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PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. 62 NO. 135 VICTORIA, B. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1923
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Officers of Victoria Moose Lodge Entertaining Northwest Delegates MOOSE CONVENTION ASSEMBLY TAKES UP LANDS FROM SALE. OPENS TO BLARE OF MANY FINE BANDS THE UNION QUESTION People Will Get Revenue of —■ — $45,000 From Lands De Lieutenant-Governor Nichol Extends Welcome At Report of Committee In Favor of Union Presented At partment This Year Sales So Far Total $218,585; Auditorium; Thousands of Delegates Arrive On Session In Port Arthur, Ont., By Rev. Dr. Pidgeon; Holiday Bent; Ladies of Mooseheart Convene At Church Representatives Urged to Take Action Im Rents Amount to $51,- - 910 toDate Pythian HalL mediately. , \ ____ Fijfurt* to show that the city Victoria to-day welcomed several thousand members ”bf the Port Arthmr, June T—fCansdian Press €able)—The will rewve this year revemierto LoytH Order of Moose, attendioc the proceedings of the eighth long awaited debate on the question
added to, and that transfers from the yearly receipts to capital account are essential to the continued safety ASSEMBLY RECEIVES of the J-'und." SNIPPY ELECTION The number of annuitants receiv ing benefits Is 137, and 27 Infant children. For every dollar nald by ratepayers, $4 should be provided by TALK AMUSES ANNUAL FIELD DAY For a Long Cool Drink the church at large, but the contrlbu-. X — .■ i»i tlon* made in 1922 fell far short of Interesting Sports Were Held —and k quiet chat amid com Rotarians Lunch at Skinner’s Local Girl Marries Vancouver Dr. Gandier, New Presby ibis percentage. The same Fund for the Maritime PREMIER OLIVER Yesterdayjrfternoon; Ath fortable surroundings, there'a Cove, and Seç Huge Pro- Resident terian Leader, Presides at Provinces had a mernberehin at the no place in town like Steven Port Arthur close of 1922. of 266. while the annui letes Do Well ~~ ject Under Way A very pretty June wedding took tants. connected with the Church of Australian Political Leaders son'*. These stores are also place last evening at 8 o’clock at St. Scotland number 20. Progress' made by the Federal Gov Andrew's Church. Sidney, the princi Port Arthur, Ont., June 7.—Rev. Coming This Way, He The third annual athletic sport* the home of the famous “Hoe Dr. Alfred Gandier. of Toronto, the Publication». of the Selkirk School were held yes ernment In the construction of the pals being Mr. Joseph Mitchell, son terday afternoon in the school 11 aid” Chocolates. new KAquImalt drydock. nue of the of Mr. and Mm. RqWrt Mitchell, of new Moderator of the General As The report of the Preibyterlan Learns sembly of the Presbyterian < ’hurch In Board of Publications peveale an ex grounds. For the senior champion* Thiree largest drydock a In the world, Vancouver, and Mias'Gertrude Har Premier Oliver said to-day that he ship cup, Shipway and Grossman tie* amazed members of the Rotary Club rison, youngest daughter of Mr*. T. Vamtda, presided at the session of the tensive literary output and a large Assembly this forenoon. Dr. Gandier didn't know anything about rumors for first place, securing twenty point» who lunched at the dock to-day Harrison, of the Orchards. Sidney. annual turnover "of business. This each. Taylor earns third with thir-— The ceremony was performed by the was elected last night. DetJactment has been in existence for guests of John I*. Forde. District The business Included considera that the next session of the .legisla teen points. The Junior champion Engineer of the Dominion Public Rev. T. M. Hughes, rector of North 25 years; the seven publications of ture is to be called for the first few ship cup was won by Morriss witk 2&y »19v90i Saanich. The bride, who was given tion of the Widows’ and Orphans’ 1899 have been Increased to twenty- Works Department. Fund and the Aged'and Infirm Min days of October Instead of at>the end twenty-three pointa: Shiner wa» sec Mr. Forde led the Rotarians all away by. her bpplher, Mr. Herbert seven, while the receipt» in the busi ond with "fifteen and- Eaton third .YATES GOVT Harrison, looked charming In a coral isters’ Fund, and the committee of of the month aa last year. around the huge rxcavgttdn, which Church Praise and Church Worship ness department hAve Increaced from with eight has been made at Skinner’s Cove to Canton crepe dress trimmed w4th $28,000 to $314,000. The periodicals Persons who spread the rumor gtv* The prises were JlalritoUed by th» pearls and silver bead*, and a large reported. hold the largest ships in the world. In the afternoon the Church Union comprised a series of Illustrated as the reason for the early session Rev. Father Reed The starter» The basin, which was created by greÿ hat trimmed with rose*. She papers for different ngeg and Sun were Major G. O. Morles and Major carried a bouquet of pink and white question will be brought up, and the the fact that "members want to be this excavation, and which was flqod Board of Publications and. a special day School papers and magazines F. B. Eaton. Col. I»me Drum. Cap*. ed by a break Ifl >a vci)fferdam wme carnations. ' The bridesmaid. Miss M. for both tfachers, officers and back home before the Christmas sea Westmorland and H. Campbell wars mauve silk! aress with white hat commîtes on Annuities will report. time ago. has been pumped out now. In the evening the Home, Mission scholars. In recent years ten of these son breaks, l^ast year some of them the Judges. and further excavation has started. Mitchell, of Keatings, wore a pale have been prepared 4n co-operation The results were as follows: trimmed with mauve flowers, and report will be presented, and there were able to get back Just ^before During the next few months. - Mr. will be some interesting speeches on with the Methodist Church. Christmas Day. , ~a- Hundred yards, senior—First Tay Forde explained, workmen re carried & bouquet of mauve and Th work of this of which lor, second Shipway bjk! third Grose- Will white sweet peas. Little Miss Thora the pending Manitoba referendum on Ae for the report that the next move an enormous wall of rack and the control of liquor selling and the Arthur Hescot(. of Toronto, Is chair session will be followed by a Persian Cream Harrison, nleoe of the bride, made a man. Is conducted on a non-profit Hundred yards. Junior^-First Blair earth dividing^ -^he outer au#f Inner sweet little (lower *irl. dressed Hi liquor situation In British Columbia. “snappy" election, the Premier sald^ IDEAL FOR SUNBURN i\ basins that havebeen dug already. Rev. J. A. Connie; of Winnipeg. Su Tifrsts, the annual surplus beir>- used "Aren't all, elections pretty snap II.. second Shiner, third Eaton. pâle pink crepe tie chine, and carry-,* for improving and extending the Two hundred yards, senior—First At present enormoup^aqaivtltles of Ing a basket, of flowers. The bride perintendent of Missions, Arlll talk on, py r* When applied, dries quickly, leaving the becoming' clay are being piled pimihd the the situation In Manitoba, and Prln- ‘ various publication*. The Board also He said he didn’t know anything tirosanyui. Second Taylor, and third tan, trot removing *H redness and soreness. groom was supported by his brother, Shipway. outer side of the tnw+n fb make Mr Georgr M^FTT or^shcottYir etpal Smith, of the Westminster-Hail, co-operates *^*»h the General Board mot» about this after <• .lec For After-Shaving, quickly relieras that smarting absolutely waterproof. Three big Vancouver, will tell of conditions in In the conduct of TTie Presbyterian tion than he did about the exact date —Two hundred-yard* Junior—First pump* are removing the remaining British Columbia. Other speakers in Witness s» the church weekly, the of the opening of the House. Norrtas. second Shiner, and third sspsatiSR,____ , * - k, . 1___ i. Blair 1L Obtainable only at water which aurgetT In when the the evening will b* Rev. Dr. Hedge- clreulation of which now- stands at The Premier received word to-day cofferdam broke some time ago. Ex wick, of Hamilton. Rev. A. Young, dr 26.000. X that Hlr Geo.fge Fulkr, Premier of Three hundred yards, senior—First cellent progrès» la being made with Regina, and Rev. J. W. McIntosh, cf The editorial management of Pres New Houtft ^Vales, and Hon. W Taylor, second Grossman, and third the cutting, of granite which will be was a member. byterian publication» 1» In the hands Shipway. Mrs. B. Deacon played tfcr organ. Prince Albert, Ijawson, Premier of Victoria, are on The Owl Drug Co., Limited used to create the Inner surface of Amendment Offered. of Rev. J. M. Duncan a* Edltor-ln- Three hundred yards, Junior—Flret The church .was crowded. While the their way to thlg'Vity. traveling in a Shiner, second Morris», and third the dock. Two large saws are. cut In I he Church Union debate, Dr. Chief and Rev Georg» Little. M.A., private car. ’fney will reach Van Campbell Bldg. Prescription land. Mar. ting the granite, which comes from register was being signed Mrs. Mc Eaton. Fort and Douglas. Specialists fhone IIS Mullen sang "My World" The ush Pidgeon, of Toronto, will apeak aa Associate Editor. . - couver on June 26 and start their north of Vancouver and which is said first; to be followed by Colonel Gra Throwing the cricket ball, senior— to be the hardest on this continent. ers were Messrs. Roy Bret hour and trip across trie Pacific next da£. First Grossman, second Shipway, and 1 I The Itotariana lunched to-day In F. Parkes. ham, of London. Ont. Rev. Dr. CHARGE AGAINST ' Premier Oliver will 'leave to-mor third Tayldr. ' a shady glen nKar Skinner's Cove, a After tjhe ceremony there was a re Ephraim Scott.-of Montreal, will pre row for a tour of the Interior, which Throwing the cricket ball Junior- sumptuous luncheon being served by ception at the home of the bride's sent a minority report of the Union MALCOLM BRUCE will Include Greenwood, Grand Forks First Morriss, second Shine, and the Whit* Lunch Company, tinder its mother to relatione and Intimate Committee, but this will be dropped. aTnt~?he Slocan.—He will—continue third Nli.be[ X manager. Rotanan Pete Schmeelk, friend*. The house was decorated Those opposed to union will Join in WAS DISMISSED the rail Kates fight and check up Dribbling the football, senior—First Special Display of Hummer Footwear All Thla Week. Who had brought along a large supply with camatlons and pyrethrmes. Mrs. supporting an amendment to be in General A. D. McRae, third party Shipway, second Grossman, and third of his Gordon Head strawberry short- McMullen. Mr. Rcholes and Mrs, Pru- troduced by the Rev. Dr. Drummond Sydney. N.8, June 7.—The charge LAAder, for some of the things he has Campbell. X He* Our vey\ of Metchosln. sang. The supper, 'of Hamilton. They expect thus to of seditious utterance* against Mal 'been saying In the Interior Dribbling the football. Junior—First Windows G. D. CHRISTIE Note the Paths movie men were at the dock table was beautifully decorated with gain the support of some members colm Bruce, editor of The Worker. Hon. T. P. Pattullo, Minister of Morriss. second Shiner, and third for Hpecial 1623 Douglas Street Address to-day taking pictures of the work pink and white carnations khd ferns. of the Assembly who are described Toronto, was formally dismissed by Lands, left for Vancouver to-day to Blair II. Values Four Doors From Hudson’s Bay Co. to be shown all over America. The bride s gotng-away dress was as moderates on this quetslon. Magistrate A. B. McGillivray here address a meeting of Ward Two High Jump, senior—F|rst Shipway, a suit of fawn, with hat to match. With reference to the union Issue, yesterday afternoon. Liberals there to-night. second Taylor, and third1 Grossman. The bridegroom's present to the It Is quite widely agreed that there Bruce wag at one time a labor High jump. Junior—‘First Nisbet, MISS DOROTHY HAMMILL bride was a brooch set with pearls. Is really no common ground on leader Ip Regina NATIVE SONS 0F— second Morriss, and third Eaton. BECOMES BRIDE OF To the bridesmaid and flower girl he which those In favor of union and Long Jump, senior—’First Groefr. gave pearl necklaces, and to the best those opposed can meet. There is Resenting the watchfulness qf a CANADA TO HOLD man, two Shipway, and third Taylor. GEORGE WILKINSON man gold cuff l!n,ka. • , t an absolute conscientious divergence large hawk that had chosen their Lohg jump. Junior — First Eaton, The happy couple left, for > Ictorla of opinion leading inevitably to a hunting grounds for its own, a band MEMBERSHIP DRIVE second Blair II. and third Morrtse^^X A pretty wedding was solemnized on their way to Portland, where the division in the church. How many The programme also . included J of crows set upon tl\e raider In the threading the needle race for the boy» { yesterday by Rev fl. W. Johnson, of money moon will be spent. On their congregations may elect to remain Beacon Hill grounds on W'ednesday A drive for membership in the Vlcr Victoria West, whefV Dorothy. daugh return theey will reside in Sidney. out of the new; church is a question toria Assembly of the Native Sons and their mothers, egg and spoon and reduced the hawk to a state of race, potato race, wheelbarrow rac* ter of Mr. and Mrs. George liammlll,. Among the numerous wedding pre which only the future can decide. helplessness So effectively did the of Canada will be launched on Mon ELECTRIC became the bride of Mr. George Wtf--* sents was a very handsome silver tea day. it was announced to-day. At stockings race, sack race, tug-of-war, Edueatien. crows go about their self-appointed kinson. of Victoria. The service was service, with engraved tray, given by the meeting of the Assembly this relay race and consolation race. The Board of Education has been task bf revenge that two boy» pass evening four delegates will t>e chosen conducted at the home of the bride’s the bridegroom's fellow employees at In session on two days under the ing the spot were able to pick up the parents. 1125 Empress Avenue, and for the Grand Council meeting to be the mill. -J— chairmanship of«*ihe Rev. Dr. D. M. hawk and convey it to. their home. held in Vancouver next month, at NO WONDER. was attended by relatives and Inti Ramsay, of Toronto. The principals RANGES mate friends of the bride and groom. A constable from the local force dis which officers will be chosen. of the eight denominational colleges Wif*—"Funny about these atraw- The rooms were beautifully deco PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH patched the battle-scarred warrior On Saturday George E. McCrosaan. are members of this committee, the with a bullet. The hawk was one of corporation counsel for Vancouver, berries I bought. They look red, but rated for the occasion with masse* they are hard and sour." vY
THAT LIQUOB RULING. Hidorfa Bailg @tm»B Other People’s Views > rrcnrren International scaremongers are beginning to Kirk’s Wellisgtos Coil BLUNDERS BORFVTÇD TAiXlJCUM discover all sorts of trouble in the regulations is THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923 Min iddrewl to the editor end In- —v~ Safe’Powder which the United States has laid down in con leaded for publication muet bo abort nnl yfhnHlsH Exclusively -the" legiblr written. The longer an article the Published Every Afternoon, Except Sunday by nection -with ships with liquor in American shorter the chenre of Insertion. All com /or40yoarr\ munications must bear the name and ao- by THE times printing and publishing company waters. There will very probably be a little an drese of the writer, but not for publication WHITE LABOR LIMITED unless the owner wishes. The publication noyance and some shipping companies will be or rejection of articles le a matjsr entirely Offices: Corner Breed and Port Streets In the discretion of the Editor, wo r«»i»#* come involved in controversy with the authorities •tbmty is assumed by tbs paper for MSB. ^-©Office (Advertising) ...... Phone 15M at Washington. But it cah be taken for granted submitted to the Editor...... Phone 1346 Kirk Coal Co„ Ltd. tonaltoi Office ...... Phone 46 that the United, States Government will not bor MEMÇRIAL SERVICE. 1212 Broad St. Phone 139 row any more trouble than it can avoid if there is To the Editor:—The Victoria Utiit of SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ~r a way out of what certainly looks like a-ticklish the Army and Navy Veterans in Canada City Delivery ...... a...... 11.06 per month, dbatre to express their gratitude to all By Mall (exclusive of City) Canada, and Great r~‘^situation. On the other hand most of the more who assisted on Sunday laat by their . Britain ...... M CO ner annum presence at the Memorial Service to. pay t* United States of America ...... 17.00 per annum inJportant shipping concerns will use their in the Silent Tribute ta their immortal TO Prance, Belgium. Greece, etc...... 61.00 per month genuity to circumvent their own difficulties and comrades who In'- the Great War and other ware of the British Empire sur comply with the decree of a friendly nation. rendered their lives so readily In the |WYBL00|vj TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY cause of Justice, liberty and right. Meanwhile a compromise may be arrived at that The collection taken up for the Bene Victoria Times, June 7, 1808. i THE LATE MBS. JENKINS. will satisfy all parties. volent Fund amounted to 6109.17. ex penses 622.07, leaving a balance of 687.80 io he handed over to the trustees of the Victoria in particular and Vancouver Island in LIKELY TO REMAIN. fund. What point of safety ii this Thêre is a very pleasant description of Victoria 1n a recent letter 1'lease accept our appreciation and le the Standard of Excellence. from The Toronto Globe's special correspondent in British Columbia. general have good cause to mourn the passing of 4 thanks for the publicity you have so boy neglecting? " kindly given ua in your dauy issues. Sold by Grocers Throughout Canada. The collier Merrimac, which was sunk by the orders of Admiral Mrs. Margaret Jenkins. This community had One fails to see any point in the suggestion C. F. L WONKY, The answer will bsrfoundJL among Sampson M e cork to the Santiago de Cube harbor battle by LleuL that Mr. Stanley Baldwin's rise to the Premier Secretary' Victoria Unit. to-day's want ads. Hobson hii crew of seven, was well known on this coast as tbs Nor reached the stage when it felt that her energy Victoria. B, O, June «, 1M3L > ship of Great Britain can in any way be con (Cepyright; 1929. Associated Editors) wegian tramp steamer Solveig. i end wisdom could always be counted upon in all Water Frontage on Sooke Th^City Council has decided to test out the filter beds at silk Lake. strued as the sounding of the knell of the Lorils. CLEAN UP THE BEACH Harbor good works. And to all of which the late Mrs: To argue that the Upper Chamber may disappear To the Editor:—I am exceedingly Plea end e heir acres es water Jenkins brought a wealth, of experience and hu as a consequence is to attach altogether too much pleased to nee a movement la on at West Sooke. Good ladd. most!/ toot.jfMIpahrat some of the resident» timbered. Pletureequat elle. Good importance to a practice that has been the rule euto road passes property. A bar “Made In Victoria." "Cheaper and Better" man, sympathy that were always a source of in in the Hollywood and Foul MEET TRAGEDY ON gain at -—jmr------; - — spiration and encouragement to those with whom rather than the exception. Since Gladstone add "«^“dutrict'lo êrsïui"ëVand“fortnu Disraeli assumed leadership the Prime Minister late some line < f action, whereby Owner. P. O. BorUI. Victoria. B.C. PAINTS, STAINS and VARNISHES she became associated. ' *•' Foul Bay Beach can be what nature has nearly always been a member of the House Intended IL the most beautiful sandy WILLIAMS and HARTE, Ltd. Because of the contributions which the late of Commons. teach adjacent to our city. The time MANUFACTURER*. Mrs. Jenkins made to the educational life of the ■ Just as the reform of the Senate of Canada baa arrived when concerted action Montreal. June 7, — A sad little ARTISTIC BUNGALOW PAINTERS, PAINTER*’ «UPP1.IES. LEAD*. OIL*. should be taken in cleaning up the etory is unfolded in tlie "double Tu- COLORS, ETC. ^ city and district, in her capacity as a School Trus has been, and no doubt will be, an annual topic, beech and keeping it clean. THE oeral notice of Mrs. Ann Nicholson 1302 Wharf Street. . Phone tee for many years, her death will be the more so will the reform of the House of Lords take the Particularly remove that objec- and her daughter Annie, formerly of stage from time to time. As far as the British tlonal waste pipe which runs from a Edinburgh. keenly felt by the people of this community. Few ■ink connected to a house on the , Mrs. Nicholson, aged seventy-two. women, or men either for that matter, may look Upper Chamber is concerned, however, it is re centre 6t the beach. This pipe Is VERY LATEST (Tied on the 24th and her daughter on back upon each a Varied and intimate experience garded much less as a legislative body than as evidently broken where It passes the 26th at a Montreal Hotel. They through the sands and In the post arrived In the city on May 11. The Florsheim, Regal, Leckie, Slater in matters of public welfare as she was able to do. a debating society. On this account there is every years durir- the hot weather the IN steamer in which th* party made the likelihood that it will remain a part of Britain's odor I» not very pleasant and must trip waa held up In the Golf of St. This is the “Big Four" In Men's Footwear. Her early girlhood in her native Britain found YoiTîî ftnd them all at the ;—-r—: her studying for the important calling in whose parliamentary machinery for many years to coipe, be very Injurious to the health of Lawrence for some tiros owing to Shoes for children playing near. I have been heavy ice and it Is thought that, It MODERN SHOE CO. interests she lavished time and talent until ad Only when it seta. out to -break the Govern aVfrequent visitor to the bay during was during this flips the mother and ment or block reforms would the Upper Chamber the laat thirty years and many times Brunswicks daughter caught cold, Vstych devel Men Yatee and Government Streets vancing years compelled her to take life less ener swam in its clear refreshing water, oped into pneumonia. x getically’ As a young mother in South America be in real danger. A Labor regime, of course, but in recent years hove noticed the she recruited her resourcefulness and turned her might put its nose out of joint. sands n**aj- high water mark is cov ered with a great deal of refuge knowledge to practical account. It was small washed up by the tide and at ebb wonder therefore that her primary interest on ar CATTLE TRADE GROWING. when the water recedes It leaves a rival in Victoria should have been that whose sig » argo of decaying matter In its wake. I DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED This is a verv disagreeable elate of •tere Heure: * am. MS p.m.; Wednesday 1 p.m.