♦ WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT WEATHER FORECAST Variety—Her Social Value. 1HW: Columbia—A Small Town Idol. For 26 hours ending 5 p. m., Wednesday: Dominion—Back Fay. , Royal—All's Fair tn Love. Victoria and vicinity—Light to mod­ Capitol—One Glorious Day. erate winds, generally fair and colder.

PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. 60. NO. 44 VICTORIA, B. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922 BALFOUR HAS SOUTH AFRICAN DAYLIGHT SAVING STRIKERS WORK DECLINED TITLE End of the Freight LIVES LOST WHEN « TO START MAY 1 DECLARES VEREÜ ON RETURN HOME London, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press Cable)—Reuter’s Johannesburg cor­ Daylight saving will become ef­ London, Feb. 21.—Offers of special respondent cables that tne strike of ATANEW LEVEL fective here at 12 o’clock on the REPORT IS TRUE honors tendered him for his work at the coal miners and the staff of the the Washington Conference are re­ Rates Case to Come night of April 30, and will remain electric power station at Verseniglng in force until October 1. Inaugur­ ported to have been rejected by A. was broken yesterday by the return Koftinoff Says Doukhobors J. Balfour, who headed the delega­ Highest Figure in History, •Death List in Virginia May Be of as many strikers as were wanted ation of daylight saving, in ac­ tion. Says Official to the Cornelia colliery and of thirty- cordance with the expressed will Plan Slaughter Last week King George offered him Feily one of the operating staff to the Vic­ of the electorate, is provided for peerage but he declined the honor. Three Weeks Hence toria Falls Power station. in a by-law introduced by Aider- Meeting of Board Is Held in Roma Crashed and Exploded; There also has been a resumption man John Harvey and passed Hinting at Massacre of Chil- X.fourth llme he ha“ of work in the brick and tile in- through its first readings at the The Kirjg also is reported to have London Built in Italy City Council meeting last night. dren and Aged offered to ma)*çlake him a Knight of the Penalties for failure to observe The position of the gold-fields Vancouver, Feb. 21.— (Canad jNL London, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press Concluding Arguments on Equalization Effecting Norfolk, Va., Feb. 21.—Ex­ strike is unchanged except for a daylight saving will be similar to Cable)—Deputy Chairman Davidson slight increase in the number of men the penalties of last year. Press)—“The statement that Peter of the British Columbia Electric . British Columbia to Be Heard March 13 or 14; ploding after crashing down­ who have returned to work. Veregin, Doukhobor chief, contem Railway Company board, presiding at ward during a trial flight, the plates slaughter of children and aged TO MEET TO PLAN a meeting of the board here yester­ McGeer Secured Adjournment. and infirm persons so that the fit day, announced that the railway’s United States army Italian-built gross earnings for the past year con­ Doukhobors may roam about as vag stituted a new high record. This was airship Roma was destroyed to­ Valera Advocates Split rants in protest against extortionate due, he said, to the steady growth of taxation is quite true,” declared M. . STREET CAR FI6HT day neàr the naval base here population and the development of Ottawa, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press)—Three weeks’ adjourn­ M. Koftinoff, manager of the Bril­ the areas served by the railway. In ment of the British Columbia section of the equalization freight with the loss of an undetermined liant, B. C., Christian Community of the year's business freight alone the Universal Brotherhood, this after No Victoria Representative at showed a slight setback. rates between the east and west case, now being heard before, the number of lives. Estimates an In thé Sinn Fein Party noon over the long distance tele­ Board of Railway Commissioners, was secured this morning by G. phone. “The statement was given to , Municipal Conference hour and a half after the disaster the press,'’ said Mr. Koftinoff. Mr. Davidson, speaking of electric G. McGeer. British Ciriumbia Government counsel. placed the dead from half a Mr. Veregin could not make him Ask Council Again to Help power, said : When the inquiry opened Mr. McGeer. following the line of his dozen to nearly forty out of the Dublin, Feb. 21.—Eamonn de Valera, apparently regarding a self understood over the telephone “It lias become fashionable to rep statement yesterday, again urged an adjournment on the ground line and delegated Mr. Koftinoff to Block Federal Charter Move resent that given waterpower, we more than half a hundred per- split of the Sinn Fein party as inevitable, openly advocated such speak for him. have only to turn it into a money- that he required time in whicji to analyze the statistical evidence softs on board. a division at the national Sinn Fein convention, at its extraordinary Municipal representatives from all earner. That Is far from the truth. presented by the Canadian Pacific Railway but which lie claimed The naval hospital at Portsmouth British Columbia will meet An Many waterpowers are impossible of was officially informed that thirty- session to-day, saying it would be better for. Ireland to have two Vancouver to-morrow to draft plans development into the production of the Canadian Pacific Railway had promised to give him several eight of those aboard the airship, for fighting the application of the electric power as cheaply as steam. weeks ago. This action deferred argument of all counsel until the largest semi-rigid dirigible in the armies, each ready to assist the other if the country was imperilled, B. C. Electric Railway Company for There are others which if developed world had been killed, while under­ at the present time would have no March 13 or 14. rather than one army divided in itself. a Federal charter, but no Victoria In the meantime the Board will ex­ takers In Newport News were notified representative will be present. adequAte market for years to come, that thirty or more persons had lost De Valera’s speech was the outstanding feature of the morn­ haust all available evidence before This became clear to-day after the either because the communities with­ adjourning. Mr. Carvell pointed out their lives. ing session, which had only begun the discussion of the party's City Çouncil had failed last night to in reach are already adequately pro­ future policy for pror against the FUNERAL IN QUEBEC that the Board would have to give a endoVse or reject the recommenda­ vided or because of insufficient pop­ great deal of study and consideration Washington, Feb 21.—The navy de­ Anglo-Irish Treaty when the luncheon tion of its delegates to a previous ulation to take the quantity of power partment was notified of the dirigible adjournment was taken at 1.40 p.m. to the case prior to delivering judg­ Last Ceremonies in Honor of street car conference that the Com­ to make the working costs and in­ ment and indicated that it would he Roma disaster in the following tele­ until 3 o’clock. pany’s Ottawa move should be stren­ terest of the undertaking." gram from the naval authorities at Speaking to his resolution urging some time after the conclusion of the Norfolk: “Army dirigible Roma His Memory uously ppposod. Alderman Joseph The danger of the waterpowers in investigation before judgment would the Sinn Fein party to continue the Patrick lias been named as Victoria's Canada being developed too rapidly caught fire and fell to the ground fight for a republic, de Valera won be delivere(f. near army base Norfolk about 2.10 representative on the committee Instead of keeping just ahead of the hearty applause at numerous points Soldier - Journalist’s Death which will meet "in Vancouver to demand, which had been referred to The remainder of the morning ses­ p.m. Thirty-five persons reported he made fn his address. Unconfirmed Dispatch Comes sion was taken up with the renewed dead out of fifty aboard. TAYLOR INQUIRY rrow but. as the Council has taken at a previous meeting of the board, I would rather see the country Cause of Regret no action on the street car question cross-examination of W. B. Lanigan, Thirty-nine Killed. flooded with British troops than give was emphasized ' by Mr. Davidson, From Madrid and has not asked him to attend the who said that when asked to provide Canadian Pacific Railway chief Boston, Feb. 21.—A bulletin receiv­ Los Angeles Murder Unsolved; them the irrevocable right to be here,” Quebec, Feb. 21.—The general re­ conference, he will not go to the freight traffic ^officer, by H. J. Sym­ ed at the Boston naval yard by radio was one of 'his assertions, made in a gret which was felt at the death of capital for the development of such Madrid, Feb. 2Ï. — President Mainland. It had been thought that power the shareholders should make ington, counsel for the Province ol this afternoon from Washington said Negro Is Sought dramatic manner, which was loudly Majof-Genpral Sir David Watson, not Mayor Marchant might take it upon d’Almeida, of Portugal, has ordered Manitoba. that it was reported there that cheered. only in this city and throughout Can­ very sure that the proposed develop strong detachments of troops concen­ Chairman's Attitude. himself to ask Alderman Patrick to ment had a convenient market. He thirty-nine of the fifty men aboard Los Angeles, Feb. 21.—Investi­ Mother Country. i ada, butin the United States and attend but HisSWorshlp said to-day trated between Fort Caxias and Lis­ Ottawa, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press) the army dirigible Roma were killed England, was feelingly expressed in added that the message the company bon. according to the newspapers. gators detailed on the case of Wil­ “Ireland," he declared later, k‘is en­ that he had no such intention and re­ had sent to Vancouver with refer-" —At the opening of the hearing on when the aircraft plunged to earth. liam Desmond Taylor, film director titled'to the dignity of a mother the many telegrams and cablegrams iterated his opinion that the Electric (A Lisbon dispatch yesterday said equalization of freight rates this of sympathy received by Lady Wat- ence to the question was to the effect President d’Almeida and other mem shot down in his home here three* country and I will never consent to Railway Company should be allowed that the people there must choose morning Chairman F. B. Carvell of Norfolk, Va., Feb. 21.—According weeks ago, were working to-day on make her the Illegitimate daughter of bers of the Government had gone to the Board of Railway Commissioners to a message received at the naval to go under the control of the Do­ between having these services in the possible facts they hoped to develop England." All arrangements are complete for minion Railway Board. the citadel of Caxias, a short distance objected to G. G. McGeer, K. C., hospital at Portsmouth at 3.15 p.m., from an amplified statement taken Again, he said, "My position is the the military funeral, which 1» to take bands of a company able to work outside of Lisbon, as/the result of Renew Fight. with ceaseless and unlimited energy counsel for the British Columbia thirty-eight men on board the army yesterday from Henry Peavey, Tay­ same as when 1 was made president place tp-day at 2.30 p. m. revolutionary threats). Government, asking for an adjourn­ dirigible Roma were killed when the The pallbearers will be as follows: The Council’s failure last'night to or in the hands of a company which lor’s houseman. of this organization, when I said: support the movement against the A Reuter dispatch from Madrid ment of three weeks. There was no airship was wrecked to-day. At ’Our colors are nailed to the mast.’ Lieut.-General Sir Richard Turner, would be crippled for such extension later stated a revolution had broken They were trying to locate an­ Company’s Federal charter plane through lack of. inducement and a need of further delay, and the Board that hour twelve bodies had been other negro said to have roomed with What I said then I meant.” V. C.; Major-General Sir Edward out in Portugal, but gave no details. taken from the wreckage. would seem to Indicate that Victoria consequent shortage of capital. had other work to do, the chairman Peavey In St. Louis at one time and De Valera appealed for harmony Morrison, Major-General Sir Archi­ Th® Hgraldo de Madrid attributes declared. Over Hampton Roads. will not bother itself further about later to have known to him here, and between the divisions if a breakup bald Macdonnell, -Major-General J. the Company’s plans. It became Dividends. the trouble to biased rumors spread Mr. McGeer urged that any delay Norfolk, Va., Feb. 21—The army they were also checking through should occur, saying he and Arthur H. Macbrien, Major-General W. M. known this morning, however, that xjf the people chose the former, Mr. broadcast by adversaries of the re­ was not due to British Columbia. He dirigible Roma, purchased by the eastern sources to determine whether Griffith always had been1 colleagues, King, Brigadier-General T. L. Trem influential aldermen, in spite of the Davidson said, they must make it publican regime. The left wing of had pressed for speed but was sud­ United States Government from Taylor carried any bank accounts In and would continus so. Most of the blay. Mayor’s opposition .intended to bring possible to demonstrate to the in­ the Republican Party has issued a denly confronted with thirty-two sta­ Italy and only recently commission­ New York or other large eastern morning session was taken up with A Tribute. the question before the Council again vestors , that they could reasonably manifesto denouncing those respon­ tistical exhibits which he wished to ed. was destroyed by an explosion to­ cities. making arrangements for a vote, Toronto, Feb. 21.—Commenting and ask it to take part in the fight rely on sufficient income being forth­ sible for the movement and declaring ahalyze. day while operating over the Hamp­ The investigators were silent to­ which probably will be taken on de editorially this morning on the death against the Company’s application at coming to maintain the present Inter­ it can only be put down to foreign Mr: Carvell: How much propaganda ton Roads naval base. The big air­ day about any progress they were Valera’s motion about 7 o’clock this of Major-General Sir David Watson, Ottawa. Announcement from Lon­ est and dividends, and eight percent, Intervention. in this? craft, believed to be carrying a num­ making, but were willing to say that evening. of Quebec, The Mall and Empire don to-day that the Electric Railway on new capital. Vancouver, Victoria Mr. McGeer declared he did not un­ ber of passengers, landed in flames nothing of importance had been said : Company's “gross earnings for the and New Westminster could do this, derstand the rémark. near the naval base. Soon after she developed in the last few days. “Major-General Sir David Watson, past year constituted a new high he said, by supporting an application Mr. Carvell said the Board of Rail­ fell four men were taken off alive, Taxi Driver. A CONTEST ON who passed away on Saturday night, record," strengthened these aider- to have the British Columbia Electric way Commissioner® was a court and men’s hands as did the proposal of DENY TREY WERE The heat of the flames was so in­ Daniel McShea walked into the was one of the most renowned of the Railway Company transferred from that Mr. McGeer should not be in­ VOTING METHOD soldiers who fought for Canada in the Company that cities of British provincial control to the control of tense that those near where the craft Central police station yesterday Columbia should support the Federal fluenced by the newspapers. fell were unable to approach. afternoon and said he was the missing the war. The signal honors he re the Railway Commission of Canada Mr. McGeer insisted on an adjourn- Dublin, Feb. 21.—The extraordinary ceived were well deserved. Can­ incorporation application or agree to or tfy simply granting the company Burned. taxicab driver who disappeared on meeting of the Ard Fheis, the national six-cent fare for a period of ten MAIL ROBBERS the right to charge a six-cent fare The four men rescued were badly the day Taylor’s body was found. He Sinn Fein convention, supplying an adian journalism has its worthies to or twelve years. Mr. Carvell, in allowing it, said keep in remembrance, and it is not for ten or twelve years. that the case would proceed on thal burned. , was questioned by officials and al­ opportunity for revealing the extent The Council s action In merely re­ Reports from Portsmouth, which is lowed to go. to which the Sinn Fein clubs of Ire­ unmindful of what they have done ceiving and filing the report of its understanding. near the naval base, said the Roma, From one of the officers who1 ques­ land are supporting the new Pro­ for the advancement of civil, social delegates to the recent Municipal Ex-clergyman and Another Ready to Proceed, after a slanting plunge of hundreds tioned McShea it was learned that visional Government of the Irish Free and political reform, but it might conference was resented by the dele­ Charged in California H. J. Symington, counsel for th* of feet, struck one of the barracks he had been “eliminated” from the State, opened amidst ..tense excite­ well now give its thoughts to the gates. They felt that their recom­ PLANES AND CRAFT Manitoba Government, declared* he question of honoring in a fitting way mendations should be approved or buildings at the base and then ex­ ment in the rotunda of the Mansion Los Angeles, Feb. 21.—Herbert R. wras ready to proceed with the rates ploded with a ripping crash. A sheet Watch. House to-day. the memory of the newspapermen turned down definitely. It was ex­ case as it applied to the prairies, but, of flame leaped from the gas bag Taylor's watch, a thin gold, ex­ After the delegates, who crowded who, as soldiers in the Great War, plained at the City Hall to-day. how­ Cox, jointly indicted with Herbert he said, Mr. Chrysler objected to the confines of the meeting room, had ! shed lustre upon their calling. There ever, that the Council, in taking this PURSUE RUM MEN Wilson for the robbery of a mail and the passenger compartments pensive timepiece that he was wear action, was laboring under a misun­ this. alung underneath dropped twenty ing when he died, may fix the time been seated, a contest developed over are many of them. General Sir David Mr. Chrysler, counsel for the Can­ Watson was a soldier of whom his derstanding. The aldermen, It was truck here March 3, 1921, pleaded not feet to the ground. the crime was committed, according the method of taking votes on the adian Pacific Railway, urged that it resolutions setting forth the attitude fellow newspapermen may well be stated, did not think that, by filing guilty in court to-day. Other officials at Langley Field to detectives. The watched stopped the report, they were deciding not was hardly right to proceed with the said there were twenty-one men in at 7.20. Detectives took it to an ex­ of the convention. proud, for his country is proud of Campaign in Florida Region; Wilson, who is said to have been a argument until all the evidence was him. He was a true soldier whose to fight against the Federal incor­ clergyman at one time and to have the official crew of the airship and pert jeweler to determine whether the Austen Stack, “Minister of Home poration of the Electric Railway Com­ Schooner Seized in. watch could have been stopped by Affairs” in the de Valera ‘ Cabinet,’’ fame will last..” occupied pulpits in Oregon and E. P. Fintoff, Canadian Pacific thirty or forty passengers and en­ pany. In fact, it was thought that Canada, pleaded not guilty several listed men aboard. the shock occasioned when his body opposed a secret ballot, saying he saw a majority of the Council would vote Railway counsel, said that if Mr. no reason why the delegates should Miami. Fla., Feb. 21.—Local prohi­ weeks ago. One man was seen by observers at struck the floor or whether it “ran to oppose the Company’s applica­ bition agents to-day professed to be McGeer or his experts " wanted as­ the Standard Oil Company plant at down" in a natural way.. not publicly declare their sentiment. tion and pay Victoria's share of the Cox is said by federal agents to sistance in the way of studying the without official information as to the have made a confession which impli­ Sewall’s Point to jump from the ship As the.time of death has been Open Voting. expenses involved as soon as the seizure Sunday off Jewfish Creek, tariff, he would be glad to give any generally established around 8 o’clock, SAVE THE CHILDREN question reached a crisis. The ques cated Wilson. It is understood the help he could. Mr. Flintoff said the while she still was several hundred On a showing of hands Eamonn de about forty miles south of Miami, of the watchmaker’s decision may be Valera, who presided, declared those tion will probably come up soon after confession has not been signed, how­ original tariffs would be available in Xeet in the air. the British schooner Annabelle, ever, although officials are said to important. in favor of open voting had won the meeting in Vancouver to-morrow, which had 11,500 cases of intoxicat­ Montreal. Pinned Under Wreckage. The detectives also said it was pos­ when Victoria will be asked to en­ have copies of it. Mr. Symington insisted on the case Witnesses at the scene of the their point. ing liquors on board. sible the watch may have been stop­ Michael Collins, head of the Pro­ dorse plans for opposing the Com­ All aeroplanes in the prohibition About $400,000 was said to have proceeding. “We were coming to a burning ship said at 3 o’clock, when ped by the impact of the bullet enter­ visional Government, assented to this pany’s application and to pay its squadron left Miami last night. Cap­ been obtained through the robbery of serious time,” he said. The case had she was still burning like a furnace, ing Taylor’s body. decision, thus checking objections to share of the necessary costs. 4 tain L. Rogers, commanding one of the truck. More than $300,000 has been going on for a considerable that fully half a dozen men were the Speaker's ruling. Large Subscriptions Are Now them, said he would make no repqrt been recovered, federal officials said. time. It was necessary to determine pinned beneath the wreckage. The Arrested. the rates so that the merchants could body of one man had been removed pAWTUCKETiHW I UUfit I STRIKEO l niixi- It was finally decided to retain the Coming In to federal authorities here as the ballot form of voting, but to make squadron was operating under direct San Francisco, Feb. 21.—Jafet arrange for their year’s business. up to that time. LED TO MAN’S DEATH; the vote public. The delegates, it was DEATH RATE IS orders from Washington. He said he Lindeberg, capitalist, was arrested Study Required. Fourteen men, according to other The “Save the Children Fund’’ still agreed, should write their names on forges ahead. Yesterday the treasurer had placed a strong guard over the to-day on an extraction warrant in Mr. Carvell declared the Judgment observers at Portsmouth, were seen POLICE FIRED the back of the ballot cards. schooner and her contraband cargo. connection with his indictment in to leap from the ship as it became received a cheque from Rev. Dr. Sip could only be given after a great deal A motion to vote at 7 p.m. instead No Official Report. Tacoma on a charge of illegally of thought and study. The present apparent that she would strike one of Pawtucket, R.I., Feb. 21.—One man 8 prell on behalf of the Metropolitan LOWER IN STATES of at p.m. as had been proposed Methodist Church for $282.36. Later diverting the funds of the defunct rate «structure would expire the first the naval base barracks buildings. was killed, two were seriously injured was carried. "Washington, Feb. 21.—Prohibition Scandinavian-Amerivan Bank, in in the day Dr. Sipprell sent in an headquarters to-day were still with­ of July and the Chief Commissioner Some, it was reported, clung to para­ and six persons were hurt when the Minds Made Up. $100 which he was an officer. He was re­ chutes, while others jumped straight police used riot guns to-day on a additional bringing the aggregate out any official report from Miami of j indicated that it would be some time A motion to vote at 6 p.m. failed, from the Metropolitan Church up to leased later on a writ of habeas : after the close of the present hearing to the ground, choosing to take their crowd of 1,000 persons who had | 1,306 Per 100,000 of Popu­ thç seizure of the British schooner corpus which was made returnable gathered at the plant of the Jencks i but Kevin O’Sheil moved that the the generous sum of $382.36, with Annabelle. before judgment was made. chances in that manner rather than promise of more to follow. ‘This February 23. His bond was placed at Mr. Symington remarked that he staying aboard the blazing ship. Rnlnnine:Spinning Company, where a strike is [ vote on the principal resolution. lation in 1920 Details of the proposed scheme for In progress. The guns were brought namely that with regard to the Sinn represents a large number of givers. using aeroplanes, submarine chasers $1,000. wanted to go on but that he was in into play when several patrolmen had Fein’s future policy tor or against A cheque from “J. H. P.” for $50 Washington, Feb. 21.—The death an(j reinforced land forces in a-con The arresting officers found Linde­ the hands of the Board. been knocked down after the arrest I the Irish treaty, be taken imme- and a number of other gifts came in rate in the United States decreased certed anti-smuggling campaign in berg ill in bed with influenza and Argument of the case was post­ of three strike sympathizers. * (Concluded on pare 4.) representing widespread interest in to 1,306 per 100,000 population in 1920 i Florida were still being closely were forbidden by his physician to poned for three weeks. "Now let us Victoria’s effort to send help to the from 1,496 per 100,000 in 1910, accord- guarded by officials, take him away. do business,” Mr. Carvell remarked. children sufferers of the terrible lug to figures announced to-day by It is not expected that argument famine. the Census Bureau. All age groups will be held until March 13 or 14, In view of the-urgency of the need. showed a decline In death rate, but I although Mr. Carvell said all the evi­ number of contributors have asked the most pronounced decrease was j dence possible would be takeiv before B. C. Timber Exports that thetr subscriptions be sent by recorded in the figures covering in­ the case was adjourned. the shortest route, and the committee fant mortality under on® year of age, | Lanigan on Stand. has decided to cable the money. Last the 1920 rate being 9,660 per 100,000, Election of President Post­ night the manager of the Imperial compared with 13,083 per 100,000 in Mr. Symington proceeded with the Take Big Jump Under Bank cabled £100 to Lord Weardale, 1910, a decline of about 26 per cent. cross-examination of W. B. Lanigan, poned; Mrs. J. D. Gordon chairman of the Save the Children C. P. R. freight traffic manager. Vice-President Fund, London. England. This money In the western rates case grain contributed through this fund goes ITALY IS ASKED BY South American Craft Not at rates were not changed. Pattullo As Minister through British channels and as­ Statement Made by Minister (Concluded on pace 4.) At the twenty-eighth anntial meet­ sistance reaches Russia liy the FRANCE TO POSTPONE Boulogne ing of the Local Council of Women, shortest possible route. of Finance which operted this, morning, the fol­ The fund here is under the aus­ qENOA MEETING lowing officers were elected: How British Columbia’s water-borne timber exports have come pices of the Ministerial Association Berlin, Feb. 21 ^TJrie'Vrench Gov­ Newspapers of Buenos Aires First vice-president, Mrs. J. D. and the committee consists of Revs Deficit of £1,900.000 at End Gordon; other vice-presidents, Mes­ within a short distance of doubling during the last three years is Dr. W. L. Clay, Robert Connell, Dr. ernment to-day infortned the Ger­ Offer Criticism of Fiscal Year dames Wm. Grant, W. H. Gee, Scho­ W. J. Sipprell, William Stevenson man Government it had requested field, Hallam and F. W. Laing; cor­ shown in a table compiled and issued by the Hon. T. D. Pattullo, secretary, and Colonel Lome Ross, Italy to postpone the Genoa Economic Puenos Aires, Feb. 21.—The re­ London. Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press responding secretary, Miss Sara Minister of Lands. Mr. Pattullo gives the destinations of all the treasurer, 513 Central Building, to Conference for the reasons stated in Epencer; recording secretary, Mrs. W. ported action of the French Govern- Cable)—Hon. H. Burton, K. C., Min­ exports in feet, board measure, during the last three years, as whom contributions may be sent. The Premier Poincare's recent memor­ mejit in refusing the new German ister of Finance of the Union of J. H. Holmes; treasurer, Mrs. A. Gal­ Times and The Colonist offices also braith. Conveners of standing com­ andum. liner Cap Polonio entrance to the port South Africa, to-day told the South follows : have kindly consented to receive sub­ of Boulogne on February 17 is criti­ African Parliament that he antici­ League in Switzerland Has mittees appointed were as follows; Destination 1919 1920 1921 scriptions. Citizenship, Mrs. A. Wicks; Conser­ 32,218,155 27,275,928 cized by various newspapers. The pated a deficit at the end of the fiscal Australia ...... 8,515,600 Previously acknowledged. $1,153.39: BIG TURN-OVERS 1 100 000 Saved Fifty-four Lives vation ofeNatural Resources. Mrs. M. 4,159,099 steamship was on her maiden trip year amounting to £ , , , aC' New Zealand . 4,553,603 J. H. P.. $50: Rennie & Taylor, 5; cording to Reuter’s Cape Town cor­ L. McMlcking; Education, Miss Cann; 1,551,574 5,523,102 1,317,825 Mrs. Coreygarepe, $1; Miss Silk, $5; ON LONDON EXCHANGE from Hamburg to this port. Fine and Applied Arts, Miss Ring- South America Advices state that the action of the respondent. The' Finance Minister Geneva, Feb. 21.—Fifty-four 17,183.430 14,911,232 41,944,011 Mr. and Mrs. J. Harper. $5; Friend, and women were prevented land; Immigration, Mrs. A. Thomson; China ...... London, Feb. 21.—A semi-boom French Government was taken on the thought, however, it would be wrong 5,990,266 52,447.160 $2; Friend. $2: Metropolitan Metho­ to levy additional taxes, as he feared committing suicide In Laws for Women and Children, Mrs. Japan ...... 4,676,730 condition prevailed in the gilt-edged day the Cap Polonîo was due to call 13,592,562 dist Church $100, per H. D. Anderson: the Government was already taking months through the C. Spofford; Peace and Arbitration, United Kingdom and Continent 65^381,100 61,217,805 Mra Somers. $4; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. section of the stock exchange yester­ at Boulogne, and that the passengers Mrs.-J. S. Hay; Professions and Em­ 5,044.672 7,330,531 2,931,969 day and huge orders were executed. out of the people's pocket money re­ anti-suicide league at South Africa ...... N $2; F. E. A., $3; G. F. Watson, awaiting there to embark on the quired for developing the country. cording to a report j ployment for Women» Miss Marlatt; 475,088 5,619,747 8,429,403 $2.50; w. T., $2: J. D. G.. $1.50; Others poured in throughout the day. steamship had to take a train to Lis­ Public Health, Mrs. H. W. Graves; India and Straits Settlements of the fifty-four i * 5,259,346 4,162,845 25,553,543 Friend, $1; R. G. C., $2; Friend. $2; The recent reduction in the dis­ bon and board her there. Suppression of Objectionable Litera­ United States ...... count rate of the Bank of England VENIZELOS IN PERU. take other lives before Philippine and Hawaiian Islands 786,726 2,996,123 1,158,805 H. H., $1; A. E. Mallett, $5; J. O. Y.. It is announced that the Hamburg The league receives i ture, Mrs. J. Shampeney; Taxation $100; Mr. Maude, $10; E. C. and its deposit rates, withdrawal of Mrs. F. Andrews. West Indies and Cuba 1,479,950 20,668 the Government’s five-per pent. South American line, on the return Lima, Peru, Feb. 21.—Former Pre­ fidence fn 941,422 Mathews, $5; A. L. Robb, $10; J. trip of the Cap Polonio, will provide a mier Venizelos of Greece arrived Moral and s The inability of Mrs. H. W. Graves, South Sea Islands...... Batholomew, $10; Anonymous. $10: Treasury notes and reports of trade through illness, to accept the presi 1,015.414 special train from Lisbon to Paris here yesterday. He was tendered a until the crisis Mexico— ...... • Mr. and Mrs. Wogell, $5: ‘Deiner,’’ conditions apparently wore respon­ Sv!ho,T' ived from dency, to which she had been unani 8,566,400 sible for turning the attention of the and another from Rotterdam to Paris banquet by the American Charge Egypt...... *v $5: Col. A. W. Jones, $7.50; pre­ d’Affalres. He intends to sail for well, and mously elected, necessitated the jz______viously acknowledged, $1,153.39; less investing public to the gilt-edged to accommodate Southampton pas­ Chile to-day. postponement of the election to this Totals ...... 108,872,266 146,624,269 188,733,299 check called back, $50; total, $1,390.98. ^section. sengers desiring to go to Paris. office. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 HOUSE BLOWN ROCKEFELLER GIVES blAtNARff & SONS MARRIAGE CONSENT “The Footwear Centre” ENDORSE COMMUNITY 1850—Ye Olde Firme—1822 TO KEEP STUDENTS TO PIECES IN -AOOTlONEKRfr- NEW JERSEY TOWN Chicago, Feb. 21.—John D. Rocke­ Instructed, we will sell at our salesroom feller has given his approval to the New Brunswick, N. J.. Feb. 21. —A engagement of his granddaughter, SERVICE COUNCIL frame house in the Italian quarter in 727-733 Pandora Avenue The In Foot- Highland Park was blown to pieces Mathilde McCormick, sixteen-year- yesterday and two others nearby were old daughter of Harold F. McCormick, BARGAIN to Max Oser, a Swiss riding master. C. P. R. Toronto Scholarships badly wrecked by an explosion which To-morrow, at 1.30 Kiwanis Club Ready to Send the police believe was caused by a Approval was given in a brief tele^ Great J wear to Counteract U. S. Appeal bomb. No one was Injured. , gram, It was said, and it was reported A-very select consignment of Two Members to Joint also that he had eUprçssed a wish Service Body that Oser become, an American Antique and Modern DAY! Suggestion of President Fal­ BIG PROHIBITION citizen. . , 1—Style. 2-Value. 3—Service. On the motion by Kenneth Fergus coner Is Adopted CONFERENCE IN On this latter point there was no son. the Kiwanis Club to-day en­ information forthcoming from the “Bargain Day” in used McCormick family. * Furniture and Effects dorsed the suggestion that a eom- Toronto, Feb. 21.—Following a* WASHINGTON, D.C. You can't gdt one without the other at I munity service council be formed by pianpK, players, organs suggestion by President Sir Robert Cathcart’s. the major clubs of the city, to deal and gramophones is Falconer of Toronto University that Detroit, Mich., Feb. 21.—Because with questions of general civ-ic in­ every day here—except Ontario firms would do well to pro­ Windsor, Ontario, which had wanted Sale No. 1734. 150 Chairs, Etc. terest more effectively than through vide a fellowship which would allow ______Including—Almost new Sonora Cab­ the separate organizations. The Sundays. students from Western universities the conference to meet there, was re­ garded as an unsafe place for Wil­ STEWART WILLIAMS & CO. I inet Phonograph and large selection motion carried with a rider that two to pursue post-graduate studies at of first-class Records, large Pan ta- i delegates be appointed by the Kiwanis We’ve some good bar­ the University of Toronto instead of liam (Pussyfoot) Johnson and other CATHCART duly Instructed by Mr». M. M. Lang phone Cabinet Gramophone and I Club if the suggestion advanced, going to the United States for such prohibition work ers : leaders of Can­ will sell by Public Auction at her Records, very old Mahogany Book­ ! originally by the Gyro Club should gains just now an very advanced work, the. Canadian Pacific Phone 1122 Psmberton Building ada and the United States decided residence, 1617 Belmont Avenue, off case, Mission Oak Sectional Bookcase 621 Fort Gtreet bear fruit. easy terms. Railway has led off with the estab­ here yesterday that the International Fort Street . ^ and Secretaire, Massive 2-Piece Oak Save the Children Fund. lishment o fthree scholarships. President E. W. Beattie writes that conference on prohibition called for Parlor Suite upholstered In red A motion by Tom Braldwood urg­ at the last meeting of the board next October should he held in Wash­ To-morrow, February 22 plush, Fumed Oak Arm Rocker, up­ ing the club to call on the B. C. Klec- authority was granted to provide ington, D. C. Disorders that threat holstered in tapestry, Mahogany Cen­ trie Railway to try and Induce that HEINTZMAN&C0. three scholarships of $500 each for ened when Johnson attempted to de­ at 1.30 p„m., the whole of her tre Table, 8-Piece Mahogany Parlor auto repairs company to institute an "owl 8el ' graduates of Western universities, liver a prohibition address at Wind­ Suite, Oak Centre Tables, Mission vice, at twenty minute intervals up Oldeon Hicks. Mgr. "with a view not only to keeping sor last year Influenced the decision. Oak Hall Mlrrory 3 Oak Hall Stands, —we save you money to 1 a m., wan not seconded and tho Government St. Opp. P. O. these graduates in Canada, but also very old English Mahogany Navy How? Because our repair equip­ subject was dropped. that they may become better ac­ Household Furniture Chest of Drawers with brass corners, ment is the most complete in the A delegation composed of the Ke\. SIR H. WILSON Morris Chairs, Oak Rockers, Reed F. A. P. Chadwick and the Rev. W il­ quainted with the conditions of the city—our mechanics a is? expert ami east and so tend to promote Canadian IS ELECTED M.P. and Rattan Arm Chairs, Writing liam Stevenson appeared at the unity upon their subsequent return Table, very good Couches, Pictures, reliable—our "check-up" system luncheon on behalf of the "Save the - and Effects her loss two daughters, Mrs. Winters to the west." FOR NORTH DOWN Oak Desk and Bookcase Combined, makes over-charges impossible. Children Fund." In a short address, i.i.d Mrs. Gordon McQueen, of Vic­ Including: almost new Sanitary Couches and Try us this Spring! in which he asked for the support toria, and three sons, J. H. Elliott, or Belfast, Feb. 21.—Field Marshal Sir Covers, Books, very good Carpets and of the club, the Rev." William Steven­ DRAWING ROOM:—5-piece Wal­ Vancouver; It. B. Elliott, of Victoria, LIBERALS TO MEET Henry Wilson, former Chief of Staff nut Suite, Up. in red velvet; Oc. Rugs, very good Round and Square son stated that the famine relief fund and F. G. Elliott, of Winnipeg, Mani­ of the British army, was returned Dining Tables in fumed and golden was being administered on economical Tables, Jardinieres and Stands, Pic­ JAMESON & WILLIS, LIMITED toba. also twenty-four grandchildren IN VANCOUVER unopposed to-day. as Unionist mem­ tures, Portieres, Curtains, Ornaments, oak with Dining Chairs to match. lines and that the local body was and three great grandchildren. Tho Studebaker Motor Cara working through reputable sources ber of the House of Commons for Ax. Carpet, Rugs, Cushions, etc. Golden Oak Buffets, Tea Service remains'are reposing at the Thomson Vancouver. Feb. 21,—The execu­ North Down. Indications in recent Wagon. Butler s Tray Stand, largo -The Service Garage" HO Broughton Street in London, England. The Save the HALLS:—Oak Hall Stand, Grass Funeral Home, 1625 Quadra Street, tive committee of the British Colom­ dispatches have been that he will Tables and Chairs, Portieres, Stuffed Bookcase with glass doors, Orna­ Children Fund were now' caring for from Vhere ttve funeral took place bia Liberal Association will meet be a strong supporter of the policies ments, Glassware, Platedware. China- 250,000 starving children in the worst Heads, Panther, Pictures, a quantity to-day. here to-morrow morning at 10 of Sir James Craig, Premier of of Lino Stair Carpet, Landing Car­ ware. very good Single - and famine area of stricken Russia. o’clock. The committee consists of The entertainment to-day was in Ulster. pet, Marble Top Table, Medicine Cup­ Full-size Iron Beds. Springs and The funeral of the late Thomas E the provincial officers, appointed board, Runners, etc. Mattresees. . large Folding Bed with the hands of Chairman James McIn­ Collins who met his death while en­ metnbers of the executive, British DELORME CASE. mirror front, large Oak and other tosh. and committee" the entertain- gaged in diving operations in Van­ SITTING ROOM:—Handsome Eng­ Columbia Liberal members of the lish Mahogany Ex. Table, Walnut Dressers and Stands. Chest of Draw -, nient taking the form of two minute couver on February 15, took place on Legislature and the presidents of all Montreal, Feb. 21.—The enquette ere, Bedroom Tables and Chairs, addresses on topical subjects. Seven Saturday at 1.30 p. m., from the B. C. of Rev. Father Delorme on a charge Sofa Up. In Morocco Leather, An Electric Toaster district Liberal associations through­ Oak Sideboard, Lounge Chairs, Toiletware, good heavy Linoleum, sneakers answered the call to speak, Funeral chapel, Rev. Dr. Maclean of murdering his brother Raoul was out the Province. Oc. Tables, a large quantity Camp Cots and Mattresses. Children’s and tho resulting addresses were officiating, assisted by Rev. W. Dim- M. A. Macdonald, K .C., president, this morning postponed until Feb­ Iron Cots, Blankets. Sheets, Pillows, 'humorously treated, creating consid­ mlck. There was a very large at­ ruary 28. of Books. Bookcases, Coal Scuttle, will preside. Fire Irons, Fender, Oil Paintings, by very good Ranges. Cook Stoves, Heat­ erable merriment. tendance. including the A. O. F„ and The date and meeting place of a KILLED BY HORSE. Shrapnell; Pictures. Water Colors, ers* Kitchen Tables. Kitchen Chairs, For $1 Cash Many Speakers the Plledrivers’ Union, both bodies party convention will be discussed. Mandolin, Violin, Banjo, Curtains, Cooking Utensils. Jam Jars, Wash Laming out In force. Two hymns Harry Boyle spoke on Punctuality, Regina, Feb. 21.—Rev. Thomas Ruge, Ax. Carpet, etc. Tubs, Boilers, Kitchen Comforts, treating his subject briefly : M. Vvere rendered, "Izved Kindly. Light," Screen Doors, Lawn Mowers, Garden and "Nearer. My God to Thee." The GIPSY CHIEF Oliver pastor of the Union Church KITCHEN and BREAKFAST ROOM Kirk spoke of the physchology of the at Cartevale, Sask.. was kicked by a —Ex. Table, Set of Diners, Writing Tools. Hose, Etc.; also the contents human face! Reginald Hayward dealt casket was almost concealed under a of a first-class cafe, consisting of Balance at the Rate of $1 a Month on Your mass of floral tributes. The follow­ TAKES BATH AND horse Sunday and died to-day. He Desk, Sofa, Kitchen Chairs, Rockers, with Contentment in humorous vein; was harnessing the horse when in­ Pictures, Oc. Tables, Lino., Curtains, very good Round Tables, 150 extra Atwell King spoke on Golf, describ­ ing acted as pallbearers: Messrs. S. Lighting Account. Prices from $5.50 FOLLOWERS REJOICE jured. pood Chairs, all Cutlery, consisting of ing the game aa an universal pan­ Holman and H. W. Adams, repre­ Spoons, Knives, Forks, Teapots, Etc.; senting the Foresters; J. Molyfieux BEDROOMS : —Double and Single acea for all ills; Jack McDowell Newark, N.J., Feb. 21.—Fourteen CHILD KILLED. Iron Bedsteads, Springs and Top large assortment of Glassware, and a dealt briefly with horse racing, set­ and J. McLeod, representing the nice lot of Plates, Cups and Saucers, Order one of tliese handy little appliances to­ Union, and E. McCallum and A. gipsv families who live near here are Mattresses, Birch Bedroom Suite, ting out the two opposing lines of making holiday to-day, for their - London. Ont.. Feb, 21.—Seven- Secretaires, Toilet Ware, Bedroom Etc. thought In this connection; Charlie Foley, of Vancouver. The Foresters day. We will make prompt delivery. conducted, the service tat the grave­ chief, Ben Moyt, has taken a bath ( year-old Frank Christie was crushed Chairs, Rockers, Bureaus, Wash- Now on view. Campbell, speaking on the advis­ and changed his linen. to death yesterday w-hen he ran In stands, Mirrors, Cushions, Pictures, side. with Bro. A. E. Greenwood. MAYNARD 6. SONS ability of owning a motor car. de­ P. C. R., of Court Vancouver, of­ This is the first time the ceremony^ front of a dellvet-y truck. Witnesses Carpets, Curtains, etc. scribed that luxury as a short cut to has occurred in at least forty days, t say the tragedy was unavoidable. Garden Tools. Auctioneers Phone 837 the liankruptcy court, anil to the ficiating. 0 for the chief was forbidden by tfre On view to-morrow morning from grave eventually; Sidney Newton traditional tribal laws to touch his Toronto, Feb. 21.—Hockey results 10 o’clock. f* ^ closed the two minute addresses with ARBITRARY CHARGE ON body with water, shave or even last- night wêre: B.T. For further particulars apply to Bucharest, Feb. 21.—The ceremony ELECTRIC a brief but excellent speech on Ki­ change his clothing until that time O. H. A. Intermediate. of the betrothal of King Alexander wanis ideals. Kiwanis stood for op­ LUMBER SHIPMENT had elapsed after the death of his The Auctioneer, Phone 1$3 Aura Cfce 7, St. Helens 8. of Jugo-Slavia and Princess Marie Sales Department portunity for service and character wife Thjs is the day, and fhe chiefs STEWART WILLIAMS of Roumania was Celebrated at the FROM THIS ISLAND followers are giving every evidence Kitchener 4, Exeter 0. building, held Mr. Newton, the op­ 410-411 Saywerd Bldg. Phone 1324 Corocend Palace yesterday. portunity for doing good being ever of happiness. Belleville 5, Midland 4. * The following night lettergram has present. Mrs. Newton and Kiwanian Tom been forwarded by the Victoria Scott contributed two charming solos C'Rimber of Commerce to Hon'. John Oliver. The Premier, who is now in to the entertainment of the function. Ottawa in connection with the freight A Remedy for Piles. rates case, is asked to deal with the arbitrary charge on lumber ship-- Women’s Oxfords, $2.451 PXZO OINTMENT is a guaranteed remedy for Itching. Blind. Bleeding or ments from Vancouver Island. Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves The telegram is worded as follows Itching Piles. 60c. Made in Canada. "Re decision of commission denying Women's Turn Sole Kid Oxfords, with low heels. What ^cou^ application for revocation of the two women want better for house work thaa light kid P*J«da. £ cents arbitrary on lumber shipments from Vancouver Island. Commission comfortable and light? Sizes 3 to 8. VL / appears to ground decision on refusa’ ETr3fnnmrialïtft Assurance (Souqiaiui Extra Special Wednesday ...... V • to agree with Mr. McGeer’s argument OBITUARY RECORD that rates from Port Angeles should be considered as controlling factor. ------of (Ürntaùaof(6mtaba V""» ‘ OLD CÔUNTRY SHOE STORE Those cases were cited mainly as Phone 4121 The funeral of Mrs. Madeline Eliz­ 535-637 Johnson Street abeth Lambert of 132 SL Andrew’s argument. Commission ignored argu­ Street, James Bay. wife of J. B. ment that railway furnishes similar HEAD OFFICE -IMPERIAL LIFE BlllLOlNO V. I^mbert, A. M. E. I. C, of the Domin­ service both' as to rail and water haul" ion Public Works Department. Vic­ in Kootenay District absorbing dif toria, took place yesterday morning -ferentlal. giving same rates as Jsel- from St. Andrew's Cathedral, mass 9on We contend this is supplying Clifford Elvins, (Emmto,(M Oct. 21, 1921. being said at nine o’clock. The fol­ barge and rail service to one sectiôn eoveerisiNO mamaoew announcements lowing acted as pallbearers: Messrs. without extra charge, while the two Hanlv Wells. E. R. Appleby. A. E. cents per hundred is charged against The Auditorium of the Victoria Large Englinh Baby Carriage, in Thomas, Clifford Denham. George Vancouver Island lumber. The extra Chamber of Commerce for rent by good condition, 1146 Leonard. * Brady and Bateman Hutchinson. In­ service rendered in both cases being day or evening ($10). Apply Secre­ terment was made at Ross Bay approximately identical. Th,a *• J © © © discrimination against the Island, and tary. ... Cemetery. o © o A Spare Switch Key for your car should be called to attention of the commission. A. B. Oldershew, JeWeiier, has re­ would save trouble. We have them. At Isabella Point last evening the moved to 1321 Broad Street, between The Key Shop, 1411 Douglas SL * death occurred of Mrs. Eva Josephine VOLGA. The Canadian Dally Newspapers Association, Yates and Johnson. © © © Tahowney. aged 26 years. Bhe was Excelsior Life Bldg., o o o horn at Beaver Point and had lived Age Is In their wasted features. Keys and Key Fitting and Lock in the district all her life. She leaves Terror dulls their piercing cries. Toronto. Figure Drawing and Painting Classes Work of any description. The Key her husband and five children, four Little children, loved of Jesus, Saturdays. 9.30 to 11.30. Mondays, 7.80 sisters and eight brothers at Beaver Falling nevermore to rise. to 9.30. Will Menelaws instructor. Shop, 1411 Douglas SL Point and one brother in Seattle. Look, the sunlight now is pouring 202-3 Union Bank Building. * © © © The funeral will be held to-morrow In their cups of sunken eyes. Gentlemen © o o at 9.30 from the house proceeding Cash Retpeter Repaire—Waites & We who feel our tables groaning Friendship Club Dance—K. of P. to the Roman Catholic Church at 10 .With their wealth of meat and grain, Knapton, ml Douglas St • o’clock where the Rev. Father Scheel- In reeponse to your request for an Hall, Saturday evening, 8.30. Ozard’s / © © © What 'care we of gentle children ing Will conduct the services. Inter­ With the breath of famine slain? four-piece orchestra. * To Complete Their Pledgee — St. ment will be made in the cemetery What to us the tombless graveyards © © © adjoining the church. Qn the cold Podolie plain? Hemstitching end Picot Edging, j John’s W. A. will hold a islver tea in expression of our opinion as to thà value of newspaper 718 Yates. * j the rectory, 1611 Quadra Street, Fri- All dav long the white rimmed Volga i day, February 24, 3 to 6. • The funeral of Harry Percy Hodges With a ghastly meal is fed. © © O took place yesterday afternoon, leav­ All night long she moveth seaward advertising, we are proud to be able to say that Painting, Kalsominlng on short no­ ing the B. C. Funeral Chapel at 2.30 With her crop of bloated dead. tice. Phone 7Û22R * and proceeding to Christ Church Holding up their sores in pity © © © Cathedral, where services were con­ To the cold moon overhead. ducted by Rev. Dean Qualnton. The while The Imperial Life has used only a small amount “Talks to Prospectors.”—The sec­ hymns "Lead Kindly Light" and Frozen sores with awful gaping. ond of a séries of talks to prospectors, "Rock of Ages" were rendered. The Twisted faces carved with pain. Initiated by the Hon. William Sloan, casket was covered with many floral Wasted limbs and swollen bellies. of newspaper space, and that all within the past eight Minister of Mines, will be delivered tributes. The remains were laid to Here are Russia’s sleeping swain. by Wm. M. Brewer, resident en­ Can we on the dayNtfvJudgment rest in Ross Bay Cemetery. The fol­ Cleanse our garment of this si gineer. Western Mineral Survey Dis­ COLDS lowing acted as pallbearers : Major years, there is abundant evidence to show that this trict, at Belmont House. Board room, E. E. M. McCallum, G. C; Salt. K. R. Miles and miles of moonlight glowing on Wednesday, February 22, at 8 Streatfleld and W. Crawley Ricardo. On a far more ghostly hue; , p.ra. Subject, "Prospecting Con­ Miles and miles of smoking snowbanks The funeral of William Hutchison, With dead hands protruding through: I advertising has been a factor of no little importance tinued, With Reference to Minerals Dumb, dead hands that plead In silence and How to Identify Them." • whose death took place last Thurs­ GRIP day. was held Saturday afternoon at To the soul In me and you. 1 © © © 3.30 o'clock at the " Sands Funeral Consult Madame Stanner, Victoria’s There’s a land where sorrow’s children j in establishing for this Company the prestige and Fortify the system Chapel. Dr. T. W. Butler officiated, Never know the foot of play. 1 leading hair specialist, hairdressing, against Colds, Grip and the hymns sung were "He Lead- I can hear them slowly, slowly. shampooing, 729 Fort * eth Me" and "Nearer, My God, to In their ghost-like bodies pray © © © and Influenza by / ^ Thee." Relatives and many friends For the crumbs our burdened tables goodwill which it enjoys. Coal and Wood should be pur­ taking A | were present, and brother members In the feast hour cast away. of Victoria Columbia Lodge No. 1 chased from Weston. Phone 828, Sat­ Olga might have been your daughter, isfaction assured. Office 736 Pan­ A.F. & A.M., turned otit in a body and attended the services. The Wor­ O her wealth of golden hair, dora. * * Laxative When you think of children's laughter. shipful Master read the Masonic bur­ Can you leave her lying there. © © © ial service at the graveside. The fol­ , PLANTER TEA — High-grown, Where the Volga waits to take her Yours very truly. lowing acted as pallbearers: Wor­ On that last ride of despair? flarory and economical. Imported di­ shipful Brothers W. W. Northcot.t. rect by a grower from Ceylon—hence F. R. Exham, T. W. C. Hawkins, J. We can rub our hands as Pilâtes, t c prefix “PLANTER." • Brom R. Saunders, and Brothers A. E But, from that far walling shore, © o o Fraser and Capt. T. H. Brown. God will bear the Volga’s burden Safe Trouble of Any Kind care­ Unto every Christian’s door. And the dead upon your threshold fully attended to. We are experts. The remains of the late Joseph Will lie there for evermore. "Waites & Knapton, 1411 Douglas St.* Quinine Richards were laid to rest in Ross © © © Bay cemetery Saturday afternoon. But the preachers go on praying, Service was conducted in the B. C. Don’t Forget Trainmen’» Dance— And the little people die: cb/mbr. ng Manager. Alexandra ballroom, Wednesday, tablets Funeral Chapel at 2 o’clock, Rev. J. And the children, loved of Jesus. February 22. Hunt's five-piece or­ L. Batty officiating. Many friends Vainly, with their thin lips cry; were present and the casket was cov­ Vainly plead their swollen faces chestra. Tigbe & Wheelers catering. which destroy germs, ect es a To a sullen Winter sky. Tickets: Gents, $1; ladles, 76c. • tonic laxative, and keep the sys­ ered with floral tributes. The hymns, © © © tem in condition to throw on “Nearer, My God. to Thee," and And the Volga moves to seaward Your Motor would be safer locked up. attacks of Colds, Grip and In­ "Abide With Me.” were sung. The With her crop of bloated dead, following officiated as pallbearers: Holding up their sores In pity The Imperial Life Assurance Company have proved that for gaining pres­ We have switch keys, all kinds. The fluenza. S. Holman and J. Jackson, of the A. To a cold moon overhead. Kev Shop, 1411 Douglas Street • For the nations have forgotten tige and goodwill, no aid is comparable to that of Daily Newspaper advertising. © © © O F., and W. Nunn, E. Kirk bride, J. Be sure you get Nute and E. H. Nunn. The Fores­ What the Master Jesus said. Capital City No. 303 Lodge Is hold­ WILSON MACDONALD. Financial institutions have learned to reach with certainty the inaccessible ters’ service was conducted at the February 2, 1922. ing a social programme to-night at grave by Bro. A. E. Greenwood, P. P. busy man. He never misses— cannot afford to neglect—his morning and even- the Orange Hall, Courtney Street, at R. of Court Vancouver, which body- S 30 Everybody welcome, No charge.* attended the funeral. ing Daily Newspaper, often hi» only reading matter. © © o BROMQ Chanty Cravats, latest New York Thé'’death occurred at a late hour Issued by The Canadian Daily Nnrspapers Association, Head Office. Toronto. fttylw. Shirt. Collar and Tie Shop The genuine bears this on Saturday evening, February 18, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. 716 Yatea Street o O o Gordon McQueen, 906 Market Street, Weetern Star Dramatic Society of Jeanette Bruce Elliott., aged 81 year», a native of Dunnvllle, Ontario. PILES présenta rural comedy, "Aaron Slick Price 30c. From Punkln Crick.” In Semples Hall, The late Mrs. Elliott- had been a resi­ Monday n»d Tuesday. February 27 dent of this city for the past ten saisi a VzU., .V.V..W -JM.U Made in Canada. years. Her husband pre-deceased her Box free if you mention thli paper and 28. at 8.30. Dancing both night, in March, 1918. She leaves to mourn enclose So stamp to pay postage mftmr "<“> Admission 25c. o > VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 HATEAUGUAY MAN . SAVED FROMM Warmth from Real Fuel-Food IS STILL MISSING Warmth and strength far the human engine come from a fuel- Store Hours 9 a.m. to 6 o.m.-—Wednesday 9 a.uw Hundred Persons Fear They “Fruit-a-tives” Completely to 1 p.m. food that is rich in heat-making elements. You can’t “get up Have Lost Money Relieved Me steam” from indigestible food. A breakfast or luncheon of Montreal, Feb. 21.—Fortunat La- berge, notary of Chateauguay, Secre­ tary-Treasurer of the Town Council. 3928 Union St., Vancouver, B. C. New Tailored Suits Secretary-Treasurer of the School Commission and private Trustee qf "I suffered with all the symptoms the entire fortunes of a hundred farm­ ers, widows and orphans, all of whom of Female trouble, with chronic Con­ Of Fine Navy Serge and Tricotine fear they have been mulcted of some stipation and constant Headaches. CI Shredded Wheat $500,000, is still missing, but strangest of all is the fact that while they had pains low down in the back and hold him responsible for their losses, sides of the body. A doctor advised With HOT Milk nobody has made any move to dis­ cover his whereabouts or sworn out me to have an operation. Specially Priced the complaint necessary to secure a I started taking ‘Fruli-a-tives’ and supplies warmth and strength in a natural way, You can’t warrant for his arrest. • •S _ S The missing notary is alleged to this medicine has completely relieved warm a poorly nourished body with flannels have misappropriated approximately me of all my misery and suffering. From and overcoats. Shredded Wheat is half a million dollars. 'I am free of pain and headaches 100 per cent whole wheat and con­ and the terrible Constipation, and RUSHED TO SAVE what saved me is the fruit medicine, tains the bran-coat, which promotes HEROINE ON SCREEN A| Fruit-a-tives.’ ” $32.50 peristalsis and thus keeps the bowels AND GOT IN JAIL MAtiAM M. J. GORSE. 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c. We particularly direct healthy and active. A breakfast of Los Angeles, Feb. 21.—The pipe At dealers or sent postpaid by organ was piping in a motion pic­ Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. your attention to this ad­ Shredded Wheat with hot milk starts ture theatre. On the screen the vil lian was perpetrating a base trick vance Spring showing of the day right. Ready-cooked. on the golden-haired heroine. A little girl in the third row was new Navy Serge and gasping and swallowing her chewing HAD DIPLOMA FROM Tricotine Suits now on Suddenly from a seat in the rear of the house an elderly man sprang, display in the mantle sec­ DISCUSSED RELIGIOUS ‘Unhand her, you vlllian,” he tion. The styles are very DISCUSSED PUBLIC INSTRUCTION WORK He rushed toward the screen. He BURGLARS’ SCHOOL tripped and fell. smart and feature tailored Vancouver Island News (By Times Correspondent) A few minutes later L. D. Wood, Duncan —The Rev. Canon Simpson, sixty-five years old, was taken to Man Arrested in U. S. Took apd semi-tailored styles. NURSES’ WORK Field Secretary of the Board of Relig­ the receiving hospital to be treated Volunteer Firemen’s team, after the ious Instruction of the Anglican for abrasions of the face and then Correspondence Course Church, gave a talk on his work in locked in the city jail on a charge View Window Display closest and fastest game of the sea­ WANT BETTER St. John’s Hall, Duncan. of intoxication. Providence, R. I., Feb. 20.—Dis­ son, in their own hall in Port Al­ Cowichan Meeting Held in The need for the action on the part I could have saved her if I had covered while at w'ork drilling holes; berni on Friday night, when they de­ of the Church to further the religious not tripped,” he told a newspaper in a safe in the vestry of St. Pat­ reporter. feated the Firemen by a score of 16 Duncan; Resolutions education of children had been felt rick’s Roman Catholic Church here by the synod for some years and his early this morning, Charles Benson, Imported “Suede-Like” Gloves POLICE PROTECTION to 15. * Passsed appointment, miade in 1920, had- been pymatel at centre for the winning i one result. His field of work exten­ thirty-three, who possesses what team was the best player on the ' (By Times Correspondent) ded from Winnipeg to the coast and purports to be a diploma from a San G.W.KÏÏEIS Francisco school for’ burglars, was floor on the night’s showing and A. Duncan—About thirty-five north to Prince Rupert. ON WEST COAST MacIntyre w^s a tower of strength man jhnd men from different parts of Canon Simpson pointed out many arrested. Gauntlet Style With Elastic on the forward line. Cowichan attended the meeting held of the difficulties in the way of Rev. Martin F. Reddy, pastor of by the Cowichan Electoral District religious instruction In schools. In the church, awakened by the sound The Firemen were weakened by the NEW LIBERAL WHIP of a window bein£ opened in the absence of W. Paul at guard, and Health Centre Committee to discuss Alberta, for example, there were large Alberni Board of Trade to Ap­ while C. Duff, who took his place, the action of the Consolidated School bodies of Mormons, and .while they church vestry, watched the intruder • Wrist—$1.75 Per Pair proach Attorney-General played a good game, he Would not Board in deciding to dispose with were in many ways well persuaded at work with a full set of burglar’s pass the ball, and had a bad habit the services of the Public Health learned and devoted, they had i tools at the door of a safe which con­ Nurses who work under the auspices strong objection to any form of relig' Nova Scotia Member of Com­ tained a portion of the parish funds. By Times Correspondent. of leaving his check unguarded and running up forward. of the Health Centre Committee. ious instruction in schools. mons Chosen He telephoned to the police. Announcing the arrival of a new shipment of im­ Alberni, Feb. 20.—The regular The chairman, Mrs. Moss, O.B.E., A.scheme that was working well tn Among possessions claimed by the monthly meeting of the Alberni Board R. Bledsoe at guard and A. Mac- read correspondence from the School some places was to have optional in ported Duplex Chamoisette Gloves in the popular kay and J. Forrest, forwards, worked Ottawa, Feb. 21.—George W. Kyte, man, and taken from a checking room of Trade was largely attended, and a Board, Dr. H. E. Young, and the str.uction in the schools. in a railroa4 station here, are several gauntlet style with elastic wrist. Choice of white large amount of business was trans­ hard and were the pick of the losers. committee. * For six years ,2,000 children, mostly M. P.-elect for Cape Breton South E. M. Whyte gave every satisfaction and Richmond, is to be chief Gov­ correspondence course lessons in how or natural. An excellent glove for early Spring acted. A resolution was carried At the beginning of the year the in outlying places, had received relig to be a burglar, and a diploma sig­ unanimously asking the Attorney- as referee. ious instruction by post. ernment whip In the Parliament wear and splendid value at, per pair.... $1.75 committee drew attention to the fact which will open on March 8, it was nifying that Benson is a graduate. General to provide better police pro­ that the Government blue book con­ In the discussion on Sunday School There also is a full line of burglar’s tection for the West Coast. Rev. G. A. Bagshaw returned home work that followed, C. Bazetfc, the officially stated Jast evening'. Mr. tained no report of the medical sus- Kyte will be remembered as the East­ tools, flashlight and tfther unusual Regulation Two-Button Style at $1.50 To Improve Street. on Saturday's trath from Victoria, pection of any school in Cowichan and Rev. A. Bischlager, Mrs. Thurn and Miss Stephenson took part. ern member whose charges of malad­ equipment. The Board decided to co-operate where he had been attending the an­ the committee had received replies in Per Pair nual meeting of the synod of the answer to its letters from several The meeting was . very helpful to ministration during the war precipi­ wdth the Community Club in ap­ those who are interested in Sunday tated the appointment of the com­ proaching the City Council with a diocese of Columbia. schools that there has been.no medi­ cal inspection for three ^ears. School work. ______mission which investigated the Alii - view to cleaning up the main street. Son-Yokum and other shell and fuse GREAT WIRELESS Promises of enough voluntary help W. Marshall, formerly a member of Trustee Dwyer, chairman of the contracts under the Shell Commis­ had been made to the Community the Esquimau and Nanaimo survey Consolidated Board, explained that as EFFORT TO IMPROVE sion. 6 Club to fill in the large hole at the party, and an old-timer in Alberni, far as the Duncan schools we$e con­ cerned the raaedn was that examina­ COWICHAN LIBRARY Mr. Kyte represented Richmond 1n foot of the main street and it was is on a short visit and is renewing Parliament from 1908 to 1917. He Is EXTENSIONS EXPÏCTED Women’s Colored “ Botany’ decided to send a delegation to meet old acquaintances. tion had been made monthly by the the Council at its next meeting and Public Health Nurse and that the (By Times Correspondent). a lawyer, residing at St. Peters, Richmond County, N. 8. try and arrange to have the work Health Officer dealt only with cases . Duncan-At a meeting of the done under the supervision of a joint On Tuesday last a daughter was brought to hie attention by the Although several names have been born to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cowley, Cowichan Library Committee, H. mentioned in connection with the B. C. Coast-Australian Com­ Wool Cashmere Hose committee, composed of members of nurse. Mrs. Moss then stated that Punnett was elected chairman. the Council, Community Club and the and both mother and daughter are in the beginning of the present month post of Deputy Speaker of the House doing well. The librarian. Miss Wilson, munication Anticipated Board of Trade. the board of the Consolidated School ported that 300 books had been given of Commons, it is understood to be The Board of Trade also undertook decided to dispose with the services out during January, fifty of which the present intention of the Govern­ Women's fine all-wool “Bot­ Very Special at Master Alwyn Spencer, the of the Public Health Nurse and to re­ ment to let the matter stand over Toronto, Feb. 21.—Addressing the Pair to assist the City Council in every were non-fiction. Sixteen new books Canadian Club here yesterday, A. H. any” Cashmere Hose, in way possible, in response to a re­ youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. place her activities with a yearly ex­ had been bought and one donated and until after the opening of the session. «hades of nigger, tan, navy, amination by the doctor and an ex- Morse, general manager of the Mar­ quest from the Council tor their as­ Spencer, Alberni, who had been sixty members had paid up their sub If his proposal Is followed, the name grey, sand and mole; sizes patient in the West Coast General amination once a term by a qualified of the new Deputy Speaker will not coni Company, said he would be sistance. scrlptions for the year. greatly disappointed if within the 8% to 10. Wide tops and Hospital, where he had undergone an nurse. It was left to Mr. Punnett to fix be announced until after the Speech operation for appendicitis, returned The charge of inefficiency in the next two years there would be no wearing parts are reinforced. $1.50 Port Alberni basketball team date for the round table discussion from the Throne. to his home cn Saturday. present service had been ably refuted direct wireless communication be­ turned the tables on the Alberni between the library board and two tween Montreal and London and the by Miss Ard McKenzie and Mrs. members from each of the city and Anna Stabler, superintendent of Red municipal councils. Mr. Punnett was British Columbia coast and Mel­ POSTAL WORKERS bourne. Mr. Morse said a wireless or Cross work. also asked to try to arrange to ha va In view of the fuller knowledge the W. Dwyer, chairman of the School OF CANADA FORM electro-magnetic wave passed around Health Centre had offered the half Board, present. The status df the the earth in a little less than one- time services of a nurse with half library will then be settled and a A FEDERATION seventh of a second. There was -no These New “Peter Pan” Flannel rates, and they would receive half ge neral discussion as to how it will be need, he said, for any point on the the present grant from the Govern- possible to broaden its scope so as Toronto, Feb. 21.—The form.ition of earth to be out of immediate tele­ to make it a very general institu­ the Canadian Federation of Postal graphic touch with any other point. The North and South Cowichan tion. Employees, recently brought about at Transmission of power by wireles*. Middy Blouses Are Ideal branches of the Red Cross, the Cob­ The librarian was asked to purchase a meeting held in Winnipeg, received however, was not yet a commercial ble Hill Girl Guides’ Committee, the new books up to the limit of funds in hearty endorsation at a mass success. South Cowichan Girl Guides’ Com­ meeting of postal employees here. mittee, the Shawnigan and the Cow­ Arrangements will be made for an About 500 employees of the postal ichan Women's Institutes had sent entertainment to raise funds. service in the city and representa­ DISARMAMENT PLANS For Sports Wear letters supporting the Health Centre. tives from Hamilton, Kingston and ARE DISCUSSED A letter was read from Miss Hadwen, Vancouver attended. ex-trustee, expressing sympathy with FLOWER SHOW AT the work. Miss Hadwen thought it DUNCAN, APRIL 19 Paris, Feb. 20.—The Disarmament Very “chic” and very most important that a member of DETROIT TO BUY Commission of the League of Na­ the School Board should be a mem­ tions to-day decided it was unqualir smart are these new WRKSLEY5 (By Times Correspondent). fled to prepare a general treaty for ber of the Health Centre executive. STREET RAILWAY Beginning of Inspection. Duncan—April 19 was fixed as the the reduction or limitation of arma “Peter Pan” Flannel ments, as requested by the last meet W. Dwyer, chairman of the School date for the annual flower show by Detroit, Feb. 21.—A difference of Board, outlined the origin of the the Flower Show Committee of the ing of the Assembly, The Commis­ Middy Blouses as per half a million dollars between what sion decided, however, to proceed health Inspection of schools when King’s Daughters. the street railway commission .was Mrs. S. H. Hopkins, wife of the agri­ Mrs. E. G. Williams and Mrs. F. with the elaboration of a general plan illustration on the cultural representative, had offered PiMce, with power to add to their willing to pay and that asked by the of reduction of armaments in ac­ her services voluntarily to get the number, were named a committee to stockholders has delayed conclusion cordance with the resolutions of the right. Choice of gold, movement started, and he had most arrange an evening programme which of the negotiations for purchase by Assembly. gladly accepted her offer. is to include tableaux and children’s the city of the system of the Detroit The Commission met in the Lux­ paddy, henna, rose Mr. Dwyer conceived that where folk dances, and a few musical num­ United Railways. embourg Palace under the Presidency there were 400 children gathered they bers. I The stockholders fived a selling of former Premier Viviani, to prepare and navy. Excellent should be under the constant super­ The prize list will be much the price of $20,000,000 fo)- the lines and for its work in accordance with the vision of a nurse to prevent minor same as it was last year. The new equipment, exclusive of the Highland Assembly's resolution, which, besides value at...... $6.90 complaints spreading and to give features will be a complete change Park terminal, while the commission a general plan of a treaty on the them instruction in the care of their in the attractions and the evening offered $19,500.000. limitation of armaments, asked the bodies and personal hygiene. programme. The commission will meet on Fri­ Commission to consider the question When the first public health nurse day for final decision. of prohibiting the use of poisonous had taken charge she had emphati­ enjoyàblëevënT™ gases and prepare for an internation­ cally refused to undertake the work COULDN’T DO al conference on the control of pri­ unless she were backed up by a medi­ vate manufacture and trade in arms.^ U. S. IMMIGRATION cal man to whom she could refer HELD AT DUNCANS HOUSEWORK The Commission decided to ask cases. She did not consider it part the Council of the League of Nations DIU im/llll 0LLLI11U TO BE RESTRICTED of her work to diagnose. She could (By Times Correspondent) HEART WAS SO BAD. to enlarge the Commission’s mem­ sort out the children who needed ex­ Duncan—Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Kirk- bership by adding representatives TILL JUNE 30,1923 amination. The Board had con­ ham and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Corb- Many -women get weak and run from Switzerland, Spain, Poland and curred and Dr. Dykes had been given ishley were responsible for all the down and unable to look after their one South American state. SCHEME DISCUSSED Washington, Feb. 21.—The House retaining fee for this work. The arrangements for a most successful household duties owing to the heart Sub-committees were appointed for yesterday passed and sent to the Sen- the collection of statistics necessary This new sdme arrangement was now carried card party and dance given at St. action becoming Impaired or the nerv aate a resolution extending until June out by Dr. Watson. John’s Hall. Six tables of bridge ous system unstrung. for final conclusions with regard to candy-coated Resolution. were made up. Mr. and Mrs. Garrard Nature * intended women to be the private manufacture of arms. Canadians, Americans and 30. 1923, the three per cent, restrictive The following resolution presented" won the first prizes, Mr, and Mrs. B strong, healthy and happy instead of A resolution was adopted request­ Australasians Included immigration law. The rules were sus­ gum delights' by Mrs. O. G. Henderson and sec­ powel the second prizes, and Mr. and sick and wretched. But how can a ing the Council to send circulars to pended téf permit action at this time. onded by Mrs. Steene, was unanim­ Mrs. McMillan the consolation prizes. woman be strong and healthy when all Governments, asking th,em to set young and old. ously carried: A delicious supper was served, and day in and day out she has to go forth considerations which they Sydney, N. S. W„ Feb. 21.—It is That a letter he sent to Dr. Young Mrs. Martin’s orchestra supplied the through the same routine of work, deemed necessary concerning the reported here that plans are matur­ asking him to call upon Dr. Watson sweeping, dusting, cooking, washing, armament requirements for purely music for the dancing, which was national defence. International obli­ ing for a world-wide co-operative Medical Health Officer of the district kept up till after midnight, all con­ etc. Is it any wonder that the heart HOW TO DARKEN It “melts in your gations and geographical and other wheat marketing organization which and Medical Inspector of the Con gratulating the originators on a most becomes affected and she gets Irri­ table and nervous, has hot flushes, special conditions creating exception­ eventually will control the American, solldated Schools, for a report of the enjoyable evening. mouth” and the gum in the work of the Public Health Nurses faint and dizzy spells, smothering al needs, and to indicate separately Canadian and Australasian crops. Mr. and sinking spells and can’t sleep at what police or other forces were con­ attached to the Cowichan Electorial Trethowan, chairman of the volun­ GRAY HAIR center remains to aid digestion, District Health Centre in the work in FRENCH RELIGIOUS night. rr sidered necessary for the mainten­ the district and in the Consolidated To all women whose heart Is weak ance of order in their respective in­ tary wheat pool, is proceeding to brighten teeth and soothe mouth Schools with a view to meeting the COMMUNITY CHANGE and whose nerves are 'unétrung we teriors. London and thence to Canada and charge of inefficiency made by cer­ would recommend the United States to consult with the wheat organizations in those countries A Cincinnati Barber Telle How to tain members of the Duncan Con­ London, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press MILBURN’S SIR J. D. McCLURE DIED. and throat. solidated School Board.” concerning the plan. Make a Remedy For Gray Hair. Cable)—In many quarters, says HEART AND NERVE PILLS Mr. Gough, Mrs. Steine, and one Reuter dispatch from Paris, it is London, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press or two others spoke to this resolu­ as the best remedy to tone up the There are the other WRIGLEY anticipated that the resumption of Cable)—Sir John David McClure, for A well-known resident of • Cincin­ tion. relations with the Vatican portends system and strengthen the weakened thirty yeafs headmaster of the famous BIG MEAT CONCERN The Health Nurse explained cer­ a revision of the laws forbidding the organs. nati, Ohio, who has been a barber for Millhill School, died yesterday. He CEASES TRADING IN more than forty years, recently made friends to choose from, too: tain cases that had caused some of presence of religious communities in Mrs. Daniel Bezanson, Loganville, was born February 19, 1860. the charges of inefficiency to the France. N. S., writes:—“As I was troubled NEW ZEALAND the following statement: entire satisfaction of the meeting. Many members are now actually with a weak heart for nearly two "Anyone can prepare a i “After NO EPIDEMIC. A resolution of confidence in the residing in France. Some rèturned years I am writing to tell you what London, Feb. .'1—The High Com­ ture at home, at very little I Every nurses of the Health Centre was car­ as reservists during the war and your great remedy, Milburn’s Heart will darken gray hair, ried on the motion of Mrs. Steine and New York, Feb. 21.—Dr. R. S. missioner for New Zealand, says Tne .Meal" others crossed the frontier as refugees and Nerve Pills, has done for me. London Times, has received a cable soft and glossy. To a Mrs. Leather. from Belgium, where they established "My heart wfas so bad at night I Copeland, Commissioner of Health, water add I ounce bay i As the School Board had not met could not weep, I would take smoth­ said last night that danger of a gram from the New Zealand Premier themselves after their expulsWh, stating that in consequence of the re ­ box of Orlex Compound _« since receipt of the let'.er replies to Their position at the present time ering spells, and was so weak I could serious influenza epidemic had prac­ glycerine. These mr the offer made them by the Health not do my housework. I tried two tically disappeared. fusal of the New Zealand Govern­ is naturally ambiguous and although ment to issue meat export licences, bought at any drug l Centre Committee of half rates for they have suffered no molestation, doctors, but got no results. A friend tie cost. Apply to the h! half time service of a Public Health advised me to try your pills. I used the Armour Company has undertaken there seems to be a desire to make FOR THE PRESS. to cease all trading in New Zealand. week until the desired ah Nurse have not yet. been received. their position more definite. six boxes and am completely relieved. talned. This will make a ! I think they are the best remedy for The Government will permit the Washington, Feb. 21.—The House person look twenty years PARADOXICAL DIED IN LONDON. heart trouble there is.’* Armour Company to export meat at resolution extending privileges of the present held for marketing in order It Is easy to use, docs not i fcvery normal man has two ambi­ Price, 50c. a box at all dealers, or most delicate scalp, is not sl mailed direct on receipt of price by naval radio service to the press for to avoid over-supplying the market. tions. First, to own his own home; London, Feb. 21.—Rev. A. J. Viner, greasy and does not rub off." second, to own a car to get away from President of the Congregational Un­ The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toron­ five years was adopted yesterday by It is provided that the Government his home.—Life. ion of England, died yesterday. to, Ont (Advt.) the Senate. must authorize each shipment. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, 7..UW /..'.i/j v m

