*1 A’ llsh cooking: teasonable. central. 9i6 —and *pl«e* accelerator, -nit out. an«l a Hie curtalha Phone *49 bluff. His head was badly crushed Johnson Street. 4 door» below Government —and flavoring» npen with door» This .in vw here for only «85 1929-71 McLeughlln Master Sis 7.pas­ A Street. Comfortable rooms. *te*rft B. H A9B.N Kit ATZ—Plumbing, heat The place where (he body wan B 8.A. BICYCLES —and biscuits heat, home cooking. moderate, inclusive IIUPMOUII.K Touring, model 22. all «‘X- senger. will take light car In ex­ Ins. repair* all kind» 1045 Yale* found is about 100 feet below a big ■ AXt'K et Crusader*’ —and Ironing board» cellcnt tire*, self-starter, one man top change ...... |9 * terms ; garage. PN>he 72140.' 2281 -25-4» » 674. re* «S17X 51 Burnside Are k’ow Reduced to falls. Indications are that he started and Douglas, thl* ■mlng Tuesday A rh,*ap OD BUY in a 6-room house, fully the skull. * «lance to-night, Lsmpbeli Building1 JIM BRYANT Oakland Dealer* t’ohscrx alive Room*. < - and butter al modern, and rwo big lots, in a gm*d An element of mystery was cre­ —and « namel* district, stime fruit tree*, lorries. price ated by the discovery, body Phone 7711 - and lann-'d fruits \ l -PASSKNOKR PACKARD DTAGB- CAPITAL SERVICE GARAGE «...209. on terms Apply Box 10. Times PATENT ATTORNEYS the being *n,l *< ore* like new. 63.909 09; Overland 99. good Phone 3934 1953 Fort S'. found dressed only in Its underwear, Admission 25c. of other Ohape. 1275.09 Overland 79. electric light* HOUSES BUltT ON INSTALMENT PLAN tile sweater and trousers and one Harmony and starter. 6159 00. - BOY DEN. MICE registered BOATS things are ifUDERN hoirlw for sals, easy term, boot being missing. The warehei s USED PARTS tor Cadillac •’I." Hudson ill u H. Bale, contractor. Fart and >nt attorney. SU View Street Super Six. Big Six Studebaker. Gray -Dort. 1. 69 can not account for this, as It is not IF your watch Uoea not give satisfaction Maxwell. Dodge. Chev.. Light Six Bulck. EXTRA Htadacon* Phone ll4i considered possible wero A bring It to "The Jewel Box. 6t»0 Fort I OATS built, repaired, satisfaction guar \ i< lorla. Help the clothes |n,'r> a**1 our BrhHoe; Bulck D-65. H-49 and K-19 Tj*ORD Fordoor Sedan, only '«Iren a street, cor. Government Street Work | an teed. moderate price» Stephens a miles, equipped with Ruck»‘ell A a \fORTGAGE SALK- 6-t*>>om modern cot- j torn off and carried away by wolves, B1237 Bunn \ aid* Ave t Saxon; Overland 79. 82. #5 and 90 Wlllya- REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE guaranteed. Cleaning 81. mainspring» «1. Mxerlan I 8|-4. Twin Six Packard. Com­ and In abaolutely new condition throu . *ll tage on l*une«1in Street. ga« garage, as no marks, with the exception of a close lo l>nugl*» street. g«K»d renter price ______:______-______u i YLINDER grinding. motorboat and supporting merce and Maxwell trucks, and many out. Priced for quick sale at 8900 1 the fracture of the skull, were found» others. is your chance to get a new car at a g 81.200. Phone 695 3. NIGHTS and Dûmes „f the Thistle- C motorcar repairs, marine ware, etc home Industries. C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. Armstrong Brow . Ill Kingston Street.. PACIFIC AUTO WRECKING CO. • 9X3 Uovernin* nt. Phone 135. 69 K Regular meeting, followed by ao< lal. NEWTON LIMITED A E. HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITÉ MINSTREL SHOW will be held In K. of P Hall op Tuesday. body wel««une. tsio-i 749 Broughton Street Phene 2246 -/ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1925 17 REAL ESTATE-HOUSES, LOTS, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUIT, and CHICKEN RANCHES FOR SALE

WORKINGMAN'S SNAP! UUMR SKKKKKë—LOOE! CHEAP RANCH y-ROOM HOV8K and bathroom. LOSE te city, five miles out. four- large lot. "garage and chicken houee. ; Here's Use Utile H.lame Yee1* Hare Aiwa). C room Cottage, barn and chicken house, Rood condition. 1‘nce $ 1.63 b. This pro­ le Hied good well; five.a*:res. two cleared and cul­ perty is cloae In. QlTtTATKD on a nice level corner lot tivated to fruit, all fenebd. Price $2.200. Cl 161 ft. x l OS ft.) la Oak Bay M-ini- MONET TO LOIN easy terma clpalltv. stands one of the most attractive «-ROOM MODERN meqt. open fireplace and other feat Ol'NH on hand and Immedlnlely available J. GREENWOOD f*«. In first-class condition Price little homes of It# kind lo Vhe city. Al­ III NLA LOW >oR most nee and el well-built stucco con­ •v for first mortgage loan» on resi­ X ltSS «.ever»meet Street 01.070.00 »»e. terms, vutside city limita struction. this bungalow contains every dential. business or farm property, el TYSON A WALKS* comfort and reetvniesce. There are 6 lowest current rate of interest. YVTITHIN eaey walking distance o»r ell* bright and cheery rooms, with ell kiadâ et NEW SERIAL STORY V to car line and low and hits Pert Street butii-m features Also, well-laid Quick Decisions. Reasonable Chargee nchonl» open fireplace, living-room Meals HARDWOOl» PLOO** less a little triumphant smile touched paneled and many built-in effects, deed It le a home the! » m appeal to enveae , P. R. BROWN A SONS LIMITED her lips. Basement and nice 3-place bathre^"* >1-1 looking f ou have the chases. •tt Government Street i 154 Shore to one buyer than to another, murely. * luid only wapt advertising will lind MV INK* TUN A MIHGIAII "Let s see your arm," Aunt Sally the one man to whom they are worth demanded. •IS Pert Street Phene 401 most of all. She extended it. AlongQits slim The Darling of Destiny whiteness was a broad streak of vivid 75. Therefore, fr. Thinks A.U-jn minutes later Tom Sheldon * 77. Kxamine. Ford was rattling down the? dusty TIMES CROSS-WORD PUZZLE VERTICAL road dnppkd in the morning sun­ light. Hedgerows of blooming honey­ 1 Minute opening. suckle filled the air with fragrance, | BEDTIME STORY 2 Jeweruf delicate colors (pi L MILDRED BARBOUR You won t have to consult the 69-horlaontala to solve this pussle. 