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VOL. 66 NO. 6 VICTORIA, B.k, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925-16 PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS EARTH SHOCKS ALARM MASSACHUSETTS PEOPLE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF WILL BE USED SOON AS TARGET BY GUNNERS J. ROBERT DUNN ACTING OF BRITISH ATLANTIC FLEET; BATTLESHIP MONARCH DEPUTY MINISTER OF BOSTON, GLOUCESTER, SALEM BENGAL REJECTS BILL FOR B.C. MINES BRANCH Robert Dunn Jr., formerly sec retary to Hon. - WUHam Sloan* AND OTHER TOWNS IN NEW Minister of Mines, has been ap pointed acting Deputy Minis*er of SUPPRESSION OF EXTREMISTS Mines In the absence of R. f. Tolmle, who is about to retire from the Civil Service. J. W. B. ENGLAND FELT EARTHQUAKE Macdougall, well-known Victoria Refuses Approval of Measures Put Into Effect Under newspaperman. has been ap pointed to "fill Mr. Dunn's former Northeastern Area of United States Had Unusual Ex Ordinance Promulgated by Viceroy Last October; position "os 'secretary to Mr. „ Under That L^w Three Lieutenants of C. R. Das Hloan. perience This Morning; Shocks Accompanied by Rambling Noise; Families Report Pictures Were and Other Men Were Arrested. sr STOCKS GO ABOVE Shaken From Walls of Their Homes. Calcutta. Jan. 7. (Canadian l’ress Cable via Reuter's)—The Bengal Legislative Council, which reassembled to-day, rejected LEVELS OF 1924 ON BostoD, Jan. 7—An earth tremor which laated 15 seconds snd the Government bill to give effect to the ordinance promulgated NEWYORKMARKET was of considerable intensity was recorded at 8.07 o’clock this by the Viceroy of India, the Karl of Reading, and put into effect morning at the Harvard Seismograph leal Station. Because of last October for suppression of crimes of ~a revolutionary nature. New, York. Jan. 7.—Block prices some storm or disturbance offshore at the time, it was not posaiblo Cnder this ordinance three lieutenants of C. R. Das, leader of on the exchange here bounded up to estimate the distance of the tremors, but the direction was ward Again to-day under the impetus believed to be north. the. Home Rule Party, were arrested, as well as a number of of a. further relaxation In money other men. rates, more than t wo-wcorv issues Gloucester, Marblehead. Salem and other Massachusetts cities eclipsing their 1924 high points, with to the north of here reported heavy shocks which lasted from The ordinance was legally effective for only six. months. the general railroad average lifted twenty to thirty seconds and were accompanied bv a rumbling The Earl of Reading, in a state to^Utu highest level In eight years. ...— JP______ment accompanying the ordinance, Indian Refining preferred soared ten, res^mblmg the noise made by a loaded truck on a Daved street- which he invoked under special tf&y'ï’SiïïW'ïiï In Sw-mpxeott xtove covers were dislodged ,„d in^'.h^nt piriu^ powers given him. Ha id It would in other* mowd up foi ... ! Werewere lrnn«»lr
evening were: Reception. Mr». r= Kllgour and Mrs. JPtck; refreshments, FITE SER B Mr*.Duncan, assisted by Mrs. tlutch- Truly Economical inson. Mrs. M. W. Burt, Mrs. Craven YOUNG BRIDEGROOM MTS $100 EIRE FOB and Mrs. Potts. The gentlemeiVS committee were: Mr, Merry weather. January Sale Special because Mr. George Day. Mr. Wm. Crvwndon und Mr. K. J. Galvin. BEFORE MAGISTRATE Popular Esquimau Priest Pleads Guilty to Exchanging Case Arises Out of Theft of Tendered Reception and eus McKinnon here Overcoats at Dance Whisky From Government Trench Coats Presentation WITH THE ORIGINALS A bridegroom of two weeks, Alfred House W. Lee Reverend, who told the court Values Up to $35.00 for Rev. F. J. Silver, who has been in his wife was In hospital and he had On a charge arising out of , .the charge of St. Joseph's Church. Esqui -Tr-— no funds to engage « lawyer, pleaded theft of a case of Scotch whleky "SALUA" mau and St. Mary's Church In Vic guilty before Magistrate George Jay from Government House. William J. e«ie toria West for the past ten years. Is this morning to being In possession Etheridge was fined $100 in the City relinquishing his duties there on of an overcoat knowing it to have Police Court this morning. B(herl4ge draws so rlcHly In tbe teapot. Thursday of this week and taking up been stolen bet'ecUÏT Stark gave wa" charged with purchasing liquor his residence in the Bishop's Palace. evidence of an exchange ef coat* vendork*” *r°m * 0overnn,enl ,l
follows Mrs. Mitchell, Deep Cove; ’ Mrs. Reeves. Mrs. Oldfield, liik* Lake; Mrs. Swanson, Mr. Bubafrd. Mi. hLandsberg, Mr*. 11. Morris, Mrs. Sou- risc. Mrs. J. A. McDonald. Alderman Vancouver Island News Cullin, Mis* Brown, Mr. Hoe bell. Mr. Gupeyn. Mr. Adye. Mrs. Dupont. Mr*. Angus Campbell&Co. Ltd. Thomsetl. Miss Hugo. C. J. l^hrcy, Ganges, on January 6. at 2.30 p.m. Mrs. J. Emery. Mr. McDonald, Mr*. THURSDAY These meetings are usually Well at 10IC GOVERNMENT STREET tended, and much interest is taken in Williams. Lady McBride, Scott amt I. PLEIN the association, which has done much Peden. Evan'a Grocery. Mr. Oann. Mrs. K. Butler. Mr. Denne, Sidney; for the mutual benefit and education of the Halt Spring island people gen Mr*. W. D. Kennedy, Mrs. Darnell, erally. Mrs. Stewart, Mr. T Robertson. \ Smartest Winter Friend. Mrs. Norman Payne, Mi»«i (E Spencer. W. H. Fraser, Mrs. Light- PUBLIC HEALTH body, Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs. F. D. Sees Settlement of Standfast Brae, Mrs. Pearse, Mr. Watkiss, Mrs. Hats WORK IN COWICHAN Darnell. Miss Halter, Miss Macdonald, Bible Students at Sooke Mrs. McNlven. Mr. Landsberg. Cen January Clearance Special to The Times ’ | Harbor tral Creameries of B. C. Limited, Duncan. Jan. 6—CdWlcban Health Capt. Hentor. Mrs. H. Robertson. Centre report yf the month of De Mrs. H. J. Scott Mrs. A. E. McCefi 'Offered at Tremendous Re Hooke Harbor. Jan. 6 —Hon. J. 1). nell, Mrs. Dumbleton. The Sunshine Madman. Minister of Finance, ac cember presented by the Public Health Nurse is as follows: — Club, Mrs. Wortrington. Canadian companied by Major I). Martyn. Com Daughters league. Mrs. J. O. Wil Sale i k ductions in This Clearance missioner of Industries, Inspected th«$ Districts visited—Duncan, Kok- large industrial and agricultural set silah, Vowtehan Station. Bench Hoad. son, Mrs. A tllem. Mrs. Alexander. tlement of the Standfast Bible Stu Cobble Hill. Sylva nia, Shawnlgaii Mrs. H. liokle. Mrs. Dunsmulr, Miss Sale dents at Sooke Harbor. Luke. Gle,nora, Chcmalnus,, Weet- Miller, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Davln, Bargains in Every Department V# The visitors looked over the differ Mr*. McCague, Stinsons Limited. NO onv need know how little you have paid for your Hat. ent workshops, hospital, the large as- Nursing Service Mr*. Mitchell, Mrs. Heisterman, Mrs. R. W. Gibson. Mrs. McAdte. Mrs. The prices on all our Winter Hats have been deeply cut sembly halt and over a portion of the Nursing Visits'...... - 80 tented city, which is a veritable hive Other Welfare Visita ...... « .. 28 Howell. Union Sunday School Dun ■ in order to stimulate quick disposal of our entire stock of of Industry. Child Welfare Visits ...... 41' can; Albany* Meat Market E. B. Beaut if u.1 Hats. The minister, seemed gratified with Co-operative Visits...... 24 Jones. Mrs. Robertson. Mrs. Bishop, what he had seen, and was met bv Social Service VIsits 8 WiIMftm Reid. Mrs. Hymons, Mrs. English Knitted Wool some of the residents of Sooke, who Phone Consultation* ...... »... 1ÎS Alexamler, Mrs. R. S. Thomson. expressed the highest admira «l for Mrs. W. Food. John 1‘roctof, Mrs. the new settlers. Transportation ...... I...... 12 Visitors to Health Centre ...... 24 Fraser, Mr. McDonald. Mrs. Law. Miss Gilbert, Mrs. J. E. Wilson. Mr*. Sports Suits METEOROLOGICAL REPORT Total Visits to Homes (including Home School Visits) ...... 197 Ross, Mrs. Thorne. Billy Darnell. $4.95 $2.95 $ 1.95 Mrs. Fields, Mis* Ewing, P. Burns 6t -Greatly Reduced to Clear at Ganges. Jan. 5.—The météorologie a 1 School Servies Co. Limited, Mrs. Raymont. Hooke; report from Ganges for December. Visit* to HcRooln. . 25 Queen’s Meat Market. Mr. I. E. Barr. 1M4. by Observer Rev. ft. W. fV-an Hr. Hubbard. ' * was as follows: Temperature high. Children Inspected ...... 330 THE SOUTH AFKICAN PLUME SHOP'S policy demands a 57.5 degrees on December 11; tem Health Talks Qtven ...... — 9 Used Clothing—The Friendly Help Association begs to acknowledge re $15.00, $17.50 and complete' re-stoçking for Spring business. All Winter Hats perature low. 12.5 degrees on Decem Children Excluded from School ber 17; temperature mean. 3$>:‘ on Account of Minor Infectious ceipt of donations of used. clothing must .be sold. The fact that Winter has scarcely begun has degrees. Heaviest rainfall 1 02 yn from the following: Miss Bradshaac. $18.75 nothing to do with it. This merely means greater value for December 10; total rainfall for the Children Token to School Medb’ai Mrs. Fuller. Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. Llil* month. 4.88 inches. Officer for Examination ...... 5 laboueh. Sunshine Club. Victoria the investment you make in good appearance. Home School Visits ...... H Chapter No. 17. Mrs. Herd. Mrs. Toyc. Kino quality Knitted Englioh SALT dPRINO ISLAND The Usual Well Baby Clinic wqs Mrs. Evnns Hsnbury, Mr*. Salmon Wool Sports Suits have been Shopping in the morning assures better selection. not held In December. (North Saanich) Mr. Taylor. Mrs. Special to The Times Through co-operation with the Forrest Angus. Mrs. Murray. Mrs. greatly redueed in priee for the .. Ganges. Jan. 5.—The annual meet King's Daughters, and with the Grc»; Dowdall, Dingle A Priak, Mis» January Clearanee Sale. You . ing of the Island Agricultural. War Veterans, material relief and Hodges, Mr*. Clare, Mrs. Johnson. will find many smart styles to Farmer* and Fruit Growers’ Associa Christmas cheer was distributed to Mrs. McPhall. Mr*. F. M. Nodek. Mrs. tion will be held at the Mahon Hall needy -famttteg. Marshall, Mrs. Green. Mrs. James, select from and il» the neweat Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Daw. Mrs Reeves, colorings On sale to-morrow Advance Showing of Mrs. Dlgby. Mr*. Griffiths, R. H. ti. SeteheH. K. Campbell. Mia. Swanson. Ker. Mrs. Bûtes, Mrs. Eckmûn. Mrs. at *15.00, *17.50- *18.75 Anon, Miss Schofield. J. S. Jackson. R. Hartley. Mr*. Hodgson t Alberrii). and up to ...... i *27.50 II. F. Taylor. Vancouver and Quadra Mrs. Davidson, Mr*. Crocker, Mr*. SPRING HATS Lodge, A.F.ftA.M, No. 2; Boy Scout. Garner. Ml*s Dill Mrs. Baxter, Mr*. K. F Davy, Another Friend. Mrs. G. E. lN*vereaUsX, Mr*. Coalfield. Mr*. Fuller. J. F. Stout. Miss McDowell. Morrison Mr*. lh*war, Mr*. l>upont, THESE is a breath of Spring in these delightful new Hats. Mrs. Belson. Jfra. llelntx. Mrs. Masop. ,Mr*. Luxton. Mr*. Rieka by. Anon, Brushed Wool Chappie Portraying a wealth of color and the most pleasing variety of J. O. Graham. Queen City Chapter, Mr*. Clemand. Min* Henderson. O.K.H.. No. 5; Mrs. Morley. Mrs. Coats Reduced becoming shapes suitable for present and later-on wear. At «Gordon Head». Mr*. S. William*. A thUr Robertson. W. Cameron. Miss Mr*. Thomu*. Mrs. Wollaston. Mr*. tractively priced. Society Sent 251 Hampers Adair, Frank Here., Mrs. Seale. J.8.D.. Lichtbody. Mr*. de» v and. Mis* to Clear W. A Meyers. Miss Bradshaw. Mrs. For Christmas Hadley. Mrs. Tuck. Mrs. Symons, R. Müdsey, Mr*. Killen, Mrs. I Chief Brogan and Sergt. Rankin on ESTABLISHED 1886 probation at the conclusion of the re NEWS IN BRIEF cent hearing ot written charges by FACES CHARGE Owen Uoyd and D. Pallantlefe. DUNCAN WATER URGE» UNITY Two chimney fires wore put out by H. H. G rial, resident of the Saan “I Wonder What’s YOUR FIRST STEP the Are department last night. One ich Central Ratepayers Association, was at 852 Pemberton Road and the OF ILLEGAL appealed to Messrs. Hanrop, Scaife SYSTEM SUBJECT other at 1311 Minto Street. , and Coll Is to get together and de FOR 1925 cide in favor of one man to run us The concert foe Winter visitors in representing (heir views. He feared , , Become of Sally” Should be in Taplin'* Natural Tread Shoe*. The only Victoria, which was to hayjç been SALE OFUQUOR that a wide split in the vote favor DEME CE given at the Chamber of Commerce ing a change would otherwise occur, ahoe without opposition. Made in nine widths and Thursday night, has been cancelled. permitting of the election of à minor ; 1 Hear Thu New 145 sixes ity policy candidate. Ripe Line From Cowichan W. D. McDonald df Calgary will Magistrate George Jay, in A. E. Scaife considered that, as the Waltz Hit To-day arrive In Victoria oh Thursday after first man in the held on the policy ot River Blocked With Silt, it noon with another shipment of silver City Police Court, Hears of enforcing a change in the police per A good waltz is always black foxes for the Rosedale silver sonnel. he should not be expected to Is Asserted Parley Sequel withdraw at thla time in favor of worth adding to your MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE black fox farm, which Is starting An app.-ul by the City .of Duncan. operations in Victoria. any lute-comer to the fray. R. E. \y record collection, so don’t Collls outlined his views as to the B.Cn against a Judgment given by 649 Yates Street Phone 1232 Wong Chew, of 509 Càrmorant necessity of a change, stressing the Mr. Justice Morrison ordering the ■ fail to hear this one. It’s Street, has reported to the police A third case which follows on the point that Saanich could not afford to payment of $8,247 damages to Don l a new -WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRAD I that some one entered his room yes heels of the theft of gfhlsky from have a police force unsupported by ald Cameron, veteran Vancouver en ♦erduy afternoon. They took away n (Government House was commenced : public confidence. gineer bn a claim for breach bf con blue coat, a pair of pants and about in the City Police Court before Mag Commissioner Charles King sur tract in connection with a water “Hi* Master’s Voice” Record four dollars in silver. istrate George Jay this morning and prised the meeting, when asked for works system installed In July 1923 continued this afternoon, when Mrs. his present opinion as to the proba- continued before the Court'of Appeal 19491 Too Tired ...... Fox Trot Wilfred Hughes, charged with .Stella Bridges, 540 Johnson titreet, tlonlng of the police officers. After this morning, from an opening ycW- Hatchway Underwear speeding on Quadra Street, pleaded was charged with selling liquor. Mrs. a bombardment of criticism Mr. King t onlay after boon. — Dear One...... ",...... Fox Trot Per Suit, $2.75 and $3.50 guiity before Magistrate George Jay Bridges Is the landlady of the prem stated that T»s had i»os»lbly made a The action arose when the corpor i- 19403 Come Back to Me ...... Waltz this morning. Defendant frankly ise* to which whisky was taken and mistake in supporting that action. llqh refused payment of a balance of admitted he hod .no excuse except in connection with which William J. some $10.780 asked by plaintiff, op Kiss Me Oood-Night...... Waltz GORDON ELLIS LTD. MEN S furnbhincs that he was going “’to a dance and and hJt heridge was fined $100 this morn the ground that system would not 19471 —Have a Little Fun...... Fox Trot was late. Fined $30. ing on u charge bf purchasing liquor 1106 Dougls» St. fulfil Ita mission of supplying 500 Out of a Million, You’re SPORTS WEAR from other than a vendor. gallons per minute to the etty reser* Near FletcKtr'e Music Store An unknown autoiet yesterday, ac THIEVES IN TRAIN voir. The situation Is unique In that cording to Information supplied to A PARTY the Only One...... Fox Trot the police, ran into the young son of Donald Skene, who Is awaiting plaintiff, who resides at 844 Hamil 19492 Mandy, Make Up Your G. H. Bissell, 124 St. Andrew’s Street, sentence on a charge of stealing the ton Avenue, North Vancouver, was as ho was riding his bicycle. The both designer of the^system and the Mind ...... For Trot dquor, gave evidence for the prose fiOTJMLOOT contractor doing the'work. boy’s bicycle was broken to pieces, a cution in which he told of a party The Pal I Loved Stole the boot was badly torn and his foot was Held at the premises and at which he Plginlltt .claimed $42.956 waa ex hurt. Chicago, Jàû. T—LôoT of up pended in the execution of the work, Girl I Loved...... Walta alleged he swore he paid money for which included a tile pipe-line from whisky served to. him. Accused ward* of 8500,060 worth of jew- It has been decided to again present the CowlcHAn River to a pumping served the whisky to him, he swore, dry may have been taken by well Where two units were installed the programme arranged for the relief and he paid her fur it. , Answering K. benefit concert for the unemployed. thieve* from the Chicago & to raise the water to the reservoir. ■ similar to that giveh at the Commun- C. Lowe, tfho appeared for the de- He recetvd $32.179 and brought ac AAjty ('hurch on Monday evening. The lenve, hv said ne got into Govern Northwestern train No. 12 be tion for the balance of $10,789, alleg .«udionce at (he last concert, which ment House on December ZU as an tween Omaha and Chicago Mon ing breach of agreement. uninvited guest. Me went in a dress Over Sixty Birds Entered at uas not a* large as the programme day night, according to reports Mr. Justice Morrison, on November VICTOUlA l«| LIMITED deserved, loudly encored Mr. Me suit. He agreed if his presence'were 20 last, gave Judgment in favor-of ; Willows: Plans Being Made Lean's talented children, two girls Known he would probably have been to postal inapeetors here. the plaintiff-respondent in the sum and a boy. and were pleased with l*. thrown out: Early In the morning it of $$.247, and ordered compensation "Evtrything brAtuHc”—Radio Station CFCT For Show in February MerryflehVa conjuring illusions, and came Into his mind to take the for extra work agd materials sup I’larencc Holder's seven-piece Blue whisky he afterwards sold to plied awarding costs to be taxed, 1110 DOUGLAS STREET bird orchestra. Miss Edna Barr Etheridge. Duncan City appealed the ruling anu Judging took place this morning sang and danced, and other» contri The court disabused witness» the case is now before the court with of the canaries at the Victoria Pet buting to the programme Included mind of the impression that theft H. A. Maclean. K.C. for defendant- an«l Poultry Show being held at the Lieut. Coseette. W. Farmer. J. Ram was not committed until the liquor appellant and E. C. Mayers for plain U/MU.M& Of/ rtMMMf Willow a. This is the first show of sey. W. Draper, Tom Oheè, and was taken away from the ground» tiff -respondent. thla kind that has been staged in Yorkle,” the ventroloqulst. Of Government House. No person HUBERT To the Court this morning Mr. this city. The affair is being held prompted hilt} to move the liquor Maclean outlined the case for th« under the auspices of the Victoria, Longford. Luxton and Colwood dis from the house. Me saw accused be corporation. The system was pro trict* will unit»* fur a hi* ewoort to Branston Roller Canary and Cage Bird Asso fore he brought It away from the posed by Mr. Cameron who submitted ciation. J Thompson of James Isl be held in the Colwood Hall on Fri giounds. Me did not led Etheridge, day evening at 8 o’clock, when the ON TAXATION plans and detailed drawings and was and acted as Judge of the roller can to whom he sold the liquor, that it engaged as contractor with the un aries. while C. Kspley awarded the programme will include the principal was stolen liquor. Me gave him the E would like to Hems from the school Christmas con derstanding that his plans..were sup Violet Ray prizes In the other classes. Impression that it was some of his’ Mayor Pendray Says More plied gratis. Plaintiff occupied tw. It Is the intention of this associa certs of the respective districts. The figure out what l«rogrumme will open with "An Old Authority Awaits Controller roles, that of designer and that of W tion to at age a big show for roller die swore he, bought several rounds contractor. The agreement between If your hauling will eost canaries the first week ill February. Knglish Romance." adapted by Mrs. of drinks on accused » premises and .lame* lMnch of Colwood, after which Mayor Carl Pendray and members the parties featured a test before Generators There will be birds from all over the spent between |1& and $20 there, lie taking over the work. ami make a contract t.t count entered in Hrb» exhibition. and Langford and Juuxton item* will. lie of. the City Council were the guest* admitted !»eing "a little bit guider the of the Real Estate Board of Victoria T. OreCnhall of Vancouver, well- given. Mesdahies Little and Brown NOT UR YD SP EC IFI CAT ION are recognized as the very look after it the year Influence" before he reached ac at to-day's luncheon at the Chamber known fa nicer, will act as Judge. and Messrs. Hmedley and Pinch will Upon Ihe test, submitted counsel, cused's premises. He was not sure of Commerce, when the speaker of best that science can offer aroumi. The chances A number of fine firds are entered assist the children with vdcal num the Water work* system failed to live If Mrs. Bridges brought all the drink*, Ihe occasion was Municipal Inspectoi in the shew at the Willows, there bers, At the close of the programme up to specifications In that where»» in High Frequency design are we can save you the children will be served with hot ile knew there was a party and Hubert Baird, who discussed points being over sixty entries in the varj- claimed he did not ask permission tu of JcitUS administration particularly :.vo gallons a minute were required j ous classes. supper by the Womens Institute, LET UB DEMONSTRATE POE money. go but Was invited. concerning the real estate business. to operate the system ns proposed Results of the Judging were as fot- and the adults wilt finish with an not more than about 3(H) gallons inlormni dance for which A Joe liay.ey was among the com Mr Baird recalled that the first YOU AT OUR SALESROOMS lows: , " pany and was one of those who paid provincial, municipal taxation meas minute had been secured, avilie after Rollers, old birds—P. Davidson t-hiells will -provide the music. The dynamiting obstruction» and at low proceed* of th“ affair .will fllviued tor some drinks. Singing and .danc ures were authorised in. Victoria in Rollers. Voting birds 1 and I1 ing was part of the party. 