the drought stricken In Soviet Russia" was In progress in this City can only their judgment that Ireland’s be construed as a reflection o.n that I relationship with Great Britain, NOTE AND COMMENT Il CANADA’S DELEGATES’ committee, otherwise all help for that I Ustsrfa Jtaflg glmg FOR OVER object would be welcomed as the terrible TUESDAY, FEB, gl, 1922. and the rest of the world for that Those anti-British effusions gravity of the situation In the famine matter, has completely changed area becomes more generally known. Published every artemoon (except Sun­ with which the Hearst press is POWERS STATED It would appear from your editorial day) by with the advent of the Pro­ plastered every day get their that this was some new organization Have You Heard It? coming Into the field to the detriment THE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISH- visional Government. It is the proper classification on those oc­ 30 of the Save the Children Fund." In­ INQ COMPANY, LIMITED- people of Sinn Fein Ireland who stead of that being the case the reverse •MHces: Corner Broad and Fort Streets. casion» when the real American Are to Attend Genoa YEARS Is the fact, for this committee Is an are now on trial and not the enlargement and reorganization of the Business Office ^Advertising) - Phone 1090 and the real Britisher get to­ Conference first committee that handled Russian It Will Surprise You Circulation ...... Phone 1346 authorities in Downing Street. relief In this City. It would perhaps gether and talk the sort of sense THE NAME he better to give a resume of its actlv Editorial Office ...... Phone 46 If the clubs agree with do that is actually propelling the Ottawa, Feb, 21.—The powers and ltjes. When You Do Hear the alera and would prefer “to see authority of the Canadian delegatee SUBSCRIPTION RATES: two great English-speaking na­ When the earliest news of the drought the country floodêd with British to the economic and financial con reached uii here In the Bummer the Wonderful Tone of the City Delivery ...... +. $1.00 per month tions towards an. even better un- ferênee which is to open at Genoa on local "Society for Technical Aid to By mail (exclusive of ^ troops rather than give them ir 7 * „._n I March 8 have been defined by thé Soviet Russia" were requested by the city) Canada and §_ derstanding than exists at pre- Government, parent local in Seattle to undertake a Great Britain ...... $fcJü per annum revocable right to be here” they Each of the delegates is appointed collection on behalf of the famine To U. S. A...... $7*0 per annum gent. I stricken. This we did, collecting about France- Belgium, . 4. ill have instructed their dele­ ■a commissioner and plenipotentiary $120 and forwarding the same to Se­ Greece, etc...... $1.0d per month gates accordingly. If they want . . . , . « of the Dominion of Canada, with full attle. The funds so collected by the, Writing m one Of the lntluen- power to conclude treaties, conven- KIRK various locals were "distributed by the to he on all fours with the people tial French weeklies Lieut.-Ool. non. w.sre.m.n,» in —non American Society of Friends working of this country and enjoy the in the famine urea. A WISE CHANGE. Keboul estimates that the nym- ,Yor and th, name of the King in has been a guarantee of As the situation became more grave privileges of prosperous develop­ mum fleet that France should in-1 respect of the Dominion of Canada " * Good Coal. there was formed In WMnnlpeg "The ment and retain a partnership in Canadian Famine Relief Committee for If the City of Victoria were in sist upon is 225,000 tons of capi- Chartes Gtordon and‘'Edouard Mont the Drought Stricken In Soviet Russia," PLAYS ALL RECORDS the biggest Empire concern in whose secretary asked us to undertake a highly prosperous condition It tal ships, 240,000 tons of light |peùt, both of Montreal. the work locally under the auspices of that Society, have done to would not be necessary to tap the the best of our âbilicy^i organizing the public treasury in order to ad­ ,S&sr&ft , ,1 1 St &A Sl**I marines. Wj** His understanding of meeting for Joe Knlgnt, who has just KirkCoalCo.Ltd returned from Russia, and taking sub­ vertise the Urgent need for leagues should be cons,deral ly ^ needs - omitting scriptions, giving receipts for same less difficult after lie extract- cxplanation 0f where from books supplied from Winnipeg- more business of every kind. If 1212 Broad St. Phone 139 While speaking about Knight’s meeting the City of Victoria desires to dinary session which is now in »o idc the vessels are| I would like to mention that we ap­ proached the Ministerial Association, collect its taxes and generally to progress shall have completed i s come from—would be corn- through the Rev. Wrm. Stevenson, for put itself into a solvent state it business.- Intelligent people p]efe if he would let the world ! L-tt-r* .Mr—Ml to in- tailor •»< their support and Mr. Stevenson replied throughout the world would con­ indfld for eobllctl». mu-t b* -hold *»d that he would do what he could per­ must be prepared to exert every into the secret as to the nation I legibly written. The longer on ertlole the sonally but there whs little hope of KENT’S template a victory for de Valera I ehorter the. chance of Ineertlon. All eem- tWYBLOO^ the Association assisting us an organ reasonable effort and sanction or combination of nations munlcotlone muet bear the nemo and ad- izatlon, and though the meeting had Price $150.00 on Terms PHONOGRAPH STORE with amazement and disappoint-1 dr w of the writer. but not tor publicities been announced to particularly Inter every reasonable expenditure in against which he would pit such unie* the own* wlehee. The publication est methbers of the clergy only one 1004 Government St. the interests of a greater com­ ment. an armada. er rejwitlon of art loi* la e matter entirely member of the Ministerial Association in the discretion of the Miter, 2? showed sufficient Interest In the famine mercial turnover and a larger responsibility le assumed by the pel s Saved In the Vigor of Its Freshness to attend the meeting and hear the EMULATING HEROD? UcH. submitted to the Bdlter. Scld By Grocers Throughout Canada. latest news from Russia. population. If the City of Vic According to a dispatch from Now, this Is not meant to be critical, CHILDREN SAVING. but that it Is essential that the status toria wants to be prosperous it Paris yesterday the French dele- that the greatest fear Is that sufficient Your Family Can Only Benefit by of our committee be understood. From operation of musical societies so as to must support every movement Winnipeg first reported that I have returned tt> their na To the Editor,—If the daylight saving the foregoing you w|U see that this make success assured. effort is not made and not as you sug­ question comeg before the City Council the Policies You Carry—Not by committee was the only organization .that is capable of assisting it Petereter VereginVeregm had launched a| tiye lan(1 from the Washington] It Is greatly to be hoped that in the In this Çity doing work in this direc­ We naturally turned to the Ladies’ gest the fear of duplicated effort. Why nrmflrpntlv disan- a11 important Interests of children and Those You Intend to Take Out Musical Society, whose large member­ not all interested get In and make this towards that condition. programme that would out-1 Conference apparently„rt,____ v ui^___ rF theirthelr mothersmothers thethe point taken In your tion, and that they wanted the aid of ship and high musical attainments would the Ministerial Association and failed have assured success, but unfortunate­ a big thing—something worthy of Vic­ When it became known a week Herod Herod and officials of the I pointed with the results of that I recent editorial (January 23) the to get it. toria. As to which fund It goes to, Doukhobor community at Bril-Lemorable gathering. One of no? bondir that Kenneth Ferguson We have had efimees for the purpose ly they were unable to do this which personally I don’t trouble, as I consider ago that the City Council had of raising funds and some of our mem­ might have helped the funds consider­ Dr. Nansen and the Russian Red Gross Imperial Life. 208 Belmont Bldg. ably and we will have to carry on the decided that the British Colum liant have stated to-day that the fhe pauses of regret is the crop I ^commun " 'hu^. ,h. bers waited on members of the Legis­ organizing of it without the prospect Society both entirely trustworthy. lature and others with more or less r. FANTHORPE, Bee.-Tress. announcement in. ine ivianitoDa | nf TniRimderstandiiigs concerning I majority would, for the above reason of the amount of success that would bia Agricultural Society' could success. have attended the Ladies' Musical So­ Victoria B.T.A.8.IL which a'SwïïfT-thS We alee tried to have a stand in the 2718 Rock Bay Avenue, Victoria, B.C., get along without the annual mu­ Free Press was made with the Prance they were able to ?L°,ureSb*m,ippn7ein2 Fair Ground but Alderman Sangster ciety’s efforts. . February 16, 1922. consent of the leader and guid- :n Rnmp circles in the thoughtful observer that the artificial said It could not be done, but the Reeve It would appear to me, Mr. Editor, nicipal grant of five thousand • -A. e r . i • ® netect in BOmt unies m conditions any change creates are harm­ of Oak Bay wak more kind and allowed dollars we expressed the view, ing spirit of the sect himseli. United States. What else çoulil fui to the itttie ones. But if it is de- us to have a stand outside the ‘Fair Ground, where the efforts of the ladies which we shall take for granted Hitherto there has been nothing th(ly expect ? President Harding SJuSL1'.%ÎS?£a23£*i!iî netted the sum of fl7.80\in three days. reflected the opinion of the ma in \eregm s record that wouldLalied the gathering in order to jSf As the position bedame even more MOLLY-O desperate w^x|eclded to try to interest Mother’s Favorite— jority of people in this city, that suggest anything m the natuie 01 j the possibility of launch-1 months should satisfy an the extreme a larger body /f workers on this com­ mittee, so a meeting- was called and we a serious error of judgment had even an organized attempt to ing a progrimmle for'limiting the ^gu“y a» «TmL™ ‘{le were fortunate enough to get together CHASE & SANBORN'S defy the 18*VS of the land. But ÜTT.fI1i hnildirur comnetition amount of daylight saved at the end R much larger committee, with Mr. been, committed. We pointed our ., J . » . A n ay nil uuiming luiupinviuu, the day toy advancing the clock la WILL OPEN Graham as secretary-treasurer and Mr. then, and we repeat the argit the Contemplated Slaughter Ot I amom? the naval powers. îso|more than counterbalanced by the loss Attack organizing secretary, these two to organize a drive for the whole City ment now, that the present con ajl Doukhobor children and aged 80()ne” liad the French delegates ?'a!,'fia!?edh" nd0thinS<,n?hZm™ \l which they have done. SEAL BRAND dition of this locality demands people in order that the sect may found their fpet than they com-1 ^ YOUR HEART We welcome the "Bave the Children Fund." We also welcome the Anglican still greater efforts on the part roam about western ( anada un-1 racnccd to make it plain that as I remember during the past three s Synod decision to help, but are we to hampered—this is the announced L as the Republic was eon- k^foïmïïradnp^i^aÿnSht £3= Watch Fnr Her. sit around and say no further effort of public bodies and private in Is necessary on our part? We think not. plan as confirmed by ^regml ed it would limit and scrap ^either ^^.“V^hi! I will mention another case of our dividnals if it is to reach that eagerness to ‘have the best organized fuller measure of prosperity to himself—is an invitation to the i inst as far as limiting and I limits to try to meet the wishes of the efforts put into all famine relief work. —i-t-----». 4lip I J J . »-, -, -,, I community, as a whole, We had a wire from Winnipeg saying whiqh it is justly entitled. By re authorities responsible for ,ne 1 scrapping would suit its own I ,,os,ibie. Coke). Now, Fir. Mr. Nelli Is going that Vladimar Rosing, the famous Rus­ Sold in K lb. and 1 lb. cartons. maintenance of law and order to PARENT' amongst men who are pledged to change sian tenor, was available for some con­ versing its previous decision the purpose. February 20, 1922. the conditions heretofore existing, and make prompt inquiries. The Victoria. B. C. Mr. Neill, in hls reply, held out no hope certs in Western Canada for famine j Council has taken a wise course. of anv serious obstacle being placed relief, the artist having only bare hotel Now that it is assured of civic more irrational elements of TOURISTS. In the path of fuel oil, but he did prom­ and travelling expenses. A great sac­ CHASE * SANBORN, Montreal. VALERA ADVOCATES ise to do hls utmost to protect the coal rifice by the artist, we must admit. We support of a practical sort we the Doukhobor settlements in To the Editor.—Possibly a new industry, and a few suggestions as to were asked If we could get the co- this Province have been respon­ SPLIT IN THE SINN rival’s opinion of four month » resl- how to accomplish this might ho ac­ shall expect the British Colum rt * rtvx/ I dence might be of value. To commence, ceptable. Now. Bir, It is a matter of bia Agricultural Society to put sible for some weird species of FEIN PARTY this City should capitalize the tourist thirty years or so since Nanaimo de­ ' trade aa Its biggest asset, which Is not cided that she could mine coal without forth greater effort than ever fanatical indulgences in days being done. There Is no follow-up cam­ the aid of Asiatics. Thousands of white gone by. The latest edict is not (Continued from page 1 > paign to bring the tourist, who is fre­ men are unemployed to-day In British DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED before in order that Council and quently a valuable settler with cap- Columbia. It is only by the sacrifice Store Hours: • a. m. to 6 p. m. Wodnosday. 1 p. m. Saturday. S p. m. people may the better appreciate in that class. diatelv. He said the majority of the (t,i made by these men that the Industries delegates had been Instructed by California receives around 80 per of British Columbia are enabled to th„|. hnmn rlubs how to vote and, In cent of the Prairie people, largely caused the wisdom of permitting the an­ any caae?had definitely1 made up tietr I by^aUOO^er^ent publicity campaign operate under the Home Government instead of a Hun Government. nual Fall fair to act as the buçi BEGGARS CANNOT BE It will be pointed out to Mr. Neill at ness card for this city and the CHOOSERS. minds. . I them upon arrival. Ottawa, that the overburdened tax­ GROCETERIA DAILY BULLETIN O’Shetl’s amendment was defeateo. victoria liaa a well-known reputa payer Is being further taxed to feed surrounding community, The Ard Fhels decided also that if tlon of being a beautiful City, but auleL these men who fought for them, while Two-Minute Oat Food, per pkg. 8< Lux, per pkg. »...... » ...... ^ , ,,, ,at7 pm. the convention desired to in fact I find It too quiet for a real live said taxpayer Is buying coal for hls Cowan’s Eagle Sweat Chocolate, per cake 9* should be possible even to as­ Canada-wonld be delighted to defer the vote and continue the dis- person with ambition, andwealaee ships that Is mined by Asiatics. Watson's Old Country Nubolic Soap) an excel­ tound the Mayor just as his as­ . . , . , a I , rir. .n I the Lord s Day Alliance and religious Every right thinking citizen in Brit lent carbolic soap; 10c cakes .7^ Gold Seal Milk, per tin ------welcome and repatriate those or cusalon it could do so. fy,J organizations pushing the City Fathers lsh Columbia Is agreed that no supplies tonishment ran high last night her sbns who have gone to other pl“,£hr^ atthhi0Juncture. He re- ^undïyC«oem,,flpari-ïïi,'iueTî;lnJnhluthé must be consumed on C.G.M.M. ships H. P. Sauce, per boL ...... 29c Fry’s Cocoa, per tin ....------...254* not produced by white men. The white Red Arrow Soda Biscuits, large cartons 20^ ' when his colleagues left him lands to carve their own partie-1 ceived the greatest demonstration of Insg of the Exhibition and G W.V A. men in the mines must be employe^ Quaker Oats, large carton »- • 20^ alone in opposition to the grant , • 1 • , -, -e I the convention up to this point. He band concerts. You can not raise the but If we are to decide between white Fois Naptha Soap, per bar Kellogg’s Com Flakes, per pkg. ,...^..,....9< lllar niche HI the world of coni-1 ., he favored free and full discus- I moral standard by making a disc on men producing oil and Asiatics pro­ WTe can assure him at this stage «Ion and the Important questions be- le«n^?lt‘,^1d‘'e”emau7t let off .Team on- ducing coal. well, say oil every time. meree and industry. But if this Public opinion Is at white heat re the that the Council will have made country is to confine itself to an fore the coRVeDtion- way or ’ another. The church Is a. i dope traffic, and now is the time to have a good investment. That five Institution but you can over-feed a show down by coupling with It the immigration policy that would tu/cmty ciy upM person on It. Asiatics in,our shingle mills, lumber and Provision Counter Bulletin—Phone 3268 thousand will earn large divi­ admit no new citizens until ah- 1 VVCI>M arc ^ . As the conditions become more de fishing industries. Il I HFl D pressing, those who can will make i Mr. and Mrs. Voter, It is your busl dends. sent Canadians had responded to I Antal ,tu 11 I change where we can get more personal ness. If you fall to act now, yoiir CASH AND CARRY liberty. children will later go to the polls the invitation to return and help i BelfaPt Feb. 2i.-Whiie most of the 1 have bought a fine home here and shoulder to shoulder with a yellow race put Victoria on trial, but If the puri­ TO-DAY IN DUBLIN. US to settle and cultivate our I Unionists captured recently in North- that greatly outnumber them: but it tans have their way I will pass the will be too "late to remedy matters. Wednesday Morning Specials great vacant areas we fear there I ern Ireland have been released, the buck and try another place. VETERAN. Dry Salt Back Bacon, per lb...... 26* ^ , 1 , 1 „ I Ulster Home Office announced to If the Lord’s l>ay Alliance would February 8. 1922. Spencer’s Prime Butter, per lb...... To-day's extraordinary ses­ would be many long faces'. day1 that4 twenty-six of the.... kidnapped raise the standard of movies they would Boiled Ham, per lb...... »....50* accomplish more than by making peo­ sion of tiie Sinn Fein clubs of Ire among those who are responsible J men had not yet been returned. ple obev an Act which will not stand RUSSIAN FAMINE FUND. Springfield Brand Butter, per lb...... Roast Pork, per lb...... 55* for finding the wherewithal to Of those men apparently still held the acid test of a referendum. Cooking Butter, per lb...... Sliced Dried Beef, per lb...... 60* laud should furnish a fairly ae in custody, fourteen are Class A spe­ A READER. curate barometer of the attitude conduct the business of this To the Editor. In your article in the Pure Lard, per lb...... Comb Honey, per comb ...... »...... 34* cial constables and eleven Class B Editorial..ditorial on “SiSave the Children" In 3 lbs. for...... of the people of the South country specials. The other missing man Is UNEMPLOYMENT. recent issue you call the attention of Potato Salad (fresh daily), per ,1b...... 25* your readers to the "Save the Children Swift’s Oleomargarine, per lb...... Cooked Corned Beef, per lb...... 33* Canada is not in a position to I lyan Carson, former high sheriff of Smoked Cottage Rolls, half or whole, lb. 25ç towards the Anglo-Irish Treaty Fermanagh, who was kidnapped To the Editor,—By your courtesy Fund" in order, as you say, to avoid We Carry a Full Line of Hsinx’a Pickles and its creation of the Irish lay down any hard and fast rule had the privilege, on the twelfth In­ duplicated effort Now such a warning Unsmoked Cottage Rolls, half or whole, lb. 23* Mild Ontario Cheese, per lb...... 26* Clady February 9. Hls wife received stant of proposing a scheme to relieve from you when a drive by the "Can­ Mild Cured Hams, half or whole, per lb. 34* Free State. The vote of the Dail that shall govern the entrance of a letter from him the next day stat- the present distress through unemploy­ adian Famine Relief Committee for Old Ontario Cheese, per lb...... 28* Ing he was well, but not revealing ment here In the City. Our thought Swift’s Premium Hams, half or whole, lb. 42* Real Old Gorgonzola Cheese, per lb. ,...$1.00 Eireann and its slender majority people from Europe unless it the place of hia detention. whs that there ought to he two thous­ Side Bacon, sliced, per lb...... 32c Limburger Cheese, per pkt...... 40* of seven in favor of ratification shall be confined exclusively to and among the citizens who could put Rea Meal Back Bacpn, sliced, per lb...... 38* From United States. up a hundred dollars apiece to a fupd Kraft Cheddar Cheese, per lb...... ,..38* could scarcely be construed as an health and a due regard for non- which could be applied to City Improve­ Unsmoked Back Bacon, in the piece. Qer lb. 30* B. C. Cream Cheese, per lb...... 40* Dublin, Feb. 21.—Michael Collins, ments. which work to be given to the Unsmoked Side Bacon, in the piece, per lb. 26* appropriate reflection of popu­ assimilable elements. This coun­ unemployed. We were encouraged by Swift's Premium Side Bacon, sliced, per lb. 58* —Provisions, Lower Main Floor head of the. Irish Free State Provis a subsequent letter from "Sympathy" lar sentiment. For the most try needs men who are prepared | ionai Government, has received two who promised to put up fifty dollars for alcitin to work hard and dig their fu- cable dispatches from Philadelphia this purpose. In the Interval we hjive “C E” • part the objectors were repre­ been doing our best to evolve a work­ sentatives of the younger ele­ hire from the soil. And there t able plan and get something going. Consultation with Hls Worship, the English Water ment who owed their election to are thousands on the other side national P reaident of the United Irish Mavor, and some ‘business men have Paint for Your Walls FRESH MEATS the Dail to the feverish excite­ of the Atlantic who would jump I-eague of America. This dispatch served to throw much light upon the „ , , ü «*aid : “A vast majority of the Amer- situation. We are sure, therefore, that CASH AND CARRY AS CUT IN CASES—NOT DELIVERED ment which obtained when it at, the chanee to get away from I ‘parlH success for the Irish Free if the Chamber of Commerce, the Rotary and other Clubs would lend their aid “Ualcitine” is a hand-dry­ looked as if no settlement ever the mess that the last seven year.}] state and will support you." and enthusiasm to such a scheme, a has created if they could lie as large amount of money could be raised ing water paint for interior could be reached. At this stage and the unemployment situation dealt EXTRA SPECIALS conditions are considerably sured of bare subsistence fron END OF THE FREIGHT with in a sane and business-like man decoration. It is beautiful in ...... 25(t changed and there will be a re a tne toil of their hands. Is there RATES CASE TO COME We would now again appeal to our effect, long lasting and com­ Oxford Sausage, in 2-lb. lots, per lb...... 25* a Canadian who w-ould say that fellow-citizens to take this matter up sonable opportunity to collect THREE WEEKS HENCE immediately and guarantee a minimum bines sanitary properties as ...... 25* such instructions from the people this country does not offer that amount of $50.000. which would mean (Continued from pagre 1.) just live hundred at $100 each, and then well. as should have been based upon much or that this country would to follow this with a strong drive which Mr. I^anigan objected to being call­ not benefit proportionately by would aim at making it a City-wide Beef Hearts, per lb. ,....10* Loin Pork Chope, per lb. .a..---*.85* ample consideration of all the de ed a freight traffic expert. movement. And in connection with this Before commencing in­ T-Bone Steak, cut short, per lb...... 30* velopments that have taken that much conversion of virgin Replying to Mr. Symington, he we would venture a qouple of sugges­ Cooked Tripe, per lb...... 10* tions. namely, first, that such a scheme terior decorating this Spring Oven Roaeta, per lb., 14* and ...... soil into productivity ! We think said the British Columbia rates Plate Beef, to boil, per lb...... lO* Pot Roasts, per lb...... 14* place since the ratification of the should he higher than the prairie be under the control of a strong com­ mittee of business men to co-operate be sure that you see us about Round Steak, per lb.. 18* and...... 20* Rib Mutton Chops, per lb...... à...... 24* Treaty. not. rates. At even rates the prairies with the Mayor and Council In putting On the other hand it is useless What Canadians must remem­ would produce more satisfactory the thing over In the most satisfactory “Calcitine.” Shoulder Steak, per lb...... J5* Loin Mutton Chops, per lb...... »...... 33* earnings to the railways. Fifth-class manner possible. And. secondly, that Sirloin Steak, per lb...... 26* Pork Steaks, per lb...... »...... 27* to take an unwarrantedly opti ber is the fact that unless we traffic was the most important. In case contributions did not reach a nearly floulile our population sum sufficient to make It worth while mistic view of the actual split Long Hauls. to proceed, the sum contributed be which the Treaty and its accept­ during the next ten or fifteen Comparatively, the territory In the handed over to the City Treasurer to THE STANELAND West was the territory of the long he credited to each subscriber on his SPECIALS AT REGULAR COUNTER ance have created in the Sinn years we arc not going to be able tax account of the current year. This to pay our debts. This is not haul, he said. Fifth-class rates in would to such an extent, at least, assist CO., LTD. Fein ranks. Eamonn de Valera the West were higher than in the the City in its problems of finance dur­ Two Deliveries—Daily 8.30 a. m. and 1 p. m—Phone 2072 still has his following and he has pleasant reading, hut the men .East because of orders of the Rail­ ing these extremely hard times. 840 Fort Street way Board and water competition. For this purpose enclosed please find used the intervening period to who control the financial destiny The fifth class rate was not the basic ray cheque for $100. PICKLED MEATS of this Dominion realize the C. A. GILLESPIE. Pickled Ox Tongues, lb. 30* Pickled Side Pork, lb. 23* the fullest extent of his capacity rate. 802 Blanchard Street, February 21, Corned Silvereide, per lb. 20* in preparation for the second truth. They know’ also that the “When did it cease to be?" asked 1822. ' > Corned RoHeeT Brisket, $>er Boneless Corned Brisket of United States of America, with a Mr. Symington. Corned Top Round, lb., 22* lb...... 16* Beef, per lb. 17* and 13* test that to-day's gathering will “It never was," retorted Mr. Lanl- PROTECTING OUR INDUSTRIES. BURN OUR —Fresh Meats, Lower Main Floor furnish. None the less the people population of thirty-eight mil gan. ,V Ever since Mr. Lanfgan had any­ To the Editor.—The Victoria Colonist must have realized when they in lions at- the conclusion of the thing to do with freight the first of the 4th Inst., deals at length with a meeting and complimentary supper stmeted their delegates from Civil War, was faced with bur­ class rate had been the basic rate. given at Cumberland to A. W. Neill, dens much less serious than one- He entered the service of the Can the member-elect, the object being to COAL Grocery Delivery—Phones: 2077 and 2079 the Sinn Fein clubs that to de adiain Pacific in 1884. lay before him the needs of the District. dare war against the Irish Free quarter of that number of Cana­ One of the speakers alluded to the de­ 23* Sockeya Salmon, V4s, per tin .. PRIVILEGED pression in coal trade, demanding a Cocoanut, per lb...... State—for that is precisely what dians arc faced with at the pre­ Is, per tin ...... «...... 48* remedy, a heavy duty on fuel oil, or VICTORIA FUEL CO. Reindeer Cocoa Milk, 2 tins for.... .26* sent time. This is a fundamental prohibiting its importation. He said, . 36< Red Spring Salmon, %a, per tin ...15* an adverse vote would amount “What did you let that fellow In further, that the supply of oil would PHONE 1377 Chili Con Carne, 2 tins for ...... to at this stage—they would be reason why Canada—much as here for?" demanded the Boss an last possibly 25 years, while th» coal Libby’s Asparagus Soup, 3 tins for . .25* Quaker Peaches, 2%e, per tin . ...43* grlly. "Haven't 1 told you dotena, otI1.600 to 8.000. Yet Sir. em A. R. Graham E. M. Brown New Zealand Honey, 2s, per tin...... eoas getting so scarce in their mines thing like accurate estimate, arbitrary attitude towards her hov meektY. "I thought that guy w$u that it would shortly be sold In Drug immigration plans. a bootlegger." .i Stores *m*ybe they were referring to will also have been borne in upon JSr -VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED •ter» Hours: • a. m. to 6 p. m. Wo dneoday, 1 p. m. «sturday. (on.