3 Allow. meadow larks sang in the fields, and Word may be found in a High School dictionary. 4. t'ur. June lion. In the cloudless blue of the sky a 6 Place of public contest (pi ). lone buzzard wheeled Indolently, 4- Father*" i Sue, curled up in a corner of the Uncle Wiggilÿs Hot I narrow seat, hummed softly to her­ 1 3 3 1 rcr * Mk 111. 1 V nr 10. Pure. self. Tom stole a glance at her oc­ Bottle 11. organs of sight. THE ORPHAN scurrying and scamper In the tall the sitting room, she found a fright casionally. and was rewarded with a 11. Tree. _____ of ecstatic sweetness; he was ST- II. 8m unkept grass#■saes ,and a small mongrel cnlng spectacle. - - - ______—... ______Copyright, 1925, by McClure New»* Meanwhile, the object * of Mr*. hlm'belf delightedly on Hue was sitting In the middle •jof j almost too happy for words, but fin- 17. Cleverness. cnt her life as a dependent, rabbit to take a bottle with me?* the fence that flanked It on either nursing her arm. "It hurts so. Aunt "Lip rouge." *he laughed. "Didn't 56. Resinous substance. passed on from one branch of the it make a nice mark? Aunt Sally "I didn't mean a bottle of milk,** Bern side was weather-beaten and lacked Sally, what shall I do?' family to another wherever illness was fooled all right." laughed Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. 59. Second person pronoun (posa). an occasional paling. or death or other need demanded. The cornflower eyes brimmed with “What, then, did you mean?** asked «0 1‘onderolia book. tears, her !lt»s trembled piteously. Tom blinked stupidly. The girl herwlf might have posed Like all such women—women mrtd the bunny. 62 Quantity. for Roeeettl'a Blesaed Iiamogel. Her "Go up to'your rMm. child, band­ "Then you didn’t burn yourself at *1. tterpent. from childhood never to question the "I mean take a bottle of hot choco- age your arm with soda. I'll finish all ?" 6*. Drooding place. eyes were Just as wistful and Just a» will of man—she endeavored to ex­ mte with you," said the muskrat ladv 6$ rapture. cornflower blue. Her brow was just cleaning up here." “Of Course not. silly, but 1 had to ercise her long dormant authority do something to make Aunt Hally housekeeper. "The hot chocolate in 70 1’erlKh as young and smooth and serene. upon each weaker membef of her Sue hurried away, but not before 72. Negative. The pure oval of her fare, the fresh. let me off for the day; so I dropped the bottle will keep your paws warm own sex who came her way. another glance through the doorway when you put them on It. And when 71 1‘renent. unspvileiL sweetness of her lips, the showed her a dilapidated Ford rattl­ the kettle, went upstairs, and red­ 57~ In this case. Sue Drummond was dened my arm." you drink the hot chocolate that will pale gold of her smoothly braided the unfortunate victim. ing merrily down the dusty road. She hair Would have made the fingers make you warm inside." liraaping the girl firmly by the was in her room when the car dr«-w "Thank you, i'll do that." said the 7l S BBMHH of the medieval master yearn for up in front of the house. A young PUPPY LOVE arm. Aunt Hally marched her de­ bunny uncle, And so with his hot brush and canvas. Her gown was man climbed fout over the door that terminedly to the house, while the Tom shook his head in bewilder­ bottle of chocolate away he hopped. 7^ blue like her eye*, and Its unfash­ small dog, the innocent betrayer, refused to open.' lightly vaulted tho ment at Sue's confession. ionable simplicity could not conceal trotted happily at heel. l»rt>ken stile and walked boldly to the "1 don't unc|enitand you at all; you asa n the soft young curves of her body. "Now. young lady, you go Into kitchen door. There, confronted by when so nice and sweet, and yet. once 6313 B0H Her shoes were patched, hut her that kitchen; get to work with those Aunt Sally, his swaggering confi­ in a while, you pull something like Cross-word Puzzle 024 feet would have done credit to a dishes. I declare 1 don't know dence deserted him. this Say. where did you get rouge, famed beauty of Castille. where you g4?t your queer way; the "I—flood morning, ma’am.I—It's a HOW TO SOLVE VdB CROSS-WORD PUZZLE She looked for all the world the Drummonds may be poor, but there nice day. ain't it?" She shook her head laughingly. Every number in the form represents ihe beginning of a word, reading either picture Mrs. Blanchard, had so care­ ha* never been any lazy good-for- Aunt Sally's habitually stern* gaze horizontally or vertically. If there is a black square to the left of the number, fully drawn of the innocent and un­ "Oh. Tom. Tom," how little you know the word le horlaontal; If above It. the word is vertical The same number may nothing blood mixed into them. I relaxed. She smiled grimly. about girls!" sophisticated little Southerner whose think your poor father was right "What brings you around so early. of course begin