| Saturday, S p. m. nificance she so thoroughly understood. , Ottawa announces that since the British em affairs and should be remedied. If Tne life and worWbf the late-Mrs. Jenkins are bargo was removed, and up to May 31, 10,190 it comes from the City Garbage store cattle and. 5.244 butcher cattle have been scow then it is iip to them to see this an open book to the people of this city and dis matter is immediately looked into. trict. On that account it is not necessary to re exported to Great Britain. Of this number In most cities a beach of the beauty 11,500 were sent from Ontario and 3.900 from and cloerness to town &a Foul Bay j^EROLUX late the numerous movements to which she lent is, would be made a thing of beauty Vf NTILATINO ~ Aerolux her ungrudging support and co-operation. It is the Western provinces. The_ Department of and by so doing be a great asset to Agriculture announces that all were sold at strong the surrounding community and also Porch Shades sufficient to say that thç part she played will oc enhance the value of property. This cupy a bright chapter in the account of a life well prices. . ~_ can only be done by the residents lived. In remembering this there will be expres If this amount of business could be done In themselves organizing, donning over Veranéah Shades such a comparatively short space of time, with alia, and clean things generally. Put sions of genuine sympathy to the sorrowing rela up a few sign boards and let the THE "ROYAL,* $190 tives. With these The Times associates itself. transport facilities a long way from perfect or public and vleitorr know the beach adequate, with only one or two ports in Britain Is still on the map. We will place one of these beauti Make the Verandah the Most We all know what united action fy! Consoles In your home for a 1 in readiness for the tradqtfhat had been dormant did in bringing the May Frollç to very moderate cash payment. OUR VISITORS:) for thirty years, it should follow that before very such a successful issufc. You go and Such an instrument as the Charming Room in the long the lost American market will cease to worry do likewise and your reward will be “Royal" Is sure to brighten your As Victoria’s reputation as the Convention Canadian stockmen very much. < tenfold, and when your work ha home and prove an immeasur Home been accomplished hold' a rreat re able source of entertainment. City of the Pacific Coast increases we shall ex Every few days another British port an union on the rejuvenated sands and with due solemnity rechristen the Aerolux Verandah Shades make more room to your pect to learn of many organizations in this coun nounces its readiness to receive these shipments. beach a more appropriate name and try and in the neighboring republic to the South In itself this suggests both an intimate under oneHftïôŸe Tri Koepinr With Us ma home for the Summer, by converting your Verandah of us arranging plans to take advantage of the standing of the business to come and an accurate jestic beautv. Than the name it now goes by which as defined by or porch into a cosy, and charming room, where you manifold attractions of this part of the world. acquaintance of the market that awaits. It ex the dictionary means dirty, unclean, may spend the warm Summer days and evening* in Our guests for the remainder of this week are plains/ much of the objection which some British impure, disgraceful and everything farmer, launched against the removal of the em that la not nice will have no alg full seclusion. seine five thousand delegates from the Northwest nlfloanee. Wh- the present name PHONOGRAPH STORE Moose Association. To them the City of Victoria bargo. 1 . for the beach has not been changed extends a warm welcome and expresses the hope —- - I...... -,—ca tong before this te-beyond ir- com 1004 Government »t. Phene *44# ______Jhades are made of Shades 4-ft. x 7-ft.3 in. ...------.$5.50 prehension. Can you Imagine. Mr. that their stay will be both pleasant and pro Editor, anything more ridiculous Linden wood slats, painted a good shade of Shades 5-ft. 3-in. x 7-ft. 3-in...... $7.90 fitable. than Foul Bay marked on the street green; each shade fitted with a “no-whip"’ Shades 6-ft. x 7-ft. 3-in...... $9.50 cars going out to Hollywood district? attachment that prevents the shade from We can depend upon local membfts of this note AND COMMENT An Intelligent stranger would gasp Victoria, who formerly reside^ here, Shades 8-ft. x 7-ft. 3-in...... -$12.75 important fraternity to see to it that their par with astonishment when he saw a were visitors to the leland last swaying in the wind. They make your ticular charges see as much as it is possible to see street car advertising the fâct. that day and took part in the ten' verandah a veritable *un parlor. Shades 10-ft. x 7-ft. 3-in...... $15.00 the Garden City of Canada, pos tournament. in the time available. Even a more or less - Great Britain is about to launch à new sub sessed Foul Bay. I must apologize superficial tour of the various beauty spots in the marine that will displace by more than one thou for taking up so much space, but ) sand tons the largest American or German sub hope some good may come from a neighborhood will obviously interest the visiting few suggestions offered by a lover of members of the Order. In any event the people marine afloat. We shall hope that its “services’’ . H nil wood Crescent and iti beautl- Bamboo Shades in All Widths of this community appreciate the opportunity to will not be required. flri su mindings. E. A COLBERJ. These shades keep ont the glare of the sun, and admit a cool breeze extend their welcome to the ladies and gentle Victoria. B. C- June 7, 1023. men who represent the Northwest Moose Asso Canada was not represented at the Empire JUDGMENT RESERVED ciation. When thev feel inclined to arrange an Mining Show that is now in progress in London. Victoria. June 7 —5 a. m —The baro Size 4-ft. 8-in...... $2.90 Size 9-ft. x 8-ft...... $7.90 meter remains stationary over this Pro other convention ill Victoria they may look for Of course if we do not want British capital to At the close of the hearing of Goss vince and fine, warm weather Is general ...... $4.90 Size 10-ft. x 8-ft...... $8.00 versus McNaughton in the Supreme Rain Is again reported m Southern Sas Size 6-ft. x 8-ft. ward to a similar cordiality of greeting. develop our vast mineral resources there is no use Court before Mr. Justice D. A. Mc -Drapery Dept, Second Floor in displaying our wares. But surely something Donald. Judgment was reserved with katchewan R.pil I, might have been done in this case. leave to counsel to reopen thlsgfter- Victoria—Ilarometer. 29 85; tempera THE OKANAGAN EXHIBIT. noon with further argument oh cer ture, maximum "yesterday. 12. minimum. tain phases of the evidence. The 1» wind, t miles » W : weather, near. Vancouver—Barometer, 29 44; temper One of New York’s civic officials wants to plaintiff J. W. Goss seeks a declara ature. maximum yesterday. St; mini In an address to the Vancouver Board of tion of title to land held by the mum, 58; wind, calm; weather, fair. throw eight of the text books on the history of the defendant as trustee for a third per Kamloops—Barometer, 28X2. tempera- Trade delegation at Newcastle-upon-Tyne yester United States “into the furnace’’ because he con son. The land In question Is situ furs, maximum y set onlay, w: muuimsm, day Sir George Renwick suggested that the Okan ated in Port A1 be ml *"d forma part to; wind, calm: weather, clear. siders them to be pro-British. With the exception of the site on which the Port Alberni Barkf-vlllc- Barometer, temper agan exhibit should be taken out of the windows ature. maximum yesterday, 72; mini of the Hearst journals, which the suggestion Hardware Store Is located. D. 8. mum. 46: wind, calm; weather, fair of British Columbia House in Ixmdon and put on would obviously please, the preiss ridicules the Tait and H. W. Davey appeared for Prince Rupert—Barometer. 29 84; tem- wheels for a tour of the Provinces. the plaintiff and H. B. Robertson, i»eratun. maximum yesterday, 76; mini proposal. k C, for the defence. The land, says mum, *0; wind, calm; weather, clear. This Province is a long way from being too plaintiff, was given as security for a Temperature. proud to take a hint or suggestion. In the matter loan of 63.°M made to the third per Max. Min. Labor organisations in'the State of Washing jMjii. now «deceased. Tatooeh ... *-?. • • ...... V ton are Tacing _a ““real crisis these "day*. The —rrrrrrii îî is of a very fine mesh indeed. In other words the Supreme Court has ruled that persons or Arms JAMES ISLAND NEWS Grand Forks .. > ...... 80 hint, so dropped will easily be caught and consid Kaalo ...... L.. 77 not participating in industrial disputes, but who Special le The Times...... 70 44 ered as soon as British Columbia's special immi James Island, June 6. Mrs. 7 KUmonton .S...... 74 5< suffer damage in consequence, may prosecute Whalen w»s hoetesa at the tea. hour Qu’Appelle ...... L. 72 48 gration representative has installed himself in unions and officers taking part in a strike. This to a number of her friends last Fri Winnipeg ...... •■••••!» ïï M the Old Country, day afternoon. . . Toronto decision opens up a wide vista of possibilities and Miss C. Ford spent l*>t week-end Ottawa ... ::::::::::::::::: t* :: There is nothing like a well dressed window to problems but we can almost hear the lawyers rub visiting friends in Victoria Mont...... real ...... 74 get custom. The Okanagan./cottecthm is a very Miss H Richards and J. Ie>ons. St. John ...... 68 fine exhibit of things that can be produced in one bing their hands with gletwM who are attending erhool InVlctorts, ...... I L.JLJ 1 A Selection of Dining Tables and part of the Province in which the Government has a pent laat week-end visiting their It is reported that Canada can get a thousand ‘"luTr'Ind Mrs. Kennedy and daugh manifested a considerable amount of interest dur more Hebrideans if the reports from the first con ter Pamela, also Ml». Harher» Perd ing the last two or three years. Many acres have tingent are favorable. This looks like an excel motored to Puttee* *n Monday to Chaik—Remarkable Values To-morrow been set aside for sale and irrigation facilitiei siiend a few day. visiting friends. lent chance to do goo# business by taking rather Mr end Mrs. T. Robb are recelv Rave now been brought to an efficient state ; the Inc congratulation» on the birth of more than a superficial interest in the séttlers who a * daughter, horn on the Island. Solid Oak Extension Table, with a 45-inch Solid Oak Dining Chairs in fumed finish, bogey of a failure in supply has disappeared alto have just arrived fn Alberta. They do not want “Sirs*1 Reid and daughter Joan, of round top, extends to 6 feet, and mounted with panel back and pad seats, covered with gether. paternalism ; they just want a fair chance to get genuine leather. A well braced chair. Sir George very properly pointed out that the a reasonablc/feturn upon tl>e glowing prospects Victoria, were the guests of Mr. and on a pedestal base. Fumed finish altd Okanagan exhibit should be seen by men who are Mrs. Kennedy laet Saturday. Five small and one arm chair, at per that were held out to them some months ago. Mr O. Turner, of Victoria, was a specially priced at...... $25.00 set ...... $32.00 really desirous of improving their position in life. visitor lo the leland laet week-end Lighi, durable, And everybody will agree with him that it is a and wne I ho guest of hie slater. Mrs. Solid Oak Extension Table with 45-inch N. Moore . economical shoes. Solid Oak Dining Chairs, five small and thousand times better to take vigorous action Mrs. O. Robb, of Punoan, » former round top, with moulded rim. It is on a one arm, in fumed or golden finish. They towards settling the provinces of Canady, with resident of Jamee Island, la «pend Ideal for summer. OUR CONTEMPORARIES ing e holiday with her eon and heavy pedestal base, extends to 6 feet, and have panel backs artel shaped tops, well men who have no prospect of getting employment daughter-in-law. Mr. end Mre. T. See your vhoe dealer* window» in fumed finish ...... $29.00 braced with corner blocks ; have full slip in England, than it is to pay out doles taje scats, covered with genuine leather. A idleness. PREMIER SETS GOOD EXAMPLE. The American handicap mixed Quartered Oak Extension Tables, with 45- Medicine Met Newel—Premier Greenfield le felllns double» tennis tournament, played s set...... $38.00 on the local courts laat Sunday, wan different etory down eeet. ae compered with the blue a decided success. Ideal weather nre- • inch round top *nd an extension of 6 feet; FOUL BAY PLAYGROUND. ruin talk of acme of the other men from the prairies. It vatllng. Fifteen team, entered, each These are on heavy pedestal base and shown Quartered Oak Chairs, with panel backs and » aeeme a pity that a man of this stamp does not set the playing four games, »ome of them round tops. They are well braced ; have " •apport which he deserves from hie follower» In the being very closely contested. Mise it! Wellington in fumed or golden finish, at ....$36.00 Residents of the Foul Bay district seem to legislature. Thomas and W. H. Thomaa were de full slip seat» and upholstered with • good clared the winners. Mr. and Mm. C. Fumed Fir Tables, made to extend 6 feet. grade leather. Shown in fumed finish. A have a good case for mofe sympathetic and prac W. Holland and Mise H. Richards tical consideration at the hands of the City foun BETTER KNOWN. and C. Raldwln tied for second place. They: are on a pedestal base and big value full set for...... $42.00 London Poet:—Shakespeare le at Mills day better This locality has grown in popularity from a Next Saturday te to be children's —Furniture, Second Floor known, aa he deserves, than any other of our writers day on the Island, when they will be at ...... $18.50 residential point of view and there is now a fairly For the compelling power of hie literary genius makes entertained by the teachers and large community of young folk whose recreational hla plays Independent of the theatre; our school-boys trustees of the school. The pro gramme will commence with a mixed pursuits demand intelligent attention. It is not ary brought up on them, and though they may learn doubles tennis tournament, followed Victoria Fiel Co., Ltd. a good thing for the younger generation to work aom'etlmes unwillingly, the good need remains and bears by games and eporta. Parents and fruit In their minds through their after life. And this friend! are requested to keep this Phone 1*77 1209 Bread St. Jdavid spencer, limited off its exuberance on the street».. Proper playing la as It ought to be. for nene knows hie country who date open, and help to .give the chil A. R. G rebel* ft. M. Brown grounds are essential. At the moment Foul Bay does not know (Shakespear*, and those who do know dren a thoroughly enjoyable day. 1 —" * - -- i»r« nothing of the kind. him have the beet part of an education In the humanities. Ipr. sad Mrs. F. R. Pollock, of VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1923
ESTABLISHED 1888 TRIBUTE OF C&LEAGUE Executive of the Great Northwest Legion LADlES’te^
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Charged in the City Felice Court to-day with holding on to a st__ car while cycling M. Clark was fined SPICES Year fire Box is Tee Large |6. The practice' waa a dangerous You can temporarily reduce' the fire- one and had to atop, ruled the Court. space by using. Jbe- An inquiry has been received by Welcome, Moose ! “Aimsfeld” Feel-Smr the G.W.VJL asking tor information regarding Wilfred Begin, late of the for long lengths of wood or coal, which saves OVER 80% of fuel. Get the LOAN Seventh Battalion. Anyone knowing of one. TRY it before you BUY H. If this man's address Is requested * — Western Canada's largest ------r THE NAME THE BRAND not satisfactory you have only to return communicate with the secretary It, and need feel under no obligation the G-JT-VA '/ Music House Bids You whatever Can be seen demonstrated at THE NEW GOVERNMENT STREET The poseeasien ef liquor in a place . Welcome to Victoria MARKET where soft drinks were sold eras (Late 15 Cent charged agalgst Lee Ly Quai In the OUR SALE CONTINUES City Police Court to-day. The ac ANDSMEN Di the Pacific Northwest — cused, pleaded not quUty through J. Moose Lodges will find much that A. Aik man. counsel, and was* re manded until Friday for hearing. will interest them at this splendidly- Macey-Abell Co., Ltd. B appointed music store. The house WEST'PICKING UP Two delegates will rsprsssnt the of Fletcher Bros, is the exclusive repre Victoria Rotary Clu» at the inter §17.Sit V|ew Street __ national Rotary convention In St, sentative in British Columbia for the world Louis this month. It was decided at the club’* luncheon to-day. The famous C. G. Conn & Co. band instruments, delegates will be chosen by the club ' and here will be found complete displays _ ^ .directors. Alberta Settlers Helped Out of these splendid instruments and ac Ward Four, Saahich, Ratepayers' cessories. _ Y By Extension of Time for Association, at the meeting at Mari gold on Wednesday evening passed a Such sundries as Halton oil. Van Dorati ’ Payments resolution condemning the proposal BAND CONCERTS AT reeds for Saxophones and < larionets, etc., of the Saanich Council to establish a CUE OMIMES PRIZES AWARDED IN Most farmers on the Prairies are household meter service charge, are obtainable here at reasonable prices. where the water supply was limited well in advance with their 1922 seed to half-inch services. ing. and as compared with last year FOR CNR ACCIDENT WINDOW CONTEST CAMP OF SCOTTISH the state of affairs there is quite A general meeting ef the Vancou satisfactory, according to O. , W ver Island Council for Social Ht> - Jaw Bone Broken When Hurt David Spencer’s, Ltd., First Camp Fire Concert to Be Held Goodall, of Winnipeg. Western rep glene will be held to-night at 6.16 resentative of The Monetary Times, p. m. In the Arts and Crafts rooms. in Gorge Road Collision, in Moose Display Contest Saturday; and a Band who has arrived here completing i Union Bank Building. As there is .WESIXW very important business to be dis Says Plaintiff in Suit Judged To-day Concert Sunday Evening tour of close investigation Into busi cussed it is requested that members ness conditions. make-a special effort to attend. 1110 Dougin Street If the fine weather continues cer images to the extent of $10.900 Some very attractive window dis Training la proceeding satisfactor Prompt Delivery are claimed by Harold Frederic! Because we maintain a very com- eal crops will be In the ground by the Women’s Liberal Ferum—Hon. A, plays greeted the Judges In the com ily at the camp being held, by the end of next week, he said. Tripp*. 4*8 Garbs II y Ffoad. for/injur- e equipment for the handling of M. Man son will be the speaker at the les alleged to have been sustained petition arranged In connection with First Battalion, Canadian Scottish KJ lumber orders, we are able to Medicine Hat is making progress meeting of the Women's Liberal Regiment, at Macaulay Point. Every guarantee every customer prompt as it is the Industrial centre of when he was arrack by s car owned the Moose convention to-day. Fifteen Forum on Friday afternoon at three by the defendant, Mina E. M. Leonard. delivery. Alberta with farm ‘Implement, lin o'clock. The meeting will be held In local firms entered the contest, in evening the unit is busily engaged in May we serve you—Today! 1*07 Fernwood Road, on the Gorge seed, clay products, stoneware roanu- the Liberal cl u brooms, Broughton Road on July 24, 1922. addition to which many stores car instructional work and the various Mpturea and a large greenhouse Street, and following the attractive details are being imparted to the mi programme tea will be served, The accident took place at 1S.S0 on ried suitable displays and greetings The evening in question, and the plaintiff, litiamen. On Sunday morning at ten C.P.S. LUMBER Calvary tea been making strenu to the visiting delegates The judges Dr. M. H. Baker, of Allegheny through his mother. Mrs. M. M. were B. J. Weeks, of Tacoma, Presi o'clock divine service will be held, AND TIMBER 00, LTD. ous efforts through its mayor and Noury, claims to have suffered a frac continuing until 10.46 p.rn. This "Will Branston commissioners to cut down its muni County Home for- the Insane, Wood- dent of the Northwest Moose Associ Feet of Discovery SL Phene TOSS vtile. Pa., seeks word’of his brother. tured jaw and other injuries from ation; Arthur W. Jones, Past Dicta be a drum-head service in charge of cipal expenses during the last few which he is now incapacitated from the chaplain and the regimental band months. ^|j||p J. W. Baker, said to have been in this tor of Portland Lodge, and Mrs. H. P. Violet Ray city in the year 19$S. News of the work at his former employment. The Hodges of the Daily Times ______will be present. One of the feature developments in victim of the accident is a miner, After much deliberation the prises On Saturday evening it is proposed a financial way on the Fra tries Mr missing man would be appreciated by Gives speedy relief from the relative at the addfee* named, or aged eighteen years. were awarded as follows: First, to hold a camp fire concert commenc Goodall said is the action, of the C. The hearing opened before Mr. Jus David Spencer. Ltd., for a very band ing at 9 IS p m. A fire will be built pain. Stimulates the BICYCLE SALE P. R. In extending the terms for pay by the local detective office to which the Inquiry waa addressed. tice D. A. McDonald In the Supreme sman display Ip which à massive on the beach at the camp and a pro circulation, and im- ment oq/thelr land contracts. -This Court this morning, with W. A. Bre- moose head was shown In a setting gramme I» being arranged. An invi 9.79 la expeçted to create greater confld Stating that he could net accept in tbour for the plaintiff and H. B. Rob of greenery within the foreground, tation h extended fo friends of the prove* the general ee among settlers on land pur full the evidence of Robert Wat soi ert eo* K.C.. for the defendant. figures in scarlet and white, the battalion to be present. The band plrys ic a 1 condition. 19.79 chased Yrom the railway. op the charge of selling beer préfer Medical testimony regarding the re Moose colors, arranged on a scarlet will play on this occasion. VICTORY CYCLE WORKS "Tha amortisation of red against Mra Pina Bernlck and sult of the injuries -sustained In the and white tiled floor into which was' On Sunday evening a band concert Demonstrations at our tracts so he to make their a Annie Claueer. Magistrate Jay accident was given this morning, inset the Moose greeting -Howdy. P. will be*1eld commencing at 7.SO con Salcs rooms. men ta extend over a period of 24 when It was said the boy had hi» jaw tinuing until about 9 o'clock, and an JACOB AARONSON acquitted the accused in the city AP.;" second, W.ftJ. WiMon. cloth- years, the annual payments In any bone broken and suffered facial lacer-. 