WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT WEATHER FORECAST 1 Loyal—tieiwba. Capitol—Wild Orange*. For 36 hour| endinr 5 Saturday: Lomin Ion—Eternal City, Viet or1» and vicinity—Light to mod­ flayliotwe—The Iron Trail. erate northerly winds, continued tine and Columbia—Tom Mix. t— cold at night.

PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. (54 NO. l!9 VICTORIA, B.C., FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

Mennonites Come Irish Soldiers Tramwaymen and Busmen in Back to Prairies PREMIER KING GIVES SHAREHOLDERS DECIDE Killed Britishers j From Mexico In Queenstown London to Strike To-night Mart h 21 — Manitoba HINT OF A REDUCTION I Winnipeg, ASSURANCE COMPANY j Mennonites who made a trek to QueeiiHUiwn. Ireland. March I^oudon, March 21—Seventeen thousand tramway men and , Mejj/b a year ago have found con- j dit/ona unsatisfactory and are re- 21—A «Ictaçhimmt of British 20.000 busmen have determined to strike at midnight to-night. I turning to Western Canada. A num- troops landing here on leave “A strike to-night is a certainty. Nearly 40,000 men will be j b«-r of them passed through here IN SALES TAX SOON IS TO DE LIQUIDATED yesterday en mute tv Harris. Sask.. to-day was fired on from inVolved/* said Secretary Bevin of the Transport and General where they will again take up farm­ machine gun set in i*. motor Worker^’ Vnion this afternoon. ing under Canadian regulation* and others will follow shortly. . Tells Delegation He Does Not Understand Why People Northwestern Life, With Head Office in Winnipeg, Has ear, which, it is said, was op­ erated by four soldiers of the Interpreted Statement in Speech From Throne as Business of About $7,600,000; Auditors Declare Im­ Irisjfr Free State Army. Then* Applying Only to Agricultural Implements; to pairment of Capital is $247,000 were twelve ! casualties in RAILWAY BOARD killed or wounded among the PROVINCIALS FAIL TO Develop Basic Industries British soldiers. CHANGE DISCUSSED Winnipeg. March 21.—The Northwestern Life Assurance Com­ Ottawa. March 21.—Premier King gave a broad hint to-day pany, carrying husipess to the extent of about $7.000.0tM). is 10 go GET WIDOW’S AFFIDAVIT NEW OIL WELL of a reduction in the sales tax. He was speaking to a delegation into voluntary liquidation. This dee .ion was reached by the representing municipalities, hoards of trade, manufacturers of shareholders after a long session last night, and II. J. Symington, agricultural implements and workmen from Brantford, Ont., and March ^21—The Vnion BEFORE P.G.E. INQUIRY K.C., and «I. I’. Folev. K.C., were appointed to act on their behalf Los Augels, the surrounding country, who had come to urge that there shottkl- in making the necessary legal arrangements. Oil Company broughtt in a 5,‘>00-bar- Application for the appointment of"a receiver will be made rel gusher In the new Domingues The Provincial Party attempted to-dav to bring before the reduction in the present customs tariff or. agricultural im- field south of here late yesterilay. .... plcments. • 1 almost at once. ______Koval1 Commission parliament at Company. Smith’s Falls, Ont., said, Demanded in Many. Inquiry adjourned for luncheon. e Ottawa, March 21.—No official this session for a vote to continue “If there is any reduction In the sales Vancouver Board Intimation a* to whether or not TO REFUTE EVIDENCE the bonus as it now stands. tsx the price of implements will drop Hop, W. H. Nantel will be re­ Messages to Teheran At the opening of this morning's For several weeks past soldier or­ Immediately. appointed t<| the Hoard of Rail­ session A. H. MacNeilL K.C.. senior ganisations in Victoria have been BRANTFORD'S LOSS way Gomrnlwaloner* when hie j*rbvinci#l Party counsel, announced waging a strenuous campaign Premier Oliver Asked to Prune terra expires has been given here. Mayor Bilk» of Brantford declared Teheran, Persia, ilkreh 