both a horizontal and a vertical. The definitions for the correct debut into the Long Island house­ -It s darn funny the way you act. words to fill the form are found btlow. with numbers corresponding to those on when he said that there waa a devil Tom? We don't usually look to see hold was to be accomplished with sometimes. Hue, don't you think Ihe form. Run through the definitions till you find one that you recognise, and born In you and sooner or later It you until night time. This a holiday it's time we came to some sort of an But it in its proper place on the form, one letter for each white square. This will such care and consideration and was is going ta ahow itself. Now. Mias, ~br something?" —— understanding: you are going-- to- lerntsh several rrws-ciues to the words linking with it at right angles. Continue to be attended by such * violent up* •you get t-' wefÜ " He flushed under his sunburn. u. 1*1. manner tin the torm ie compt-telr flltid if you ,iu».. tolyM. th* aitMl* heaval of custom.and tradition._____ marry me. a rent you?' correctly it Kh»u*d reed both boriaontally -and vertically with wçrda corresponding A sigh lifted her youngx breast. Very stowty the girl - slipped the ~ "Well you see, I have to driver Bhe shook her head., to the definitions. The correct eolr.Uon of to-day's pusale will be printed to the and bet gaatpr-tTEvettng hadr »brw« bme and white checked pinafore: down toTHUrr olU fttmr to-day, and ‘Some day perhaps, but not for a next issue df The Times. ------—------over her blond head; still more lv over the j*anoraina of sunny fields, I thought maybe a* It wn* such a long, long time. We are both too Answer to Cross - word Puzzle 023 slowly she moved to the table where nice day. Susie might like to go for young, Tom; besides, there is HORIZONTAL 40. One element of a product. came to rest on ihe tip of one patch­ the soiled breakfast dishes wore 42. You. ed shoe. She made a little grimace a ride. She said last night that much of the world we ought to see neatly stacked. For a moment she I. Snort requiring ponies. 42. lvruse. .... nn«l the illusion of the Bleaeed maybe you might let her." first. There aren’t many girls 6. Wireless. . -a 44. Vile. ey.ed them distastefully— then her Aunt Sally was refilling the kettle around here, and you are absolutely 8. A step. 45. Accomplished. Damoxel was gone. Susie!** A sharp voice from the gas- wandered again to the open which hod been the important factor the only man I know; how can 12. Musical drama. 46. Tardily. £15,000 For Tour doorway through which the tempt­ 14. Betimes. 49. Fibres of the body house In the cedars broke the morn­ in the catastrophe. we be sure that we won’t be crazy 15. Rodent. 51. Existed. ing stillness. Susie, where are you? ing vision of the summer morning "1 reckon she can go if her arm about someone else, If we ever have beckoned. A flicker of a smile 16. More sugary. 52. To restrain water of Prince of Wales You come here this minute. Didn't drn't hurt her too much: she scalded a chanceT* "Quick Ie buzzed the bu£. 19. l‘ipe joint. 54. ocean. touched her lips momentarily. Very 20. Hebrew Deity. 55. Wily. I tfll you to do these breakfast It a little while ago." Hs shook his head stubbornly. over the fields and through thfi London. Feb 3.—As far as the Gov­ dishes ... Susie!" deliberately she went to the stove The young man's look of alarm "Oh, yea," *he persisted". ___ ST. l'art of leg 56. Claw, ernment I* concerned, economy is to he and removed the kettle of boiling Woods, looking for an adventure. 22. Organs of hearing. 58. Pig pen. The girl on the stile sat perfectly and distress was flattering to the ab­ right, and you will understand *om“ observed' a* regard.» 'he future travel* water. She looked around carefully; Uncle Wiggily hadn't gone very far 24. Like. 60. Toward. Of the Prince of Wale*. It la under­ still, but a flicker of mischief crept sent Sue. who wasn't so very absent day." before, all of a sudden, he found * 25 Rested. <1. Bang Aunt Rally was nowhere in eight. stood the House of Common* will h# into the cornflower eyes. after all. ns a matter of fact. From ,"1 don't want to understand. I poor little Hqulggle Bug, with his 27. Sully. 63. Chair. irked to appropriate only £ 15.0wt -fdr "Susie The voice tame closer. A moment later, there was a 29. Wayside hoteL 65. Atop. the top of the back stairs she was want you—now." legs frozen in a tiny pond of Ice. The the Prince's trip to South Africa and Without a sound, the girl slid from frightful crash followed by a shriek. watching the little scene below, and 12. Fight. 67. Sphere. Argentina. When King Ldward, a* * Listen." She held him hack with pond was about aa large around as 34 A drunkard. •9. Prophet*. Prince of Wales, went to India, the the top step of the stile and dropped A BIT OF STRATEGY though she had no doubt whatever one slim restraining hand. "Aunt a tea saucer. 35 Number. 