1 Lunch Room 1 1 U T T „ „ I A, J j—, 1 -W g w -W 1 /X Afternoon Tea Service r ebruarv Home r urmsmng bale Service 3 Till 5.30 P. M. 11.30 A.M. Till 2.00 PM. And Many Other Special Attractions for Wednesday Morning Shoppers ORCHESTRA Wednesday Till 12.46

Wednesday Corset Men’s English Tweed Bargains Pleated Serge Skirts < One-Piece Top “Warner’s” Rustproof Corsets, of pink coutil, with medium Jmst, double grail listed front , clasp, with hook.at the end; medium length Regular $8.95 Values—For Caps at $1.50 skirt and four garters. They are trimmed with embroidery and shown in sizes 22 to 28. Well Made Excellent Grade Serge Skirts, in shades of black, Caps made from the best gradé English tweeds, in neat, fashionable styles On sale at ...... $1.75 brown and navy; made in favorite box pleated styles and and in shades of greens, browns and doncgals. Special for the White Lace Bandeau, made of white “eluny" selling at, each ...... $1.50 shown in all sizes. A special Wednesday morning bargain at, / —Men s Caps, Main Floor lace fastening in the back and with lace V„J straps. Sizes 32 to 40, on sale at....$1.25 each ...... \ ...... $5.95 —Corsets, First Floor—Phone 1194 -Mantles, First Floor Flannelette Nightshirts for Men and Boys at Low Prices Wednesday Bargains in the White- Men’s Fancy Stripe Flannelette Boys’ Stripe Flannelette Night wear Department Night Shirts, of medium weight, Shirts, of medium weight and 54-Inch Stripe Skirting made large iu the body and fin­ finished with collar and pocket. Women’s Heavy Grey Flannelette Underskirts, hemstitched with wide ished with collar and pocket. All sizes at, each...... $1.25 hem. Special at, each...... $1.00 Special at, each ...... $1.75 —Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor Nightgowns of white cotton, made ’iu slipover styles and edged with em­ Value $4.95 broidery. Special at ...... Maid’s Aprons, of knife pleated lawn. Special value at, each...... 05 O On Sale at Penman’s Natural Wool Underwear for r —Whltewear, First Floor—Phone 11*4 Men at Lower Prices We have just received a new shipment of Penman’s Natural Wool Bargains for Wednesday Morning in Underwear (95) Garments, supplied in 34 to 40 chest. At’ ® the Children’s Ready-to-Wear ment ...... " Larger sizes at, up from ...... $2.50 Children's Jerseys, for either girls or boys. An excellent grade jersey, —Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor that buttons on the shoulder ; navy only; sizes for 4 to 8 years. On -$2.95- .sale at ‘...... •••••_...... 08^ 54-Inch Stripe Skirting, suitable for pleated skirts, patterned in neat combination colors, including Girls’ Slip-Over Aprons, made of blue and pink print and featuring round or square necks, short sleeves and belt; sizes for the ages of 6, 8 and 10 navy grounds shadowed with gold, brpwn A Well Constructed Extension Couch years. Regular $1.25 values, on sale for ...f...... shadowed with grey, navy shadowed with red, brown shadowed with blue, and brown shadowed > For $14.75 Children's Oilcloth Feeders, in assorted colors and designs; small sizes with red. A material that will drape well and make . Extension Couches, built of heavy angle iron aud made to extend so as only ; 3 for ...... to form a comfortable double bed; they are fitted with link fibre spring —Children's Dept, First Floor—Phone 6896 up most attractively. At, a yard...... $2.95 —Dress Goods, Main Floor—Phone 3283 aud pad ; well stuffed and covered with dark green denim. Special

, —Furniture, Second Floor—Phone 5441 Wednesday Art Needlework Bargains Two Silk Bargains for Wednesday Morning Ecru Cushions, in Various designs including dainty basket. 36-Inch Figured Foulards 33-Inch Silk Pongee Tapestry Table Covers at $2.95 tional, stencilled rose and British emblem ; stamped ready tor On Sale at ...... $1.98 work ; with backs. On sale at, each ...... 56^1 On Sale at ...... $3.50 10 Only, Tapestry Table Covers, size 60x60, in shades of tan, red A superfine quality silk of fine even weave or green. Former value $4.50, Wednesday morning at .. .$2.95 Centres of Popular Factory Cottons, ready to be worked in French In choice designs on black and white that will give plenty of hard wear ; shown —Draperies, Second Moor—Phone 1246 knots. On sale at. each ...... 29£ ground with white figures. Always- in shades of pink, black, navy, white, red, Table Cloths of Indian Head, size 54 x 54, with motiffs for applique. a favorite material for dresses. On amethyst' Copenhagen, beige and Amer­ On sale Wednesday morning at. each ...... $2.79 sale Wednesday Morning at, a ican Beauty. On sale at. a yard, $1.98 Excellent Grade Wilton Rugs at —Art Needlework Dept., First Floor—Phone 1194 yard...... $3.50 —Silks, Main Floor—Phone 3262 February Sale Prices Wilton Rugs in a full range of sizes and a number of attractive de­ Remarkable Values Offered in New Crepes dans. Rugs possessing qualities that will insure long service while still Half-Day Hosiery Bargains for Boys retaining their original fresh appearance. Offered at the lowest prices and Girls A Huge Purchase of Fancy Plain Shade Crepes in New Spring quoted for years. Japanese Crepes Colorings Have Arrived. Rugs, 9ft. x 12ft.. regular $75.00 for ...... $49.50 Girls’ Fine Cotton Hose, in shades Boys’ Strong Ribbed Cotton Hose, Rugs, 9ft. x 10ft. 6in„ regular $65.00 for...... $45.00 of black, brown and white. Wed­ per pair...... 35^ All fast colors and au excellent grade eottou. The colorings in which these Crepes Rugs, 9ft. x 9ft.. regular $57.50 for...... $37.50 nesday morning^at, pair ... ,50£ 3 pairs for...... $1.00 Crepes that will make up well in house are offered include flesh, peach, Rugs, 6ft. 9in. x 9ft., regular $37.50 for ...... $29.75 $16.75 Girls’ Ribbed Cotton Hose, in black Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose, dresses, rompers, pyjamas, shirts aud many pink, old rose, taupe, silver, grey, Rugs, 4ft. 6in. x 7ft. 6in., regular $26.25 for ...... only. On sale at. per pair. 35< in all sizes. On sale Wednesday other garments. Large choice of designs ; smoke, lemon, gold, maize, saxe, Call at the Carpet Department aud examine these particularly inter­ 3 pairs for...... $1.00 morning, per pair...... 50£ esting values. —Carpets, Second Floor —Hosiery, Main Floor 29-ineh. Usual price 60c. On sale at, a Belgium blue, " helio, purple, yard ...... 35ft mauve, reseda, bay leaf green, pile The Famous “Princess” Crepes, of excellent green turquoise, sky blue, tan, Braid and Bead Trimmings at Special soft finish, in shades of pink, helio, sand, brown, navy, white, black, Ameri­ biscuit, white, blue and palm beach ; 27- can Beauty and red. All 29 inches Prices inch and big value at, a yard...... 25ft wide, at, a yard...... 45^ New Braid Trimmings, in Oriental Rosebud Trimmings, of a novel —Staples, Main Floor and pink and pastel shades ; per character and very effective in yard. 45ÿ, 35ÿ and...... 25£ appearance ; in a wide selection Colored Tulles, in a large assort­ of colors. Special at, a yard, 30girdles, in the absolutely moist proof. Regular newest imported styles ; blue, red Men’s Boots of Black 50c, on sale at...... 39£ "and Oriental shades ; yard 50

Our Wellington Goal is PAY CASH AT KIRKHAM'S better because : 1. It Lasts Longer. 2. It Gives More Heat. Flour Has Advanced IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN Therefore, it is more eco­ nomical and more satisfac­ tory. in Price Try us .with your next COAl order. We have a stock of (the leading brands that we can offer at the old price—Five Roses, Royal Household, Robin Hood Patroness of Brilliant Ball and Purity ; 49-lb. sacks for...... RICHARD HALL & SONS Royal Standard, 49-lb. sacks for...... MUSSIONS 1232 Government St. Phone 83 Golden Loaf,T zvo F 49-lb.A O 1 Vv osacks' o nl/o ' fnfor r t Mr. C. S. Wilson, of Wlnnipe» baa arrived at the Empress Hotel. Nabob, Blue Ribbon or Lipton’e Nabob or Jameson’s Coffee, 1-lb. o o o tins...... 60* Tea, 1-lb. packets ...... 57* Mr. R. J. Hurst, of Vancouver, was OPENED 10-DAY Here’s Your Chance to Get a Good Holbrook’s Custard Powder, per Ivory or Lifebuoy Soap, 3 cakes a visitor in town for the week-end, for ...... *** O 0-0 packet ...... 15* Miss Crease, Retiring Presi­ Pearline, large packets ... 35* Miss Barbara Buxton, of SL Paul. Hot Water Bottle Cheap Carnation Milk, large tins, 15* Minn., has arrived ta the Empress dent, Presented With Wrist Small tins, 2 for ...... 15* Royal Crown Washing O Hotel. WE HAVE TO MOVE—OUR CORNER HAS BEEN SOLD large packets ...... 2®^ C3 o o o Watch We have a line of Hjrt. Water Bottles that we consider extra Eagle Milk, 2 tins for .... 45* Rinso, 3 packets for 25< W Mr. Arthur Spalding has been vis- quality. We have been selling them at $£.50, and have C A Forty-five women’s organizationsn. Pacific Milk, large tins; three* Eddy’s Sesqui Matches at, per Q 'iting his daughter, Mrs. Bruce Irving, cut them right down to clear, at ...... tpltUv at Luxton. of Victoria, and district were repre«- for ...... 33* packet 50* O sented at the twenty-eighth annual Other Lines Being Sold at Sale Prices r o o o ial Nice New Prunes, small size; 3 Eddy’s Red Bird Matches, per j Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Macleod, of meeting of the Local Council of ...... 15* ! * lbs. ,^r ...... 35* Cobble Hill, are guests at the Em­ Women which opened Its two-day IVEL'S PHARMACY sessions at the Metropolitan Sunday press Hotel. 1200 Pouqlae Street We deliver. Corner View Nice New Prunes, medium size; Fin. Table S^lt, 3 lbs...... • o o o School this morning. Miss Crease, 2 lbs. for ...... 35* 5-lb. sacks ...... the retiring president, was in the Guests at the Empress Hotel arc chair. Mr. and Mrs. J. Blrt and Miss Blrt, of In her presidential address Miss SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY Winnipeg. Crease reviewed the work carried out Empress Pure Jelly Powders, the finest made; by the Council during past years. Registered at the Empress Hotel Many problems had been met, of local, People’s Cash Hardware all flavors ; 3 packets for ...... 1 25c « are Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kilpatrick, of provincial and national character, and 611 Fort Street Oppoeite Kirkham’e Portland. efforts had been made to maintain Teco Self-Rising Pancake Flour o o © Dollar Day is past, but we haye good values in Mortise Locks at $11 regular 15c packets; 3 for...... 29c I those things sincerely believed to be a do*., less usual discount to contractors. Carpenters’ Tools at right Vancouver arrivals at the Empress in the Interests of the home and of prices. All kinds Garden Tools, also Garden Seeds. Purity Wheats, Just like Cream of Wheat; Hotel Include J. A. Coure, L. G. Har­ the nation. Passing reference was We Deliver. Phone 2886. 5-lb. sacks; regular 40c value for ...... 30c g greaves and A. L. Roberts. made to the various phases of the O O O Council’s work, and the hope was ex­ Mrs. J. J. McMillan, of Seattle, is Swift’s Pure Lard, per lb. 19* pressed that the women would work Finest Quality New Zealand But­ visiting at 1358 Carnsew Street, and together whole-heartedly for the at­ ter, per lb...... 36* 3 lbs. for...... 64* will remain In this City for a few tainment of those causes which are Victoria and District Or 3 lbs. for ...... $ 1.05 days. best calculated to further the Inter Old Brown Windsor Soâp, 5 o o O Teachers’ Association DANCE ests of women and children the world DANCE Fresh Made Local Creamery But­ Miss Mabel Eberts left on Monday ter, per lb...... cakes for...... 25* over. 38c afternoon for Vancouver, where she Miss Crease spoke with regret of An Exceptionally Enjoyable Dance—With Special Buffet Or 3 lbs. for...... $1.10 Baby’s Own Soap, per box of 3 will be the guest of Mrs. C. W. Cude her retirement from the chair, which Supper—Will Be Held in the Oatmeal and Glycerine Soap, G cakes ...... 43* more. she has occupied for the past eleven cakes for...... 25* o o o years, and wished the Council every HIGH SCHOOL GYM. ON TUESDAY EVENING Miss Phyllis Hulburt. of Bremer­ success in the future. ton, Washington, is spending a holi­ FEBRUARY 28 PHONES At the conclusion of her address PHONES day in the city as the guest of her Miss Crease was presented with grandmother, Mrs. Gray, Belmont Heaton's Five-Piece Orchestra—Moonlight and Other H. 0. KIRKHAM Meats - 5521 beautiful gold wrist watch by Mrs. Novelty Dances Grocery - 178 Fish - - 6520 Avenue. Wm. Grant on behalf of the mem­ Delivery - 5522 o o o bers, and a basket of carnations and Provisions Mrs. A. T. Howard, of York Place, Tickets $1.00 Each—From Any of Victoria Public School Fruit - - 5523 5520 freesias by Mrs. Savory. Mrs. C. C. Grocery • 179 & CO., Limited was hostess on Monday afternoon to Spofford moved and Mrs. R. S. Day Teachers the members of the 600 Club when seconded the vote of thanks to Miss Stry our deposit SYSTEM-IT’S pleasing MANY =1 their usual fortnightly game*was in Crease for her inspiring and touch progress. lng addrei^i and expressed the sin­ O O O cere regret of every member of her Miss B. Martineau, October Man­ Mrs Walter C. Nlehol will, with the Lleutehant-Oovernor, be among the retirempnp/rom an office which she Under the Patronage of His Honor' the Lieutenant-Governor and sions. entertained at the tea hour on patron» at the ball to be given at the Empress Hotel on Thursday evening has filléd' with such distinction for so Mrs. Nlehol Sunday; the following guests were under the auspices of the Native Sons of R. C. The proceeds will be handed many ,years. Comfort Is the invited: Misses L. Watkiss, E. Elliott. over to the B. C. Protestant Orphanage, which Is greatly in need of money to After the roll-càll. Miss Sara nd Messrs. W. Black, C. Fennell, carry out certain necessary alterations and repairs. Spencer, recording secretary, com Fashion for Spring! Cadets T. Patton and F. Stimpson. prehensively surveyed the record jof o o o the past year. Much useful W’ork has J. H. Jacquot, J. W. Nunn. L. M. \HE man who la prejudiced Domrlssey. Man . are new arrivals at been accomplished and many of the against "stylish" footwear McClellan. B. C. Johnston, W. P. vital problems of the day have r Grand Ball Huggan, W. H. Gorble, R. Parr, R. the Dominion Hotel. „ ceived earnest consideration. t;haa a pleaaant surprlae in S. Ijogan, J. H. Hodgkinson, E. V. O o o MRS. J. R. PHILLIPS store this Spring. The smart­ Mrs. William Grant presented Starck, J. L. Powell and Miss Barbara Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Walker, of satisfactory financial statement * 4Given by Post No. 1, Native Sons of B.C., in Aid of est shoes have wider toes, >et Armour, of Vancouver, are registered Arnold Street, are receiving congra­ Mrs. T. Andrews was re-appointed thev embody the smart recede , B.C. PROTESTANT ORPHANS’ HOME at the Dominion Hotel. tulations on the arrival of an infant NEW REGENT OF auditor for the coming year. < line that all men admire. o o o son. Vote# of sympathy were pawned to See the new shoes here before The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. O o O %■ Mrs. H. W. Graves and Mrs. W. J. H. you part with your dollars this R, Beard, Carroll Street, will be Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Hunter, of Cook Holmes In their illness. Empress Hotel, Thursday pleased to hear they are both recov­ Spring. Street, were “At Home” to a number CAMOSUN CHAPTER! Immigration. ering from a serious attack of In­ of their friends on Monday evening, fluenza. Miss Beard, of Oakland, The tendency to an increase of im­ the occasion being the tenth anni­ migration from the continental na- California, is home for a visit with versary of their wedding day. Evening, February 23rd her parents. I.I U.n nU. C.F uildpieiChanter Will »WUIWork a jlions ., ^ tof Brlta|nEurope, nml rather th„ Emthan„ire. from was lies O O O o o o Pon*laa Col. and Mrs. Humble Birkltt, Street Mr. Alexander O. Denbigh, of Medi­ to Furnish Room at JUbllee deplored by Mrs. A. Thomson In her Oeard's Orchestra—Ladies $2.00, Gentlemen $3.00 cine Hat, arrtyed hero on the Pine formerly of Victoria, entertained at Unonitol annual report on Immigration. She. Tree State from Seattle, and Is a a house party at their beautiful coun nuapiidl | quoted statistics to prove her con­ Tickets Now on Sale guest at the Empress Hotel. He at trv home, Stubbings Court, near tention that a very large percentage one time lived in Victoria. He is re­ Chesterfield, England. Several well- At the annual meeting of Camosun I of the criminal and indigent classes turning to Medicine Hat and later known -people from British Columbia Chapter, I. O. D. E., yesterday after- I of Canada Is composed of immigrants will return to1 the coast and proceed were among the ^guests including to Kamchatka, Siberia where his Major and Mrs. J. G. Fordham, Mrs. noon. Mrs. J. C. Barnacle tfe retiring of^lenblrth.^ aUenUon tQ the llct firm has large business interests, Horn, of San Francisco, Miss Kather­ regent, was presented with a beauti-1 that ^migrants of Oriental birth now o o o ine Fordham and Lieut.-Col. J. P. ful basket of can<^ and a bouquet of I COming to Canada are. largely of the ETHEL M. DELL TO Subscribe to Registered at the Strathcona Hotel Fell. violets from the members in ^ribute I student and merchant classes, and as Look at Your are: Mr. P. C. Ferguson and Mr. E. o o o to her tactful and kindly leadership such are conflicting with white men Jeffreys, Vancouver; Mrs. E. Lowrle, Mrs. H. .A. Stuart, of Belmont during the past year. Officers elected 11" ^"^“^Uns^rf‘îî'ven Cowichan; Mrs. George G. Hender­ Avenue, was hostess at a bridge tea by MARRY SOLDIER “TheTranquillian” son, Mrs. F. S. Leather and Mrs. O. on Monday afternoon, and at tho tea Issued Monthly Fuel Bill F. Miller, of Duncan; Capt. J. N. for the ensuing year were as follows: repreBentatives of the V. O. N., Saan- hour was assisted bÿ Mrs. C. F. Hon. regent,------«*--Mrs. ”Henry------Croft; Hon. 1 ich and Victoria branches; Gonzales Subscription $1.00 Per Year Buy the right range ana sa\e Hughes and Mrs. .1. H. Smith, of Earle and Mrs. W. K. McCarter. Mrs. Cobble Hill; Mr. W. R. Prescott, Al- vice-regent, Mrs. Andrew Wright; Chapter, I. O. D. E.; Navy League Popular Novelist Heroine in Published entirely in the in­ money. You no doubt realize bemi. and Mr H. Mills. San Fran Burns was the fortunate winner of Chapter, I. O. IX E. ; W. C. T. 1. terests of the patients at Tran­ the prize Among those present were reg'ent, Mr*. J. K. Phillips, first vice- that your old stove is costing cisco. Home. Social Service Committee, Interesting Romance of quille Sanitarium. Send sub­ you too much to operate o o o Mrs. W. K. McCarter. Mrs. P. Mc­ regent, Mrs. Luxton ; second vice-re Princes* Alexandra Review. Daugh­ Carter. Mrs. Willis, Mrs. F. Calvert, scriptions to saving on fuel alone will pay for Mrs. C. M. Hope, of Duncan; F. E. gent. Miss Leitch; secretary. Mrs. F. ters of England. Friendly Help So­ Real Life P.O. Box 1284, Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. F. Cameron. Mrs. E. Brown, ciety, the Indies’ Musical Club, this one at the new low price Leach, of Cobble Hill; Mrs. Grievson Mrs. A. E. McMicklng. Mrs. Burns, H. Mayhew ; treasurer, Mrs. C. L. Make all cheques payable to of ...... *69.00 and family, of Shawnlgan; R. D Strawberry Val VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 ...... j—-

spend money. As it is, I haven’t time to think of him. which is a blessing, 'A because I’m going to hustle like the very mischief to make money. I don’t FROSTILLA know just how, but I'll do it. I be­ AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW lieve I’m even glad I only have , $2,000 Instead of $20,000. Now maybe I’ll CHAPPED HAN DS BURBERRY; amount to something.” TREFOUSSE “Good heavens, didn’t John have ROUGH SKIN GLOVES COATS more insurance than1 that!” By Nancibelle Hale “No. His big policy ran out sev­ Store Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.—Wednesday 9 a.m. eral months ago at a time when we Another Fascinating Romance by the were terribly short of money. He to 1 p.m. Authoress of “A Gamble In Beauty.' mined to see that Victoria gets a fair was going to pay—I guess you call it chance to promote her shipping and the premium, anyway, but I urged export business. For hours that night Margaret sat with the driving rain before she suc­ him not to do so until he sold the The matter tyas been referred to the In her favorite chair by the Library ceeded. play he was working on. He was so well and everything. It seemed so Chamber’s Harbors Committee for re­ Featuring Excellent Values in SporisDresses table, staring into space. Her brain She regarded the kimono ruefully— port felt numb. She missed John, of a wonderful satin thing that John silly to pay out such a lot of money course, though she didn't actually had bought her in San Francisco. She at that time. It was our worst realise that he was gone. Her prob­ put it on a hook in the bath room, ‘scratching period,’ as John called lem lay in plans for the future— where it hung limply and forlornly, them. And when the play sold we that «future which suddenly stretched like a frost-bitten flower. seemed to need the money for every­ CABARET IN AID OF at $13.75 and $25.00 mit long and dark before her. She And then she locked the door, ÜÿjUETT COMPANVij^ thing. I suppose he forgot about the was twenty-eight years old. Why snapped off the light, and went to insurance." that was ridiculous! Only a week be­ bed. - Toronto, cahaoa He aunt looked at her puzzled At $13.75—A two-piece all-wool Flannel Sports Dress. Has jumper bodice with fore she had not been a day over vaguely affronted, not knowing what CHARITY A SUCCESS When Olivia, the colored maid, white pique collar and cuffs, two patch pockets and narrow tie belt, is finished at twenty. But now she was twenty- to say. d eight *nd felt every day of It, or came the next morning, she found her v "You’re awfully good to me, Mar­ neck with smart tailored ceri ribbon bow. The skirt is knife pleated. Shown in navy more. She was hopelessly middle mistress hot, flashed and thlck- garet continued. "And I’m going to aged, almost thirty, and what could tongued. stay here for awhile until I get Attractive Affair at K. of C. and saxe. she do? She positively would not “I guess I've got it,” she managed hadn’t been for you, I’d have gone to straightened out and know what 1 keep oh butterflying. There was to say. “Telephone Miss Karns.” work when mother and father died want to do next. The first step is Hall Last Night At $25.00—An all-wool Jersey Cloth Dress of the something else in life. What was it. However, it turned out to be only a Now look at me! What can I do? to move my things out <^f that apart­ How could she find it? *• severe cold. But Margaret was What in the world is going to become ment. I’ll rent immediately as it is , Colored balloons swinging from the two-piece order; jumper has Peter Pan collar and SPECIAL She finally became conscious that hustled into a taxi as soon as he of me—unless I do go back to spong­ so very desirable. I think I’ll Put ceilings and garlands of ivy in pro­ cuffs of white kid is Balkan effect with elastic It was very late, and undressed, then aunt could reach her, and taken to ing off of you?’’ my furniture In storage for awhile, fusion formed the effective decorative the Riverside Drive apartment. She went through the rooms reaching “Why do you say that?” and then when I get to work I’ll get scheme in the Knights of Columbus waist. The skirt is pleated. Available in saxe, navy she hardly knew for what. She didn't feel able to oppose Judith any a smaller apartment somewhere. Hall last evening when some two Fine quality silk longer. Besides, she was considerably Margaret went on talking, but it hundred guests participated joyously looked long and steadily at a bunch was not to her companion that she And so after all, temporarily at and henna. crepe-de-chine in a of pines on the mantle, then took one frightened. If she were going to die, least, Margaret was again Installed in the successful cabaret arranged in her hand, after which she care­ she didn’t want to be alone. talked so much as to herself. There for the benefit of the St. Vincent de full assortment of As she started to get out of bed were long pauses between her sen­ in her aunt’s home. At $25.00—A one-piece Jersey Cloth Dress ; has fully put it back. Then she went (To be continued.) Paul. Society. A splendid sum re­ wanted shades ; 40 through the apartment again, this the next day. her aunt came into the tences, pftuses when she turned on sulted from the affair and will be long sleeves, round neck, bodice is middy style time finding John's razor strop in room. “Lie down, dear,” she soothed her pillow to stare up at the ceiling. used entirely for the relief of the embroidered in light colored silks and has one-inch inches wide. Special the bathroom. She stopped and her. "Isabelle is bringing your break­ “Talk about the idle rich!" she said poor of the city. in a low voice. “None of them have $1.35 a yard. quietly looked at this, too, and then, fast here. You must sleep some more FOR FORT COMMISSION Ozard’s orchestra excelled itself in tie belt. The skirt is pleated. Available in henna, —Drysdale’s Silk Shop and save your strength, dear.” anything on me. I've wasted myself, taking it from its hook, carried it an alluring programme of music, the sand and navy. - —Main Floor into the bedroom. After she had eaten, Margaret lay my time, and other people’s money. Chamber of Commerce Directors dance numbers being interspersed As she put “it in the chiffonier down again, but did not close her Why, I can't even cook—or at least I Favor Action. with a series of attractive “turns” —Drysdale’s Women’s Dress Shop—First Floor drawer she seemed to realize for the eyes, which were brilliant and glasfty. don’t suppose I can. I haven’t at­ arranged by Dr. Tillman Briggs. Miss first time that he wasn't coming back Already some of the youth had gone tempted it since in the happy days The Chamber of Commerce direc Mamie Fraser again proved to be a that night nor any of the after nights. out of her face. She tried to wrench gone by—back in\ Vinton”------tors yesterday decided to apply their popular favorite in her Irish song She dropped on her knees and, lean­ her thoughts away from John and "You were happy with me—anf energies toward the creation of a SCena, “Molly O” in which she was Cotton Wash Fabrics Wool Dress Fabrics ing her head againstAhe open drawer, the future. With a groan of pain she with John. And you were the kind Board of Port Commissioners, whose assisted by four Irish oolleens, the the pent-up torrent okoke loose, tear­ turned on her side and her outflunff of wife he wanted you to be.” duty It would bo to find business for Misses Nonle Cutler, Caryl Tolmie, ing her heart out witrvUt as it went. hand touched her aunt’s and clung “I suppose so. But it all seems so the outer docks and to encourage Elsa Michaelis and Frances Briggs "Oh, John," she whispered. “I'll to it. futile now.” She shrank back and shipping generally. Miss Laddie Watkiss who is better Wednesday Morning Special miss you. And I’m afraid—afraid to “It would be so different if you buried her face in her hands. She The Chamber has taken this mat­ known as a gifted pianist, proved her All-wool Navy Serges, in superior qual­ face the future without you!" were alone in the world,” Judith felt as if she were drowning in a versatility by appearing as a charm­ poignant and -unappeasable sense or ter up previously but found the way She was startled by the slamming soothed. “You know I have enough blocked on account of the Canadian ing soubrette in the song "Ah Me, Oh ities suitable for women’s and chil­ of a door. A gale was sweeping for us both and that I love you de­ failure. It was almost unbearable. National Railways having control of My”; Miss Dorothy Stuart-Robert- Value votedly." Then suddenly she sat up in bed son daintily costumed a la Pierrette, dren’s garments— through the apartment. She ran from and looked at her aunt with some­ the outer docks. It was argued that room to room, closing windows. The “I don’t want to be doped into not shipments have been turned down scored a success, and Mrs. Me- thinking.” cried the younger woman thing of her old spirit. Donagh, who was in splendid voice, bathroom window refused to come* “If I were a rich woman I’d have by the National Railway for no good Good quality soft’ finish Cambric, 36 44 inches wide, $1.75 a yard. down. She struggled with it and her fiercely. “You’re my best friend and reason, and the Chamber is deter was warmly encored. In the absence nightgown and kimono were drenched you are also my worst enemy. If it nothing to do but think of John and of Mr. Bullock-Webster, Mr. Sehl inches wide, 4 yards, $1.00. 46 inches wide, $1.95 a yard. generously "filled in” with “The Big Lingerie Cambric, beautiful finish ; 42 Bass Viol,” a perennial favorite. A diversion was created by the inches wide ; 45ÿ a yard. 56 inches wide, $2.25 a yard. auctioning of the decorative balloons Plaid Ginghams, in the newest designs. to which were attached numbers. J. New Flannel Suiting, a beautiful qual D. O’Connell who was an efficient Color effects include mauve, rose, pink, Master of Ceremonies announced the tan, fawn, blue and red ; 27 inches wide ; ity and very fashionable for Spring prizewinners, Mrs. Humber winning the ladies’ prize and L. D. McLean 35ÿ a yard. sports skirts and suits, etc. Available the gentlemen’s. It was also an­ Flannelette, striped, plain white and in Buff, nile, rose, navy and scarlet; 56 nounced that the holder of ticket No, pink ; 28 inches wide ; 5 yards for 2056 is the winner of the handsome inches wide, $2.75. painting. $1.00. —Drysdale’s Staple and Wash Fabrics Shop —Dry^H^le’s Wool Dress Fabrics Shop —Main Floor —Main Floor Beauty brings B LI Wednesday Morning Corset Two Very Good Wednesday success Many “Princess Mary” Balls Specials Morning Bargains Being Arranged For Extra heavy Coutil Corsets, well» boned, Flannelette Knickers to clear at 65^ February 28 long skirt, reinforced over abdomen a pair. Made of a good heavy quality, London, Feb. 21.—Plans for the and have four strong hose supporters ; finished with hemstitched frill and wedding of Princess Mary and Vis­ $1.65 a pair. torchon lace or made in bloomer style count L&floelles are nearing com­ pletion. Early frequenters of Lon­ H & W Corset ’ Waists ; have button knee with elastic at waist. don’s streets will see some morning clasp, shoulder strap and hose sup­ Bungalow Aprons in fancy colored print this week empty carriages, escorted by cavalry, in rehearsal of the pro­ porters ; $1.50 each. or light stripes, fasten on shoulders or cession from the palace to Westmin­ Sanitary Aprons ; very special at 30f1 at sides, are piped with white and come ster Abbey, so that nothing may go awry on the all-important day. each. in all sizes; 95£ each. There will be two processions on —Drysdale’s Corset Shop—Main Floor —Drysdale’s Whitewear Shop—Main Floor February 28, the day of the wedding. Queen Mary and Queen Mother Alex­ I andra, with their escort and attend­ ants will form the first, the King fol­ k lowing shortly afterward with the Specially Good Values in New bride and an escort SPECIAL « The route through the Mall, White hall and Parliament Street, will not be decorated, but there will be two Chamoisette Gloves a Fine quality pure triumphal arches, and nea,r the Abbey silk Hosiery, with the roadway will be adorned with festoons of flowers supported by pil­ reinforced soles. lars with intermediate ornamental Come in black, white, devices bearing portraits of the bride Fine quality Chamoisette Gauntlets ; have tucked and bridegroom. and picot edged tops ; strap wrist, and are shown in navy, brown, taupe, Every new detail of the ceremony and other wanted is displayed by the newspapers and silver, fawn and mastic; $1.60 and $1.75 a pair. avidly seized upon by the public, shades. Extra spe­ which thus learns to-day that the Long Chamoisette Gloves, with embroidered hacks. cial value at $1.75 hat in which the bride will start her honeymoon is of “mole and larkspur Shown in pongee, silver, brown and white ; $1.65 a pair. blue egorgette," the mole to match f'\ l —Drysdale’s Hosiery her moleskin wrap, and the blue geor­ a pair. Shop—Main" Floor gette to match her dress. —Drysdale’s Glove Shop—Main Floor Make your dreams come true Further details are that the mar­ riage knot will be tied by the Arch­ bishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of London, the Telephone 1876 1211 Douglas Street First "Flgor 1877 Bishop of Oxford, the Dean of West­ Blouse# and Corsete 1878 Every girl has blissful dreams of suc­ It is the charm which always attracts, time to apply cold cream if you need it minster and Canon Lascelles, the cess and popularity—-of the flowers and which all women envy and men admire. You can safely use powder and that be­ bridegroom’s uncle. books and candy and dates which pro­ coming touch of rouge on a clean skin. In social, court and diplomatic cir­ claim her a social success. cles, such a round of dances and din­ This isn’t hard to do m Don't neglect throat ners and receptions has been planned She sees herself admired, the center of as London has not seen since the The smooth, fresh, blooming com­ Coronation. For the general public to notice that his poultry house was Mr. Fox was a creature to be driven him to keep on running until he was attention. What heartache and disap­ and shoulders visited far too often and one day ho away and not to have around the miles away from there and never re­ pointment if these dreams should not plexion which makes an otherwise plain a number of “Princess Mary wedding girl pretty isn’t a gift of Nature, but a Care of your skin must extend beyond balls” have been planned. gave Mr. Dog a good whipping and turn and so that night he made for come true! matter of care. the face if you want to be admired for - Hotels and restaurants are ar­ showed him the tracks of Mr. Fox and One night Mr. Fox, who had grown himself another home in the house of complexion beanty. Use Palmolive for ranging dinners and dances. Club the feathers he had scattered about. very careless, jumped out of the poul­ Mr. Badger who happened to be ou: Many a girl misses this popularity be­ when Mr. Fox called. cause of some defect she herself doesn't You can’t neglect your skin and expect your daily bath and let it do for your and various societies will have house­ At first Mr. Dog did not understand try house with his breakfast and to keep it blooming and alluring. The warmings ahd home-comings. The but after awhile he began to see that landed right on a trap which caught realize. A dull, coarse, lifeless skin lessens body what it does for your face. him by the end of his tail. attractiveness — blotches and blackheads powder and rouge you use to conceal de­ railroads are running special excur fects deceive nobody. It will keep your neck and shoulders sions from all parts of the Kingdom He dropped the chicken he was positively repel. smooth, and your arms and hands soft and giving special service from the carrying and pulled with all his Remedy these disfigurements, trans­ The remedy for a coarse skin, for one and white. These are attractions as con- channel ports for the benefit of Con­ strength and escaped, but he.left the form your unattractive complexion into disfigured with blackheads or ugly spicuous as a blooming, blemishless face. tinental visitors. Newspapers and end of his tall in the trap. one of radiant freshness and see what a blotches, is daily cleansing with a lather magazines are issuing special Prin­ Mr. Fox felt badly enough about blended from palm and olive oils. / cess Mary numbers. that but he was very much concerned good time you have at your next party. This beauty treatment about Mr. Dpg finding him for now Such a cleanser is so mild and soothing costs little he knew that Mr. Dog could not be that it softena the skin and keeps ft fooled any longer about it being an­ smooth. But it removes the accumula­ Judge Palmolive by quality and ytra FOR CHILDREN other Mr. Fox who was robbing the Made tions of dirt, oil and perspiration which will expect to pay at least 25 cents a cake. poultry hquee, as Mr. Fox had ex­ It's Grandmother's Recipe t* are responsible for most bad complexions. But the popularity which keeps the Palm­ plained it was when he met him one from the olive factories working day and night day on the road. Bring Back Color ant naturally reduces cost. Quantity produc­ THE SANDMAN You will have to learn that there Lustre to Hair. Palm and Get a cake of Palmolive today tion is always economical. are foxes and foxes,” he told Mr. Dog STOUT FOR when he had growled and told Mr. Olive -oils It is the modern combination of the Thus this finest facial soap is offered Fox he was going to bark and call That beautiful, even shade of dark, same beautifying cosmetic oils Cleopatra at a price all can afford. You can econom­ his master. glossy hair can only be had by brew­ Cleopatra used in the days of ancient Egypt. It is ically use Palmolive for every toilet pur­ TO-NIGHT* Some foxes are very bad and do ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul­ used just as valuable today as a béaibeautifying pose, for it costs no more than ordinary steal poultry, I am sorry to confess, phur. Your hair is your charm. It cleanser. soap. Corns? he had told Mr. Dog, "but I do not makes or mars the face. When it THE END OF MR. FOX'S TAIL belong to that bad class. I am vçry Massage its smooth, creamy lather fond of poultry and never can bear to fades, turns gray or streaked, just an THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY OF CANADA —just say see a fox carrying any off.” application or two of Sage and Sul*, softly into the network of tiny pores Mr. Fox had made friends with Mr. phur enhances its appearance a hun­ which compose the surface of your skin. Dog up at the farm where the poultry But it was different now, for Mr. Dog was looking for the fox who had dredfold. It will remove the clogging deposits WINNIPEG, TORONTO, MONTREAL was the fattest for miles around. For Mr. Dog was young and not as Blue=jay lost the end of his tall, so Mr. Fox, Don’t bqther to prepare the mix­ which enlarge these pores, cause black­ AtoomakonofooomtMoVmooftoaotoolUoo wise as he would be whefl he had had sitting in his house^one morning, was ture; you can get this famous old heads and invite blotches. more experience. to your druggist very much upset when suddenly right recipe Improved by the addition of After thii thorough cleansing is the Mr. Fox had met him on the road by his window appeared Mr. Dog. other ingredients at a small cost, all one day when Mr. Dog first came to Stops Pain Instantly “Come out here. I want to see the ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's^ the farm to live and he began playing end of- your tail," he said to Mr. Fox Sage and Sulphur Compound, Made with him. The simple»! way to end a corn is In a growly tone. can always be depended Mr. Dog, thinking Mr. Fox was an­ Blue-jay." A touch stops the pain in­ “O, I can’t replied Mr. Fox. “I bring back the natural \ in Canada other dog, was glad enough to play, stantly. Then the corn loosens and have a bone in my foot and I can’t tre of your h| for he was lonesome, so they frolicked walk.” comes out Made in two forms—a “Then I’ll «me in,” snapped back until Mr. Fox thought it wise to run colorless, clear liquid (one drop does back home, fearing that Mr. Man Mr. Dog, and in through the window It da------might see him. it!) and in extra thin plasters. Use W leaped, but Mr. Fox was up and It was easy enotigh after that to whichever form you prefer, plasters out of another door and Mr. Dog ran run over to the farm at night where after him. lïf V Mr. Dog lived and carry off a plump or the liquid—the action » the same. He caught sight of Mr. Fox’s tail, duck or chicken for his breakfast, for Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed though, as he leaped the stone wall. he told Mr. Dog he was only playing laboratory. Sold by all druggists. “You deceitful creature,” called Mr. Dog. “If I catch you around my and would drop it when he had car­ Free: WrUt Bautr 4b BUcfc, Toronto, fur ried it a little way, just to scare the oahutblo both, "Comet Cart of tht Foot? ter’e farm I will make your tail < silly thing. shorter than It i* now.” But, after a while Mr. Man began Mr. Fox knew this was tl VICTORIA DA TT,Y TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRÜARY_2^1922 _ -LE” TWO DROWNED FROM id S.S. BUCKEYE STATE ON EMPRESS BOATS Watch Your Opportunity Along the\\ /aterfront tussia and Asia First to Be Lady Passenger and Steward SHIPPING NEWS FROM DAY TO DAY Equipped and Innovation ocxxxxx»ooooco5<»ooo>» Lost From Matson Liner Is Popular