1*4* and remained unchanged until water In the river not more than Davidson: 3 and .4, J. W. Colilhs: 5, between The three districts for the sixty gallons a minute came through HAWKINS & HAYWARD iHSI, benefit of the community halls at MANAGES FIGHTERS 1873, the procedure being the simple S. Jones. the pipes to the reservoir. Electrics! Quality and Service Stores Chi wood and Luxton and for the method of a call by the collector on iransferCo.J Yorkshire, cock birds—1 and î, II. Cyril Masi gave his occupation as the property owner, supplemented by Plaintiff, continued Mr. Msclsan, Phone 94S piano fund at Ivtngford. 1497 Douglas 6t. Opp. City Hall. H. Gee. a manager of fighters" and told prompt distress levy on non-payipent. waa by his own evidence a skilled 1193 Douglas Bt. Near Fort.• Phone 29*7 737 CORMORANT ST Yorkshire, hen birds—1 and' 2. H. court he made money at It. In 1897 the first tax sale was in engineer with fifty-two years H. flee. Arc you one of the unemployed stituted, and Mr. Baird pointed to perlence, and according to his own VICTORIA, B.C B.C. fancy cock birds—1. 8. Ma Daniel Smith of at the present time7* asked the the changing of procedure with the admissions had constructed over Phone 249 thews: 2 II. H. Ode; 5. S. Mathews. passing veers as essential for agree $1,280.999 worth of tile piping systems Columbian songster. variegated Local Sporting Goods ' Yes." ment with changing conditions. In B; V. alone. There was. said coun cock—1. Hv fi. GeO: 2 and 3. O. Win . Why don’t you gel out with a CHANGES CAUTIOUS sel, under such circumstances an im WINNING APPROVAL ter. pick and do some work, you’re a Mr. Baird touched upon the cora- plied gourantee that the system, his Columbian songster, ticked bluff hen Firm Died To-day husky man?" asked the Court. menis mad? on changes or “tinker own proposal, would work. If it did The smoothness and satlafaction with which a funeral Is conducted — 1. 2 and 2.. «I Winter Witness swore he did hot set* Mrs. ing" with municipal legislation, de- not. and counsel would submit that reflects upon the skill and sympathie understanding of the funeral Curina Cream Columbian songster, clear or ticked director. He is constantly striving to win approval. ______Daniel Smith, of the well-known Bridges bring any drinks to members rtarlng that few alterations are made It.had not worked., plaintiff as de We are proud that every funeral conducted by us add» to the Im huff cock—1 and 2, G. Winter: J, W. signer or plaintiff as contractor waa JFor rendering the skin soft and sporting goods firm 6f Harris and Smith of the party or see any money pass. fn-x'lesr of the fact that municipal measurable goodwill and prestige that we now enjoy. Keown. Drinks were served which were legislation Is "without doubt the most at fault, and could nqt recover the smooth and allaying the smart Columbian songster, licked yellow of 8177 limed Street, passed away at ing and roughness caused by brought in by Etheridge. complicated on our statute books."* balance claimed. Thomson Funeral Home cock—1 and 2. G. Winter. his residence. 1323 Pandora Avenue, this Why had the system failed to cold winde. Columbian songster. variegated morning, after an Illness of several Examined by Mr. Hun Ison, he said VANISHED VALUES 1625 Quadra Street Phene 496 Night or Day he had been in Victoria since New work, the Court asked. It was due to 36*. 50* and 76* hen—CL Winter (only one ejitry). week.*. For the past seventeen years he Mr. Baird tQyched on the; disap has been a resident of Victoria, and Year's Day. the presence of silt and mud in the Sold only at pearance of values behind the as The regular monthly meeting of the for practically the whole of that time "Who are you a guest of, Vic pipes, said counsel. This was an un has been in the bicycle and fishlng- sessments shown on municipal as Board of Directors of the Y.W.C.A. toria ?” sessment rolls. He considered that expected condition met on the tackle business. matters said counseL The court bald Hall’s Drug Store will be held at the Association Head The late Mr Smith was born In Nova He said he did not Intend to stay ut tempts to put artificial support be ground, interposed Mr. Mayers, for confiscation of a car owned by the 1104 Deuglaa 6L Phone 201 quarters on Friday at 2.S0 p.m. Scotia fifty-five years ago. It is in Victoria very long, lie came to hind assessment figures had been a plaintiff- respondent. defendant In which it waa charged Otherwise, however, and did not call nearly thirtp-»years since he came to try and arrange for a return fight mistake, that much loss of value had Questioned on the point Mr. Mac- liquor had been tyiund. L. H. Jack- ui»on C. W. Craig. K.C., counsel for British Columbia, settling first in Nan between Joe Bayley and "Puggy” resulted In too heavy tax burdens lean admitted that the appellants son. for appellant, argued that as the the Crown, for argument. aimo. where he sold cycles for » number Morton. being imposed on land which had hud their own engineer, Mr. Mann, car had not been cited in the original WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON of >*ar* before removing to Vancouver. resulted In Impossibility of owners as supervising engineer on the work, inforngatlon upon which the charge YOUR After four years In the Terminal City W. J. Ethteridge, said he. supplied he came to Victoria and entered into and served the drinks. Mrs. Bridges, to continue retention of their lands. but argued that Mr. Mann was un waa laid It could not be taken. An business, remaining her»- ever Bteo#. he testified, did not serve any drinks "All property should be so taxed acquainted with tile systems and amended information did not fix He i* survived by his widow and will ae to make it worth the while of that that supervision did not walvw PRODUCERS ROCK Sash, Door and Millwork ue mourned by a wide circle of friends on the night of the party. He re private owner* to retain their lands ceived no money Tor the drinks, lie the implied guarantee of plaintiff Quality guaranteed and business associates in the city. instead of allowing the properities to that bis plans would work. Aa a mat Th« remains were removed by Mc gave drinks to Skene, but received come under municipal ownership. Call Brothers to the residence this af no money from him, nor saw him ter of tact, continued counsel. Dun & 6RAVEL CO., Ltd. ternoon, and funeral arrangements will "Our biggest burden Is the prop can had paid for a waterworks sys BAIL CONTINUED LEIGH’S MILLS. LTD. be Kimoiim ed later. give money to anyone else. erty which has ceased paying taxes, tem that was designed to work, and Phone 397 303 David 8t. and it would be better to have such not /or a "pile of Junk, as you might Ball in the suA of $5,000 (h two A TON The funeral of the late^evl B. Van land» paying a small share rather say." sureties was granted Dr. J. P. Decgr, who. passed away at St. Jo than none at all. Vye yesterday afternoon, pending Sand and Gravel seph’s Hospital on New \ ear's Day. wilf The plans and specifications of "This question has been greatly an appeal to the Supreme Court OF COAL take place on Saturday, January 10. at plaintiff had been placed by the for all purpoees. graded and washed 2 36 o'clçck, from the Sand* Funeral threshed out, but Is one on which of Canada from the dismlaaal of with fresh water • Impel. Rev. Dr. John W. Sauiiby will too much eanhot be told," remarked counsel before Independent engtfieiers his appeal before the B.C. Court AHEAD «•fflcmle and the remains will be laid to Inspector Baird. and aproved, elicited the court, in of Appeal. Stuart Henderson ap At thla season it pays to Largest Cspactty tn Canada rest in Royal Oak Burial Park. The "It has been said that lowering questions. The city, he continued, at peared for appellant, and W. D. tS02 Store St. Phone 30» ;ate Mr. Van Decar was born in New assessments and boosting the rate tributed thé fault to the construction have a ton of coal ahead. York seventy-five years ago and is sur ED CENTRE OF would cause conflict with statutary and was backed by their engineer in Carter, K.C., for the Crown. May we look after your vived by his widow, two eons and one grandson. limitations of tax rate. AU-1 can that opinion, holding that the design requirements this week? say is that In the past ten years was workable if other matters were The remain* of the late Donald Fraser very few municipalities have come right. It Was against plaintiff as con Patterson, who passed away In thin anywhere near such limitations." tractor that defendant» asserted their city Monday morning, were forwarded rvei We have the largest select!», t of ADMINISTRATION METHODS grievance. e English Baby Carriages In aJ.C. last evening by the B.C. Funeral Com- GOOD FIR WOOD i*any to Gretifsll. Sask . where Inter Meetings Last Night Featured Mr. Baird touched on city manager The hearing continues, with E. C. gt40 Poe Coed Lead ment will take place. proposals, noting that many munlci Mayers, counsel for respondent yet LEMON. OONNASON CO. LIMITED JV ■-■"■J- By Commission Policy pallties have gone considerably to be heard. Phone 77 2834 Government St. STANDARD FURNITURE along the road of entrusting one COMPANY Debates man with authority to effect econ TWO APPEALS SETTLED 7 • —— The appeal in Pas hog ye. Theodore 711 Yatea Street Get Rid of omy, see leakages are stopped and Sweeten. Police ComttUsston policies pro efficiency promoted. and Coboloaet. one by plaintiff from vided two Saanich meeting* with in He told of one municipality where a ruling Mr. Justice W« A* Mae* the St< Piles—Now teresting debate* last night, ratepay when investigmtlw » ««vy muni- donald, was allowed. Chief Justice ers of Ward Three at the Gordon Macdonald dissenting. E. C. Mayers CHOtee SPECIMENS OF _ A box ef Pyramid Pile Supposito clpal loss, he had found that the ries le year beet frleed to step mad* Head Hall witnessing a crossfire be chairman of the finance committee appeared for plaintiff-appellant, and flentng pain, put eut the Ire ef tween ex-Reeve George Watson and had no knowledge of the duties of D. K. McTaggert for respondent. The burst»» soreness, relax protrusions Reeve Robert Macnicol as to the re the municipal officers, and "all along action Involved an agreement be and give you grateful esse and placement of Chief Brogan's Ford ART CURIOS comfort. Thousand* testify. Many the line" municipal losses had oc tween partner» operating at that time Jade. - Amber, Ivory Sou venire, ■ay Pyramid averted eperntiona. curred because of conflict of authori the Central Cafe in Vancouver, the At the Cedar Hill School in Ward dispute arising as to the disposition Chinese Baskets and Em Rep lato any drug store for a Me baa. ty and lack of fixture of responsibili One the question of reorganisation ty on officer» of the shares, held by each upon a broideries, etc. of the Saanich Police force resulted rearrangement of share capital. ’ 4n unanimity among all the, candi GET CROCKERY HERE It will pay you to visit Headaches! CITY FATHERS LACK FORE-» Th® second case at bar. that of dates as to the urgeqcy of a change SIGHT Victoria’s Most Interesting In personnel. Rex. vs. Fitzgerald plunged the court Show Place At the Gordon Head meeting an Mr. Baird agreed that, to a limited into a consideration of the Liqucr audience of nearly sixty men and extent, civic governments should Control Act a* to the right of Ctown Ask the One Who Burns It women heard Reeve Macnicol give a have primary authority within their confiscation of vehicles In which AT QUITTING SALE PRICES resume of the past year's work, and limits, but reminded the realtors that liquor is alleged to have been found Lee Dye & Co. the prime source of authority was The appeal was one by Alfred Fitz 715 View St. Phono t34 Headaches! were wltnensea to Mr. Watson’s offer to donate $199 to the Saanich Health the Provincial Government, which gerald from a decision of Mr. Justice Centre If the present Reeve could was entrusted with the protection of D. A. McDonald who upheld th» China Cups and Saucera with 62-piece Dinner Bet, white with Do you know that 70% of all prove an assertion that the 1923 Po minorities and with the future and light blue band. 6 for...... 90* gold line ...... ,....$11.95 headachoK are line to malformed BLACK lice Commission had replaced Chief permanent Interests of the city, Fancy Floral China Cupa and 97.-piece ...... ,$19.85 Brogan's car In December of that which he declared past history to Saucera, each ...... SO* Glass Syrup Juge, reg. $1.10 eyes? Eyes iu need of proper year. Mr. Watson declared that he show had on occasion been imperilled Heavy White Cupa and Saucers, for •tê glasses. We will thoroughly was not responsible for the failure by councils In favor of immediate O for ...... DO* of Clerk Sewell to keep minutes of Distress iJirge Variety of Fancy examine your eye* and explain BUT Large White Meat Platters, reg. . all greatly reduced. 'tit.? meeting which regularly author In closing Mr. Baird praised as $1.00 for ...... 69c* why. (liasses net prescribed Un ised the purchase of the car. "unselfish workers, as a rule under After Eating China for Painting, one-third oft FINANCE COMMITTEE IGNORANT paid" the permanent municipal of Decorated Teapots, reg. $1.60 Pint Desorated Jugs, reg. $1.00 less absolutely necessary. - tW6'... .".Ti...... $1.00 for .v;; ...... 60* Reeve Macnicol retorted that his ficiale of the Province. He declared buen as gisenees. Moating, neicn- CLEAN Covered Vegetable Dishes $1.10 Fancy Hand-painted Mayoiuriae charge against his predecessor was these men to have been 9ne of thc big. sour wigs, heartburn end for a not especially concerned with his moet steadying forces in municipal Decorated Pint Juga. reg. $1.00 Bowls, reg. $2.99 for $1.10 lion as a member of the Police O ... affairs In the trying times of the beovbiiue, due to Indlgeetioo. ere for ...... SO* Hand-painted China Tea Set, Our Coal is black—natur mission. In making the exchange of past ten years. but the etonierh curings lor 42-piece Blue Willow Dinner reg. $30.00 for...... $14.90 HIGGINBOTHAM’S care for tge chief at the expense of After eleven years, of expeaiencc Phone 866 , Bet ...... $7.98 Pyrex Cawerole. reg,__$4 Happy New Year ally—and it's clean also. Saanich, but was chiefly based op Mr. Baird declared he had found for ...... Stebart Bldg.. 746 Yates St ex-Reeve Watson's failure, as a STUARTS 97-piece Blue Willow Dinner Very little occasion for critlciem of Glass Mixing Bowia, Successors to member bf the Council finance com municipal councils on grounds of Set ...... $21.60 By “clean” we mean free mittee, to Inform that spending body economy or policy. "I would like to Dyspepsia Tablets Glass Butter Diebee, each . .26* Shaving Mugs. reg. $1.00 f toAT of the purchase, made while Saan preach the gospel of disabusing the as possible from slate, stone ich was allowing the chief 469 month minds of the public of the laqjk of Sr ""■!!!• ■rt’n». mJ’Jîfr Everything Reduce We Are Quitting ly for the use of his car. confidence they very often have in JORDAN and other waste. At the Cedar Hill school gathering wseHswa. give the afceeadi aa aDumne their governing bodies,” said Mi. effect that erttfce U te Hue aid 4*w- of forty Ward One residents, the Po tioa. You then leans jam may est pie. lice Commission candidates and Com Baird. E. ANDERNACH ENfRGICIANS missioner Charles King were the In thanking Mr. Baird. President 1306 Government Street 1WS Cook Street Wilier Walker 4 Sons, Lti centre of Interest. T. K. Harrop de Forman recalled the legislative lack clared that he had been convinced of of action on Victoria’s Private Bill, R. A. Brown OH lee epen Tuesday and Saturday Oldest Coal Dealers In B.C., (Opposite Colnmbis Theatre » «35 Feet St. 'Phene‘«K? the necessity of a change being made and urged Mayor Pendray and the In the personnel of the Saanich po council to strengthen Controller Mac AT ALL DRUGGISTS Crockery, Hardware i lice force, and disapproved of the ac donald’» authority over t-lYlc ad - tion of the 1124 commission in placing. ministration. , 6 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WE DNKSDAY, JANUARY 7, 192.» == =*= 1 lb. Pneh Liver Vi lb. Vice Bacon ...... 20* Value ...... 7:...... 35* , for 23c v - IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN - Children Ciyfo Ftwh Caught Flounder*, lb...... 10* Nabob Tea, lb...... OttC Aatley'e Self-raising Fleuri tin Dutch Cleanser, tin ...... ,'.'.11* large packet ...... EASTERN CANADA ' Del Mente Temate Catsup, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL CHAMPION WOMAN Dead Durable Steve ■rushes, large bottle ...... each ...... 