70. Owed. llvuee of Common» appropriated £54.000 down under it. about the state of the young man's Sally saya that my father's people 17. Depended. t HugltlP mC: buzzetl the Squiggle 71. Intended. for him. At that moment, there was a When Aunt Sally came flying from heart in regard to herself, neverthe- are going to do something for me; at least, they are going to jet me visit "How did you frozen fast them for a while. It's only fair that there 7* asked the bunny. I should have that chance, isn't it? After that, ijll come back and we "It happened last night," said the will settle down on the farm and Bug. "Then the pond wasn't frozen. raise chickens, and pigs, ami It was melted water and I went wad­ THE GUMPS —THE DESCENT OF MAN vows, and get very rich and stupid ing. But 1 stayed In too long and ind comfortable. Lut. oh." she tww I’m fast in the Ice that Jack stretched her firm» out suddenly in Frost froze." TUyzE's Howitùî oh -we motor TNERfc'S MM PXCTVXK ANb WHAX IXV. CifeX XVtAX a gesture indescribable yearning, Til help you," said Unde Wlgglly HAVP a VOVt-VX "first. 1 want Just a taste of life." kindly. Ho, kneeling down, he blew kho wmobcbs 1..^Sw>’65L»Viet'rtrVP- VVSXVt*. «X SAISI eiceex xwv uwxv Kiueeees - Rfcrovrttws «loe-vtX He stopped the car suddenly and his warm breath on the ice ground NW MIMt** OVJMP, INp V^U. KNOWN 600VTX \ suppoav ~we \M'T«tx«£w « akxie xxe %Me TAVK Poe AH awt> vx> eecootAZE xoua seized her determinedly in his arm». the Squiggle Bug's legs, and the ice V-pkX>eR, AKP'VEO VN VAV» CyxcH Xo AOO NtX CVAXUltP EU^OW _ SBU "If you go away from me now, soon thawed, so the Rug could gel «VPOWTOR SeSxeRVkN vs vvt NqmR AhX> poyp a you’ll never come back." loose. But he shivered with cold. Mkve xev» an» "txx>v V3ZEX 1UAVB AN» MAUVE xouft VVXXXKAV ”1 promise." she »ald softly. "I'll give you some chocolate from V0R SAW 0\ V>w 1Ç x *H0T ÛVMP LOOKtU CNAVtM.NO IN A W XHÇH XNP.M xo xnp. soevert He looked down deep into the corn­ fny hot bottle," said the bunny, and WE ÇN1NE wxxvt A HAH»VA.mVX> T 0F flower blue of her eye*. They seemed he did so. Then Uncle Wiggily SOWVXOTJH Xwec» A COUTVe op VAbVS M0WX exjVO RUN ReroVtXBR- AO\> XO A to be two wells of innocence and hopped on. looking for more adven­ Sooçx't e^ç-oviwx, men Yb wi xx^ ôtwxvE vttAvœs know juyt l w.XN OexetCH PPAXNEM —^ V-SyOH. MS PVCXVVe sweetness and promise, and lie waa tures. and the Squiggle Rug flew on AXte AS VMPW'TAN'T AC A content. his way. WOW MANS LUMPS op WÛAR V VXtCE MO ICI VHP WAS accompkniv» evN ' rv«$. op evkxt vq After a moment he released her All of a sudden, as Uncle Wlgglly COPPEB AN» OXOEV. WSORXkVOr OfcXAVLX 0T HPR NUSBAMt-, . and started the machine again. ~ waj< hopping along, out from the . MM XNXpRVrVNO A CqA V "We’ll get to the farm in time for bushes Jumped the Fox. and. before V C6WÇR- 1 .nch. ami after that. I want to show the bunny could run. the Fox caught you something great I’m working on. him. If* a new invention for a reaper. "Ah. ha! At last I have you!11 If It works out the way I expect it harked the Fox. wffl. there ought id be a lot In If for "Arc y on going to nibble my earsT*" # asked the bunny. "Tom, you are going to be rich and "I am as soon as I can go get thd famous, some day. I know it. Won’t Bob Cat." snarled the Fot. "1 prom­ It»be fun to look back and remember ised my friend, the Bob Cat. I would the days when we Were so poof not nibble you, If I caught you, until and had nothing hut our dreams." he got here. So I am going to tlo ' Maybe we won’t be as happy aa you fast to this icicle and go get tha we are now." Bob Cat.” "Oh, yee. we will," she Insisted. Speaking thus, the Fog took some “There are go many wonderful things strong rope and tied the bunny to m In the wdrid to do and l want the xnwcf. big Icicle that had formed on a rock chance to do every one of them. You where a spring of water bubbled nee. my father used to talk to me forth on warm days. Leaving Unde about an entirely different world Wlgglly tied to the icicle, the Fol that he knew before he married my went off to find the Bob Cat. mother. He said that I belong there, "Oh, dear! If I could only get loose and yet I love It here; so, you sec, from this Icicle. I could run home be­ there are two of me- oas pulling fore the Bob Cat and Fox return!* against the other—and I shall never sighed Uncle Wiggily. BRINGING UP FATHER —By GEORGE McMANUS be quite contient to stay here and marry you until I have explored a "Why don’t you?** whispered » little bit in that other world." voice, and there was the Squiggle 00*NtxWlLLU prrrm Bug. now dressed in a warm, fur coat, thi-3 Ouarrcl Berwtn IN C.LAO TO KNOW DO CONE OVER II Tom shook hie head gloomily. ah; that t> i— "You will never come back to me. your hot bottle of chocolate against *>HE HA*> OCX» IX- WA-3 AL0- MANCIE ajn DAOCiHTES VOICE vou fort;I've me AMO ORiNC, XOUR I know It Just as if something had the icicle. It will melt and you can nix fault C.ITTIN ON Mt NEKtve'n l OEar» Common ttNSf - told me. But It isn’t fair m.t to lei pull off the rope and hop home." I KNEW OTVE.O ITX» ALL TOO HOSttANO I WAMT you have yoifr ehance. Siie, promise 8o the rabbit held his bottle of hoi WltMTHEYQ -cPEfiK A.N BE VjMART am' MAKE UO TO APOkOOl Z-E r me you'll t-y not to forget me." chocolate against the icicle. The lea OWE IN —I TO TOO ------"I promise." Her eyes were all melted, the rope slipped off. and rr v-p-:------limpid sweetness, hut slowly into home ran 'Unde Wiggily before tha them crept a little flickering, specu­ Fox and Bob Cat returned. And oh, lative light. how angry they werç! My! My! It was as though she saw a vision, Anyhow the bunny gentleman did very far away but very beautiful, and not get nibbled that day. and if tha the soul of her went out to meet Its nut cracker doesn't pinch the lemon alluring promise. and make It sprinkle perfume on the chocolate cake. I’ll teH you nest New Art Centre about Uncle Wlgglly and Tippy rwnf Snowfall. In Several of the more "sdvanoed' New York. Feb. ».