off Los Angeles In view of the popularity of mov­ Twenty-five hundred years ago Diogenes said San Francisco, Feb. 24.—Mrs. Alice ing picture shows established on some Hills. Los Angeles, a passenger, and of the larger of the company's ships “Watch your opportunity.” Harold Holloway. San Francisco, a SHIPS IN CANADIAN plying in the Trans-Atlantic service, waiter, jumped from the Matson liner LOCAL FIRMS BID Enters Regular Service in May the Canadian Pacific Steamships. If the ancient philosopher were walking around Buckeye State yesterday afternoon Ltd-, has placed a similar «frvlce on arid were drowned while the vessel its Tran-Pacific ships. The liner now' with his lantern he would turn the rays of his was approximately 300 miles south of SERVICE WILL MAKE Empress of Russia was the »hiP Los Angeles, according to a radio ON CONVERSION OF to have moving picture equipment in­ light on the classified columns of the newspapers. message received by the company stalled on board on this ocean, and headquarters here to-day from Cap­ the pictures shown on the screen dur­ There he’d find both honesty and opportunity. tain John T. Diggs, master of the CALL AT IRISH PORT ing the voyage to the Orient were vessel. No cause was given. S.S. CATHAY TO OIL greatly enjoyed by the passengers, The captain's message did not give the innovation proving an acceptable Are you the man or woman who INTENDED^ details of the supposed suicides in diversion to the monotony of ocean any way. _____ Cunard - Anchor.- Donaldson to advertise for a .tenant, property, a buyer, help, New Dollar Freighter Is a ships Will Stop at Lon­ The liner Empress of Asia, which Modern Type of Cargo sailed outbound early this month, has a used car or Victory bonds, and have you de­ FREIGHTER UNDAMAGED donderry Both Ways been similarly equipped, a.nd other Carrier C. P. ' R. ships on the Pacific route ferred! As a result the tenant is living in another BY RUNNING AGROUND will have installations. The pictures Beginning next month, the Can­ shown are chiefly eduactional, as the person’s house, you have not found the property, Undamaged by her grounding at Victoria and Vancouver firms sub­ adian steamships of the Cunard and series being shown cover Canadian Ediz Hook the steamship Selma City mitted bids, which closed to-day, for . Anchor-Donaldson Lines will call scenes from the Atlantic to thb 1 a- help or car, and the Victory bonds are still a of the Isthmian Lines departed from the conversion, of tho new Robert both eastbound and westbound at ciflc. Port Angeles on-Sunday for San Moville, the port of Londonderry;' Radio Improvements. Dollar freighter Cathay from coal to dream. Too bad, but not too late. Francisco. The vessel ran on thr Ireland, f It is many >tegrs since Can­ The Canadian Pacific Steamships, spit at low water on Thursday last an oil burner. The contract will be adian ships calle,d^&t tfce Irish port, Ltd., has given the Marconi Wireless and was floated by the rising tide a rush job and will have to be com- | and the new connections to be made Telegraph Company an order to equip The classified ads will help you. They are later putting into Port Angeles, where will be of great convenience to Iriah pleted by tfle end of the month, when ; its trans-Pacitic steamships Empress her bottom was examined by diver*. passengers who wish to reach the of Canada and Empress of Australia filled with opportunities. the Cathay Is scheduled to clear for United States or Canada. with the most comprehensive range FIRE DESTROYS SCHOONER. the Orient On her first voyage under The Saturnia, sailing from Glas­ of the latest type of wireless appar­ Watch your opportunity as you would your the Dollar flag. gow on March 24, will stop at Mov­ atus, which will enable them to make Panama, City, Fla.. Feb. The Cathay Is one of four ships re­ ille on. her way to Halifax, Canada the fullest possible use of the latest four-masted schooner Golden State and Portland, Me. From the latter develoments in radio engineering, as of Mobile, bound for Conception, Ar­ cently purchased by the Robert Dol­ “hat and coat.” lar Company, and Is now at Van­ port ..railroads connect with all parts a means of securing additional safety gentins, from Pensacola, Fla,, a couver from San Francisco. of the country. In May her terminal for passengers and crew, as an aid to cargo of lumber, was destroyed bv navigation, and as long-distance fire off this port, according to word The Cathay has just completed her westbound port will be Montreal, also R. M. 8. EMPRESS OF CANADA with numerous railroad connections telegrah service. The equlment brought here by Captain John Ander maiden voyage from Shanghai, where she was built by the Kianchan Dock to all points in Canada and the Unit­ comrises a direction finder, an aid son of the vessel. Captain and Mrs to navigation spark set, a complete Anderson and eleven men of the crew and Engineering Works for the ed States. United States Shipping Board. The Sailing westward from Montreal emergency equipment, and a long spent the night in an open boat and range continuous wave valve trans­ reached here yesterday. Dollar concern also bought the on June 23, the Athenia will call at Phone 1090—Times Advertising Department freighters Celestial, Mandarin and ARIZONA MARU IS the northern Irish port on her way to mitter and receiver. Oriental, built at the same yard to DUE ON SATURDAY Glasgow. The Saturnia will also GRANDDAUGHTER the. same order. make an eastbound call at Moville on 8.8. 7077 OF ROCKEFELLER Similar in appearance to other ships her July 14 sailing fi*om Montreal. of the Dollar Une, the Cathay repre­ The Osaka Shosen Kaisha liner * BY NIK. LINE The Canadian route lops hundreds sents the very finest workmanship TO BE MARRIED Arizona Mart) is due here from of miles off the sea voyage, and the and was the best freighter the Ship­ trft> up or down the beautiful St. Canadian baritqpe and Mario Valle ping Board has secured. The ship is the Orient next Saturday, it was 21 Cut of Thirty Per Cent. Is An­ Lawrence River is an experience to THREE PERFORMANCES a splendid dramatic baritone. Chicago. Feb. .—Mathlld Me 433 feet long, 56 feet beam, with 35 stated to-day at the offices of be long and pleasantly remembered. HAS BEEN SOLD The operas which will be presented Cormlck, sixteen years old, has the feet depth of hold. She is single Rithet Consolidated, Ltd., local nounced in North Pacific DURING VISIT OF here are as follows: permission of her father, Harold screw, rnd has a tonne ge of 4,321 net agents for the Japanese line. F McCormick, to marry Max Oser, tons. Her cargo-carrying capacity is The liner Arabia Maru, now on Service SAN CARLO COMPANY Monday ...... "La Bohems horseman of Zurich, Switzerland. Persian Shipowner Purchases Tuesday Matinee ...... • ••• "Martha* 10,280 tone, or about 490,000 cubic Puget Sound, is posted to sail Mr. McCormick announced toe ftet. from Seattle to-morrow morning A reduction of approximately thirty TIDES AT VICTORIA The announcement that the San Tuesday Evening ...... • engagement in a thirty-throe Harrison Freighter For­ ...... “Madame Butterfly According to K. J. Burns, manager on her outward voyage. The per cent in passenger rates to Vic­ Carlo Grand Opera Is to pay a visit word statement. He said it was of the Dollar Company, the Cathay Arabia will call at the Rithet piers February 21. A special feature of the San Carlo toria and Seattle is announced by merly on This Run to Victoria should arouse more than engagement will be the appearance "hastened a few weeks by the fact end ono of the other three new boats here in the afternoon, and will put the Nippon Yusen Kaisha in a dis­ High water, 9.48 a.m., 8.7 ft. the usual interest, for this year this of the famous San Carlo orchestra of the recent newspaper publicity. will be operated In the Orient ser­ to sea after taking on passengers Low water,, 5.51 p.m., 3.1 ft. Recent shipping sales record the which will be brçught direct from The romance of the young grand vice. A full cargo, including 1,000 patch from Tokyo. organization has attained a plane of and mails. February 22. disposal of the big four-masted tLv Manhattan Opera House, New daughter of John D. Rockefeller was tons of sacked .wheat, 900 tons of The reduction in passenger rates steamship Historian by the Harrison artistic excellence that puts it on a pictured by Emil L. Burgy, Chicago flour, machinery, fish und general has High water, 3.40 a.m., 8.4 ft. York, the permanent home of the follows closely upon the announce­ Line. The ship has been purchased parity with any other similar organ­ San Carlo organization, which is un­ interior decorator, who says he is been booked for her. Low water, 6.18 a.m., 8.2 ft. *" by the Nemazee interests of Hong­ ment by the N. Y. K. of the with­ ization in the world. The San Carlo der the direction of Maestro Ernesto a first cousin of the Swiss equestrian, “One of the finest ships I have High water, 10.42 a.m., 8.5 ft. kong, owners of the freighter Georg- Knoch, one of the best known of Eu­ ever navigated,” states Captain drawal of the four large passenger engagement takes. place at the Pan- as a love of Spring and Winter. NEW MOTORSHIP Low water, 6.38 p.m., 3 ft. ietan, which a short time ago de­ ropean conductors and who formerly "Mr. Oser is not three times Miss Anderson, who has been commanding liners Fushlmi, Suwa, Katori and livered a cargo of Cuban sugar at the tages Theatre gn Monday, February was a conductor with the Quinlan ships for many wears on the Pacific. McCormick’s age. as the newspapers Kashlma, and the substitution of the B. C. Refinery. Nemazee is a Per­ 27 and Tuesday 28 with a special Grand Opera and toured South Africa have stated." said Mr. Burgy. He “She made a fme voyage from the sian ship owner operating a fleet ol smaller passenger and freight ships matinee on Tuesday, making three and Australia with that company as is older; he is 67 years old, not 47. Far East and, considering the fact LOCH KATRINE IS seventeen ships. well as conducting in Covent Garden, that she is fresh from the builders' Shindzuoka, Yokohama, Iyo and OTHER LINES ARE The Historian is now reported to performances in all. He is just my age. I am his cousin, London. and I should know. * ways; she performed wonderfully Kaga. The average first class pas­ be in the Far East, having recently Thè repertoire for Victoria has been Another feature is the San Carlo Friends of the McCormicks said well.” completed a passage from Cardiff to arranged so that several stars of In­ Grand Opera chorus which is com­ Captain Anderson also brought the sage to Yokohama is around $300. Hongkong. She is a vessel of 6,54a posed of really talentel young artists Mr. McCormick’s announcement must DUE NEXT MONTH ternational repute will be heard here have followed" consent of Mr. Rocke­ Mandarin, Oriental and Celestial There is no danger of a rate war NOW AFFECTED BY tons gross, 460 feet long. 65 feet beam including Tamaki Miura. the cele­ Who are preparing for large;* roles in across the Pacific. He has been sail­ being precipitated by the action of and 31 ^ feet depth of hold. She opera and who possess splendid feller. ______ing on the Pacific for thlrty-ftvfe the N. Y. K. in slashing passenger was built by Harland and Wolff at brated Japanese prima donna who is Voices which they know how to us-1 admitted to be the greatest of all IN BASEBALL-ESE years and, strange to relate, is visit­ Royal Mail Carrier Is Fine rates, as the accommodation on the Liverpool in 1896. and for many years to the best advantage. ing Vancouver for the first time. He boats to be substituted, while good, traded to the Caribbean Bea under “Madame Butterfly’s ; Bianca Saro- Before coming to the Pacific coast SLASH IN RATES ya. the splendid dramatic soprano has been appointed commander of Craft; SS. Noorderdyk does not compare with the accom­ the Harrison and Leyland house flags. the San Carlo Grand Opera played "Mamm*. I want you to stop forc­ The Historian is no stranger to the from the Boston Opera, Sofia Charlp- ing me Into Mr. Gottlt’s company all the Cathay. The crew of the ship modation of the present N. Y. K extensive subscription engagements has already been signed on and will Expected March 1 liners, or the larger liners of other North Pacific coast as she has made bois. the beautiful lyric soprano, in New York, Boston and Philadel­ the time. People are talking.’ But, Josephine Lucchese, a coloratura so­ comprise the men who brought the companies operating in the Pacific several voyages to Victoria and other phia. my dear, he’s a wonderful catch! Nippon Yusen Kaisha Allowed ports in the service of the Harrison prano who has proven a real sensa­ "He may be, mamma, but if you ship across the Pacific. The new Royal Mail motorshlp service. The new rates of the tion; Romeo Boscacci, a noted tenor N Y. K. will become effective with to Run Wild, Says T.K.K. Direct Service. This, however, was In Hong Kong is a tailor named keep on thinking you are pitcher Loch Katrine, largest vessel propelled before the war. She had been listed from the leading Italian opera houses. he’ll get onto your curves and throw the sailing of the Kaga Maru from Giuseppe Agostini, one of the best Ah Men. „ , the game.”—Richmond Times-Dis- by internal combustion engines ever Yokohama on March 17. Official to follow the Politician here from known tenors now before the public; The last word in tailoring, one to have visited the Pacific, is ex­ A complete sailing schedule for the Liverpool and Glasgow, but her sale might say —Boston Transcript. will result in the substitution of an­ Joseph Royer, the famous French- WIRELESS REPORT pected to reach Victoria from the year 1922 will be Issued by the San Francisco, Fel* 21.—The thirty Jntted Kingdom about March 16, it Japanese company shortly, bating per cent reduction in passenger rates other freighter. was announced to-day by Findlay, dales of arrival and departure from announced by the Nippon Yusen February 21, 8 a. m. Victoria and Seattle and covering the Kaisha will not affect the other CLYDE SHIPBUILDING Durham & Brodie, local agents for trans-Pacific lines, according to a Estevan—Clear; ralm; 23.74; 27; the Royal Mail and Holland Ameri­ N. Y. K. passenger and cargo snips. sea smooth. Spoke str E. D. Kings­ statement to-day by James King It Is stated that 314 ships were can Unes. Steele, an official of the Toyo Kisen launched on the Clyde, in Scotland, ley, San Francisco for Victoria, 8 p. The Loch Katrine has freight for m., 460 miles north of San Francisco; Kaisha. during 1921. the aggregate tonnage this port and two passengers have "The coast shipping interests being 514,000, compared with an ag­ spoke str Liebre, 8 p. m., 176 miles been booked by the company's agents vessel movements gregate tonnage of 669.000 during from Seattle, no direction given; operating passenger carriers across for the return passage to the United the Pacific decided in conference here 1920. The largest ship lauched was spoke str Senator. San Francisco for Kingdom. A number of passengers the Windsor Castle, 19,000 tons. Portland, 8 p. m., 50 miles north of Cedric, at New York, from LIvMpool. recently that there would be no will sail by the new motorshlp from change," Steele said. “We decided tc San Francisco; spoke str Coaxet, British Columbia. The Loch Katrine Hudson, st New York, 'rom Bremen. Ÿ Kobe for Seattle, 8 p. m., 10 miles Lapland, at Monaco, front New York. let the Nippon Yusen Kaisha run is a vessel of 11,800 tons deadweight Seattle. Wash. Feb. 20^—Arrived. wild, If it wanted to." Thefûntf o/a from Seattle; spoke str Yosemite, and is one of the largest motorships UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Ktrs Steel Navigator, New « ora. Admiral Line Statement. San Francisco for Port Gamble, 8 p. afloat. She embodies the most Rainier, San Francisco; Blue Triangle, of B. C., Limited. m., 90 miles from Port Gamble; spoke Seattle, Feb. 21.—Officials of the Regular sailings from Vancouver to modem ideas of motorshlp construe- | Philadelphia. on —Arrived- str Hart wood, bound for San Fran­ tlon, her equipment being of even a Portland. Ore. Feb. 20.—ArnvetK Admiral Line and other lines en­ all East Coast aud Mainland Pointa cisco, 8 p. m., 287 miles north of San more advanced type than that of the gaged in the trans-Pacific passenger Logging Camps and Canneries as tar r Francisco; ^spoke str Siskiyou, Bel­ traffic said to-day no reductions ir a» Prince Rupert and Anyox. Somersetshire, a visitor to this coast For detailed Information apply lingham for San Pedro, 8 p. m., 315 last year. . Lucas!"ceUK*l*John’ C* Kirkpatrick. Los passenger rates to meet the cuts miles north of San Francisco; spoke made effective by the Nippon Yusen OEO. McGREGOR, Agent, T Built On Clyde. Tel. 1926. Ne. 1 Belmont Hour str Monte Bello, Vancouver for Port The Loch Katrine was built on the AsS!eDlego. Feb. 20—Arflved: Str. Ad- Kaisha were in Immediate prospect San Luis, 8 p. m., 665 miles from Port mirai Dewey, Seattle and way ports- on the larger ships. ï San Luis; spoke str Curasao, Seattle Clyde and is a twin-screw motorshlp The intermediate class vessels to for San Pedro, 8 p. m., 220 miles from of 9,408 tons gross and 5,812 tons net. fsrw.v^.«tKy;Æ5îl1 be put in the Far Eastern Puget Seattle; spoke str Chile Marti, hound She has a length of 485 , Sound service by the Nippon Yusen feet and a mean draft of 36.6 feet. “-r -sur Day Steamer to Seattle for Seattle, 8 p. m., 280 miles from Kaisha have accommodations for THB T She has three decks and six hatches, forty first-class and 200 steerage pas­ Estevan Point; spoke str Pomona, Dairen for Seattle, 8 p. m.. 670 miles and her average speed will be 12^ L &Tt°oi sin Pedro. Theodore sengers. according to officials of the SMOKING knots. Her fuel tanks will carry from Seattle; spoke str ICoshun Roosevelt. Sydney, via Everett. line. The larger ships, to be trans­ T Maru, 8 p. m., due Port Townsend, 1,200 tons of Diesel oil. Ran Prant'lsro. Feb. 20.—Arrixeu. dit». ferred to the European service carry An unusual feature of the Loch SS.S0LDUC February 22; spoke str Manoa. Hon­ 130 first-class, 56 second-class and Leave* C. P it wharf dally except l olulu for San Francisco, 8 p. m., 1,633 Katrine is the construction on the ïïNkK': jKrs&£4&*» 270 steerage passengers. All present Sunday at 16.18 a. sa for Port An­ miles east of Honolulu; spoke str •tween deck of five refrigerator com- Bay: K Luckenbach. New V°rk- efl. accommodations in the Yokohama- geles. Dungeneee, Port William», Wilhelmtna, San Francisco for Hon­ partments that are controlled Inde­ 8tre*ni?enmark M'à™f Orient: Sonora. London route have been booked until PortTow neend and Seattle, arriving pendently of each other. Thu» It wll Beattie 6.46 p. ro. Returning, leaves olulu, 8 p. m., 1,776 miles from San France: Cathay, San Francisco. Sailed: late next August, officers of the line Beattie dally except Saturday at Francisco; spoke str City of Vancou­ be possible to «tow perishable» at here said. ïïdnlgkL arriving Victoria 1.16 ver 8 p. m., 600 miles from Cape five different temperatures at the HtL,v"e,F.bT9-Arrlv.d: Steel Flattery, outbound; spoke str Ma- same time. , The big motorshlp has accommoda­ WTntwerpaF°eTT8.-Sailed:KlnderdUk. OUR FEARED LOST kura, Honolulu for Suva, 8 p. m., 750 tion for twelve cabin passengers. Or H. J. HARTNELL. Agent, miles south of Honolulu; spoke str Portland. Ore ie —Sailed- Golden WHEN FISHING SMACK - r. R. Pock.t*hf>T<* Protesllaus, Yokohama for Victoria, She Is the predecessor of several other motorshlps of the same type St ate?’san* Francisco ; Keystone State, 8 p. m... no position given. FOUNDERED AT SEA that are being built by the Royal SLla''Palmas. Feh. lk-Arrïved: Em- 1 FREIGHTER inbound. Mall and the Holland-Amerlcan Line and intended for exclusive use In the press of France, New ^ork. Key West, Fla., Feb. 21.—Captain WHITE STAR. North. Pacific-European trade. H. A. Smith and two members of the The freighter Canadian Freighter, WELCOME TO LAND OF LIBERTY crew of the fishing smack Caldwell DOMINION LINE Cant. Carl Blssett. sailed from Yoko­ 8. 8. Noorderdyk Coming. II. Colt, of Pensacola, which found­ hama on Saturday tor .this coast, ac­ The Holland-Amerlcan Line steam­ The incoming ocean Uner was pro- ered last week during a storm in the cording to a cable received by of­ ship Noorderdyk Is expected to reach ceeding UP New 1 ork Bay. Regular winter sailings /or Ptpe n “Whit is that island on. the left Gulf of Mexico, have boen picked up ficials of the Canadian Government this port March 1. the local agents of by passing vessels one of which was from Portland. Mo., and V Merchant Marine, Ltd. the company announce. The Noor­ with the statue on It? asked the lm the steamer Florlente, bound for Gal­ Halifax to LlverpooL derdyk has freight for this port and veston, according to a wireless dis­ Direct HslifiBito France and will load a consignment of canned m “That’s Bedloe's Island, and the Belgium Service* Also book­ O^âreHe -Statue of Liberty," explained the patch received last night. Another ing sailings for theWhlte Star, whale meat and other merchandise member of the crew of seven was Fed Star, and American Lines for the homeward trip. et“I!dd'what is the other one over picked up by the British tanker from New York to Bnglend end the Continent theret** asked .the lmmigran.. Acosta, on Saturday and brought to Ships at a Glance VICTORIA SURVEYED New Orleans. The other four men, C. P. Sargent, «10 tnd "That's Ellis Island, where youll , Seattle, Wash., bo locked up." replied the steward. It is feared were lost. - The SS. Victoria, <£ on. ^tm.^p- or Local Ajenta TO ARRIVE. SUNRISE AND SUNSET. '■»acmc service, and latterly by U S THE OLD HOMELAND. Arlsona Maru ...... Orient...... Feb. -2 Interests in the Alaska trade, has Time of sunrise snd sunset (Pacific Proteellau, ...... ! ! ! iRb. 25 been surveyed by U. S. Inspectors, and "It's many" years since 1 crossed the standard time) at Victoria, B. C-, for Atlantic but I have always kept In Bay0r8tate ' '.’. . .’.'.’.. .Orient...... F.b 2» may tie condemned unless extensive month of February. 1923______Canadian Observer. Frisco...... Feb. 21 repairs are made, It Is reported. She Sunrise Sun»et WH1 built In Scotland In 1870. and Hour Min. Hour Min. tHt ADMIRAL uNt Canadian1 Vamier ϧ8&Y.Ï.'-g. 1 was originally named Parthia. Short- WortdVÏM "treat nltlonaMournal ot Day ..7 41 5 13 lv after the completion of the c. r- rv the British laics, and no m at ter in w nat She was chartered by that company, « part of the globe Britishers may seul®» PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO Canadian Rover ....Frisco...... Mar. la with the steamships Abyssinia and News of the World, complete with TO SAIL. Batavia, to establish its t^n5V* | In the week's news, can be obtained^ Empress of Asia ....Orient...... Feb. I Pacific service. In 1896 the C. P. R. Its thrilling serial stories, up-to-date nong with music, the latest gossip and Silver State ...... Orient...... Feb. 4 made a contract with the British pîcturTe, make It the most welcome o Government for a mall subsidy on COASTWI8I SAILING». the week's vsitors. It can be obtained California Sailings jthe Pacific of £66,000 a year, and in From Victoria. $ p SMOKING Fee Vancouver. 1891 the three ships named were re- direct from the publishers, 56 Princess Victoria leaves 2.11 p m. dally. Street, London, England, but for the placed by the steamships Emprei,s of convenience of local purchasers, am pie 88. PRESIDENT, Feb. 25 Princess Louise or Princess Alice, China, Empress of India, and Em I 15 leavos 21.45 p.m. daily except Saturday. stocks aro carried by Levy. 644 V ale. 6 $5 Round Trip Excursion Rates From Vancouver. press of Japan, which were specially Street. Victoria; Buena Cigar Stand, 731 in Effect ixtu re Princess Adelaide arrives 2 p.m. dally. built for the servie^______Yates Street, Victoria; St. John Book­ M store. 1024 frlnlayson Street, Vlotor a For Prlnee Rupert. Also Additional Sailings Prtnc. Ruper^sum,.^ 11 a» keysToneTleaves CHINA. E. Martineau. 1509 Douglas Street, Vic torla; H. E. Lasarue. Empress Hotel From Beattie Weekly Newstand, Victoria; 8. Oreenhalgh. nor. Princess Adelaide leaves at 4.10 p.m. The Keystone State, which carried Yates and Government Street», Vic­ For Full Information Apply to dallr' From Seattle. the Nile Shriners to the Orient, is toria; J. J. Wachter, 1808 Douglas IllTUBT L.TD„ again headed this way. The Admiral Street, Victoria: The Horseshoe Stand, Sol Duc arrivée 9.15 a.m. except Bun- Line steamship sailed from Hong­ 1223 Government Street, Victoria. Make 1117 Wharf Street. Phone No * dap’r1nce»a Victoria arrive* dally at LU kong on Saturday for Victoria and sure of a regular weekly •‘Supply by plac- 4k. mnnth nf January- 1911: a, . . -.1. .,|n Vnl/nkamo VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 192*

ESTABLISHED 1886, NEWS IN BRIEF it HOE-MAID” Ladies’ Twin-Strap Street Guild of Health.—Rev. T. E. Rowe jvill lecture ont "Divine Healing’* In BRAMBACH the Cathedral schoolroom on Wednes­ day evening at 8 o'clock. There will CHOCOLATES Pumps be no meeting of the Guild on Wed­ nesday morning. Dependable in quality; al­ Game Board Aiding Check on WORLD’S SMALLEST GRAND All Colors Three Revolvers Mise! no-—Three ways fresh and so deliciously revolvers are missing from the mili­ "different" In flavor; no other Insect Pests tary barracks at Esquimalt, it was ■weetü that /qm can buy can M: Br Jaekeo», K.O., M.P.P., a mem | Small in size, occupying no more space than an reported to the police to-day. Num­ compare with the "Hoe Maid" $6.00 bers and descriptions of the firearms ber of the Provincial Game Board, : ordinary upright piano, the Brambach miniature were furnished. variety. announced to-day that the, first con- j Treat the home-folks to a slgnment of quail commonly known ■ Young Cortservetive Club.—The as Bob White, which arrived yester- | grand is proving a delightful surprise to all who a Pair social committee of the Young Con box of them to-night. day, was released in the Uplands die- j servatlve Club has arranged to hold trict to-day. "Uplands was chosen," visit our showrooms. a whist drive and dance in the head­ he stated, "for its sanctuary from i Maynard’s Shoe Store quarters, Campbell Building, , on sportsmen and as a breeding area for j Thursday evening of this wèek.vCJood these birds." These birds will be of It is a pleasure to touch 649 Yates St. Where Most People Trade. Phone 1232 prizes will be given, and Beatty’s or­ great bèneflt to the farmer owing to chestra will furnish the music for the great destructive power on insect dancing. 7*5 v «1? . 9 is now en­ the growth of the drug evil. It was of this Summer. When------noon, were completed by Mayor Mar­ gaged in the construction of two new chant to-day. estimated that in Vancouver alone Such is the statement of Fritz National Motor Co., Limited there were no lèss than 3,000 addicts, Kraemer. a young Berlin business —an Electric Radiant Heater Y ate* St.. Victoria. sight-seeing cars to be used in Vic­ Exclusive Ford Dealers Phone 4900-1 toria this Summer. m Vest Pocket Directory,—Clarke’s many of them young men and wo man, who is at the Dominion Hotel will make you comfortable—In Handy Guide to Victoria, published men and even boys and girls ha I awaiting a steamer to Shanghai, either bedroom, dressing room To Hold Dinner.—The Overseas by the Clarke Printing Company, is fallen into the terrible habit. Orien China, where he will go into business or bathroom. We invite your in­ Gunners’ Association, which was just off the press. The map is very tals who trafficked in drugs should with his friend Ezich Layer, both spection, and are pleased to Take Advantage of This Weather and have Your formed last year, proposes to hold Joining a mercantile house there. lurmeu mm yew, i-m^yocr. iu Hum — i compact, and the information given be deported and very drastic Federal demonstrate. Bicycle Overhauled. dinner at the Dominion Hotel in about j includes street index, motor stage and Provincial legislation should be In Germany T$-day. All Work Guaranteed. two weeks. All who were overseas une und railway schedules, steaniship passed dealing with the matter, said In the course of a chat with a and who had during the war, or Lfi0rvices, and other useful data, Mr. Harkness. who will likely ad­ Times representative yesterday Mr. previous to the war, served with the dress the Local Council of Women on Hawkins & Hayward JIM BRYANT artillery in the Empire, are qualified | Great War Veterans.—The execu- Kreamer gave some interesting light THE HOUSE OF SERVICE live of the Great War Veterans' As­ the subject during their two-day on conditions in Germany now. He Eltctrical Quality and Service JifdUU IkaUC for membership. All whd are inter­ convention here. said the rationing system is now ob­ ested should telephone 5600, or call at sociation will meet at 7 o’clock this Stores ---- 7781»Broad and Johnson evening at tne headquarters. Bastion solete, with a fair supply of food, office of R. P. Clark & Do., 639 Fort and a reasonably contented popula­ 1103 Douglas St, Nr. Cor. Fort. Street. Street, following which the regular meeting of the association will begin tion. Industrial concerns being over­ Phone 2827 whelmed with business .there is prac­ By-law Infractions.—Before >6agts- at 8 o’clock. The new ritual, and p 1607 Douglas St. Opp. City Hall. trate Jay In the police, court yesterday number of other matters will be taken MEET TO PARE tically no unemployment, he says, and the German artisan is forced by Rhone 643 Messrs. W. B. Deavllle. George S. up. Brown. W. B. Monteith. William Mer- the tax on his industry to stay at his ratifie Transfer Co. In Supreme Court.—Before Mr. Jus­ job." The employers are held re­ 'Wvmtuth* Am M. CALWELL Prune Now ston. B. Ciceri and, the Humphries tice Murphy in the Supreme Court «00,000 sponsible for the percentage levies Motors Ltd. were each fined $5 for to-day the action of Pearson versus based on earnings paid, and thus the Heavy Teaming of Every Hand Prunera from $3.04)1 parking cars in front of a theatre, Moorhouse came on for hearing. The State has a direct inducement to keep Description a Specialty. to ...... $4.75 contrary to the by-law. Iwawatsu action is one in dispute over certain its inhabitants at work. GUARANTEED—YOUR MONEY REFUNDED Long Handle P r u n i n g Hashlmoto and M. Ishlda were each property rights, with H. A. Maclean. With the mark around the half fined $5 for reversing the direction of CITY ESTIMATE Hooks at, each, $2.15 K. C., H. W. R. Moore, and H. Law­ cent exchange, or 200 roughly to the If you are not satisfied. and ...... $2.30 their cars at other than a street In­ son appearing as counsel for separate dollar .the prices of commodities bear Phone Your Order Now TWO-NINE-OH-EIG-HT Paggage Checked end Stored Pruning Saws from 95£ tersection. interests. The action is continuing. strange contrast with Canadian Exprès»—Furniture Removed Movement For Improvement prices, but in comparison with the to ...... $3.00 In Police Court.—In a short session In County Court:—The action of Bhola Singh versus Jar Singh cqme fact that over four years of war have VICTORIA FEED CO., LIMITED Our Motto: Prompt and civil of the police court to-day Bark Sing Tax Grows as Aldermen Intervened, the equivalent prices are Phone^Two^ne^OivJjNgh^ service. Complaint* will ba dealt R. A. BROWN & CO. was fined $25 and $2.50 costs on a on for hearing in the County Court not so very different. Suits costing H^90^^overnmen^8t^eaeee— with without delay. Corner or Douglas and . charge of being found in an opium to-day, before His Honor Judge See Costs Ahead about 4,000 marks in November have 717 Cormorant Street. Victoria Johnson Streets den. Ethel Ne.whiggin was remanded Lampm&n. J. S. Brandon with H. risen until the same quality is quoted Motor Truck»—Deliveries. W. Davey are appearing, for the at about 7,000 marks this month. until Thursday on a charge of vag­ plaintiff, wKh T. M. Miller for the Faced with a tentative total esti­ rancy. Albert Emsley, pleading not mate of about $2,500,000, a big reduc­ Mr. Kraemer states that the with­ defendant. The action is one in dis­ drawal of the subsidy from Hour will guilty to a charge of exceeding the pute over the possession of goods of tion in its annual bank loan and the speed limit, was remanded for hear­ decrease the size of the staple loaf, the pfaint 1 tt, Belied by the ntariff" necessity of increasing revenue to bread having been rationed until re­ REMOVAL NOTICE ing until Tuesday next. Frank Donald the instigation of the defendant, it is meet expenditure, the City Council Cameron, held on a charge, of using cently. Other food supplies can be. Deliver by Motor-Cycle claimed. The action Is continuing. will meet Friday afternoon in special obtained In the open market. z BICYCLES threatening language to his wife, was session to commence the* task of Let us look after your delivery 3 Boys' Bicycles ...... $12.50 remanded until Monday next for Daughters of St. George.—Victoria whittling down the costs of running Everybody Working. worries. We have two motor cycles, 4 Perfect Bicycle* ...... $13.50 Lodge No. 83, Daughters of St The prices of commodities were hearing. George, entertained at an enjoyable the corporation this year. As plans each with a capacity of 400 lb*., 6 Ladles' Bicycles ...... $20.00 for shaping the annual estimates got advancing when Mr. Kraemer left Mackay & Gillespie, Ltd. and will call and speedily deliver 3 Birmingham Bicycles ...... $22.50 Soldier Relief Baeie.—The local whist drive following their monthly Berlin in January. He said that your parcels to any address 1 Almost New Massey - Harris secretary of the Grand Army of meeting at the A. O. F. Hall last under way at the City Hall to-day it Bicycle ...... $45.00 became known that the movement In more people were working in Ger­ Moved to RATES FROM 10 CENTS A United Veterans is In receipt of in­ evening. The prizewinners were bf 1 3-Speed New Hudson ...... $65.00 favor of tax on Improvements was many than ever before, the pressure PACKAGE. formation dealing with the percent­ follows: Ladies, first Mrs. Webb; of economical conditions checking VICTORY CYCLE WORKS age offered by the Federal Govern­ second. Mrs. Robinson: consolation. gathering strength, and members of Our contract rates will interest you. the Council, who fear a higher land the former wealthy person who now 581 Johnson Street Phone 736 ment for ex-service men's relief, as Mrs. Parlby; gentlemen's, first, Mr. was forced by the vanishing value of 1106 DOUGLAS STREET 4 Doors Below Government St. distinct form civilian relief. This will Williams; second, Mrs. A. Harris; rate than last year, are wondering JACOB AARPNSON. Proprietor. the Income upon which he formerly Next to Co-operative Stores be on a basis of fifty per cent, to be consolation, Mr. Smith. Mrs. Rob­ how an improvement tax cart be depended to secure fresh sources of he “Alert” Motor-Cycle son and Mrs. Geiger had charge of avoided. Alderman Joseph Patrick's paid by the Federal Government; revenue. twenty-five per cent, by the Provin­ the arrangements. plan for an improvement tax con­ He says the people are, as a whole, Phone 149—WOOD AND COAL Delivery ! SELECT BLEND cial Government, and a like amount Mt. Newton Social Club.—In spite templated the taxation of fifty per well satisfied with the republican Phone S083 852 Yate? 81 by the municipality in which the ap­ of the inclement weather, a very en cent, of the assessed value of im­ form of government, and incidentally TEA plicant lives. Civilians are on the joyable military five hundred tour­ provements, but no definite decision are showing less interest than form­ basis of one-third by each of the nament was held last Wednesday on the matter, of course, has been erly in politics. France they con­ three sources. evening under the auspices of the reached. tinue to regard with the old hate, Elks Dance.—The monthly dance at Mount Newton Social Club. The Tentative Estimates. l’oland Is considered as a temporary the Elks Club on Wednesday will be prizes were very attractive, the for­ Large items In the annual_ draft make-shift of a state which will not Canadian Puget Sound il a formal affair, the club directors tunate winners being: First, Miss estimates which will be considered last, while, there is a tendency to SAVETHE COUPONS having decided on this departure at Hawkins, Mr. F. Richardson. Mr. and amended by the Council at its desire to see Soviet Russia a stable the last meeting of the board of Buckle and Mr. O. 8. Fbx. Second, meeting Friday include: organization, straightening out its $25 Reward Mrs. C. S. Fox, Rev. Father Shalen, Lumber and Timber General Interest. $212,354; sinking terrible political tangle without add­ Mr. A. Hydes and Mr. Bourgoies. ing to the problems of Germany. The next drive will take place on funds, $52,532; local Improvements offered to anyone giving information leading to the con­ sinking funds, $113,067; local im­ Indications that the government of Co., Ltd. March 1. Germany intends to endeavor to viction of any person guilty of Judgment Reserved.—Before Mag­ provement serial debentures, $85.605; WOOD re-payment of debt, $180,764 ; salaries make the administrative departments .iiuun Kir Dimension, dressed t istrate .lay in the city police court pay for themselves is shown in sev­ yesterday afternoon Lee Kim, charged for Mayor and Aldermen, $7,000; legal sides. $4.00 PER CORD department. $14,920; civic salaries. eral ways. Mr. Kraemer states, men­ Boards and Shlplafc dressed 1 Prescriptions with being in possession of unsealed tioning that the postal rates are to Stealing the Victoria Daily Times ■idea LEMON GONNASON CO. $42.280: city institutions. $398,781; liquor, was heard on remand, and fur­ be further increased. The cost of Clear Fir Flooring, Celling. Siding. -n ‘1 «'Î24 Go. trnerint ther remanded until Wednesday tor police department, $106,120; fire de­ from subscribers' residences." Partition. Finish, Mouldings, eta Filled promptly, carefully and at partment,. $156,087; street lighting, domestic mall, which formerly cost SEE OUR SPECIALS, judgment. Chief Fry gave evidence two marks, is to be doubled, and for a moderate charge. Only the of a police raid on premises at 730 $50,900: library. $34,976; public mar­ i ery Low Prices on Short Length ket, $40,680; imme for Aged and In­ eign mail In proportion. Material. best drugs and chemicals used. Princess Avenue -when some ninety - firm. $14.364; buildings, $4,900; mis­ Highest Grades. Street Car Crash.—Shortly at 3.45 Qualified dispensers always on nine whole cases and two broken Perfect Manufacture, duty. cases were taken. A few of the cases cellaneous, $103,900; works depart BRITISH-AMERICAN go to Seattle shortly to attend the sensed of a thirst that sought instant prompt Deliveries. yesterday afternoon a street car on were sealed, but the bulk was un ment, $360,451 (Including an estimate inaugural meeting of the British quenching, Saanich Bill arose from Government Street met in collision sealed. The cases contained whisky of *81,500 for road work) : water­ LEAGUE IS GROWING American League in that city. his bed of warm blankets and looked with a heavy motor truck at the in­ HALL & CO. and some Chinese liquor. J. 8. Bran works. $280,124; interest oi Druggist, don with H. W. Davey appeared for waterworks, loans, $167.636; watea" Harry Fharlesworth and George over his new quarters. To be sure, tersection of Chatham Street. Small Fcot of Discovery Street the accused, who pleaded not guilty works sinking funds. $26,431; re­ Bell attended a meeting of the Van­ there was a water tap, he would try damage was done, and no one was Corner Yotee and Douglas St,. couver Post of the British-American Phone 7060 C. L. Harrison, city prosecutor, acted payment of waterworks debt $15.647; “SAANICH” BILL TOOK that, lie did. Unfortunately it was injured. sewers rental and sewers, $25,258; In­ League held in Vancouver yesterday, for the Crown. at which officers chosen included the tap of the cold shower that G. A. Ü. V. Meeting.—Comrade terest on sewer by-laws, $25,268; re­ Bishop de Render, honorary presl lief for unemployed. $50,000. Saanich Bill seised in his eagerness, Crouch was chosen president of the dent; Sir Charles Tupper, K.C., presl and for the second -time in a few local branch of the Grand Army of These figures, of course, are merely dent; Lukin Johnson, first vice-presl SALT AND FRESH United Veterans’ Association last tentative and are based on last year's dent, and Magistrate Alexander hours the elderly Indian was inun­ evening. The other officials appointed estimates. The Council will endeavor Shaw second vice-president. Dean dated. HOTEL R1TZ for the ensuing year were as follows; to cut them down drastically during Coleman, of the University of Brit Spluttering and highly Indignant First vice-president, Comrade Mc- the ne*t few weeks. ish Columbia, ancT the Hon. H. H WATER DUCKINGS at the antics of his pseudo bedroom, Modern, fully furnished, reason­ Saanich bill took the "wag path" and able rates, also limited number of Caig; second vice-president, Comrade Stevens, M.P., assured the member Overhaul Eva; recording secretary, Comrade ship of their moral support In the sought the desk sergeant. In a few pertinente. McKenzie; treasurer, Comrade Eva; MARY GARDEN TO work of the British American T-ague minutes the drying scene was re­ Fort St. Near Douglas, Phone SI sergeant-at-arms, Comrade Stanner; J. O. Cameron and George Bell may Elderly Indian Plays Fascinat­ peated, only this time Sàanich Bill and i executive, Comrades Spershott, Brad­ SING, BUT NOT TO was not put in the shower bath room; ley, Coombe, Rogers, Ferguson and BE DIRECTOR ing, But Damp Game also his thirst was slaked. , ur Car! Connelly. Comrades Bradley Sper- ehott and Rogers were appointed a New York, Feb. 21.—Mary Garden Hearing cries resounding from the Ask Your Grocer for our bur brakes will publicity committee. A deputation intends to resign her position water of the Inner Harbor shortly af­ from the branch will meet the civic director of the Chicago Opera Com­ ter midnight, Walter Smart, a mem­ authorities on Friday regarding un­ pany at the close of the current seas* employment matters. on if someone can be found to take ber of the crew of the tug Mystery, be improved if we alarmed the^erew, who discovered art Newsies Hold Dance.—The first her place, but she expects to con­ V.I.M.P.A. Sweet tinue with the company as an artist elderly Indian in the water. Saanich line them with social event of the season for the where she belongs and knows she Bill, as the Indian is widely known, Newspaper Athletic Club took the belongs," it was announced to-day was pulled from the water chilled form of a dance at the K. of P, Hall by her secretary, Howard E. Potter with cold. Cream Butter last night and proved to be a very Mr. Potter said Miss Garden would Despite hie Seventy years and successful affair. The roonj was make no definite decision until she snow white .locks, Saanich Bill prettily decorated in the club colors, had conferred next month in Chicago his Immersion with fortitude, The only local butter made and a splendid musical programme with Samuel Insult, the new president was escorted to the police fresh daily. 930 North Park was. supplied by FindleFs orchestra. of the Chicago Opera Company. Sergeant Blackstook and Supper was served a la buffet, the The diva had received a $250,006 Strange. refreshments being in charge of W offer from a New York manager for Street Broadhurst, J. Waters, C. McAllister At the station a concert tour, and he had many stripped and rol and Burley. The committee in other projects which he had found and placed in the charge of the dance, and responsible it impossible to carry out, he saiA. the warmest place in the for the great success of the affair, beeause of the demands on her time Satisfied that they had d< Thos. included Mesdames Findler, J. Wat­ exacted by the position as director APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY. thing possible for " "If You Oet It at Plimley’s It’s All Right" ers and Glover; Mr. and Mrs. G. of the opera company and the at­ Trade Union Official—"Strike, and Grant, Mr. and Mrs. McAllister, Mi. tending "responsibilities, annoyances, wished hii the world strike, wÿh you." Broughton St. phone 697 and Mrs. fiufley, D. Price and W. troubles and harassment*" of that m Would-Be Worker—"Work, and I Holland position. work alone."—London Answer*. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 10