1er», for a «inking arrangement in invitation ta also extended to the Street police court to-day. R. C. Lowe ap public to attend on this occasion. year being 7 per cent, of the original peared for the accused, who had de- which ecartet and white ties and hat principle la accurately calculated to bands played a co—ptcisii part; It la-proposed to hold another hand nied the charge. There wan hot. in concert on Wednesday next. give the company a net return of € the opinion of the Court, sufficient third, Hudson’s Bay Store for a sim Hawkins & Hayward per cent, which la the current rate evidence to Justify a conviction. ple but dignified display showing Electric Quality and Service Storee. on C. P. EL contracta." be said. Tin British and American flags te07 Douglas Street, opposite City Hell. Phone e«S this period of depression among the The Y.M.CA. is issuing ,a circular UNO BOUGHT massed against a background of 110S Deuglee Street, near Fort, Phene 28Z7 KINDLING farmer» of Alberta it should be i letter to all men they consider should scarlet and white with thp Moose source of considerable encourage join the association. In this letter head in the.rear. C.P.R. EXTENSION ment to have their payments ao re they give an outline of the Summer Only thiybyb piprUMMterd offered I arranged." programme a* offered by the local the Judges werSPlpirepressed by 1 WOOD Institution. A campaign to swell the beauty and1 originality of some of f If an employee doesn’t know his association's membership during the displays that they placed the follow The Summer Fuel IN NORTHERN 0. C. ' Victoria Poultry Mash (Blue Label) place be need not expect to keep It Summer months. If not for a longer Appeal By Bournemouth ing in the class for honorable men leriod. is in progress at the pree« tion: Messrs. Writer tiros., both the Is the Ideal hopper food for this time of year or by phoning 4 Une. Officials are hopeful that I Couple in Land Suit furniture store and the Auto Supply -Two nine oh eight" $5.00 Per Cord large number of young.men and be Continues Company, showing attractive win will • take advantage of tl dows; Thomas Pllmley m Co.; Dig- SEEN IN SURVEYS VICTORIA FEED COMPANY, LTD. offer and join the TALCJ4. The appeal by Dr. George Frost gon Printing Co ; Stevenson's Confec tsot Government Street Ptwn. "Twonine-oh-eigM.- Lemon, Gonnason Co., Lid A most impi and Mra Constance Frost, of Bourne tionery Co, each of, the three stores Line Would Give Railway Ac of this firm carrying appropriate In Metropolitan Church on Sunday mouth. England, against a judgment cess to Peace River Phone 77 2314 Government St. morning last, when forty-four per of Mr. Justiée W. A. McDonald fb decorations; Cuming A Co. clothiers the Supreme Court action of Frost on Yates Street; the Canadian Na sons were received into church tional Railway offices, and Lilley’a Country benthip by the pastor. Rev. Dr. Stp- versus Welch, continued ht tho Ap prelL This makes a total of one htm peal Court this morning, resuming Confectionery at ore which carried diminutive lady members of the Move to Link Up With P. G. E. dred and fifty received into this from the sessions yesterday after Moose heart DgioejMii the order's ARTIH SENOUR’S PAINT church since the close of the evangel noon. The appellants .ask for a rc- colors and distinctive , Is Also Indicated istic campaign». the greater majority veraal of the decision . of the tower —the contenu of every tin guaranteed 100% pure— That’s Your Protection! PACIFIC TRANSFER CO. of whom enter the church pn profes- court where a revision of an agree Surveys for railway purposes in the ■Ion of faith. The next reception ser ment of sale for land in Richmond. 15019879 interests of the C. P. R. are being vice will be held on the tost Sabbath B. C. was sought. The appellant conducted in northern British Colum The Melrose Co^ Ltd., Fort St I Heavy Teaming ei Every in June. Beginning with Sunday. es—Burnt the purchase of the 1 Description -a Specialty. bia. according to well authenticated June 10 the Sunday School will hold in question In the yenr 1912 from a reporta which reached here to-day. Phones 24$. 449* its sessions at 12.16 instead of at 2.30 realty dealer of Vancouver. Arthur The work is being done by Majèr as formerly. J. Welch by name. Cry ad ale. of Vancouver, who, It is ex The deal waa not consummated in | Baggage Checked and Stored City Hall eWieials HHH Ml RATE-WAR ported, la now pushing In from Sprit Its entirety and finally the appel River. Alberta, to tne Inter-Provin j Bxpreee—Furniture Removed this morning to learn that a hard lanta sued for reclelon of the agree wood case purporting to contain two cial boundary at Pouce Coupe and PALESTINE—A» It Is and ment and the return of the, monies Price of “Seeing Victoria" across British Columbia to Pine Oq Mette: Prompt a», clvê quart bottles of Ka-Zu. the much- paid. The agreement waa made in the aim Complaint, will be Seait Skin TmLes talked-of South American drink, has Entertainment Ranged From Pass. L boom days and the value of the land News of this undertaking is ac As It Will Be with without delay. appeared from the office of the depreciated, tt is claimed, with the cepted in railway circles as an Indi Impressions ef a Visit ta Paleetine. Illustrated by Lantern View». ' City Clerk. The consignment, it is poet- boom, depression of values. R. $1 to Quarter of That Sum said, waa addressed to Alderman cation that the C. P. R. la reaching M Macdonald . appears for the ap out for further business in Central With Cnticura Sangster. who declined to open It ex peHants, ntrw resident In England, That something in the nature of a' cept In the presence of members of rate wai* among tally ho operators and Northern British Columbia MR. WM. GRANT and A. B. Macdonald, K.C„ for the Two years ago the C. P. R. took of Edinburgh. Scotland. Editor juid Lecturer, under the auspices of the Industrial committee. The packet defendant-respondent. The hearthg had been « feature of daily scenes was placed Jn charge of City Clerk at the C. P. R. docks when tourists over the Edmonton - Duavegan and the Chriatadelphiana, will deliver the above lecture in the Liberal continues arrived was Intimated to Magistrate British Columbia Railway and have Bradley overnight, and this morning The appeal of Suffepi- versus Mc- Roods, Broughton Street, first door weet of Government Street, on urs your complexion and akin. Cud- waa declared to be missing. It la Jay in the City Police Court to-day. greatly improved that road. They Friday Night, June Sth. .Lectpre commences at • o'clock. AU thoee Soap and Ointment wttl do Olvem, being an appeal by the de hold an option to buy. which Is con stated that the bevqtyge was manu when several drivers were charged Interested In prophecy connected with the land of Palestine and the i to help you. Always Include fendant from an award made by sidered tantamount to an ffitt and out factured from the Victoria holly sent with offenses under the by-law regu new Jewish state being established there should hear Mr. GranL the Cutkura Talcum In year tottst Judge Grant in the County Court in lating the solicitation of business in purchase. The E. D. A B. C. ha» be to the Ka-Zu Beverage Company In a damage action following a car preparations. Brooklyn. N.T. that regard. come part of the C. P. ft system, but The lecture la free. Uxk. OhMSuiBi. Taken Be. SeM collision will follow. Angus Chilton, said by Constable at present the line holds little throughout theDomaw* Cansdisr Depot Advanced views en the Oriental There are thirty cases listed tor Macpherwon and Chjef John Fry. to promise until it is finished to a question led William Worth into the hearing at the present sitting of the have advised passengers in another definite point, either a connecting tolls of the police over night, and re Court of Appeal, exclusive of any car not to pay $1 as a tour of Vic point with the proposed Peace River building plying saw and hammer sulted in a charge to-day In the city hearings which the Crown may see toria might be had for 25 cents, told extension of the P. O. E.. or a Paci and driving planks into place for tha fit to add before the Court rises. fic terminus—probably Kitimat Arm. police court. The accused, said the court that the fare had been new tennis courts. accuser. Frederick Kllsby. of the SI. but that one operator had cut that Eyes on Railway. NEWTENNIS COURTS These tennis eburts will be a new Tates Street branch, of the White KINGSTON STREET SCHOOL to SO cents. Other drivers had re It la also believed that the C. P. R. Lunch, entered the establishment taliated with a fare of 26 cents, and has eyes on the P. G. E, although un place of recreation for Y.M.CA. men after midnight and complained of A number of matches In the the whole tueetion waa still unsettled, willing to p*y much for the property. and the Summer members, who have Chinese being employed there. The ■cratch and handicap tournament* of said the accused. At present the P. O. E. has been sur TO BE OPENED SOON the privilege of joining the aaaoeta' Seven Cautions foi* management pointed out that the ac the King-ton Street Lawn Tennle Chilton was fined a total of $21 on veyed north from Prince George lion at a very low rgte. M cused waa not concerned In their nob were disposed of yesterday. All charges * of soliciting business by through An* Pass to Pouce Coupe policy, whereupon. It was alleged, the finale In the scratch events will shouting, and of assaulting a police but the Provincial Government has Y. M. C. A. Members Work The work on the courts is the accused took his hat and swept be pSYed on Saturday, and In the officer in the execution of his duty. no intention of completing the line. ing to Complete Project in done for the most part by member» twenty dishes from a table. The ac handicap evente on the following The assault, found the Court, was not With ao money in sight to complete of the négociation, aided by «killed AUTO DRIVERS cused waa arrested for wilful dam Saturday. There waa some Interest a serious one. merely the laying on the line even to Prince George, there Shortest Possible Time labor, and the progress that I» being age to property. To-day W. C. Mor ing play yesterday, particularly In of hands while the constable talked is small chance of the Government made la surprising. . Ther*4»>;1veH- to another. tftW*» horde-of young men under tfeo 1. Would yen willingly injure a ehildl esby. acting for the accused, urgfcd the nerai-final of the men’s doubles. spending another |W.W4.*W to carry Is humming now that the destruction of the crockery Richard Chester, a tally ho driver, The Ideal Y MJSJk direction ot-sklllful workers putting 2. Drive reauenubly. In which Wllllns end List beet Rob the line into the Peace River dis was not wilful, but Inadvertent. The inson and Rod*son. but not until waa fined IS for failure to have the trict. j. t with enterprise, for members forth their best energies on the con 3. pJt your eity on the Safety Honor Hell. Court Imposed a fine of $16 and the four sets hâ» been played. Yester necessary license Joseph Smith, a However, there la a great future hard at work on a building bee. They struction of these new courts. They «. Remember you are et time, a pede.tr,.n. cost of the damage. $3.25 additional. day's results were as follows: third driver, charged with leaving hie ahead of the railway which tape the aire in the throes of the most exact will have them ready for use In about Men’s Deublee (Scratch) Semi-Final. tallyho to solicit at another car, was wealth of the Northland, and It Is n week, and from that tiros onward, S. “After you* l. eeurtmy on the reed, ee well e. in the doerway. acquitted. ing manual labor, and In the hottest throughout the Summer, it Is ex (Barn of Five Sets), conceded that the C. P. R. leaves no time of the day are tb be found a S. KEEP THEeSRAKES IN PERFECT CONDITION. Wllllns end Uat bent Hodgson and Chief Fry and Constable Macpher- opportunity uninvestigated. The sur pected they will be constantly crowd- son told the Court of the differences short distance behind the association 7. Haste makes havoc. Roblnaon-rA-1. t5S. t-l. 1-1. vey from Spirit River to Pine Pass Ladies’ Doubles I Scratch) Semi-Final between drivers gt the Belleville may only be in keeping with the com- l_EET CoOt Street stand. Magistrate Jay pointed A email percentage of th. motoring public cum the ihoused, Mr». Uat and Misé Severe beet pCny'a policy of thorough investiga Mise • Sisaons and Mlaa Marquait— out the police were trying to enforce tion of development possibilities, but of motor accident, and fatalities which occur every seuoa. It I» •-*. 7-1 the by-law, and thereby to aid the a strong belief maintains that there the aim of the Automobile World in 1W to stimulate this havoc Mlaa Leighton and Mlaa Kigali drivers in the prosecution of their is "something in the wind." SU business. The police were entitled to With the Canadian National system making minority to eligibility In the Sane Drivers’ Club. beat Mis. Case and Misa Plerry— are sure or being l-«, t»-Z and t-l. the fullest co-operation, said the carrying out a survey from Brule RELINE YOUR BRAKES WITH RAYBESTOB. WEEK Mas»*» Single» (Ceneolatienl. Court, and they were not getting it. Lake to Grande Prairie, the -C. P. R is forced to protect its Peace River if yon take Robinson beat McLaryn— «-•. <"» NEW Pi STRICT ATTORNEY. Ladiaa Single» (Conaolatian). Interests. The construction of the Wear Fleet Foot,lhe Mlaa Marquait beat Mra. Du We Los Angelas, June T.—Thomas Lee Brule Lake cut-off would provide the -»-». »-«. Woo!wine. District Attorney of Los natural outlet for Peace River pro THOS. PLIMLEY, Ltd. comfortable, durable, She*» Singles (Handicap). Angeles County, late yesterday sub duce to the Coast, but It would do Broughton Street Phcee 697 Victoria, « 0 Iter (-*»). beat Cox (xH>— mitted his resignation to the Board little towards developing the vast re BoYRl economical summer shoe of Supervisors. It was accepted and source# of the northern half of Phone 3019 Oak Bay Ladies Singles (Handicap), Asa Keyes. Chief Deputy District British Columbia. These consist of See your m Hickey beat Miss Kigali—«-*, Attorney, was appointed to fill the good timber, minerals of all kinds and l-L a fair amount at agricultural land. K Victoria daily times, Thursday, june 7,1923 Everything You Require V..J '/ - IN WOMAN'S DOMAIN - % REDUCTION m For This Hot Weather SALE £U Toe can get it the Kirkham «tore* IS PEED I# KING'S DAUGHTERS Big Saving, in our store for yon on all onr Specials in Every Department IETEIES OF OPENED ANNUAL SUITS, WRAPS, COATS, DRESSES, ETC. 612 Fort—Two Big Stores—749 Yates VICTORIA WOMEN SESSION TO-DAY GROCERY DEPTS Mrs. Margaret Jenkins Leader Many Mainland Delegates Pure Cold Salad Drawing, In pow Libby's Pork and Beane, large cans. in Many Lines of Activity Here 1er 22nd Convention """* der. pkt...... tot 2 for i...... 25C m^“^|§TOSKii of B. C. Branch Clark's Veal and Tongue Pate, Arm Chair Com, 2 can»...... 25C Was Teacher and School Mr. and Mrs. JL Red path, of Vic Mrs. George D. Weed, who left for large tins, reg. 20c,.for...... ,.151 torts, have been visiting Mr. an< her home In Winnipeg las* week af Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 tine 25C Trustee Mrs. W. C. Hafrts in Vancouver. ter visiting her daughter, Mra. Blair. “Lend s hand in Hia Name,' Libby's Potted Meats, 4 tine. .25c Bird's Blanc Menge Powder, per O O © In Victoria tor two months, spent a the motto of’ the International English Sardines in oil, S Una 25* pkt. IOC Miss Stella Francia. R-N„ of this few days In Vancouver en route =3= *"T*' city, has left for Vancouver to visit home. • Order of King’a Danghteri, has her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. FYancee. © © © pHffliflm Solar Brand Sliced Pineapple, large tin, regular 35c. Special, ° 01 Mr. and Mrs. Thoe. Cooper and eon been fully lived up to by branches Mise Muriel Gurney baa returned have returned to the city after a mo ■8Ü tin ...... 25r i her home In May ne Island after lor tour of the Island aa bar aa Camp throughout British Columbia, to completing her term at the Normal bell River. While in Como* they were the guests of Mr. Cooper's judge by .the Inspiring reporta ©It# School. Salt Spring Island Strawberry Jim, Pure Dutch Cocoa, lb. © © © brother. presented at Ute twenty second 4-lb. can. re*. $1.00 for...... v».85# Mies I Ait tie Garvin, of Vancouver, _/l___ ft...... Poet's Bra» Flakes, the -new break Mrs. J. R. Bunn. Mow Street, was annual convention which opened for style, Mrs. Mafner Msrtnsled#, 4-lb. can. fast food. Special, price...... 15< |s visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. rrg. 85c. for Y ,.^.75# T. Garvin, Oak Bay. - a tea boeteee yesterday in honor of her. to-day. The session* are bring Mrs. 8. C. Wright, who Is leaving to Pina Tabla Salt, 11 lba...... 25C Heine Corned Beef, l-!b. tin..22C o o
■J .&nstirsis! the resular lodre meeting this week, was formed it was with Mrs. David I there belnr no fewer than twenty- Spencer as president. Mrs. Jenkins ) one tables In operation, while the being appointed Provincial corres competition for the honora Wag ex- ponding secretary Later she waa al- ; crpiionaJly keen. so corresponding secretary for the to- ' cal union. UMTS» WAS PIONEER IN ACTIVI In the meantime Mrs. Jenkins* gifts CO., LTD. an interesting speech, telling of the were being widely recognised, and 1211 DOUGLAS STREET library In the early days, of the old- TIES OF VICTORIA WO with the formation of^the Good Tem-'j 0. MAOFARLANE, Prei. timers who belonged, most of whom plars ehe was called upon to help In DUÜICAIU HAS NEW haVe now passed on. and the debates MEN ___ thia society also. She helped with Douglas and Johnaon 8U. Phone 60 they held He hopyd the public would the formation at Esquimau of give the library support in every way. (Continued frpm page 6.) Triumph Lodge (organized for the Continuing the Extraordinary We have many cuatomera who take advantage of •The Rev. Bryce Wallace told of li benefit of the sailors, and named af braries and their management in •end should set put later for the new ter the ship Triumph), which dates our dependable Telephone Service for their Drug other places where be had Mved. country, following her fiancee aa from May 2. 1887. It ie believed *h* Store Wants. OUR STORE 18 AS NEAR AS YOUR H. K. Prévost, president of the •oon aa things became peaceable. was the only chàrter member re PHONE. Addition to Library Opened; Board of Trade, congratulated the maining In the city at the time of her Sale of W(X)len Fabrics committee In charge and said he fru First Marriage. death. An Improvement Long sure his society would co-operate 1» She warn out to Chile hy way of Mrs. Jenkins was later made Super every way possible. the West Indies and the Isthmus of intendent for the Province of the Ju Desired Mr. Punnet t. president of the Li Panama, being married at Coqulmbo venile work of the Grand Lodge, ami FLYOSAN SPECIALS brary Association, expressed a hearty in December, 1866. $*• | in thia role she organised Juxenlle At $1.35, $1.85, $2.35 and $2.75 Kills Moths, Moequitoee. Flies Special to The Time* vote of thanks to Miss Wilson, to The first baby, born In Coqulmbo. Templars both on the Mainland and Duncan—the forma) opening of the whom he said most of the credit be died when it was a little mflre than and all Insect#. Flyosan is Friday and reading room, a much talked of and on the Island. harmless Jo- .everything else longed for what had been done. four months old. Thia was respon long felt want in Duncan, took place Miss Wilson is very anxious to have •------On S^sel Beard. The Season "e Host Weave*, Newest Colors and but insects. You ©an safely sible for Mrs Fox’s return to teach-, Saturday - on Tuesday afternoon. K F. Dun the room opened In the evenings for ing. with which she sought to relieve Mrs. Jenkins held the position of •pray clothing, walls, your dog, can, acted as chairman and the benefit of the young men of the Most Attraetive Designs. declared the room formally opened the" lonely hours of life In the little recording secretary of the local ford. Newcastle Townsit*. received a cablegram from the captain of the C. M. 8. Canadian Britisher at Ade laide. Australia, informing them of the death of they eon. Alfred Gordon Bradford, who met instant death when he fell down the hold of the Canadian Britisher on June 4. ILD The deceased young man. who was the only eon of Capt and Mrs Brad- SEAL frd. was twenty-seven years of age and was exceptionally well and fav orably known, and hie tragic death Get Your Share of will be keenly felt by hl» relative» and friends. GUARANTEE He was for some year a partner In the firm of Baxter A Bradford, pho These Unloading tographers, in this city until Mr. Baxter took over hie part of the business. Beeides hie parents he leaves to ihourn his death one sister. Mise Sale Bargains Marion Bradford Te Vancouver District. j price hits b**n slashed, because we Rev. Q. Bruce RkUgnd. for the inland to unload pur surplus slock of Men's ^past two years pastor of the Hall Clothing before th/e week ie out. and because iburton Street Methodist Church here. the public has recognised- the tempting haw left to take charge of his new ’TU be right out, ‘Bob— nature of oqr values. Every hour of the day church in the Vancouver district. The sees this store thronged with shoppers—a til-health of Mm. Rid land compelled everything’s mil clemmednf>” sure sign that we are giving unusual Values. the removal of the family to the mainland Mr Ridland did a l work during hie term here and the c .->ngregation la sorry tc lose hi» ser SUITS vices. The members of the congre Perfectly Tailored Suits in sport models, for gation and friends met at the ch ir.'h young men, and standard two and three Monday evening and tendered the ’button styles. Materials are hard-wearing retiring pastor a farewell reception. During the course of the evening Mr tweeds in a big variety of shades and pat Ridland was presented with a puree terns. Values to $32.00. uf gold by Mr. HadorooS-vjt behalf A kitchen floor "TTiiToednif be»" :. $18.50 of the congregation: hy Mr. Brad- English Pure Wool Tweed Golf Suits, with well with a clock on behalf of the coat, trousers, and an extra pair of knickers. tea*, hers and officers of the Sunday The coats are half belted and finished with SThool: a gold initialed fountain pen bellows ses ms, allowing perfect freedom and an ever-ready pencil by the that’s cleaned in a minute Bible Class, and a eilk scarf from the and comfort. 60? members of the Junior League. John Unloading Sale ...... t^duJLesO Raraby presided over the proceedings Superior Quality tweed and Worsted Suits, and during the course of the enter- in smart models for youhg men, and standard 'talnment a programme waa ren On hot summer days particularly, housewives carpets and rugs. There arc beautiful patterns styles. The values -fh the group are as high dered and refresh mente served. Te Omaha. appreciate the easy-to-clean quality of Gold- for every room—from simple tile designs to Mr and Mrs. J. Rathlef are leav £r:#0'..Unlo“,ln‘...... $29.50 ing this city to tske up'their rest- Seal Congoieum Rugs. One short minute with exquisite Oriental motifs. Be sure to see them. SHIRTS CAPS deuce In Omaha. Nebraska, and a large number of friends gathered at a damp mop and their colorful, sanitary surface A divers!»'- • * New one-piece crown the home of Mrs Allison. Nïcol Low Prices—Popular Room Sizes pleasing pattern® *nd pleated back Street. Mondav evening to Md them is spotlessly clean. In hottes j. etylee, in a big range of farewell. During-the course of the 9x3 feet . $450 9x 7i feet . $11.25 shirts. Value* to desirable colorings. ex-ening a whlet drive and games These beautiful rugs, with their smooth 9x41 feet . 6.75 9x 9 feet .13.50 $3.06. Unloading were indulged in. everyone present Reg. $3.00 values. Un enjoying themselves thoroughly. 9x6 feef . 9.00 9 x 10* feet . 15.75 Sale ...... 