—New York's poets have established a poets* the­ ultra-free artists, stifled by tho atre In the basement of 8t. Mark's commercial spirit that has invaded Chapel. The church is an adjunct Greenwich Village, are seeking to of 81. Mark’s-in-the-Bowery, alH locate the. town's Bohemia several already houses the Leonardo., d* tifrrit'ft to 1 He** eastward, beyond the Vinci Art School and a Polish çofi- © IMS ■V ierr-L Fe»nj*t Stsect Iwc Bowery. Tompkins Square, in the gregaUon. in the poets’ theatn poets will be employed as play­ —rr- M heart of the East Side, la the site chosen for the new aesthetic centre. wrights and aetpre. 18 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1925 E TO CLOSE THOMAS W. LAWSON i MAKING THE SMALL GARDEN Pickard & Town Ltd., Successors to

Nickel Plating ESTIMATES SHORTLY FUNERAL TO-MORROW A Four-bedding System by Which the Tiny Garden Flot May There are a hundred and one things about vour ear, home, One More Week For School Body of Late Financier Will be Made Beautiful for Twelve Months in the jGmitut store or office that can he made as good as new if you haye Year; Spring Preparations them nickel plated. Phone 5)1 and ask us about this ser­ and Library Boards to Be Laid to Rest at Egypt, vice. Prices are quite moderate. Report Mass. The Popular Yates Street Store By JOHN HUTCHISON, F.B.HS. This week promises to be Just as busy as was the last one in municipal' Boston, Feb. 9.—The body of ALBION STOVE WORKS LTD. A garden that is only forty by a larger garden this would be too circles, owing to the effort to com­ Thomas W. Lawson, spectacular twenty feet may be legitimately expensive but it can be done in a 2101 Government St. (Cor. Pembroke St.) Phone 91 plete the consideration of estimates financier, author and gentleman very small garden at reasonable cost Coats, Formerly by February 15. That perlpd was set farmer, will be buried to-morrow be­ called "a very small garden." There and with great effect. Early in In the original motion because it is side that of his wife on a small por­ are many, no doubt, thpt still better March the Spring bedding s|iouldrbe deserve the name, hut remember that attended to by placing young but the stautory date of the school board tion of his magnificent country es­ and library commissioners, by which a perfect rose tree can grow in a well grown wallflowers, forget-me- Priced to $35,00 time their estimates must be re- tate that was saved from the wreck three-foot bed. No spot should be nots, dbpble daisies, primroses, of his fortune several years ago. neglected because it is “too small to polyanthuses, < mossy saxifrager, | Owing to the latter fact, both When Mrs. Lawson died in 1916, do anything with/' as some people aubrietlas and any other Spring- unjustly say. FOR. bodies will hold meetings on Wed­ after nine years of Invalidism, her blooming flower among the bulbs nesday. It is expected that the school husband gave orders that nothing In a very small garden it is wise that were planted in the Fall. estimates may show some small In­ to have as many banks or rock bor­ should be disturbed In the room she SUMMER BEDDING crease. owing to the scheduled In­ had occupied at “The Nest," a sim­ ders as possible because by this EURITIS creases for teachers, although no new means the extent of cultlvatable soil These may all be removed by the ple cottage adjoining the mansion of appointments to the staff are con­ Dremnwold" at Egypt, Mass. Mrs. is increased. . for in addition to the end of May when the Summer heel­ templated There will l>e an appro­ summits, or tops of the banks or ing takes place. This will consist $ léiwson was buried near “The Nest.” 15.00 priation for extraordinary expendi­ The l)ody of Thomas Lawson will rock borders, there will be four sides largely of tender plants and the gar­ ture, exclusively for grounds, which be laid beside that of his wife after on which to sow and plant. dener has an immense field for Splendid styles, popular fabrics and it is intended to submit to the ooun-* funeral services in "The Nest." Mr. The depth of soil of a bank or choice. between familiar and little all the best season’s shades repre­ cil as an urgency matter. Three items i^awson died suddenly on Saturday. rockery 1* much more healthy for known species. He can revel in the appear on this list, the continuation plant roots than the level l>ed or bor­ homeliness of Canterbury bells, | sented. Coats properly tailored with lupins. snapdragons, stocks and of the improvement at the High Thomas W. Lawson, financier, der unless the digging and making asters or he may deck the ground School grounds initiated last year, author and sportsman, opened the up. of the border or bed has been pretty linings, with or without fur with exotics, such as begonias ami and the urgent work at Oak lands way tv^his spectacular career by scientifically done. Even then the heliotrope. collection of dahlias collars. and Sir James liouglas school running away frpm school in Cam­ mound has the advantage, because It grounds. bridge. Mass . to work in a financial Is never troden upon or flattened out. and gladioli should be planted at the The library estimates are expected house in •Boston as an office boy. rains percolate through It. and heat same time as these will carry the ALL SIZES TO 42 to show some