21- J. Goroni Tells Daugherty CANADA LEASES that he intended to call evidence to against the one-third reduction In the improvement shown In the manu­ Departments as Ottawa It I* not expected the matter will refute the testimony of O. F. G>1e*. pensions which would be Caused by Telegrams are pouring in from Committee in Washington h*- dealt with until late in the facturing Industry following the British Columbia manager of iTlee the elimination of the bonus, and will prom lee of stability in tariff matter* is Doing many parts of the country de­ Hummer. Waterhouse A Com|*any. auditor». continue their efforts until the ques­ About Underground Deals British Uolumhla is strongly made by Finance .Minister Fielding manding the overthrow of the NEW OFFICES I who examined P.G.E. Iwiks a short tion la finally settled. last year had given way to an unset­ urging It* claims for representa­ ! time ago. Afr MacNt-Ill read Mr Letters to evert’ FVders 1 member tled condition so far as Brantford Shah, now absent in Paris. tion or. the board If Mr. Nantel Venrouver, Man*h 21—Drasti • $15 a Case For Permits to |<«yle*' wldeaeo in which he explaine»! at Ottawa from Vancouver Island was concerned, as a result of the an­ curtailment and rigid -voeoBiy retire*. ' that he had not thought It necessary and circular letters to eVery member nouncement in the Speech from the Withdraw Liquor From ! to go into the books of railway tub* tn the House will go forward from Throne. -The removal of the duty on in all branches of public service > -ontractora. It-was from this state* the soldier organisation of Victoria tractors 'had resulted in two of Brant­ rendered by the Provinc’al (lov- Warehouses j ruent Gist Mr. Mac Neill drew the registering their objections against ford's factories manufacturing this NEWS FEATURES IN conclusion that only the "up!>er laver'* the elimination of the bonus. j line of goods closing down. This had eniment to lighten taxation in Washington,^ March 21—En­ Representatives Will be at -•«f- Uu> -1‘ALK. situation had been cost the city more than 3.000 people TIMES TO-MORROW (scratched by the «yjdltor*. JOIN CAMPAIGN British Columbia is a demand of folding a new maze of startling Corner of Cockspur Street .. (ready, most of whom had gone to the Boards of Trade of Eastern t Mr. MacNelll then produced an af­ The Canadian Legion have joined the United States. charges having to do with illicit William Trent, now eighty years fidavit sworn to by 8arah Bell, wife with the Tuberculous Veterans As­ INQUIRY SUGGESTED British Columbia which is en •f age, eeedciate of princes and and Trafalgar Square of" Thoms* Bell, formerly a P.G.E sociation and the Amputation Club withdrawals of whisky in 1021, Joseph Ifann. president of the dorscil by the council of the Van U.S. NOMINATION statesmen, journalist and author, sub-contractor. Government counsel in fighting the cut and, believing which involved payments aggre now living in retirement in Vic­ (CoiicladSl on #e*a - 2. » that they will obtain the support of Brantford Chamber of Commerce, couver Board of Trade. Al Jennings. Ex-Train Robber, gating #200.0(10, John Goroni. toria, wifi tell of notables in Yearly Ground Rental £2.- th* public if the matter Is under­ expressed the opinion that there Northern England etxty yeer* ago. stood. the scale of bonua and what should be a commission to investi­ Premier Oliver is petitioned to gate conditions before the tariff was Now Evangelist, to Testify president drthe Alp» Drug Com Spring; its humors and fevers, 850, Commons is Informed the reduction would mean to war follow, without delay, the ex­ widow* and disabled men Is Itelng tampered with. He added that he pany of New York, told the by Steven Leacock, famous Cana­ by Dr. King wanted to talk the matter over with empt» set by the Federal Government at Inquiry IT place before the service organiz­ Daugherty Senate investigating dian humorist. Robert FVprke, Progressive Leader, In pruning it* administrative depart­ "Shyloch a Hero.'