SOIL INSECTICIDE for the destruction of cut worms, eel worms, Two maggots, weevils and. all insects, 5-lb. bags Good tor ...... 4°<$ Financial News SULPHATE OP AMMONIA Things Increases your crop of vegetables 75 per cent. 5-lb. bags for...... *...... 1204 Douglas | RETAIL PRICES Phone 153 FORRESTER’S Street WHOLESALE FIGURES TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE IEI REMAIN STATIONARY Retail prices were the same at to-day's (Burdick Bros.. Limited.) trading, with the quotations In a sta^ ttonary condition. The fish market FAIRLY STATIONARY New York sterling, 14.39. looked a little brighter this morning, Canadian sterling, 14.53. with Local catches displayed at down­ town stores. Halibut was selling on the New York fund* 3 per cent. market, with fine quantity of soles. New York silver, foreign, 6814c. Fluctuations on To-day’s Oolleans were brought In fresh on the Meat and Dairy Price Provided London bar silver, Si^d. markbt, ànd will ease the trade for this M WOOD Market; Poor Winter Crop afternoon. The quotations are as fol- Feature Changes; Lemons Prices, Delivered in City Chief Cause Vegetables. Advance ^ Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs...... * *25 The poor condition of the coming Cauliflower ...... 25 to .40 Millwood, peg cord...... $4.25 Worst Phase of Agricultural MARKET Very few changes were American Winter wheat crop, the pairanlns, 9 lbs. for ...... -2»■ Banking Facilities For Edgings, per cord ...... $3.50 Crisis Passed, President along wholesale row to-day. Some over-estimation of the Argentine crop , Ashcroft Potatoes, sack ...... *•**' breaks were noticed In the dalr> and nnd heavv European demand is the ; Hothouse Rhubarb, per bunch...... £ Says meat sections of the market while the «inanition of the advance In the Carrots. 10 lb...... || price of Cellfornta lemons advanced 50c STRONG TO-DAY whiat maîket. it la thought. The Turnip;,.10 Iba. for ...... « Foreign Trade Crookston, Minn., Feb. 21. The over the old quotation. Beets,* 9 lbs...... A...... 29 W.A. CAMERON 4 BRO. Hothouse lettuce dropped a point. New market shows an advance since thf Mint ...... 05 general industrial and business sit­ Zealand and Hollybrook brick» dropped first of the year of forty cents in cash Garlic, lb. . Phone 6000 uation now is such as to justify con­ (By Burdick Brothers. Ltd.) wheat, and the bulls in the Chicago The Bank of Montreal is fully a cent on the market, while the Holly New York. Feb. 21.—Prices in all stocks Parsley, bunch ...... fidence that “we are well past the brook cartons were Introduced to the market believed that a still upward Lettuce ...... 16 to .20 worst phase o( the agricultural dairy section. New laid PUllets eggs were higher und as the session went along movement Is expected. Celery, st...... 30 equipped to give unsurpassed bank- crisis,” declared President Harding in marked at market Price in place of different specialties were taken in hand Green Cabbage, per lb...... 10 Foreigners for a long time were ...... 25 . ing facilities in connection with a letter read to farmers attending the and moved forward. C. P. R. led the rail persistent In circulating bearish re­ Onions, dry. 3% lbs. for ... annual Red River Valley Crop and figures have been revised as follows ,Spanish ______Onions,______3 lbs.___ for______28 Foreign T rade. It has a well organ­ department with an advance of $2.25 ports, it is said, but the statistic», Ix>cal Potatoes, per sack.. 1.60 to 1.90 Livestock Show here. , share, the stock reaching a new high level aide was ignored, and the bulls-drew Tomatoes, lb...... 50 ized Foreign Department at its head MON OIL MEN "In the general industrial and busi­ for this move at 134%. Studebaker. lead the upper aide and with the first few ness situation there is much to jus­ Fruit. Saif Spring island...... Ing the motor issues, advanced to 9914. this cents advance, the wheat has con­ Blue Goose, dozen ...... ™ office in Montreal; its own offices in tify confidence that we are well past Holly brook Bricks ...... tinued in a persistent manner V: the worst phases of the agricultural Holly brook, cartons .-•••••• also being a new high for some time past, Jap Oranges, per box...... 60 the financial centres of Great Britain, New Zealand Bricks. 48-la • There was also good buying in the steels. mount in price. Russia, which was the Marmalade Oranges, doz...... 35 ON INSPECTION Crisis, that improvement is well be­ irreatest exporter, is In a state or .Apples, per box ...... 1.25-— to-- 2.75- gun and that it will continue steadily Specials, Creamery, Alberta . High Low Last France, the United States, Mexico, Grade 1. dreamery, Alberta . Allls-Chalmers 44-3 rhm* and until ahe 1* able to produce Orange., do». .25. 30. .40. .50, .«0_to from this time forward,” the letter Grade 2, Creamery, Alberta .. » £ ^ Am. Can Co., com. 40-6 end°«idp grain once more, priîe. wiU Grapefruit,or.n.tr,,,. Florida,uwm. each and Newfoundland; and correspon­ said. "This is not only a source of ..150-4 Barbara Worth, 2 for .35; 2 for. Oleomargarine Am. Car Fdy. — be much above pre-war averages. California. 3 for...... Mr. Ralph’s Party Included satisfaction to every friend of the Lard 16K0 Am. In. Corp...... 41 dents In every part of the world. farmer but also to whoever is inter­ Am. Locomotive ...... Ill HO One must take Into consideration Dates, per lb. Am. Smelt. & Ref. ...‘. 46-4 46 the effect it has had on the market Bananas, dog. ... .80 to Experienced Officials ested in any phase of American busi­ Ontario, matured, solids . • Dates, per lb...... ness, for we .have all come to recog­ Ontario, solid ...... Am. Sugar Rfg...... 67-4 67 to lose one of its great supply coun­ Am T & Tel ...... 119-7 119 tries and have to ship wheat to Rus­ Lemons (Cal.), doz...... 30, .35 In the party of Union Oil Company nize the interdependence of air de­ Ontario, twins ...... Am. Wool. com...... 86 .93 Prunes, lb.. .25, 2 for .35, 3 for... partments of the national industrial Ontario, singles ...... sia* which in previous years was the officials here Sunday were E. P. Tal- Am. Steel Fdy...... 31-6 31 Cal. Red Emperor, lb...... establishment. Stiltons ...... Am. Sum. Tobt ...... 26-4 2S world’s biggest exporter in wheat. .. , Nuts. lant and CapL Bugge, two experienced -Not one of them can prosper per R. C. Cheese ...... 210 -22 Anaconda Mining .... 48-4 41 “Business needed a stimulant, says Almonds, per lb...... Alberta ...... Atchison ...... 97-6 97 Mr. Pickell. “and the advance in gram Walnuts, per lb...... officials connected with the engineer­ manently if any other great branch of McLaren’s Cheese, do*. .. • Atlantic Gulf ...... 26 2? national activity is depressed. There­ furnished it.” Corn is up nearly Zb Cal, Soft Shell Walnuts, lb. . ing and shipping departments res­ Kraft Can.. 5-lb. bricks ... Baldwin Loco...... 107-2 104 Brazils, per lb...... BANK OF MONTREAL fore, in expressing my conviction Kraft Swiss. 5-lb. bilcks .. Baltimore A Ohio .... 3*6-3 3( per cent, from the low point of the pectively of the company. Reason, wheat 25 per cent., oats 30 Filberts, per lb...... —» based on a wide array of information Eggs— Bethlehem Steel ...... 64-4 64 2 ESTABLISHED MORE THAN 100 YEARS Mr. Tallant. that the worst is past as concerns R. C. New Laid. Grade 1 . Canadian Pacific ... .134-3 181 per cent. What the farmer has to sen Roasted Peanuts. lbe...... »...... 85 entrai Leather 32-4 3: Is advancing, while the commodities Butter Dâlry Produce 8nd £00** BRANCHES IN VICTORIA AND DISTRICT A native of Santa Barbara, Cali­ agriculture, I am recording my firm New Laid Pullets ..->••••- ruclble Steel ...... 61-2 51 belief that an era of better business F.*h— . _ he buys are declining and the read­ 1200 Government Street. A. Montizambert. Manager; 571 Yate. 1 fornia, Mr. Tallant graduated A- B. at Chesapeake A Ohio ... 69 61 Comox. lb...... 45 and more prosperous times for the Haddles. 15-lb. bdx. lb. ... Chic., Mil. A St. P. ... 31-2 21 justment to a more equitable level is Cowlchan Creamery', lb...... 45 Street. W. W. Svmon,. Manager; 1405 Dougle. Street. E. Stonham I Stanford University, and studied en entire commercial establishment of Kippers. 10-lb. box. lb. ... Chic.. R. I. A Pac. . . . 40-5 3! underway. Salt Spring, lb...... 50 Codfish Tablets. 20-1*. lb.. .160 Manager; 1323 Esquimau Road, F. J. Daniel., Manager; at | gineering in Michigan. Although a the country lies Just ahead of us. Chino Copper ...... 25-7 2 The Grain Trade News states that Govt. Creamery, lb...... 36 feel, therefore, that we are entitled Smoked Sablefish Fillets . Chile Copper ...... 16-6 1 Govt. Creamery. Grade 1, lb. .. .42 Nanaimo, Duncan and Port Alberm. 1 Corn Products ...... 104-6 10: •The condition of the Winter wheat mechanical engineer by training, he to look with much satisfaction upon Meats- . .13*44» crop continues to dominate the sit­ New Zealand, lb...... 38 No. 1 Steers, per lb. United Food ...... 4 Australian, lb...... 35 A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE has followed the building side what we have accomplished In the No 1 Cows, per lb. . ,i2t;« Erie ...... U-2 1 uation.” A Texas crop report states last year, and with all confidence tc .. .250 Gen. Electric ,...... 165 15 Oleomargarine, per lb...... 26 almost exclusively. His first two Local T>amb, per lb. . that conditions in the Panhandle, WP-- . £ the future." „ A1 Gen. Motors .. 9 show a sharp decline since December years, however, were on irrigation Tx>cal Mutton, per lb. Goodrich ( B. F> ..... 37-4 3 Local, doz...... 40 Referring to the recent National Firm Grain Fed Pork, per lb 1. The Kansas Weekly Report says Pullets, doz...... 35 work in the Imperial Valley-, Cali­ Agricultural Conferenc in Washing­ Gt. Nor. Ore ...... 85-4 3 Local Veal— Gt. Northern, pref. ... 76-3 7 wheat is still slowly deteriorating, B. C. Chew. Ib C.h*eS*'...... fornia. and with the Southern Cali­ ton. the President wrote: Hide A Lea., préf...... 68-3 6 and other reports tell high winds that fornia Edison Company on valuation “1 am glad to say that my utmost Medium ...... Inspiration Cop...... 38-4 3 have been destructive on the dry Finest Ontario, solids, lb...... 28 1C.P.R. STOCK S of its physical properties. anticipation of useful results from Infl Nickel ...... 12 1 areas. Nothing but timely rains will Finest Ontario, twins, lb...... 30 When Mr. Reed rebuilt Ground that gathering were more than real­ Potatoes— é lnt’l Mer. Marine ..... 16-6 J save the situation in the Winter belt Stiltons, lb...... -...... 30 Local, per ton, to arrive . Fish. Storage Reservoir No. 4 at San Luis ized. I believe it has set a new mark 31.00 Kennecott «Copper .... 27-4 I from becoming a crop calamity. b=j GRAIN and BOND orders. This service Is at >our disposal. fig] in the aspirations, not only of the Highland ...... 33.00 Bloaters, 2 Ibp...... »...... 25 Obispo, Mr. Tallant was his concrete Kamloops, per ton ...... Kan. City Southern .... 25 2 Flour. Red Spring Salmon, lb...... *5 agricultural community, but. Indeed 37 00 Lehigh Valley ...... 61-2 < inspector. Next he came to Los Lyttflii, white, per ton ...... 42.00 Standard Grades, 49-lb. sack .... 2 35 White Spring Salmon, lb...... 25 ® BURDICK BROS., LIMITED @ Angeles, and under Wm. Curlett & of the entire country, In behalf of t Lvtton Netted Gems, ton .. Lack. Steel ...... 43-2 < Feed. Halibut, medium, scarce, lb., 30c; _ ■ I _ ,__.___0-05 116-130 Pemberton Bldg.. Victoria. B. 10 Mex. Petroleum ...... 133-5 1 Per ton Per 100 [gl * pHv“te wire to New York. Chicago, Montreal. Toronto and ^nn‘pe*' . S Sons supervised the construction of N. Y . N, H. A Hart. .. 17-6 .$50 00 the Van Nuys. Haas-Baruch. Bullock tural problem, and of more effective 8.00 New Yor\t Central .... 77-4 > Wheat. No. 1 . Chicken Haailbut.‘lb...... 25 S Members Chicago Board of Trade, Winnipeg Grain J**chan*p- B' L Bond fgfl measures for dealifig with It. Australian Brown, per crt. . Wheat, No. 2 . 44 00 Cod #*i11eL6^ner lb., 25c. 2 for...... 45 |g| Dealers’ Association, Vancouver Stock Exchange. Annex, Morosco Theatre. McComas. Northern Pacific ...... 80-3 ' 38.00 -The fine spirit of co-operation Vegetables— _ , Ohio Gas ...... 92-3 ' Soles, tK7\...... 15 Rrodine and Merchants National among the farmers and the disposi Celerv. Calif., per doz. .. 2 - Pennsylvania R. R ... 34-5 Ground Barley . 40.00 Black/Cod (fresh) ...... 1« Bank Buildings. lion on their part to unite their ef Cauliflower, Calif., per crL>. People's Gas ...... 76 Oats ...... 38.00 Kiprfei ...... V...... 15 When, in 1917. the volume of sales Per dozen ...... Pressed Steel Car .... 66 < Crushed Oats . 40.00 Freeh Herring, lb., 10c, 3 lbs...... 25 forts in every possible way with those Radishes, per dozen ...... 42.00 station-construction demanded an Im­ of the Government augur particular Reading ...... -...... 75-2 W hole Corn Crans ...... 15c, 20c to .25 mediate expansion of the engineering Head Lettuce, imp., crt. ... Ry. Steel Spring ...... 98 _ Cracked Corn ...... 44.00 Shrimps ...... 30 ly well for our hope of accomplish Hothouse Lettuce, per crt. - Ray Cons. Mining »... 13-i Feed Com Meal ...... Smoked Black Cod...... 2® We Offer Subject department's forces, Mr. Tallant s ment. The conference gave serious Beet*, per sack...... Republic Steel ...... 63-3 Scratch Feed ...... 42.00 Cod. lb...... 20 previous record led to 1)U present and thorough consideration to the Carrots, per sack...... Sin. Oil ...... 19-2 Timothy Hay .... 23.00 Clams, per lb...... -05 appointment. problems before it, and presented Parsnips, per sack ...... * Southern Pacific ...... 86-1 Alfalfa Hay ...... 28.00 Large Oysters...... -65 $10,000 New Westminster 1945 6%, Payable in New York Parslev, Calif., do*...... Southern Ry.. com. ...» 20-8 48.00 Captain Edward Bugge. practicable proposals for doing prac Studebaker Corpn. .... 99-1 Alfalfa Meal ... Olympia Oysters, pint...... 80 at Par tical and worth while things. I Spinach, per box ...... Straw ...... 16.00 Oolachans, per lb...... —0 A veteran in the service, Captain Turnips, per sack ...•••• Sloes Sheffield ...... 41-3 32.00 avoided all extremism and adopted .060 The Texas Company .. <5-4 Meats. Bugge has been employed continu­ Cabbage. Wlnningstadt.. Tob. Prod...... 63-7 Shorts ...... 34.00 Local Grain Fed Pork— the wise course of making no exces Tomatoes, imported, lugSr.... 60 00 ously since 1906. Ho was bom in elve demands for special favors or Union Pacific ...... 132-2 1 C. N. Meal ...... Trimmed Loins ...... *0 R. P. CLARK & COMPANY, LIMITED Norway forty-three years ago. At Rhubarb, hothouse, per lb - g Utah Copper ...... 62-o C. N. Cake ...... 48.00 Legs ...... 33 B. C.. ,39 FORT STREET. . M0*"SW1 class treatment. I am very sure that Cranberries. 1-3 barrel boxes 8 00 U. S. Ind. Alcohol...... 46-6 Poultry Mash ... 43 00 Shoulder Roast ...... 25 to .30 the early age of fifteen years he the wisdom of this course will Apples. Okanagan—According to V. S. Rubber ...... 65-7 Oat Feed ...... 18.00 Pure Pork Sausage ...... 32 Members B. C. Bond Dealers’ Association, started serving his apprenticeship on demonstrated hereafter.” grade and size— . >• U. S. Steel, com...... 94-7 Oil Cake...... 65.00 Prime Circle W Lamb— All Branche, of Iniurance Written. Norwegian windjammers, later sail­ Jonathan*, No Is H"":'V«5« «3 Virginia Chein...... 31-7 Cottonseed Meal 63.00 Shoulders ...... 25 ing under British and German flags. The pessimist is a bird who looks Snitsenburg. Western Union ...... '->2-7 Ground Rone ., T joins ...... 32 ., After nine years’ roaming to all parts at a bright and shining future and Yellow Newton ..... 1.00® 1.35 Wabash R. R “A” .... 2fc~3 Oyster Shell ... . t 38.0 Legs...... 40 to .43 Delicious, No. Is ...... 3.60 Willy's Overland ...... 4-7 Beef Scraps ...... of the world, the lure of the. shore exclaims: “But what a rotten past grade and Westinghouse Elec. . . 66^4 No. 1 Steer Beef, per lb.— it will have when it gets here. New Locals—According to Round Steak ...... 25 life had a strenuous appeal and Cap- Allied Chemical ...... 63-6 Sirloin Steak ...... 2f tairr Bugge arrived in California in York Sun. Grling? Golden ...... 750 2.00 International Harv. • . 89-2 English Electric Co., of Canada .750 2.00 Am. Ship. A Commerce 13-5 TO-DAY’S TRADING IN Shoulder îlteak ...... H 1902, determined to make his success Lemon Pippin ...... <*om. Tab. A Recording 66-4 Pot Roasts...... 10 to .11 Pr.f«rr.d Bony, Common SgjMjJX in life on land. After numerous Present Yourself With a Benanas— General Asphalt ...... *3 WINNIPEG MARKETS Oven Roasts ...... 14 to .1* positions, ranging from life saver at Worth-While Bananas, city ...... Am. Linseed ...... 8i-§ Rump Roasts...... 22 to .2! Swom™.,’ât-ïïlïbl* ^on Vëbrià^ l,t with a steady demand If you point Reyes to Union carpenter in bananas, crated ...... Keystone Tire A Rubber 17-2 Rib Roasts ...... 2! ir. côut“mDl»tW an investment in this Company we advise you to Im­ San Francisco, he once more “signe-d Oranges— Kelly Springfield ...... 89-3 Winnipeg. Feb. 21—The wheat market Porterhouse ...... SI mediately enter yo^r order by wire or telephone at our expense. Japanese, per Ml (2 earn) 1 25 Coca Cola ...... 44-6 here to-day was influenced greatly by Prime Local Mutton— on” as a sailor on the Argyll, then in Calif. Marmalade Oranges, Columbia Graphaphone 44-6 either buying or selling orders, fluctua­ Legs, per lb...... 3! command of the late Captain Dick­ SUIT case ...... • ...... Sïï C. A N. W. Ry...... «8-4 tions were rapid and the spread for the Shoulders, per lb...... »...... I1 Gillespie, Hart & Todd, Ltd. Jap Marmalade Oranges .... »•«» United Fruit ...... 144-4 dav between high and low wan 4 % rente. son. His early training served him A Suit of Clothes with Individ Loins, full, per lk...... 2 Bonds Bought, Sold and Quoted. Tangerines, half cases ...... Fam. Play. Lssky Cor. 81-6 Scattered sales at one time during the ses­ Pure Lard, per lb...... 1 in good stead and from that day his uality, Personality, Distinctive­ Navels, according to grade ann Martin Parry Corp...... 28 sion sent prices down over four cents* but Phone 2140 711 Fort Street promotion was regular and rapid. May ness; Style and Fit. Hl-« ...... 6.006$ 7.00 Nat. Enamel ...... 86 on the break the market again received 2, 1914, his appointment as master of Lemons, per case ...... 7.000 8 00 Gulf State» Steel ...... *4-4 good support and values reacted. Early the S. S. Whittier was confirmed. A select range of this season s Sears Roebuck...... 6* buving by seaboard interests sent the mar­ woolens to choose from. Grapefruit— - r r,n Pere Marquette ...... 24-3 ket up to a high of 146)$ for May. but Later he commanded the Lansing California, per case...... 5 -->0 •' Transcontinental Oil .. 10-1 buying support was limited when an effort and Lyman Stewart. His excellent Florida, per case ...... 8 76 Union Oil ...... 18-3 to take profits by Scattered interests was 942,787 cigars ; 21,303,878 lbs. of to - bbhbdhbbbbbb Grapes, packed In sawdust— White Motors ...... *»-4 made and prices fell to around 14-. record of service with the Union G.H. REDMAN Red Empress, kegs ...... 7.25 Company was rewarded by his pro­ Pullman Co...... -UJ-2 Futures closed 74 to 1)» cents lower. On 1920—2,427.140.799 cigarettes; 236,- 655 Yates St. A lmeriaa. kegs...... , Zd p.cific on ...... Ji-J light offerings and wlthonly a fair demand motion to the position of marine sup­ Pan American ...... b6-s existing, premiums on the cash wheat mar­ 968,651 cigars; 19,836,461 lbs. of to- WE OWN AND OFFER Tailor to Men and Women. erintendent, which was created In Kennewick Comb Honey, 24s. 8.00 Bosch Car ...... 8I** ket were reported as unchanged. l'hs bami—2,638,682.956 cigarettes; 182,- 1920. Idaho Comb Honey, 24s.. 8.85 0 9.25 Chandler Motors...... «4-6 coarse grain situation showed little change, Dates— Cuban Wane Sugar ... » only a limited business being reported In 874,116 cigars; 19,039,041 lbs. of to­ Pierce Arrow ...... 15-3 all grains. Liquidation In flax sent prices Sair. bulk, to arrive ...... bacco. Hallow 1. bulk ...... ~ Retail Stores ...... 64 down about five cants. Cash coarse grains The cigar econsumption of the Dromedary. 86-10 ...... 7.75 Shall Transport ...... 40 were unchanged. Repogle Steel ...... *»-4 Inspections totalled «31 cars, of which country in 1921 was the lowest in the Tropic, 60-5 oz...... • • ,-00 Royal Dutch ...... 52 $ , M 378 were wheat. 3 000 Calif. New Figs, pkgs.—Accord- history of the business since 190J ing to grade and size ... 1.6y0 4.1a Texas Pacific Ry...... *0-° Wheat- Open. Hlgn. Low. Consumption Grows Fast; Big This condition is regarded by manu­ Vanadium ...... 86-7 May ...... 144 Vi 146)4 143 142% facturers as substantiation of the New Table Raisin#— July ...... 136)4 13874 134% 136% Sunmald, clusters. 20 Is...... 6 00 Oats— Taxes Hit Cigars claim that taxation of tobacco is too Runmald, clusters, 12 2s . • • ■ • CONVERSION LOAN May 60% 6074 60% excessive in this country and is cut­ OAK BAY Imported Malagas. 20s... 6.750 9.00 4974 4974 ting down consumption. IN GREAT BRITAIN Government Takes Half Price An interesting sidelight on the 5% Bonds May 67 general situation is the manner in The Wise Man RAIN FORECASTED July . in Duties which the use of snuff is increasing. Due TJkc. 31st, 1946. London, Feb. 21.—(Canadian Press Flax- 246% Snuff is no longer "snuffed" to any IN WINTER WHEAT Cable)—An outstanding feature of May . 246 Semi-Annual Interest. the Government’s new offer toshold’ July . 24 6 74 240 7» Montreal. Feb. 21.—Definite ah extent in this country. It is proving Rye- ers of the five per cent, oonvetwon 107% nouncement that W. C. Macdonald, popular as a "chew.” Price $92.50. (By Burdick Brothers. Ltd.) May ...... 109 74 10974 107% Reg’d.. Inc., has entered the cigarette In 1917 the total production was Chicago. Feb. 31.—Wheat opened a shade loan Is that the terms virtually ^ July ...... 105 74 106 104% 104 74 Yielding approximately In Our Town lower and after making a new high on the Cash prices: Wheat—1 hard, 144% business and has already commenced 468,379 pounds. In 1918 It wa® 664'I press the price for the latter abov 6.70<%- and Premium on crop met heavy commtaeton house selling on instead of below, the current noarke Nor.. 144%%2 Nor.. 139%: 8 Nor.. 132%: the sale of this form of tobacco adds 584 pounds; in 1919, 19-0 and 1921 American Funds. reports of scattered rains over the Winter price, as is usually the case. Never­ VO. 4. 125% ; No. 6. 117%; No. 6. 110%; point to the fact that the 8,500,000 respectively it had increased to 688,* wheat belt with a forecast of more over eed, 104% : track. !«♦%. 148 708,196 and 721,051 pounds. the holiday. Liverpool was 3 cents higher theless. it is believed the proposal Ts Oat»—3 C. W.. 60%: 3 C. W. and extra Canadians in Canada paid $40,000,000 Payable London, Canada at the opening, but at the close had lost regarded favorably owing to th* 1 feed, 46%; 1 feed, 46%; 2 feed, 42%; re­ last year for their cigarettes, of 0 or New York. most of its gain. Cash markets were un­ manifest tendency for investmei jected, 4074 ; track, 49%. which the Government treasury changed to a shade lower. Should mois­ Barley—3 C. W„ 65%; 4 C. W.. 60%; re­ secured approximately one-half. The POLITICAL VOW ture come to the Southwest grain belt over stocks to rise. Under the propost The wise business man in our town knows conversion the terms of the Interest jected. 63%: feed. 6374; track 63%. entry of the Macdonald firm in the KEPT FIFTEEN YEARS the holiday lower prices are looked for on 1 N. W. C... 237%; 2 C. W., 28274 cigarette business but emphasizes that he cannot use ALL advertising me­ Thursday. The market ahowed evidence yield will be 4* per cent. 3 C W and rejected. 209; track, 237%. K5amEertôfi& San, | to-day of Rye—2 C. W., 105 7i. the tremendous growth of the cigar­ Hlgn. Low. Last. For fifteen years Frederick Wilkins Established 111? diums and schemes. If the golf player 145 % fe % ette industry in Canada. of the Tow Tree Inn, Burghtll, near May ...... 145-6 147-4 144-3 fifty centsoT” LOCAL STOCK QUOTATION». Figures have been compiled for the Bead Dealers July ... . 1Î7-2 128-2 126-6 126-2 Hereford, has had neither a shave tries to use a dozen clubs at once he’ll (By F. W. Stevenson.^ year 1921 which show that while nor a hair cut After,the sweeping «Il Fort BL. Victoria, B. CL DOLLAR OFFERED Asked May .... . 68-3 «4-5 62-7 «4-1 cigars and tobacco are still slump Liberal victory of 1906, he made 1 Fhsae M4L never make the eighteenth hole. July ... . 155-5 66-4 64-7 66 Athabasca Oils ...... ■■ .15 ing in consumption, cigarettes are on 68-4. 67-2 68-1 FOR STOCKS vow that he would foreswear scis : Sept...... 67-4 B. C. Fishing Co...... 20.00 the increase. , . . sore and razor until the Conservative rrrr ! Oats— B. C. Perm. Loan ...... 90.00 During the twelve months of last âaBBBBiia 42-4 4i-l 41-4 Party was returned to power, and The difference between spending an ad­ May .... . 41-< Toronto. Feb. 21.—Official Referee B. C. Refining...... «5 year 2,536,663,873 cigarettes of ordln July ...... 43-4 B. C. Sliver ...... the coming of the Coalition has con- Çc % *yc J. A. Cftmeron, at Osgoode Hall yes­ .03% ary size and 2,009,080 large size cigar vertising appropriation and investing it terday, opened tenders for the pur Boundary Bay Oil...... 03 Vi aernned him to go boarded like a EXCHANGE SUMMARY. Bowen a Copper ...... 05 .09 et tes were used In Canada, a total of patriarch and coifed like a debutante chase of R. G. Long & Company, Canada Copper ...... *0 2 638.662.963. is as wide as the planet. New York. Feb. 2Y—Foreign exchange manufacturers of underwear, gloves In pre-bobbed hair days. Can. Nat. Fire ...... 42.60 ’ in 1920 the total was 2,437,144,799, A fine-looking man of 66, Mr. Wil flr<3reat Britain—Demand. 4.3914; cables. and sweaters. The Inventoried value Cons. M. A 9...... 1» 00 of which 2,379,260 were of the over of the Toronto, Winnipeg and Mon Cork Province ...... kina haa been pictureaque and quaint F.W. Stevenson 4 40 7»; 60-day bills on banks. 4.87. Crow's Neet Coal ...... size class. ly named ruatic Inn for 30 yeara The wise advertiser imour town concen­ treal stocks Is about $300,000. Figured only on what may be France—Demand. 9.1274: cables, .9.13. Tenders ranged from 2o to 60 cents Douglas ^lianuel ...... ••yea, I am a man of my word, he Italy—Demand. 6.0274: cables. 6.03. Empire Oil ...... termed the "popular price” basis—15 said' to a special correspondent of trates his campaign om this one best me­ Belgium—Demand. 8.6774 1 cables. 8.76. on the dollar. Granby ...... 80.00 cents for ten—this 1921 J-otal means STOCKS BOMBS Germany—Demand, .46 74 : ’*• The Dally Mall. "This (touching his dium. Of course, he uses other mediums Great West Perm...... that Canadians spent $38,077,944.2a hair, which was cunningly confined Holland—Demand, 38.60; cables. S'S.se. MON^HFAL MARKET. Howe Sound ...... 2.50 3:222% on cigarettes. As the 15-cent price Norway—Demand, 17.05. fBy Burdick Brother». Ltd.) International Coal ...... •• by a eide-comb and hairpins) Is due on occasion—he uses them as supplemen­ Sweden—Demand. 16.63. McGIlttvray ...... *6 is the minimum, hundreds of millions to politics. I used to be very fond MININ Q AND OIL Denmark—Oemand, 20.65 Bell Telephone ...... 0674 .07 being In the 18-cent class. It is easy of politics in the days when we had BWAttXg tary because he knows that this newspa­ Switzerland—Demand, 19.66. Brazilian Traction ...... 03 .05 to see that actually more than $40,- real politics. My hair Is llk* , Güv,: Spain—Demand, 16.99. Can. Cement, com...... Pnciric Cos st Fire OOO.GOO represents the total retail ernment majority—the longer it per reaches all of the best people all of Greece—Demand, 4.66. Can. Car Fdj'., com ...... Pitt Meadows .... price paid for cigarettes. Poland—Demand. .02%. Can. B. B.. com...... Rambler-Cariboo stands the thinner it grows. the time. Czecho-Slovakla—Demand. 1.39. Can. Oen. Elec...... Silversmith ...... Government taxes represent more "Isn't it a bit of a nuisancer the PEMBERTON BUM. Argentina—Demand. 36.87. Cone. M. A 9- ...... Silver Crest ...... than 7 cents on each packet of ten, correspondent Inquired, as Mr Wil­ Brazil—Demand. 13.76. Detroit United ...... Snowstorm ...... the cigarette smokers have pro­ kins swept aside Ills long luxuriant Montreal—97 1-16. , _ .. Dom. Bridge ...... Spartan Oil ...... vided a revenue to the Government The wise business man in our town adver­ Call money easy; high, 6; low. «• 1 at U6 ; Dom. I. & 9...... * Standard Lead .... beard In order to light a cigarette. ing rate, 6; closing bid, 4 74 : offerei of approximately $20,000,000. "Not now," he replied. ^ The first Dom. Textile ...... Sunloch Mines . .. . Returns for the past five calendar tises judiciously and is well on his way la Cau'loans against acceptances. 474 L. of Woods Mi g...... five years were the worst. Laurentide Co...... Stewart M. .20 years show how cigarette consump­ "And what about the neat general toward becoming a “merchant prince.” loans firm ; 60 days, 414 to 6. 90 DO., Land . 10.00 to 5; 6 months. 4% to 6 per cent, Asbestos Corp...... tion has increased, while cigars and election—will the reeult have any ef­ Abitlbl ...... Trojan Oils .03% .01 tobaccos have fallen back. Montreal TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Princes are alwavs interesting, so Mr. fme" "mercantile paper, 4% to 6 per Brompton Pulp A Paper ...... Whslen, com. . 12.00 fect on your vow?" Montreal Power ...... Do., pref. . .. £0.00 as the centre of both the cigar and "Unleaa there la a Conservative ^ % % % Wonderphone cigarette industry of the Dominion, TTtOWL BAY DISTRICT, close to water- and Mrs. Resident watch our advertise­ Atlantic Sugar ...... *• 85 Government I remain as I am. Mr. -T front, bungalow 4 rooms ■•nd bath- SILVER. National Breweries...... -...... Bonds. is more than interested in the fig­ Wilkins replied. "Anyhow, ï don t London, Feb. 81.—Bar silver. 83 %d. per Dom. War Loan. 1926 .. 97.40 m, large glass porch and full basement, ments. You will, after a few days’ study, Rlordon Paper ...... ures given below : oars a packet of hairpins for present- two lots In a splendid state of'cultivation; ounce. Money. 3 74 pw cent- Discount Wayagamae Pulp ...... Dom. War Loan, 1981 97.76 1917—1,682,406,496 cigarettes; 243:- be able to pick out the “Marshal Fields” rates: Short ahd three months^ bill», 174 % % % Dom. War Loan. 1987 .. 99.60 day politics." ______furniture good and full; ca"*K per cent. s SUGAR. Victory Loan, 1923 ...... 99.35 861,689 cigars; 20,666,720 lbs. of to- Beaumont Baggs A Co.jLtd., «20 Brough­ Victory Loan, 1923 ...... 99.40 bai918—1,641,333,838 cigarettes; 226,- Men's clothes are to be sober this ton Street. Pemberton Building. of the coming generation. New York. Feb. 21.—Foreign bar silver. Victory Loan, 1924 ...... 98.90 66 74. Mexican dollars. 60. New York. Feb. 21.—Raw sugar, centrl . .109.66 year, the tailors tell us. Good! Any­ fugal. 8.86; refined, line granulated, 5.10. Victory Loan. 1927 ...... 471,121 cigars; 20,289,896 lbs. of to ANTHD—Tent with frame, 11x14 or % % % Victory Loan, 1938 ...... 102.26 thing but a tight suit.—Providence RAW SUGAR CLONE. Victory Loan. 198*...... 99.35 bai319-2.183.786,632 cigarettes; 265,- Journal. W larger. «4MB evenings. Ml May, 2.39o per lb ; July, 2.61er Sept., San Francisco, Feb. 21.—California Victory Loan, 1937 ...... 104.60 2.78c. ‘ Hfcwallan sugar, 8.36.