61.86 loading Sale, 61-65 Mr. Harr- Melkle. In making pre ‘‘enamel” surface, do not stain or absorb dirt sentations to Mr. and Mm Rathlef 9x12 feet . $18.00 HATS SOCKS on behalf of all present, recalled his or spilled things. All their life they look as High grade felt personal acquaintance with the hate In shades of Fifty dogen pairs of Rathlef* extending over a period of well as the day they were laid. They cling, to Gold-Seal Congoieum By-the-Yard brown, fawn and black Llama wool s^x, twelve years, and spoke of the quan tise of Mr. Rathlef as a credit to tbs the floor as though they were part of it; never In roll form, 2 yards wide, for use over the green. Regular for men. Reg. 60c a $4.50 values. Un class to. which he belonged. —:------curl or “kick up” at the edges or corners. entire floor. 85c square yard. loading Bale at pair. Unloading Sale. Mr. Rathlef returned the compli ments paid him in able manner...... ,V. • 68.96 ajt. pair ...... 46* - 4 > Hie* Leal Lif* Women prefer these easy-to-clean rugs Prîtes tFtunipri end points West ] ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR SOFT C0LLAXS Albert Mortimer. a*ed nineteen kifker to rant extra freight year». enlr nna.. of. Mr end Mrs. throughout the house to dust-collecting woven B. D. V. Combination Style Athletic Underwear, Broken lines of Tooke's Soft Collars, discontinued Oeonre W. Mortimer. 74* Hmlihurton all sixes. Unloading Sale \ (PI QC styles only. Unloading ^ QQ Street, waa fatally Injured while at Price ...... Sale Price work In Protection mine of the Write us for folder, "Modem Rugs for Modem Homes,” Western Fuel Corporation Monday, •urcumbllng to hie Injurie» la the which reproduces all the beautiful designs in full colors. Gold Seal local hospital a few hour» after the accident. He waa alone at the time of the accident, and waa driving a Congoieum Company of Canada, Limited trip of Blue loaded cars. It la t hour ht that he muet have .stepped between 1270 St. Patrick St., Montreal, Quebec hie home and the trip, stumbled and fell. The reeult waa that he waa 1302 Douglas Street Next to Service Tobacco Co. lammed between the trip and n Uxll (Near Corner of Yates Btreet) timber, rerat ri nr * fracture of tho thlrh and other Internal Injuries. Beeldw his parents he la sarrivud by one sloter. .era. at home. gt. iCeellla Review Ne. 1* Macon- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY. .TUNE 7. 1023 ,.-V DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED •ton Hfturt: t e.m. to « p.m.ï Wegneedsy, 1 u.m.1 Saturday, • »■"*• Best Qualities Superior Value» —to AU Dtotot—to — Men’s Socks and Ties Shirts Men Require Men’s Suits New Goods—at Low Prices for Summer Wear In Prevailing Styles—Smart, and Men’s Fancy Tweed Ties, the latest for " . .. y- ' .i Summer and sports wear. 8ilk and wool Men’s Negligee Shirts, made from fine percale^ in an assort of Good Materials—for . ' ties in a variety of colors and stripes. ment of neat fancy stripes. They have starch neckband Everybody jsvill wear them. Special at, and soft double cuffs and are big value at, each, $1.19 each, $1.2$5 and...... $1.50 Men's Fine Work<$6irts of English Oxford Heavy White Duck Outing Shirt», with col Men’s Silk Lisle Socks of soft finish that shirting,. ___madeJ. ...ULwith ___neckband1.1____ 1 or attached.«taoliail *lar that* • may *be worn open------or closed,1--- “Big , will he most comfortable on the feet. They collar, double cuffs and coat style. They Horn"’ brand and made in Victoria. AH are patterned in neat. light stripes and sizes at ...... $1.98 and $ = are in colors white, black, sand, brown, offered for ...... $1.95 Gream Wincey Flannel Cricket or Tennis 25 grey; all sizes. Special, a pair...... 35$ Men’s Chambray Work Shirts, patterned in Shirts, made in England. They have collar, When you examine the suits you will realize just what a Or three pairs for ...... $1.00 light fancy stripes and made with collar, pocket a Ad band cuffs. Are slightly roiled bargain you are offered in anv one of the models on display- __ — Men's Furnishings, Main Floor pocket and Èand cuffs. Special at $1.49 but wonderful value at, each ...... $3.49 Suits of Wool Tweed or Irish Blue Serge, made in models Men’s Ceylon Flannel Finish Outing Shirts, One Dosen Only, Men’s White Longcloth that are now greatly in favor, well finished, well trimmed “Big Horn” brafld. They are shown m Shirts, made with stanch bosom and open apd the tweeds are in popular colors. All sizes 36 to 44. and medium color stripes, made coat style, with back or front. They have deep starch cuffs Bathing Suits for Men double soft cuffs and separate collar to and are offered in sizes 14 only. Clearing one of the best values we have offered ...... '. ■ $15.00 match. Special at ...... ,....$3.29 at ...... 49# . .------—Men’s Shirt». Main Floor Sports Model Suits made from all-wool Canadian and English tweeds. The time has come when every man and boy must have a bathing suit, and we have a suit for every individual ■ / J There are Donvgals, herringbones, new greys, light stripes and fancy cheeks at a low price. • —almost anv pattern you may care for. These include the new sports model Men's One-Piece Bathing Suits of good grade eotton. Boys’Shirt Waists,$1.00 with pleated hack, ]>ateh or pleated pocket. A style in great faimr this v- with "skirts attached. They arc well made, button on Summer. Big value at ...... ------lMw:, 8ulM, *,in riœr > the shoulder and shown in shades of navy blue trimmed Men’s and Boys’ $1.15 and $1.25 with cardinal or white. All sizes and a big value at. each ...... 08# Pants Boys’ Shirt Waists of fine percale, in fancy and Boys' One-Piece Wove* Cotton Bathing Suits, with but neat stripes, white and colored chainbrays, with Boys’ Suits for $7.95 ton shoulder and skim attached. Shown in navy blue At Special Prices ■ sports or turndown collar and neatly finished at trimmed with cardin#^ All sizes at ...... -.-rrlSO# waist with adjustable buttons and button holes. Boys’ All-Wool Boys’ All-Wool Bathing Suits, one-piece style, with skirt Men’s Blue Serge $10.00 and $12.50 attached. The colors are navy blue or maroon trimmed Pants of wool twill, They have ]»ookot and hand cuffs and are big with contrasting stripes. All sizes and big value at, neatly made and very j values at, each, $1.00. $1.15 and ... .$1.25 In this selection of S^uits. you are offered the Jerseys each ...... A...... $3.35 stylish. They have belt • ■ —Boys' Furnishing®, Main Floor —Min's Furnishing», Main Floor loops and cuff bottoms latest models now in favor. They are made and are a correct weight for,- Summer from light tweeds and shown in the best Sum $1.75 Men’s Garters, Braces and wear. AllXizes. $.4.95 mer shades, including' Douegals. greens, light Boys’ bW Barge Camp Cots and All - Wool Summer greys, herringbones and strifies. This is an op Weight Jersey», Two Belts—Special Values Short Paniy 'of a me button style, with polo Men's Pad Garten, British make, and of strong live dium weight cloth. portunity to get a smart suit for your boy at a collar, and in «hades of - elastic. Regular 25c values for ...... ;••/•...... 15# They are well lined Mattresses low price. navy blue, brown, light Men’s Solid Leather Cowhide, waist bejts; all sizes with and will” wear well. and dark grey, with adjustable buckle. Special ...... 75# Sizes 22 to 32. Special, See them in the Boys’ Clothing .Department. contrasting color and Men’» Heavy Police or Light Elastic Web Braces, with a pair ...... $1.35 Two Pieces for $9.00 —Main Floor —Main Floor . |/ F - stripes on cuffs and 'leather or kid ends. Special at. a pair...... 45# bottom. All sizes at, „ — Men's Furnishing*. Main Floor The Cots are made on heavy wood frame, with each ...... $1.75 double woven wire spring cable supports, and —Mens Furnishings, an all-cotton mattress. Makes a# very comfor Main Floor A SALE OF table camp bed and is excellent value at $9.00 New Ratines —Furniture. Second Floor In All the Best Grades and Colorings—Big China Cups and Dinner Sets A 9™ge,Go£srt °r English and French Ra Stripe snd Plaid Ratines Sulkey for Baby tines in shades of old rose including fadeless French Saucers and Popular Stock Patterns tan. white, orange. Saxe, fancy ratines : new designs All Styles—Low Prices blue, sky, reseda and and fast colors. These mauve : 36-inch. Big yalue make remarkably attrac Teapots and Fine Qualities Side Weave Gondola, with at ...... -05# tive sports skirts ; 36 inches English Style Baby Car wide at, a vard $3,50 * Johnsons’ Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware, in 52-Piece Set composed of 6 cups and saucers riage, finished in grey rear storm curtain and up Fadeless French Ratine, in At Special Prices 6 8-inch plates, 4> *6-mch plates, 6 5-inch enamel; made with wood holstered with corduroy. It shades of mauve, Sake, $1.95, $1.75, $1.50 whit# and gold line, gold edge, and in West- and ...... $1.35 —These are shown in three plates, 6 soup plates, 6 fruit plates, cream body and with foot t*elL has wire wheels, stationery orange, maize, tan, old rose wood pattern. It has four bow-hood, strap reseda, white, serpent patterns including pink, and sugar, 1 covered vegetable dish, 1 salad gear ; 3-4 steel tubular Novelty Silk Plaid, self band, blue band and three 97-Piece Sat, regular $46.60# On sale ■ gear, and two large and green ; 36 inches at, a color ratines, showing a at ...... $27.95 1 slop bowl, 1 platter. 1 gravy boat and 1 .two small rubber tired handle with nickel plated yard ...... $1.35 gold lines. Special 6 for pickle, Regular $23.95. On sale, $18.00 cones ...... $49.00 smart effect silk plaid on ...... $1.50 wheels, at...... $33.00 plain ratine ; all white, all 62-Piece Dinner Set, regular value $26.25. Double Quality English Ba Johnsons' Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware, open English Style Baby Car Sulkeys with wood body tina. in shades of pink, sky orange, all biscuit, all Scalop Bottled and Fancy tin sale at ...... $15.75 and folding handle, wire maize, all green ; 36-inch Teapots, 4 and 6-cup sizes stock—The Carlton—a very fine white, with riage, with full size wood Saxe blue, maize, helio 62-Piece China Dinner Set, in floral design blue key and rose pattern. body, foot well ; large size wheels and half-inch rub white and biscuit; 36-inch and big value, yard $3.50 Special each ...... 69# ber tires. Handy carta at —Wash Goods, Main Floor regular $19.50. On aale at ...... $12.95 97-Piece Set, regular $44.70. On sale top, strap gear, well up and big value, yard $1.50 Clover Leaf Cups and at ...... :...... $32.95 holstered and finished in a low price ...... $6.00 Saucers, 6 for ...----- 75# Johnsons’ Semi-Porcelain Open Stock Din enamel at ...... $48.00 nerware, white and gold verge line. A Bay Carriage with reed —China, Lower Main Floor * The Cyril Pattern, white with gold edge body, ecru color and weU 96- Piece Seta, on sale at ...... $22.50 line, and with brown and black line with Folding Go-Carti with SPONGE BAGS spring seats ; adjustable upholstered. It has re 61- Piece Bete, on sale at ...... $12.50 rose spray, open stock. clining back, foot well and At Attractive Price* back and foot ; three bow- Johnsons’ Clover Leaf Pattern Semi-Poroe- 97-Piece Dinner Set, regular* $41.00. On hood of leatherette. A reversible gear ; artillery English made durable wsterproot here In assorted attractive lain Dinnerware, in open stock pattern. sale at ...... $33.00 semi-collapsible cart at wheels with heavy rubber ahadea-Jpis.hadaa-lhe finest range of values ever shown in all sises at. ,Br Fancy English 97- Piece Dinner Bet, réguler value $32.65. each ...... $13,90 tires, at ...... $48,50 TB# 62-Piece Set, regular $23.13. On sale at ■S*, M# and from On sale at ...... $33.65 set ...... $18.60 -Toilet Articles China Tea 62- Piece Dinner Set, regular value $18.50. 97-Piece Plain White Dinner Set, in John Fresh Meats— Cash and Carry Sets—$9.75 On aile aF ...... 1 . .i’i.. $13.00 sons’ Ironside. Special ...... $13.78 The “Blenheim" Open Stock Pattern, with Rolled Prime Bibs, per lb...... 95# DRESSING COMBS Fancy English China narrow blue and gold band. Johnsons’ Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set in Fal Rolled Pot Roasts, per lb...... 15# Tea Sets, in assorted mouth pattern, white and «gold line with 97-Piece Dinner Set, regular $45.00. On sale Pot and Oven Roasts, per lb., 9#, 11#...... IS# ’ New Stock at Lower Prices patterns. A set consists al...... -...... $33.10 red rose and green border. Shoulders of Mutton, half or whole, per lb...... 30# of 6 tea cups and 97-Piece Bet, regular $46.15. On sale at Lags of Mutton, half or whole, per lb...... 39# Hair Combs, specially chosen for durability and quality, coarse saucers, 6 tea plates, 1 62-Piece Dinner Set, regular $26.60. On sale set ...... $36.60 and fine or all coarse teeth. Gent s Combs and Pocket Comb. Shoulders of Pork, 5 to 7 lb*., per lb...... 17# cake plate, 1 sugar and at ...... -...... $18.65 In cases. A fine range to choose from at lower prices then eream, 21' pieces in all. 62-Piece Dinner Bet, regular $26.50, On sale Loins of Pork, 2 to 5 lbs., per lb...... 33# before. ■ Regular $16.30. On Johnsons’ English Semi-Porcelain, in plain for ...... $20,65 "Mince Steak, per lb. v...... 19# sale at, a set . ..$9.75 white. A 52-pieee set. Special at, $7.10 96-Piece Dinner Service in Johnsons’ Semi- Oxford Sausage, per lb...... 19# Johnsons’ Semi-Porcelain Open Stock Pat Voreelaln—“The Sultana” pattern: regu Regular Counter Delivered PROPHYLACTIC HAIR BRUSHES tern—The Carlisle—a pretty floral design. lar $42.00. Clearing at .. <...... $29.36 Rolled Prime Eft», per lb...... 97# These Heir Brushes are specially made for penetrating quality, 97-Piece Set composed iff the followiffg—12 61-Piece Set, regular $25.50. Clearing at Prime Riba, cut short, per lb...... 97# cleannecleanness and durability. The prices are reasonable at $1.00 cups and saucers, 12, 18-inch, 12 6-inch set . $J7.50 Small Roasts of Veal, per lb...... 28# 81.*». $1.so, $1.66 and ...... ,....$*.18 Odd Pieces of plates, 12 5-inch plates, 12 soup plates, 12 Shoulders of Spring Lamÿ, per lb...... 27# Military Frophylactie Heir Brushes, from, pair ...... $*.TB fruit plates, 2 covered vegetable dishes, one Johnsons ' Semi-Porcelain Dinnerware, in 7 —ToUet Artlclea gravy boat, 1 salad, 1 pickle, sugar and Carlton pattern, open stock, 52 pieces. Regu w °< *** 1“*’ "" *...... China Tableware eream, slop bowl and 2 platters. Regular lar $25.80. On sale for ...:...... $18.60 $42.50 value. On sale at .$33.00 —Crockery, Lower Main Floor Provision Counter Specials At, Each GROCETERIA SPECIALS Spenser1. Prim# Butter, ger Spencer's Own Roast Pork, per lb...... -...... 4T* lb. .,...... 60* Jardinieres and Vases—Big Values White Wonder Soap, per bar...... 6# I Urn...... Sl-36 Own Ham, Wild Eoee Pastry Flour, 10-lb. sack ...... 42# Spencer's Springfield Brand per lb...... eve Butter, per lb...... 44* Jellied Veal, per lb...... 46# Royal Staffordshire Jardinieres and Rialto ware. White Crest Clams, per tin, 1 lb...... 10V4# Pure Nertrepie Honey, lb. 20# Nueea. a packet...... - China Sugar and Cream Sets Regular value» to $4.25 Regular- values to $5.95 Regular values to $9.50 Suds Washing Powder, per pkt...... ,...... -5H# •Dancer's Stenderd Picote* Potato Salad, fresh daily,jjw China Salad Bowls, Cake ...$4.95 per lb.. 18* and IB* lb. for ...... $1.95 for ...... , ...$2.95 for .... Shredded Wheat Biscuits, per pkt...... -19# Mild Canadian Cheese, Plates, Milk Jug*. These Assorted JuDi) 4-lb. tins •••••.•.#*•••*••#•••••••^97 lb...... #1 are shown in three floral Moorcroft Jardinieres and Vases. Van Campi Soups, per tin...... ‘“"‘VOt Spencer'. Pride Pepme.l Beck Old Canadian Stilton, lb.. »■•#84* decorations, and are being Values to $11.95/or $7.95 Quaker Peachei, per tin »•••*••»•*»■•• Beede, per. lb. • ...... Imported French Roquefort, Values to $3.75 for $2.50 Values to $6.95 for $4.95 ; TA.MSS» Main NPIpKes» per lb...... BB# cleared at, each ...... 55# Values to $5.50 for $3.96 Values to $7.95 for $5.95 Values to $15.25 for $9.75 Spencer's Stenderd —Crockery, Lower Main Moor whole, lb. . 33# * Lower Main Floor DAVID SPENCER, LIM1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923 DAVID SPENCER, LIMITEDJUtiflt A ■ ..... ■■»■■■■...... ■■■!■ •tore Hours: 9 m.m, to • p.m.t Wed no I Best Qualities | | Superior Value» . Kiftuw* te All ' Royal Worcester Women’s New Style Tennis or Beating and Bon Ton SWEATERS —FOR— CORSETS r' Distinctive Models The Perfect $12.95, $27.50 Corset for ' • All Figures Very Neat Sweaters, made in the popular Tuxedo collar style, and in shades of Our stocks of Royal Worcester an T* 30 Ür- BASEBALL. CRICKET TIMES SPORTING NEWS GOLFING. SWIMMING AMATEUR BALL HEADS KAHANAMOKU SLASHES WILL MEET TO-NIGHT BossJohnson DATE IS SET FOR A. A. U WATER TO NEW RECORD Broad Street, Both Fighters MEETING IN VANCOUVER A meeting of the axeoutive of Ladies Pull Shells Los Angeles, June 7.—Duke Kahg- the Vieteria Amateur Baseball Will Defend Lethbridge, Alta, June 7r- r.arnoku, Hawaiian swimmer, last GoingStrong, League will bo held at 600 Bel Have Settled Judge Jackson, president of the ..•••••• night established what wax an mont House this evening at » Amateur Athletic Union ef Can nounced a* a n*-w world's record for o'clock. Important business will ada, announced to-day that the the fifty-yard free style dash, when Locals’ Nets he swam the distance Iq 22 3-5 sec bo diecuosed and all clubs are annual meeting of the union will Defeat Boys oeked to have their delegate» in DowntoGrind be held in Vancouver en Septem onds, defeating Budy Smith, sixteen - ber 28 and 2». Balloting was by year-old star of Los Angeles Athletic attendance.______the preferential veting system. In Regatta Saturday Cluby in a racein the club's tank. Will Replace Simpson in Goal University Failed to Break Gibbons Arrived at Training in Lacrosse Game Against MINERS’ SOCPER TEAMS Record of Leaders; St. Quarters Yesterday; Demp White Sox Are Indians Saturday Oars women Will Make Their Debut Tu J. B. A. A. PLAY-OFF SATURDAY » Aidan’s Win sey in Fast Workout GLEHflVJI COLLETT IS Water- Sports In Inner Harbor, Occupying No. 2 09569370 Nanaimo. June 7.—It has been Showing Form and 3 Seats In Four-Oared Events; Crews definitely decided to play off the Con Boss Johnson Will defend the .nets naught Cup draw between Nanaimo P. of the Victoria lacrosse team in the Great Fallu, Mont.. June 7.—Un Picked and Much Speculation On Outcome City and Ladysmith, at Ladysmith, Broad Street ...... 4 In Tough Task battle against the Squamish Indians willing to run the risk of condition on Saturday afternoon next, the game St. Aldan's ...... 3 at the Stadium «m Bat u rad y evening. ing himself too finely so far In ad-, of Race; Clubs Fours Will Also Race to commence at 5 o'clock. This de University ...... 4' l Last Monday 31arty 8lmpe«»n. who vance of his meeting with Tom (3ib- U. S. Ladies’ Golf Champion cision was reached in accordance S|»encer's ...... 4 ‘ / : has been playing goal for the locale hons July 4, Jack !>enap*ey. world'» Victor Over Miss Sterling with the wishes of the Ladysmith Hudson's Bay 3 ' : New York Yankees Victims of for the past two season*, was badly heavyweight champion, will confine team. According to rules, a team United Services "2 spilled at Mbey In a game betweea his workouts at his training camp in Eastern Tourney Lady T X n's TRau (TTc* .. lM,CpJBJ»0RATED /^T 1670 -THE SEAL OF QUALITY THE SEAL OF QUA1ITY PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPARTMENTS Æ iimn* WELCOME, toYALMo°o^ER OF ! Welcome to Victoria and welcome to our store. We omen' extend to you a most cordial invitation to make your headquarters here during your stay in. the city. Our _... - Commencing To-morrow Morning rest rooms, writing rooms, rendezvous and the many Offering unequalled values in tiif seaaoaN sinartoit Pumps. Oxfords and One-Strap Shoes for women and other conveniences provided for the comfort and d)n- girls, also men’s high-grade Oxfords and Boots at an exceptionally low price. sideration of patrons aft* entirely at your service. Women’s Black or Brown Oxfords yx 350 Pairs Women’%-Vici-Kid Oxfords in black or brown; Restrooms and Writing Rooms Rendezvous medium weight soles and Cuban heel* ; all emart ü* O CA —Second Floor Mezaxmne Floor stales ; sizes 3 to 8. Sale Price, per pair.,.. Vtl»w" Telephone Booths Victorian Restaurant and Lounge Women’s Oxfords and Pumps "" . ! '-^Second Floor —Fourth Floor- 250 Pairs Only, in black Vici Kid, tan Russia Calfskin, Patent Ladies' Hairdressing and SEE VICTORIA Leather and brown Russia Calfskin; medium weight soles Manicure Parlors PROM OCR and Cuban heels; sizes 3 to 7. (CO QFx Mexxanine Floor OBSERVATION TOWER Sale Price, per pair ...... «PV.s7V Women’s Colonials, Pumps and Oxfords - ^ 250 Pairs, in Patent Colonials with black suede trimmings. Patent Oxfords, Black Vici Kid Oxfords, Black Kid ami A New Arrival of Womens Brown Calf on-strap pilmps; all this season's üî/i Qf-x Victorian ( dress styles; sizes 0 to 7. Sale Price, per pair. V asvt/ f JERSEY SUITS i Women’s Snow White Fabric Pumps Restaurant 100 Pairs in nosvUy patterns, in White Polo Cloth, trimmed with white calf and white suede leathers, sports ÛÎO AC Very moderate in j>rice are these smart Sports Suits; made from good Fourth Floor lasts, Cuban heels; sizes 3 to 7. Sale Price, pair «P*lev ■ V QUEEN OF -POTATO COUNTY-—Miss Ethel Thompson. <* Houlton. Jde . has been chosen .» the beauty of Aroostook count,. < ^541 known In Maine aa "Potato Count) " 3 F. M. BELL-SMITH. R. C. A„. well-known Canadian artist, I» Hrioufiy ill in Toronto. -IF YOU WANT THE BEST UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN THE WORLD—«et out and hike for it.” c so save pretty *2-year-old yvunfie Losch who is walking around MALCOLM SMITH F R G S, noted explorer, has l*ft ""Vancouver on the Hudsons Bay *,ear*|i* the world to get it. She is a school teacher from Wobdlawn. Md. Buy^mo onLu fisil-mile mp ,hm„«h «*£*.. .AA» U «pneted «» tadmhim four >£".to -nljJnj. Hut cbHdren ask so many questions that even school teachers aren t launches shown alongside in the picture bare since been taken on bosrd. with U N *»»*">■ ot wo . always sure about Yvonne determined to learn aboi^t the world at which will be distributed amend Hudson's Bay poets In the Arctic. -j; first hand She hiked from Maine to California and back again. Then she took a little jaunt into Europe. ». • • r 4 l^6 THE SCAR OF DISASTER —A rumpled sheet of metal, a few twisted wires and charred blta of wood in a peaceful pasture in northern Kn.n„ -the .,ar of death. Thl. I. a I the riant Parts-London aeroplane that crashed tn flames recently, several Americans being among the victims. Seventy passengers took the same aerial trip next day. - ENGLISH FARMERETTES ARRIVE IN CANADA.—Above are seen Miss Joan Moore. 1-elcester- rhire, Missive Townsend. Burrs Miss M. White. Devonshire; and Miss Kami Abeolon. Midcilw», four expert fanners, who arriced In Montreal on Me, 11. They are winners of scholarships offered by Rir a*»*1 Henry Thornton and will study sericulture in Canada . _The (Iris were chaperoned by Miss Stella Wolfe H M 5M Murray, shorn In the centtre. a descendant of Gen. Wolfe.. The gentleman In the-picture Is.Hon. J r. Caron. minlater of agrtewlture, cjue-bec t DERAILED, BUT NOBODY KILL'EOe-A flier from Concord. H- *♦ e~ tu . ■ -, X. H.. waa derailed at Winchester. Maas . every car leaving the rails.