20* Fele Naptha Soap, 8 bars Mies Dora Donogh has returned ter Arthur Pender, of South Pender, EXPLOITING WEST, from a visit to her slater. Mrs. who have spent the holiday season MUSHER OF WORLD .35* Hamilton Aspln of Vancouver. with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Spalding, st Candi Genuine French Castile I p, large bar > f South Pender. Extra large bar ...... Rev. William Martin of London. *♦*. ■** SAYS FARM WOMAN Ontario, is the guest of hie sister, Mn. The children's cantata, which was Btraith, 36 .Woes Street, for a few presented at Port Washington last weeks. week under the direction of Mrs. Psychology of Railway Cor ■ 4 '4 , Davenport, proved most successful Late Miss Nellie Cashman MOTHER:- Fletcher's Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Partridge and entertaining. All the children H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LTD. conducted their parts with confi Castor» is especially prepared porations and Western of 1714 Hampshire Road are receiv “Grub-staked” Present Mil ing. congratulations on ' the birth of dence. and presented a very pretty 612 Fort St. 8-Uh.r^Jbyvl.1^. Crops Deeded scene as green and white fairies, with lionaire Mine-owners to relieve Infants in arms and ITS. a «on on January 4. ~ ~ * 4 , 4 Santa Claus and Mrs. Santa Claus Children all ages of Constipa •• Frutts 6623 - - Brandon, Jan. 7 (Canadian Press) playing the leading roles. At the Mr. J. P. Dougherty, Iqggector of conclusion of the programme the Funeral services were held this tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic —The possibility of serious friction Insurance, returned from wincouver between Eastern and Western Can genial Saint distributed gifts from a morning over the remains of Miss this morning, where he has been on glittering Christmas tree, and the and Diarrhea ; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by ada was suggested to-day by Mrs. Nellie Caihman, pioneer mining business for the past week. evening concluded with refreshments regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of James Elliott, president of the and a dance. woman of Alaska and the Yukon, Vnlted Farm Women of Manitoba. In Mr. Harold Finland and Mr. Leslie + 4> 4- Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. i! BENEFIT OUNCE FOB her annual address |o the annual Banders have returned to the Uni who died at Bt. Joseph's Hospital on A special holiday whist drive was Ask Your Doctor convention of that association. "The versity of Washington. Seattle, after held in the Hope Bay Hall on Decem Sunday evening at the age of eighty attitude of Eastern to Western Can- spending the holidays with their years. The cortege left St. Joseph's To avoid imitations, always look tor the signature of to phone SO. We will deliver ber 26. There were eight tables, and ads," she said, "is strikingly similar parents. the prises were awarded ah follows: Hospital at 8.45. proceeding to Bt tfarjptos -Jfo Opiatra. Physicians everywhere « it your medicine to your door CRIPPLED ATHLETE to the attitude of Great Britain to 4- + + First ladles', Mrs. Myers; second Andrew's Roman Catholic Cathedral, the United State» prior to the revo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown (nee ladles'. Misa DeBergh; consolation. MacFarlane Drag Co. ■ V.I.A.A. Lady Swimmers Plan lution. The colonies were looked Lucie Collier) of Vancouver, who Miss Hilda Ixogan; first gent»’. W. C. where mass and funeral service was upon by the people of Great Britain have been visitors at the Empress Mollleon; second gents', R. H. Atie.h- conducted by Rev. Father Wood tn Hotel, left yestdMay afternoon for Corner Douglas and Johnson Affair to Aid Billy Muir with one or two notable exceptions terlonle; consolation, Arthur Tolputt. the presence of a few intlmAte as a happy hunting ground for ex^ Seattle. 4 + 4 I A benefit dance In aid of Billy ploltation. the extraction of wealth1 4 + f Mrs Walton Rowerman, with her friends and members of the Order MRS. SNOWDEN MS Miss M. A. Ellison, who has been of Blet ere of Be. Ann. Interment was j Muir, the local diver who waa seri and the imposition of owners' taxes. little son, Elmer, has accompanied One cannot help but wonder if his visiting her niece, Mrs. Tyrell-God her parents. Mr. apd Mrs. Myers, of made at Ross Bay Cemetery, the pall ously Injured a couple of years ago, bearers Including Messrs. R. K. will be held at the Caledonia Hall. tory will repeat itself and the attl- m»n. for tho wMk-ond. returned to High River. Alto., to Tacoma, where ♦ *»f the East ultimately force the her home in Vancouver yesterday they witt visit relatives for a month. Burner. J. Hlavln. G. Ouillemaud and ON SOVIET REGIME View Street, on Saturday evening O. K. Gulllemaiid. from 8.30 to 11.30. Mrs. VV. H. Davies people of the West to seek some form afternobn. 4 -r-" -r Miss Ethel Khaw, of Victoria, has of the V.I.A.A. Is the convener of the vi »« u-government. Such a suicidal Miss Marguerite Sanderson, who Tucson. Arts., Jan. -7.—The career Says Government Greatest dance, and she has been promised the policy Is to be deprecated." been visiting Mrs. B. G. Amies for the has been spending the holidays with page week. of a woman who commanded the Tyranny on Earth. assistance of several of the city's best CHOWS NEST AND CROPS her mother. Madame Sanderson- respect of that rough and ready ele kiMiwn lady swimmers. + + + Mrs. Elliott said she deprecated Mongin left for Vernon yesterday to Mr*. H. E. Boyce returned home ment which prospects for gold from Fredericton. N.H.. Jan. 7—That the Milk The newly formed five-piece Arca yesterday after having spent Christ - Arizona to the Arctic regions of dian orchestra will supply the mualc "the lack of true co-operation be resume her studies. Russian Government was an evil sr/a/mfa, tween those who depend for their + + + mas and New Year with her daugh Uanada and Alaska, was closed to Predictions Mai#e For Record for the dance and as the orchestra la Mr. Eden Qualnton, who* is on in government and the greatest tyranny Invalida, sustenance on the producer, and the ters, Mrs (Dr.) McPhec, In Nanaimo, day1' when the body of Miss Nellie Year of Progress in 1925 on the face of the earth, when she made up of some of the best musi structor in history at the Washing and Mr*. Grace Kbutt in Iadner. Cashmere was lowered into its grave Children*. cians of the city It Is expected that It producer on .whom all the labor and visited that country four years ago, The Aged risk falls." ton University, left yesterday after 4 -t- 4 „ In Victoria. B.C. Friend* to-day will prove popular with the dancers. noon for Seattle to resume hie At the annual meeting of the Pres recalled the days of 1877 when Miss and remains so. but that economi Rich Milk, Melted Grain Eat. in paeder. The Caledonia Hall has recently been "It would be Interesting," she con cally the country was slowly making tinued, "to know the psychology of classes at the university. byterian Church congregation last (’ashman came to Arlsona, following Canada Faces Era of Pros Digestible — No Cooking. A Light Ltrack decorated, which together with Its - —:---- —• -i- -——4------~- •ok, it wee decided to ask the ses the lure of gtrtdr------— progrès*, was stated here list night excellent spring floor, should make it ralistgy corporations and the reac sion to negotiate with the Presbytery perity and Bright Future In her first public address in Canada tion of their minds when the news of Mr. C. W. Fillmore rtf Winnipeg In the early eighties she "grub cn ideal setting for one of the most has been spending a few days in Vic Immediately in an effort to sëcure a staked" several of the state's pres under the auspices of the National popular dances of the season. Tickets abundant crops reach their ears. One regular minister. In the meantime Council of Education by Mr*. Philip wonders if any attempt would have toria as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ent millionaire* on the gamble that Upwards of three hundred mem can be obtained at Empire Realty Co., C. W. Bradshaw. Albany Road, prior Mr. Fry and Mr. St ebbing* have con they would find a “strike In the- Snowden, wife of the Chancellor of Death of Farmer in 841 Fort Street. been made to challenge the rein sented to fill the vacancy as they bers of the staff of the Hudson's Bay the Exchequer in the late British statement of the Crow's Nest agree to leaving for California to spend the Tombstone goldfield." loiter she Winter months. have been doing since the death of used the money returned by these Company's store sat down to a ban I X VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925 THOSE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNECTING ALL DEPTH. JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE To keep stocks well assorted and thoroughly up-to-date it is the policy of this store to clear out all broken assortments previous to taking Inventory at the end of the month.^ It is your opportunity tp secure seasonable merchandise in our usual dependable quality at prices that have been substantially reduced. Tire sale continues with every department offering the most remarkable bargains. Read our advertisements daily and watch our window displays X Household Hardware at Thursday Morning Special Thursday Morning Special Extraordinary Values in Women’s 0 to 11.30 Girls’ Coats at January Reductions 0 to 1130 January Savings Large Size White Turkish On the Lower Main Floor you will find Values to $5.56 for many opportunities for saving on House Fur-trimmed Coate Bath Towels, 98c Toilet Waters hold Hardware of the most dependable quality. This offering call* for early shop $3.79 Values to $2.25. ping. Thick soft Bath Towels of Morning Special 98c Values to $35.00 for $1935 a reliable English make. CloneYy woven pile, ensuring good wear; Made from good quality blanket No phone or mail orders pleaae rise 28x52; regular $1.26. cloth, in belted style, with con - —Main Floor Fine quality velour and cut Sale Price, each 98c vertible collar; others with velour coat*, with large fur —Main Floor deep cape collar, lined through jT collars and cuffs. Some .r out with flannelette. Come in show bands of embroidery shades of scarlet, tan taupe and on shirts and sleeves; others blue : sizes 2 to 6 years. Values are trimmed with pin tucks, to 65.50. Sale Price .. .63.70 pleats, buttons and handsome banking. Shown in all the MÜ —Second Floor All Copper Wash Boilers Special Children’s Silk Seeks, 65c 64.96 season's best , shades r,- lined MIX /v. throughout. Sizes 16 to 38. Helf colors, with self turn-down tops. Heavy Gauge Copper Boiler with «Irons .. spliced heels and toes; In shades ef wood handle gripe, elite 9. Only slightly Sale 1‘rice ...... 619.95 Girls’ Plaie Tailored Coals, Values to $1750 hello,, sand, pink, sky, romper, dark more than the xprlcc of a tin boiler. Will brown. Bizes 6 to $. January Hale give many years' service. High Grade Fur-trimmed Price, per pair ...... *...... 66* Hole Prien . . <«.. ^rr.~r,TY $4.95 Goats; Values to 649.60, • Pure Linee Damask Table for $113$ Tor 629.96 Tailored Coats iu durable quality plaids, smart tweeds and Children’s All Weel Hoes, Wo Ceiling Clothes Driers Three-quarter 4-1 rib wool, with fancy Six feet long, with five bars, providing a Cloths and Napkins Mide from all wool duvetyn, blanket cloth, convertible collar and all round belt, slash or turn-down tope: have splloed heels and drying spare of SO feet. Complete with Size Still Kale Price ...... »l.g5 novelty pockets, in shades of tan, n*Vy and grey, sizes 6 to toes and come in shades of grey, navy rope and pulley. AA velour cloth, polo, Teddy- bear and other new fabrics. Slme 61x64. Hale Price ...... 02.75 12 years. Values to $17.50. *11 AO black or cream; slçes 6% to it4. Sale I‘rice ...... excursion rates are valid one year from BAIBERIONFORLOCAICONCERN the date of sailing, effective from Jaau- . lids Asked For **6wing to the fact that the British Empire exhibition at Wembley wUl be continued this year, the Atlantic ship B.C. Cement Company Learn* of Caria’s Departure Removal of Ship ping concerns feel that this will maaa another big year for passenger traffle. From Old Country Port To-day; Vessel Will Arrive San Francisco, Jan. 7.—Bide for the Last year was one of the greatest removal of the Associated OU Company travel years ever recorded. I ! tender A Men Anderson, which sank In Here Early Next Month, Officials Expect. shallow water near Avon, a few miles east and north of San Francisco, some time ago, were asked yesterday by Fed eral officials here. The tanker was The British Columbia Cement Company’s new steamship, the destroyed by an explosion and fire on October 29 last and the hulk turned ovei Caria, left Newcastle for this port to-day, with a capacity cargo by the company to the underwriters, who In turn abandoned it to the Gov of freight for ports on this coast, and will arrive early in February. ernment. The position of the vessel la She has about 400 tons of general merchandise for Balfour, said to be a menace to navigation. %: Guthrie and Company, of Vancotlver apd the, remainder of her The Pacific Mali steamship Colombia EAT NO SWEETS scheduled to sail from here Thursday freight is for her owners. for NSW York via Central American The Caria will operate in conjunction with the steamer Teco, >orta and Havana with a full passenger Saji Glass of Salts Helps to —— 1st and more than 2,000 tone of cargo. Overcome Rheumatism a vessel of 300 tons capacity, which lies at Yarrows’ Ltd. Esqui At Champertco the vessel will take on 1.000 tons of coffee for New York dis Add mau, at the present time. These two ships will be sufficient to charge. ______carry on the trade of the company by which they arc owned, and The coastwise steamship Curacao Rheumatism is easier to avoid than will ply in coast waters. ______sailed from here last night for l’ortjgnd to cure, states a well-known after undergoing repairs to a damaged authority. We are advised to dress Official* of the company received steering gear caused by ice Jams in the warmly, keep the feet dry. avoid ex word from the Old Country this H.M.8. REPULSE Columbia River while on her trip south. posure. and above all, drink plenty of morning that their ship had Just left. After overhaul on completing her crulee with the British Special Service Squadron, H.M.S. Reptile* Mae been recommissioned *t Portsmouth, The repairs were completed in fast time good water and avoid eating sarosts She Is heading directly for the SCHEDULE CHANCE hero to-day so as to allow the vessel England, as from December 81, and will be used to conyey the Prince of Wales to South Africa. She is a sister ship to H.M.S. Renown, which conveyed to leave on scheduled time. of all kind. Canary Island, where she will refuel, Rheumatism la caused by body and then proceed* to the Panama His Royal Highness to India. waste and acids resulting from food From the offices of Canadian The Repulse was berthed at Ogden Point during the Cost's visit Mtilift Jm Henni ee*UatA>y W* routejo Vlc^ 'HUtiwaye 4*eee comes CUSTOMS OFFICER fermentation. It is the function of word of the change of schedule of the kidneys to filter this poison from She is a motorshlp. attaining an the vessels operating on the coast clared. "Approaching the problem in a good passenger list aboard as well. IS SENTENCED FOR the blood and cast it out in the urine; suers»# sihshI of tin knot* per hour, Weather on the Pacific vis not ex the pores of the skin are also a means and was built in 1920 by one of Great for trig Government, the Prince that spirit, much can he" done."™ John and the Prince Rupert. The pected to delay the vessel to any ex ACCEPTING BRIBE of freeing the blood of this impurity. Britain's greatest firms of ship He said that as a result of a recent tent, for reports from the ocean say In damp and chilly cold weather the former, which sails to the Queen CUE TO BEGIN conference with the mortgage loas« PRESIDENT GRUNT builders, Cammell, Laird and Com- that conditions at sea are very fair, Honolulu. Jan. 7.—Frank Bi Island, skin pores are closed, thus forcing y. of Birkenhead. England The Charlotte Islands, has had her associations, the agricultural popula boarding officer, indicted w|th three January 8 sailing from Vancou and that they ..should pot. impede the kidneys to do double work; they Co is also a motorshlp and both tion might reasonably took for some shipping. v other custom house officers, on a charge become weak and sluggish and fail are very inexpensive ships to operate ver, cancelled, and will not leavw reduction in interest charges and of accepting a bribe of $600 for permit ting a trunk to come ashore without to eliminate this waste and add*, for this reason, if for no other. They the mainland port for the north long term loans at lower Interest Ci OPERATIONS AGAIN which keep* accumulating and cir ern Islands until January 10. examination from the steamer President are sea-worthy little ships, but the rates payable on the amortization Cleveland on May 24 last. Was sentenced culating through the system, eventu new vessel will be superior to the After that date she will sail regu basis, as a reality in the not far dis to six months’ imprisonment with hard ally settling in the Joints and muscles, older vessel In almost every way. larly, once eath fortnight. She tant future," if certain conditions labor and ordered to pay a fine of $500 causing stiffness, soreness and pain, leaves on the following days for BY WEEK'S FINISH OF RECORD VALUE SHIP COMPLETING and costs. The other officers, who with called rheumatism. the north: January 10 and 24. Iillsland, were suspended from the cus AT LOWEST COST tom* service when the charge* At- the first twinge of rheumatism February 7 and 21, March 7 and Sets High Cargo Mark For brought, will be sentenced Uniting Contest OLD, BUT OH MY Nurmi Finds U.S. A SECOND “FITZ"? Is Expected When 113 Runs To Take Pictorial Golf Instruction Fields Easy And On Jungle Mates Mix Second Test Game », H. ». MARTIN Will Stay Awhile |r Sec Thought Tigers and Cougars Will Cross Had Four Wickets in Hand USE THE SQUARE STANCE Great Finnish Runner Won Both Races Last Night in Sticks at Arena To-night in When Stumps Were Drawn THE Grim Battle To-day at Melbourne Record-breaking Time Home days ago we offered somo comment on the unique situation which has arisen In the Western mm Canada Hockey League on the ref Calgary Club is Going Good, Sutcliffe Scores Second Cen Joie Ray Could Not Hold-Finn eree question. It will bo recalled that we urged that players be subjected While Victoria Plans Come tury of Match, Equalling in Mile; Ritola Outclassed in to a stiffer form of discipline and K called on President Richardson to back Over Saturday • Bardsley’s Record Three-mile strengthen the handa of hto three ar bitrators. Carl Battel!, A. B. Cook and Mickey Ion. 4- -I- «*• Cougar* v*. Tigers. That's the at Melbourne. Jan. 7 (Canadian Press Madison Square Garden, New York, Most Good Since then there has been a stream traction at the Arena to-night and • RUSTY- CRAWFORD Cable, via Reuter's).-r-WTth four jUn. 7 (Associated Press)—Paavo It should be the best of the eesso-i of comment from the different cities wickets to fall. England require* 113 PLAYERS AP. Nurmi. Finland's super-runner, an eo far. in the hockey sense Crawford is gn runs for victory over Australian in In the loop. The sport writer» are all Mickey Ion will set these two rivals nounced last night^after hla record- taking a w hack at the problem and old man. Y-qp're getting old in that the second cricket test match ot PPOACH WITH of the jungles at each other at 8.30 games when you turn thirty years of present series. Commencing the last smashing double triumph In the President Richardson should be able •'eloolt, the hour In force last year, age and -by the time you reach innings, of the contest late yesterday,. - Finnish-American games that he to pick out one good path to follow. Eddie O.aman, leader of the Tigers, THEIR SIDE. To T 4“ 4* thirty-five you're supposed to turn the touriste ha* scored 54 rune for * woiild remain in America until April arrived In town yesterday to look up the loss of one wicket out of a total Dick Gibson, sports writer of tfcq up your toes. There are exceptions THE. Hole MICKEY WALKER his old friends, but the rest of the to the rule, however, and one of them 372 required to Win tKe game. or May, engaging in several more In Regina Poet, suggests that the ref club did not get In until to-day. Stubborn defensive play by HutrltiTe. door races and then probably trying erees be switched about. He think» Eddie Is looking pretty fit and says Is Crawford vH. Ilk* the old brook, seem* to go on forever. He" is hav who was unbeaten at the end of the his fortune outdoors before return that ion should he sent to the prairies he is now a defence mar.. For years ««Y. wlth another Century to his ing to hls native land. away from the Influence of the Coast, Eddie was the beet right wing man ing hls best season this year and is "They were two •-isÿ victories." so good that he is a regular and will credit, was mainly responsible for Walker Has Chance that Battell, who Is a Moose -law In the Pacific coaat Hockey Associ England's favorable position at the Paavo declared, smilingly, in refer man. should come to the Coeet and ation. but age has slowed him up and start at left wing to-night for Cal enced to hie trturhphs over Ray and gary.....Crawford Is an exceptionally end of to-day’s play, the total stand that Cook, who la from a “suburb now he has dropped bick. to the de- ing at 359 rune for six wickets. Ritola. of) < ’algary. should go to Saskatche fence. taking the place of Bobby fast man and excels at back-check Hls next appearance .will be in the To Repeat Success ing. He will be a continual source of 4 Sutcliffe, who had scored 114 runs wan. Gibson suggests that Ion be re Benson, who has been sold to Boston. when stumps were drawn, equalled Municipal A A. Games here January. moved from the Coast because Re NO PREDICTIONS worry to the Cougars while he is on 15. after which he will take part in the ice. Rardsley'e hitherto unique feat of gina gets unfair treatment from hie “Well. J don't know." commented scoring a century In each Innings of the Mllirose A.A. Carnival. January Of Freckled “Bob" hands. Eddie when asked as to his club's a test match between the two coun 27 to 28,- both In Madison Square 4>x 4- 4* chances to-night 'Tvs been In the tries which was made in England in Garden. To Gibson*» complaint against Ion. game too long to go predicting things. 