* commenta by ations. ments to the limit. and members of his party. Says Easterner Engineered committee to-day that the money Professor W. T. Allison in witty The Great War Veterans’ Associa­ Premier King agreed that thl* There is. the resolution of the up­ review on “The Lady of Belmont.** Ottawa, March 21—The Can- tion gre fighting for the present per country Hoards of Trade declare#, was “split" six ways. would be a good thing to do. ______t Choice of Harding at Victoria and Island, a sports­ PBUTJ HALIFAX stale of pensions, including the apparently much overlapping and :i AGAINST REBELS II. King, Minister of Public Works, night after an attempt to hold up a upon payment of $1.000,000 is an east­ told him, and some of it went 4o the mately 400 passenger# from the in connection with an Item of $1,- Manhattan tailor. erner, an ex-Senator, prominent in late Jesse W. Smith, Attorney- Canadian Pacific ste unship Mont - General Daugherty’s "bumper and New Orleans TA-, Maixb 21.—The r.00,000. By unanimous consent the Clare, due in Ht. John. N.B.. March 8h«* was Identified by the police National Republican circles. House went into committee of supply. NORTH DAKOTA Was Widow of Founder of “I will tell hi* name and the whole friend.” Mexican gunboat Bravo sailed for 23, will arrive in Winnipeg March 27. as the wife of Albert Gulmaree. “This committee needs the evidence British Columbia, I>r King In It wa* announced by the passenger REPUBLICANS GIVE friend of l>orothy Keenan, aleo Vancouver Daily World, story to the Senate committee at Mexico to-day to start a sea war­ reply to a question, had declined to Washington.” he said. of Howard Mannington,”,» Senator department of the « 'anadian Pacific known as **Dot‘* King, murdered last fare that Is expected to drive the sell Brttish -Columbia House to the COOLIDGE SUPPORT Which She Managed The eubpeena served on Jennings Ashuret said. Railway, thin morning. From Winni­ Spring. to testify before the Washington In­ rebels from their strongholds. Federal Government. peg they will he distributed to vari­ Gulmarca is serving a three-year vestigators followed hi* statement ous points in the prairie province* Fargo, NIX March 21—North Da­ sentent-»* in a federal prison for using earlier,In the week to Captain Wor­ China Would and British Columbia. Thirteen pas kota's thirteen votes in the Repuhll- th»* mails to defraud. Formerly Was With Her ley tha{ he was in possession of tes­ i-enger* -from the 8s. Athenia are due I ran national convention In Cleveland Mrs. Gluroaree gave her occupation Brother in Victoria Tele­ timony regarding Jake Hamon’s re­ Negotiate Again in Winnipeg March 28 over Canadian ! will be cast for President Coolldge. as a model and her name as Betty ported efforts In swing Influence In Suffering and Deaths Pacific lines. That wa* definite!) assured to-day .Santos. 8he wore a décollette gown graph Office the 1920 Republican national conven­ with only a few scattering returns with a rope of pearls around her neck, tion. With the Soviet remaining in be tabulated from •*ue*- a sable coat, silk stockings and j,ley’s presidential preference primary Vancouver, Marclv. 21.—Mrs. J. C. ON WAY EAST Delegates Coming pumps. 1 electjon in North Dakota. She once interrupted her police In­ Mcl-ag *n. widow of the founder of Worley notified Washington of Jen* Caused by an Eskimo s Corrected figures from' 1.82<*> pn - quisitors to r.sk for a cigarette? 