"X 11 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 BANQUET PLANS ARE Make your PROGRESSING WELL Hudsons Hay (Fomnanu V Incorporated A.D. ‘/nr 1670 w . /^'- Father and Son Banquet to Be .THE SEAL OF ftUAUTY Great Success HUE SEAL OF QUALITY8 light food 50c LUNCHEON The Father and Son banquet which PHONE 1670 Private Exchange Connecting All Store Closes To-morrow at One o’Clock To-morrow 11.30 to 12.45—4th ÏToor. is to be held at the Y. M. C. A. on Departments February 25, is an annual affair, and nourishing of such wide interest that it is held nation-wide on this date. Ttie Rev. B. S, Freeman has been secured as Special Purchase of i «The seai of speaker for the occasion, while Har­ old Cross, Boys’ Work Secretary, will j Put a spoonful of Bovril refer briefly to the Association Boys’ English Piccadilly I Quality” Work programme. into your soups, stews Over 100 tickets have already been sold and accommodation is being made in the large gymnasium, where Groceries and pies. It will give the banquet will be held for some Trench Raincoats five hundred fathers and sons. The Hirondellis Macaroni, Spaghetti them a delicious new purpose of the Y. M. C. A. in arrang­ and Noodles, 16-oz. package ing this Father and Son "Get-to­ fori ...... 16* gether,” is to enable the boys and - At $15.95 Each savoimness, and you will their dads to share in a pleasant so­ Bulk Macaroni, ready cut, per cial event, and possibly to come into be able to get all the a closer life partnership. Many lb...... 13* fathers will be interested to see the Just the coat for wear at this season of the year; made 2 lbs. for ...... 25* type of programme which the local nourishment you require organization puts up for their boys from good quality khaki gabardine in loose double Bird’s Custard Powder, pkg. 18* and their attendance *ht the supper brqasted style, with buckle, belt and smart convertible without making a heavy will be an evidence of their apprecia­ Local Fresh Eggs, per doz. 38* tion for what is being done in the collar; large set-in sleeves and full lined^ sizes to 44. Mild1 Canadian Cheese...... 25* association. meal. This social is of a different type Wednesday McLaren’» Cream Cheese at, per to any other gathering, so no boy package ...... 14* w'lll be permitted to attend without I morning. $15.95 his dad, and it is that all fathers will -Second Floor Old English Cream Cheese 40* be willing even to make some sacri­ fice to accompany their boys. A num­ Own Brand Butter, per lb. 40* ber of men interested in the welfare of boys will help out in fulfilling the | Try a Package of Our Huntley & BOVRIL role of “foster" dads to the boys who Palmer’s Biscuits, Just Newly have no fathers and wish to attend. Brilliantly Hued Sport Skirts A limited number of tickets will be Early Spring Arrived—Varieties Include: available for boys not members of Abernethy, half-lb. pkg .. 30* the Y. M. C. A., who may care to at­ In Plaids and Digestive, half-lb. pkg. .. 40* tend the banquet with their fathers. Winter weather which caught the Ginger Nut, half-lb. pkg. .. 40* plants without protection. It is con­ A very interesting programme has been set up for the dinner. There will Millinery Stripes Nursery, half-lb. pkg...... 50* sidered that the nature of the soil be a few toasts, both boys and dads SOLDIER SETTLERS will obviate severe Winter injury. doing honor to each other. The Petit Beurre, half-lb. pkg., 40* Large new plantings are planned. A Special for Wednesday Y. M. C. A. orchestra will play at in­ Short Cake, half-lb. pkg. .. 38* “The poultry-keepers are doing tervals and other features will be in­ A Special Offering of Morning at...... well with their flocks and eggs are troduced during the evening. $9.95 Thin Arrowroot, half-lb. pack­ being marketed co - operatively age ...... 40* through the Creamery in the same No smarter sport skirts will be seen any­ way as it is planned to market the Smartly Trimmed where. They come in box and double Tea Husks, half-lb. pkg. .. 50* berries. An efficient cream collect­ Henley, per lb...... 80* ing and feed delivery system is In pleats with narrow belt fastened with opetation and it is planned to make This Pure Cream Hats at $7.50 Household Mixed, lb...... 60* _t____ this cheaper by arrangement with the button to match the predominating col­ Stops Head Colds or; made from prunella and homespun Ormond’s Empress Sodas, per Knockers Vanish; Men Begin Creamery- Money in Pigs. In n specially ylectefl group for Wednesday cloths of excellent quality, in fascinat­ pkg...... 30* to See Dividends "Pig-raising has proved profitable. morning we are offering a number of charm­ ing stripes and fancy plaids in a variety Ormond’» Empress Sodas, per One settler raised a litter, sold some In Nostrils—It Opens ing Spring hats in silk, satin and straw ; of color combinations. Spe- QPJ tin ...... 60* and fattened others and met a feed Air Passages Instantly. Constructive Workers Among bill of $39, with cash receipts of $97, they come in the new shapes for Spring, in­ cial Wednesday morning with two fat pigs on hand RtlU- A -Second Floor Settlers Take Hold carload of hogs was sold from Mer­ cluding the rolled up brim and sailor styles, ville this Fall. Colds and catarrh yield like magic Drug Dept. “Knockers” both within and out­ “Some of the settlers are going in to soothing, healing, Antiseptic cream in all the most popular colorings; fancy or­ for sheep in a small way at first. The that penetrates through every air side the soldier settlement at Mer- fences are so good that they can be passage and relieves swollen, in­ naments enhance the beauty of some, while Women’s Sateen Underskirts ville are now little in evidence, ac­ made sheep-proof very easily. flamed membranes of nose and others are embroidered with contrasting col­ Specials cording to a report made as a result “Can Raise Anything.” throat. Your clogged nostrils open Of best English make, in durable sateen, with pleated frill ; in of a survey of conditions Hxere by right up and you edn breathe freely. ors. There are no two hats exactly alike, so shades of mauve, biscuit, navy, green, purple and cerise. For For Wednesday: ti. H. Hopkins, district supervisor of The finest crop of oloyer hay in Hawking and snuffling stop. Don't agricultural education. The report the district was raised at Merville stay stuffed up and miserable. to get the best choice come (Pf7 PA good, hard wear these skirts have no equal. (j* was prepared for The Comox Argus last year. One settler, usually con Get a small bottle of Ely’s Cream Morning servatlve in his statements, says ‘we early. Wednesday morning ... «P I .VV Wednesday morning’s selling, each and printed by that newspaper. Balm from your druggist. Apply a —Main Floor Parrish’s Chemical Food, 8 oz. "It Is quite apparent that a new can raise anything here.* He has soil little In the nostrils and get instant —Second Floor spirit and a brighter stage of develop­ no better than the rest. The amount relief. Millions endorse this remedy for ...... 33* ment is at hand,” says Mr. Hopkins, of clearing accomplished unaided by known for more than fifty years. Camphorated Oil, 2 oz. ... 19* some of the settlers on wild land is in this report. (Advt.) Eucalyptus Oil, 2^oz...... 19* "Ninety Merville farmers now own astonishing. ■hare»* in the Comox Creamery, 50 "It is usually asked, 'Are the Mer­ Witch Hazel, 5 oz. 19* ville farms self-supporting?* I ven­ 32-Inch of them are shipping cream and eggs Glycerine, 4 oz...... 19* and the rest intend to market fruit ture to say that right now several FIRST BATHE OF qext season. old-fashioned farms in the valley are Cups and Saucers Pure Olive Oil, 3 pz^...... 19* not making their cream-check meet Dairies to Yield Profit. their feed bills. Merville has n< English Prints —Main Floor "Constructive workers among the apology to make for not being self 182^ At 25c settlers themselves, who have all supporting at this stage! But 1922 MARNE k along been working quietly away, will see a change. Breakfast size cups and saucers with clover leaf design ; have taken hold of affairs. There is At 39c a Yard a spirit of optimism and co-operation Weary of Failure Talk. nice smooth finish, strong and durable ; suitable QT _ Women’s which augurs well and this w’as ap­ Then, too, the community life is Major L. C. Goodeve Speaks for every day use. Wednesday morning’s selling English prints of the best quality and fast colors ; . shown in parent even before the Board noti­ splendid. Farmers’ meetings, as well fied the settlers of their decision just as dances, concerts, picnics, skating to Lower Mainland Officers Fancy Jugs Tumblers light, medium and dark grounds with stripe, dot and Jlgure New Girdles recently made known to defer pay­ parties, etc., are well attended. The designs; plain navy 32 inches wide. Wednesday ments on land for three years until new community hall is well used. The Major L. C. Goodeve, general staff Quart size, globe shape Fine clear glass tumblers morning’s selling, pef yard ...... 39c 1916, and on interest for one year recent children’s masquerade dance officer of this city, delivered an in­ Jugs In fancy floral de­ in grape design; suit­ At $1.00 until Oct., 1922. was an example of these numerous able for table u so. teresting address on “The First Bat­ signs; four patterns to "It is true that receipts for farm enjoyable affairs. tle of the Marne,” in the officers’ W e d.n e s d a y morning’s produce are small at present and “It should be said, too, that the mess, 3rd Battalion, 1st B. C. Regi­ choose from. Wednesday sell- f* Each that road work is necessary to pay majority of the settlers are weary of 44-Inch the grocery bill, but on the improved some of the publicity they have been ment, on Friday night at New West­ morning's (P"| Aft ing ..U for «$1.00 minster. Every phase of the cam­ selling, each . . «vl.VU The latest in girdles; made of farms most of the cows are dry or getting. They admit there will be -Lower Main Floor nearly so and are due to calve in failures, as in any community, but paign leading to the historic battle French ivory and steel rings; early Spring. About 100 high-class the great majority are out to make a on the outskirts of Paris was illus­ Imperial Navy Serge in colors of red. black and pur­ cows and heifers will come Into pro­ success. ha% ing their hearts rooted trated by means of a large map on ple. Extra special for Wed­ fit this Spring in the Merville area. and grounded in the soil of Merville which flags representing the various nesday mornings QQ Most of the calves will be siredtiby They recognize that success depends units engaged were advanced or re­ selling, each a bull loaned by the Dominion whose upon the man himself—and the wo­ tired along the paths that are now Women’s Pure Wool At $l.SO a Yard dam is 8-months champion of Can- man. The success of the Merville known to have, been actually followed —Main Floor settlement means much to this dis­ by the combatants. This is a cloth that vre can specially recommend to you for hard Berry Outlook Bright. trict.” Officers of the battalion controlled wearing qualities; suitable for Women’s and children’s dresses, "Hopes are high of the strawberry the movements of the armies en­ skirts and boys’ sailor suits ; 44 Inches wide. $1 30 crop on the eight acres planted in the It isn’t company that misery loves, gaged, under the direction of Major Cashmere Hose Wednesday morning’s selling, per yard ... ». but merely an audience. Boys’ area, in spite of the abnormally severe Goodeve. He laid particular stress —Main Floor the faulty Intelligence of both sides and the poor German system of At 75c a Pair communication with their head­ Bloomers quarters, which, he stated, was one Women’s pure wool cashtnere hose, Children’s Lace Boots at of the main reasons for their subse­ full fashioned, with reinforced At $1.69 quent defeat. heels and toe; good wide top; Le Gateau formed a. striking illus­ the Low Price of $ 1.98 Watch Your Gums- Ç.JU- come in black only; sizes 8% to tration of poor intelligence, he Made from black or brown calf by Canada’s best manufacturers a Pair stated. In this encounter, which j* 10. Wednesday morning’s sell- of children’s shoes; sizes 5 to 7H* took place while the British Army Just received a shipment of boys’ Bleeding a Sign was retreating from Mons. the Ger­ Ppedhil for Wednesday morning bloomers ; made from good mans could have annihilated the j ...... 75c —Main Floor quality Tweed In grey, brown of Trouble British forces, had they possessed and green ; lined throughout the information that has now come and finished with Governor fas­ to light. Following a brief stand at I Women’s Heather Medical science knows how serious is the eign of this village, the British Army had Children’s Red and Navy tener at knee. Special for bleeding gums. For it knows that tender and bleeding been ordered to retire deliberately Mixture Hose Wednesday mom-)| ^ J 00 gums are the forerunners of Pyorrhea, that dread dis­ and try to get in touch with the Women’s 4-1 rib heather mixture ing’s selling, pair French on their right. Several hose, full fashioned and double -Main Floor ease which afflicts four out of five people over forty. email units, however, never received heels and toes; perfect fitting; Flannel Middies this order, and remained fighting in If the disease is unchecked, the gum-line recedes, come In assorted mixtures; sizes Collar and poekets trimmed with braid, with or without vest, in front of Le Gateau, while the main 8 ft to 10. Wednesday morning’s the teeth decay, loosen and fall out, or must be ex­ force effected an orderly retirement. Balkan and straight styles; just the garment for school wear; Men’s tracted to rid the system of the Pyorrhea poisons The German First Army, under Gen­ sizes 8 to 10 years. Wednesday $4: 30 $5 50 which seep into the system and wreck the health. eral von Kluck, enequntering this per“ pair ...... $1.50 morning’s selling, each, from unexpected resistance, believed that —Main Floor —Second Floor These poisons often cause rheumatism, nervous dis­ the British were making a final Working orders, anaemia, and other ills. stand, and, instead of pushing on after the main body, began a siege of Socks To avoid Pyorrhea, visit your dentist often fortooth Le Gateau. This delay allowed the X Boys’ All Wool Jerseys and gum inspection, and use Forhan s For the Gums. British to escape to the line of the At SOc a PaiiQ» Forhan’e For the Gums will prevent Pyorrhea or check 36-Inch Hemstitched At $1.75 Each its progress, if used in time and used consistently. You will find real value in these Ordinary dentifrices cannot do this. Forhan s keeps SHIFT UNEMPLOYMENT Just received a shipment of these fine English made all-wool socks at this price ; made from WORK FROM FINANCE Bordered Scrim Jerseys In a shade of navy blue; cut in a good fitting pull­ all wool, in shades of grey and the gums firm and healthy—the teeth white and clean. over style; sizes 24 to 32. Wednesday heather mixtures; in 3-1 rib; Start using it today. If gum-shrinkage has already set TO UTILITIES BODY At 1 2V2c a Yard morning’s special, each ...... $1.75 all sizes. Wednesday morn­ in, use Forhan’a according to directions and consult —Main Floor ing’s selling, your dentist immediately for special treatment The over-worked Civic Finance 500 yards only of this 36-inch bordered scrimp in white or per pair ...... 50c Committee, which has been running ivory; will make into serviceable and inexpensive cur­ 35c and 60c tubes in Canada and U. S. If your the city since the Marchant regime tains. Special for Wednesday morning’s *1 Ol/ p came into office, is about to relin­ selling only, per yard ...... Ati /2\s druggist cannot supply you, send price to us direct quish one of its largest jobs—the A New Line of Men’s Khaki and we will mail tube postpaid. care of unemployed—to the Public —Third Floor , Men’s Formalaaf R, /. Forhan, D. D. 5. Utilities Committee, it was made Shirts at $2.50 Each Forhan s, Ltd,, Montreal known at the City Hall to-day. The x.______r Finance Committee, composed of A1 Just opened up; made in a Neckwear dermen Woodward, Leeming and Gil good weight of khaki drill, g a lespie, {rankly admits that it has too much to do and cannot stand the A Very Special Value in with attached collar, long At 89c pace. In fact, the general practise of points, two breast pockets In a good quality of «ill m the City Council now is to refer ture; out In the wide 1 everything to the Finance Committee with button flaps; good and Men’s Suits at $19.85 end ; ,ea*ed In iriiïiïïm and let it thrash out all troublesome roomy; a shirt that we can matters. The result is that the In splendid quality Tweed, in mixtures of grey and brown, easily through th Committee has been so encumbered recommend to you for the best popular patterns i___ with various routine business that cut in good, smart models of either two or three but­ of wear. Wednesday morn­ stripes. Splendid va It has not had a chance yet to get tons ; good fitting, and a suit that will give you splendid ing’s selling, each Wednesday Morning1» i Forhan s down to the larger questions of city selling, each ...... < finance in an effort to increase wear, Wednesday morning’s $19 85 and cut expenditure. When it gets selling, per suit $2.50 FOR Till Gl!MS the unemployment question off its -Main Floor —Main Floor shoulders, however, it Is expected Checks Pyorrhea that the Committee will have more time to devote to purely financial questions. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 12 Economize ! Pay $5 a Month and Ride a “PERFECT” Bicycle There will be no waiting for street cars for you if you own 'Qte Times Latent Sporting News a Perfect Bicycle. You will ride to work quickly, comfort­ ably and—best of all—you'll EDMONTON COMING FAST. save money. Prices of Per­ WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO-MORROW? Duke Keats’ Eskimos are shaping up well for the fect Bicycles. Seattle holde the keÿ to Victoria chancee of get­ top berth in the Western Canada Hockey League Now Reduced ting Into the play-off. W the Met. win the Aries and may be the opponents of the Coast champions. $65.00 Cash—$62.00 on Terms are out; if they lo.e it’s an even break.

’SPURS ARE DRAWN Elks Tripped Up War Vets Millionaires Got Off To An AGAINST CARDIFF 71S YATES STREET London, Feb. 21. — (Canadian ÏTI Press)—The draw for the fourth In Unexpected Fashion and Early Lead; Aries F ailed T o round of the Association Cup soccer played on March 4, was an­ Con Jones Back From East • • < • • • * • • , " , a a a a a a nounced yesterday as follows: Arsenal vs. Barnsley or Pres­ •With. Announcement That OLD COUNTRY ton. y E[ Blackburn Rover or Hudders­ Caughnawages Coming Cause Tie In Amateur Loop FOOTBALL STANDING Pull Up In Furious Finish field vs. Millwall. West Bromwich or Notts County Eastern Indians Will Play 12 ENGLISH LEAGUE. vs, Aston Villa or Stoke. First Division. Cardiff vs. Tottenham Hot- Games With Squamish In­ Senators Succeeded In Pushing Down Garrison After P. W. L. D. Pts Vancouver Picked Off Lucky Goal at, Start and Added dians on Long Tour liverpool ...... 28 11 41 Defeated Moose Jaw Easily, Thrilling Struggle and Came Back to Even Terms Aston Villa ...... 29 17 Two Mote While Wilf Loughlin Was Serving Burnley ...... -8 16 While Calgary Was Losing Vancouver, Febv 21.—All arrange­ Bolton Wanderers... 29 14 ments ft>r the Transcontinental tour With Wat Vets For Top Place; Only One Cardiff City ...... 29 It to Regina Capitals Penalty; Although Outplayed In First of the Squamish and Caughnawaga Tottenham Hotspur. 28 13 IT Indian lacrosse teams this Summer More Doubleheader If Tie Is Broken Middlesboro ...... 28 11 Period, Victoria Has Best of Last Two have been completed. The tour will Manchester City .... 28 12 Brandon Runs Away With First start In Vancouver about July 15, the, Newcastle United ..28 11 teams playing twelve matches across Huddersfield Town.. 27 11 Game With Winnipegs in Canada, finishing at Montreal. Sheffield United .... 29 11 Con Jones, Vancouver sports mag­ Amateur hockey resumed its old favor of the Elks they had a hard Sunderland ...... 29 12 Play-off Series Vancouver, H.C., Feb. 21.—Vancouver made sure of its place in scliieduib last night. The Senators and strenuous tussle. For nine Preston North End. 28 10 nate, who is behind the venture, Chelsea ...... • • 29 9 stated yesterday upon his return minutes straight the boys fought, W. G. H. L. Standing. the play-off by turning back the Aries 5-1 last night. The team Drôpped Him Three Times in staged the feature game of the night chased and checked in an aggressive W. Bromwich Albion 27 10 from the East and California, that by. defeating the Garrison 3-2. The Blackburh Rovers... 29 8 which is to battle with the Millionaires in the big senes may be he had perfected all plans for the manner. The first goal went to the Oldham Athletic ... 29 8 Thirteenth Round, But Bell Elks. Temple secured the puck from W. L. D. For Agst. Pts. known after to-morrow night’s game. If Seattle succeeds in trip for the Indian aggregations who Elks dished out the surprise packet Everton ...... 27 7 96 of the night and defeated the G. W. a face-off and scored. It was one of Birmingham ...... 29 10 Edmonton .. . 13 7 1 61 Saved New York Boy will battle for the world’s Indian r. 21 Calgary .... . 13 9 0 70 58 spilling the Cook boys they will land the coveted position. A loss lacrosse championship. Caughna V. A. 2-0, bringing about a, tie for the best directed shots of the even­ Woolwich Arsenal .. 27 8 the league leadership between the ing. Letting the puck drop he poked Manchester United.. 29 6 H 20 Regina ...... 31 9 1 52 for the Mets will give the Aries the chance they have been looking New York, Feb. 21.—Charley waga Indians will represent the East 7 19 . 516 0 60 120 for and will pass the buck along to Friday night when a victory White, Chicago lightweight, last night and will be headed by Chief “Big Six Senators and War Vets. -x it about a foot away, then taking Bradford City ...... 26 6 Moose Jaw . defeated Willie Jackson, of New Jocks,” while the Squamish Indians The first game of the double- careful aim landed it well into the Second Division. for Victoria over Vancouver would create a tie for second place York, receiving the Judges’ decision of North Vancouver will represent headeç, brought the Senators and back of the net. p. W. L. D. Pts. Calgary, Feb. 21.—Displaying su­ after their bout in Madison Square trie West. The tour promises to be Garrison together and for two periods The second period was scoreless, Notts Forest ...... 28 16 4 J 40 perior combination at all times and and necessitate a sudden death game, probably on neutral ice. but very fast all the way, and pro ctove ...... 28 13 5 10 36 one of the biggest national sporting the play was close and fast. The supported by wonderful goalkeeping Vancouver ran up a bad looking score on the Aries. last_ni^ht ^ ^ enabled events of the coming season. checking was hard. Both teams at­ duced a tight and closely contested Fulham ...... 27 14, 7 6 34 but there was a string of luck a mile long m the Millies dressing him to floor the Ne,v York boy Indians Think Well' of Trip. tacked consistently. Englesham, who game. Once again the Elks proved West Ham United .. 28 14 * « on the part of Billy Laird, Regina themselves the better and Allen broke Hull City ...... 28 14 8 6 -4 room. They got off to a four-goal three times in the thirteenth round. “The Eastern Indians are jubilant played goal for the Garrison, pro­ Leicester'City ...... 28 10 6 12 3- Capitals defeated the Calgary Tigers Jackson seemed due to take the count vided some spectacular play in clear­ away from his ranks and scored the Notts County ...... 27 11 J j? \\ 5 to 3 to-night. The victory gave lead in the first period, when they over the prospects of clashing with last goal of the evening unassisted. had a decided edge on the play. The P, C. H. A. RECORDS sju the third knockdown, but the bell the B. C. boys and I am satisfied that ing his net after many scrambles. Barnsley ...... 27 13 9 o 3 the Regina team an excellent chance saved him. The ganya was only two minutes For the remaining three and a half South Shields ...... ® 30 Aries seemed nervous and unsteady the tour will go a long way toward minutes the game waxed fast but to gain admission Into the playoff at and with Adams and Skinner boring Jackson had the advantage in the re-establishing the national game and* fifteen seconds old when Mur­ Rotherham ...... 29 11 11 « P. C. H. A. Standing. first three rounds. White took the ray loometr up in front of the Gar­ both teams were on the look-out for Leeds United ...... 28 10 10 8 -8 the end of the season. In on the net like two gimlets Fowler throughout the country.” Mr. Jones Wolverhampton W.. 28 11 11 » *2 fourth, the fifth and sixth were even, stated yesterday. “The Caughna- rison defence and shot a fast puck to fast rushes, the final whistle found Take Lead. was not given much time to clear. P. W. L. D. For Agst Pts both teams going fast. Derby County ...... 28 11 1- » and all the" others went to White. wagas assured me that they have a the comer of the net. Not to be out­ Crystal Palace ...... 29 9 11 9 2j Moose Jaw, Feb. 21.—Edmonton's Lucky Goals. Vancouver . . 22 12 10 0 71 55 24 White weighed 135 pounds, Jack- done, Goodeve, of the Garrison, staged League Tied Up. . 23 11 11 1 58 62 23 trim lot of stickhandlers. Chief Big Clapton Orient ...... 29 10 1- 7 2. Eskimos came out of the North well * The Millionaires’ first èoal was a 10 12 1 55 67 21 son 134%. Six Jocks met me in Montreal and a neat little rush and when forced The War Vets before this game Sheffield Wednesday. 27 8 9 10 2 Victoria ... . 23 around the net deftly passed the puck Bury...... 29 10 13 6 2 equipped for a siege of the City of fluke. Wilf Loughlin tried to make a Leonard Meets Winner. completed all details in connection were leaders of the league but the Moose Jaw, and after a desperate at­ with the tour. The start will be made to Stewart who scored with a close Bradford ---- 26 7 13 6 2( t’lie-hand spear of Mac Kay’s shot Individual Records. Benny Leonard, the lightweight Elks handing, them a licking last Coventry City ...... 27 7 15 5 1. tack carried off a splendid hockey they must be considered before we from his own defence and going all Brighton & Hove A.. 28 9 12 . Rosthern, Sask., Feb. 21.—Rosthern Briden, Seattle 1 3 9 Wethered Also Coming the way. Market ...... Centre Goodeve Watford ...... 27 6 9 L was eliminated in the final series for attempted to make sure of their place 1 3 12 make any plans.” Murray ...... L. Wing...... Rivard Millwall Athletic Johnson, Victoria .. Play in the last period commenced Smith...... R- Wing...... Matthews the amateur hockey championship of In the play-off. Smoky Harris turn­ Cook, Vancouver ... 1 3 9 fast. Harry Smith, who had been Newport County .. Saskatchewan here to-night when ed in his best game of the year, while Rowe. Seattle ...... 2 1 3 29 Chicago, Feb. 21—Cyril Tolley, • Utility ... Fitzsimmons Reading ...... Fowler,- Victoria ... 0 0 16 formerly British amateur golf cham­ playing hard amiasfOTP' all evening, and Stewart Southend United . Humboldt won a spirited game 7 to Art Duncan proved his right afl the U broke loose and pulled one of his Summary—First period: 1, Senators, king defence man of the league this pion, will head a delegation of Eng­ Exeter City ...... 3. Humboldt secured 5 goals before lish invaders next September in an TWELVE DOG TEAMS usual spectacular rushes, winding up Murray, 2.15; 2, Garrison, Stewart from Norwich City .... the losers started to score. season. . . . _■ effort to wrest the United States with a score which proved the win­ Goodeve, 9.15. taking in the puck and Eddie beating Second period: 3, Garflson, Goodeve, Gillingham ...... Kitchener Halts Exeter. Aries Had Best of It. crown from Jesse Guilford at Brook­ ENTER PAS DERBY ning tally. ■Northern Section. Lehman with his head as well as his 6.05; 4, Senators, Deildal, 2.55. Third Dlvlelen- Exeter, Ont., Feb. 21.—The first of It Is Just as well that the Millies stick. line Club, Boston, according to word Elks Went Well. Third period: o. Senators, Smith, 12.15. P. W. L. D. Pts. received by Robert A. Gardner, of 4 3 37 home-and-home games in the third picked off such a nice lead in the Vancouver Tightened Up The Pas., Man., Feb. 21.-— The Elks showed a fine pair of Penalties—Second period : Deildal and Darlington ...... 24 17 round of the O. H. A. Intermediate opening period as the Aries steadied Chicago, who was defeated by Tol­ (Canadian Press)—Twelve en­ heels to the War Vets and blanked Matthews, 3 minutes. Stockport County . 24 15 4 5 This goal spurred on the visitors, 34 series took place here last night when themselves from then on, and had the ley in 1920, losing on the thirty- tries, all from Northern Manitoba, them. Although the score ended in i Referee—Bill Riley. Jrtmsby Town . . 27 12 6 8 and they kept up their drive. The Accrington...... 16 9 31 Kitchener defeated Exeter 4 to 0. best of the play. Time and time seventh hole. had been entered to-day for the 27 14 10 3 31 again the boys from across the Cult Millionaires defence went ragged for Roger Wethered, who lost the open Trewe Alexandra . a time, and Lehman had a very 200-mile The Pad dog Derby, Wrexham . *...... 25 11 9 5 2 ; tore in. pulling spectacular three-man title to Jock Hutchison after tying 26 11 11 4 26 NOTED ENGLISH HORSE merry time. Frederick son drew the Chicago pro last year, will ac­ which will be held on February 28 KILLED BY A Hartlepool United rushes. Lehman made many fine for a çurse of $2,600. Durham City ...... 12 11 26 saves and othèr rushes, which looked Hughie out of his cage, but the pass company Tolley to the United States, CORSET STAY BILLY MISKE GIVEN Stalybridge Celtic 26 11 11 4 26 TRAINER PASSES AWAY as though they would bear fruit, were to Halderson was a little too late, and it is said. 26 12 12 26 broken up by a lucky poke by Dun­ he was forced to go around the net. Geneva, Feb. 21.—A whalebone cor­ Southport ...... 26 London, Feb. 21.—John Porter, A moment later Lehman again left V. I. A. A. BASKETBALL Nelson ...... 25 prominent British racehorse trainer, can or MacKay. It was heart-break­ set stay caused the death recently of Ashlngton ...... 24 ing the way the Aries’ passes were his net, and intercepted a pass from a Zurich young woman while skiing. CALL ON BOB ROPER died to-day at Newbury at the ago right wing In to the centre. Then the Wigan Borough .... 24 intercepted just by a hair. The vis­ CANADIAN BOXERS Two basketball games will be She was making a steep decent with Lincoln City ...... 24 of 84 years. During the height of his itors pounded away at the local de­ Millionaires tightened up and the played at the V. I. A. A. gymnasium a party of friends when she fell over Chesterfield ...... 25 activities he was the trainer of seven fence, and despite the fact that they Aries were denied any further scores. this evening. The first dSnpe will be a ledge, landing twenty feet below Fighting Captain Sent From «Harrow ...... 25 Derby winners and winners of stakes were repeatedly denied they always Halderson played most of the night between the Calgarians arid V. I. in deep sitem. Her companions on Halifax ...... 26 amounting to £794,017, the largest on right wing, and figured in many LAND BIG FIGHTS A. A. ladies’ teams, and the mens’ reaching her found the bone had Tranmere Rovers ..... 25 amount ever won by an trainer. came back looking for more. Ring by Referee in Fourth Rochdale ...... 25 Vancouver was sorely tested half fino rushes. Eddie Oatman returned game will be between the Princess pierced her. This is the second in­ to the forward line playing left wing Pats and the V. I. A. A. 130-Ib. team. SOO GREYHOUNDS WINNERS. way through the second period. Oat- cident of the kind in Switzerland this Round of Bout SCOTTISH LEAGUE. and his back-checking kept Skinner The line-up of the teams will be as year. man stick-handled his way right First Division. Saulte Ste Marie. Ont., Feb. 21.— through, and Lehman met him and from being a factor in the win. The, Moe .Herscovitch, Tait and follows: Philadelphia, Feb. 21.—Billy Miske, Loughlin boys played the best games Princess Pats—Guards, Bates and P. W. r« D. The Soo Greyhounds won the right . right afterwards Halderson got with­ Mike McTigue All to Box in St. Paul heavyweight, won his bout Celtic ... . 30 18 10 to meet the Iroquois Falls hockey in whispering distance of “Eagle- they have turned in here this season, Speirs; centre, Stedman; forwards, JOCK HUTCHISON WAS last night from Captain Bob Roper, . 30 19 4 V and Predericksom and Meeking, alter­ Allen and Biss. Rangers team for the championship of the Eye.” but there was no one in centre N. Y. Rings This Week WAY DOWN THE LIST Chicago, on a foul. Roper was dis­ . 32 15 7 10 N. O. H. A., when it defeated the nating in the centre ice positions, V. I. A. A.—Guards, Passmore and Partick Thistle . 29 17 b ice to pick up the rebounds, which qualified by the referee and sent Sudbury Wolves by a score of 1-0 were continually coming back off worked hard to bring their team New York, Feb. 21.—(Canadian McLellan; centre, Dunn; forwards, Hibernians ...... 31 14 10 through. Hec Fowler made many Underwood and Wachter. p Houston, Tex., Feb. 21. — Pete from the rirjflpjjtt the end of the sixth . 31 14 8 9 hero last night. Lehman’s pads. Halderson, Meeklng Press)—Moe Herseovitch, the Can­ O’Hara, of New York, and George . 30 11 7 12 splendid saves during the night, and adian welterweight champion, has Calgarians—Guards, K. Wilson, round. The match was for eight and Frederick son beat the whole Irene Church; centre, Mabel Douglas; Bowman, of Cincinnati, were tied for . :u 13 10 8 Vancouver defence, and seemed to the fact that four goals passed him been matched to box Harney Adair, a rounds. . 31 11 10 10 | in the first period is not entirely local boxer here Saturday night. forwards, Beryle Shopland and Betty first place yesterday in the profes­ 12 13 5 have the net at their mercy, but Leh- i Harris. sional tournament staged here as the Greb and Smith Draw. . 30 man gathered in Slim’s shot. I chargeable to him. Tommy Dunder­ Clonie Tait, Canadian lightweight Clyde ...... 30 11 12 7 dale went well all the time he was on V. I. A. A.—Guards, Anna Me- opening event of the Houston Club New York, Feb. 21.—Harry Grcb, . 31 11 13 7 champion, Is to meet Johnny Murray, Pittsburgh, and Jeff Smith, of New Aberdeen ...... ^. Slipped Through Long One. the ice, and back-checked hard. of New York. Friday night, at Madison George and Mae McIntosh; centre, mid-Winter golf tournament with Albion Rovers ...... , . 31 10 13 8 While everyone was looking for The teams: TJna Shakespeare; forwards, Gladys scores of 141 for 18 holes. O’Hara and York, boxed TO rounds to a draw here Morton ...... , . 31 11 14 6 Square Garden. . „ Elliott and Mrs. Wallace. last night. Third Lanark ...... 30 9 12 9 Victoria to break through with a Mike McTigue. claimant of the Bowman split first and second money. .. 30 10 14 6 WESTHOLME Vancouver Position Victoria Airdrieonians ...... tally. Duncan slipped down the right Lehman ...... Goal Fowler Canadian middleweight champion­ Leo Diegel, of New Orleans, was in Herman Returned Winner. Hamilton Acas...... 30 11 12 wing and tried a long shot from out­ Cooke ...... Defence . C. Loughlin ship. meets Young Fisher of Syra­ for third money, with a score of 148, New Orleans, Feb. 21.—Pete Het­ Kilmarnock...... 31 9 15 7 side the blue line. It went as straight cuse, at the Pioneer Athletic Club to- DUNCAN BADMINTON while John Bredemus and Long Jim .. 31 8 15 8 Duncan...... Defence . .W. Loughlin man, New Orleans, former bantam­ Dumbarton ...... 30 6 16 8 as a die into the corner of the net. MacKay Rover...... Meeking morrow afternoon. Barnes were tied for fourth and fifth weight champion, scored a technical HOTEL Victoria rushed right back, and .. 30 7 18 5 Adams...... Centre . Frederickson money with 149. knockout over Babe Asher, St. Louis, Clydebank .. 30 4 20 6 Halderson had. two nice shots in a Skinner...... R. Wing ... Halderson S. S.BASKETBALL Duncan, Feb. 21.—The Duncan Bad­ Jock Hutchison, who was paired in the seventh round of a scheduled row, but Lehman seemed out to Jus­ Harris ...... L. Wing...... Oatman minton Club held another American with Diegel, was sixth with 150. 15-round bout here last night. tify his selection on Mickey Ion’s roundabout tournament on Saturday Parkes ...... Reserve .. Dunderdale Following is the basketball pro­ Montreal, Feb. 21.—Soly Green was “all-star” team. Vancouver can doff Tobin ...... Reserve afternoon, 16 couples entering, it outpointed here last night in 10- TEAROOMS gramme in the Sunday School TED LÉwTsTsNEXT their caddies to Lehman for pulling “''\Spmmary, was played off in two divisions, all round bout by Oscar Deschamps. WITH THE BOWLERS Leagues for play to-night: playing all the best of 15 points. them through the tempestuous going At the First Presbyterian gym- They are local lightweights. in the second and third period. First period—1, Vancouver, Mac­ Miss Dove and F. L. Kingston MAN FOR CARPENTIER Kay, 3.01; 2, Vancouver, Adams from nasium: . , were the winners in one-half while In a match last nighf„ the Wilcox The Aries took the ice in the last At 8.00, ladies’ juniors—Wide Real Music period with the intention of averting Duncan, 4.09; 3, Vancouver, Adams, Miss Lois Rudkin and Miss. Eva London. Feb. 21.—Ted Lewis. ^ Hat Co. defeated the A'reades by 26 .10; 4, Vancouver, Adams, 9.40.' Awakes vs. Axioms. . Stepney carried off the honors in England, hae been matched with another shut-out Frederickson lead At 8.30, ladies seniors — r »rst SOCCER pins. Wilcox bowled high score for right off with a stinging shot and Second period—5, Vancouver, Dun­ the other. Georges Carpentier, the French cham­ Choice Refreshments can. 13.40. Presbyterians vs. Fairflelds. pion, for a bout to be held at the Wilcox Hat, 199; Wille for thé Ar Wilf Loughlin waltzed in a beauty, “B”—St. An These, two coy; lea played off in the Third period—6, Victoria, Oatman At 9.00, intermediate ‘ B - finals resulting in a win for the l Jympia on May 11. They will box cades with 203. which, to tell the truth folks, looked from Frederickson, 11.30. drew’» vs. James Bays. for £1,000 a aide and a purse to be like an honest-to-goodness goal. The former pair. Following are the full scores: Large Dancing Floor Final—Vancouver, 5; Victoria, 1. At Congregational gymnasium: Mrs. Elkington and Miss Bobble fixed. ______GAME ON TO-MORROW pucks slipped In and around the back At 7.30, boys’ intermediate “B Wilcox Hat Co. of Lehman and came out but the Penalties. Stephens kindly served tea K. of C. vs. Reformed Episcopal*. The full scores and handicaps As Carefully Conducted as a goal-umpire’s hand stayed down so First period—W. Loughlin, 3 min. At 8.00, boys’ intermediate *“‘TB ”— TWO STAR PITCHERS W. Fairall ... .. 167 181 136— 474 the play continued. Second and third period—None. Adanacs vs. Metropolitans. Weiler’s to Play Picked Team F. Nehring .. .. 162 172 167— 601 Home Meeklng slipped up on a grand Substitutions. % Division 1. ARE ON THE MARKET A. Harness .. .. 131 147 173— 451 chajicë. He bulged the twine, but First period—Dunderdale for Hal­ Miss E. Roome and L. Roome From Wednesday League J. Taylor ...... 166 166 145— 477 Mickey Ion’s called back the play be VANCOUVER GOLFER plus 20 ...... 89 New York, Feb. 21.—Pitchers Philip A. Wilcox .. .. 199 153 133— 485 Club Dinner Served in Our Cafe derson; Parkes for Harris. Mrs. Craig and Miss V. Lamb at Royal Park cause Harry had connected with the Second period—Halderson for Oat­ Douglas and Jesse Çarnes, each of 75^—2,388 From 5 to 8.30—From 40c to 65c REACHES SEMI-FINAL plus 65 ...... 109 Total ...... 815 819 puck with his skate when going in. man; Tobin for Harris; Parkes for whom won two world’s series games An exhibition football game has Clem Loughlin tore in on one of Skinner; Skinner for Parkes; Harris Miss Chorlton and T. Bazett for the New Yor Nationals last Fall, Arcades. Delmonte, Cal., Feb. 21.—J. A. Mc­ plus 10 ...... 113 been arranged for to-morrow after­ Music During Dinner his “hit-and-run" plays, and Lehman for'Tobin; Oatman for Dunderdale; Kenzie. of San Fra"cl*c°’_ W. T yesterday were placed on the market, noon by the Wednesday Football F. Parker ...... 185 175 137-A 497 had to fall in front in order to pre­ Parkes for Adams ; Dunderdale for Miss G. Rice and Col. B. A. Rice “to be disposed of to the. club offering Bassett, of Chicago; C. W. Goodwin, ...... 105 League. Weiler's, who won the Pen- F. Final 1 ...... 152 150 152— 454 vent a score. A moment later Oat- Halderson. of Delmonte, and E. W. Hamber, of the best inducement.” dray Cup, emblematic of the Wednes­ A. Falke ...... 158 175 160— '488 man, Wttf and Halderson broke Third period—Parkes for Mac­ Miss L. Rice and A. Bazett plus Vancouver, B.C., reached the semi­ 5 ...... 108 day League title, are to meet an all- I. R. Malcolm .. 125 156 127— 408 through aji clean as a whistle, but Kay ; Dunderdale for Halderson ; Hal­ finals in play yesterday of the annual fiv ccrickétêrs star team picked from the other R, Wille ...... 203 169 143— àlo Lehman iave the puck the wing. derson for Oatman; Oatman for Dun Miss Stepney and Miss L. Rudkin F Washington’s Birthday golf tourna- plus 66 ...... 141 teams In the league. Had to Watch Aries. derdale. -----• The game Is to be staged at the Total ...... 818 825 719—2,81^2 Referee—Ion. Miss Wright and Miss M. Simp­ The annual general meeting of the Vancouver made several desperate son plus 60 ...... 114 Royal Athletic Park and the kick-off The next match will be betweef Les Patrick Hit. Five C's Cricket Club will be held is slated for 3 o'clock. Welter's are the Elks’ and Travelers’ teams. efforts to get going, but they were ALLANlïÏÏP DATES Mrs. Carr-Hilton and H. Sunder­ to-morrow at 8 p.m. eharp at Bishop’s OOO’.V LLIM forced to keep such a watchful eye Lester Patrick came near being a land plus 20 ...... 103 anxious to show the rest of the league Close It is very Important that all that there is nothing in captivity that Do not be BACKWARD In or­ on the Aries that their offensiveWork casualty in the flyit period. Harris UNDERGO CHANGE Division 2. members of the club and all who In­ In a match last night the Empress waa never very dangerous. Hec swung his stick over the rail and the can stop them, while the aggregation Hotel defeated the E. & N. in a very dering your fuel NOW while this Mrs. Aldereey and L. Roome tend to Join either of the two teams of all-stars is quite convinced that Fowler pulled off several really blade of it smacked Lester across the attend this meeting. All Interested good game in the C. P. R. Bowling price lasts. upper lip, knocking him out for a few Montreal, Fob. 21.—Following word plus 10 '...... 104 they can rope and throw the cham- League. sparkling saves on close in drives from a number of affiliated ^ranches, Mrs. B. Rice and Mrs. S. Rice in the club are cordially invited to be from Adams and Skinner, while Mac seconds. Lester recovered and con­ yood $4.001 Cord tinued to direct his team. President W. G. Granger, of the Can­ plus 50 ...... 82 present. The all-stars are as follows : Kay, Cook and Duncan resorted to Miss J. Wilson and J. Barkley St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 21.—J. Brick, adian Amateur Hockey Association, Goal, J. Waggert, Garrison ; full of St. Paul with a score of 595, won Delivered in City the old blue line shots. has revised the draw for the Allan plus 10 ...... 69 backri, W. Waggert and Cameron, After Harry Meeklng had made onb Miss I. Rudkin ^Cnd Miss E. CUP FOR JUNIOR RUGBY the singles championship and prizes SIGNS AN UMPIRE Cup series. Western dates are Garrison; half-backs, J. Clark, Re­ of $110 in cash and a gold medal, and of those sensational end-to-eafd Roome plus 35...... 84 tail Clerks, 'Davis, Garrison, E. Kir- e Moore-Whittington rushes and given Lehman the feeling changed as follows: Miss Dove and F. L. Kingston Colonel Hedging has donated a cup B. Gilbertson and A. Peterson, SL Edmonton, Feb. 21.—Jake Croter, Western Section. to be competed for by School League cben, Retail Clerks; forwards, Shar- of a man who is dropping fourteen plus-6 ...... 109 cott, GarrlsofT, Robinson, Spencer's, Paul, captured the. double title with Lumber Go., Ltd. storeys, Eddie Oatman and Freder- who umpired in the Coast League all February 28—British Columbia vs. Mrs. Price and L. Price plus 15 94 rugby leams limited to boys under 1,281 in the international bowling as­ last season, has accepted terms with . Alberta 17, This new trophy is to be com­ Fletcher, Retail Clerks, Husselton, .MILL PHONE 298 t ickson got away together, and when President Deacon White to officiate Alberta. In Alb«rt»- Co. Mrs. Garrad and E. G. Townsend Garrison, and Henry, Garrison; re­ sociation’s bowling tournament which plus 35 ...... 78 peted for for the first time next sea- they had finished their work the bell In the Western International during I March 2—Alberta is. British go serves. Moir. Kennedy, GreenwelL i closed here late ve*torrt*y- T had rung. It was the Arles only I lumbia, itt British Columbia. | Miss Hayward and N. Craig scr- the coming season. tally. It was well-earned, Freddie v 13 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922