190». when the Australian made 136 Welterweight Will Meet Mc- George Macintosh, sport» editor of AU I can say is we're going to travel WMwet Basket h iin.i 130. It was also his third con New York. Jan. 7.—Paavo Nurmi, The Edmonton Journal, has the fbl- the way. We know the Cougars secutive JflU match, century. The famous__Finnish__Oj y mni ç ma rvel. Tigue. Light Heavyweight luwing to say» "Gibson Is in errer * have à classy machine, and that their Englishman, who hit 176 runs In the opened his American m^oor cam- when he stale* that Mickey Ion I» reversal at the hands of Vancouver on first innings of the*present game, paign victoriously last night when he Champ, To-night unpopular wlm the prairie team»- Sou Saturday night waa no Indication that first Half Girls gave a remarkable exhibition of captured a spectacular mile race In may not be vefy much of a favorite they have slipped. The beat team» tcoacUy gpd determination to-day world's record time from.six jrhatis, with Regina, but he has always got have their off nights and then come against the clever Australian bowl the first of two races In which he along well with the other team*. So back with a bang. We are Just wor Rally and Win Out ing. Resuming this morning with 12 wss featured at the Fiimtah-Ameri New Tech Jen. 7.—Mickey Walker world's welterweight champion, will far as the Esks are concerned, they ried that the Cougars may come back runs to hls credit, he presented a can games. climb two steps out of his class to maintain 'that Mickey Is the beet at ut with a roar to-night."4 strong defence, taking two hours and Nurmi won by three yards from night. when he meets Mike McTigue, official of the lot, and although he The Calgary Tigers are going good St. Aldan’s Completely Fooled fort y-five minutes for h|s first 50 Joie Ray, former American mile world's light heavyweight champion, tn ha* been severe enough when It now. said Eddie. "We have ; guyed a runs. He hit eleven boundaries. champion, in one of the greatest In a twelve-round no-decision bout in the cpmes to handing but penalties to lot of in and out hockey this Weason. One of the features of the match door races ever held, and clipped a Newark Armory. The welter king has Christ Church; Mets Lose everything to gain and nothing to lose Edmonton, every one of Kenny Mac but everyone Is going good now/’ he so far ha* been the number of play full second from the former record In this match. By knocking out Mc kenzie's players assert that he t resta remarked Out to St. Andrew’s ers retired on "leg before wicket" ------\ Q made by Ray In 1919. Tigue or winning on a foul Walker can ever yteam alike, ^a a general thing, Eddie la very pleased that he has decisions. In the Australians' second AcT»A>AL WST»OCTlfM //. ^ The Finn's time was 4.13 3-5. capture the 175-pound crown. ion he* more control over the players his Crew hack in first place, where he innings, three men returned to the A TERRIFIC PACE - un the other hand, the knockout vic than any referee who has ever rung contends they belong. A win for the pavilion for this infringement, and tory for McTigue would still leave Nurmi conquered one of the fast Walker king of the 147rpounders. as the a l.ell or tooted a whistle here. Ed Cougar* to-night will bring the clubs St. Aldan* Intermediate girls won in to-day’s play four Englishmen out Most good golfers turn their left side to the hole when about to make an est ' fields ever gathered together In light-heavyweight champion is not elig monton players and fan» alike are Into joint possession of the premier of the six who lost their wickets remarkable game from*the Christ approach of fifty or seventy-five yards. They fool that m doing thla they America, and, in demonstrating that ible for the welterweight division. well satisfied when Ion 1» in charge, berth. While a ww for the Ttgem wtft were oat on similar decisions. tlfrough thé ■ mer nrc two "divisions Church team at the Memorial Hall can line up the hole better than by taking an open stance and almost facing he had lost none of hls dazzling whether the team is playing at home push them well out Into the lead. last night by 13-9. The Cathedral Olympic speed In hie first Indoor test, apart, there will not he a great differ or on the road. END THÉ JINX BOYS girl* run away In the first ‘few the pin. The advantage in a side view of the hole Is twofold. One can. by ence tn their weight when they step In the square stance, gel an accurate line on the hole and need have no fear of set a pace *0 fast that two of hls to the ring. McTtgue, really a middle The Cougars are anxious to win to minutes and Kathleen Wootton and Foley Masters Best rivals were forced to drop out. while weight. will scale near the 16»-pound Itoss Cameron, sports editor of the night's game, not only for the sake Alice Code scoring 6 points. St. going wrong. There Is also the tendency to keep the head down until the ltay and Lloyd Hahn. Boston A.A., mark, while Walker will come in around Saskatoon Star, has a good word for of shifting up Into the same bunk Aidons failed to secure a single point club has completed Its work. Alex. Smith says that this Is by fur the better who finished third, were outclassed 153. Ion. He come» out with a bouquet for with the Tigers, but also to bring to In the first period and appeared to Boxer of Mountains way to learn the game and after one learns golf the chances are that they Over the last lap Ray tried desper •OB FITZSIMMONS DID IT Mickey while dealing with the rough- an end the Jinx which the Calgary have defeat waiting for them. will not feel the temptation to make a change later on. ately to catch the "Phantom Finn." If Walker succeeds In stopping Mc house in Regina, when Abble Newell club has exercised over them for the In the second period, table* were but the little American, despite one Tigue within the twelve-round limit and put Scott out, and the Capitals turned and the Mount Tolmic girls And Retains Laurels (Copyright 1824 "by The Bell Syndicate Inc.) Uitreoy winning the world's 176-pound bounced the Saskatoon Sheiks past yeor. Twice last season the of the greatest races of hls life. In crown. It will he the second time in Tigers came here and walked over made a determined effort to win. which he also bettered (he time of boxing history that a fighter ha* held badly that two of them had to be put the Victoria crew. Of course the Basket after basket was scored ; the Seattle, Jan. 7.—Vic Foley, bantam hls former world's record, could not tw« title* In such widely-separated divi tn hospital. Cameron.ask» that New Cougars are much more formidable •core was tied and the Cathedral weight" ’champion of Canada, can catch tho Invader. sions In 1897 Bob Fitzsimmons, middle ell be thrown out of the league be this year, and It Is possiblo that the girls left 3 points behind when the claim the intermountain champion Matte Suspended; Ray was clocked In 4.14 flat a* weight champion, won the heavyweight cause he is a 'bad man" and boasts final whistle blew. A GOOD BOY NOW title by «topping Jim Corbett, worm will turn. ship as well. If that means anything, compared with hls old mark ot 4.14 The physical measuresments of the of It. * lister Patrick has given his club Referee H. Estlin. a* the result of hls six-round victory Moran Signed and 3-5. Here Is part of Cameron*» com The teams were: 8t Aldan*—Katie two champions follow: two stiff workouts this week, snd over Dixie La Hood of Butte, in the 80 hot was the pace that Leo Lar- McTigue. Walker. ment: "We dislike to make invidious hopes hls boys have shaken all the Hill 7, Elsie Thomson. Dorothy main event at the Crystal Pool last rlves. Holy Cross star, and F. Lewen- 32 ..'...... 23 Comparisons but a leaf from the note cobwebs out of their systems and will Rendte 2. Thyra McRae, MS Vickers night. Lehman in Shape dnhl. a countryman of Nurmi, dropped 160 ...... Weight ...... 151-15$ book of Mickey Ion might well be get off on the right foot to-night. 1. and Daisy Lindsay 2. 1,» Hood, n strong, shifty youigster. out several laps from the finish. 5 ft. 10% in...... Height .... . 6 ft. 6% adopted by the other referee» on the There will be no more dilly-dallying Christ Church—K. Wooton 6. Alice started off well and looked good up Vancouver, Jan. 74—Suspension RAN THEM TO DEATH 16 ...... Neck ...... L 15 prairie circuit. Mickey doe* not pre Code 4, D. Clayton. K. Atherton, B. * ------of Joe Matte for one week with 72...... Reach ...... «7% on the ice or the Cougars will be the fourth round, but from the Nurmi faced a field of six Anrieri- 40 ...... Chest (nor.) ...... 40 tend to see everything, but figuring yanked and put to sleep on the bench. Copeman. E. Bonabla and M. Mitchell. fourth on Foley gave him a lesson- out pev and the acquirement of can.s and one other Finnish entry' *t ... Chest (exp.) *...... 45 every effect has a cause he sends Amby Moron, of tho Regina team, 44 ...... Lester has decided to start Clem 8T. ANDREW'S MEN WIN in the art of fighting. the start. He set most of the pace 11% ...... Forearm ...... 11 both players in an Instance like this, Lough!in and the red-haired lad. Foley did all of the work from the was announced te-doy by Frank • for the first six tops, when Ray 14 ...... 13% heavier penalty than the one he Patrick •• the firct direct step» ...... Thigh ...... 21 Fraser, on the defence, with Haider- St. Andrew's senior men won a first .round to the last: did practi ? challenged and shot out Into a ten- ::::: catches, having In mind the players* fast game from the Mete by 36-22. to inject enthusiasm into the 8 sen doing the blanket act at the cally all of the leading: landed by yard lead. Hahn followed*Ray and 7% ...... Wrist...... 7 reputations. There Is never any start. The forwards will comprise The first period was very evenly far the most punches, and won four Maroons and to strengthen th# Nurmi ran In third place until the trouble anywhere when the coast club for next week's tilts with * ...... Ankle...... 4% the old line which did service last contested, the score reading 18-14 of the six rounds. La Hood had a «ast lap. when he took command and 11% ...... Calf ..... ------12% teams play, as they have learned by year. M Peking. Frederick son and at halt time. In the second period St. slight shade. If any. in the second Saekateen. won virtually as- he pleased, look Metis was disciplined for Indif experience that they can't get away Hart. This Is the line that ran Andrews showed to better advantage round, and won tho third by quite. ing hack over, hls ehoUl 1er and ap with very much and thus they form through Regina for two goals in the and soon increased their leatf.' margin. Foley won the first, the ' ferent playing. parently having plenty In reserve. Hugh Lehman, veteran goal- a habit of playing hockey all the first three minutes. Walker. Foy- Referee, Bob. Whyte. fourth by a mile, the fifth and sixth Less than two hours later Nurmi Amateur Hockey time. ■toh and the whirling dervisher, An The teams were: 8t. "Andrews— by margins. •keeper, hee almost entirely re returned to the boards to run away covered from the attack of "The fact that games In Saskatoon derson, will form the substitute line. E- Squire 8. R. Wood 20. H. Estlin 4. La Hood landed hls best punçhes ten, hi- .-..unmnjnn,Willie JUtoIn. with the. coaat team* are clean la. the •OME DEFENCE TO 'BUST ~ ‘ ^ Smith * and w. Erickson: — - tn thr secdfid aha third rounds He ut 5.6Ô0 metres in a fought out best proof possible that the Sheika Mets—C. Lewis 10. N. Redman 2. caught Vic with a beautiful left hook out ef the game ae far thie sea exclusively between the two doughty Games Arranged Calgary will present Its great de son and may play next Monday. play clean hockey when they have fence pair, reckoned as one of the K. Knott 10. I. McComb, O. McCtomb to the stomach in the third, and with Finns. the opportunity. All club owners and beet in hockey. "Red" Dutton, whom and A. Pendray. a short right to the chin. He got In Nurmi shattered two records In the the league president should realize Frank Patrick declares lé a better MIDGETS WIN few more good licks In the third. mile run and the third In the 6.000- For Next Week the rough stuff does not pay and If Vlv camp out with hls Irish up in metre race, and In each Instance he defence man than either Joe Simpson The Mldggts junior boys easily de the Idea has not sunk In through a the fourth and proceeded to stagger Royal Oaks Win displaced marks which Ray, former sporting point of view It soon will of Edmonton and Art Duncan uf feated the Christ Church Highfliers, the Butte hoy with a right to the Vancouver, because he not only Is a king of American mllers, had put on Colonists Will Meet Tillicums; through the box office. the score being 18-6. chin and a left to the same spot. Both the record book*. good scorer and has the great knack Referee McPherson. "One unchecked player can start a of breaking up opposing rushes with drove La Hood Into the ropes and Hls time for the 1.500 metres was vicious circle. It goes around the The teams were: Midgets— J. were as clean blows as were struck Two Games From 3.56 1-5. as compared with Ray's Shells to Hook MP With rapidity, but Is only twenty-five Williamson 8, G. Williamson 6. A. during the fight. league, club owners find players years of age. and has many years of former record of 4.01 3-5, made last maimed and dismantled. What be- Howe 2. Mensles 2. and J. Wilson. year, while at the mile Nurmi's time Native Sons good hockey ahead of him, will ap Highfliers—Bissel 2. Bergstrom 2. mee of the Investment, to* say noth- pear wi»h Harry Oardlner. Saanich Rivals of 4.13 3-6 clipped a full second from S Topp, and Norrtngton. Los Angeles Now In the old murk Ray established In 1919. g of the sport? Messrs. Hosie and Behind this pair will be Hal Wink 1 The Bays Outlaws proved too Gangulsh. herding their gang of ler. the bald-headed custodian who Nurmi concluded his unprecedented On Monday night two amateur speedy for the St. Mark's five In the sweep when he broke the tape in the cripples, the maimed and the halt, was with .Edmonton last year. It Intermediate A. Stan Moore was in Field For Gibbons- West Road Won But One hookey games are scheduled with the aboard the train for Calgary Friday looks as though it will be a battle of 5.000-metre event In 14.44%, which Colonists meeting the Tillicums In shooting fonh for the Bays. bettered by ten seconds the record night with two of their area. Newsy shining domes, as "Happy" Holmes Game in Which They Held the first game, while the Shells will , Lalonde[ _and> and of Victoria does, not beast of much Firpo Ring Battle Ray hung up In 1919. hook up with the Native 8one In the , out of' the Vaine for~'an Indefinite more than a baseball head of hair— Opponents to One Point On hla way to this mark, however. Tîürral tatted by three seconds to second fixture. I period, should be In a mood to talk nine aside. These gents should have “AD-Blacks”™ Los Angeles. Jan. 7.—A move to me wewetee. who are Jubttant over i turv,y whj, president Richardson.- a keen tusait» for the ttU.i of the outbid London on the proposed ÏSÏ014ual the three-mile recor^ which their victory last week over the 4-4-4- leading bald-headed goalie In the Gibbons-Firpo fight has been started net In fm at M.1T ' Hhells, last year's champions, hope to i Macintosh, of The Edmonton Jour- world here by Dick Donald, a local pro- Royal Oak. Jan. 7—Last night at chalk up their second victory of the ; nal, has a nice come-back for Cam- Harry Oliver, the prairie sensation, Play Victoria Rep the Royal Oak Hall, before a fair New York, Jan. 7. -Vaa.ro Nurmi, season and maintain their position ! <*ron regarding the roughhouse, will oppose Frederick eon at centre in an effort to bring the bout to crowd, the home team showed their Finnish Olympic champion, will con at the head of the league. The TIIll- i which Is as follow»: "From thle dle- Ice. while Crawford will be at left Los Angeles. Donald last night sent wares when they met and defeated “CULLY" WILSON tinue Me American Indoor campaign, two of the three teams that traveled cuma. who celebrated their entry ; tance It looks like the Sheika, their wing and Cully Wilson at right. The the following wire to Eddie Kano. started last night at the Finnish - Into the league by trouncing the Na- bosses and their supporter», are mak- subs will be Ernie Anderson, brother Team February 18 Tommy Gibbons' manager, who Is from the West Road. One man the Cougars must watch American, games, when he competes The first game on the card between In front of the nets to-night is tive Sons, hope to keep up the good I Ing a lot more fuse about Newell'» of Jocko. Reg. MacFarlane, who was now In New York: In the Mllirose A.A. Carnival at work and take tlf* number of the j "butchery** than the tact» warrant the Juniors proved fast. In the first "Cully," who gets more goals by bor- Madison Square Garden. January H j * “"u with Seattle last year, and Jack "Am prepared to better London's Newell does check hard—no doubt Arbor. Oatman la the spare defence offer for Gibbons-Firpo fight. Please half______play was_ ___ very . even, the score I Ing In for rebounds than any other and 28. Millroao officials announced ; Co,on,8t8' Arrangements Completed being six all, but In the second half j man in hockey. "Cully" was once a last night that Nùrml will compete , Amirter goodI game rijuM bf sen about that—but he Isn't the I state terms by return wire.. Bout of the league by a flock of kilometres. Yesterday For Visit of Un would be staged late In February In the Oaks made three baskets, while member of the Seattle Meta, but hla In two special events on successive’ when the Shells and Natlxe Sons of Los Angeles." , they managed to hold their opponents 1 tactics were too rought for the Coaat nights, appearing first*" * In the two Canada meet. Both these teams met It’s too bad that several of the Jimmy O'Connell beaten New Zealand Team Firpo, now In Paris, was cabled a to the half-time score, the final tally ! league and he went to Hamilton, thirds mile rare and the following defeat last week and In order to Sheiks got abused at Regina, but proposition Monday night, the pro being 12-6. By winnln*» this game the later returning to Calgary, where he night In the Rodman