- 1 Fifty were injured, hut pone aerloualy. CONRAOI—The first picture of Maurice Campbell Canrsdl to arrive from ~Leumnne, tta ltxrr- land. where he I» held for the assassination ot M. Vorowaky. Soviet delegate to the peace coe- fer. COMPRESSED AIR PONTOONS PROVE SUCCCESSFUL.—This shows the Coaat Guard cutter MRS. W- H. BECKER I left) and Mrs. W. E Groves (rightl are gecally being raised at Whiteatone. Long Island, by means of the new compressed air pontoon» A sub- running as Progressive candidates In Toronto m the Vnler» marine tractor à* lowered, from a lighter. Moving around under transmitted electrical P-owtr It ftxee cables for the lifting of the sunken vessel after the pontoons have been placed. ______elect Ion campaign. . . ____ SCHOOL DAYS - By DWIG iggisp-^m uw ^ SPiTTlH uroe fi A 5Tone wwr CURE moy/. T«»c wewT Burh — V»1 bouTvm «•' HUSWV LL PASSENGER ON THE CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMER MAR- élTTirt ‘T CCPIlrt1 BURN.__ Will Summer»" property of King George V. en route to the marna». Prince of Wale» ranch near Calgary This famous fire-year-old T» WMO< pUFLCO has a pedigree back t» Orme and Galopin, the former aire of Hying fAMTJ ? I «W 'IIMH eeo* veu- weee NOT , »>T AU. it COSTS O TWt » * UlTTUE. SPir ♦ ...TUawt* .y^yv NURSE EMMA BURNS, who WUIPPINC aCANOAL.—Martin Tabert. North Dakota youth, who died following a beat- 1 BATEN TO DEATH?—This U In. fn "i™ "«“1. burled In one of the two spots nhove-tnw them k> . dkmwt.a. »«-»***------died in New York and ws* burled £ n, p«t.m u»l.r Company any. he waa burted In .ho comet», below. whlta a,Mta« prNoaer In her native town. Gore Bay. the last pholo of Martin TaberL On receipt of anonymous letters, the 72-year-old youth who was save' the body was burled In the swamp hbove. At the right la repreaentatlre C. H. Kennerly ot the from New York the coroner or beaten to death In the Putnam committee probing charges ot beating prisoners. He la holding the atrop with which witnesses my Tabert Lumber Company's Florida dered the body exhumed for waa boat* analysis. . 1. HOWDY P. A. P. SECOND SECTION VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 192:$ 1ERFVL Benevolence of Moose Order Vast Membership Concen Is Practical and Wide-__ trates Upon Education of spread Orphans Our first impression a* we alighted The Loyal Order of Moo*e la an from the train at Mooaeheart. was international society consisting of that of a magnificent country place, more than 1600 lodge* In the United •loping down to the winding. tree- States. Canada and throughout the mirroring Fox River. English-speaking world, having an Through the lower property about aggregate membership of more than lo*i yards above the river, running 600.000 men. Most of the lodges North and South. Is a perfect stretch provide for sick benefits and fu of concrete boulevard. neral expense funds for their mem It is a link In the great Lincoln bers. Each lodge Is complete in It Highway which stretches from New self. with full local autonomy. York to San Francisco. As A tneajm for the better ac Right opposite thla. Mooseheart complishing their purposes the station; West of this road, the hos lodges have organised a central pitable entram e to the upper estate agency called the '"Supreme Lodge 1* marked by two great stone post» of the-World.-Loyal Order of Moose* ~ _ Here a pleasing sign aaeuree the - visitor of a -welcome. with headquarters %t Mooseheart, From this gate an inviting drive _ Illinois. All the general activities way winds up the hill towards the of the Onler centre there and the groups of glittering white buildings . Supreme . officers - In activa charge Tat fhe top of"the*rise.' have their offices there. At the right of this drive a pic turesque graveled walk keeps com The Mooeeheart School. pany with the road up the hill. The landscape gardening and the Mooseheart la an estate of 1021 great care devoted to the shrubbery acres of land. 35 miles West from reminds one of the better Long Island Chicago on the Fox River, between or Scottish country estates. To our the cities of Aurora and Batavia. Il right as we strolled up the hill about /a furlong back amongst the tre#a^ linois. Mooseheart la a home and g spacious, reaidenilence attracted our % vocational training school for over exe. 1260 children of deceased members This, we afterwards found, waa of the Order, housed In a modem the home of Mr. Brandon. Supreme Secretary of the Loyal Order of village which constata of „ about Moose. Ae we continued up the hill fifty buildings of modern concrete the buildings of concrete blocks be fire-proof construction, with red tile gan to Individualise themselves. First, a little Information and roofs. There is a central heating registry cottage. and power punt, large modem print Pausing here, we were directed to shopj a high school building, aex-eral the large Administration building. Industrial shops, a modern farm Here are the general administra plant and many dormitories and tive and executive offices of the residences. Mooseheart colony, and here. too. Is The educational features are the wonderful print shop Where per highly vocational and practical. fection color presses turn out the Twenty-two of the most usual crafta hie editions of the Mooseheart Including agriculture, are being oper Magasine. ated as a part of the educational As we rounded the turn leading to work. the entrance of the Administration Moosehaven. bulding a stream of happy laughing children was pouring out of a beauti * For the aged and Infirm members ful school building. of the Order. Moosehaven Is sup ported by the Legion. This happy Individuality and Self-Reliance. colony Is 14 miles from Jacksonville. Florida, and has a present capacity We at once remarked on the In of 200. Milk, chickens, eggs, vege dividuality of dress and action of tables produced by folks at Moose- these care-free children. haven, constitute their chief living. There was no senae of thé Officers of North icest Moose Association Here cloistered and molded uniformity, There are springs which provide that is characteristic of the bene natural sulphur water for*drinking ficiaries of so many charitable in- Put Presidents: President: 3rd Vive-President : Trustees: and bathing, while waterfrontage on •tàtu tiens ...... - —— — Brnj. .1. Wtrk*, Tamm*. St. John* River adds delightful The only uniformity noted was the E. K. Fisher, Port Angeles, J.G. Berens, Seattle. Wash. J. C. BroueMuTrt'skima, ecenerv and amusements. An In - universal neatness of dress and a re Wash. . Wash. Wash tere*tine feature I» the continuance markable air of self-reliance with Treasurer: of family Hfe. husband and wife not out over-assertiveneee. . Jas. J. McNamara, -Aher- lit Vice-President : being separated In the Haven. Very striking, too. was the con- L. M. Campbell. Port An History of Meow. aid era lion for -the opinion of others ..."deèn, Wash. Alex. Kaslierg, Lewiston, J. F. Pearce, Victoria, B. C. displayed on ex-cry hand. geles .Wash. Lv 1888..the Loyal Order of Moose F. E. Hill. Vancouver. B. C. Idaho. 1 \ Secretary: was founded. 1 ' This consideration for others and Paul Newman, Tacoma. It was not unlike many other fra the thoughful care with which the 2nd Vice-President: Geo. W. Rowland, Vaaeou- J. W. Whitfield. Belling- ternal societies In the original con older boys and girls turned towards Frank tireen. Seattle, Wash. ception and conduct of the Order. the Uttle tots distressed over a T ver, B. C. Jham, Wash., Until the year 1806. the organisa stubbed toe or other minor childhood J. A. Campbell, Tacoma. Joe Mearow, Spokane. tragedy, remained as an indelible im tion was of small consequence but pression of our visit,___ In that year Jam#** j. Davis Joined This together with^Thë markeiT in ' the society, becomlwr He 847th mem dividuality of the boys and girle. ecutive power m"i - - - - double orphans: ber. and at once started to re-organ ip the hand* and heart* of five men. mother la living but cannot provide* .th# wards of the order. ize the Lo>al Order of Mooee and re- Beginning of Mooseheart. excepting during the flx-e or six for her children. The chimes are arranged with spe dedteate it to high tasks and great days* session of the Supreme I'nuocil In many vases, mothers, too, live purposes. The Supreme Secretary told us, the cial attention to their musical effect, Mr. Davis gathered around him story of Mooseheart- its beginning, of fifteen which meets quarterly. In Mooseheart. ranging from large bells to those of some of America's et rongeât f pa its aim and It» accomplishment*. The Mooeeheart Governors, seven Wherever practical three mothers ternalist* and many of the nations As this man talked so clearly and in number, meet monthly to pase are made matrons of the cottages, or very small diameter. The scene at 4 leading educators and moot promi Convincingly, the Mooseheart idea upon the many questions of admin- are employed in the various depart ON ALL MOOSE TO lodge meeting while the chiming stops nent men. unfolded liefore uS like a vision. jkteaUpn progreqa which arise ments, as their ability allows. the discussion of business is impres __ There »re j>ow io&gjbo member*, -Briefly, the-- Mooseheart idea rot* about Mooseheart. There Is no limit to the number of sive in the extreme. Often debates pledged to protect, care for. and aiding otherwise dependent child children received from one family. . educate the dependent normal chil ren and wives of members of the The largest percentage of this that have acquired a touch of warmth membership of over half a million We saw many instance* of four dren of deceased members of the Loyal order of Moose was conceived BOW HEADS AND PRAY from the keenness of those taking Order. and more brothers and sisters living by, the present Director (ieneral. are working men from every Ihdua- part in the discussion have been re Jpeven years ago, by unanimous in Mooseheart. called. CD the more placid and peace J unies J. Davis, and hi» associates in tr>ljke all other fmtemal orders, the Except under exceptional circum vote, these men décide»! to each pay me. Social Or Lodge Functions ful avenue* of logic by virtue of the a dollar a year into a fund to build Mooee lodge has a sick and funcial stances children ov>r 14 years of age reflective alienee with the • o'clock After a thorough search of the benefit.-bat 44*-great faewevoUmat -la., adaaUiad U^ Mooaehrart „juu. a achoo* hpma for the children whole United Stajres, the Ideal loca 1 ....— of «teceased member*. Mooseheart. . It Is the aim of*-thls home school to Suspend While Members Re tion waa chosen on the Fox River. graduate *11 students at the age of ** Thirty-seven miles West of Chi 31 miles west of Vhitago and about It la primarily because of Moose member Their Charges cago. in the beautiful and fertile five miles north of Aurora, Illinois. heart that men In every sphere of 18 or 1». Fox River Valley, on a 1623-acre life are Joining the Loyal ordejr of What the Children Receive. farm, through which flow* the Wind Here one thousand and twenty- An interesting ceremony of the INVITATION three acres were purchased, and In Moose, to have a part and lend The bright, happy faces of the ing Fox.- there has been founded July. 1813, Mooaeheart was dedicated. a helping hairfl to this remark iMe children, their spontaneous action, Moose order‘is the observation of two ••Mooseheart. the City of Childhood,” colony which Is training the coming The great gathering of Moose where the Investments of the Order To understand thw remarkable pro show at once that they receive more minute* silence at * o'clock, at all in this city to-day is a sequel to nun and women of America to de than jÀt care; they receive loving now exceeds $*.660.660. gress of tMs great work since that mocracy's ideal—useful, intelligent gatherings of the order, when even in the invitation conveyed by a dele- There are 1.200 children *t Mooee-‘ date, one must first understand the the middle of lodge debates or social getion of Victoria and Vancoux-er heart, all receiving a high school efficient, executix-e and governing citizen* only loving, understanding hearts Who Are Eligible. functions the members are called to Island Moose to the convention education and being trained In their plana of the Loyal Order of Mooee. could make children so happy. held in Walla Walla last June. choice of 22 x-ocationa. Full academic All executive power i* vested in Mooseheart welcome» to its cen- Every physical, mental, recreatix-e order by the chimiflfe of a clock at There were representatives from and commercial courses are taught. the Supreme Ivxlge when It la In «t*l hospitality normal dependent and social need of the boys and girls that hour. Every- head ia then bent Washington. Oregon. Idaho, as Mooseheart stands for the traln- sraslon every twb years, and every sons and daughters of i-ceeMOd is understanding^- provided. until the chimes cease. well as those from B. t*. In at „ ing of head, hand and heart and M lodge' in the Order may be repre- members of the Loyal Order of In addition to providing all of the tendance. among the world"» rooet successful Moose. children*» recreative and physical This Is a tribute^to the children of efforts for child culture and voca 1 tel ween these rare sessions, ail ex- Sometimes these children are «.'••eluded on page IS.» the Mooaeheart Orphanage. The tional education. T 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1923 Director-General of Loyal Order of Moose ( CONVENTIONS* First President of Association Tells of Growth in Eight Years Spokane was the first city in the Fsieiflc Northwest to boast a lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose, .that , lodge being established in 1910 and ^ Mitl holding pride qf, placi wltn the largest membership within the sc-ipe of the Northwest Moose Association, k\ now in convention In Victoria. Past Dictator J. A. -Campbell. Tacoma, first president of the North , west Moose Association, recalled last -night the energetic proselytising Which prevailed when the Moone first entered this territory, with Seattle Lodge coming into being on the heels of the Spokane organisation nml Ta coma following in January, 1911. In Washington to-day there are over 15.000 members of the Order, while in J f 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1923 15 —:------:------. A SURE REMINDER. | "If I needed anything to remind me of ing cIsrh)—"Now, my boy, what I» «* "was an honored guest at the meeting. . | you. 1 would Choose that very star.' iMlHnd?" . ' *■ In charming contrast to this paper He was a rapid1 young man* and kept J deeiT" he asked, Pupil (dejectedly)—"Î dun no. sir. MRS. LONGFIELD was Miss Kate Herammg's contribu il. wa* -"I"- • long "Because It i* always out so very late Inspector—Well, for Instance, could I very______late hours.v MtSFfJ&SSl to SS et night, and looks so pale In the mom- ride from** here to FraaeeY’ . SINGS TO-NIGHT tion, the reading of a Masque written Pupil (brightening up)-r- Tfoa. sir. WOMEN FROM by the well-known dramatist. Louis iseloved, said to her: , *nS- * that yer couldn't : for feyther saw you "Darling, when I am far away, win I ~~~ ~___1! _ ~~ AT THE CAPITOL N. Parker, for the centenary of the you gaze at yonder star every night and t AN IMPOSSIBLE JO$. on InwKback t’other day an’ sod as how London Royal Academy of Music. think of me*" he'd lay a «hillin' yer couldn’t roide » This masque, which was called “The Inspector of Village School (question molle without a-wobbling off.” .---- "‘•THEATRES An innovation which will de *1 will, indeed, dearest." she replied. FORTY TO FIFTY Wreath of a Hundred Rosea.” traced light music loversxat the -Cap!to* the development of musical study at WHI Be Interested in Mr».Thomp to-night will be the singing of the Academy from 1822 to 1,938. Mrs. Jesse Longfteld, who won the DorfAg. the brief business session son’s Recovery by Use of Lydie L B. C. gold medal for singing at which preeded the programme a trt- Pinkham’s Vegetable Composed the recent Vancouver competition. bute was paid to Mrs. N. R. Johnson, This will be the first public ap of Duncan, a ne# member of the as- AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY Winnipeg, Man.—M Lydia E. Pink- pearance of Mrs! I»ngfield as a sociatlbn. whose play. "I»ve s Arbi In every part of Canada it'» the same ‘MINE 11" 15 Gold Medalist, and she will sing tration," had won honorable mention ham’s Vegetable Compound has done Columbia—"Golden Dreams. the competition test song. "The in the l.O.D.E. annual contest. story: — “Dunlop is the ‘boy’ for Big me good m every way. I waa very Sea Gypsy.** She will also be Royal—Dorothy Gish in “Fury.” weak and run-down and had certain Partages—‘Vaudeville. heard tp several popular songs. Mileage!” SUBJECT OF PLAY Playhouse- “Amazing Ann." troubles that women of my age are The Capital augmented orchestra MOOSEHEART IS Dominion—^The Rustle of Silk. likely to have. I did not like to go and Capitol organ, in addition. to CHILD PARADISE Capitol — Dorothy Dalton in to the doctor so I took the Vegetable the attractive musical programme Compton Players Produce "Fog Bound.” -ul ------Compound and am still taking it right played throughout the feature at V : along. 1 recommend it to my friends traction. "Fog Bound.’" starring «Continued from pee* **•> English Comedy Dorothy Dalton, will play "Light Popular ------and to any one I know who is not feel wants. Mooseheart also gives them DUNLOP TIRES Leslie. The minister's wife, ”a wo-1 ing well.”—Mrs. Thompson, 308 Cavalry Overture." Th# ad venture* of an American in man of the world." encouragea her Luiie SL, Winnipeg, Man. opyortunities to make money. ^ terviewer are characteristically de son to ’’step out" and "learn more I When women who are between the They are encouraged to save, so CORD and FABRIC pleted In the comedy being presented about women" in order to gain prac ages of forty-five and fifty-five are vused of the murder of Gale’s father, that they may have capital when by the Compton players at the popu tical experience in writing his books. who had conducted a" raid, on the re- they graduate. But the natural de lar Yates Street Playhouse. Agnes Burton takes the part of the beset with such annoying symptoms sort that evening. "Amazing Ann” is the title of this Iran's wife, while Amazing Ann is ”■ Rut fGale believes In Roger, who sire df children to buy-pretty things 1 Resilient. Rugged, Reliable sparkling English comedy, by the portrayed by Mias Peggy Dunda*. IC® | assert* his innocence of the crime. Is not frowned upon. Mooseheart famous playwright. Lcchmere Wor- Her usual dainty and charming man - - . . s.- r S .. S1 She aids him to escape, but later, has its own department store, çon- rel. ner was evident in a rather boister suffocation,they should take Lydia E. i when she learns the facts, she gives fecHoner*- and barbet shop. The complications created* by . a ous role; Evangeline Lipscomb, bet Pinkhara’s Vegetable Compound. It chase and finds him in his home, Some of the older boys In dress. In rathér daring' American lady reporter ter known a* "Prunes" by Amazing ta especially adapt* to help women ! officers, of the law are close behind, poise and In general appearance Say to your garage man:— “ I want the who. needless 1o say. Is Amazing Ann. Ann. and who has accepted a pro through this crisis. It's prepared and the girl has to do some quick posal of marriage over the telephone, < on pare very favorably with what are amazing from roots and herbs and contain» — 1 thinking 1> la a T nf-feing toys! some shay rail the more fortunate Cord Tire all Motordom it talking Frank Compton tills the rote of the is acted by Miss Doree Stuart, while harmful drugs or aarcotika. 1 to her .h ad father or protecting the ambitious author. Edward Hâr- the person of Billy Lloyd, a pal of young men who attend our exclusive This famous remedy, the medicinal m«n she loves. Choosing the latter. private schools. about” Hell hand you a “DUNLOP.” greavee. son of -the Dean of Winches Edward's, is taken by George M. Dur Gale determine* to shield her sweet ter, "which part Is taken by Herbert ham. . Ingredient» of which are derived from This freedom of choice In the heart. With the arrival of the offlers matter of money Is only another In _ The nlav will be shown every night root» and herbu, bas for fort» yearn cofhe* the climax of the production proved it» value in each rate». Women stance df the desire to guide but not of. this week with a Saturday mat —a climax that has much to wo with to hamper the students in the full inee, and. judging from the way in everywhere bear willing testimony to making "Fog Bound" a picture dif the wonderful virtue of Lydia K. expression of their individualities which the audience applauded the ferent from anything you have yet and in the strengthening of thetr players at the .conclusion of the play Pinkham’» Vegetable Compound. seen. self-reliance. DOMINION last night there should be a capacity Women who suffer should write to This is an Irvin Willat production, house at each appearance this week. The Physical Needs. Cosmo Hamilton’s Great Story the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., including in the cast of supporting Cobourg, Ontario, for a free copy of The boys and girls are dressed of English Life players. Martha Mansfield. Maurice Lydia E. Pinkham’» Private Text- Costello and other prominent artists. ■imply and neatly. There Is no more uniformity of Book upon “Ailment» Peculiar to dress than there Is in a, like body “The Rustle Women." 0 ROYAL VICTORIA of school children anywhere. Self-expression, individuality, is MOOSE NIGHT Tears are mingling with laughter shown In the hair ribbons of the of Silk” COLUMBIA this week at the Royal Theatre, girls, the ties of the boys and In all AT THE where* "Fury," the great First Na g. Featuring those little touches that mark the Six «x perle need animal trainers, tional picture starring Richard Bar- varying types and temperments. Betty Compeon. Conway Tearie all ranking high in fheir profession, t holme**. is showing. The food is wholesome, varied. and.Cyril Chadwick (the noted PLAYHOUSE were engaged for the making of the One/»f those deft touches of Di clean and abundant,. English sector. who played animal scenes that are an Important rector! 9*nry King that brings oui The milk Is from Moose heart’s ’’Spoofy” In **2 Live Ghosts”) \, fcONLY the handkerchiefs in the audience, is own fine Holstein herd, and each * T^C feature of the new Benjamin B. Hampton production of u Zane Orey- the burial at sea of the gruff old child may have all he or she wishes. Coming Next Week: story. "Golden Dreams." distributed captain of a four-masted schooner. The average of consumption for by Goldw^n. This thrilling drama, "Dog" Leyton, the skipper of the each ihdividual Is a quart a day W. B. Ferguson’s Fanon Racing “Amazing Ann” combining spirited action and an ap "Lady Stfray," has passed away with Houaing. Novel v pealing romance, will be seen at the a heart attack. Before dying he Curtain. 