department store. She makes the Cohan, who is noted throughout the acquaintance of a young society man,1 theatrical profession as never having who• saves •her from Arrest—- —on —an ubeen------associated-k with a failure? .Of PUNNING TO MARK unwarranted charge, marries him all hie productions notably, “Five. and thus moves into a bigher^strata Minutes From Broadway," “It Pays of society. Her relatives, who are to Advertize," Welcome, Stranger,” contented with their lowly station in etc., none has enjoyed the popular ST. DAVID’S DAY life, had never been in sympathy with success and wide approval of his the girl's ideas 1 and opposed the “Broadway Jones.” * A Message to the People match, but to no avail. However, Leading critics everywhere agree her husband quickly learns that there that this piay of his Broadway Good Progress of Cymrodorton CAPITOL in a penalty for marrying outside of Jones” is due to go down in theatrical CM;A*w DnnnrtoH ilia set, and support which Was send­ history as a classic of its kind. oOCiety nepOneU ing him upward to success was with­ Jammed full of action, right up to of British Columbia Who is “JEk"? The best advise is: AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY the minute, audiences everywhere Go to the Capitol Theatre to-night drawn as a result. Fearful that she The executive of the Cymrodorion I and see “One Glorious Day." This would be the cause of Ills ruin, the held spellbound until the final cur­ Society held u meeting at the home new Paramount comedy which scored yoimg wife manoeuvres to obtain a tain. Clean, clevee comedy, coming of the president. A. Fetch, 1904 Davie divorce by a clever method.- But . . fast as to keep one , breathless,, .. j Street, on Monday to make final are | a big hit last night lias as leading man Capitol—"One Glorious Day.” the famous comedian Will Rogers— nothing can take the place of the With a strong element of drama j rangements for the'concert which will From the Shareholders of the B. C. happiness which had been theirs, and combine to furnish as brilliant and be glyen on the nlght of gt. David'», and everyone knows that means great Variety—“Her Social Valuee” comedy. Lila Lee is leading woman they are reunited in a mining town interesting a play as has even been jw March 1 Due notice will be in the Far West, following a thrilling produced on any stage anywhere. | . '' , where it will be held. and there's a corking cast with Alan Columbia—-“A Small Town Idol." Hale, Clarence Burton, John Fox series of adventures. The entire pro­ “Broadway Jones" us » «gj Refreshment $ will be served, Electric Railway Company duction makes a capital entertain­ as a story stands in a class by itself. decided to ask all ladles to Emily Rail and George Nichols. The Royal—“All's Fair in Love” It has everything, us they say in stage! sandwiches There will story is by Walter Woods and A- B. ment, and the punch Pt the end is a strong one. It is capably interpreted parlance. Laughable situations. X Ï ,!n f,7rhareed but Baringer and the former wrote the Dominion—“Rack Pay.” mirth provoking, witty dialogue ^pecUon wHl be taken up to defray scenario. by a cast among whom are many Being Extracts From the Address of Mr. R. M. A fantasy, the story concerns a who are really stars or leading men snappy, wholesome action, running *„,®e held at the Dominion our ability to raise further capital, and to opened yesterday at the Variety fort "Broadway Jones." Hotel, March 1, at 12.30 p.m. The ve- Horne-Paync says : f Theatre tor a six day's engagement. Town Idol" the most effective com­ edy that has yet come from the ex­ All of the regular members of the ! port of the committee showed that raise further capital is a practical impossi­ It is “Her Social Value," a First the sale of tickets for the luncheon The tramway fares charged by your com­ National attraction, starring Miss pert hands of the master builder of new organization, which include all bility unless and until our fares are estab­ COLUMBIA Katherine MacDonald. The feature comic plots*. A Small Town Idol" of the old favorites, will be seen in was brisk and promised »ÿll for the pany in Vancouver, Victoria, New West­ achieves more legitimate honors than a new light to Victoria audiences, success of the gatheilhg. Several TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY depicts the adventures of Marlon prominent citizens havel'ygreed to lished in such a manner as to enable us to Hoyte, who presides over the destin­ any Sennett comedy since “Mickey." and have every effort to demonstrate minster and North Vancouver are, as you ies of a glove counter in a large At times the plot and interest and their versatility. rqppond to the several toast# All in­ forecast with reasonable certainty what our story values of the production rise The usual five performances week­ terested in Wales or the Welsh are know, a flat 6 cents. to pointa of poignant interest. But ly are scheduled. Four evening shows Invited to attend. Tickets can be ob­ revenues will be. Until then we have no “A Small Mr. Sennett is too wise to repudiate commencing Wednesday, with a bar­ tained from members of the com* In the leading cities of Montreal. Toronto entirely the style that identifies him. gain matinee on Saturday, at which mittee or from A. Pptch, president of choice but to avoid altogether capital ex­ There is much riotous hilarity in “A a special treat is in store for the the Welsh Society, telephone 6774L. and Winnipeg, w'hich have much larger Town Idol” Small Town Idol,"’ there is a veritable children. penditure. army of beautiful girls—500 of them Reserved seats for all performances populations than Vancouver or Victoria. 7 A Six-Reel Comedy-Drama by DOMINION assembled in a single episode, and are now on sale ;»t the box office. cent fares are authorized and charged, there are ingenious “stunts," thrill­ LARGE ATTENDANCE With* regard to the increasing demand Mack Sennett ing escapades and widely developed while in such important cities as ltegina, chases. The production is an Associ­ “FOUR HORSEMEN” for power to which I have referred, I am ated Producers release. TO APPEAR SOON AT PADRE’S LECTURE Calgary, Saskatoon, St. John, N. B., and glad to say that, owing to our purchase in “Back Pay” ROYAL VICTORIA others, fares are 10 cents. We claim, there­ 1920 of the undertaking of the Western That Metro's presentation of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," fore, that our fares are among the lowest in Power Company of Canada, we have a By Fanny Hurst Should a girl play fair for the man the Rex Ingram production adapted COLUMBIA she loves? How far may she trans­ for the screen by June Mathis, rivais “Toc H" Illustrated Talk by Canada and that prevailing conditions of present and potential supply of power suf­ gress the rules of the old-age game the greatest theatrical offerings of operation are such that it will be impossible and keep the affections of those she the legitimate stage, was the opinion Rev. P. B. Clayton, M.C., ficient. to meet the requirements of the com­ To-night Comedy-News loves? These are questions that are of John Galvin, Mayor of Cincinnati, Interesting to operate a proper service, much less con­ suggested by the new Goldwvn pic­ after twice viewing the picture in munities we serve for many years to come. ture, "All's Fair in Love," which is New York. This screen masterpiece sider any extensions, unless the 6 cent fare, now playing at the Royal Victoria Many were unable to secure seats A recent expert examination of our exist­ is hooked to play at the Capitol, com­ at last night's lecture in St. John’s Theatre. They are fair questions, mencing Monday, February 27, for which has been the subject of so much dis­ ing powemplants indicates that for ft rela­ THE too, considering the fact that the Schoolroom when Rev. P. B. Clayton. one entire week. M.C., told his wonderful story of the cussion, is extended for a number of years. Royal To-day heroine, played hy Miss Collins, is at So great a sensation has this pic­ tively mlllerate capital expenditure we first the victim of a woman, who does heroism of the Canadians in .France. Children, 10c. Adults, 20c. ture created in Vancouver that it is This tour is in connection with the not count the cost to gain her ends. being held over for another additional may reasonably expect to add an additional If you want to laugh this week we Learning by example, the simple hero­ “Toc H" movement, and his lectures Lighting Rates FISHPOND have the show. two weeks, giving it in that city are IJIustrated with very Interesting 10,000 K.W, to the capacity of these plants. ine tries to imitate the other’s tac­ three weeks showing. Rudolph Val­ tics. But there are some who can and exclusive views of life at the Secondly—With regard to lighting rates, entino who starred in “The Sheik,” is Ypres salient, when the Canadians We are now erecting an additional unit in TwoBigComedyFeatures play unfairly and others who cannot, cast in the leading role. you are all well aware of the increases in no matter how hard they try. were holding it against fearful odds. the Western Power Company of Canada On the Same Programme. A view of the first “Toe H“ house ' The comedy in this story, by THE DUMBELLS ON MONDAY light and power rates which have been im­ Thompson Buchanan, results from the at Ypres and one of the interior eft which will give us a further 7.500 K.W. In heroine's ridiculous attempt to win the little house and chapel where posed by companies throughout this coun­ The world famous "Dumbelje" will thousands of men knelt to pray was addition to the foregoing, expert opinion “Alls Fair in Love” buck a husband whom she drove return to the Royal'Victoria Theatre away. In a fit of jealousy. The story shown. The aim of the "Toc H’ try since the war. Not only has your com­ From the stage success, “The next Monday evening for a three movement is to form rallying sta also is that it should be possible for us to Bridal Path." is an excellent one for May Collins days' engagement presenting for the pany not increased its lighting rates, but If you like a picture full of pep The leading mkn in the cast is Rich­ tions nil over the Empire for the last time here, and in Canada their thousands of young men who each obtain as much as 80.000 H. P. from the de­ and laughter, with a thrill, and ard Dix; and Raymond Hatton plays original overseas revue, “Biff, Bing, since 1914 reductions have heen’made, and shot through with romance, you'll an important character role. The year leave schoof to enter upon the velopment of the second power site owned Bang." business of life. WILL ROGERS and LILA LEE enjoy this one. picture was directed "by E. Mason Several of the musical numbers the lighting rates in Vancouver and Vic­ * Feature No. 2. Hopper. In explanation of (he symbols by the Western Power Company of Canada. Mack Sennett’s New Super Comedy have been changed in the year since "Toc H." the padre offered the fol­ toria are now nearly 23 per cent, below pre­ In addition to “All's Fair in Love' the “Dumbells" last playe'd Victoria there is also shown the five reel Mack and the programme is made up from lowing: war rates. I should think this constitutes “Married Life” Sennett Comedy “Married Life." This "To many 'Too H’ Is still merely a The management are actively consider­ the favorite numbers of the first mystery. Let me then tabulate the It’e a five-reel wonder, full of picture. is full of thrills and good three years revues, the original num a record among the cities of the world, and ing plans to make available these water “One Glorious Day” laughs and thrills. hearty laughs, and makes what might facts concerning it. /Toc H* is simply bers first sung in France, and the ’•T.H.,' the ’T’ being called 'Toe'- by Miss Ivy Holt singing “Dreaming be termed a full comedy programme. recent additions. - there are only a few cities in Canada and power resources, but the time at and extent Capitol Ladies' Trio Alone in the Twilight," “Sunny army signallers. ‘T.H.' stands for Tal Honey Boy." bot House, which in the beginning the United States, with a population of to which development work will be under­ DOMINION was a kind of Emm&ua inn at the heart of Ypres salient. “There was," 50,000 or more, which have lower Lighting taken will depend upon the growth of the What is the greatest joy in life? in the words of Punch, 'a Talbot Is it riches with all they can bring House in Foperinghe, and in 1917 a rates than those charged by your company. demand for power and to a very great ex­ or is it peace of mind with the out­ End Rheumatism, little Talbot House in Ypres. < Each . •» , tent upon the encouragement which we re­ R-O-Y-A-L standing consolation that whatever brought a bit of heaven into the hell Gaa Kates Nights Commencing happiness is found cornea, chiefly, Weak, Lame Back -»f officers' and men's lives.' These ceive to develop further resources. We from within and gives rather than houses were known and used by Thirdly—With regard to gas, the Van­ 3 Monday, February A* I takes? I thousands of Canadians of whom must have such reasonable payment for the These questions are dramatically Old at. Jacobs Oil win «b some five hundred 'remain unto thi couver and Victoria Gas Companies, owned brought forward in a brilliant Para­ pain and sttffoaas In a present, h,ut some are fallen asleep. company's services as will enable ns to be THE mount-Cosmopolitan picture, “Back few moments When the Governor-General invited by your company and supplying gas to satisfied that there will be a fair return on Pay," which opened at the Dominion me to Canada, I brought with me the Theatre yesterday. Heenu Owen and Canadian roll and the visitors’ book Vancouver and Victoria, are the only two any new capital outlays. Matt Moore portray the principal Stop • dosing” rheumatism. of the old house, and began on my companies in Canada which have neither in­ Dumbells characters. Hester Bevins, ( Miss excursions from Ottawa to visit Owen.) has always craved luxury. It’s pain only. 8E. Jacobs Oil "will them. creased their prices for gas since 1914 nor All Next Week Original Overseas Revue She has never been out of the town stop any pain, and not one rheuma­ England's Example. ^ Choice Lies With Public In which she was born. Jerry, (Mr. tism case in fifty, requires internal “I was, however, not prepared for asked for an increase, although "BIFF, BING, BANG" Moore) was born in the same place, the thing that these, visits are daily In conclusion, the message which we to­ but the doings and the lure of the treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating making more clear; that is. that there Coal prices have advanced . . 160% With Original Company St. Jacobs Oil day send to the people of the cities that we greater cities have never been a call is active among them not merely a Gas oil prices have advanced 350% METRO REDUCED PRICES to him. Her call comes and she right on the ten­ sentimental affection for the past, but serve is this : They know of what value our leaves. Her beauty soon lands her der spot, and by an earnest desire to build into the Labor prices have advanced . 130% * IC T V XK 1 CORPORATION among the rich of New York with one the time you say future, as has been done in England. enterprise has been to them ; they know the 55<, 851, $1.10, $1.65 of whom she forms an alliance which Jack Robinson There during the last two years no Prices Include Tax. assures her wealth and pleasure. out comes the movement has grown among the All other gas companies in Canada, with value of abundant electric power efficiently Preê&ntw /> Mall Orders Now. Jerry’s call came and he left for the rheumatic pain younger men more widely or more battlefields of France. It did not and distress. St. deeply. Toc H.' has now Home 70 the exception of London, Ontario (where distributed to their manufactories and in­ Seat Sale Friday. February 24. seem as if their lives would ever Jacobs Oil is a branches (including new preliminary the right to charge an increased price was dustries ; they know the value of rapid and The FOUR cross each other’s again. And it re­ harmless rheu­ groups at Montreal and Toronto) and mains to the story to say how and matism liniment a number of houses already open; asked and refused), have increased their convenient transportation. It is for them why. Aiding Miss Owen and Matt which never dis­ while its membership at home has Moore in a well chosen cast are J. appoints. and does more than doubled in the last prices for gas; and in the United States to choose between having these service» in HORSEMEN Barney Sherry. Ethel Duray and not burn the skin. months. between July 1, 1917, and March 1, 1921, the hands of a company able to work with Of the APOCALYPSE Charles Craig. It takes pain, What, then, are the peculiar func VARIETY soreness and tions of Toc H.,' and in what way- no fewer than 876 gas companies were ceaseless and unlimited energy for the ad­ PRINCESS TO PRESENT stiffness from cun it hope to help Canada in the A REX INGRAM aching joints, muscles and bones; years ahead? First, it deals not with granted increases. Of these vancement of the cities and districts it AMUSING COMEDY ex-service men only, but with the PRODUCTION Katherine - stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and pick of the younger world from the 494 companies obtained increases twice serves, or in the hands of a company, the age of 17 upwards. The best comedy-drama he ever neuralgia. 209 companies obtained increases 3 times extension of which is restricted and crip­ participated in. is the way Manager Limber up! Get a small trial bot­ To Conquer Hate. MacDonald Earl Moore describes "Broadway tle of old-time, honest St. Jacobs Oil “It aims to teach these lads the 50 companies obtained increases 4 times pled by lack of inducement and consequent Jones." Who hasn't heard of posi­ from any drug store, aftd In a spirit of service and establishes for drama with the ring tively the biggest stage success ever them a house in each big city. Each 11 companies obtained increases 5 times shortage of capital. THE CHOICE LIES of a human note produced by the well-known Geo. M moment you'll be free from pains, house is a living meihorial to those aches and stiffness. Don't suffer! who fell overseas. Wherever our That your company lias been able, by the WITH THE PEOPLE OF BRITISH CO­ Rub rheumatism away. houses stand boy life is being better LUMBIA—NOT WITH US. If they choose “Her Social Value” ed by the personal influence that adoption of the most modern methods of flows from them. the former alternative, they must put it in AMALGAMATED “Our second task, as our motto production, to effect economies enabling us runs, Is ’To Conquer Hate.’ Toc H to avoid asking for an increase in price, is our power to demonstrate to investors that VETERANS MAKE brings together men and lads from every rank and station. The mechanic due to the energy and respurcefulness of we can with reasonable certainty rely on PRINCESS MOLLY-O GREAT PROGRESS and the barrister, (he typesetter and the doctor, the student and the store your managers and their assistants in Van­ sufficient income to maintain our present EARL MOORE PRESENTS The regular inoeting*of the Amal­ man. Our camps and common pil­ interest and dividend payments and to pay gamated Veterans’ Association will grimage parties dispel the poison of couver and Victoria, and I am sure that, take place at the Trades and Labor class prejudice before it can take after hearing the record which I have just 8 per cent, on all new capital raised, which “Broadway WILL OPEN Hall to-night at 8 o’cWk, and a large hold upon the mental system. .(.tendance is requested. Great pro­ A Task for the Church. given you of what they have achieved, you is the rate now demanded in the money gress has been mata; along com­ Jones” mercial lines with ploy ment “In the past the church has neg will appreciate their services as much as markets of the world by money for invest­ YOUR HEART bureau und approximately three lected this wprk or delegated it t< Geo. Cohan's Comedy Drama. hundred men have been found em others and the result has been for we do. ment in sound public utility enterprises. All Week, Commencing Wednesday. Watch For Her. ployment, either permanent or tem the most part failure, through a lack Electric Power Development The people can do this either by supporting Phone 3801 for Seats. porary. By this vfact the veterans of inspiration. If the church has have proven that much employment learned anything from the war With Ihe single exception of the doubt as our forthcoming application to be trans­ may be created by a little energy, and her now set aside good men to this ■enthutiLasm. especial task. If Panada would be to the fares which we may be permitted to ferred from provincial control to the con­ Despite the mstny obstacles, this kind to her dead she will build them body is accomplishing much. In a no more monuments, but will open collect in Vancouver after July 1 trol of the Dominion Railway Commission Pantages Theatre COOKS,'- WAITERS’ AND few weeks, it is expected, they will be such houses as living and growing next, 1 see no uncertainty in the or by simply granting us the right to charge a part of the Canadian Legion, which memorials in her great cities." TWO DAYS ONLY WAITRESSES’ s the name implies, is a body of future of the company. Obviously, a 6 cent fare for a period of 10 or 12 years. eterans whose aim is unity and har­ mony of all ex-service bodies to work however, the degree of progress ex­ We look to them for a wise decision. Mm.-Tsm. Feb. 27-21 for" the community as a whole, and the broad principles of that body will £ For Rheumatism/ prove that only by helping the public Bargain Matinee Tnsaiay Annual In general, can they lyslp ex-service Their commodious new quarters on Douglas Street, formerly occupied Adapted by June Mathis by the Dental Clinic, will be opened by March 4. The aecretary’s office by John F. Soit B. C. Electric Railway Co. GRWooftRA will be opened on March 1. BAUME Dance A relief fund is in operation which All Seats Reserved Repertoire is administered gratis by various MON,—'*LA BOHEME," Saroy». Charle- comrades, and any donations of BENGUÉ TWO SHOWS DAILY bols. Boecsccl. Valle. DeBlasl. D’Amico. money, food, or clothing will allevi­ fittvar. TVER. MAT.—"MARTHA,'* I.uccheee. Kll- ate the distress of many poor fam­ Matinee at 2.30 p. m. nova. Boecacct, D Amico, Cervl, Canova. Sulwrltett* Evening at 8.30 TVVM. EVE.—“MMR. BUTTERFLY." CALEDONIA HALL ilies. In this department, a little goes Mlura (guest), Kllnova. Agostini, Royer, a long way to a, destitute family. A at the Empress Hotel pn Thursday Thursday next as Mrs. Adams Beck Price»: Matinee, 60c; Loges, 75c TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 THE OPEN DOOR DeBlasl. basket of food, or a few Clothes brings 3.30 p.m. Major Bullock-Webster will Is to address the meeting, which is Evening, Main Floor, 76c; Bal­ MAIL ORDERS NQW—gRAT SALE great joy to a lot of little mouths, and read the part of Sir Geoffrey Tran­ open to the public. cony, 60c; Loges, $1.00. THURSDAY. invokes a blessing on the donor. All Mrs. F. G. Aldous will take the part Ladies 75c Gents $1.00 RELIEVES PAIN> som. It is expected that another of Sent Sale Opens Thursday at PRICES—Evening. B0c-|5.S0. sfgtine». 6Sc- contributions may be sent to II. P. } 1.00 a tube, at year dealer's, tr by ■aid of J-ady Tormlnster In the New Liter­ $2. Plus 10 per cent. War Tax. Bernard Shaw’s plays, namely. "Man Spending makes yon poorer, but it 10 A. M. Capitol vBox Office. Buffet Supper Free. Thorpe, Amalgamated Veterans' As­ sociation, 127 Pemberton Building, ary Society’s Dramatic Reading of and Superman" will be given shortly. gives you a delightful .ensation of Victoria. Alfred Sutro’a play “The Open Door," A large attendance is expected on being rich. SâÉÉÈÉiii

» 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TÜESpAY, FEBRUARY 21-, 1922 TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS JO 1090 T1MES.WE WILL DO THE REST

LOST AND FOUND (Copyright 1920. By IL C. Fisher Trade Mark Res. In Canada.) IOUND—Llewellyn setter dog. Saanich license for 1920 No. 245. Phone 5077. MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Gives Away a Business Secret f 21-37 ' OST—Airedale pup, Sunday, Dallas- Road, lag No. 377, Phone 7316X. , THAT LAM N'CU NO'. WOT cents I've OPENED up A CUT-RATE- winêty Flue Fiue cents. Five -n-»sst> jvsrmovj; sh€'s FIVE CGIUTS OST—Bunch of keys, near Post Office. DRUG ST OR 6 AMD Beueve cents, ves sir weu, r Hard of hcarimg ami I Reward. Harold Fleming. 1014 Oo\ - LOOKS ernment Street.______•______<21-37 ME BUSINESS is nifty! FROM TH6RÇ YOU NtNETV GAUe IT VUHC-W r A'itceD H6R. for lady: we made UTRAYED—Boston bull, brlndle, white MUTT'S mV clerk AMD AR6, SIR. Five cewTi. TO You'. N|N€T1 FWC OCAH-S FOR THRee ccnT4 «pot on nose, brass collar. Phone FRonT 2B38L. Regard. f20tf-37 He-S A wizard at that l^usreiu-y1 192^ ft PRESCRIPTION SHfc ON IT prescription stuff. Gftue Me Five ceiurs anyway.' POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK TONI and WALK'S T> OUT A NY QUANTITY of chickens wanted for cash at your home. Phdne 5019L. 33

uer it T3ABY CHICKS, BABY cfclCKS—Any * * breed and any quontltyX also three Go, MUTT - special pens of Barred Rocks 1 headed by prize-winning roosters. Large Quantity of R. I. Red. Barred Rocks and White Leg­ horn pullets. See me for your breeding cockerel and save money. Incubators and brooders supplied. Special for week-end. broilers. 10 weeks old. first shipment to arrive In city. John Day. 832-36 Yates St.: also Stalls 43. 59 and 15A. City Market. 32 T^GOS (or hatching, from Imported strain •* ^ White Wyandot tes. greatest layers on earth : 91.60 per setting. E. J. Rldout. 427 Kingston St. Phone 1584Y. mlu-32

|^OR SALE—One only, specially* fine imnmn breeding pen pure bred White Orping­ tons. tested cock mated to three unrelaV d females: all bred from trap-nested prize­ winning stock. Hatching eggs now on sale. *• Windyhaugh," Fairfield Road. Tel. f'Of’f-. f 21 - .$2 ATCHING EGGS, from my noted lay­ ing strains of White Wyandot tes. HWhite Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. $1.50 setting. R. Waterhouse, 170 Obe.l Ave. Phone 7027R1. ml6-32 ARTZ MOUNTAIN ROLLERS—The f roller with, a song. 6056X, 2535 ork Street. f30 32 \TANURE for 'sale, cheap; ploughing and •‘■’L general team work done. Phone Noble, 4786X1. ______-______FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS- EN of fine two-year geese 4Toulouse). f Lor i sts. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. AUTOMOBILES AUTO REPAIRS (Continued.) P 19341,. 2988 Douglas Street. T21-32 (Continued) -HOLED Buck Liberty range, wft., Ai hode ISLAND RED eggs for hatch­ Bfrimria Sails STimf# /lOR.XER FLOWER SHOP—PhorA 1439 .ENGLISH trained nurse wants position. ^CMB AUTO REPAIR SHOP for ser condition, S33.R0. ?02 Yates Street. NOR SALE—Drop-head sewing machine, ing. the best laving and show stock: -J nurAery governess ; would take delicate MASTERS MOTOR CO.. LTD. vice day and night 4 Rprice $1.50 and $2.00 per setting; $10.00 V' Broad and View. Floral designs of ] 5—EXCELLENT, BUYS—5 I1 splendid condition. «$16.60 Apply -JJ Advertising Phone No. 1090 all deacrlptlons a specialty. Seedsmen. infant: Box 618. Times. 119-16 A ' NEW CENTURY STOVE. $17.50; hcat- Government Street.__Phone 243^R.2432R. f23-l»t-;----- p»r hundred Phone 3121R or 768. 32 'Day-Elder Trucks, 1-6 Tons. • Rates for classified advertising A e-rs 'from $2.50; iron beds from. $1 up; FARMERS’ PRODUCE STORE*. UNIOR stenographer will accept.smaller CHEVROLET. 5-seater. o i •> new condition. This car has rocker.* from $2.50. 810 Pandora. Situations Vacant. Situations Wanted. salary for experience. Box 677, Times. Night Service -741 Fisgard- Street. 433 Johnson Street. p.h,'lLe - MISCELLANEOUS To Rent. Articles for Sale. Lost or P'ound, | J extra good tires, 192. license, and Day Phone .612. Night. 6218R A BEAUTIFUL old J dinner set. OTATOES—Netted G«ms. $ - ^ Da“1 also good table spuds at tZ 0° al?d etc- 1 Üc per word per insertion. Contract It runs and looks é)]ual to a bargain. Phone 6884X. 1036 P rates on application. COMING EVENTS new one. ______18, $1.75 bag. Apples, good -ating end eooK- AVE your phonograph repaired a No advertisement for less than 15c. AGENTS. -OVERLAND, late model (90), In Ing. from $2.00 box ; 5 lbs.. 25c Earl> H^ Wilson’^ Repair Shop. 612 Cormoran Minimum number of words, 10. beautiful order. It looks, and AUTO TRANSFERS X BIG BARGAIN—New California seed potatoes now In stock. Hulk * • IGGONISMS—“We would all be happy runs absolutely as good aa new A almonds. 2Vfc lbs. for 5Or; new filberts. new crop. Special, best colors. Spencer In computing the number of words in If we didn't try to be happier.'" Dlg- F.N and women, not to canvass, but to sweet peas. 25c or..: also .eight weeks early F you want a safe expert, get him an advertisement, estimate groups of three D In every respect /'8ARITOL TRANSITER—Baggage, fur 26ç lb. ; also Brazils, soft shelled walnut» gon's, printers, stationers and engravers.X» L travel anr". appoint local represent»- and paper shelled almonds, at Pouparus. pea. 50c lb. Blue Bantam. Gradua. Eng- I Carver A Son, onqoslte Times Bldg or less figures as ore word. Dollar marks 12IQ Government Street. Pound . package, ttvee. $21 a week and expenses guaranteed, -FORD, 1920-21 model, 5-seater." .tyre 'moving. R. Tlllyer, Phone 236 or Han Wonder, from 40c lb. Broad beans. • and all abbreviations count as one word. linen notepnper' 1108 .-folded sheets), sp-î- with good '-l ance to make $50 a weed; and mi If you were to put this car 30c lb. T^oganberrles. tips, one and two- T R SAUNDERS—Insurance of every Advertisers who so desire mav have re­ ,x penses*. State age an-1 qualifications alongside of a new. one yôu year-old plants; black currants, one ana kindkt written on houses, furniture, plies addressed to a box at The Times Experience unnecessary. Winston Co». Dept could hardly tell them apart L A TTENTION!—Mrs. Hunt. wardrobe three-rear-old ; Himalaya blackberry tips, automobiles, etc.; also life. 1003 .Lang I fa-. Office and forwarded to their private OOKP, WAITERS AND WAITRESSES O. Toronto. • will pay you to see this one. - BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES dealer, of Winnipeg and Calgary.^is strawberry plan-ts. raspberry canes. Phone 3179. 36 address. A charge of 10c Is made for this C — Annual dance, Caledonia Hall. Tues­ -FORD, 1920 touring, equally as open to buy and' sell ‘high-class ladles . day. Feb. 21. Special buffet supper. Get AN OR WOMAN—do not remain gents’ and childrens clothing. Special /~1 ATE LEG TABI.il. white enamel double $485 good ns the above. This car has ICYCLE season Is opening—Bring your Birth Notices, $1.00 per Insertion.' tickets from members. ______f-’l-8 M only run about 3.000 mlleti a offers for gentlemen’s clothes. We pay "T bed, dresser, ward rope, new electric Marriage. Card of Thanks, and In household -necessities ; tremendous dehiand . B bicycle to repair and overhaul. Law n spot cash to any amount. Business VOVEI.TT WOODWORKERS—Patterr. It has h&d exceptionally çareful mowers repaired and sharpened. - Work heater: no dealers. Phone 3674L. 919 ' Memoriam, $1.50 per Insertion. Death and ( • Room, CLUB—Military 600. Dining territory arranged: - work pleasant; ' pay done strictly private. Mrs. Hunt will call Pembroke. * rrnklng done, models made end patent Funeral Notices. $2.50 for 1. 2 or 3 lnser- Empress Hotel. Friday. 2 4fh liberal even for spare time; experience or guaranteed We call and deliver. Do herself tJ any address, or call at 763 is developed. 82>? Fisgard. Phone 28:n. 30 prompt ; good scrips. Ad- capital unnecessary. Garretson. Limited. •McLaughlin e touring cart minion Repair Shop. 1426 Government* Si Fort Street. Phone 4021 ; after 6 p.m.. Sine Greener shotgun, cost $225. mission 36c, Brant ford. < >nt.______f -* 2 -13 $871 extra good order. It has very Victoria, B. <\ Phone 4765. ______f2'4-l VT o vner needs cash, sacrifice $J 2 5 good tires with-"» spare and the 7781. L? ANCE, Knights of Columbus llall, 902 motor runs like a charm. The ENTLEMAN’S Cleveland bicycle, new QAW8. tools, knives, scissors put Al D Government Street, 9 to 12, Wednes­ AUTOMOBILES general appearance of the Is GI tires and inner tubes, cheap. 3421L. OLDEN ' OAK dining aet. $75, and kJ shape.shar 'Phone W. Emery, 1567 Glad­ day, Feb. 22. under auspices Seghers Coun­ exceptionally good. f22r!7 OTTLE8 and Jars of all kinds, 25c dor. writing desk. $20. 749 Fort. Tyldes- stone Ave. • tf-36 cil. Y. M. I., in aid of the poor. Admis­ and tip. Phone 6796. H G BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND We have others, too. \\’E are In need of second-hand bicycles. B Established 1908. sion 50c. Ozard s orchestra.______f22-8 "Advertising Is to business VV in >R and 20 in. frames; also ladles' RIGHT top Steel ranges, new and used. milk, 18 pints for $1. and Motohlke models. If you have any of 'lOQD quality as steam is to machinery.'* DEATHS ON’T FORGET the trainmen's dance Your old stove taken in trade. We T Phone 7739R2. f21-18 DIPLOMACY < B. of R. T.>. Alexandra Ballroom, SELECT YOUR CAR FROM THIS LTf’ these we will buy them for cash. Pllinley Bmake colls, repair, move and connect C D & Ritchie. Ltd.. 611 \>w Street. 17 IN Hunt’s 6-niece orchestra. Buffet DODGE ROADSTER, late j§>()o0 MASTERS MOTOR CO., LTD., ranges. If. It’s to do with your range In F you DO NOT SEE What you are look­ ADVERTISING. Dancing 8.1.0 to 1, f22-8 915 Tates St, Cor. of Quadra St. Phone 372 any way. see us. Southall, the Stove King. Ï ing for advertised here, why not ad­ ELLIOTT—On the 19th Inst., at the resi­ 833 Fort Street. - vertise your want? Some one amongst dence of her daughter, Mrs. Gordon AD1ES' AUXILIARY, Bovs’ Natal OVERLAND TOURING, model WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ths thousands of readers will most likely right -word McQueen, of 906 Market Street, there J Brigade, military five hundred. Wed­ $695 FOR 8 A LB. /CANADA PRIDE RANGE. SNAP—Hot have Just what you are looking for and passed away at a late hour Saturdav I nesday, Feb. 22. at 8.30, Trades Hall, Broad ORD and Chevrolet second-hand parts, 1ANOK wanted ; must be reasonable and Ij water. Jacket, 'good order, $60. 810 be glad to sell at a reasonable price. 18 right evening. February 19, Mrs. Jeanette street: 18 prizes; reserved tables. Phone BRISCOE TOURING, like in good condition. Phone 2028R, f27-19 montent Bruce Elliott, widow of the late S65R or 480Y. f21-S ..... $575 F half price; caah paid for cars. W. C T4 f ALLEABLE and steel ranges, $2.00 per James Elliott', of North Cayuga. On­ Frank Cameron, 943 View st. Phone 1615.■y£R8. SHAW buys usetf clothing at hlgh- IRE AM SEPARATOR; new brass steer- AL week. Phone 4689. 1615 Douglas 16 J ing wheels. $3.60. Mac’s. Store Street. tario, who pre-deceased her in March, ASQUERADE and hard times dance. MAXWELL TOURING. C diplomacy. 191 «. The late Mrs. Elliott was a M Marigold Hall, Friday. Feb. 24 In­ $475 SPECIAL BUYS IN USED CARS. Phone 401 Words native of Dunnvllle. Ontario, and a 1919 ...... TONES, dhlcken house and ladder fac- tent rbgn trains leave city 7.30 p. m. Har­ FORD SEDAN, late model, self starter CONTENTS of a seven-roomed house, that resident of this city for the past ten mony orchestra. Admission, Including re­ LD BICYCLES and pafts in any cpndl tory. 827 Fort Street. Victoria. Chicken CHEVROLET TOURING, shock absorbers and numerous other, J- everything complete. Apply 1007 Mc- houses in sections, garden swings, garden will years, aged 81 years. She leaves to freshments, 50c. ____ f 2 4 - 8 Baby.$795 accessories. Splendid tire** and _car_ lion. Victory Wreckage Cycle Works. ( smooth mourn her loss two daughters, of this O Casklll Street, Victoria Wgst.______T23-18 seats, dog kennels, boats, celling clothes perfect condition. tJÊfïT'x Uhone 681 Johnson tit. Will call at hangers, plate racks, meat safes, medicine the city', Mrs. Winters and Mrs. Gordon ILITARY five hundred and dance, CHEVROLET TOURING. » «»• ^375 Price ...... VvIG any .address. .path of McQueen : also three sons, J. H. Elliott, ON’T HESITATE—Phone 3408 If you cupboards, babies' corrals, anything made M Orange Hall, Tuesday, 21st, at 8.30. have any furniture you wish to dis­ business, of Vancouver; R. B. Elliott, of Vic­ Good scrip prizes. Admission 25c. f21 -8 FORD TOURING, 1318 model, all good SED TENTS wanted, no objection to a D to order. Phone 620. 4 18 toria. and F. £. Elliott, of Winnipeg. tires; car has been overhauled and runs pose of. Our representative will call and OLDFMOBILB TOURING, late U few holes. Victoria Tent Factory. offer current prices for same. Island Ex­ ) good will Man. : t wenti -Tour grandchildren' and EG CLAP. MEETING, Ladies’ Auxiliary, $950 splendidly. 6*0»)^ A RGB ihlsslon oak settee, upholstered x—and three great-grandchildren. K Fit. Andrew's and Caledonia Soclet;.. change. 745-747 Fort Street.______18 L Caledonia Hall, Thursday, Feb. 23. Mem­ ’ANTED—22 cal. high power Savage Tyldesl sales The remains arc reposing at the Thom­ bers bring -refreshments. Members of St. GRANT SIX. 1920, equal to CHEVROI.ET. late model Just been over­ ROPHEAD Singer machine. $34; guar­ $1150 \X and 26 cal. Remington rifle. Box anteed. ‘Phone 2S990, or 1722 Quadra. son Funeral Home, 1625 Quadra Street, Andrew's and Caledonia Society cordially hauled from one end to the other; has Times. f 21 -19 I) ANURE for sale, and ploughing done EASY TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED. numerous accessories and good tires. “Truthful. from where the funeral will take place on M Phone 6796. 18 well This Is a splendid buy 1TITANTKD—Fumed or mission oak wrlt- Tuesday, February 21, at 2.30 o'clock, and f|1HE usual Thursday night entertaln- ON ARCH RANGE. $50. Ph6ne 7455X1. Indited CARTIER BROS. ▼ V ing desk. Box 700, Times. f31|-19 r f24-18 advertising.” fifteen minutes later service will be held L ment at the Sailors’ Club, Esquimau, Phone 5237. M will be a whist drive. 724 Johnson Street. OVERLAND 90. 1919 model: all good tires. Such publicity st the Emmanuel Baptist Church, Glad­ W’ANTED—A young puppy, b always pays. This car has been privately owned and v V day night. Phone 7491L1._____ 121-19 AVY velvet skirt, miss's size, $4; also stone Ave., when the Rev. WMlllam Steven­ \\THIST DRIVE, Saturday night, in For is absolutely reliable. N lady’s raincoat, $4.50. Phone 7662L2. NEWTON Cheap at ...... 1 71X PR ESS WAGONS, new and second­ ADVERTISING J son will officiate. The remains will be v v estera’ Hall, 8.30. Six good scrip BUY BOTTLES, rags, also tools, AGENCY. stoves, furniture, etc.; we call any- 1ai hand, for aale, 1 driving cart, sacri­ laid to rest In the family plot at Rosa Bay -„. Hyatt hearing. - New MeLAUGHLIN. 1918. seven passenger, com­ w fice prices. Chafe & Jones, 642 Discovery. XTEW 4-holed Fawcett range, wft., 7 only Advertisement Writers and Advertising here. Phone 6186. 19 -*-1 left : extra special, $44. B. C. Hard­ Cemetery. — Department hearing. Jaxon’a rime and pletely overhauled ; all new cord tires Phone 3022. 18 Contractors. rim parts. HI-Speed piston rlngs^ W. H. and spare; new battery. This car will ware, Fort Street. ______Multigrnph and Nlmeograph Circular Let­ LODGES AND SOCIETIES ters and Postcards. Addressing. Mailing. Hughes, authorized distributor for Bearing give splendid service. $1350 AK bedstead and dresser to match, in CARD OF THANKS. Service Company, 847 Yates 8t. (°PPOfU® BOATS Rates quoted for Local. Dominion and O good condition, only $14.75. Pandora Foreign Publications. Mr Albert W. Rowles and daughter OLUMBIA LODGE, No. 2. I. O. O. F. McLaughlin Garage). Phone 3816. Night Meets Wednesdays, Odd Fellows’ Hall. TAIT & MACRAE. Bargain House. 741 Pandora. m4-18 Suite 24. Winch Building. Phone 1915. Eva ‘ also Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayward and C phone 62681..______. . 833 View'St. Phone 1693 OR SALE—One 18 h. p. heavy duty family, wish to thank their many friends Buffalo, one 10 h. p. Union engine. ELECTION good clean carpets, ruga and .10R SALE—Chevrolet. 6-passenger. j GOOD USED CARS SALE. F T74NGLISH PRAM SHOP—Baby cars and runners. Victoria Carpet Washing for the kind messages of sympathy and in good order, has license for 19--: Armstrong Bros., 134 Kingston. 40 S the beautiful floral tributes sent during nights of pythias—Far west- I CHEVROLET, 6-1passenger, new- Pj repairs, nil kinds. 1218 Government. Co.. 921 Fort. Phone 7683.______r7tf-18 TIMBER price $390. Phone 1015. ______r;.3V-8 Phone 1302. m20-18 their sudden bereavement. K Vlctoria Lodge, No. 1. meets K. of P. ly painted, slipal! covers, spot QET of f!n« oak dining chairs, new. Hall, North Park St.. Thursdays. A. G. good as new, one light, and other extras. TO LET MISCELLANEOUS. H Phone 67Ï2Y. f21-18 ^^BOUT 4.000 cords standing fir, Harding. Secretary. 1006 Government St. 9 UPMOBILE roadsto 71RM1NE fur scarf for sale, very reason- spare tire, price $160. 1010 Balmoral dM prfTpr—BUICK K 49, In perfect run- 'i able. Phone 4166R.______*25-18 H ■1 1 RINGER sewing machine, $13.5Q; cents cord. Box 675, Times. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Road. Phone 4414L. ______L—1—5 nP-LU • v nlng order. ESK ROOM in ground floor office on F’ rente, like new, $50. 749 TIOR SALE—New suits, new coats, new HELP WANTED—MALE VOR SALE—IF!? 3-seater Studebaker D Douglas Street for rent, office attend­ Tyldesley’s IMBER—Small tracts of four to six Ol A—BUICK D 4*. a real buy at ant. phone and electrtic light available.I 1 dresses, skirts, at the lowest prices: million feet of Crown granted timber _? t:ar. splendid condition, cord tires ~“K SP-L^-LV this price. also a few garments to clear at very low ÜAWM1LL FOR SALE—Practically new. T . ____ Ite lubricator Apply Box 6402. Times.______f21-26 for aale. also ties and mine props, on. East 'ILASSES are now forming on automobile 2 spares, equipped with Al reduced prices. Your credit is good if not L and complete small sawmill, about Coast of V. I. on the railway and close to system ; for sale $700. DPhone ~ 4763. fl7tf-16 Trailers, Truck, and Other Good Buys. Ç^ARAGE for rent, Dallas Road, near Furnishing ( ' instruction, specializing on Ignition, * Take a Look. convenient to pay all cash. We Invite your 10.000 capacity, sell cheap or trade for tide water. Franco-Canadlan Coy., Ltd.. starting an-1 lighting systems, also me­ Cook Street. Phone 179SL. Inspection,’ The Famous Store, Ltd., 636 equal value In Victoria” home. Anplv 110 Belmont House, Victoria. B.C. 49 NDS chanical and driving. Individual Instruc­ Yates Stteet. Phone 4061.______18 owner, 230 Pemberton Bldg^______f23-18 USED CARS -«P-.C-0 EOR „„ l OOD storage space for rent, cheap. On 1612 Quadra Street tion. Get ready for the Spring demand. CI irai Transfer. Phone 3087, 1217 ^harf ITIOR SALE—Either horse or cow manure. WEET PEA SEED. 1921 crop. Spencer 7063 See Manager. Old Church Oarage, 614 Phone 1017L. variety. If you want early bloom Phones—Office. 3306: Res , 6035 and Courtney Street, cor. of Gordon. 10 BROTHERS' TOURING, S We carry a complete Une funeral $650—DODGE sow as early as garden can be worked. gond shape. DO IT THE TIMES WANT 8,r“OUSES‘ —Rent and sale, terms. Findlay, ion SALE—Cecilian gramophone, cheap 10c per packet ; 1? packets, named; all dif­ supplies at moderate prices. T/-ETERANS’ ELECTRIC CO. will repair $1 000—DODGE BROTHERS screen AD_ vVAY. H°Durham & Brodle, Union Bank Build­ ï ferent, for* $1 00; sent free anvwherr. AVE the auto vacuum cleaner for yoqr Calls promptly attended to, V your bells, electric Irons, motors and DELIVERY, Just overhauled. ing. m4-26 Direct from the grower, Fred Cousins. H carpets; satisfaction assured. Phone ^Licensed embalmers and lady assist- Westholme Block. Phone $1 400—NASH SIX TOURING. speclat. Ruby Road. Gordon Head, and Public m4-10 with wire wheels, new paint and good Market. Victoria. ml2-3 8 \\’ANTED—Fully qualified druggist as PHOLSTERING—Chesterfield and eaay ROOM AND BOARD ’ » dispenser, whole time; state age A. E. HUMPHRIES MOTORS. LTD.. U chairs made to order, all kinds of FUNERAL CO.. LTD. qualifications, experience and salary re­ J. Simpson. 79. * Cor. View and Vancouver Sts. ORDEN HOTEL—Under new manage­ (Hayward's) Est. .1867 quired ; preference given to married man. B ment. 825 Fort. Rates, $8 per week. Box 660, Times. ______f22-10 YES. THERE’S A REASON. B.C. 734 Broughton Street JAMESON A WILLIS Calls Attended to at All Houra PARTY FOR TWO? Go to Stevenson s USED CARS GUARANTEED. Phone 2683. AHALAN," 826 Douglas, Beacon Hill Moderate Chargea A —the home of “Bordeaux" Ice Cream. "CA Park, under new management; steam FOR A 1920 MAXWELL. In flrst- J. WARDALE, the name with heat. ,______f 24-30 Embalming For Shipment a Speciality. qpiJOU class condition, good tires with M" reputation, who will call ,and buy ■piURNISHED ROOM. and board If de­ Phones 2235. 22**. 32»7. 1773R. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. spare. Easy terms. ladles', gents’ and children's clothing, bed­ sired, good location, modern house. BUYS a late model Chalmers, ding, etc. The Daily Newspaper Open for Business. Phone 8674L. _____ f21-M $1000 6-paasenger. first-class condi­ FUNERAL HOME T^XPERIENCKD hand Ironers. also laun- tion. looks and runs like new. O RENT—Well-furnished bedroom (gen­ 1625 /Quadra Street -*J dry machine hands. New Method 1821 DOUGLAS STREET. T tlemen only) ; breakfast If desired. Phone 498. Laundry. 1015 North Park Street. T21-11 FOR A 1920 CHALMERS, 7- Phone 3676L.______f26-IO THOMSON pasaenger, In a new condition, Block below H. B. Co. $1275 mo RENT—Well-furnished bedroom, eult- To serve our patrons well and make "XTEN AND WOMEN, steady tfork. Ap- good cord tires with spare. A ply at Delhi Hotel Office between 9 srfcrtflce. XX.’HKN ordering goods by mall send .1 able for friends (gentlemen only); each SERVICE a stepping stone towards ’V Dominion Express money order. 18 and 10 mornings. 5 and 6 nights. f21 -Â1 JAMESON & WILLIS. LTD.. breakfast If desired. Phone 8076L. f25 30 their perfect confidence is our desire and 739 Fort Street. Phone 2246. Is Home Reading XATOOD CUTTING OUTFIT for aale. TYPEWRITING CHAMPIONSHIP CON­ ’ * Price. 440 Gorge Road E. f 23-8 FURNISHED ROOMS constant endeavor. Our respect for the TEST. sacred trust placed in us merits your SPECIAL high speed typewriting classes rniRE REPAIRS—Don’t throw away that J A BICYCT.ES with new tires, from 610 to -L old tire before you get an opinion aa 820. RM Johnson Ft. Phone 735. confidence. at Sprotl-Shaw Business Institute, to whether or not It Is worth a retread. A food manufacturer who spends $1,000,000 a year in advertising in Canada and the URNISHED ROOM, with board, central, consisting of lectures, drills and tests pre­ good location. 3674L. f27-2l paratory to contest for Fprott-Shaw Chal­ Tom Lumsden, Western Tire Station. *66 F lenge Cup. Classes begin Wednesday. tes Çtreet. Phone 6277. 16 United States said, m quoting his advertising experience, “The daily newspaper is home TENDERS. .1ULLERS LODGE—Ideal bachelor»' FUNERAL February 15. at 7.30, and . are held every 1 home. Every home comfort. Terms McCALLBROS. DIRECTORS Wednesday till April 12. Telephone 28 for utomobile owners—Be wise! Get reading. fllENDERS will be received by the Die reasonable. One minute from car line. particulars of this course and champion­ A your engine overhauled before the J txlct Forester. Court House. Vancou Phone 2373L. Proprietor, H. J. Fuller. Office and Chapel. 952 Johnson St. ship contest. 11 Spring rush. Exact estimates given. ver, up to noon on March 15th. 1922, for Î22-21 Modern Service. Moderate Charges. Workmanship guaranteed. Arthur Dand- “It links me and my product up with the. retailer who sells it and with the people who the purchase of the following : Ford run­ In sorrow, sincere sympathy Is best ex­ \X .’ANTED—Reliable cook-general. ^23°-11 ridge, 749 Broughton Street. Phone 6519. about cars, numbers 188909. 188923 and pressed in service, regardless of remunera­ > > 2867L. Night. 6474K. eat it in a way that no other medium can approach. It is true that I use other kinds of 188987. The cars can be seen on applica­ HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS tion. We are able to embalm and forward XX7ANTBD—Girl to look after thr* chll- tion to District Fol-est Supervisor. 3 any case (In compliance with the Health 1 V dren. Apply Mrs. Beddy, 2615 Turner OR SALE—5-passenger car. In good of- advertising as well as daily newspapers. But if I was forced to do without many forms of Brumpton Block, Nanaimo. All bids must ELHI HOTEL ROOMS—Housekeeping Act) to any part In the world. Street. Phone 4612L. f22-ll F der. good tires, Bosch magneto; snap he accompanied by a certified cheque for and bedrooms. 617 Yates St.31 Phones: Office. 883; Res., 315TR. for cash, or will consider trade, launch, publicity, I could get along without everything hut daily newspaper advertising. 10% of total amount tendered. f22-51 D BNSON’S “Bordeaux" Ice f2ia-Ti etc. Phone 7161Y1. f21-16 TIOR RENT—6-room, unfurnished apart- 8T1ins French ! Its delicious! fllENDERS will he received up to 24th In slant for logging outfit, chains, tools. I■ ment, Yates Street, between Bjaneh- MONUMENTAL WORKS .IORD worm drive chassis, 1918 model, “The strength of daily new-spaper advertising for me lies in the fact that I can vary my 3 heavy horses, harness, etc.. 1 Willamette ard and Quadra ; rent $15. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE I. $350r Ford chassis. $110; Ford road­ logging engine, with drums, cables and Co., 641 Fort Street. MORTIMER A SON—Stone and monu- ster. $250 and $175; Dodge roadster. $650. appeal as often as I like, and can start or stop overnight. equipment complete. Same can be In­ NE AND TWO-ROOMED Apartment», . mental works. 720 Courtney Street. Many others, at Rennieservlce, 1717 Cook jected at Cobble Hill. Address tenders to J ARPENTER (first-class) wants work, O fully furnished. Including light, hot Phone 3802. Street, City. Y21-16 “There is practically no waste, because everybody can eat what I make, and everybody Mortgagee, Box 6484, Daily Times. Vic­ and cold water bath, Sylvester Apart- C day or contract. Phone 6232R. f27-14 toria.______f22- 51 ment». 715 Yates. TXHILLIPS’ STONE WORKS, 1602 Fatr- ANDY MECHANIC, repairs stoves. rnoiTRING, 1918, everything in b reads the daily newspapers.” L mechanical order, leaving city;, $495 T. HELEN'S, 828 Courtney. Housekeep­ X field Road. Phone 4828. rea. 4686Y. H plumbing, drains, cars, etc.; cneap exchange. rates. A. Swift, phone 7706R1. cash. 2156 Brighton Ave.. Oak Bay. f21 If you want the trade of the home, win it through the daily .friend and counsellor of S ing rooms, single or en suite ; bed­ I lOR SALE—Overland truck, $186. Phone rooms for transient». Phone 68610._____ 81 TEWART MONUMENTAL WORKS, LTD T710R SALE—Or exchange for Ford car, 3,800,000 Canadian families. Jr moving picture machine, In good con­ S Office and yard. cor. May »n‘*_Bber*!J FURNISHED SUITES Streets, near Cemetery. Phone 4817. 60 "KIOR good class Joinery work and ll’ANTBD—For caah, late model Ford dition. Apply 2430 Richmond Road. f22-42 1- cabinetmaking, go to Day & Friend VY touring car; most be In good run­ 1003 l’êtes. Phone 6S38. ning order. Apply Box 641, Times. f21-16 XX’ANTED—Small sawmill ; will trade pro- K LAND APTS.—3-roomed furnished CEMETERY GARDENERS 11V perty, good location In Vancouver Z1HBVROLBT SERVTCS3 STATION—We Issued by the Canadian Daily Newspapers Association. ( 8-room house, garage, chicken house, IJ and are fully equipped to handle Chevrolet large lot. fruit trees and berries). Guef- 1-hone 6137. RAMPLKY and B. Brandson, 15*6 repairs, and carry a full line of genuine fory. 3260 Knight Road, Vancouver, B. C. LYMPIC APTS.. 1120 May, furnished Chevrolet parts. Star Garage, View and «1-43 flat. Phone 42880 for appolntmeet. 30 F. Belcher or 1424 Point Streets. »uc- Vancouver Phone 6771; night, 6366. O to W. H. Smith A Sons. m*-6? UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS. 16 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922