8he The Vancouver World, now The ‘ninga* story and the former train b.tn- Moscow. March 21- The Soviet From the Prairies to Ictnct* of 2.068 in the state glvv IT<«I- Government will not recognize the puffed away while they tried to draw Kvening Sun. Is dead here at the age 00.000 pay- ment Is ratified. She occupied a number of. promi­ n:ent. Jennings said thatit rame from A Peking dispatch says the Chi­ ». , /j 4 i- 11 » »• 1 . . » i Winnipeg. March âl1*-A party of ! SENTENCE OF TWELVE rent- public nosiiions in women's <>r- oil Interests, 'hut he refused to detail nese Government informed Al. Ivarak- Ottawa, March 21 Canadian Press . An ama/mg ^.rv of ■ r::. «1. u«ates to the Great We«t lu. New Jersey Man YEARS IN MONTREAL ganixatione. being one of the founders {the negotiation* further until lie ap han, the Soviet envoy, that the Mos- murderoui fourberie* fciw reeebed tin- hesdquerters of |he Royal eonyeeiioeto w- he* »t n>.- Bmpm. here of the. Victorian Order of ' pears at the Washington inquiry cow Qaar&nènt's ultimatum t * x ; .Montreal. March |21- Twelve veaira * Nurses ami the Local Council of He said he wua a personal friend of too short a time and that negotia­ Canadian Mounted Police frhm Staff Sergeant A. II. Iloy at {JJJ.*' winiiïwto.eieiM on"uw Cm!! Wounded His Wife In t hempen! t en tlâry va» the sentence Womeiv the late Jake Ha mon nnd that he had tion* should be resumed. Al. Karak- PomU Inlet, who tells of what befell the little Kskimo village of «dlan Pacific Imperial Limited. At 1 Having mnstere.t telegraphy, shé “inside** information on Hamon’s ef­ han replied that the original agree­ And Killed Himself given here to-day to Basil Kartlhvk, was given charge when twenty years forts to name the Republican presi­ ment signed by !>r. Wang, the Chi­ Kivetuk, on the eastern coast of Baffin Island. 400 miles northJSSmZ"tSJ*» a Rumania n con%'tcted of robbing by many churches In 8t. Maurice Valley. old of the telegraph office In Victoria dential candidate in 1920. together nese negotiator, would . not be of the Arctic Circle. A reign of cruelty nnd death prevailed until northern United- States and they will with her brother, 8am McClure, now with “what Itamon expected to get travel on a special train of nine cars. Arlington. X.J., March 21.- Roy a well-known Victoria architect. the violent death of the fanatic who hehCKivetuk under his bale­ out of It." * t———------Wingate was fotind shot to death, Church Union ful hypnotic spell throughout the sunless weeks of Winter in the lying across the bed in his room, late F. Charles Gordon, last night by his fourteen-year-old Moslems in Egypt U.S. Guard is Land*of the Midnight Sun. Army Measure •laughter. Mrs Wingate, lying near- | Bill is Opposed Canadian Artist, It was one Ne ikuteuk x who so ' men to perform ceremonies, some by, was bleeding from w uunds. A | Ordered to Pray Kept in Capital terrorised the simple Bsklmos that meaningless ami some repulsive. He Approved To-day by revolver was clutched in the man's iUTnrU w\7# not*1 until "ll iwrlng over a Bible and hand, police said. In Nova Scotia Died in New Jersey Hm y^Ift^^’eakuteuk was dead that because he could not under- MrW* Wingate, before losing con­ For King Fuad Of Honduras ÏSi th.WV«n^ ^frtemu from French Chamber sciousness. accused her husband of New York. March 21.—-Frederick I his igloo one day and groaned in having shot her and then taken his Halifax. March 21 - Four petitions Cairo, March 21—A ministerial or- Washington. Mardi 21.—United Charles Gordon, Caandlan artist died sight." despair over tl>«' gaeiwd- book* One own life, police #si»J. She is not cx- representing more than l.tMMi mein- d#r directs all Moslems in Egypt States bluejackets are to remain in at hla West field, N.J., rtinllo yester­ RELIGIOUS INSPIRATION try.» «mun returned and attempted to | Psrie, March 21.