8.30 learned to his joy that his son. Boy The children live’in little families Columbia Theatre to-day. according to age and sex. Each “ GARRISON’S FINISH " Phone 3801. Charles Murphy. Curly Stecker, Leyton, the shy young second mate, was' no coward and extracted from family has Its own ■house | and Its Starring Jack Pickford v-1 Carl Htecker. Madame Leo ta. Soldier own dining-room. Johnson and Ted Brown 'were in him a promise to avenge a great wrong done his mother, and It Is This Insures the Individual a per charge of the animals during the fectly normal life, a freedom from filming of "the scenes utilizing lions. this vow that carries the youth through a great romance, and drama nervous excitement and a general tiger*, hears and panthers.___Many absence of cojtfusion^which ^rould be times they wéfé In lfnminenf drthgef Bor.—with a Btt4e> conduct* tLa services at the rail. They are sim impossible in a large community of serious Injury, or even loss of .life h<>u*e and dining-room. COMING! The animals were secured from a ple. yet impressive. But they are un PANTAGES necessarily hurried by Morgan, the Each house has Its matron or travelling circus, but with the ex mother, so each child has Individual Unequalled Vaudeville ception of one, a trained bear, they hard-hearted first mate, who reminds the men that "I'm In command now." attention ahd consideration. Si had always been confined in cages. The house* themselves are an in -It , Last Time To-night Sir Arthur Conan Doyle And so the weighed sack is slipped Zahe Grey’* story, however, called dex of the Mooseheart plan. for. considerable action, in which the over the vessel's side and the re mains of ’Dog" Leyton go down to They are individual in architec In hi» Lecture 8ubjwl----- beasts must figure In a feallsrte ture. in plan and in size, and each Joe Bennett and fashion, When Benjamin B. Hamp Davy Jones’ locker, leaytng Boy alone to carry on. ^ home has its own name. "Recent Psychic Evidence" ton's representatives arranged with Exquisite Is the only adjective that the owner of the circus for the use Doesn’t Company comes near defining* the Immaculate Illustrated with «tartting of the menagerie it was the under DOMINION neatness of these homes. •"Telephone Tangle” — Something Spirit Pictures standing that the animals be placed The older girls have a part in the That Happens Every Day at the disposal of a corps qf trainers. A barrel organ SI most upset the housekeeping under the guidance of equilibrium of the playefs in the the matron. Thus before they leave | THE McBANNAS CAPITOL THEATRE Paramount studio at Hollywood. CaJ- the shelter of Mooseheart. they are CONNELLY AND FRANCIS CAPITOL when it made It» first appearance practical home makers and home THUBS., JUNE 14, AT 8.30 there recently for a scene in “The k<7nmjr visit to the various Voltages The character of Gale Brenon. por Rustle of Silk," Herbert Brenon’s trayed by Dorothy Dalton as thé star first I*aramount picture, featuring from the little nursery dwellings to Gautier’s Animated Ticket», 75* to 52.00 In the Paramount picture, "Fog Bet tv Compeon and Conway Tearie, the homes of thee older boys and Bound," which Is being screened all (Plu» 10Ç1 Ta») which is being shown at the Domin girls, we were impressed by the Toy Shop this week at the Capitol Theatre, is ion Theatre for the balance of this great consideration for the right and Now on Bal» at Fletcher Broa. one most unique In motion pictures. the respect for the privacy of others. ^ Pistons Down—This Non-Detonating GLADYS WALTON In "GOSSIP” Lia le le the daughter of a revenue Someone found the organ In a cor The clothing, the personal treas officer, living, with her father on a ner and started playing It. * Im ures and other possession* of each Florida orange plantation. Next door mediately everyone within hearing boy and girl were kept ib their own lives Roger Wainwrlght, a wealthy distance stopped work and rushed place by the owner. New York man. played by David out to see where the band was hld- One of the especially attractive Powell, who has bought this neigh homes for a family of the older girls boring plantation for the purpose of A barrel organ Is first cousin to a was the personal donation of Direc Gasoline being near Gale, whom he loves. hurdy-gurdy aad a MaHYA of the tor General James J. Davis. Things progress more or less smooth hand-organ. It Is played In every The charm of this spacious bunga T»-«i|kt CAPITOL ly between ttys two until after a wild low stin remain* with us. and in cltÿ ahd town In England and not In There are two ways in which gasolines explode.' night spent at a nearby inn. Wain- frequently a disabled veteran of the passing, we realize that this in right finds himself a fugitive, ac- World War Is seen playing one. dividual home idea is a" great factor One explodes instantaneously—detonates. It ham hawking songe at a penny each. This in preventing the spreading of epi is the purpose of the instrument in demics. mers the piston down by a single, crashing blow. Music Lovers’ Night the picture. Mr. Tearie. as a British Medical Attention. statesman, sees a soldier with his There Is a complete hospital at It has a tendency to explode prematurely, thus re Augmented Orchestra and Organ Recovery of Miss Jack- barrel organ and realize» that some Mooseheart. the gift of Philadelphia ducing compression in your cylinders and delivering less son fs Talk of the thing should be done to keep these Lodge of Mooee. equipped with the brave men from having to resort to moot scientific of modern apfdiances power. Neighborhood such measures to live — that the and laboratories. Si Mrs. Jesse Longfield Government should take a hand in The doctor in charge of thé well Detonation frequently causes "knocking,” which you Contralto controlling the situation. being of the children is not only fitted by training, but by natural notice particularly on hills. .The smashing blows in- Winner of the B. C. Geld Medal Herbert Brenon’s set Is known as the musical set. He. has a email sympathy, understanding and liking ___ crease vibration—which means more wear and tear. ------, ergan and a violin; sometimes a to ctr« Jor his people. piano, and the musicians play themes Social Life and Recreation. Feature Attraction appropriate to the action. The bar Mooseheart baa a beautiful theatre rel-organ adds to the melodious heated in the Winter and cooled In The Sustained Thrust qualities and everyone is kept at the the Summer by washed air. proper pitch of emotion as a result Here amateur dramatics, vaude Union Non-Detonating Gasoline explodes in a dif- Dorothy Dalton in “Fog-Bound” of the musical obligato to their act ville and lectures are staged for the ing. Joy of the children ferent way. Hada Cowan and Guida Berge re In this theatre two of the latest The explosion is progressive and prolonged. It thrusts adapted this picture from Cosmo and finest types of projecting ma Hamilton’s story. , Cyril Chadwick. chines give the children the best of pistons down, delivering power throughout the entire Anna Q Nilsson. Leo White and movies, from clean comedy to en others appear In the cast In good tertalning as well as Instructive edu stroke. ______... ROYAL—TO-DAY cational demonstrations. Physical development and recrea It permits increased compression because compression EARLY NEWSPAPERS tion proceed hand In hand in the is limited by the tendency of -a gasoline to detonate. All well equipped gymnasium: Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish Story of Their Gsnesit in Victoria Mooseheart Band Ad Orchestra authorities know that. Told to Authors* Association It seems that almost eveyone at “ And increased compression means increased power and Mooseheart either blows a horn or There was a time When the citizens plays some musical instrument. efficiency. of Victoria were dependent for for From this wealth of musical ma î» eign news on special editions of terial a band of 190 students has “FURY” newspapers published on the occasion Hill-Climbing “Gas been trained. The Great English Sea Story by Edmund Gouldlng. of the arrival of the malls fort And such a band- you won’t find nightly. With Union Non-Detonating Gasoline you’ll note a Ahoy! Ygu folks who want the grandest romance of ships and seas! The genesis of the newspaper press Its equal anywhere in the world. It’s here! In thlé city was unfolded by Provint The average age of the players new “lift” on hills and no “knocking" due to gasoline. ctal Librarian Forsyth to the Victoria does not exceed 14 years, yet no 'Him Velma Jackjoh. branch of the Canadian Authors’ As hand outside of Sousa’s or Prior's There’s new speed on the level and a swifter rush in the sociation Tuesday evening. He al can approach It. ». Outdoor Recreatio# wind Athletics. pickup. " Miss Yelma Jackson, 247 Goyeau luded to the beginnings of The Vic toria Gazette, and The Colonist, both No natural, healthy desire is left TO-DAY! TO-DAY! Btr attractive and popular member ungratified., h Sustained impulse reduces vibration—saves wear and of tlve younger act of Windsor, is in 1858. at the time Of the gold rush. Le Courrier was a French paper is For the wee toddlers there are anotnér whose deep sense of grati ■and piles, play house* swings and tear. tude will not permit per to remain sued by Count Paul de Oarro. and printed on the first pres* brought to whirligigs .«round the nursery. There’s higher efficiency and more mileage, therefore, Golden Dreams silent concerning the great benefit British Columbia. This press, then For the older boys and girls she has derived from the use of the one hundred years old, has been in parallel bars, flying rings, etc. in a gasoline like.this. 2arie Grey has never painted a more daring picture of romance Tanlac treatment. She says: use until a few years ago. wheh it Then there Is a large athletic field than this masterpiece of Spanish love and hate. “I can never praise Tanlac was presented by Dr. M. 8. Wade to with a grandstand, and the diamond ■union Union Non-Detonating Gasoline is the product of enough for the good It has done St. Ann’s Convent. for the school nine and the football •AS0UNI progressive refining methods. Its quality is governed by me. It restored my health and built Another unique publication was field and running tracks. me up twenty-four pounds a year the "Emigrant Soldiers' Gazette and exhaustive tests. The research of able chemists, equip EXTRA—“SHERLOCK HOLMES” ago, and to this day I 'feel so -well The Assembly. Cape Horn Chronicle.’’ published in At 5 every evening In the Summer Adventure Series, Direct From London, England and strong life is Just glorious. I 1858-9 on hoard the ship Thames ped with the finest facilities for studying refining had suffered from stomach trouble City, bv the Royal Engineers, on their all but the smallest children gather at the athletic field for « general methods, is constantly devoted to its improvement. * Matinee Evening for three years, and was in such war to Victoria. This Journal was an awful condition 1 thought I entirely in manuscript, and was read “get together." when of course the Adulte ... ISc MalnJGoor.ZSc would have to give up my position, band plays. COLUMBIA Balcony ... 20c aloud on hoard ship on Saturday Children . ..60 for I was already having to stay nights by the caotaln of the vessel. In the Winter this assembly Is away from the of$teiKa week at a "The Scorpion." published In 1884, held In the theatre. time. at St. Patrick’s Souare, New West Meeee It Responsible. Union Oil Company* "However. Tanlac corrected my minster. was another early produc Mooseheart to-day has over 1,209 troubles, started me to eating and tion. containing political skita and orphans which It house* clothes, sleeping like a child and mjr recov topical jokes. Only a few numbers feeds and trains ery was the talk of the neighbor-, appeared, however, and though the The average age of the children la hood. I feel so well and strong I price was reduced from 25c to "one »H years. * THE GORGE never miss a day from the office and bit" per issue the venture was un The average age of graduates 1s VICTORIA’S PLAYGROUND f enjoy my work and pleasure more successful. about 18 years. than ever.” » . Copies of these early publications Some children gfe taken in their Tanlac is for sale by all good drug and photographs of the pioneer first year and some are evefi born COME! SEE THE RADIO BOYS gists. Adcept no substitute. Over newspapermen of the Province were at Mooseheart. 27 million bottles sold. examined with great interest, and The plant le worth $3.999.099. **1923 FANCIES ** mention was made of the Province’s The Improvements coat $609.909 I t* p. m. Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Nature's indebtedness for many £f these annually. Special Concert The maintenance cost Is $809.099 Matinee»: Wednesday and own remedy for constipation. For valuable records. Including copies of MsdeinCsnads Sunday». The Victoria Gazette and The 8cor annually but the work Is growing as Saturday, t p. m. sale everywhere. CAdvt) pion, to Mrs. R. B. McMicklng, Wh VICTORIA DAILY TIMES’, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923 PROGRESS PLEASES tered with energy into Moose affaire and earned from the Supreme Lodge MOOSE PRESIDENT the honor of appointment as Fast Dictator before he had occupied the (Continued from Pegs 1 > Dictator's chair, although this dis available to new or weak lodges from tinction was quickly followed by two terms in executive office in Tacoma. their more firmly established neigh - OCEAN AND COASTWISE SHIPPING - A Workers’*City bor» In the larger cities." "Tacoma Is a ‘dinner bucket town' Helping ^and and Is proud of it. The streets may appear empty in the daytime, but Instance, Tacoma Lodge has that is because the men are earning to-day over 2.000 members; it owns its own $86,000 club building and has good pay In our 160 industries sub PR0TES1LAUS’ OFFICERS RUTH ALEXANDER sidiary to the sawmills and shipyards. •t an times a sufficient number of LIEUT. R. H. OLAND FORMS Where well paid workers are found CONVENTION SHIP members with the time and wllling- in numbers there you naturally find ness to devote to the up-building or a prosperous Moose Lodge. assistance of neighboring lodges. “These things go together, indue RELIEVED THIS TRIP Seattle, * June 7. — The Ruth Maay tiaiaa in the past year, seven Alexander has been named an of HALF COMPANY VOLUNTEERS ,try. intelligence, thrift and protec or eight at leaist. a request has come tion, and when I point out that Ta ficial steamship for the annual foil6ithe aid of the coma to-day -has more building pro Captain Wilkinson Will Take convention of the American Medi initiation team and the band or the ceeding than I have known In my SCHOONER AFIRE cal Association in Ban Francisco, Patrician’s Commanding Of Irish and Scotch Settler* drum corps, with a strong delegation twenty-two ye^rs of residence there, June If to II, and will carry a TRAGIC END Brought From “Old or members to aid in driving1 up it means that fit the same time the Over Command Relieving ROAST LIVE HOGS large number of physicians from ficer Had Considerable Ex membership campaign to success. Order of Moose in Tacoma is pros the Pacific Northwest for the Prince Rupert, June, 7.—Men Tacoma always makes good from her Captain J. L Sprott; Chief Country” perlng while Its natural field of sc San Diego, Cal., June 7.—Cap meeting. perience in Royal Navy from the fishing boat Koyasu. abundant membership and at the tlvlty, the average^ man. ie,enjoying Quebec. June 7—The C. P. 8. 8 Mela- same time the willing volunteers en- and Deck Officers Will Also tain Martinovich, of the gasoline have picked up on the beach of full employment and adequate wages, schooner Mary 8., reported yes Aboard Flagship and in Tide Rip Island near the Arls- Capt. J. Hamilton, arrived from n hegrty holiday and make scores said President Weeks. Glasgow and Belfast yesterday morning of frienda. Be Relieved; Astyanax terday that while on his way dp tesable group, fragments of a at 2 o clock. All third-claw paseengete the coast from Bnsenada last Submarine Fleet; Petty Of small boat’s fittings painted white were landed at 7 o'clock for immigration “This sort of thing is good for the CANAOI and bearing the words scratched inspection The veaael left later for communities affected. It Is a splen NATIONAL RAILWAYS. Bringing Officers To-mor night the schooner caught fire 781 COME TO and the crew fought the flames ficers A. Cross and G. H. In pencil "Tom Moody, lost, good Montreal at 8 o’clock. did thing that co-operation and ac Transcontinental Train Servies. bye." No such person is known The Metagama brought out 841 pas quaintance between communities Coast Steamship Service. row; Captain Adcook Takes moat of the way up. The Mary 8. Hinch Will Be Instructors; senger*. 211 cabin and 636 third-class, all should go hand In hand. Tacoma The “Continental Limited." eleetrlc carried a cargo of 100 hogs which °i whom reported a eplendid pannage Lodge is not cited as anything un lighted, all-steel train leaves Vancouver Tyndareus to Orient nearly became roast pork and Fifty-One Members Is Ob without meeting any Ice. The new set. . usual; all the larger lodges In the at 7.46 p. m. daily, and runs through to bacon before the crew got control manshlp. Guns and Gunnery, Tor Irleh,and Scotch, with the former Northwestern Association are equally Montreal, serving all large centres. of the fire. in the majority, with families of chll- Trl-weekly boat service between Van Settlers From Scotland and jective. pedo, Electricity. Discipline, Marine aren. were a superior clast, of new set eager to aid their smaller neighbors, couver and Prince Rupert. Leave Van Capt. J. L. Sprott, of the Blue Engineering. Wireless Telegraphy, tlers for Canada. my own lodge being cited merely be couver Monday St 12 qj^gLmldnlght Ireland Sturdy Lot OXC., ^tc. The above branches are Among the returned Canadians In th# cause of familiarity to me." for Powell River. Oceq^HBHt Prince Funnel liner l’roteailaua, which Efforts are being coneentrate») again divided in many headings. î*ln .w,r5:„1‘r l,*n.d Mr» J. om-mi* Popular Citizen Rupert and Anvox. . tlv*r Seamanship, for example, le divided Mn*- A. Mitchell, \ anmuver: C. Me* " ednesday at 12 orloASHTight for dorked here from the Orient yes Quebec, June 7. — Seveh hundred McLean, Brandon. Man.; Mr. Weeks is well-known In North Ocean Falls. Hwanson^BJT Prince And eighty-one more migrants have under the leadership of- Lieut. in.... Knots__ _ __and_ Splices. _Bends___ __and Mra. M_ McLeod and Infant, Cochrane, west -Mooee affairs, having joined the and Stewgrt, t J^ave Vancouver terday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock, conaq to Canada They were brought K. II. Qlaml, K. N„ to obtain* H‘VI*!*' Hrtm. Hbmad Hisses M. Grant. Tacoma Lnffg* shortly after its foun Sat unlay at 12 or took midnight for will be relieved by Captain; here yesterday by the Canadian Pa and Line, Sounding Machine»., Boats Rault Ste. Marie, Ont.; P. O McLennan. dation about eleven years ago. A Powell Riwr. Ocean Palis. Swanson Bay cific steamship Me Lag an»* from Glas 51 volunteers for the Royal Can- and Boat Sailing, Signals, Hallman- Bresaylor Seek ; Mrs. L . Miss R. ami real estate operator of prominence, and Prince,Rupert. Rail connections at Wilkinson. Capt. Wilkinson has go# and Belfast. adian Naval Volunteer Reserve. ship. Blocks and Tackle, and many Maatar AA . Matthews, Nanaimo. B. C.; Mr. Weeks was well known to Tn Prince Rupbrt dally except Sunday foe COMPLETED BYTHE H. M. Orr, Portage la Prairie, Man.; Pr. Atonal Para and ern joints. been awaiting the arrival of the Ottmit, orfr.niMr of.gSï o*- Hr< ‘"Putwarn; Vinnoulb, comans for his services as1 municipal - ickets issued and bsgg! Protesilatis. having been sent ont finest looking party of settlers to ar I point la that this instruction is ob- mJ? & and Mis» M C,. Reid. water and gas commissioner. He en through from Victoria rive here this season,. the majority the drive, BfiW much active ser- ..talned while the Volunteer Is eur- - , Mr. and Mrs. W. _ from England to relieve the being younger than the average land rounded by a navel atmosphere, and EMPRESS OF FRANCE viee.during the late war in the he will be subconsciously absorbing ing at this port. preseut captain, who has been in, North Sea as first lieutenant of the elements of naval life. The in the trans-Pacific Service for twelv Included In the party were Ü28 C. P. S. S. Vessel Adds 30,000 Glasgow girls destined for the Salva various submarines. , His ex struction will also be given in such CHANGES SCHEDULE months. Chief Officer Armstroi a way as to be most interesting, and will also be relieved. J. B. Coulti-. Miles to Already Long tion Army’s hostel in Toronto. perlences on submarines were oh the who was on this coast 1% years ago. " “ Must Pass Tests following boats: R L 5, R I, H SO. of great value to the Volunteer. ...Tï* îi'r>r”n Tu«n Kallha lln.r Khld- The naval authorities look for M,*r.u -•» arrive h.re three dare taking his place. Coulter is aboard Mileage Ottawa, June 7/—-No notification of H 61, H 24. and L 22. °r her echedule. end also leave the Astyanax. having also been sent any intention to bring 600,000 Aus The instructors of this half com ward to a ready response to ft)In outbound tor the Orient three deys from England. ------* Montreal. June 7.—With the dis trians to Canada, as published In The pany, when formed, will be Petty Of- appeal for Volunteers, in Victoria ahead of her schedule Instead of mak- The Astyanax. of the same com tinction of being one of the most London. England, Express yesterday, ficer O. H. Klnch, who was cham particularly, and it might be men ,'iltl?irt 0n whlrh Is her oened. pany, is due to-morrow with cargo talked about ships In cruising squad has been received by the Immigration pion light heavyweight boxer of (he tioned that wonderful progress has V,_.'.I1' Put into Victoria on been made in the Provinces of Mani June j.9 and leave outWnrd bound on and relief officers from England. rons on northern patrol duty during Department ._ Mediterranean Fleet, and Petty Of July 11 Instead of July j|. 