reductions,. It is under- Ills employers found him so promls- acts upon it more beneficially. Aifuin, bloom <>n until November. stood The Fublic 1 libraries Act dofig as .soon as a little hill is made a The next bedding is done in early not limit The expenditure to a fixed" Abey -persuaded hi*- mother to let him stay. That was in 1869. dlversifÿ" ôî aspects....Ts created, pm tn iWFTTon^rartnray-anr*wz rate, but in ' practice few library Five years later, at the age of fresher air is encountered, and frost nuals that are spent and to, make boards have advanced their estimates and damp are to some extent, at sure of - a -fresh -show of flowers. Harvey's Silk-lop Vests Special in Sweater Silk since the act came into operation. I seventeen, Tom l^awson was worth $60j)00. made from a pool he had or­ least, circumvented. Meadow ’saffrons and the Fall varie­ $2.75 t When It Is impossible, a* it ,1* In a ties of ttïe real crocus will bloonudn Regular Regular $1.25 committee.* working on various un- ganized the your before to buy ratl- for...... roadvtiUxk. Of that sum he*proihpt- very small garden, to represent plant a 'week or two after they are planted. for ------$1.75 98c x ttied di'ta'iTs of the. clv|< expendi­ families lavishly, every specimen Clumps of Iste hardy chrysanthe­ Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for iy lost $59.841 in another stock deal. White and flesh, opera top, very Four-ounce hanks, brown, cham­ ture, although the departmental should be as fiqe as possib|e. This mums and late varieties of Miehaelx Reduced to Jlf.n, he gave a dinner to fine finish, for evening wear; pagne, Ivory and black ; for knit­ votes have now gone through rough­ rule should h- Kept |jj mi ml ami friends in a Boston hotel- and . when -bias daisies may be lifted from a ly. The amounts stand substantially acted upon, and then the Very small shady reserve garden amFrrtnnted. sizes to 42.' ting sweater*. Neuritis Colds as before, because with the exception the bill was paid found himself with $4 JO. garden will rival the large garden. Then comes the Winter bedding, of the abandonment of some suggest - J^et there ■ be no inferior variety of in November the Spring-flowering ed works, the former votes were cut From the boy who in his teers could make a small fortune,and lose flower in the very small garden. bulbs should he put in. Crocuses, Neuralgia ..Headache closely. Some of the most economical A mistake that is made year after snowdrops, scillas, tulips, daffodils of the aldermen are coming to tha it developed the man who tumbled A Special Purchase money markets, who was a million­ year by the average owner of a little anu so on. These will bloom with conclusion that the remedy lies in garden is to crowd It full and -over­ the Spring-bedding plants. other methods than assaults on the aire one day and "flat" the next, who Lumbago Toothache l»aid $30,000 for a carnation and who. flowing. Herbaceous plants are al- .WINTEtf.EFFEÇTS - tA'moBlTdT -s#» tiro*'-every root * 400 Yards Py jama Cloth,Reg. a Y ard 85c > *'* bon made for several .repair •MT» •wwewo.i'nBWrà lî»î;rrw TSffit For Wintfr effect diminutive built to. defend the America's cup. swells to a prodigious clump, bulbs Rheumatism Pain items which it was expecte<1 would are choked by buIblets, roses, by their shrubs may 1*> planted among the be taken care pf this year. "COPPER KING" own shoots, shrubs and trees by In­ hidden bulbs, such ''as Erica carnen, A very .beautiful and durable woven fabric Tom Lawson's identity with cop­ ward-turning branches and as for a rosy-red heath that blooms in for pyjamas and men’s shirts, cream grounds £ Accept only “Baver" package per begun when he was a young man. the over-crowded vegetable patch— January; Erica carnea hybrida, an He knew nothing of the mineral 6ut words fail me. earlier flesh-pink variety; I’er- with fancy colored stripes ; 32 inches‘wide. which contains proven directions. nettya. a h»ath-like plant that has when the Butte and 1 lost on mine ■ Because there I* so little room the A yard ...... C J Handy “Bayer’1 boxes of 12 tablets. opened he took a t>p from a news- idea is to have as much evidence.of . red, pink.. or white berries; Barberis TARIFF CONTEST IN of which turn “ Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. 1 a per friend ami began buying at labor, as much to show, as van Be rdtrtophyrhi. the leaves remain on the Harvey’s Penmans All-wool Cash- Aspirin le tte fra* mark (raglstsrtd tn Canada) of Rayer lisonfw-tare <* M.*noar*tle- 16. Then he sold the stock short given inches in which to grow—or T**** ,n **JM and : eehflpeteT of Relkyllcacld (Acetyl Salicylic Add. "A. S. A.**>. WW* it is well know» and whltt.ed the market down to 75 rather to exist. boughs for, many weeks; Huyaurea, Silk-top Combinations mere Hose that Aapirln wans Bayer manr.factare. to as*i«t the publie ayate«t tmitatlona. the Tablets cents, taking up thousands of shares the golden arlior-vltae; Tuxus cus­ of Bayer Company will be stamped with their general trade mark, the * Bayer Cross.•• U.S. KRESS SOON KILLED BY KINDNESS pidate breviftdia, a small yew: between that figure and two dollars. In this manner, he obtained a ma­ A very small garden conducted In Pivca Kosteriana. with Nue-grey Regular $3.50 Washington. F. h. 9 -The next ses- jority of the stock and saw it bring this way is virtually killed by kind- leaves; Juniperus Sabinel, the green for ...... $1.98 rp“...... 