Wananiaker keep from occupying the cellar posi they should not forget that the bat moter said. Though declining to homo team put themselves on even Is a regplar and a good one at that. 111 mile race. tion they will be after a xictory. tle-ground at Finds Gate Barred name them, Promoter Donald said terms with the x'lsltore. The teams “Cully" will start at right wing to Ent vie* for the MHlroae Games, The games elated for Monday, j been the scene of a number of 'queer* < plsodes. Last year, for Instance. Mc- Any doubt as to swhether or not that he was representing a group of Bn<* individual scoring were: night. which Include twenty-eight Olympic, January 19. are ns follows: Shells x*». To Him Once More the New Zealand All Blacks" would wealthy men and declared that he Royal Oak— Scruton. Thorpe, world and American champions, pro Tillicums. Colonist vs. Native Sons. t’usker was nearly carved to death visit Victoria was dispelled yester- had sufficient money to-peet h rea- Payne 6. McKlnty, Barker 6. mise a track and field carnival «AMATEURS TO MEET there—quite accidentally, of courea— West Road—Tanpcr. Shiner 2, Duke and on two occasions the Eskimos Son Francisco. Jan. 6— Jimmy day when Mayor Pendray cabled an sonable guarantee for the match. British Golf Team eclipsing all previous records. Aside A meeting of the Victoria Amateur invitation to them which has been 2. Creed 2, Styne. from the races In which Nurmi will Hockey League will be held on Fri also came back from the home of the O’Connell, suspended outfielder ot Sheiks with practlcalUÿ every mem the New York Giants, was permit accepted. ONE-SIDED GAME appear, chief Interest will centre in day evening at 7.36 o'clock at the j The "All-Blacks" party comprised C.P.R. Getting Fine Wins Two Matches an International walking face In Chamber of Commerce. ber of the squad on the casualty list. 1 ted to withdraw yesterday from a The second game, between the In which Ug<> Frlgerlo, Italian star, who "Chancee are there would have professional basketball team, made forty players and officials and has termediates, was rather one-sided, up for the most part of George Kelly, 1 £*** completed a successful tour of j Without an Effort ha* won the Olympic titles of 1920 DECLARE KAPLAN CHAMP been no holler If the Sheiks had taken Ladies' Hoop Team the West Road boys having It all and 1924. will be pitted against George the big end of the score‘in the Re Giant first sacker. and other base- 1 England and Wales. They did not over the home crew when It came to H, Gouldlng. Vancouver. B.C„ veteran New York, Jan. 7.TrThe State Ath gina fracas. She's a great ganw ball professionals, after President 1 »<>»« a game during the trip and are shooting. The Oaks tried hard to l#o» Angeles. Jan. 7^—Two Bouth- Canadian, and 1912 Olympic cham when you're winning?" John Heydler of the National League | returning to New Zealand £y way of Ready For Games get In thq running, but they could___ ern California arftuteur teams were' letic Commission, In a letter jo Louts pion. who Is attempting a comeback, C'Kid") Kap}an of Meriden. Connecti 4- 4- 4* •aid that Kelly would be risking hls 1 C***A*- „ not shoot. In the last half Bill defeated here yesterday by the tour- and Willie Plant, premier Amerlcah Ref erre* are a favorite bone for baseball standing by such associa- I Th** w,n P1** the game here on 1. E. Barr of the K. * N. Railway lloblnson was awarded a free shot, ! ing British professionals, George cut. winner of the featherweight Company la bringing together a very heel and toe expert elimination tournament to determine the fane to pkk at In any line of lion with O'Connell. Others on th* JYfidnewlay afternoon. February 16. this being the? only score the Oaks ! Duncan and Abe Mitchell. In the .porte None of them —« perfect ami team are Sammy Bohne, Cincinnati th#*y wUJ alTlv* th* Prelious after fust ladles' team to playu local and made, the final score being 27-1 for ! morning the Britishers took on „ , " ; . . la world's champion in the 126-pound exhibition gamee for the C.P.R. Social New York, J*n. 7—» llllr Plant, dlv,„,OI!i rormnlly derlnr*! KupUn they all make mistake,. In only one •wend baseman; Bert Cole, former noon and will be token on a motor the xrlsttors. Styne and Rice were.the . Everett H.- Reaver and C. H. Palmer, American walking ace, scored an in - ,th WOrld"s champion and proclaimed way ran «Ne referee. In the WCRL Detroit pitcher; "Wee" Ludolph. 1 trt* and dined* at night. The next Club. sharpshooters. The teams anil scor- Jr.. In a best-ball foursome, and won temk4lon.l victory In the two-mlle w , capahl, lhe The team was organized too late to ing were: / ... .. be rratured to favor and that la by Vernon pitcher; Ran Kelly of the . day th«r he the guests of the the 18-hole match. 7 up and 6 to go. handicap walk when he won a aentta- ■ ______President Rlrhardson Issuing a TWm» Langue, and "hnp" Begley, r city u weU M lhe Victoria, rep rug- enter the city league, but It is hoped ! Royàl Oak—B. Robinson l, F. In the afternoon they vanquished tlonal duel with Philip (Iranvllle, ; WESTERN CANADIAN LEAGUE former Cincinnati rookie. ^ l* jTÏL'LtSV*! „\n W5lch 11Jî l that local games can be arranged, j Robinson. Barker. Dawe. McKlnty. Major W. L. Karnes and W. W. strong mandate to the managers of ; Canadian negro who formerly held p. y/. L,. D. K. A. Pta. the different cluba to see that their It had been arranged to have ho|wd the Capitals will make a good * The following are kindly requeeted 1 West Road—Tanner 2. Shiner 2, Campbell, 3 and 2, over the same the American championship. PlantJ Calgary ...... 11 7 to attend a practice game at the Rice 8. Hamilton 6, Styne 9. course. 0 14 14 players an kept under control. O'Connell pjay running guard in n Be*ma 10 "h® oul of j ebook off hla rival two lapa from the >Mmonton ...... ,3 « 1 38 43 It la a mighty email man who can Trades' Hall fct 7 o'clock on Friday : | The last game, between the seniors, ' finish after a ntp and tuck race to gamee other then those in which return to 1 Campbell. Jenny Wilson. Margie j was x-ery good, the play being very Victorla 6 31 21 only ere one way. At thla point It Kelly participated. Preiedent Hey The "All-Blacks" will ! that point, and wen by twenty-five 1 26 1* might be appropriate to Introduce the Vancouver after the game Wilson, Dorothy Gosse, Maud Bland, vigorous, as each team waa out to eventually took the lead, which Ahfy Saskatoon dler indicated, however, that the to I yards. Both started from scratch Vancouver 6 39 68 words of I» wlee manager, Connie meet Mainland fifteens. May Wallace, Margie Moffat, Margie start the new year right and annex held till the final whistle, the. écore and outclassed their flt-|ds. preaence of Kelly on the team would Cave. Isabel Grant. Margie Ander the two pointa. In the first lying 26-22. For the home team 6 12 H Mack, of tha Philadelphia Athletke. be the basis of an action to suspend RUGBY PRACTICE son and other* interested. I'eden. of the visitors, did some GeQfge Eager berg was the shining NATIONAL LEAGUE He admit» that hla team has had him as a player In the , National The C.P.R. men will practice after •hooting, keeping hls team In tho HghT.3*while the rest og the team COL WOOD LADIES P. W. L. D. Ft». some tough breaks from umpires but .Baseball League as long as O'Connell Hamilton he la man enough tp admit also that ja Theworkout Tillicum at the Rugby Willows team to-mdrrdw will hold the ladles and all Interested are ex running all the time. At the end of worked hard. The teams and scoring remained on the basketball outfit. ‘ IU01 pected to turn out. Capt. Brldley is this half the score was 18-14 bi were: The monthly medal competition of Canadiens hi» team*hee had some good ooee. O'ConnellPBjPI admitted laet year havB. nighty at 6 o'chtek. All players are anxloui Hr geV nH in trim t star cast of unusual magnitude, and includes Clara How. Forrest Stan ley. Huntly Gordon. Myrtle Sted- AT THE THEATRES man, Robert Agnew, Walter Long. Grace Carlisle and Leo White, Louis DAVID SPENCER LIMITED Gasnler directed . Store Hours: • a.m. to • p.m.; Wednesday. 1 $ m.; Saturday. B p.m. BOOTLEGGING ACTIVITY STORY OF NEW YORK SHOWN ON SCREEN AT AT THE THEATRES NIGHTJJFE SHOWN AT \ THE CAPITOL THEATRE Ro/al Victoria — Originals in DOMINION THIS WEEK ‘'Stepping Out." Satire In prose, verse or caricature Capitol—“Wine." < James CHise. the man who made ; Dominion—-“City That Never "‘The Covered Wagon,” has àn eye I long ago was accorded recognition Sleeps." S ' for the fitness of things. January Sale Bargains in Men's ©f Its power to arouse public sentl- njeht. Sometimes this public senti Coliseum—“Tilly of Bloomsbury." His new Paramount picture. “The Î ment took 14*^ farm of Indignation, Columbia—"Captain Blood." City That Never Sleeps.” begins In sometimes of ridicule, but In either Playhouse—"A Wife’s Romanes." a Bowery saloon, proceeds through ! case the conditions In question felt fifteen years of narrative, and endsl the result. In a police station. When Cosmopolitan magazine pub- When Walter Woods and Anthony ; Itehed ‘•Wine” a short story by Wil Coldewey wrote the screen play from liam Marllarg, it created a tiens»- Leroy Scott’a story. "Mother O’Day," Clothing and Furnishings tlon and the story was accepted gen they didn't think it would be very erally as an expose of bootlegging nice to leave Louise Dresser. Kath- and Its attendant activities as well lyn Williams, Ricardo Cortes and as a satire on those men and women Virginia Lee Corbin, the featured of wealth and social prestige finding players, standing in a police station, DOMINION pleasure in the same. at the final fade-out. so they added ai Universal Pictures Corporation sequence to take'place In a railroad January Sale of TO-DAY bought the screen rights to "Wine.1 and. under the same name this screen station. January Clearance of version is now showing at the But Cruse didn’t like It. Capitol. The screen version follows “Anything that starts In a saloon Men’s th*- magasine story closely. It is really should end in a police station.” contended that both story and mo he argued with a twinkle In his eye, “The City That and that’s the way he ended it. tion picture depict truly certain con Mens Suits Furnishings ditions.; "The City That Never Hleeps” Is •Wine'* was made with an all- now showing at the Dominion. Absolut# Bargains For Men's Starch Collars. “Tooke* Never Sleeps” and ’’Arrow." All sixes In ths assortment but not In any one Directed by James Cruse Dumbells Here line. Reg. price each Be. • Oe_ For Last Time sale, each ...... ,10# DOMINION COMEDY This Evening $13.75, $18.75 and $23.75 tic web*. Pair ...... 46# ' . ' All From the Most Reliable Makers “Reno or Bust” Royal “Hook-on” made up Knot Ties Twice to-day at the Royal Victoria for men. patterned In fancy LAST TIMES TO-DAY Theatre the Originals will stage their We are pleased to lie able to continue there' great bargains in suite, tor men. You will DOMINION NEWS revue '8tepplngJJut~!-Thla sparkling stripes, assorted. Regular price 2.30 and 8.30 novelty revue is brimful of tuneful be delighted with the values. Seldom have suits of à like grade been offered at these ÜÇi < »n sole, each ...... 26# melodies, clever dances, and smart prices and .von will be well advised to take advantage of the offer while the choice is Pullover Wide Web Garters with sketches and dialogue. It runs from complete. leather pad. Regular price 26c, start to finish with a breeslness that j On sale for ...... 19* ! Is a positive delight. l«arge and ap* Units of tweeds or worsteds, m excellent shades. Shown m sports models, pleted hacks, 1 prévintive audiences have witnessed Men's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs the previous performances of this ami double and single breasted styles. Keg. price $25.00, for ------$13.75 full site end hemstitched. Reg. s atelier attraction and those who price 35c. On sale, each, 264 COLISEUM have not seen Canada’s clever sol Tweed and Worsted Suita, in new styles, including one button, double breasted or two .25 dosen Shirts and Drawers. TO-DAY dier artiste should do so as this will button models. Well tailored and finished. Reg. price $30.00, on sale for...... *18.75 Penman’s Preferred “Blue Label” be their only engagement here this Hilarious English C< n rises up to 14 chest in shirts Mine Serge, Worsted and Tweed Suits of a high grade ; marie from Knglish and Canadian snd 42 drawers. Regular price, Romance We are not surprised that the Originals are proving such a tre cloths and showing the best tailoring. Distinctive, well fitting suits so much in demand. per garment. $1.66. On sale for mendous draw. The critics in the Reg. priee to $45.00, on sale for...... *23.75 ...... $14» local press as well as those in all —Men's nothing. Main Floor Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor the other cities the Originals have Tilly of appeared, have hailed "Stepping Out" A DECIDED HIT as a tiling of Joy. and It certainly is all that, being a refreshing | change from the usual run of musical January Sale of Boys’ Furnishings Bloomsbury” I entertainments. It charms by. its More Romantic Than Cln l n lla, I novelty and cleverness, its singing Hoys' Black Sateen Work Shirts, of Boys’ Rib Knit Combinations; 20 NUMBERS is of the best, while the comedian-*, A SALE OF MEN’S Funnier Than a What-Not j notably Bob Anderson, put over their excellent material. Well made and natural, shades. Sizes 22 to 32. On A Sure Cure for the Pip Everything New ! stuff so rapidly that one can scarcely in sizes 13 to 14V5. Regular priee sale, a suit ...... 95* Special—Eagle Night Te-nijht Eveplngs—$1.61. *1.10. 8 5c. 55c | get breath between laughs. $1.50. for . ..95* Matinee—$1.10, 85c. 55c SWEATERS Added Attraction All Week FAMOUS BUCCANEER Hoys’ Heavy Weight Negligee Shirts Boys' Flannelette Nightshirt, suit English Samples ’*** Dancing Act by Prof T. T. I STORY THRILLS AT of very neat design. Will wash and able for the ages of 8, 10 and 12 wear well ; sizes 12 to 14*4. Regular years. Each ...... i...... "55* Reg. Prices to $6.75. On Sale, Each, $2.75 COLUMBIA THIS WEEK priee. each $1.95, for . *1.35 Boys’ Vnderwear. Penman’s No. 95, Boys’ Flannelette Nightshirts, large Reg. Prices to $5.75. On Sale, Each, $1.95 "Oh Jerry 1 Where’s that Jeremy and Robin Hood brands : combina sizes. On sale for ...... 95* piur White Wool Sweaters, brushed wool and plain, rib styles, with two "Over there, with a needle sticking tions. Short sleeves and knee or Boys’ Flannelette Pyjamas, well In him,” bawled out a disinterested with long sleeves and three-quarter pockets and without collar; English samples. 50 only to clear. Reg. extra. made, and for the ages of 16 years. price to $6.75. On sale for ...... —...... ______*2.75 W.CJ1.L. Pell-mell from his stool dashed leg. Sizes 24 to 28. On sale at, a On sale, a suit ...... ,*1.25 ROYAL Director David Smith and in bis Men’s Fine Wool Knitted Sweaters, English samples. Made collar- suit ...... *1.05 —Boys' Store. Lower Main Floor ONE NIGHT ONLY Championship wake a flock of camera men and assistants who were engaged in mak leas and with two pockets ; all plain shades. Some slightly soiled. ing scenes for Rafael Saba Uni a Regular prices to $5.75. On sale for ...... *1.96 Thursday, Jan. 8 famous love story, “Captain Blood.” —Men's Furnishings. Main Floor which will be shown at the Columbia Fine Tweed Suits for Boys Messrs. Shubert Announce Gala HOCKEY Theatre to-day. Return pf the Musical Hit of They found him. and true enough, with a needle sticking from him. But at no discomfiture to his person. Calgary ?s. James Morrison, who has the role, A Sale of Northampton wta In the hands of the wardrobe $7.95 and mistress, who was making use of Victoria every available moment to keep hie costume in order. Made Shoes For Men WEDNESDAY Jeremy Pltr ha# a tough time of it In “Captain Blood." and aside from $10.50 JAN. 7, 8.30 p.m. w S .1 the bruising he gets from the mobs Suits made of fine tweed .mixture cloths, with Admission 75c. Children , 25c, and his own particular fights, his With the Original Reserved Seats $1.10, $125 clothing suffers considerably. It is bloomers or plain pants. The suits arc well New York Century r. constant duty for the wardrobe tailored, dressy" in appearance and in belted $5.90 Bex Seats $1.50 mistress to keep Jerry's clothes 'Jheatre Cast That All Prices Include Tax Intact as welt as the same In 4etaH models. Sizes 24 to 36. . On sale for *7.95 A PAIR Appeared H e r e Seats on Sale at throughout the picture. ltoys’ Wool Tweed and Worsted Suits, made in Fine quality Boots and Oxfords in brown or black calf with double or single last Year, Includ most desired models. Some with two pairs of soles ; a great variety of lasts and patterns. \V# offer this line with full ing: Plimley & Ritchie ‘TILLY OF BLOOMSBURY’ bloomers, welt trimmed and finished. Sizes confidence that its value cannot be duplicated in Canada. All one^rm^ SM Vw>ai------Hw» 840» GIVES CHANCE FOR 23 tV 36. On sale tor ; *10,50 HoiBs Davenny, Gertrude LONDON JJLMDOM —Boys’ Store. Lower Main Floor —Men's Shorn, Main Floor Long, Teddy Webb . Ian Hky’s famous novel, "Happy- 25% fâ/z % and 50% Off Go-Lucky," in the fornl of a very Odd Bedroom Furniture on Sale And Others pleasing picture under the title ALL DIAMONDS. WATCHES. A January Sale of Comforters ’Tilly of Bloomsbury.’’ which is the SEATS NOW ON SALE CLOCKS. JEWELRY AND feature attraction at the Coliseum NOVELTIES. ETC. Theatre. When Ian Hay wrote this Thursday Prices: $1.10, $1.66, $280, Contract Goods Excepted story he probably did not realize that In play form and rechristened ’Tilly Sheetings and Blankets One Golden Oak Chiffonier with bevel plate mirror and „• WHITNEY’S $2.76 and $3.30 of Bloomsbury ’ was destined to five drawers. On sale for ...... *35.00 S E. Cerner Ystee and Broad Sts. Substantial Warmth-giving Comforters, filled with cotton wool ; a big purchase from the become one of the biggest 4!rawing One Walnut Bow End Bed, Triple Mirror Dressing Table, cards on the English speaking stage. mills. All new, sanitary made quality filling, with strong eoveriegs, in pretty colorings and I”, obtaining tiie film rights of Mr. two Hand Mirrors and Bench. All for_____ ... *98.00 Iiay’s famous story. G. B. Samueleon, designs. Also the famous red chintz. One Walnut Finish Vanity Dressing Table with four TTtF nuTPii Knginm producer, hsk pm une “ox er-1 un his American con Rose Designed Comforters ; strong, durable, 100 Per Cent All Wool Blankets—Big Values drawers. -On sale for ,. ------*35.00 temporaries. fur it is doubtful if a and great vaine. Regular priee, each $3,50. 1' Soft. Fleecy Blankets, all wool, with Two Dressers in golden and fumed finish, extra large better movie theme than “Tilly of mirror. 38-inch case. Each ...... *27.00 Bloomsbury" ha a ever been obtain pink or blue borders and finished at both THE PICTURE OF THE HOUR On sale tpr ...... *2.75 One Walnut Chiffonier with extra large case, good mir able. and it la fortunate, too. for ends. Three sizes. . Youth, Pep, Romance, Follies, Pathos, Thrills. A Sparkling. Brilliant audiences on this skie of the Atlantic rors and six drawers. On sale for ...... *38.00 I that the production was made on Comforters, covered with superior grade 60x80 inches. Reg. $10.00 a pair, for *6.95 Adaptation of William MacHarg’s Sensational Story One large Vanity Dressing Table and Bench, old ivory , the actual ground that evolves the 64x84 inches. Reg. $11.95 a pair, for *7.95 action of the original story—London shadow cloth, in rose design. Regular price, finish and four drawers. On sale. for .*55.00 ! streets and byways—all the familiar each $4.75.. On sale for ...... *3.75 72x84 inches. Reg. $13.50 a pair, for *8.95 —Furniture, Second Floor "WINE" spots and touches of local colbr*are Crib Blankets—Two Sixes preserved for us. Rare Judgment has Comforters, covered with red chintz, warm Featuring the Season's Liveliest Cast, With CLARA BOW, Forrest been shown In the selection of Edna Excellent quality, pure wool. 30x40 inches. Stanley, Myrtle Stedman, Huntly Gordon, Robert Agnew, Walter Best to portray the role of Tilly, the and well made. Regular price, each $4.50. Drug Sundries and Toilet dressmaker. Miss Best Is heralded Ot&tale, each...... 1. ...