8he has a number of deck officers the World War, the Empress of It was pointed out that each of fleer A. Cross. toba, Saskatchewan. Alberta and On tario. where full companies have been who are to relieve thoee on the Pro France as the Alsatian, flagship of such Immigrants would have to sat Lieut. Oland is well known in this teetlaus. isfy the Department's officers of his completed and are now In full course the tenth Squadron under commis city as -organiser of the sports pro of training. On the outward voyage to the sion by Royal Proclamation, covered ability to meet the restrictions Im gramme during the Maythne Frolic, Orient, the Blue Funnel liner Tyn a distance of ho less than 211.741 posed before he could be admitted. and that the half company will re It is. hoped to fill the ranks of the dareue was commanded by Capt miles in convoy, troop and cargo ceive excellent instruction in not only Victoria half company as soon ai EDDYS Adcock; who was also sent from the The London Dally Express said possible. In order to make arrange duties. Returned to her builders by naval matters, but athletic sports, is Old Country to relieve Capt 8. yesterday that Canada might "fill her ment» for the Summer sports and DAILY the Admiralty for her reconditioning assured. The above officers have all Madgwlcfi, who has served twelve vacant lands with Austrians, al training. shortly after Armistice, the Emprws though this plan of dumping 500,000 seen service during the war and had months Jn the Pacific Ocean service of France resumed on September 2«, considerable -experience with the MATCHES and is returning to Ei*lan d Th-« aliens Into the Dominion has not Itl». her passenger service between Royal Navy. Tyndareus is leaving for the Orient reached Its final stage- owing to finan STAGES TO Liverpool and Quebed under the flag cial difficulties." The paper said the Lielit. Oland on two occasions won to-day. of the Canadian Pacific Steamships. the efficiency cup of the submarine Panama Service. Canadian authorities in London did War day period shows no great not appear at all perturbed at the fleet Following one and a half years In the Panama service the Oreetes contrast, with the present activities prospect. It added that the Immi service on H. M. 8. Cumberland. is leaving Liverpool on August 11 Lieut Oland was transferred ta H NANAIMO of the “France" one of thé dnoet gration Department officials in Lon with cargo for Victoria and Vancou palatial and- luxurious ships on the don In the lest few day* had been In M. S. Barham, the flagship of the I—are Victoria Ml a. n. and ver. The Knight Companion left on Bt: Lawrence route. She has Just Fifth Hattie Squadron TowanTlhe 4 P m . SUndatd Tin* June $ with a large consignment of MME HONED mer Austrian consul, who was r end of the war he was transferred to ^CANADIAN completed a ’Round-the-World” Tor *2.7S dingle. »5J|0 Return liquor for Victoria and Vancouver. cruise after sailing the seven seas ponelbl® for the scheme. Sohr had the submarines of the Atlantic fleet The option is given all officers been tn negotiation for some time and served in submarines for four Canadian Pacific Liner Break Leave Nanaimo, 8 a. m. and aboard Blue Funnel beets plying be and touching ports at four contin ents, thereby enhancing her mileage with the Canadian Pacific Railway years, after which he came to Vic ing Up By Action of Sea 8 p. m.. Standard - Tim* - - tween the Far East and British Co bv more than SO.Ortq miles, and car Company since the restrictions on toria on leave, and has been holding lumbia and Puget Hound porta, to ex-enemy Immigrants had been re the position of Commanding Officer Special Trip to 1 AI hern I and leave this service if they m desire. rying Iff globe-trotters to such ports St. John’s, Nfid, June 7. — The Return, $11.00 ALLTHROUGH as; New York. Havana. Colon, moved. The Expre»* continued, and of the R. C. K, R. since February Relieving of flews are eent out each he Intended to go to Canada to pro last ~ Wreck of the Canadian Pacific liner Make Tour Reservations at 804 year to take ovw the positions. Panama. Safi Francisco. Hilo. Hono secute his scheme with the authori Mar vale, which lie* in ^shallow water lulu. Yokohama. Kobe, Nagasaki, Training. Government Street, C. * C. ties there. near St. Shotts, on the south coast Tail office. -since IQ51 hATIgFlKO WITH LITTLE. Tn this Hongkong, Manila. Batavia. Singa The scheme of training for the of Newfoundland, is steadily breaking W® .*/ .w® *«s satisfied with little we pore, Rangoon. Calcutta, Colombo, Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer has up. Attempts to salve mails, ekpress Phones 883-185 get little, and les». The big chape are Bombay. Hue*. Port Said. Naples. SUNRISE AND SUNSET. been carefully worked out with two the one* who want to do big thing, is a matter and passengers' effects have Gibraltar, Havre, Southampton and main objects. been practically abandoned. The big way- end they advertise like that Time of sunrise end sunset (Pacific <1) To provide a trained body of Also, they grow big. Quebec standard time) at Victoria. B. C.. for holes in the vessel’s hull have been The Empress of France at present the month of June. 1922. men who can carry out important enlarged by the action of the sea. fit Southampton in readiness to take ______Sunrise Sunset duties In the time of their country's and the hatches have been opened, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY her scheduled sailing of June IS from Hour Min. —Hour Mtn. need, and allowing cargo and everything mov ef B. C., Limited. there via Cherbourg to Quebec will (1) To provide interesting and able on board to be carried out to Regular sailings from Vancouver to form an. important Atlantic link of helpful knowledge, which Is cal nil Bast Coast and Mainland Points. sea. Very tittle was eared from the Looing Campe and Canneries, as far the twenty-one-day Europe-to-Ori culated to be of value to the volun wreck. aa/Prlnce Rupert and Anyoiff ent route, and on her return Journey teer. For detailed information apply ANNIVERSARY PATTERN will carry one of the meet popular (I) To encourage men In sports, so SEATTLE SHIPPING. OEO. McQREGOR, Agent. and fashionable list of traveller» to a* to develop their physical quaff Tel. 1MB Ne. 1 BelmÆtH,u,« leave Cafiadlan ports during the 1922 ties, to make them capable of eu# Seattle. June 7 —Rates on metal goods St. Lawrence season. talned effort. The sports will be in tnrh>ad quantities have been Increased hy the steamship servlcss In the inter- The quadruple-screw 88 Empress generally as follows: Boxing, foot f oast si conference by front SO to 160 per of France holds the record for the ball wrestling, and games generally. cent . effective August 1. It was an A new pattern in an fastest trip between Liverpool and The training Is divided Into two nounced here to-day. In the new tariff, Quebec, having crossed In 6 days, 22 parta which is to rule until I>ecember 31, are: Day Steamer to Seattle honorable family line! hours and SI minutes, just two hours Drills. Bar Iron. 40c; chain and chain shackies, THE 4ec; horseahoea, 40c;Wasting*. 66c; plate I less than the Empr i of Britain. These drills are not “drills" in the end sheet Iron. 40c; corrugated iron. 60c: In gracefulness and accepted sense of the word. They farm manganese, 40c; wrought Iron 4nd are really "instructions" or "lec steel ploe. 56c; nails and spikes, 46c; classical designing tures." These lectures are given pipe and pipe fittings, 46c; angle hers. Se Sa SOI DlIC j PRESIDENT OF 80c. and structural steel. 65c. These it adheres to 1847 once a week in the Volunteers’ home rates apply to packages not exceeding Leaves C P; R. Wharf daily at 16.15 ADMIRAL LINE town, and are the main theoretical 25 feet In length. Packages up to 66 a. m. for Port Angeles, Dungeneea. part of a Volunteer's training. The Port Townsend and Seattle, arriving Rogers Bros, standards. feet call for a ten per cent, increase on Seattle 6.46 p. m. Returning, leaves IN SAN FRANCISCO "drills" therefore can be looked upon these rates. Seattle daily at midnight, arriving as the preparatory or ground work Victoria f.lS a. m. Ran Francisco. June 7.—H. F Alex- fbr the Volunteers naval training. I ender. president of the Admiral Line. ANYO MARU SAILS. . 1, E. BLACKWOOD. Agent. ] » «turned here from Ix»s Angeles where Naval Training. The part of the Volunteer’s work San Francisco. June 7 —The T. K. K. 912 Government St. Phone 7164 | tw- haf been Inspecting the company's liner Anyo Maru will sail to-day fop the _ „ Or H. t. Howard, Agent. j properties He was accompanied hy consists of actual work as a man o- neat coast of Central and South America. C. P. R. Dock. Phone 15*2 IK. Grant Mlcken. general paaeenger The Meteorological Observatory, Gon- war sailor, as well as instruction In The liner will carry a large passenger rt of the company. salee Heights, Victoria. B. L- the following main branches: Sea- list and a capacity cargo. Only $15.65 Round Trip . , , Victoria, B.C. to EE the new Anniversary Pat tern now on exhibition at Portland S Account * your dealer’s. This pattern PORTLAND KOBE PE8T1VAL conies in à great variety Balling June 11.18, 1*. Return limit. pieces. Beside» the usual knives, June It. forks and spoons, notice the See E. E. Blackwood refinements of Gen. AgL •12 Government fit. salad forks, ice cream forks and Phene 71M J serving pieces. For daily use or VICTORIA for gifts at weddings, holidays and anniversaries, nothing could be more appropriate than this Canadian gorgeous Anniversary Pattern. Pacific Remember that 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate is unequaled in beauty, durability and guarantee. New Throngli Train Send for "How Much Sikeiwaw", CANADIAN DIAMOND HUN a booklet of conservative estimates TERS SAIL FOR BRITISH OUlANAv—The top photo ahows on the silverware needed by families - COOLCHA TO BE “Mountaineer” the complete party, which is of various Km under the direction of W. V. BURNED FOR SCRAP Stewart end M. Murrey. The pic Vuceaver to Chicago Meriden Britannia Co., Limited ture was posed on the giant UMU Th* mete^hlp ■ Coelche, which Commencing June N Hamilton, One. Crete containing a motor boat. In w*. wrecked at Albert Head In which they will shoot the* rapids February, he. bun uld to the Aleck* Junk Company by her and fails of the interior. The owners, the Occen Meterehip Canadian Pacific Railway party sailed from Halifax on the Company, of Sen Franoitu. The Wiu operate a solid through train R. M. 8. P. Chaleue. On board intention Is to destroy the vouai Without Change of Can e also W. R. Dunbar, Bob bv burning, the ship being do- botwun Belyea and L. F. Stokes, shown clarod to bo unfit for further Hr- i847 ROGERS BROS. below, three recent graduates vius. After the wruk was re froip The faculty of applied moved from hors oho was towed Vancouver and Chicago 3n J «• ,‘ho Skinner end science, who ^ are to practise Terminal.. The engine, their professions In British boiler*, oil tanks and masts were Guiana. The only woman In the taken out before the hull wee ing, oinlni and Compartment rf-T' party, lire. O. H. Joyce, wife of S. The vouai will new be Oburvetlpn Carp < Dr. Joyce, of Toronto, is shown r-,7™d !•; her metal piping, O^TuO|rs.,Mr,T»mufk fit top left belle end fastenings. : VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 7,1923 ft NEWS FROM FINANCIAL CENTRES •aid Chief License Inspector Jones to-day. Every place which applied MONTREAL MAY for a license and was refused will be TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE Wholesale Market visited, together with a number of Retail Market MIXED MWKET IF HAVE STRIKE OF places that did not apply at all.” (Burdick Bros., Limited.) Mr. Jones was In conference with Ch0m^__ Dairy Proues POLICEMEN SOON the legal department at the cltyJutiL New York starling. $4.62-4. He la convinced that it is up to him France, 646-4. Ontario solids. Sept make .» DECLEECESSITY Urifltveel Tnwgfc 7 T L. M nil to take action and see that It Is en Ontario solids 1 ■ m wmv r - I ne BLUUl— forced. (By Burdick Bros.. Ltd.) London bar silver, SI 9-lfd. Ontario twin* ...... real Star says It is stated on good nachi a H*.**.*.*.*.*.*.7.7.7".*...... J§ Alberta solids ...... Vancouver Board of Trade Robbery Was Motive; Police “And I will,” he said. “Every New York. N.Y., June 7.—To-day's authority that members of the «ley, bunch ...... ft Alberta, Stiltons...... r*olice union of this city are con place that is not licensed and tries te yw*.tuoe, local, ...... ______...... #1 market was a mixed affair. The ma Alberta twins ...... President Makes State Hunting Criminals carry on as a club will be closed." Xhouae Lettuce, eacn FURTHER UNEASINESS Alberta triplets...... templating > strike on siccount of lUfornla Lettuce, each jority of the oil stocks were again B C. Cream Ctoeeee. 18% bo* . ment in Manchester Chicago, June f>—Every tangible dismissal from the force of Cayh Ulfornla Cabbage, per under pressure. The statistical re IN GRAIN MARKET B C. Cream Cheee, 14s...... clue they could obtain lhat might aid tain Albert Carle, former presi TWO COMPANIES B.C. Cream Cheese. I and London, June 7 (Canadian Press dent and founder of the union. port issued this morning showed an 10-lb. bricks------In solving the identity of the girl Incre&sb In production during the (By Burdick Bros.. Ltd.) cable)—An amusing Incident occuired HI CANADA MAKE MeLaren s Cream. 6-Ib bricks bandit who shot down and killed week as compared with last week, Chicago, June 7,—Wheat: Most of per !b ...... in connection with the visit of the OLEOMARGARINE Mci^ren'i cheese, small, doe. Richard C. Tearner, an Insurance ad and this -was somewhat of a surprise, the session of July has been firm Vancouver Board of Trade delega BEER-SELLING IN Potatoes, lb.lb- ...... $ inasmuch as recent reports Indicated with some selling of the deferred juster, while robbing him and hie wife. Ottawa, June 7.—The total amount rue, local, lb...... that efforts were being directed to tion to Newcastle. The visitors were CLUBS ILLEGAL b. local. 4 lbs. for ...... months. The higher cables, too much Kraft. Swiss. 6-04 brisks ...» being received in the Newcastle Tuesday night, is being sifted of customs drawback paid last year „ per bunch ...... reducing production. The market as Royal Crown Loaf, tm...... on materials imported for use in the a general proposition was Arm early, rain In portions of the southwest and Egg*»— Chamber of Commerce. * thoroughly by the police, who so far Cauliflower...... 10. .3# a little firmer undertone in the cash “I was bom in Vancouver and I (Continued from page 1.) manufacture of oleomargins was II#,- —rcress, bunch ...... following the late show of strength ButU n#W lBl^ ***** 8 ee.eeU have one man under arrest and have 26#. according to Information brought Ovsen Fu, lb...... yesterday, but as no particular devel markets caused buying support. wrlahrf had never left it,” declared the “Second, that a club Is entitled to Como* ...... ee chairmen of the Chamber in welcom what they assert are several promis down In the Commons at the request Prutte opments In the foreign situation However, foreigners show no disposi charge a fee for storage and service; of John Evans, Progressive, Saska tion to follow the extreme advances Salt Spring Island ...... — ing the visitors. ing clues. and. if-t [fornla Strawberries, per box made their appearance, some of those Cowlchan^ Creamery toon. -*-4 ew Navels, flop. .. «0, .10, .00 and .1| who bought stocks yesterday on the and the promise of hedging pressure Thereupon the secretary of the Irving Schlig, thg man under ar “Third* that in the particular case able Raisins, Spanish...... «6 anfl -Jl Holiybrook briexa ***.*.*.*.**.*.*. Chamber mentioned that Nlchol Mr. Evan* was informed that two expectation of favorable overnight on the advances from now oh will rest, is being held on the supposi before the Judge it waa riot proven abattoir companies were the only Im ïn*'n£?r ào,.W...... *...... Holly brook cartons ...... Thompson, of the Vancouver Board development In that quarter were dis temper bullish sentiment. With tion by police that he was the me le whoee beer waa being served —, porters. — ------, OalltorntiL" «isMiV ".té" end “ posed to accept profits. Low priced well liquidated maidket, moderate re Buttercup prints ...... « of Trade, was born In Newcastle. « companion _uf._the woman who shot whether it was the club's or a mem Clover Valley...... » “Then It was an exchange of good ber’s— —r~ . Customs figure* It was stated, did 1 tt>. hr 11. I », lor .U. rails were In good demand. The ln- ceipts and prospecta of a snail car-, down Teemtr or. that he knows the D*t Show tfcfl amount of oils and fata SSS.-4S,' -.eefl,- h * •....» > atrgiiratTdn'dr olvtdends on Férir Mar ryover into the next crop, we look men,*’ exclaimed the chairman amidst identity of the couple which did the "In no sense, therefore, does the laughter. Imported for the manufacture of oleo quette common yesterday seems to for_a two-sided market Best posted Job and then fled in Teamen's auto Rex vs. Rock deelefcin make it pos margarine. -/ ' have stimulated belief in some quar export interest» think (here will Marking of Goode mobile. A picture of a girt re sible for beer to be sold in club*. "aie The Vancouverites visited Wan-' eembling in general the girl bandit, "1 have no doubt that the club by ters that Southern Railway common a good business forward buying such Chester yesterday. Addressing the pageEinstein. might be next In line for a dividend as there used to be. At present time found In Schllg's possession, was law passed by the City of Vancouver x______i Gooseberries, lb. __ 1 members of the Chamber of Com identified by him a» a girl he had not will be Instrumental in Increasing disbursement. The market continues the foreign buying will be mainly of no. 1 Itcra, per in...... ,ueu> merce there. President Thompson of A grocer says that some people to be In the discriminatory stage a hand to mouth character, but No. 1 cow. M lb...... seen for several months and knew the city’s revenue and (t will be help «cording to .lx. at WX- the Vancouver Board of Tnufe re who buy on time don’t seem to know Ljj from a buyers' viewpoint, although nevertheless will account for a good cited Instances of seeing produce on only M “June.” Schlig. according ful in giving the authorities access when time leaves off and eternity Newton Pippin ...... • It can be stated that in most depart deal of wheat in the long run. lSù i^b.^ a* the Manchester docks labelled as to police, has been arrested several to clubs for purposes of inspection begins. harts ments, offerings are rather light and Corn: High prices have modified times previously as a robbery suspect. and enquiry as to observance of law. nfls, per lb ...... Ixxxl mutton, hc lb...... -, though It had come from British Co the demand for stocks shows a ten bullish sentiment In com to a con Ç»m grain-fM pqrk, »... «•» lumbia, whereas It wee from the - Search also is being made for Jes “I cannot believe that the City of dency to broaden on declines. siderable extent and while there was sie Mart Morelock, who left her home Vancouver intended for a moment to >rnla Soft Shell Walnuts, lb . Hish I«ow Last United States. It would help the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Is, per lb...... W and good buying at times to-day the __ Vegeta Mee Dominions and benefit the buyers In Tuesday night in the company of a undertake to license clubs to sell Allle-Chalmere...... «•-« 4S-4 46-4 chauffeur, according to her sister, beer.** irts. per lb ...... Am. Best Sugar...... XT §T XT market was influenced by, the larger _Callfornla,/«^lflt ...... #.#• the United Kingdom, he said, if the ’ANTED—Woman cook fbr i ted Peanuts, per lb...... Mrs. Lillian Smith, who said she had Law Enforcement. anuts ....77..77...... It anfl Am. Can Co., com. ..101-7 I®*'1 receipts here 77 cars and by the 14 Potatoes —According to grade Government would see that the pro WA work at Cad bore Bay for i Am. Car Fdy...... 172 172 172 to H cent decline In premiums while not been seen since. Vancouver, June 7.—Thg ban on months; good wages, Call talaphe itouts, lb ...... Am. In. Corp...... 21-8 22-4 -*"■ mÆæ..... duce sold In this country\ was so Dairy Produce and Eggs the shipping demand was not heavy. marked that the people could tell beer and hard liquor selling by un Am. locomotive ...... 141-1 144-2 144-2 Am par ague, Walla Walla *..... #•«# BjReïT2 Am. Smelt. A Ref. ... «M «-.T «J-J Argentine shipments for the week whether or not It came from their GEN. KHARIN, licensed clubs under the city is being New Zeeland, lb. Attv. Sugar Rfg...... 71-A 71-4 7*-* were estimated at 4,000,000 bushels ISïïr*“:,7üï. Sib own kith and kin. clapped on to-day by city police. No.No. l1 Alberta,a lb. AnFT 1 Tel...... 124 121-4 132-4 RUSSIAN. DIED IN Licenses have been issued to good Am. Wool. com. *2-2 *1-4 82-2 Oats was firm early, but there was Cucumbers— V. I. M P.’ A."lb." Am. Steel r«1y. ,...... 17-1 *7 S. some sellilng on the rallies. The sit Special, dos. • ...... | DANISH CAPITAL clubs to the number of about 76 un Cowlchan Creamery, lb...... Anaconda Mining .... 41-8 48-2 uation Is fairly strong for cash oats, 1. dos...... —• J-JJ der the new by-law which came into Salt Spring, lb...... Atchleon ...... 101-1 101-2 effect on June 1. 111-4— with prices about steady relatively. Lettuce- F.W. Stevenson .Fraser Valley, lb...... Baldwin Loco. , ...... IILrf - Copenhagen. June 7.—The Russian 41-S Receipts were eighty-five cars, crop Head, crt. ^__1-1------AS# With officials, from, the license de margarine, lb ...... Baltimore A Ohio .i. . general. Ivan Kharin, died-here IaiT partment a bluecoat squad from the i Lard, lb. .*...... i Bethlehem Steel ...... 81-4 62-7 news Is not specially bearish or bull Carrota. per Ib Brooklyn Transit .«..I _ .* „ Beets, per lb. night of cancer of the throat. He was police station will sally forth when leh outlook being for a » moderate ...... n%J 18M an uncle by marriage of Grand STOCKS BORDS .86 Canadian Paclrte ....182-4 1*1-1 Turnips, per...... -, the cool shades of the evening have Central Leather ...... - 24-4 28-4 crop. --1 */ Paranlpa, perrib lb...... #8%J02%d MM\k Duchess Olga and w£s well known In Pullets, dosen . Crucible Steel ...... 71-8 Wheat-*- Open High Low AT THE DERBY fallen, and their objectives 'will be Chesapeake A Ohio ... 4.5-4 ri-1 Kept. ... 110- 4 109-1 Cabbage, new,m. WinnlngstadtWlnnlr .«6%0 *7 "53 __ _ Danish society. Before the war Gén those sylvan glades where the wurx- P C. Cream Chw lb. Continental Can Dec. 112-4 111-4 Tomasoes (hothouse).îothouee). Is,------crt... ----] ## eral Kharin was a millionaire mine* burger bush gives forth its amber Munira and on. B.C. solids, lb ...... Chie.. MU. A St. P. ‘.1 11-4 21 July . 111-1 101-7 Tomatoes (hothouse), la, crt... #7# Members of British Commons owner and was considered the richest Finest Ontario, eollfls, lb. .. 21-7 21-4 Orn— bwoet Potatoes— fluid for the delectation of those Chlo.. R. L A Pac. man in Russia. During the war he who thirst, but which, have not been Mneet Ontario, twins, lb. Cona. Oas ...... 41-3 62-3 ify ."ZJJJT.T 60 lb. hampers...... # 2# Bflam^ Dutch Cheeea, lb . blag Popper ...... 21-4 22-4 Iam. per lb...... 1^...___AM ... Committee at Epsom waa sentenced to death in Germany tendered the license necessary for 8L Petroleum ... Deer . ..ww.ww -for espionage, but was padoned by the growing of the trash. ChileS Copper :?m ’?51 ^^oate—. Strawberries, Washington. 5##9 M# Downs Yesterday Kaiser Wilhelm. ^ PEMBERTON BUILDING Open Psednnts . ■ .. 1;-$ Cbarrlea.. CHlf ...... Til “We Intend to , prosecute every- Brio...... ÎH Mri Hi:-1 40-2 Apricots. Calif., lugs ...... 1 60 Londonf"Ju he T—TRiiwintwmjf ease where chtbrurr' keeping^ opeh Utons. lb ...... Oen. Elecirlo ::*?{ JUl/w...... is-» i.-e 1* »—-• Gooireberries, erts...... ¥$* M# the -House of Commons committee TWENTY MURDERS after having been refused a license,** Tied -Roquefort. A , , Oen. Motors ...... Goes#berries, bulk ...... 18% which is Investigating the question Goodrich t B. F...... -11 TO-DAY’S TRADING IN Cantaloupes ...... Due IN QUEBEC IN A nbert,* Granby ...... 82-4 Pineapples, doe. IU« S.1S of taxing betting attended the Derby CM Northern, prêt. 7* at Epsom Downs yesterday om guests set C*« ul»h«. Inspiration Cop...... *8-4 Gritpes, Australian, per ib. « .#• THE YEAR 1922 Ink Comb. Bng...... 81 WINNIPEG MARKETS of the Jockey Club. Spring Salmon, red. tb.». . St.aiba far Per lb...... 11 Their main Impressions, as record WE OWN AND OFFER NEW ISSUE Spring Salmon, white, lb ...... lnt l Nickel ...... 18-* Quebec. June 7.—According te a re Inti Mer Marine .... 