—The Chamber of peétéd to ...... over 1er* of Presbyterian « ongregatlons henceforth to replac«- th* rani1 of Tegiu igalpn, capital of Honduras, day. He was horn in Cobourg, Neakuteuk was agent of a trading comfort him. The chieftain gave Deputies to-day adopted the bill Wingate wa* a member of the con were presented In the legislature ol Abdul Aledjld. the foruirr Caliph, until American,lives nnd property are Ont., and l>egan hla cai-cer in To­ company and the richest man in the oertaln instructions which were car- ; regulating the cadres and effectives struct Ion firm of Cauldwell, Wingate Now Scotia yestei-’ay urging tin with that of King Fuad In tnc IV! lay afforded ad-qnate protection by the ronto. He was noted for his paint­ village He professed religious In­ 11- I ..in m tin# 'vim of ths future French army by a vets * Company of Now York. Tfic tarn- *11louses not to pass tilt* Church Uulus prayers lu moaqueâ. Honduran authorities. ing of portrait» and landscapes. spiration and compelled the tribes- * of 505 to 64. ily is socially prominent here. is. ■*V

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1924

PROVINCIALS FAIL TO Have More Time utter up REPORT CM TO GET WIDOW’S AFFIDAVIT 8 BEFORE P.G.E. 7 Displaying a New Edition of TIKE CUT IDO TO MILEAGE (Continued from e*«e l.Y For Other ~ Things objected to the admission of this dec­ eleration, asserting that the curantis- May Operate Two Linés o sloner had no power to admit It. Wr, Don't spend all vour time in the kitchen. MacNeill replied that the Government Meadowbrook Hats JTI Great Northern System in had been allowed to put in as evi­ Y dence a letter and a telegram, neither Department Had no Land to Long Desired Salary Revision Manitoba of which were sworn to. Of course, every model is a USE GAS Offer at Sayward Overshadows Slash Mr. Taylor explained that the tele­ distinctive interpretation of Wall Street Discusses the gram was not put In as evidence and The vleaii “dependable fuel for the home. the letter had not been put In to Minister Replies to Zillinsky's Victoria Secretary in Close Plan; Statement by Officials prove what anyone Jwid said. the accepted type—tailored, “This declaration la of vital Impor­ We will gladly help you modernize your kitchen equip­ Complaints Touch With Oitawa is Awaited tance—it will throw more light on the dressy and of sportive mode. ment at reasonable cost. Inner workings than anything else," Every consideration in the Civil KervHiits in Victoria as New York, Manh 21—The Mr. MacNeill declared. In straw and silk combina­ GAS DEPARTMENT world was given to the advanc Mr. Justice Galllher said that Mrs. repreMcntetl by the Customs and New York Herald-Tribune say* Bell should be produced as a witness, tions, cloche, j)oke, large representatives of the'colony o Excise staff, are accepting with­ to-day : but he doubted that he had any power Odder settlers who came to Vic to subpesna anyone outside.the Prov­ •„ dress hats. out protest the announced cut in 11 Wall Street yesterday re ince. and Mrs. Bell was in Manitoba. B. C. ELECTRIC toria to select farming land for ported that the Canadian Na “You are trying to get in this evi­ ■ Purple, black and white, Langley Street Phone 123. the "colony in Saskatchewan, am the bonus as contained in ad­ dence by a side way." said Douglas tional Railways were considering Armour. K.C., Government counsel. brown, sand. Chinese red, who plan to leave that province vices from Ottawa. The sum of taking over the operation of the The commissioner explained that he the Minister of Lands. Hon. T. I) #26.50 per month now paid ou Canadian lines operated by the had not regarded the Government's black, almond. telegram and letter, submitted before, l’attullo, stated this morning salaries of married men receiv­ Great Northern. It was iiupos as evidence and would pay no atten­ Exclusive with He was commenting on eon» sible to obtain confirmation of tion to them. ing up to $f,200 remains tin Mr. MacNeill declared that Mrs. plaints of O. F. Zillinsky. one of four the contemplated plan. New York members of the colony who came to touched. It is çut by one-third officiale pointing out that that Initia­ Bell's declaration would show the Victoria, that he had been unfair) on salaries