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STRICTLY A FORECLOSURE PROPERTY. P. R. BROWN * SONS. OWN YOUR HOME. A MODERN HOME of 8 rooms. FOR EXCHANGE. «Jr*AAJU 5V4 BLOCKS FROM THE BAY—7-room, new end modern Reel Estate, Financial ^and Fire Insurance KEATINGS DISTRICT. ) 1 ACRES choice land. Vancouver I«I- POST OFFICE and *4 block from the car. ESTABLISHED 1863. semi-bungalow, with granite front, nnd, to trade for Vlotçrla house. ,—ON TERMS, a very fine pro­ BRETT A KER, LTD., Attractive Inside and out, and having side complete with HOT WATER HEATING. entrance into a large reception hall, a cosy HARDWOOD FLOORS, granite open ftre- ne 107«. 1113 Broad Street. $8500 ducing property of ten acres, 033 Fort Street. Phene 133 WE SPECIALIZE IN BUNGALOWS. CJEVKRAL BLOCKS of go.od land. Okana- with tw» hundred cherry trees den 12x18 with fireplace and built-in book­ lace ip living room, beam ceilings, built- Real Estate. Financial and Insurance gan Valley, clear deed, to trade for cases, a living room 18x16 with fireplace, n buffet and bookcases, very fine Dutch ORGE DISTRICT—-We are offering an and about three acres of email HERE ARK A FEW CHOICE HOME* FOR Victoria house. Will assume. and a «lining room 13x16. These rooms SMALL HOMES rkitchen with all modern conveniences. 4 unusually good buy In this pro­ fruit (strawberries, logan­ SALE AT THE RIOHT TRICE. and hall all open en suite or cart be separ­ bedroom® 2 upstairs and 8 down), large G perty to close hir- estate Im­ berries, etc.). Three-roomed orrrtnn—a modern, ^up-to-date OTEL, furnished, going concern, in­ ated by sliding doors. . The kitchen is SMALL TAXES clothes closets, etc. : very fine basement mediately. There are two large bouge, chicken houses, etc. «pvuw OAK BAY BUNGALOW of at­ H terior B. C„ to trade for Victoria 12x13 and the pantry is 9x9, with cup­ with laundry tubs: large lot with lane Bt Immediate possession can be tractive exterior design and in AK BAT—Fully rnoa.ru. I-room.a bun- property. Will pay cash difference u lota with eight assorted fruit galow on quiet street and close to boards, sink and accommodation for a SMALL PAYMENTS aide and rear; new garage. Price 16.000. trees, bearing, balance In gar­ given. This property is worth the best of condition inside. O111. .... Rooms'1 b.autlfully -p*nî *oullt-lnnecessary. GAS STOVE. Upstairs there are four bed­ terma to suit. •» den. Hix-roomed. story and a. looking into as it Is one of the Features embody fine panel rooms ranging in size from 12x16 to l*xlw, $2625 very few producers on the beamed, and contain all Kmd. ol bullt ln P you have real estate for trade any­ half bungalow, with open fire­ and beam work, large open feature*, large open fireplace, fully •»U|J each with large closets; also a fine bath­ ALL and let us convince you that it la AIRFIELD Chest part )— 8-room, new place and modern bathroom. fireplace, kitchen with all I where in Canada or United States, room. The basement has cement floor, is cheaper to buy your own home than built-in conveniences, 3 roomy ped Dutch kitchen, t«o large and one bring ue your proposition. We can be or C -L and modem residence, with fine Large woodshed. Thlfi house emeU bedroome, three-piece bethreom, .well lighted and has furnace, tubs, toilet pay rent. What do you «-get for paying granite front. HOT WATER HEATING, is a little over ten years old. ROBERT 8. DAY A SON, LTD., bedrooms with clothes closetk; and gas. This Is on a lo£ 50x120, with 6 rent?—Nothing but shelter and receipt*, very fine floors and built-in effects. Hen We can arrange easy terms. 620 Fort Street, Victoria, H , full high cemented basement garage, cement walks and driveway DUNFORD’8, LIMITED. bearing fruit trees and chicken house. ut you do get something when you’re mak­ and living room have good fireplaces, beam and laundry tuba level lot, all good soil. Real Estate Service. 300 Pemberton Bldg. ing payments on a home purchase, PRICE $6.006. Terms can be arranged and immediate poe- ceilings and choice panelling. 4 very fine seaslon given. bedrooms with hot and cold water in- HARDWOOD FLOORS. ERNWOOD ESTATE—4-room, cosy snappy buy, within five min­ HOT WATER HEATING STRICKLAND. SWAIN * PATRICK. stalled, bath and toilet separate, guests utes' walk to the City Hall and AK BAY—Brand new, modern, F bungalow, with part basement. washroom off hall, billiard room, etc.: - Hudson's Bay atore. Ftve- O roomed bungalow. This Jjttl . dy 1310 Douglas Street,. Phones 6497 and 3400 Nicely finished inside and on a large lots in orchard and garden, etc. ; loomed bungalow, containing ICTORIA CORPORATION PROPERTY and situate within easy reach Is not quite completed, but will be ®11KA lot 43^x116. Think of it! very fine garage in keeping with house, of cars, beach and schools, on bright living room with open V" FOR SALE for occupancy in about a weer.Ulinnallr TO CLOSE ESTATE. VlltlU price Is only $1,160. and terme cement driveway: very fine granite fence. $2100 fireplace, dining room, twq just under " quarter acre of Its a lovely little place. «eepLonallT PROFESSIONAL CARDS This property is clos» in and in good loca­ 8% Discount for All Cash. land, in lawns, fruit trees and well built and contains many original ideas r\7E ARK selling this up-to-date, mod- bedrooms with clothes closets (Continued.! YY ern, 6-room bungalow at a eroat tion. Price only $10.000. terms. in each, and bathroom, kit­ vegetable garden. Garage with In arehlteeiure and Interior éWJ»*1»*- "VfBAR JUBILEE HOSPITAL—A 6-room 6% Discount to those who build (under cement floors. Terms arranged. Living room nicely panelled, |crny sacrifice, situated on Mitchell Street, Oak chen. Terms, $600 caah, bal- certain conditions). Bay. It has living room, dining room with ■*71 cottage, nicely situated and (? a nee as rent. fireplace, leaded glass doors 0,110 facing east. An old-faèhk>nc«l LY ACRES. all good land and cultivated, etc.; combination dining room and *»* LD COUNTRY graduate, open for en built-in features and open fireplace. - gor-Q * Easy Terma gagements. maternity preferred^ bedrooms and 1 small one, good kitchen, but very nicely arranged place. close to city and paved road. RESIDENCE ELMONT AVE.-A really splendid four- Quarter cash., balance over 5 yeara roomed, modern bungalow, chon, with built-in buffet, window seats, O Is absolutely modfrn and well built, COM­ with full concrete basitnent. large scullery, etc.; .bedrooms and batn terms reasonable. Box 6948, Times. basement and furnace; large lot. Only $2100 Open fireplaces. Lot Is 68x130. roomed bungalow, In the pink Interest 6%. $3,500, on very easy terms. Very easy terms. PLETE WITH HOT WATER HEATING, B of condition. It is situated on furnace and wash trays; has room finished In white with grey P 6 fireplaces with best hardwood mantels. Good lots on the following streets: nil built-in features nnd is ling. Fine lot. .11 tile drained. When moderately high ground with PHYSICIANS. BRITISH AMERICAN BOND COHP., LTD. ARDEN CITY—l-room cottage. This 6 bedrooms (some with fireplaces and pleasant surroundings. It con­ Arnold. 50x120 ...... $<®® nicely panelled; there are two completed It goes at . dressing rooms), front and back staircase, good fireplaces, also large $3,600, TERMS ARRANGED. 733 Fort St. Phonee 2131 and 319. isn't__| I a ______shack,_ __for 2_ of the tains living room with arch to Reechwood. 50x93 ...... • «®® G rooms are nicely panelled and large reception hall, very fine living room Beta, 60x120 ...... a0® porch with granite pillars. It R. DAVIS ANGUS—Women's disorders $2350 dining room with open fire­ Is situated Just off Belmont beamed. Kitchen has built-in and dining room, large kitchen w'lth 2 place. large bright pass pan­ Brook, 40x120 ...... • •••• «°® SNAP—A well-built, modern. 1- specialty; 26 years' experience. Suite pantries, 2 servants' rooms, fine bathroom, Bushby. 60x112 ...... »...... 48® Ave., close to Public and High house, in a very desirable 1© NEAR BEACON HILL PARK. OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING SCAVENGING chase of the plânt of the B. C. Yacht & 1 OOD FIR WOOD at $7.60 per cord. 11, ENGINEERING cessary to bore holes through the WELL-BUILT modern house of 1 r0BK PRESSER—Clothes cleaned and Boat Builders' Company. Limited, bottom and blast it loose with dyna- - rooms, in first class repair and ready r 14. 16 Inch. Phone 6974. or Belmont Songhees Reserve, Victoria. B C. This A LL classes of welding, oxy acetylene r ICTORIA SC AVENGING CO.. L 8» TUDENTS prepared for certificate*, mite. for immediate occupation. Beamed en­ and electric processes. British Weld­ Government Street. Phone 662. plant Is situated on the waterfront be­ trance hall, with open fireplace and seats, V marine, stationary; evening classes; yond the Johnson Street Bridge. With two shifts working the tram, ing Co., 626 Pembroke Btree.t Phone 2614. RIDLEY A SONS. Scorrespondence courses. W. G. Winter- white enamelled drawing room with tiled NION CLEANERS—Ladles'. gents- ______68 Sale will Include an 8 years’ lease to about 300 tons of ore per day are fireplace, large dining room with built-in U suits repaired, cleaned, pressed and SHEET METAL WORKS. est dry no. i cordwood. is, it. burn. an Central Bldg., Victoria. 288 ft. of waterfront on a l.27-acre site brought down, necessitating an ore buffet and tiled fireplace, bright kitchen dyeing. 1101 Douglas Street. Phone 6898. AST IRON, brass, steel and aluminum 16-lnch. $8.50: 4-foot., $7 per cord. and the following: boat about every five days. and pass pantry, toilet and wash basin. welding. H. Edwards, 624 Courtney BReduced rates on S cords or more. Upstairs, four good bedroom». linen closet, C urnaces repaired, pipes renewed. MU3IC 1 One Story Frame Building, 40x60. separate bath and toilet, sleeping porch. Clyde Steel Metal . Works. 611 John- Prompt Delivery. 1 One Open Workshop, 40x60. Full cement basement, furnace. Spacious COLLECTIONS son.F jj*hone 213. f29-60 Phones 4202 and 6181L. Hauling out Slips. n EXPERT VIOLIN TUTOR—Drury 9,000 ft. B. M. 3 in. Yard Planking. verandah, heated conservatory and large PATENTS OiELECTED DRY FIR KINDLING, done Pryce, studio 410 Hlbben-Bone Bldg.. lald-out gardens. Price, $6,760. Apply to A 60 Boat Clamps, all sizes. OLLECTIONS anywhere: efficient ser­ SHOW CARDS up In bundles, all ready to start your Monday». Wednesdays. Thursdays. Phone 6lr John Jackson fCeriada). Limited, Dal­ ATENTS obtamed, technical specifica­ fire, "and- Chemelnus-• ------mill wood- -for your 2 Air Guns. Times Book Review las Road. Phone 4886. C vice, prompt remittance. No collec­ furnace. Cooperage Wood Co., 686 Heed 2 Air Drills. , , , tion. no charge. T. P. McConnell MercanP­ tions and drawing prepared. T. L Boyden. M.I.B.B., etc.. 407*jff?nion Bank"^RTCARDS ” CO.—Phone 1782. Pic­ Bt. Phone 67 24 after 6.86 p.m. to 10 p.m. ANADIAN Conservatory of Music- 1 Band Saw, 36 in. Teltlng Head in­ Py W. T. Allison. tile Agency. 230 Pemberton Bldg.______8» Building, Vâctôrlà, B. C. Phones 916 and torial showcards, posters, sale strips. C Preliminary and first vear violin ex­ stalled. 9 ROOMS WANTED. 2074R. 59 Arcade Bldg. istions, Wednesday. February 8th, 1 24.in. Poney Planer, installed IITOOD—rKlndllng, $3.00: mlllwood. $2.60 J i Yates. Phones 1868 and 6876R. 41 DETECTIVES VY and $2.76; cordwood, $1,60. Phone • 1 Compressor, complete, installed. LITERARY NOTES. VT7ANTED—By workingman, room and SEWER AND CEMENT WORK. 642. 1023 N. Park StreeL 69 , >OLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC offers Steam Plant, complete. VV board. Hillside preferred, breakfast PAINTING. Blacksmith’s Forge. WESTERN______Private Detective Agency, ŸI/OOD—Good, dry, cedar shingle wood. Y excellent training ,n. planoi Violin. 6 30. Box f.«l. Times. f22 612 Hayward Building, Victoria. B.C. Terms can be arranged on the pur­ Y Y single load, $2.00; double load. $4.06; V chase of this property. Tenders are The new revised Canadian Book of Phone 2777. Rca. 5328L1. J. Palmer, mgr. ET BROOK DO IT—Painting, kalsomln- city limits. Phone 2548 or 2739. 81 1 Common Prayer will be published on FURNISHED U.OU8ES À ing, paperhanging. A. G. Brook. 1 :r. citais. Principal. requested to specify nature of their In­ IFern Street, phone 6162. Burdon-Murphy A.C.V., M.R.I.A.. dustry. amount of- money to be invested, Aprils, by McClelland and Stewart, DRESSMAKING ALEXANDER, sewers, septic tanks, :ed by staff of experience»! and number of persons employed. Lowest Toronto, the Canadian représenta- * riOTTAOE—Living room, 2 bedrooms, cement work, tile drains. Broad Street. Phone 7378. or any tender not necessarily accepted. tives of the Cambridge University " 1 1809 Crescent Road. Fowl Bay. Phone T ADIB8* and children's dresses and al- PLASTERER. Professional Cards " Address all «æmmunlcatlons to the Press. A complete history of the 4684L. mt8-22 NBLLO TUITION—Mr. Frank Balagno, Industrial Commissioner, Victoria, B. C. JU teratlons. etc., at your home. 2817 \ 816 Princess Ave. Phone 6868R. 41 Prayer Book will be told In a volume JjlOR RENT—-Furnished. comfortable 4 Estevan Ave., c!o Mrs. Lambert. Phone^ "PLASTERER—S. Mullard. I epeclallze J No. 6441. by Archdeacon Armitage, secretary -a- " in repairs. Phone 432, night 4M0Y. STENOGRAPHERS BARRISTERS room cottage. Richmond Road; rent - ARL1N Studio of Music and Designing. of the revision committee. This will 130 per month. Apply The Moore-Whlt- ISS E. EXHAM. public stenographer. Evening», 7.16 to 10.10. 116 Stobart tinston Lumber Co.. Ltd. Phonee 286 and DUNLOP A FOOT. lg Phono 8962. be published in a separate volume. 2697,______tf-3« DYEING AND CLEANING M 208 Central Building. Phone 2091. 68 Barristers, Solloltore. Notarié», etc. plumbing and heating Members of NOVA SCOTIA. MANITOBA. riss H. B. BIRD. A.R.C.M.. teacher Here Is the latest In war books. ALBERTA and B. C. BARS. piano. 618 Gorge Road West. Phone NEWS AND NOTES HOUSES FOR SALE *1ITY DYE WORKS—Geo. McCann, gro- TAILOR Phone $16. A Frenchman, Alfred Pevet. Is the J prletor. 844 Fort. Phone 76.69 612-18 Bayward Bldg. Victoria. B. C. : OF THE MINES author of "Les Responsables de la HOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN jlOR ONE MONTH ,0 SHORTHAND end STENOGRAPHY Guerre,” In which he declares that ODERN HOMES for sale, easy terma ENGRAVERS ladles" suite of you Germany was a sweet innocent and The Colbert I$20. Alterations and D. H. Bale, contractor, CHIROPRACTORS SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 1011 Govern ------Y~r the real villains who submerged the 1 ptadacona.M Phone 1140. California’s Metal Output. eneral engraver, stencil cutter Plumbing & ment Street. Shorthand, typewriting, world in war were Russia, France and BARGAIN—6-roc/hied cottage, with and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther. rtllAB. A. AND ESTBLLA M. KELLEY. kkeeplng thoroughly taught. L. A. According to estimates by J. M. England. He accuses»!. Poincare of •/"Y bathroom, good bath, on a good street GGreen Block, 1116 Broad Bt, opp. Colonist Heating Co. Established over * years. Consulta­ uillen orlncinal. Phone 874. Hill, of the San Francisco office of deliberate conspiracy to mislead gnd lot, electric light, water, aewer. 4 765 Broughton StreeL Sy tion free. 412 Sayward Bldg. Phone 4148 the United States Geological Survey. French opinion and bring about a mile circle: for quirk sale, a snap, $l,SO0. E»t. 1882. Street. Phone 4186. and 2674. «0 war with Germany at all costs. on easy terms. Owner at Room 1$, 1216 HOTO ENGRAVING—Half-tone and Department of the Interior, the metal Broad Street, opposite Colonist Office. 44 SHTON'S. alMITBD—Plumbing, heat- I \R. FRED EILBRS. 709-10-11 Penn. P line cut». Times Engraving Depart­ Suburban Shouoing Basket output of California in 1921 was ap­ An Interesting case of what might ment. Phone 1090. Ing and sheet metal work. TYPEWRITERS IS Loan Bldg. Phones 2016. 63»4L proximately 761,660 ounces of gold, tered"office.A ‘ «06 Bay Street. Branch store. Palmer method. 60 be-Veil and RAZORS SHARPENED. . valeetignt patients received. Qualified 256,802 pounds In 1920 to about 163,- ADDING MACHINES. illwood for nothing—with^ nurses. Phone 33690. m8-60 Other Poems” (The Macmillan Com­ every five cords of any kln< 087,700 pounds In 1921. The value of pany, Toronto). His power of imag­ C. FUNERAL CO. (HarwarA'l), LTD. M ATERNITY NURSE disengaged; good E. S. MICHELL, . 724 Broughtpn. Call» attended to ILLETTES re-sharpened on our "New to one address, at current rates, during Purchasing Agent. the output decreased from $102,719.160 ination and skill in plirase-making •'TYALTON Adding Machine”—Only ten B -- embalmera. T|1 G Velvet EdgeF' are better than new 1922, one free load of mlllwood. M. Vr. references. 1788 Beach Road, or In 1920 to about $20,565.000 In 1921, A 7 keys. Ask for demonstration In your any hour, day or night; Tapjcott, Phone 696. Mphone 7029L. '— ro2-60 City Hall, Victoria, B.C., Feb. 18. 1922. are to be seen in the following speci­ own office. United Typewriter Ge.. Ltd., 2286. $$»6. 3i37. 1778K. men from this volume: 732 Fort Street, Victoria. Phone 471$. 61 Good-Bye. The last of last words spoken Is, ART GLASS. Good-bye— BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS The last dismantled flower is the weed-grown hedge. A F. ROY, 1116 Yates. Art glass, leadfd The last thin rumor of a feeble bell lights, churches, schools, public e>x l»NT rather, be home MAtiClIC ARC. HOME EARLY ORCAN The last blind rat to spurn the mil­ TRouaue HAVING LUN4 A CLUÛ- "than han A YOO BEEN1? HOSPITAL- ATTHECLUe>'. A hardening darkness glasses the ^R. TODD^^lTjobneon^ Trailers and MX HEART FOR YEAR*- 111 ALVAX6 haunted eye. M delivery wagons for sale. I» A LITTLE BOTHERING 1 Shines into nothing the watcher's burnt-out candle, WEAK X_M=" Wreathes into scentless nothing the BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS wasting incense. Faints in the outer silence the haunt­ ing-cry. phone 1793. Roofing a specialty. Thtrkell. Ldve of its muted music breathes no RICK, plastering ana cement werk. sigh. E general contracting; old property re­ modelled a specially. Hemstalk. Phone Thought in her ivory tower gropes 7398H. ______t in her spinning, T> ELTON, J. W.—Builder. Repairs and Toss on in vain the whispering trees alterations. 2$$7 Bsteven Avenue. of Eden, • Phone 7328R1. mlMl Last of all last *words spoken Is, OT BED 8A8H—$ feet by 6 feet, only Good-bye. H $3.2$ delivered In the pity. Large stock of front an<$ interior doors, rough VETERAN WRESTLER WIN8 and dressed lumber, etc. City or countYy . orders receive careful attention. 1 THE MOORE-WHITTINGTON LUMBER Toronto, Feb. 21.—! :an lay, the veteran Montn Mill Phone 398. Factory Phene 1IIL won from Jack Forbes, — 4SSV. (c) 192# 'ey' IkriT Nature SehVici,-Inc) claimant - to ^he^HehWeight plonship of Can UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS. . J 1 . 1,1 v! ÜLL___ -L-"___■gWBgfr*

A VICTORIA TU TT,Y TIMES, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1922 16 ! ■" -■ ■==== """ ' rS== jfonnxtK 1Xqss1335^ n«"5u, »»infm.iyium» Wretchedness OF TURN DOWN SCHOOL The Range You Should Buy Constipation 739 Yates St. Phone 5510 Why*? Because the Monarch Range Can Be Quickly Overcome by you buy to-day will still be a ser­ Would Allow Railway Board to CARTER'S LITTLE Ask Report on Powers of Re­ viceable and valuable possession LIVER FILLS. jection; to Veto Extra­ when a cheaper and Inferior range Govern Street Car Opera-. Purely vege will bp burnt out and useless. The tions Hçre table — act sure CARTEI ordinary Amounts Monarch Range is splendid value and gently on IITTLE at ...... $130.00 the liver. Re­ Getting under way plans for cut­ Council Warned of Danger of I'VE Ft ting down school costs here, the City lieve bilious­ Council last night decided to ask the This Move; No Action ness, head-, City Solicitor to find out whether it Specially Priced Drake Hardware Co. ache, dizzi­ could, by any means, whittle down Is Taken ness and indigestion. They do their the City School Board's estimates. In duty. addition, the Council referred the 1418 Douglas Street and 2213 Oak Bay Avenue With other municipal leaders Small Pill—Small Dose—Small Price School Board’s extraordinary esti­ throughout the Province and the mates of $3,000 to the Estimates Union of B. C. Municipalities lined Committee with a view to rejecting up solidly against the transfer of the major services under the present them within two weeks. B. C. Electric Railway Company to ‘Railway Act’ would not become the ^ Time For a Halt. Federal control, Mayor Marchant Items subject of investigation by the Rail­ came out at the City Council meeting Alderman Leemlng fought vigor­ way Board on application of any of ously to have the School Board's ex­ last night as being in favor of putting the municipalities concerned. The the electric railway system under the traordinary estimates rejected im­ Company so far as these services mediately. He pointed to the City’s THE PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION Jurisdiction of the Dominion Rail­ are concerned have a virtual monop­ present serious financial position, way Board. oly wherever these services are sup­ and declared that it was time to call “If we. aré going to fight the trans­ plied and no power under present COMPANY, LIMITED conditions could affect or control a halt in expenditures. He pointed For Half Holiday Shoppers fer of the electric railway to Ottawa these services and the charges for out that the City Court of Revision control then the three municipalities same, except by agreements that had been faced witH*over a hundred Office, Admirals Road, Esquimau, B. 0. Phone 7002 around Victoria should share the cost might be entered into between the demands for assessment reductions equally, because they are interested municipalities and the Company or and recalled the recent warning of Engineers and Contractors as we are perhaps more,” the Mayor by the introduction of competition. tho firm of Pemberton & Son that Flannelette Night­ declared. “I doubt the wisdom of * Unanimous Opposition. higher taxation here would cause Smart Mocha entirely confining public service cor­ large amounts of property to revert Estimates Furnished on All Classes of Construction, It was the unanimous opinion of porations to the prejudices and whims the meeting that the application to the corporation. Suede Gloves gowns Dredging and Reclamation Especially and fancies of the particular districts should be vigorously opposed and The Finance Committee has ex­ they serve. The Railway Board would that if the application should be plored several new sources of rev Regular $2.95 (PI QK Reduced From Qft/» look at electric railway questions in granted every effort should be made enue, and in every case we have been $1.79, for ...... Ï/OL a broad way and would be more to have the 'Railway Act' so amended met with a negative,"he said, "until it Special, Pair .... tD -1-et/V likely to do Justice for the whole peo­ as to bring all the subsidiary ser­ is beginning to look entirely hopeless. ple.” vices under the control of the Rail­ We have got to stop somewhere. I An exceptional bargain for Wednesday Women’s flannelette gowns of heavy Report of Delegation. way Board. It was generally con­ note that teachers’ salaries this year morning shoppers. These are' the popu­ quality, with high neck and long sleeves, The Council had before it a report ceded that if, as in the case of the will cost $21,465 more than tney trimmed with self frills. framed by the City Solicitor H. S. B. C. Telephone Company, the Street last year.” lar gauntlet style, in dark grey only ; sizes Nanaimo- Pringle and Alderman Patrick, who Railway Company should be assured As a Matter of Principle. 6 to 6%. of a reasonable profit on its invest­ A1 erman Todd agreed that the ex­ represented Victoria at a.-recent mu ment, the same principle of fairness nicipal conference on B. C. Electric and justice should apply with even traordinary estimates should be Wellington questions in Vancouver.' These gen­ greater force to all subsidiary ser­ turned down right away as a matter 36-inch Plaid COAL of principle. “We are passing no tleman recommended that the Council vices referred to. It is ostensibly For Furnaces, Ranges or Heaters should eppqseQBflfe application of the unfair to place the Railway Company opinion on the particular items in­ 36-Inch White Materials Electric Rjfflway Company for a in the position of being able to have cluded in these estimates, but we EXTRA SPECIAL Washed Nut for Ranges Federal charter and suggested that the street railway department of know that school costs are so heavy Habutai Silk Regular 75c i Q p a, provincial public utilities commis their business placed on a profitable the citizens cannot pay them," he ex sion would be a more suitable body basis without enabling the Railway plained. Regular $1.25 « Special, Yard ...... 1 v V than the Railway Board to deal with Board at the same time ro limit what "Lot us consider these estimates J. KINGHAM & CO., LIMITED street railway matters. might be very excessive profits from fairly.” Alderman Patrick urged. "Let Special, Y,ard...... • t/V These novelty plaids will give every 1004 Broad Street—-Phone 647 Alderman Todd opposed the prin­ the gas, light and power departments us refer $hem to the Estimates Com­ satisfaction for dresses, skirts and chil­ 0"T Method—Twenty Sacks to the Ton and 100 lbs. of Coal In Bach Seek ciple of a public utilities commission of the Company's business. mittee any way even If we reject » A fine quality silk of even weave, es­ "Resolutions were passed express them later on. Nothing will be gain­ dren’s wear ; desirable colors. which, he said, was an objection­ Ing this unanimous opinion; also that pecially suitable for lingerie wear ; spe­ able as the Railway Board. The ed by failure to show ordinary cour­ a telegram be forwarded to Premier tesy.” Council, however, deferred action qn Oliver, now at Ottawa, asking him to cially priced for Wednesday morning. the street car question. Mayor Marchant thought that the headed by G. J. Cook. Mr. Cook ad­ use every effort in opposition to the Estimates Committee should go into 7* » " vocated instant relief, and more of The Report application, and a resolution was also the extraordinary figures. “I will Embroidery ESQUIMAU COUNCIL it. He asked that the money be bor­ passed urging the Provincial Gov­ The delegates’ report, drafted by ernment to take active steps towards struggle to reduce the school esti rowed to carry out relief work, and Mr. Pringle, ran as follows: that Winter work be undertaken ac­ assistii^r tl^e municipalities in op­ mates," he promised. Stamped Night­ Edgings ‘The underlying motive actuating Special Subjects. cording to the Government scheme. the various municipalities, as ex­ posing Ikif same. "As to The steps, if any, that may Alderman Perry said he understood gowns Values 19c to P p PLEASED WITH The spokesman stated that he knew pressed by their respective represen­ that the Reeve felt for the un­ be taken as far as Victoria is con­ that the Council could delete singing, tatives seemed to be the preserva­ cerned, that matter of course rests 45c for...... V employed, but, he said, “We feel that tion of the democratic principle of manual training, domestic science Specially QQ (* you feel in the wrong place,” Reeve with the Council,, but we would re­ and other features of the public municipal autonomy in all matters commend that something should be Priced at...... OÎ7L A wonderful valuejff'éwiss embroidery Lockley assured the delegation that affecting purely local affairs, and school curriculum. “The people ask SCHOOL ESTIMATES everything possible would continue td done by way of guarding ns carefully ed for these things and they got edgings in nafrow and wide widths ; a it was considered that, matters of ns possible the rights and interests be done under the distressing cir­ purely local character, could not reas­ them," he explained. Round, V and square neck styles, made cumstances reported. of our citizens who use the Company's good selection of patterns with well onably be placed In the same category services, without at the same time Only Aldermen Leemlng, Todd and of good quality Wabasso cotton and At the conclusion of other business those matters that should be Hayward voted to reject the extra­ worked edges. Congratulate School Board doing injustice to a Sixty Million stamped if new styles. the delegation was taken into con­ classed as for the general advantage Dollar Public Service Corporation ordinary school estimates and then Chariman on Good Work sultation with the Council and the of Canada. It w„as thought that if which can be expected, however, to Alderman Todd moved that thti City engineer to devise ways and means any independent body of men should look after its own welfare and to Solicitor be asked to frame a report Done of finding work for which money be given the power to exercise con­ protect its shareholders by every showing Just what powers the Coun Penman's Cotton could be provided. trol over the matters in question, it legal means.” ell possessed in connection with Good Fitting Coutil One of the few remnants of satis­ should be a Çublic Utilities Commis­ JOS. PATRICK, school estimates, ordinary and faction that fell the way of the sion created by the Provisional Gov­ Alderman traordlnary. He suggested that the Hose Esquimalt Council in session last ernment and composed of men within H. S. PRINGLE Solicitor might confer on the matter Corsets LAW ENFORCEMENT the Province who are more familiar City Solicitor. with another lawyer. This propôsal night came from the Chairman of the with local situations and needs than 100 Pairs Only Q JP School Board, Mr. Phillips, who told are the men who make up the per­ was adopted. Regular $1.50 QQp Snap...... £UU the Council that the estimates for sonnel of the Dominion Railway Special, Pair .... vOV HEAVY EXPENDITURE Board at a distance of 2,600. miles Penman’s fine quality cotton hose, full the current school year were only away, and who are already overbur­ IE A snap on strong coutil corsets ; me­ $2,000 over the figure for last year. dened with their railway duties. CITY HOLES SINCE fashioned and seamless. These are sub- Every ftem on the list had been cut Amend Railway Act. dium bust and skirts, fo.uf hose supports ; standards of 65c and 75c qualities. to the bone, but Increased staff made COUNCIL DISCOVERS The provisions of the ‘Railway sizes 22to 25. the addition necessary he said. Two Act* never contemplated the regula­ AGIST GRUNT tion of street Tailways or the exer­ NOVEMBER $11,717 new teachers were now employed, and cise of control by the Railway Board two more would be required in Esquimalt Has Two Legal and accordingly if the application 29-inch White September. should be granted at Ottawa it was 300 Yards of The total figure for the estimates FOAJXHIBITil Council Now Giving Partia Advisers, One for Council considered of the utmost importance was placed at $36,026.85, an increase that the 'Railway Act’ should be so Flannelette Employment to Over Five ' of $2,194 over last year. Of this total and for Police Board amended as to bring all the services Aldermen Admit Previous Mis­ Longcloth the Government grant will represent of the Street Railway Companies Hundred Men Regular 25c IQ/» $14,046, it was learned. The chair­ The high cost of enforcing the law within the review and control of the take and Make $5,000 Regular 30c "IQ/» Special, Yard...... Xt7v- man of the school board was reward­ in its multitudinous ramifications Railway Board. Special, Yard...... -I-v V ed by a hearty vote of thanks by the “For example, the subsidiary ser­ Contribution Doles to unemployed have eaten Council, and the endorsatlon of the weighed heavily upon the Esquimalt vices of electric light, gas and power up $11,717 out of the City Treasury Made with a nice, joft fleecy finish figures courteously submitted' * to Council in session last night, with rendered by the Company are in real­ since December 1, according to figures 36-inch full bleached longcloth in fine which will give every satisfaction ; 300 Mayor Marchant fought with all laid before the City Council last night Reeve Lockley in the chair. The ity far more important to the citi­ quality which will give good wear. This Fire Protection. zens. of any community than the the vigor and oratory at l\is command by Alderman Leemlng, of the Unem yards only to sell at this price. matter Was broached In a letter from street railway services and yet these against a $5,000 grant for the B. C. ployment Committee. is certainly a good value. Councillor Pomeroy, Chairman of the City Clerk, stating that Esquimalt In December doles totalled $3,865 the Fire and Light Committee, re­ Agricultural Association last night, In' January $4,267 and, during the ported that the fire fighting ap­ would have to pay $100 every six months for the use of the City Jail. but was defeated. The Aldermen first fourteen days of February, $3, paratus of Esquimalt was totally in­ frankly admitted that they had made 585, Alderman Leemlng stated. Comfy Cut Com­ adequate, and that to make the This would be retroactive to the first cf this year, City Clerk Bradley stat­ a mistake in refusing the Association “It will be seen that the cost Bargains in situation safe for the homes of rate­ a grant last week and they hastened doles is increasing,” Alderman Leem payers a combination hose and ed in his letter. ing pointed out. “These doles are binations A heated discussion took place on to devote $5,000 to exhibition pur­ chemical engine would be needed, poses. exclusive of relief work which is be Japanese Grass Regular $1.25 QÔ/» with tanks and some 1,000 feet of the whole police court system, when ing provided for men between the the advisability of establishing a mu­ "To turn down educational esti­ Special ...... «70 V hose. This equipment would have to mates and then make a grant to the number of 500 and 600. We have be operated under a 24-hour watch, nicipal Jail in Esquimalt was voted jobs for between 100 and 200 men Rugs down. It was finally decided that no Agricultural Association, which had a and located centrally. The report balance of $8,000 last year, would be and work is given them in rotation, A snap price in women’s comfy cut com­ was tabled for the estimates later . matter what action was taken with three days a week. Families which The report of the fire committee the letter the fee asked for would the most astounding thing the Coun­ get no work are given an allowance A choice of five popular sizes with col­ binations, non-slip style. was backed up by a deputation from cil has ever done," the Mayor as­ of $5 a week." ored borders and plain or figured centres. have to be paid. The letter was order­ serted when the Finance Committee the Esquimalt Board of Trade, aqd ed received and filed. Alderman Leeming said that the a letter from the Esquimalt Women's recommended that a $5,000 grant be Unemployment Committee had turned Specially priced for Wednesday morning. In response to calls for applications allowed tho Agricultural Association. Institute, both of which bodies were for the post of municipal solicitor the down requests for free milk and free Buy now for future use. In hearty commendation of better “I will never vote for it. I don’t boots and referred them to the Coat Hangers Council last night were faced with say I would not agree with the idea Size 8 x 10, regular $9.50; for...... • $0.95 fire apparatus for Esquimalt. choice of five names—G. Sedger, E. V. Friendly Help Society. “We don' Unemployed. if we could find a reasonable place wish to create any new machinery, Size 6x9, regular $6.50; for...... • •• $4.95 Finland, W. Montelth, P. J. Slnnott, for the grant in our estimates, but if he explained. Ç for 15c The Council received a second visit Jr., and Baugh-Allen completed the we can cut school expenses we cer­ Size 4-6 x 7-6, regular $1.1-0; for...... $2.95 from the unemployed of the district, list. After ballotting tho Council tainly can cut an association which Size 3x6, regular $2.50; for...... $1.95 Combination coat and skirt hangers; voted to engage Mr. Sedger, by CITY HALL DISGRACE, has a credit of $8,000.” Size 2-6 x 5, regular $1.60; for...... 95^ strong, practical and very low priced. ballot of 4 to 3. Mr. Finland secured Alderman Leemlng explained that ALDERMEN AGREE; NO three votes, and the other applicants George Sangster, secretary of the Was Troubled did not get votes. As Mr. Finland was No Appetite Agricultural Association, had con­ MONEY FOR REPAIRS chosen by the Police Commission to vinced the Civic Finance Committee represent them for the year, just be­ Nervous exhaustion leads to dis* that the Association must have a Proposals for fixing up the City solution, the City Council feels, will WITH HER STOMACH fore the meeting of the Council, Es taste for food. The nerves of the grant if it were to stage a fair here Hall reached a climax last night ed bitterly about lack of accommo- ward. “I’ll volunteer my services.” quimalt has now two distinct legal this year. when Mayor Marchant urged the cre­ While the Ppblic Utilities Commit­ be to seek legislation at the Legis­ stomach are weak, digestion fails dation at the Hall. “Why, the For Five Years advisers. Mr. Finland did the work 'Having cut off our noses to^pite ation of a "glass sanctum to en­ tee's report, turning down City Hall lature's session this Fall to allow for for the last two years, and was se­ and you become generally upset our faces by abolishing racing we shrine the noble person of the City Finance Committee to-day couldn’t remodeling plans, was adopted, it was higher licenses all around. lected by the Police Board to carry Mrs. Samuel Ward, Millerdale, and out of sorts. have to spend money instead of re­ Comptroller, J. L. Raymur." The find a place to hold its meeting in the agreed that the matter would be con­ Figures compiled by city officials Bask., writes;—“I feel that I must on the court work for the current ceiving itr Alderman Gillespie added. Council, however, got no further on Hall and finally had to go over to sidered again by the. Estimates Com­ for the information of the Finance write to you before another day term. The secret of complete restora­ “It would be a crime if we didn’t its City Hall re-modeling plans and my office," he complained. “We are mittee. Committee show that about $69,000 passes I am so happy and so grate­ Will Not Contribute. tion is in getting the nervous system have a fair/’ Alderman Perry warned. was discouraged in its efforts by a driven into all sorts of holes and is raised through license fees an­ ful to your splendid medicine, Bur­ In a letter from the City Solicitor, "Racing last year destroyed the recommendation of thg Public Utili­ corners. There’s not even a place to nually. While this is considered a dock Blood Bitters, for after an ill­ H. S. Pringle, Esquimau was inform­ fully built up. 1 value of the exhibition, which is ties Committee that nothing of the hang your hat.” fairly respectable total the aldermen ness of five years I am better. ed that its share of the famous church purely educational, because it de sort should be attempted this year. The Mayor said that two committee are not satisfied that various estab­ “I had stomach trouble so bad, sites case would be $193.75. The Coun­ Mrs. R. Cheney, 208 Rich­ tracted attention from exhibits,” A1 Alderman J. H. Gillespie complain- rooms were vitally needed, and added CONSIDER HIGHER lishments here are not paying enough could not bear the smell or taste of cil decided, on a motion of Councillor mond St., Chatham. Ont., writes derman Leemlng asserted. “This his suggestion that Comptroller Ray­ for the privilege of doihg business. food of any kind, and got so thin and Pomeroy, that it would not pay, and condition will not obtain this year.1 mur should have a private enclosed It is felt in some quarters also that weak I could not work. I had four "I was troubled with indigestion, “Please record my vote in the stores which have basements under doctors attend me, but they did me that the city would have to stand office. the loss. which caused me many sleepless nights. negative,” the Mayor rapped as the Visitors Always Welcome II city streets should be required to pay no good. I was in no pain, but felt rest of the Council voted for the fair “The Reverted Land Commis­ so 111, at times, I thought I would die. Rock Crusher. 1 would be m terrible distress at times, sioner's office has become a disgrace­ for this privilege. In tact, all my friends were sure I On the advice of Engineer Bourne and would get no relief for twe* or three ful hole!" Alderman Dewar asserted. Plan to Raise Fees to Statute could not live many weeks. the Council will call for tenders on a hours. For sixteen months I ate noth­ "Anyone who is going to buy land “This time last year I saw where a rock crusher, at a cost somewhere in ing hut Shredded Wheat biscuits, as 1 TO CONSCRIPT LOTS Washing and who happens to go into this of­ Limit and Apply For New man was relieved of stomach trouble, the neighborhood of $2,000. The pres­ fice would think the city was going by Burdock Blood Bitters, so my hus­ dare not eat anything else. I did not AGAIN THIS YEAR Legislation ent rock crusher was falling to pieces, know what to do, as 1 had tried so many out of business right away.” band got me two bottles, but I had no it was stated, and was nine years old Blankets faith in it after all the different medl- different remedies, as well as doctors* Vacant lots which are not being “Why this is a palace compared Plans for Increasing business cineV'T had taken, however, he in­ being second-hand when purchased. to the Vancouver City Council Cham­ The Council decided to instruct the medicines, without gaining permanent cultivated will be subject to con­ Blankets cost money—unusual license fees here to the limit of the sisted, and after the first two days relief. Finally I got some of Dr. scription by the City for increased ber," Alderman Patrick, head of the I must say I began to feel better, and engineer to test an air compressor production purposes again this year, care should be given in the wash­ Public Utilities Committee, replied. present provincial legislation and for after the first bottle I felt so much that is offered for sale by the Esqul Chase's Nerve Food, and while on the as a result of a decision reached by ing and they should be dried In “With the shortage of money this securing power to make general better I went out a little every day, malt Waterworks, with a view to second box noticed that 1 was improving. the City Council last night. The In­ fresh air—that’s how we do year and the land constantly reverting license fee Increases were taken but could hot go alone I was so weak, purchase if satisfactory. I continued the treatment until I am creased Production Committee, head­ them. to the Corporation, we cannot afford under advisement by the civic Fin­ but I soon got so I could walk and Mr. Bourne reported that over now fully restored, and have returned to ed by Aldermen Patrick and Harvey, to spend money for the sake of ap­ ance Committee yesterday. eat, and have got quite stout. $2,000 worth of rock had been cut of my regular diet. My husband has also recommended that lots should not be pearances.” The city's present license fees are, "I am nearly seventy years of age the Union Oil Company's site, and conscripted this year, but the Coun in most cases, as high as they can and I feel better than I have for taken Dr. Chase's Nerve Food with “The other Councils stood it—why that the municipality had made ell turned down this report by an can’t we?” asked Alderman Perry, be under provincial legislation, but, years, and can now do all my house- profit of $700 on this work, which splendid results, so we are glad to emphatic vote. recommend it to ^others.” “We’re no better than they!" he ex­ members of the Council complain, W“You may make use of this letter If was originally undertaken as unem­ claimed, but this idea was greeted they are not as high as many licen­ ployment relief. The roads of the en­ KNEW HIS WAY. Phone you wish, as it may be the means of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, 50c with loud protest. ses in Vancouver. The city's pre­ making others as well and as «happy tire district were in a bad shape, it “I suggest that the Reverted Lands sent Intention is to raise license fees was learned, and the Council decided North—Why is your wife so Jeal­ as I am.” a box, all dealers, or Edmanson. ous of your stenographer? Committee might get out & whitewash up to the limit set by provincial laws. B. B. B. is manufactured only by to put as many roads as possible Into Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. brush and fix up the Reverted Land This, however, will not increase city a state of repair, by degrees, doing a West—My wife used to be my 172 The T. Milburn Co., LimitedTToronto, stenographer.—J udge. Office,” remarked Alderman Hay­ revenue to any great extent. The real On*- (Advt) little year by year.

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