*2.35 as one of the most talented of Eng On sale for ...... *3.75 35x50 inches. On sale, each ...... *2.75 COMEDY — WEEKLY land’s actresses. Harry Kendall takes the part of “Dicky Malnwar- Comforters, with attractively designed, super Pure Grade English sheeting. Horrockses ; Requisites ing,” the persistent and generdus 63 and 72-inch only. JANUARY SALE SPECIALS lover, In a most able manner. grade coverings ; Paisley and rose designs. 63-inch. Reg. a yard $1.15, for ...... 75* HYGLO CUTICLE REMOVE* Regular prices, each $5.50. On sale, *4.75 72-inch. Reg. a yard $1.25, for ...... 80* A very, high grade manicure requisite, 50c bottle, each..,.86# 'V “BLOSSOM TIME” LI# STICKS AND POMADES Comforters, covered in new designs, original A clean up of bleached sheets, hemmed. An assortment of 25c varieties at 2 for ...... 26# COLUMBIA—To-day TO BE SHOWN HERE Sheetings that were 65c and 75c a yard ; size colorings ; panelled in contrast. Regular FACE POWDER COMPACTS The Greatest Love Story Ever Told TO-MORROW EVENING 70x90. On sale, a pair...... *2.50 Assorted 50c llnea Yotir choice, each ...... 26# prices, $6.75. On sale for ...... *5.75 —Staples. Main Floor POWDER PUFFS By Rafael The Meaars. Shubert will present a The handy way; finger Up puff, hygienic, sanitary and washable, Sabatini come-back engagement of "Blossom each ...... 20# “Captain Blood' Time" at the Royal Theatre, one OATMEAL TOILET SOAP {Starring night only, to-morrow, in response 4 large cakes ...... ,...... 26# to insistent public request. The out Or 16 for...... #1.00 standing thing about "Bloesom J. Warren Kerrigan Time," the lovely operetta which, _____ ' COMPOUND 6YAU# OF HYPOPHOSPHITE6 after Its remarkable triumph, returns A great toniclie for debility^debility, nervousnenervousness and after effects of ’flu, A Romantic Drama of Buccaneer; Days on the Spanish Main Bargains in Aluminumware here In a blase of new glories, is that 16-ox. bottle ...... #1.00 8-ox bottle ...... 60# THURSDAY—‘ ' THE KINO OF WILD HORSES’ the music Is almost entirely that of I Frans Schubert, the great song com- Daisy Aluminum Tea Kettles with wide Percolators of liigh grade aluminum, 6-eup a j poser. Thus. In one statement may bottoms, Regular price, $1,25. On sale for, size. Special,-each...... *1.98 |B X Word Puzzles” j this operetta, or romantic play with I, music, be lifted high above all the each ...... 98* light musical offerings of the day Silver Baskets lined with green baize. Spe A Cross Word Puzzle will give hours of the best kind of •Use: NOW PLAYING into a class wholly and particularly Viko Aluminum Straight Saucepans. Spe cial, each *1.00, *1.50 and ....*2.00 fun to youths anÿ grown ups. We have them, ea.ch. Joseph Evans In Its own—a plane which can and does for *1.00 Clara Kimball Young appeal to the most exacting lovers cial, each, 95*, *1.35, *1.85, *2.25 Liquid Veneer Victory Mops for floor or “POOR OLD of pure music on the one hand and to .and ...... *2.85 furniture. Special, each ...... *1.29 The Cross Word Puzzle Game in boxes, each...... < the great hosts*,of average theatre- . —Hardware, tower Main Floor We have in stock a good selection of American and A WIFE’S goers at the sameTtme because Schu- I English Dictionaries. GRAN’PA” bert composed In the language of the I —Htatleaery. Lower Main Floor Wear Tour LaushlnrClothe. ROMANCE” hr ant and with the simplest and most j understandable sense of melody. The Thursday Problem Night Messrs. Shubert are bringing here the splendid company of singing and 'acting artists who first made the , fame of 'Blossom Time” on Broad- DAVID SPENCER LIMITED -PLAYHOUSE 4 we* • -• : A ' VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925 11 DAVID SPENCER LII ' store Moure: • am. to $ p.m. Wednesday, 1 ».i.w Saturday, • p.m. A Particularly Good Bargain in Women's Coats, $6.90, $12.50 and $23.75 200 Pairs of Women’s Strap ]Eng1ish Broadcloth Pumps —NOTION SALE- Begator Pricss $7.50 to 18.00. On Bile for, i Mr ...... ,. $4.90 A Clearance of Odd Unes—All Useful Articles Women’s Strap Pumps, with welted Sole*, suitable for street wear ; brown Overblouses suede, brown kid, pstent leather and black kid, leather Cuban or military Boned Belting in black or white, 2, 2' i. Rick-rac Braid, in shades of pink, green Regular Price $4.50, On Bale for heels. Regular 17.50 to $8.50 values. On safe for, a pair...... $4.90 —Women’s Shoes, First Floor and 3 inches wide; Regular 15c a yard. and sky blue. On sale for, a yard 2* 82. /—■—;------On sale for ...... '... ;...... • .2* Hair Pins, in boxes «of assorted sizes; black or bronze. Regular 5c a box Smart Oyerblouses, with long sleeves, neStly Boyshform Dome Snap Fasteners, rustless, in as for ...... tailored link cuffs Peter Pan, Bramley or “Round-U” sorted sizes ; "black or white. Regular convertible collars, tucked or plain fronts. India Tape, in various widths, black or Finished with colored or black and white Girdle on Sale 5c a card. On sale for ...... 2* white. 4#n sale for 3 pieces for . .2* tie or corded ribbon ; sand, orchid, rose and Brassieres white, yflegular price $4.50. On sale for, for $2.75 - Hooka and Eyes, assorted sizes; rust •Steel Knitting Pins in many sizes. On each ______^..'...$2.75 on Sale Each 89c less, black or white. Regular 5c a card. sale for, each...... Royal Worcester “Round-U” On sale for...... 2* Girdle, made of seetions of Boyshform Brassieres, in sizes Tailors’ Thimbles, of heavy quality . pink coutil and elastic. They 3*2 to 42. They are made of steel, each ...... 2* are lightly boned, have very pink and white granite cloth, Safety Pins, a good quality steel pin Imported Silk Jacquettes low bust and top trimmed with fancy pink cotton and have in three sizes. Regular 5c a card. On Scurf Combs with fine and medium Regular Price $10.96. On Bale <)Q «ilk braid. Sizes 24 to 30. On lace trimmed tops. Big value. mesh teeth, each ...... 2* sale for ...... $2.75 On sale, each ...... 89* sale for...... 2r —Notlbne, Main Floor —Comet* Fleet Floor —Corsets, First Floor I Beautiful Silk Sweaters, made in jacquette style, knitted in plain or V______/ fanev weaves. Some are finished with collar and band of contrasting shades, while others are in plain colors trimmed with narrow stripes and dropstitch effects. This selection includes all the desired popular Women’s Flannelette Wear On Sale Thursday shades. Regular $10.95, for ...... $4.90 •>T :■$ ------First Floor January Me Bargains Thursday Warm Flannelette Gowns of heavy quality, button frouta, long sleeves. Shown in sky and mauve. Regular 9 Girls’ Leatherette prices to $2.90. On sale for, each ...... $1.59 On Sale in the Art Flannelette Gowns, slip-on styles, lace trimmed or tailored Raincoats finish. Made up from good quality flannelette, in white Needlework Section or mauve. Regular prices "to $1.50, for...... 95* Regular Price $720 Ecru Table Centres, 36-ineh, and stamped On Bale for Flannelette Chemise, trimmed with lace embroidery, on good grade linen and felt ; colon maroon made with round neck ; in sizes 36 to 40. Regular $1.25. and green. Regular prices $3.60. On sale for ...... $1.98 On sale for, each ...... 79* Regular Price ÎH.95 lor $6.75 Flannelette Underskirts, in white and grey, finished with $6.90 Raincoats of leatherette, in Peri Lusta Chochet Cotton, priced to clear. White, in sizes 3, 5 and 10. plain hem or flounce ; women’s and extra large sixes. colors of brown, black and Regular $1.35. On sale for ...... -95* TWO OTHER GREAT BARGAINS Bern, in ai zee 80» 35, 40, 50 and 60. • chocolate ; Raglan atyle, with Linen, in sizes 40, 50 and 60. Bloomers of heavy quality grey flannelette, with elastic straps on cuffs and pockets. K5.ee Coots lor 512.54 f45.00 Coots lor (23J5 And a variety of colon, sizes 30, 50 and 70. band and knee. Regular $1.25. On sale for...... 79* Fall length and belted. Regular price 30c. All to clear at, ball 10* Good serviceable coats for Bloomers of superior grade white flannelette, elastic The coats offered at this most exceptional price are made of cloths that will Burnt Leather Goods greatly reduced. waist and knee. Special prices at, a pair ...... 59* school wear ; dressy in ap give lasting service. They are made in utility styles, with inverted pleat in pearance. Sizes for 8 to 12 Lotus Wool, in shades of Shetland, blue Flannelette Pyjamas, in one-piece style, with neat stripe back, convertible tailored collars, patch pockets and turn-back cuffs. The vears. Regular $7.90. On heather, green heather and maroon. Reg. d««gws Regular $3.50 a pair. On sale for ....$1.98 shades are brown and lovat green. Sizes 16 to 44. Each a bargain for $6.90 Sale for ...... $6.75 —Whitewear, First Floor $2.75. To clear at ...... $1.96 —Mantles, First Floor —Children's, First Floor —Atr Needlework. First Floor * Five Silk Bargains For CHILDREN'S Flannel Middies WOMEN'S AND for Girls Thursday CHILDREN'S 38-inch Canton Crepe; a wool and silk mixture that will UNDERWEAR Regular Price to $3.96 wear splendidly. Shades are black, navy, brown, bis Great January Sato Bargains______On Bale for cuit, almond, nigger, tatr, silver and nickel. On sale, A yard ...... $2.50 Children's Drawers, closed stylos, ankle length, various 3SIEF 40-inch Figured Canton Crepe, a high grade silk, in a reliable makes, including Turnbull’s, Peerless, Penman’s $1.95 colored pattern, for dresses, tunics, scarves, etc. Shown These Bargains For Thursday and Watsons; splendid wool mixture garments in natural, Flannel Middle* In navy in blue and black, grey and beaver and brown and red. or dark Base shade», made white and black. Could easily be made into bloomers if Kayaer Silk Hoaa. fall faahioned and with hemmed top*. Shades are | Regular $3.95 a yard. On sale fory...... $1.19 hip length, with long or desired. Sizes for ages 2 to 11 years. short sleeves end trimmed brown, black, cordovan, fawn, rrey, Tillle. white, cherrle, gold, «ilver. I 36-inch Black Satin ; a superior grade, heavy texture, on sailor collars with red taupe and platinum; all alsea. Special, a pair...... $2.00 I suitable for' dresses. Special, a yard...... $1.59 30 Pair at . .$1.95 40 Pair at ..$1.50 All On Sale or yellow braid. Sises for the ages of « to U jrnm 36-inch Navy Taffeta, closely woven in a nice finish, and 60 Pair at . .$1.25 I811k Plated Hone, with well spliced feet and elastic garter top. Shown In black. 50 Pair at ..$1.85 On sale, each ...... 01.0® good shade of navy. Special, a yard...... $1.59 50 at . .$1.15 45c —Children's, First Floor sand, suede cruiser, pearl grey and atmosphere. On sale for. a pair ...... 88$ 30 Pair at . .$1.75 Paw Bilk Lisle Rose, ribbed to toe. In shades of fawn, grey, 1>laCk. log cabin, cofdbvan. 38-ineh Silk Flat Crepe, all silk quality, or heavy weight; 30 Pair at . .$1.65 50 Pair at ..$1.00 A Pair Sises SH to 1$. On sale for. a pair fc...... 98$ eplendid for dresses, lingerie, etc. In shades of pink, Knit Underwear. First Floor Silk and Wool Ribbed Sports Hose, with reinforced Girls’ Wide Rib Silk and Wool Hose; sises 7, 7%. sky, mauve, grey, fawn, brown, navy, black and Copen. feet. Shown in two-tone effects of brown, fawn, $. 1%, • and 9%. On sale for, a pair...... 78$ Regular $1.95 a yard., On sale for ...... $1.49 grey and sand. On sale for, à pair .-....$1.89 Extra Heavy Gotten Hoe* the toes and heels are —Silk», Mala Fleer reinforced with an extra thread; sises •% to 11. Wavette and Pure Thread Silk Hone, stripe and dropstitch Priced according to sise at 80$ to ...... 80$ Children’s Black Sateen effects. Have mercerised hem or elastic Hops, Boys’ All Wool Golf Hose, three-quarter length and are shown In silver, Piccadilly, cordovan, and seven-eights length. On sale for. a pair 08$ Chinpware on Sale Thursday Fluffette castor, navy and black. Regular price $1.50. Children's Fine Cashmere Socks. “Jason,", all wool '22-piece China Tea Set, in lustre finish, including 6 cupe Dresses and Aprons On ««tie for ...... unshrinkable. In black, tan, Saxe, pink and Are Boons For Those Wtih White. On sale for, a pair ...... 80$ and saucers, 6 tea plates, teapot, sugar and cream. On Regular Pria* $126. On Buto tot We Bobbed Hair —Hosiery, Main Floor sale for...... $8.75 Smart Black Sateen lire mes Bungalow Aprons with English semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, 46 and 51 pieces, with Wavette 1» a colorless dressing. floral dèloration. Regular prise $20.00, on sale, $12.95 trimmed with piping of re*, piping around neck and Which, applied to the hair, keeps yellow or blue with bloom- sleeves, and two pockets; 97-piece English Semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, blue Yuan It in curl for several days. It " ers to match ; sizes for 2 to sizes for 8 to 12 years. Curtain Scrim pattern. On sale for ,...... $29.75 Is not sticky or greasy and Is Rich Deep Pile Axminster Rugs 4 years. Regular $1.90 for Regular $1.25 for .... 95* easy to use. Per bottle . ■ ■ BO* 36 Inches Wide, en Bale for Fancy and Plain Rockingham Teapots in all sizes. On ...... 95* —Children1! First Floor Ax minster Rags in a wide selection of new designs the sale, each, 30* to...... $1.25 Fluffette la a dry shampoo end following sizes and low prices. 19c a Yard English China Blue Willow Plates, bread and butter size. dainty toilet aid for keeping the On sale, a dozen...... $3.00 4 6x7.6 for...... $16.75 CHILDREN’S BOOKS hair bright, soft and fluffy. jiOO Yards of t’urtain Scrim, China Cups and Saucers, straight style with floral decora Fragrant and antiseptic. Per 6.9x9.0 for...... $29.75 JANUARY SALE BARGAINS 36 inches wide, with fancy tion. On sale, each...... 25* tin ...... BO* 9 0x9.0 for...... $37.50 —China, Lower Main Floor A terse number at children's Story Books, Among them stories border. A fine choice of suitable for Sunday School prises, outside covers slightly soiled. These are two of “Lambert's" 9.0x10.6 for...... $49.50 patterns in white and ecru. Values to 01-BO os sets for ...... 7...... HALF FRICE special bobbed hair preparations. 9.0x12.0 for...... $52.50 On sale for, a yard .... 19* BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATED BOOKS AT GREAT Sold In our Toilet Articles, Sec • . —Carpets, tieooad Floor l Draperies, Second Floor . Complete Layettes for Babies REDUCTIONS tion. Clothes for the baby 1125 will brins. Everythin» a brand new Grimm's Fairy Stories, regular 1111 for ...... 82.60 baby will need assemble* In layettes et special price* Canadian Wonder Tela*, regular I6.ee for ...... B8.SO OUfFIT NO. 1 Blue Fairy Tales, regular |«.M for ...... $2.76 2 Vest* 2 bartwcoat* 2 binder* 1 Ions dree* i slip, I nl*ht- Moby Dick, by Herman Melville, regular It.te for...... $2.00 ARMAND S COLD CREAM zowns nod 1 dosen diaper* Special ...... *11.86 Other Bargains too numerous to mention. Just pay our Book PACE POWDER Inlaid Granite Linoleum, $1.45e Square Yard Department a call and eee them. OUTFIT NO. 2 , All of Armand1» Toilet Prepara 2 Vest* 2 flannel barrmcoat* # nishteown* I binders, 1 Ions 200 yards of Inlaid Linoleum, granite and mosaic designs, in color» of rose, gregrey, dree* 1 slip end l dosen diaper* special ...... $18.06 tions are now In stock—face Zaae Grey1» latest book. “The Thuedertae Herd." now on mauve, blue and black. On sale for, a square yard...... $1.45$1.4 OUTFIT NO. 1 eels here at ...... $8.00 powder, compacts, rouge and —Linoleums, Second Floor 1 Vest* i flannel barricoat* I nlchtcown* —Lower Main Floor refila dree* 1 slip and 1 dosen diaper* Special ■... —Toilet Ancles. Mala Floor DAVID SPENCER LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7.. 1925 ” - v 'SP . Grand REFUSES NOTABLE SEAT— Rt, Rev. David William». Bishop of Huron, who has declined an threat. invitation to accept the va'cant T«rt with her bishopric of Bangor, Wales, la* It. The where Princes of Wales are in vested when they become of age. white Orleff, : wMew el Gen. Orleff. whe the Cl Reg Shstsei" fleet arise the Baipire Cleh. New Yerh. A ■ eatery ef Trefelgar. sraah ef the hew ef the JI.M-S. Vie- red te He eriglael ■» lender the lete Cheirensa ef the Fertile at the leaarhles Terahall. Clyde el the eae ef the twi between Veareaver, rier givee a Vkteri heead eea la aaeigetiea. Ü- v<4-; ' ■ere le the fireeawkh Village gel- I lee Christ aies Cleh. reaigeeed ef Greenwich Village Fellies Clrls. whe mJS. sw* ere* id.- e reel Chrieteiee dinner 1er the children ef New Yerh SAFETY FIRST—This gentle evrr leaked hy the larger chérit tea. man has had too many painful experiences with wild golfers while mowing the fairways at Palm Beach, Fla., so now he is revtr'.f taking no chances. This waste basket makes a fine head pro tr/f. v-vw* nlil tector, and he should worry Whether he Sean "Fdÿe** or not. lags aâ V later is. A type ef trewepertetlea lei pert ed Swttaerlead te Qerhec. ...... PIANIST COMING Morix Rosenthal, the renowned pianist, arriving in New York from Eu i*ope for his lottr of this continent, which will Include recitals in Canada. SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG • •• 1W9» A FISHERMAN'S LIFE is not so good in these wintry days. At least so one would judgerafte? viewing the trawler shown in the picture, as sl^e enters South Boston Harbor after a trip Iri which she encountered mountainous seas and below-sero temperatures that coated her decks and rigging with ice. r. CCNC L-J waemf ruUtf NEW WORK FOR X-RAYS—The X-ray, which hitherto has been used almost solely for medical w-vfC purposes, is now to be put to more practical use as an aid to the building contractor, the plumber, the faon VITE electrician, etc. The new X-ray Is a small device constructed by'pr. W. D. Coolldge and his associate* et1* TWO WEEKS-OLD FOUNDLING LEFT ON HOSPITAL In the research laboratory of the General Electric Company plant at Schenectady. B>* means of- this Ha beu.5 STEPS—An unexpected visitor to the Hospital for Children. To apparatus, one might look through the walls of the house to locate broken wires,, plumbing leaks, and a.V, *1 ronto, the other night, waa.the gurgling little baby boy shown the Uke. The uppec «photo shows a mechanic placing the X-ray agalhsl the wall of a room The above, who was found wrapped in -warm clothes, and tucked into tower photo shows the X-ray reproduction, showing a part of a water pipe with aaito driven ail.about a club bag, the bag being found on the steps of thy hospital. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1925 13 NEW YORK STOCKS Retail Market MERCHANTS ADVISED ji STEWART Wall Street TOM STOCK EXCHANGE, JANUARY 7, sew 1926 Oarlle. lb. .**.» ,.**•♦*. TO BUY AHEAD AS MINING Cauliflower* \W'is (ImiM Sf twe leesS eteefckrakars ever lirai Mew fere ewe* farMey. bunch ...... TO BOY Local rotate#», 16 lb* fee ...... ; Ashcroft Potatoes, per epdh ...... f E PRICES ARE RISING STOCKS TO-DAY High Lew Last Louis, and Nash...... Local Pst a toes, per SBC* . * 1 Amalgamation with tone of the Sweet Potatoes, I lbs fer y...... 5 ------Allis Chslpsts ", 72-4 11-4 71-4 Mack Truck ...... California Head Lettuce. ee*h ...•*•• • 1 / or larger operating companies Is to Allied Che«a .... «1-4 11-4 SS-4 Man. Med. Guar...... Artichokes, per lb...... Chicago, Jan. 7.—This continent is now entering upon a new be suggested at tbs next meet Marland O» ...... j. Leeel Hotheuee Tomatoes. lb. ... Lest Minute News on Stocks Am. Beet Sugar «4 42-4 44-7 ...... ing of shareholders of two Min Am. Bosch *ag. Me* well A ...... era of industrial expansion that promises prosperity for many years 44 42-1 48-1 Maxwell B ...... Carrot*. 6S. S fer ...... ing Companies that are com and Financial 144*3 Le»** b*r buna* ...... 146-4 144-1 fies. Seaboard ...... Vegetable Marrows, lb. to come, according to J/imes Simpson, president of Marshall Field pletely controlled in Victoria. Affairs tl»-1 166 38» Miami ...... Proih Celery, at lob ...... and Company, who says: • • . 