7-2 Winnipeg. June 7 —The wheat market Per basket ...... ed Interviewa concerne# the univer port contained in the official Gazette, Do., pref...... 21-4 was leee active to-day, -and after recording Cranberries. Cape Cod, ] sality of betting on the course and Çôfl Fillets, lb...... Kenaecott Copper .... *7-7 early advance» price» eaeed off. closing W barrels, boxes ...... twenty deaths were attributed do 330,000 City of Vernon, B.C. Kan. CUT Southern ... 2* cent hlghek 'for July and 1 cent lower for Apples, Okanagan, aooordlz the Insignificant part the actual rac murder in this province during 1#22. Fifteen Tear 6%% Bonds KTee, » ...... 11. I ». for Lehigh Valley ..i..... 0J-* October. _ . grade and quality— ing played In the pleasure of the Ten were recorded in Montreal. / Black Cod, fresh, lb ...... Lima...... Inspections totalled 2f2 cam. of which Yellow Newton enormous crowd, only a small frac Dated 15th June, 1923. Dénommerions #1,000. “■‘te. n» ...... Max Motor *'B~ 14 141 were wheat. . Winesaps. No. 1 tion of which was able to see the Deaths due to automobile accidents N. Y..N. M. A Hart... 11 Wheat— open High Low Cloee Onnft*—Valencia»— numbered 117. Montreal alone con Doe 15th June, 1938 ™ *‘&7...... *• -16* ,n>e,or New York Central ....140-1 July ...... www* 116% 11* V» 116 116k running of the Derby. Isaac Foot, Gold Elephant, all sises . one of the novices among the mem tributing eighty-seven of that num Legal Opinion, Elliott, McLean & Snandley (chans . .777 777777 777777717777177 Northern Pacific .... Vck -—- 14484 14484 14484 14*84 Bunk 1st. all sises ber and Quebec City fifteen. ksd Black Cod. lb .’...... N. T-. Oat. A Week .. 17-2 JlUx^T—— «» «» 4t»4 «»% Choice, all sises...... ber», eald he and hia fellow inno FINANCIAL STATEMENT» ian Haddle, Tb, ,...... Fan **B" ...... 70-2 cents were amused at the extent of ~ Among the other causes of death Prod. A Refiners .... 41-1 Oct...... 44 *4 42h 4*8e Lemons, per case ...... were: Suicides, 77; Montreal sup (From fleet Available Sources) Ling Cod. per lb...... « Pennsylvania R. R. ... 44-4 Grapefruit—California— the betting business. They came to Total Taxable Property 12.850.357 Shell Fish Ju S^ÎTTn.—• 6414 *<% 84 6484 Sunk 1st ...... the conclusion, he guided, that any at plying 61; heart failure, 51#; drown Exemption» not included ...... 766,926 Crabs ...... 16, ,S0 to Freesei Steel Car .... *4 ing. 210; suffocation by gaa, smoke, Shrimps, lb ...... Reynold’s Tobaoee 46-0 Ock _____ — 62% 61% 6284 « 62% tempt to prevent betting would be Reading ....«••••«•• 74-2 Jufy“™^ww^ 224 . 297% 2*1% 214 about as feasible as trying to turn or fire. 6§; railway accidents, 37, and Total...... —...... _.14.417.212 Oysters In shell, dosen...... « Repoele Steel — 14-4 Sun maid, cluster* St Is ..... 4.M factory accidents. 66. » Total Debenture Debt (Including this Issue)...|I2#,74I.2# Meets Republic Steel ...... 61 Ock —- 207 208% 204% 2*7% back Niagara. Less Revenue Producing and Heir Supporting— Imported Mslages. S#e .. 4,760 #.## Understands New Fork- Royal Dutch ... —, .« 44-7 July'tT------7* 7*84 7* 74% Nut»— ^ Waterworks ...... — ..$240,000 0# Trimmed Loins, Ib...... Southern Pacific ...... *•-* “ •««•••••••H.fbbb.jt Dari# Grenfell, a miner M.P. from Electric Light ...... 224.000.0# Legs, lb ...... SS to Southern Ry., com. »... fJ-j Ock ...... ’ ...... 71% South Wales,- eald he had never un Sinking Funds ...... 261,197.41 Shoulder Roast, lb .St to Stuaebnker Carpn. ...lll-t Cash price»: Wheat—1 Nor.. 116; 2 Nor . The Texas Co...... 48-4 114%; » Her.. Ill: Ne. «. 1*4%r No. 5, derstood what people meant when - J884,f#7.41 Te*. P. Coal A Oil ... 14-2 1*1%: No. 4. 4684 ; feed. 40% ; track 114%. they eald racing oouM not be con ..... Sl-S Oat»—2 C. W . 48%; * C. W. and extra Walnut», No. 1 California. M MAYNARD & SONS Net Debt ...... —f 84,766 17 Timken Relier Bear .. I* . Walnuts. Ne. S California. M ducted without bettihg, but he now steak, ib. ’!!. .Tob. .... - • •••••, f$r *- n-4 1 feed. 54% ; 1 feed. 46%. 4 feed. 42%; re realised that after watching a few ' AUCTIONEERS Population, 5,000 Tax, 40 mill* Area, 3.000 acre* * Steak, lb...... Union Paetfle ...... l«-4 185-1 jected. 41%; track, 48% _ Chestnuts...... Jl Utah Copper ...... fl-4 Barley—* C. W.. 63%; 4 C. W. 44%; Detee— races one would find it monotonous Instructed by owners, we will sell at (Estimated) V. 8. Ind. Alcohol .... *7-4 rejected and feed. 44%; track. 62%. flair, bulk, Ib unless a bet were placed. He be Vernon is,the business centre of the Okanagan Valley. Extensive flair, bulk, new, Ib ...... e Salesrooms, 727-732 Pandora Avenue U. B. Rubber ...... 68 Flax—1 X. W. C . 224; 3 i\ W . 221; 2 lieved race track betting was likely Irrigated fruit farming and general farming Is carried on in the V. B. Steel, com. Jk W, and raJsctAl. 211 v track. 216.------Hallow!, bulk, Ib ...... to be teas Injurious to the commun Virginia Chem. »-4 Ryel C. 84.. 4^'s % % % Hallowl, bulk, new, Ik ...... immediate vicinijy. I...».40 to .4$ Wabash Ik R. **A 84-4 Dromedary, É 10-oa...... ity than gambling at a gaming ta Mutton— Western Union ...... 141-2 Camel. S# 10-os...... ble. To-morrow (Friday) Price 99V» and Interest Yielding 6.65% sj,...... WUlfe Overland ..... «-« Turban. ## 11-ox., per ease .. Sir BetMoe Rees. Liberal, was as Westinghouee Elec. .. 14-4 Turban, per dosen...... WE RECOMMEND AND OFFER THESE BONDS FOR Allied Chem A Dye ...71-4 Montreal Stocks tonished at the prevalence of betting. Fleur Phillips Petroleum ... 14-4 California, layers, l#s...... ‘‘Everybody from duke to dustman 1.30 P.M. , INVESTMENT . El# (By Burdick Broa.. Ltd.) Subject to Satisfactory Legal Opinion of Om Solicitor» Standard grades. 41-n> Computing A Teb...... 74-7 I>aaf flunmaid. clusters 11 Is ....v. 18 caught In the whirl of ex- Another Extra Large Consignment Feed Standard Oil. Indiana. 40 Abltlbl ...... «6-4 cltement,** he said. 8ir Beddoe was Per ton Per 10# fears Roebuck ...... 71 pell Telephone . 131 also impressed by the remarkable of First-Class i...... *...... *5" Shell Unicm ...... 17-7 Brompton Paper ...... 8*-4 GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. • 42 0# El# lit Paper ...... 44-4 nratlflan Traction 48-4 code of honor that seemed to exist ley ...... 44.## * !» General Asphalt ...... 11-4 Can. Cement, prêt ...... 103 Local Stock Qnotatioit between the backers and the book Orders May Be Wired at Our Ex^nee. Kelly Springfield .... 44-1 Can. Oen. Elec...... 1*1-4 makers. The former never argued Victoria. B. C. Phene 2140 711 Fart Street lock. Cola |t-l C-ofta M. A ...... — 3«-4 and the latter paid up without ques Columbia Graphaphono 1-1 Dom. Textile « • Household Furniture CTA n. W. Ry...... 74 Laurent Ids Ce...... 101 Athahsera Oil ...... tion. _ _ id Corn Mea Ualtei Fruit ...... 17* _ Rewetia Copper ... Crowds Too Greet ateh Peed l erhTPla^. Laeky Corp. 71-2 National Breweries 64-4 Boundary Bay Oil ...... 40% lothy Hay heyeiona-Tire A Rubber 4-7 Atlantic Sugar ...... •••..••••« *1 B. C. Perm. Loan .... *6.44 Révérai members of the committee and Furnishings Ufa Hay .. Nat. Enilmel ...... *8-4 Atlantia Sugar, pref. 41-4 B. C. Fisheries ...... 14.44 went away convinced that it would STATISTICS PROVE Ufa Meal . Nevada Consolidated .. 14-1 Howard Smith ...... 76-4 B. C. Refining Co. • be impossible, at least on such an Including in parti Montreal Power ...... 1*2 III*. .74 That Investors in Conservative Securities, such as Fore Marquette ...... 44-1 Blordon Paper ...... m* X B. C. Silver ...... occasion as Derby Day. to collect a Rndtcett Johnson .... 74 Shawlnlgen ...... ;...... li* Can. Nat. Pire ...... 64 44 tax on betting. They did not believe HIGH GRADE GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL BONDS Traneooatlaoutal Oil .. 7-7 Spanish River Pulp. pref...... 1*1-4 Cona M AS...... 24.44 Very good Oourlay-Angelus Pullman Co...... 121-* "rôrk Province ...... I# It possible to form a plan by which Invariably Prosper. cSi ::: Pacifia Oil ...... 17-1 Toronto Ry...... ** row's Nest Coal .. ... 41.40 the amount of money changing hands Player-Piano and Music, 2 large Tan American ...... 75-4 / NEW îoRit COTTON. ►ourlas '’hairnet .. could be calculated, and expressed CAM THIS BE SAID OP THE SPECULATORf Beech Cur ...... 40-4 Empire OH ...... *1% Chesterfields, Uph. Arm Chairs, Chandler Motors ...... 40-8 (By Burdick Broa. Ltd.) «... *2*4 the opinion that if a tax were to be You will find an Inveetiswni- te suit yews nesfl, whether 1er In imposed means _ would have to be Oak Roll Top Office Desk, 2 Oak Cottonseed i Houston. Oil _ Open High U nr. Great West Perm. . or small amounts, amongst our offerings. July ...... 27.24 ...... Hemlock Geld ..... found to collect It through other Secretaires and Bookcases Com Ground Bom MS* ...... 24.14 24.46 *4.17 24.44 Howe fleuad ...... We have on hand upwards of 25 high grade carefully selected Texas Pacific Ry. ... Dec...... 21.24 24 14 22.71 24.11 Indies Mines ..... bined, Oak Sideboards, Dining Municipal Bonds, bearing interest from 6.46% to 9%. Many of these VICTORIA T1CTOBT BOND DAILY 21.60 23.84 22 43 International Coal . Bonds show a large capital increase. FRIC K LIST. Vanadium ...... MaNb**.**'.*.' *1.47 12.76 21.14 MoOII livra y ...... ;i! Table and Chain, All Brass For June 7. 1_12*^ 6iromburg Car ...... Nugget ...... The full financial report* of any of our offerings are always avail* Middle States Oil .... Premier Mines .... Beds, Springs and Mattresses, "tt Asked Texas Gulf Sulphur Rambler-Cariboo ... able. November 1. 1121 . loot so 1011.04 Montgomery ward .. •liver Crest ...... Very Good Single and Full Size DOMINION AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT BONDS November 1. H24 , ieet.00 1412.44 Midvale Steel ...... Silversmith ...... beoember l, 1127 . 1027.54 1417.60 furs OIL...... Spartan Oil ...... Oilt and White Rnamel Beds, BOUGHT AND SOLD AT CLOSEST MARKET. , 1041.60 1064.80 LEADING FINANCIERS • November 1, 111* Mexican Seaboard ... laoweterm Spring* and Mattresses, 8 large “ • 1. 1114 . 11*1.00 1411.00 Gulf States Steel .... Standard Lead .... il 1. 1117 . 1072.00 1412.44 stiff___ Senleeh Mines ...... Oak and Mahogany R. P. CLARK & CO., LTD. . 10*1.00 143L40 •etf Islet ...... Members B. C. Bond Dealers* 4 London. June 7.—Bur silver. II 1.114. Stewart Leads...... t##t Dressen and Chiffoniers, large •St Feet St.. Victoria. B.C. INSURANCE. December'1. H28 ...... 1412.84 per ounce. Money, 1U per rent. DleeeuntDieeet TO D1RECTBUSINESS Trojan Oil ...... 08% .04 Favorite Is Successful at October lj 11*1 ...... 1414.44 rates: Short bille. 1 16-14 le I per cei Utility OU^...... 44% 44k Wardrobe with -Mirror Door, March 1. 1*17 (payable la three menthe* bille. » to 2 1-14 per eeak 1*11.44 Do., pref. .".Hi! Epsom To-day Steel Ranges, Kitchen Tables, New York) New Merger Known As Na- We Own and Offer Subject: % New York. Jane 7.—Foreign bar silver. Wonderpheue ...... * — —-- T — - m /rt.tilaa fluff «AA RINGS. XT Muxfcau dutlaia «»%: ------London, .1 une 1 iveaeaieo * ■ ■■■ Kitchen Chairs, Refrigerator*, —trônai City Company— Dominion War Lean lfll . 144.fi 1*1.86 Dominion War Loan 1881 . 101.40 cable)—The Coronation Gold Cap and Meat Safes, Tools, etc. The clearings for the week ending t»- 108.44 1.0*0 sovereign» In specie added to day were 12.044.241. as ‘ompared with (New York) Ltd. Dominion War Leas 1417 . 1*8.1* 181.14 Fth! particulars Friday morning's $4,000 CITY OF NANAIMO i2.222.2l* In the corresponding week of Victory Lean 161* ...... 1**1* 141.10 eweepetakee of twenty sovereign, New York. June 7.—(Canadian Press). Victory Loan 1*24 ...... 1*0.2* 141.14 each, run over the mile and a half Colonist. #% Due l»l# EXCHANGE SUMMARY —The Canadian Corporation of the Na Victory Lean 16*7 ...... 142.74 241.71 Payable New York and Canada Victory I BUSINESS DIRECTORY. (Continued) (Copyrlsbt 1828. By H. C. Fleher. MUTT AND JEFF | Jeff Didn’t Appreciate Sir Sid’s Gift to Mutt Trade Mark Reg. In Canada.) ENGRAVERS ' /V ENE rTl^KNG RAVER^S te acM Cixttei vT and Seel Knirivtr. G*o. CrewUiau Qreen Block. 1214 Broad St. oop. Colonist. SIR »» Hot ihmk a u>r rnieRel Me PAK* ABOUT iT. /CAze AT that ^CcRTAiIVLY. f^ivsjeu'. ir You'D >HOTO ENGRAVING—Half-teas sag mg. tie 6A«E me 1W Look AT 1H6 WoftH-KbLes : 1ABL6, l«rr. IT* A IT LOOK* "m« THAT XlGAMFiel use sow* Paint| line cute. /Time* Engraving Depart. AwTleve TMBL6. IT'6 Beeu ,.r,^r ^— »y TH« TAB LC il fteALLY 6lFT FR6H SIR Sib! luoftse For Ace: irs ANb PuTTX tT Mi TH« family OMSK veeyveRV old*. FURNITURE MOVERS P#l FURRIERS T^OgTER, FRED- lllgbeet pale# for raw X fur. 2119 Government Street. Phone 1617. SI HOTELS OTEL ALBANY, llll Government 8L Furnished bedroom*, hot end cold Hwater. Weekly rates Phene 74696. II HEAVY TRUCKING "JOHNSON BROS.—General trucking and v# builders’ supplies. ' i'aci/lc lime, plas ter. cement, brl.-k, sand, gravel, etc. Phone 4716. 2744 Avebury Street M miium iminrn rmn OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING IV.olliL ÜitlLUi il UUmlUllillHliiLll LL clames of welding. oxy-ac*t>let# and electric process*» British Weld- AIng Co.. 626 Pembroke gt. Phons 1614. 6# LAST IRON, brass, steel and aluminum CA welding. H. Edwards, 634 Courtney Street. — n LECTR1C and ox y-acetyl#»* welding, •hip repaire, bo 11er rank era. blacksmith work,F brass and iron castings, etc. Vle- a- toria Machinery Depot Co.. Ltd. Phe#e 67#. 12EL tf-l# ELDING AND BRAUN# dew h? ftar W Garage. 96$ View. Phene 6776. 6# HELP WANTED—FEMALE AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILEE FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS UNFURNISHED HOUSES APARTMENTS (Continued). (Continued) PAINTING Striait* Satis Claus A UTO-TEN set up 1MPETKNT cook wanted Immediately LET—Six-roomed cotta##, 61# loron- A PARTMENT to rent, McDonald Block, ÜPARK8 BROS., painters and papotr- Adrertlsing Phone No. 1000 C°’Saanich ^jcalth Centre. Phone 11*1 factory. •*» Oak Bay Junction. Phone 49 »L or ______GOOD BUTS.______T° YWflt.------—------JH#* hangorg. phones 6414Y and I673L Phooe 1191. Roor* a specialty. Estimates free. (Mr# UnnotcuunniD »iw IL_ ' ■ ______VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1923~ _ 1 REAL ESTATE-HOUSES, LOTS, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUIT, anJCHlCKEN RANCHES j OR SALE AN OPPORTUNITY. PATRICIA BAT WATXBFBONT A GREAT BIT IX pAIBPIKLi». A GREAT SACRIFICE. - TOW LITTLE HOME HAH EVERY IMPBOVKD. ----- REMARKABLY LOW PRICE. REQUIREMENT. À N EXCLUSIVE EIGHT-ROOMED T-ROOM. MODERN HOUSE. -ROOM BUNGALOW, partly modern. ACRI, gome cleared end cultivated, - X BUNGALOW, situated In the very %..tIUU r-a on* of the beet street* In J1IVR ACRES of choice land, four acre* 4 well-built and arranged, geod out N THM SUBURBS of the city, one. of 1 balance easily cleared, all rood lend, best part of the Fairfield. <œtnloe<1 lu two Victoria West ; living room, dining room, I cultivated, balance half cleared, all buildings, chicken house for over »** DLKFOBD'S N FECIAL*. the most attractive and substantially with gentle elope to beech; good 4-roomlota, beautifully laid out In aarden. l»wn kitchen with pantry snd l bedroom down- wire fen«ed. on main road. ten mile* out; birds, garage and woodshed, tool snd feed Ibuilt little homes that we have ever had cottage end gerege, etc. Price only and shrubbery. The home Is attractively •taire: I bedrooms with closets and built- new four-room hduse. barn and chicken house; on 1 acres of good productive Und L Winnipeg house to trade for Victoria the privilege of listing. The house. Just ll.llt, term*. designed, and the Interior well planned. It. in drawer*, bathroom and tolls; upstairs; house, city water laid on. Price 62.70»; all cultivated, fruit trees, garden and 1 recently buUt. has never been rented and contain* entrance hall, cloak and wash term b**ezneel* *“*»»«*; large lot. Easy terme. $406 cash, balance like paying rent. acre in timothy; t minutes* walk te B. C. Is In wonderful condition, everything bright KP COVE—Weterfrnnt lots end ecre- roftnt. living room with open fireplace, den Klectrto station and enlf 4 miles from the and clean. The property iRPv^u Crum the centres of popula- addre SWINE BY-LAW tloii, and prohibited in others. tlon i Put Fly Screens Up Now Considerable Interest is being ha v ini BI6 ISLAND TIMBER taken in the regulatory measure, a* enjoyi '—Don't Delay Another Day Or You’ll fattening pig* for market is a hobby The fSffht the Fly Pest All Summer indulged in to some extent in nearly that ♦ ^ûmUui all sections of the municipality, sure The wise housewife will make it a point to have her fly screen* After passing the financial statement young placed in iNMition without delay now that the weather has authorising the payment of current Boats Riverside. Lake Cowichan, June 7. turned considerably warmer. accounts and dealing with aom. missld —A big aggregation of American Screen Doers, in.all sises, are priced from $2.90 to **»...... $4.90 capital represented by W. II? Elfen- ST STORE Window Screens, from 60c to ...... x...... v-.. $1 00 daHl. William Edits. C. V. .Nut lor and POPULAR YATES Black Wire CletM 18 to 48 Inch, per yard 29c to ...... 60c .... Kealtorne, of Beattie, is nego Galvanised WjÆbloth, 24. 30 and 3C Inch, per yard 90c and 79c tiating for the purchase oif the largest Broriss Wlre^Hvth, 30 Inch, per square foot ...... 17c single block of timber left in the Cowichan Lake belt, which Is the coast*** fort‘8t<*d Uml,er Mt on the Drake ardware Co., Ltd This is block 75. situated on the 14If Oauglae Street Phone 1645 Gordon River. At Is noat-held by the BE AT BEAVER LAKE British American Timber Company PROGRESS SALE ™* foregoing men have been here, Y. M. C. A. Boys Pitch Canvas making a personal examination of the tract. American capitalists are ; July 2; “Campnite" Plan anxious to Invest in timber here be- *he big lumber demand. I Dry Goods, Ready-to-wear, ned June 16 which Is resulting in record cutting TRAVEL BY WATE this year. Preparatory to the opening of the Y.M.C.A. Boys* Vamp at Beaver A fire. < ecurred in a certain house, Millinery, Curtain Materials l«ake. a night of entertainment has and as the staircase was In liâmes t>een planned for June 1C. at which 1 vfore the blase was discoverei. the hundreds of youngsters of this city occupant* had to fceeft some other No Marks Put On Your Clotties will be present. This ’’Oampnlte” means rtf escape. will he made up of a series of stunts, Meeting Last Night in Broad Next day the companion to an”%ld- A Guarantee With Every»Purchase mot ion-picture film*, a sing-song and rrly lady was reading to I other interesting features. Street .Hall Reached newspaper report of the fire. July 2 will, be the opening day of Many Decisions * Vied that one man escaped „ If It’s the camp at Beaver Lake. James water pipe at the back of the house McEwan. of the Association staff, Whereupon the old lady, astounded WAT be cainp director. Ira DilwOMh. There were several important dis cussions at the meeting of the Trades at-Mhis statement, exclaimed: But prominent for many years with dif Î!oW ,^n l^e P°or fellow must have Washable ferent organisations of this city and ■nd Labor Council last night in the a strong supporter of Y.M.C.A. pro Broad Street Trades Hall. Amongst Making a Good Thing Better "jwnnr ¥ti airman of The commit fee' of greatest niomtnt was that of the superannuation plans ! in charge. The programme of the • .Inn*_J l.u - » __ ___ ■ ...... Is what we are doing with.our ( campers is arranged to give all round adopted by the City Council, TT was I development as well as a healthful decided by the Council tb„v j recreation, and includes swimming, Mana adopted by the City in respect baseball, water polo, boating, field to the superannuation fund "should be FRECKLES Launder It general and not applied only to the Nanaimo-Wcllington Now Is the Time to - and when you try either or oùr it Rid of These Ugly Si nusual economy systems (13 Ih*. or 17 lbs. for 91.001 NO MARKS ARE There’* no lunge 1*VT ON THE CLOTHES need for feeling ii vacation trips V.I.M.P.A freckles, as Othine- —la guaranteed tc Why spend your summer .holidays at the homely spots. SimfJly get an ounce of Othlne— COAL same old place, in the same old way, when BUTTER dpitble strength- from any druggist Bv special hand picking andisvrecning in our own yards. and apply a little of it night and you can take a delightful short ocean voyage, Mad# Daily in Victoria From visit new places, see new scenes, and in Freeh Sweet Cream Entrust Year addition to broadening your knowledge of the Washingito a J.Kingham& Co., Limited Careful 1004 Bread Street. Pemberton Block Phono 647 Pacific Coast, return refreshed and invigorated f Lauudiy. 50c Per Lb Cur Method: Twenty sacks to the ton and 100 lbs. of coal In each each These low round trip fares from Seattle AfawTkBmt At Your Grocer ( including meals and berth ) make • these ideal vacation trips possible for all! San Francisco and return . $66 DO and $11.00 FOR § RESULTS USE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS. Los Angeles and return San Diego and 97.50 Ocularly In regard to the Pensions Board. oAsk the Man at AT LEAST ONE ORDER A YEAR A protoot was made that th*> Jphn- won PTtrvet bridge operator' wàs fui- filling the position of a at earn pump operator on the work connected with" VICTORIA, 901 Government • Street the. bridge This was unfair, the Phone 48 Council decided. DON’T FORGET PROMISE NEWS FOR THE THE RED* CROSS WORKSHOP TOTESTCLAYS PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. 164-8 Johnson St. (Just Below Government). THRIFTY! H.F ALEXANDER PR1.SIDKN.1 Phone 2168 Don’t run away with the itlea that because of these prevailing lot* the quality is sacrificed. We stand behind everything we sell by j ing any article not meeting satisfaction. Ceramic Furnace to Be Put Here to Try Out B. C. Samples LOOK! COMPARE! Teste of creamic clay resources of 60 Pairs Only Manufacturers' Stock of Grey fchildnn'a Leather Sandals, exr.pt British Columbia are to be made this Camping Blankets; these1 ^re assorted; dark Hummer under the Department of of leather, flexible sola, and , and light greys in various sises ; going at al- counters You must see thwe t< Education and the Department of In almost mill prices. dp rep» dustries. it wa* announced at the $3.45 to...... 5D.ÎI0 the value; size 4 to 7% ...... Tarliament Buildings to-day Size 8 to 10% ...... [ This work is being undertaken Painters’ Overalls or Coate, the only differ Size 11 to 2 ...... *.*.*. under^ Major I*>n Mart yn, Commls- ence from those you buy elsewhere QQ_ Children’s. Patent Ankle Strap Sii fine quality and solid battier t ri 14.. Men’s Black or Blu¥Stripe Overalls, /»Q to ...... -r...... -A Regular price $2.25 ...... V X »D.t/ According to size. Men's Strong Khaki Duck Pants; belt loops; •oya’ or Girls’ Five-Bibbed All MM five pockets and cuffs. Regular Q-| QQ Hose, fine delicate shades with nea Price $2.75...... ®leifO turned tope; sizes 7 to 10. Régula : Cn 1 price $1.15 ...... Boys’ Overalls, black, bide stripe , or QQ khaki. Regular price $1.25; 69<* to ... . e/OC Children’# Summer Dresses, large age 4 to 8 years. Regular Price Men’s Soft Collars, these are a manufacturers’ $1-25 ...... * Job lot. in a variety of designs; all fashionable, reliable and up to date sizes 13 to 1.6% Girla* Summer Dreeaea, big varieV Regular price 35c. and colors; else 10 to 14 years. Men’s Nainsook Athletic Combinations, sleeve Regular Price $2.00 ...... less and knee, length with elastic back band Boys’ Bathing Suite, navy with under wh NOTE THE ADDRESS THE GENERAL WAREHOUSE (Succion t. M. Lem) Built for Canad Special Atten IIOMinio] tion Given to Mail Orders 52T WES STREET