98c and the. end of the service, the tar more than his predictions of $60 ness. It does not. of course, die as Juniper; Juniperus communis a urea. Full faahioncd, seamless, rein­ of the United States Congress, Fine elastic knit with glove silk Georgia Had Mail speaker declared.. Owing tv the the first session of- the newly-elected a share. a whole but Its beauty is ruined. It the golden Juniper, and there are forced hose In black, brown and shaky construction of the machine, This was the begining of deals is no longer a garden but a grave­ many otherr. top, white and flesh, strap Senate and House, is almost sure pt grey; a|l sizes. preparations that had been made for witness a battle over the tariff. that ultimately won him the title of yard for vegetable martyrs It is All those named will flourish in shoulder, knee length; sizes Aeroplane in 1911 Mr. Blun to ** ^company Beckwith The question at is#-:.- will be. in a "t opper King' and which preceded better to throw away forty-nine ordinary garden soil. The small 36 to 40. Havens, New York pilot of the plane large measure. whether the tariff the operations that led to the famous sweet williams and plant the fiftieth | shrubs should be set about a foot Savannah, Ga.. Feb. 9.—K‘ii you raise a lot of plant* for the Summer bedding to take their C urt la plane, one of the progeni­ control levers protruding at many "LAWSON PINK" Pure bleached" soft heavy quality : . Fine Elastic Ribbed Stock Inga la angles in front of him.. •Ibn of Congress were it not for the from seed, many more than you can j place they may be planted quite good colors and Golf Hose in fine tor* of those now in use, picked fact that ih«; time before the session The story of the famous “Lawson possibly use, keep the ones that are close together as a backs, row to the Tovyellng, 25 inches wide; reg­ up louent at a baseball park and weave; sizes 6à to 8. ends March 4 would have been too pink" was told by the financier as small, the weaklings, the late off­ reserve l>ed. or they may »>e potted ular value 50c yard. carried them to a wagon less than a follow*: short to accomplish apything springs and those that look like crip­ up. which saves space, and they look mile away. ' Mr. Blun said. Baby in Suitcase A large part of the agricultural ' I went into the florist shop and One flight marked the beginning ples because these are the plants, well stood in bare corners, at the membership in the House and Sen­ saw that pink. 1 liked it and sqid that if encouraged, will produce the sides of seals or by the porch or Boys’ Black Ribbed Found in a Train ate and m«»st of the farm organisa­ How much?' The man said $30.000.’ Corticelli Aastralene most worthy blooms—doubles and steps. They will not grow very Wool Hose tions of the United States are still in and 1 said I d take it. 1 put it in my rare shades. The rank-growing much treated in this way and may Wool North Bay, Ont., Feb. 9—A week - -favor of the nrir.rinV nnder*vir*«» the buttonhole and walked out. The next seedlings are generally‘the coarest be used year after year. Regular 75c. oltl baby girl was found in an up- I present tariff hill—the MeNary- day it withered like all pinks but the forma, the more ordinary-colored It will be seen that by the four- claimed suitcase on a train here and: Hauger: Bill. The • purpose of ibis glory of it went around the world. 1 arietles. This is particularly true bedding system the very small gar­ Pair...... 50c bill is to encourage agricultural ex­ has been turned over to the t'hil -1 got at least SUHW.OVO worth of ad­ In respect of stocks, carnations, den may be a thing -of beauty for 7 T $1.00 Heavy, durable, all-wool Worsted dren's Aid Society. She was alivej ports and nt the same time to shut vertising out of that fool transac­ snapdragon* and pansies. twelve months In the year and this Four-ply sweater i rool in several and kicking. A note addressed j out of the United States competing Stockl^A®. in black, for boys' tion. Moreover. I like flowers." A really very small garden should is almost Impossible in a. large gar­ good shades. “Care of Conductor" gav<* "the baby's; agricultural products. The agricul­ hard wear; all sizes to io. With the pink, however, went the be bedded out. four times a year. In den without a very fat pocketbook. m name a* "Olive Mfirttn." rm ' he- -«*. j tural commission appointed by Pré­ florist's entire lot of 8,000 plants. dress as St. Mary's Home, Toronto. sident Coolidge has been unfriendly 1 ►reamwold." Mr. Iatwson's Sum­ to this hill and recently made recom­ mer home at Egypt, Mass., was built mendations that would not be accept- at a cost of I2.ooo.000 to satisfy, It oble to the supporters of the hill. was said, a whim of Mrs. larwsor., This, however will not prevent the It is time to think of what one to plant them in March and then who had remarked that the stony carry on as Indicated ysiwerful agricultural interests from **ite would be ideal for a Bummer must do to have one's garden in g for legislation provldtikg for Lot your very small garden be a place. The training building for his We Can Solve Your Garden working order by Spring. If you LOOK! higher tariffs. A recent demand for a have not planted bulbs in the Fail very beautiful garden. Lou. horses was as large as Madison SHOCKED! duty on hides, which are now on the then be sure to get wallflowers, MEN'S WORKING BOOTS