33-4 11-4 33-4 MlU.llestates Oil ...... Best* .66 bunch. 3 for...... The stock of these two compan Am. Iwemoltve .16$ 166-4 161 Midvale Steel ...... SELL? Cranberries, per lb...... “We may confidently expect this expansion to be healthy and ies will actually be greatly af Am. ship and Com. . • il. ii-l 11-4 M. St. P. and 8.8. M. Pumpklae. per lb...... Am. smaller* ...... 81-1 64-1 64-2 Miss. Pacific stable and to be comparable in it* results to the period of pros, fected. Our advice to at your Am. steel Kdy ...... 47-4 41-2 47-2 Miss Pae. pfd ...... Dunwell or Glacier Creek disposal . 63-4 61-1 61-2 ontgomer> Ward ., I Apple*— perity which followed the election of President McKinley in 1896. Ami Hum. Tob . 1. i . i lt-4 11-4 14-4 Boon Motor ...... I Deiicloee. Hr lb. Am. Tel. and Tel. . . . .144-4 133-4 113-4 National Biscuit .... Jonathan. box .__...... :::: “Theae predictions are based upon the fact that fundamental Termina* or L and L Am. Tobacco ...... «1-4 ll-S 86-4 National Hnamrl . .. . jJelhlwh lied, be* Am. Woolen* T....., . 14-1 «5-4 ft-8 National Lead ...... Northern Spy. be* *...... Via*‘and VI» conditions are in better balance than for many years past. We, R. P. CLARK Anaconda ...... 47-S 44-7 47-1 Nevada Cone ...... Tebto'Rattne.'spaaieb *$• 8Î have a.. none,...... powerful__admlnlafallnn admin let at Ion ----- ' ■ ■■ — Glacier Creek Atlantic Quit ...... 21-3 *3-2 tl-3 Norfolk and West .in North American .... of legislation and finance. Agricul during and consuming countries was & CO., Limited STILL EXPANDING Atchison ...... 120 114-6 114-6 Baldwin Ixxo ...... 1*2-7 116-3 186-4 Northern Pacific ... :ij tural conditions have greatly im- there a good crop, while shortages Consult Us For Latest Informa Members: Chicago Baltimore and Ohio . 42-t Sl-4 61-6 N. T. Central ...... Banana*.Banenae, per ...... IV^Vm’Vwi 44 iroved. And we have * sound bank- have prevailed generally in the rest tion. Board of Trade. Bethlehem Steel ... . 63-3 61-3 M-3 N.T. N.H. and Hart.. I Le**on*. dal,, do*...... ;*• ng and mercantile credit situation of the world B.C. Bond Dealers* Brooklyn Manhat . 37-2 N Y., oat. and West r'ÏIÎS: 5 ,b* **• 1 ,#f “ 14 Associai ion, Vic California rack's . . 101-4 Packard Motor • J** fer .41. and. 1* ...... t$ grith money for *11 le0tlmatr needs. toria stock Ex California Pets .... 34-2 Hcjflt OU ...... r“rlÎÜn Jtiadee. packet • CA .{f “Recevery In agnewHural rsia- change. Caan. Pacific ...... Pah, A hi erica* ...... I Florida Grapefruit, each...... »» g$ tionehipe Is of Mremount impor Gillespie, Hart & Todd New York, Jan. 7 (By R. P. Clark CDl lRf» ..., lit:! Pah American B .... y made quite an lmpres- Corn Products ...... 46-3 Ruyal Dutch ...... ------ll-I . tive—may safely place their future GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED BONDS— . slon on quotations. The recent in Coeden Oil ...... 31-4 Savage Arm* . Com Avenue Jobbers to be at hand, with Cub* Am. Sugaar .... 31-3 Sears Roebuck orders with that confidence. Specu crease tn the Atchison common dtv1 Cuba C. Hug...... ll-S Shell Union .. lation of all. kind*, however, ehoukl lower price# in eight. -——s------«eourtty Mat Denom. Yield dend rate ha* apparently Inspired the Simms Pete ..... 23-4 24-1 31-1 Ç.wShM Cuba C. Sug. pfd...... «0 be carefully avoided; for that would For several months one of these Dominion of Canada. .4^7, New Loan... .1144,.. .314» ....4.74 idea that dividend Increases may be Crucible Steel ...... 1#-1 •ttuilah:. tigs*- •...... if-S 17-3 11-8 only, tend toward Inflation and this Davlaon Vhem...... 44 Hires Shefmeld ...... 44-1 14-4 corporations, reported to be heavily, Iwmtntrm of Canada. .4nÿ, Ouar. C.N H.... .1954. .. .iltee ....4.74 ordered in some of the other 144-4 .T# la aà time to guard agkiiuagainst the repeti- capitalized with mahy new Centrai Pel. Lack, and West. .143-3 Son#her* - Pae. .. Dominion of Canada, .y/t Ouar.C.N.R...... 1.54... liOO-lOéé... .4.3» called standard rails, such ns New Dupent Powder ...... 13<* Southern Railway «:'rVg !r*,h- ."s...... M .tion of that mistake. American plantations now In bearing "York Central and Southern Pacific. Kndlcott Johnson .... It Standard OH Cel. SS î"»?. business to Dominion of Canada..»■£ Ouar.O.T.P...... lH6....|im ...ll.H - • N.J. ■-G. freeh. pellet* ...... •#’ "One of th* evils of has been endeavoring to make con The oils were strong for a while on Arts. ______as-4 Dominion of Canada. .«HU Guar. G.T.P.... 1m4. .. .11900 ....3.03 Erie First pfd ...... 44-4 day is a general tendency toward nections with local Jobbing housei. unofficial reports Intimating that the Famous playere ...... 17-4 btewart Warner ■ S’ Sw Chwa,. in...... 1! eitravagance.____ _ Strict economy should Falling to get *uch outlets, t$ie com Dominion of Canada. .6% Ouar.C.N.R...... 1331... .31000 ,...A0# Oil City Derrick production figures Mènerai Asphalt ...... «0-4 tromburg Carb. .. B-C. Sr I Id a lb...... be the slogan of every business man ' pany contracted direct to mipply a Dominion of Canada..3*. Guar. G.T.P..,. .1031. ..£ 100 ....4.11 for the week scheduled tor publica General Cigar ...... 67-1 Studebaker ...... Flneet Ontario mild, per IK ...... S as well as his eonetant practice. Too ------chain store corporation operating 249 tion to-morrow may show n sharp Ven. Electifs".V...... 113 Twaae Ce. -pi...- rim»« Ontario metered, per tK —- ffl Dominion uf Canada. .31,7, Guar. CJH.OJV. .1141... £1 * mol...... < SS tien. Motor* ...... «a Texae Gulf Sulphur JMem Dutch Cheeee. per KT ...... much stress cannot toe placed on wiee stores whose Seattle and Portland Dominion of Canada. .4% Guar. O.T.P..... 1002. ..£ 300 ....4.7# decrease, and also on the belief that <#<>odrich Rubber ...... 31-4 T«xae Pacific UR. Cheeee. per lk .,4...... »•••• economy being practiced by a private supply wus previously drawn Iront another advance may be posted ■ Goody"r T. and K pfd 14-1 Tex. Pae, C. and O. i*nla. per |R .,4...... ,...»»» buelneee as well as by our govern the Jobbers. Now a large and power Province of B.C...... 414% Guar. P.O.E...... 1147... £1 * mn1...... 6.12 Pennsylvania crude çll in the near Granby ...... il8-« Timken Roller .... « Prïr.*re' '* Pertlone bee .»••• Province of S.C.V...... 4 % % Guar. C.N.P...... 1*30 :.. £ 1 » mul...... 3.05 Great North. Ore. .... SI Tobacco l'rod. ment. ful group of stalle on the Seattle future. > Shares of mail order con Great North, pfd. . . 71-2 Tobacco Prod. A. . -----Ik ,...i7...... 4S.«»eae»ev "If I am any Judge of the trend public market* has opened negotia Province of KC...... 47, Guar.C.N.P...... 1960... £1 * mul...... 6.04 cerne add also the chain stores ex Gull Stales Steel .... 16-« Tranacont. Ott .... Hocuefort. per IK of affaire in Europe, things are tion» with this company with the Province of B.C...... ,w.67« ...... 1040....$500 ....4.90 hiblted prominent strength, the latest Houston oil ...... *0 Union Pacific ...f. .161-7 146-6 Ultuole Central ...... 116-3 United mit ...... 316 216 steadily Improving there. Rehabili result.that It will switch Its business Province of Alberta... .814% Guar. United reports indicating—-that a record inspirât Ion ...... 31-7 U.8. led. Alco. ... . 14-T 13-1 tation soon will march forward rap to the newcomer. This will change breaking business Is being recorded .8. Rubber ...... 49-t 42-3 resi Int. Comb. Eng...... 25 Irrigation. .«.1081....3600 ....8.13 121-5 idly. That alone is needed to com the buying avenues materially. Two in the afore-mentioned lines of en Inu Mer. Marine .... 13-1 13-1 13-1 b. 8. Steel ...... 13) plete the favoring circumstance# In carloads of bananas shipped by the deavor. The market In the late InL Mer. Mar. pfd. 44-4 Utah Copper ...... «7-2 17-3 Province of Alberta... .3% Ouar. Lethbridge let. Nickel .. .777.... 26-4 Vanadium *1-» 31-5 *»-6 §*•«•** I to* ...... Vi our world outlook, and to bring to us third company will be due on con afternoon was again subjected to lhVlaclble Oil ...... 17-5 Wabash »6-« 66-S ■ 6«-4i£l0 hot dog'. rUrtT' MOM Cuti) 'SGRV&S JGff Right! SÏRA Anouj THAT The NURSING HOME MAT NOT KNOu) IT BuT md GAue me cuo r» him ‘DesTRvJcTiOh) li my T^SQUIMALT Nuralag and Convalescent COMDVCTe I'LL ' TOousefts! | * ^ Home. ««7 Lampion Street. Maternity tVs_ may>c A-Mice mcss FOR AM *MAS- GIFT AnYs' ml general nursing. Invalide given ex call Hint! JEFF'- pert care. One acre alee ground». Phone» Uur of jc Ffs « (T ALMOST CHCweb OFF »LAwkc-ry ; 4926 and IIIIL 4107-12 M'f LEC. IT'S THe ONLY 1 come Hit Heft! I ^ -----t^Tteou&GRSl 9lM>iV. j OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ^AtR OF WouSCRS J^Il. V. I. TAT LOR. general practice. he. OVUMS.TOOl Specie! attention to finger surgery of the eye. ear. none »ml IhrowL. 4M Pem vxec Hcc: r? berton Building: Phone 3404. ti ♦v*-1 PHYSICIAN* R. DAVID ANGUS—Women s disorders specialty: 25 yen re 'experience. Hutto D«06 Pantages Bldg.. Third and Université. Rent tie, ______M ÎIP ,x GERMANS TO STATE ■ THEIR TRADE VIEWS French Have Been Making Effort to Arrange New Treaty Paris. Jan. i.—Dr. Trendelenburg, head of the German delegation ne gotiating for a renewal. of the JflX. - a-v w H C t‘ranco-pernui n trade treaty, ha* gone to Berlin, having been called home by. hi* Government to explain fully the proposals of France. H» FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS UNFURNISHED HOUSES BUSINESS DIRECTORY is expected back in Paris on Friday, ! COMING EVENTS AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES (Continued) (Continued) (Continued) Uoiiimuwdi when he will be In a position to J^AIIŸ' « «rriage: low -built English,, style; Victoria fiat lu ŒitntB ,90R RENT—Cottage, with garage under. transmit the views of Kls Govern I I OeeilOTIXE Pire men'» III* Carnival. 192d MciauûiflihiV Rtwdgter. In 8— Ul'ARANTEEH CAR»—* quit* n««,r ll.se FURRIERS Advertising Fhcne No. 1090 ' * * Suppv.- and Han» e Hunt's 1 14.82 Myrtle Avenue. *£*68-8-1 ment to Minister of Commerça, i be,, „i ,|IMW .I ...... SfOW*. BI TS an ex« ehUonslly good lUUâ K4jr£i roe ri-taairiK» ,\m r.uTirisii I orchestra. Friday. January 22. « j'haf lKu bl, L-u-hlln TourlnK. In w FLUSTER. FRED—Highest price for raw Raynaldy. 1 >l«-x«an,dia iiall-room. tient* I overland Four Touring - mo SfluKüMi» Vermel. Fllii.Uons Want-J. Tv 387-4-14Wür 1921..shsr-.-F' Overland Coupe, just overhauled; i; DCYs * 18*1 Chevrolet Touring. nvYL'Y a loom and start a good business. FURNISHED HOUSES 89 Bent. A^nî les Tor S«!e. Lost or Found, etc . mm*» •JWMFIr (n *hui»e 1» Mai Negotiations between the French i L'XTON llall I mace, Thursday. January Ut'YH a 1919 Chevrolet Touring, 1 *u van start a store or a good 14*c per nord per insertion. Contract ni?» ; Jd ». -» —*tt t. put's orchestra. Admts- 1921 Ciievroiet Touring. 1» ‘“‘‘''j*:- and Germans for a commercial treaty7 condition, at ...... Vw'/H a it extra good buy. home business. Will teach you to operate. I,BURNISHED liouse. six rooms. with FURNITURE MOVERS on spplh alien. 1919 Cray ln*rt Touring. For appointment ring phone 1342. 331-3-7 tarage. r»hrl,lH>urfie Street Hestlh have reached a deadlock. The Ger MAhTJCRS MOTOR CO. 14M1TED mans. it is said. Bought to make the No advertisement fer les* ltv*> 4.--C. I WTT.ÎTXRT five hundred. Wednesday. -toed, a enan at ,-90 R SALE—Tobacco at the B. * U- Empire Realtyi.- t« o. 841 Fort St Easy Terms 3163-8-7 bo continuance of the negotiation* con Minimum number of nord». I". ; -’X January 7. x.r,0. '12Ÿ* Gov ernmenl 81."» Yatea »t , rer. of Quadra ht. 1‘hone 873 Tobw.co Shop. «5» Fort Street. We Jan) Transfer Co. for household Fourteen s t /ICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925 15 =*= REAL ESTATE-HOUSES, LOTS, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUIT, and CHICKEN RANCHES FOR SALE tereat. It's unflattering, but rather OAK BAT JAKES BAT MAT 13IXB*R29M fail cement beae- reÎTeelHn,E: ’ ^ ^ . , . . TjMGHT a area ef choice land, so reek or X ment. neiT pipetew fttraace. Frtce have Just received Instruct Iona to Jervis flushed again and Isobel JEs eWamp. Two Seroa in esrdea. balance $1.700. Terme. Wpiece on the market for the tiret watched him with sly malice. She partly cleared Five-room hunealow* ear- time one of the moat attractive seven-room SERIAL STORY had aiway. resented Jervle's elr of for fee* eemi-t»un*alowe In James Bay. Situated HOUSE LISTINGS WANTED FOR RBNT on a corner lot. on the car line and within ; condescension toward all women ex- treaselycu,r *“ cheap."■ $3.604.-- -• * -*1" r<“°- /1ADBQRO Bey waterfront, fire-room easy walking distance of the elty. this ITT* specialise In the sale of homes In ; cept Doris, whose indifference be- FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH ^-^bunialow. furnished. modern, $36 per roperty hea all the qualifications of the I wildered him. J. GREENWOOD lf*l tanrily home. The rooms are all the Oak IBay and Fairfield District*, FIVE ACRES B are deelilrous of selling on to-day"» You mean the actor—chap?” he large and bright and the houee contains ;et list with us for Immediate results. ,N the shores ef Laagford Lake, wlthlm rtaox * wai.kkk every modern convenience. Including HOT aaked with an effort at disinterested O'eeven mil* of city. Thle proparty Is WATER heating system. CAS connect lone, ness. "Does he bang around here very sicely «ItuatM »»d hae a soother» •SS 1‘ert street phene 1 extra • toilet, built-in features, paneling, * P. E. BROWN A SONS LIMITÉE» TEE MARRIAGE SCALES much?” •*ope- seme of the land la of the very full cement basement with double boarded Real Estate. Financial and insurance beet and balance treed. Bungalow là prac walla cement walks. Wfll-bullt garage, Agent» Every day—almost,'' nodded Iso- manner of risk, especially In specu tically new. with good water supply. bath etc. This la a home that ranhot be be^ wlth a rather significant glance lation, or to squander It In personal room. cement basement, garage, etc. Mias Simp. “I hear you Are a pillar adequately described, so we Invite your 1111 Broad Street witn « Phene 117$ ] fn Doris’s direction. Price, on terme. $4.600. inspection, when you wUl have to agree Indulgences, or In lending without Or will exchange for elty heme. of the church.” that It la an exceptional buy at By MILDRED BARBOUR “Umm!" was Jervis’s comment proper security. This critical finan Sunday golfer: "No, I'm juat a fly H.oeo CASH. ‘And l su pose you’re the attraction?” cial sttudtTdirig'enhanced by the ad ing buttress. I support It from the SW1NERTON A MUMiRAVK Here was a guileless fool, he told verse place of Saturn and Mercury. outside." •4* Fert Street Kiel naive Agents himself; he could find out all he B. C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY Copyright 1124, Metropolitan Newspaper Service, New York. In affaire of the home and the heart wanted to know without her suspect: the prospect is most Interesting, LIMITED ing that she was being pumped. since Nepttine In trine with Venue The bent way to grow thin. isobel answered him with a rip apd Sol parallel with Neptune may To move away from. pling laugh. MuhIcsI exercine. She wanted to hope so—and was erroneous. Have I ever seemed— promote unusual phases. TIMES CROSS-WORD PUZZLE opposite of down. shocked at her own admission. The unfriendly?” 1? Where are your eyea? Haven't Those whose birthday It Is are Indefinite article, — realisation began to frighten her a you watched Cullam when Doris Is under the forecast of a probably It killed Cleopatra. “No," his tone was bitter, “quite In the room?” • little." S"he felt herself disloyal to the contrary.” Then, after a silence, hazardous year for finance; especi Nothing out of the ordinary In this pussle, excepting one prefix (i$ horlann- A container. Isobel’a pointed sarcasm. her Sets against. ward Charles. he added: “It won't be for long.” ally in the matter of speculation, tal). which Taught to be easy to get because both letters are keyed. twinkling eyes, made him uncom lending and personal extravagance. Anger. She resolved to fight against this "Nor* Doris’s eyes flew to his. fortably aware that she might not Military shoulder decoration. fascination for the young actor. As While new projects may flourish, ex One who acts. “The play has less than a month be us dense aw he’d rated her. any difference in them. But if you a first expedient, she decided to give traordinary precaution should be want a new hat. Susie—wait—I have What doctors do to patients. to run here” he explained. “We close The fellow's Insufferable—Imper taken in renewing contracts, lest Large snake. I'harles more of her companionship tinent puppy!" Anger goaded him an idea—the very thing—look!” Specie of the deer family. and, by so doing, restore herself to for a few weeks and sat! for London there be fraud or misrepresentation. Uncle Wiggily pointed up into a A drunkard. In July.” Into the muttered, explanation. There is a possibility of active, pos sanity through contact with his "Oh!” "He’s stunning—and he has sueh leafless tree where, on a branch; was V Sworn statements. wholesome, .cheery personality. sibly’ sensational or erratic, lore af fastened an old bird's neat In the The sun. It was £ polite little expression of charming manners,” murmured Iso- fairs. A child born on this day rosy Place to sleep. So. she began calling for hlm ai bel by way of rebuke. Spring the nest had been new, care regret, but, so absorbed was he in be extravagant, and careless with fully woven by the robins. In it JUs awn hi Harness that he did not > "tiebin had laid her biun egg* 110 ,k* s;» notice that Doris had’ gone quite put the courtesy of an apology, Remainder l!,s warm ®<*ented duck of early Sum- from the eggs little birds had white, and that the hand fingering strode across the room to Do 'hed. The birds had now flown Bearing mPr- 11 waa «‘haragteriatie of Mariana her teacup trembled. desk and demanded that aha n The fiddling Roman emperor. that she didn’t realise, eveh In her ready to leave at once. Present tanne of verb to be. Innermost consciousness, that Craig BEDTIME STOP! In like manner...... JERVIS FUJI IN A WORD Jorls looked from her paper “That nest will make "you a fine Cullum's presence at the club, his mild surprise, then she frou J Not down. frequent homeward drives with Preposition. Doris returned to. the headquarters "Really Dick I’m sorry If y< them, had a great deal to.do with impatient, but I must finish these Uncle Wiggily and the her virtuous resolution. of the pageant committee, following the tea with Craig Cullam when he fore 1 go to dine with you.". As for Cullam, the days dragged had told her that his play would 0U Nest SI endlessly. Ills momentary glimpses shortly close, .and he would be sail of Doris -now Incredibly busy, It ing for London. R=l« seemed were the only bright spot» you'd be free now.* (By Howard R_ Garis) IS tt In his drub existence. Trrre. he en fche had announced, rather breath Doris's eyes narrowed coolly. joyed hie fume of golf with Charles lessly. that there were letters await "It’s not necessary for you to wait, Once upon a time. ae Uncle wigally 31 HH on days when there was no matinee ing her signature which mdht go out Dick, If you’re In a hurry," she said i_,.hopÇlnr throuih lh« wood., to play and iv was pleasant to have that night. If she didn’t get away suggestively. twinkling hie pink noce and wonder y si tea and drive home with his good at once, she was afraid she would He cooled at once, looking the least ing what Xur« June would give him friend and his wife, who was al cry. To her dismay. Cullam Insisted bit alarmed. iwh,n h« reached hie hollo* sSB’Mld upon accompanying her to the office •tump bungalow, the bunny gentle 'a ways charmingly sympathetic and "Sorry—didn’t mean to rush you, raeifull^ beautiful to the eye. door. Ko she chattered xgry gayly he muttered, and seated himself. man came to a eudden atop under a that he might not guess how bt» bramble bush, nor he heard a rolce But It seamed sometimes to Cul- But half an hour later when he news had upset.her. faced hes-ecrosa a restaurant dining crying there In the woods. tam that he couKT ho longer ' enduré He, of course, took her light-heart the suspense of not knowing were table, he returned to the subject. „* * mt,e lo*t Bob Cat," ed acceptance of his announced de “1 say Doris, you know I’m awfully Tncl* Wl«*»y to himself. he stood with Doris. Time and parture to mean that she didn't care. Sometimes the bad old Bob Cat again, h) determined to make an end fond of you. as well as being awfully It was bitter knowledge and -the in love with you. Your recklessness sends the Utile Bob Cat to cry out to the torturing situation once and situation waa not relieved by his worries me sometimes. Of coufse, I i- WO!>d*’ al"i ‘hen when some Yeeterdsy’e Cross-weed 'for all. Time and again he resolved glimpse, from the doorway, of Dick know the Indiscreet things you, do one like me comes along and takes Answer to to fling aside all the considerations Puzzle Jervis lounging Indolently and* pro are done through a very wondertul °» !he lltU* Bob Cat. ‘he big which h»d kept him from telling her prietary beside Doris's unoccupied Innocence on your part, but—” Bib Cat jumps out and nibbles ears. She kad a. fine bonnet- he loved her and asking her to desk. Doris raised eyes that. In their I must be careful!” marry him. Let her decide, his Cross-word Puxsle for To-dsy "" •'My wife tells me that she Is all Jervis witnessed Doris’s parting stuniness, gave him no encourage- Uncle Wiggily looked around. The upside down, stick a feather on and unstrung. What shall I do?" heart urged. And if she said yes. with Cullam and his full-blooded l** IgrAte sounded louder than ever, HOW TO SOLVE THE CROSS-WORD PUZZLE let bar world and his gossip as they it will lack Just like some of the ex ’"Seed, her a wire." .. sesroa - f**e attained a deeper hue. though "Now, your friendship with this but there was no sign of a Bob Cat. pensive hats from the five and ten Every number In the form represents the beginning of a word, reading either wished; let people call her a fool there was nothing In that brief adieu big or little.. And then, all of a Kindly neighbor, to slightly deaf Craig t’uliam "...." he went on rather cent store.” boriaontaliv or vertically. If there la a black square to the left of the number, and him a fortune hunter! He would to rouse a rival's Jealousy. Doris voice’said-lhe C*yln* "toPI*d »nd a "It might be nice,” said Susie, dry the word Is hnrtXental; if above It, the word is vertical. The *ame number may old gentleman: "Hows the rheu have her. Nothing else seemed to uncomfortably. of course begin both a horlaontal anna vertical. The definitions for the correct merely extended her hand; Cullam "That is something we will not ing her tears, "but how can we get matism. Henry? You,,ought to go to matter. bent over it wordlessly. words to fill the form are found btlow, with numbers corresponding to those on a chiropractor.” discuss, Dick," she told him. quietly. 1 d,° a new bat so much! the old nest down?' the form. Run through the definitions till you find one that you recognise, and Hut when, driven by his desire for But when, a few minutes later "But hang it all. we will discuss °*?.Y,how, 1 wl,h 1 had a new hat!" Just then along came Billie Bushy- put It in its proper place on the form, one letter for each white square. This will Deaf old gentlemen: "Choir prac her, he sought her out, his reckless Doris drove Jervis away from her tail, the squirrel. furnish several Croats-dure to the word* linking with U at right angles. Continue tice! Land sakes. Llndy, I got thls- it!” be declared furiously. Hum. That doesn’t sound like a determination was conquered by the desk while she affixed her signature (To be continued) "Please scramble up and gnaw in this manner till the form Is completely Ailed. If you have solved the pussle a-way learnin’ to play the snare cool armor of her friendship that Bob Cat.’ thought Unde Wiggily. correctly It should read both horlxontally and vertically with words corresponding to various letters, he sauntered over And a moment later he knew it that nest loose for Kusie," begged to the definitions. The correct solution of to-day's puxsle will be printed In the waa patently friendship and nothing to Isobel and found her, as always, wasn't one of the bad chape, for Uncle Wiggily. Down came the nest. next issue of The Tiroes. deeper. He knew she would refuse Inside It was lined with soft cotton "What are you clipping from that eager to chat with a good-looking Knele LittletalL the rabbit girl him sweetly and kindly—«he would young man. walked slowly along the path. It from the milk weed pods, and with HORIZONTAL 1 35. Request. paper?” v be like that even |f she thought his 37. Hebrew name for God. "I believe you girls use this charity was Susie who had been prying. tine hair from ponies' tails. Uncle 1. To make a law. "An article about a woman whv proposal presumptuous— but he could Wiggily cut two holes In the bottom 3$., Collection of fish egg* was sued for divorce for going stuff merely as a convenient rendesv- TO-MORROW’S B. Coarse grass. 43. Something moat folks do three not bear the thought of learning, be oiis for your beaux," he rallied her. ww"iXm‘U Drake Hardware Co., Ltd. The Kiwania'Vlub last night held 1418 Douglas Street Phene 1641 a dinner and dance at the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium, many of the members being accompanied by their wives. JANUARY REDUCTION SALE Pant President 8. J. Willis wel THREE-MONTH SENTENCE city accountant, w»s sentenced to comed Mrs. H. P. Hodges of the three months at the Ontario jail farm r------;—n Kumtuks Club, and E. V. Finland of r------; \ All Oar Best Coats Hamilton. Ont., Jan. 7—Thomas J. by Judge Could yesterday afternoon the Gyro Club to the function. Clove Bargains Ladies' Fisher, assistant in the’ office of the for etnbexsllng I860. in surrendering the'1 presidency of j the Kiwanls Club, Mr. Willis re- j Children's Wool On Sale Now at One Price Silk-Wool-Cotton called to the club the magnificent j 533.75 services which Walter Walker had Gloves Combinations given the.members during more than Regular Value* Up To $65.00 Regular $4.00 ftxq yeara In office as secretary, and Regular 76c, Fair _ announcement: then presented Mr. Walker on be half of the club with a pair of hand A splendid and varied assortment of exclusive models $2.79 x some framed views. 25c in all newest fabrics. Some very handsomely fur- Very fine elastic knit, low We beg to announce that the The retiring secretary briefly Black or white only. In all 'neck style; short sleeve» thanked the club and declared that -tyhanred *ttrhm in utility styles. he had greatly enjoyed the work In sixes. Rlngwood gloves. and knee length; cream, volved in the office of sécrétai >. f»t Values tq $25,00,___ only. Sises 34 to 44t ' Women's Victoria Optical Shop AMUSING SPEECHES Price ...... $12.75 Coats, Values to $.'15.00. , Ladies' Silk and is now under new management. Rev. Dr. W. O. Wilson then took Fine Fabric Gloves over the gavel, an chairman of the Price ...... $16.75 We respectfully solicit a further continuance of your commit If in charge of installing Regular $1.75, Pair Wool Combinations the new officers, and in doing so as Regular $6.75 patronage. sured the ladles that all the new of' Your eyes will receive very careful attention by the most fivers had been properly elected as 98c scientific methods. the brightest members of the club •A collection of good styles The Famous “Salisbury ” $3.98 WXwill be pleased to have you call for a consultation. despite what their wives may think.’ Watson’s silk and wool, Dr.> Wttson then presented Hz *: .in fenry cuff, plain cutt and elbow lengths; .all the in «-ream ; Ft rap shoulder* Willis with a past president's and knee length. Tailored popular shades, and all All-weather Coats on jeweled button. style; sixes 36 to 40. Murk Graham, the first president H. S. Timberlake, Opt D. of the Victoria Kiwanls Club, as in (Optometrist in Charge) stalling officer entrusted with the Baldtvin’s Teazle Sale, $25.00 Ladies’ Wool Mix- 1034 Douglas Street Phone 1523 duty of placing Dr. Howard Miller In the presidency, remarked, "whoever Wool Made of English woolens, in handsome belted Raglan tore Vests » prepared thijh, programme certainly Regular $1.75 had an eye to business, for the old Slightly Soiled, Skein effects, perfectly tailored, in plain fawn and olive adage, holds good, cleanliness still wool showerproof velour. Soft silk-lined, with storm comes next—to Godliness with my self following. Dr. Wilson.” cuffs. Never before sold at this price. $1.39 . 15c Cream and white; short In addressing Dr. Miller, Mr. Gra- Regular 25c, skein; colore ham pointed out that the wearer of ' and long sleeves. V and the presidential Kiwanls pin would rose, lemon, pate blue, Betty Brown Flannel Frocks ÇQ HZ Ladies'Sturts K OA round neck. All sizes in find that great responsibilities were mauve and dark grey. Regular $12.00...... «PO.I J Regular $10.76; Sale ...... VV.7V this lot to 46. involved, that a task of great Giff 1 - rulty-ljiiFHlted him in pleasing over These are exceptionally clever styles, in all These are all new pleated varieties, in fancy 100 nteff of differing temperaments. Corticelli wool Brode I la flannel ; a great variety of Satinette Bloomers II. C.r.Nicholas then installed Hugh whipcords, serges and broadcloths. Fawn, Regular $2.00 Allan as first vice-president, and Aastralene Wool, ehoiee. in all the most popular shades. 11 ugh Leigh as second vice-presi Fawns, browns, sand, grey, etc. grey, black, navy, etc.; all sizes. dent, his address following the humorous vein opened up by Dr. 6».,,. $1-00 $1.19 A clearing assortment of Wilson and developed by Mr. Ura- Sold regularly at 20c, in lad i.es’ bloomers, iu cream, With Which Id Affiliated llocklands Academy all popular shades. ' *" 800 Yards Woolen Dress Goods on Sale Thurs blue. navy and blvk. EXIST BY WORK Plain stripes and floral NIGHT CLASSES The seven directors, J. McDowell, Corticelli designs; all sizes. Courses Commercial, Stenography. < VHlcgiete, Secre- A. A. ltlyth, D. W. Spence. A. D. day, $1.39 a Yard tarmi. Preparatory, business Administrât Ion, Higher King. J. V. McIntosh, A. K. liutn- I “Sylver gleam” A «wanting. Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony plirivM and A. E. Denny. w«nc then Values to $3.00. A splendid selection of. costings, suitings, skirtings and dress lengths, New Term begins Jan. 5 Office now open. Send for initiated into their responsibiltiea Wool particulars, by Mr, Nicholas, who pointed out at a fraction of the real value. Homespuns, flannels, serges, camel-hair cloths and blan Black and Navy JAS. M. «EATTY, Manager that Kiwanls Club»*did not stay In Ball ket coatings, all one price Thursday. active life unless they justified their | Bloomers existence by publie service. ENTER ANY MONDAY He urged the members to remem 20c 100* Yards Broadcloth 200 Yards Silvertone Velour Cl IQ ber thaj they owe unremitting sup- I Slightly shop soiled ; regu Regular $4.75 Yard ...... $1.95 Regular $3.60, for ...... ZT*”1X . 95c lar 36c %a ball. Green, port and help to their dit ■ Heavy and medium weight, some The directors cannot run this club I lemon, pink, mauve, blue, Good weight, lovely soft finish, pure wool; A wonderful bargain' offering, suitable for with heavy fleece lining, elastic themseivea. the members must keep j rose and black. dresses, suits and coats, all pure wool, in in close and sympathetic touch with colors wine, hunters green and navy. For grey, reindeer, brown, fawn and navy; 56 waist and knee; all sixes. * them, and then the Victoria Kiwanls I Club will continue to progress as in | dresses and suits ; 56 inches wide. inches wide. the past." —------Children's Wool Toques NEW PRESIDENT SPEAKS Aprons and Homse Regular $1.00 Dr. Wilson then handed the gavel Dresses to Dr, Miller with a few words of Canton Flannel Bathrobes Eiderdown 50c assurance of support, by all the Values to $2.06 Very dainty Wool Caps for kid Collegiate and Preparatory dies up to 5 years, white members, for the coming year. for...... Regular 26c, Yard Comforters plain Courses Dr. Miller excused himself from $1.00 Half Price and white with colors. spetM-h-msking, on two* grounds,1 that A Hover aprons of fast ' color* Regular $13.00 University Matriculation prints and cretonne; and slip the I»est point of each address was 15c Garments of padded «Ilk and ttie closer proximity of dancing time, j over dresses of plain chambra) ;- Bleached light weight Fine Bleached - Sheeting. Day Classes and also that the previous,.speakers | eiderdown In dainty plain shades $10.00 pink, rose, green, blue and sand. Canton; 23 inches wide. had stolen his thunder.'' and floral effects, all popular, Pure eider filling, with Evening Classes He. forecasted that the year 1925 | full length styles and all sixes. finp florid Roman sltln ST-**."*... 59c would be the best experienced by Silk and Wool Pullovers coverings; with floral ef Plain domestic sheeting. $-4 Hemstitched Hack All $7.00 Bathrobes. New Term Begins Jan 5 Victoria for many years, with much Regular $2.50 Ü»-| QQ fects. Sixes 66x72. wide, pure bleach. Office Now Open. work ahea«A for the Kiwanls Club, Towels Bale, each, at $3.50 Wherein he noped to receive the un for...... «P-leî/O Unbleached Sheet- JQ- Send for Particulars. AJl $9.50 Bathrobes. Largest Size stinted support of the membership. V neck and long sleeves, in navy, Regular 46c ing. Regular 66c for.rxïiV Sale, each, at ...... Hugh Allan, as first vice-president, black and orange. $4.75 spoke briefly, suggesting that the Flannelette Blankets 8-4. soft quaUty, good weight, etub Keep ro the fore a view- oT work AU $12A0. Bathrobes. FJfT ^good wearing and washing 3,. $1.00 Sale,.each, at...... «90» • v to be done rather than rest on the Flannelette Dressing Fine bleached huckaback variety. laurels of past successes. towels; size 22x36. hem $2:79 Finest quality made, full Hugh Leigh thanked the members Sacqmes stitched; heavy quality. AM $18.00 Bathrobes. Flannelette Sheet- £*Q for the honor conferred upon him Sale, each, at ...... $9.00 12-4 sise, with pink or blue ing. Reg. 96c Yard. VÎ7V os second vice-president, and sug border; gested the advisability of appoint Sr**" $1.49 Wool-cott Bats Very heavy quality English ment by the club of a legislative Floral patterns with klmona sheeting; 66 inches wide. PHONE 1361 committee to watch the actions of sleeves, trimmed satin and cord Half Price A Clearance of Girls' Cushion Forms provincial legislators. He also , edgings; colors, pink, mauve, Value* to $2.00 20 Doien Pillow Slip*. Sale urged expansion of the work of the grey and sky. White Voile Dresses club on behalf of underprivileged $1.50 Special, OCn children. Sise 72x50; regular $3.00. at Half Price Each...... tiUV Preceding the Installation cere Beautiful quality, full sixes $1.25 DO YOU WANT TO INCREASE Gingham Haase Dresses Serviceable quality white cotton, Including square nnd roun-1 monies. Miss Justine Gilbert sang a for filling comforters. composition of her own, and in re Special Value (j»-| Beautiful stales for girls of varieties, also bolster»; 40 inches wide, with deep hem. sponse to the great applause, gave Lace Curtain all agçs from 2 to 14 years, medium” and large sixes. YOUR STOCK? Tosti's "Goodrbye" as an encore. Fine quality check gingham trimmed wjtb lave, ribbon 30c Colored Turkish 1 A „ Mrs. A. J. Gibson agted ar Miss Gil slipover dresses; trimmed rick- bert’s accompanist. Special and tucking. -*■ Shopping Bags , Towel* ....------rack braid and pipings, small, Drury Pry ce delighted the ttea- Pair Regular 86c — -vSize 16x26, heavy soft quality» . her* with \ iolin numbers :ii the con - medium and large. Regular *2.50. clusion of the speech-making. '«ale ...... $1.25 Girls’ Balkan Middies $2.95 25c 39c ESQUIMAU- CHURCH Fine Nottingham lace cur Regular $5.00. Made of heavy weight cre Sise 18x38, fancy border, hemmed tains. 2Vs yards long. 40 Sale .•...... tonne. in pleasing shades ELECTS OFFICERS Sr *” $1.00 Inches wide, with scalloped $2.50 and designs: a limited Reg. 60c Huckaback 4A Strong quality middy cloth, all edfes; in white or ecru. quantity only. white, trimmed braid; sixes 14 Regular $10.00. Towels ...... ‘K7U The annual parfth meeting of-St. Size 15x36. pure linen blenched. Paul s Naval and Garrison Church. to 20. Sale ...... $5.00 EsquinrtyLlt. was held in the new The “Bowman" Remedy will do it. Are you receiving our news bulletin! It's free. MEN S GENUINE WOOL parish hall on Monday evening. The The secretaries of the various number of statements, and asking TO RESIDE HERE and have located on Linden Avenus FLANNEL, KHAKI church organisations submitted re him to tell of each whether it is true where they Will fake up residence. OK GREY rector. Rev. F. Or Chapman, was in ports, all of which showed that splen or false. It is not only from the Orient that the chair. Highly satisfactory re did work had been done during the According to Dr. Brown, this type people are coming long distances to jf test gives the student more choice The Erick Bowman Remedy Co. ports of all features of church affairs year. settle here owing to the exceptional during. Ih.- year were ihade by the The election of officers and com of questions, because jnorr ground is OFFICE AND FACTORY. 618 YATES STBEET covered in less time, he says it ex private school accommodation, for J. PURDY Working Shirts rector and warden*, which Included mittee resulted as follows : Rector's GROCER, YATES STREET the very gratifying announcement warden. R. Dent; people's warden, 1. poses knowledge of a subject, rather among the recent arrivals are Mr. that the year had ended showing a D. Sevdey; committee, Canon H. W. than the mere ability to state things. and Mrs. Edward C. Warren, who HE SELLS credit balance In the church accounts. a. Stockton, Col. J. 'A. Hall. T. Had- have been Wring for some- time in the 44 If fteld. Major O. Sisman, W. E. A. Bar CLAIM FAILS Southern State;. clay. A. N. Smith, H. C. Phillips. J. Our Own Brand Addison. Mrs. J. E. McDonald and They recently came to Victoria Vancouver, Jan. 7. — A claim by with three sons and two daughters. BUTTER Mrs. J. Kelly, synod delegates. Cel. Frederick C. Morloh. a trustee of the J. A. Hall and Major O. Sisman. 8am Hrighoiis» estate, for repayment to the estate of approximately $120,- 000 with interest by Michael Wilkin UNIVERSITY ADOPTS son Brtghouse, nephew of Bam Brig- to insure insertion in Satur house, who died July 31, l6|3;v and NEW FORM OF TESTS another trustee, failed In” Supreme Court. Mr. Justice D. A. Me Don A Id,’ day's paper all Display Berkeley, Cal* Jan. 7.—A new sys who conducted the trial accepted de School Children Regular price $3.00. AH diet tem of examinations Has been adopted fence testimony proving that Sam tor...... fi.ee by Professor Warner Brown of the Brlghouse fcad given the money to Advertising Copy Should psychology department of the Uni his nephew. Get a Red Crow Pencil Box. Well made by disabled soldiers. THE veraity of California. This depart Price 2S* Each -H—x ment had used the essay form, re be'Handed in to Times qutrtng the student to write at length CASH IKK ARRESTED General Warehouse on several questions. Dr. Brown did Office not later than noon not deem this a fair test, and so he Genoa, Jan. 7. — Dr. lldrbrande 627 Tates Bt- Victoria formed a combination of testa. Jommk cashier of thé Ban^t of Italy", THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP (Wholesale District) One of the new methods requires la under arrest -pending an investi- Friday. t Bel-»w Government) the pupil to supply one word* to make iUon of an alleged short»*? of 584-6 Johnson St. (Just Below Government) Phone $188 a sentence compete, hr another he T6—«60» Hre In the accounts of the Phone 2170 must choose among several alterna- local branch of the American Ex Uvea. A. third, consists in giving Jjim press Company