Square Harden. fr«-e list. Is a symptom of the persis­ daisies, forget-me-nots, etcL,. in time Time is the surest judge of truth. Oil tanned Many People will be Shocked tence of the agricultural high tariff \Law*on's stable of thoroughbreds Problems, Large or Small black advocates. whs one of the best known in the to learn that PiUowi CAN country. two full It yill prove impossible to révise Whetherit is.in designing, building or planting gardens our extension y- be made, and often ARE the agricultural rates without giving ADVICE ME GAVE knowledge and experience will be useful to you. Many soles from made, of “used’’ or second­ an opportunity for advocates of other I*àwson s advice to all who Would hew I to .toe, tariff charges to air their views. The play the market was: artistic gardens here and on the mainland are proof of our TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY Standard hand feathers gathered from opening of the tariff .bill to «ievtsion H.rew^d “Keep out unless you're on the in- ability and our enormous collection of Perennials. Alpines Victoria Time*. February 9. 1909 verieus sources and renovated in will he fought hv those satisfied with sidv." the present bill on the ground that It and Rock Plants includes everything you will want this a way which leaves much of the “Apply logic to all business pro­ animal matter on the quills and may lead to a lowering, instead of Spring. Let us send you our catalogue so that you may sec raising of the rates, and a head-on posals. If they will not stand the To-morrow a citizens meeting will be held at the Drill Hall to urge does not remove contamination collision between the agricultural test of logic, reject them." fur yourself what we have to offer. participation in the lA.000 men for Strathcona's Horse. nor infectious germs. factions would be inevitable. If the Mr. Lawson published several IVmocrnt* unite with the extreme books, among them w-as a history of Mr. Joseph Martin has a notice on the order paper in the Legisla­ Our Process sterilizes them wing of the agricultural bloc they the Republican party, of which only ture asking for a redistribution bill before dissolution. thoroughly and our charge »s court* command a motor try and force four copies, printed on satin, were - THE ROCKHOME GARDENS only, Ftv opening of the tariff bill to re- published. One of these he presented A conference between members of the council and school board seek­ I per pillow ...... 50c to President Harrison, one to Vice- 972 Wilmer Street President Morton and a third to the ing to have the school estimates reduced, indicated on account of the library of Congress. The fourth he John Hutchison. F.R.H.S. Garden Architect need for more school accommodation, that a new high school must be $3.95 kept himself. built. e ' Sixes 6 to 11 When Ypu Catch Cold THE 118 Rub on Musterole General Warehouse CONTROL OF PRICES 527 Yates St. Wholesale Dist, Musterole is easy to apply and it 22fc JünysTkBt* gets in its good work . right away, Victoria, B.C.—Phone 2170 often it prevents a cold from turn­ INVESTIGATED IN U.S. ing into “flu" or pneumonia. It doe* all the good work of grandmother's mustard plaster without the blister. Washington. Feb. 9- Investigation b> Musterole is a clean white oint­ the United States Trade Vommlssion of ment made of oil of mustard and other nipetilive conditions in u number of home simples. It is recommended by household utility trades already has lice a carried forward by the Hepurt many doctor* and nurses. Try Mus­ ment of justice In several cases to i_ terole for sore throat, cold on -the point indicating positive action by the PHONE 1351 chest, rheumatism, lumbago, pleur­ department to prevent monopolist it isy, stiff neck, bronchitis, asthma, control of prices. neuralgia, congestion, pains and aches Conclusion* and indications in the several investigations already under of the back and Joints, sprains, sore way or contemplated by the department ^>at wheaty flavor muscles, bruises, chilblain*, frosted weie rept-ried by Attorney-tieneral A Man is Entitled to More | feet colds of all sorts. Seldom falls Stone in a letter to the commission. to deliver restilte. 4Vc and lie, at In the half-dozen commodities In the all druggists. household supply industries discussed in the letter, aluminum was cited as Than a Mere Living Oat The Musterole Vo. of Vanada. Limited, one in which price control was prac­ Montreal, ticed. "By its practically complete con­ trol” of the supply of raw material from which aluminum Is made the of His Cattle Aluminum Vomnariy of America, the Attorney -tieneral said, "Is in u position *o, and does control the domestic prices ol sheet aluminum to the utensil manu­ facturers." Itcfrtgeraiors. washing machines, The “Bowman" Stock-raising remedy may prove a money­ sewing machines, brooms and vacuum cleaners weft the other household ar maker for you. It costs nothing, except postage, to send Holes mentioned in the letter. As to Better than a mustard plaster. refrigerators. Mr. Stone said the com- for our bulletin, so why: not do it NOW. nission s report appeared to show an costs less than bread baked lAdvt.) agreement "not only to maintain, but also to Increase prices." and that the department was prepared „io take "ap proprlate action.'* at home and 50,000 families The Erick Bowman Remedy Co. QuickStariing z NEW AEROPLANE TESTED in this Province prefer it PHONE