of $1.560. by two-thirda tive would come from the company's commissioner that he was a “long, 1212 treated. on salaries of front $1,560 to $1,800, main headquarters In St. Paul." long way" from the bottom of the P.U.L. situation. Telephone As far as the I^and Department is and on salaries of $1,800 up it is The lines said to be involved in the Douglas Spring’s concerned there is no land at Bay- eliminated completely. The post of­ deal Include the line running from “Well. I certainly would like to get Street 1901 ward available,' as all wo sell la fice staff, particularly the postmen St. John, North Dakota, to Brandon, to the bottom of It," the commissioner crown land.. To detabîlsh a develop throughout < *anada. have been to the Man., and the Midland Railway, run­ remarked., lie added, however, that Limited ment area there would have meant fore in opposing the bonus slash, but ning from Gretna to Portage la an opportunity of cross-examining Smartest we should have had to buy from pri­ the scale of cuts announced. It Is be­ Prairie, Mart Mr*. Bell should be allowed. WOMEN’S READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY vate Interests, which would have lieved. will weaken their opposition Mr. MacNeill said It would be la­ taken time. We did not tell them to considerably. mentable If the public were not al­ settle In Powell River. We told him C. R. Das Called lowed to *•« the real facts of the that we did not have land at BaywarV SALARY REVISION situation as outlined In the affidavit. v Shoes A promised salary revision through­ but we had land at Powell River,** NO SUBSTANTIATION for covering the expe’nsef of the head said Mr. Pattutlo. out the service, however, will be the London, March 21.—King George has -Notably smart ami exceptionally Upon to Attend _ "They have made twenty-seven Joined the army df radio /ana and haa THE STATEMENT outstanding feature in eliminating office of the Northern Construction had installed In hi* palace a receiving , fine value in a line black kid organized opposition to the lower I nss)nnnrd> Trtnl CZ*rF** far have not produced Mr. Zllinsky wvas given all" pos­ V ttWIiUOT* M WutU «tom of evidence In support of any Company, but Rossjter had continu­ set which la said to be unique. Uxford with Cuban heels; also a bonus scale. A. C'alderwood, secre­ No aerial or ground connections are sible information and assistance In of them." «aid Mr. Taylor. "Now ally questioned them. He denied one-strap. two-button effect in connection with hfs proposals," said tary of the Customs and Excise City used, their places being taken by cop­ they attempt to bring In an affidavit that he had dismissed Mr. Rossi tar, per plates set into the top and base of patent or ktd featuring the new Mr. Pattullo. Service Association and a vice presi­ dent of the Dominion Association, prepared by interested parties and but had threatened to do so. lie the cabinet. This obviaioc the frame broad too and low heel. Both "The I >e pertinents of Ixinds deals Ixmdon, March 21—C. R. I>as, the •cop common to moat seta not having has been kept in close touch with Swarajist leader, he* been ordered td signed by a - woman who may not ^•tyles are priced at only only- with Frown lands. In the Sal­ had used fairly strong languauge, he outdoor aerials developments through the head of­ attend the trial of alleged Indian Bol­ even know how to read." mon River Valley, of the Sayward admitted. He had thought that Mr. district, the Grown owns practically fice of the association at Ottawa, shevik agents at Cawnpore and state Mr. MacNeill suggested that the no vacant Crown lands suitable for and received word to-day that a su­ whether he has been In communica­ Government subpoena Mrs Bell, and Rosslter was doubting his veracity. agriculture, and Mr. Zllinsky was so perannuation scheme for civil serv­ tion with the accused men. says the added „ that if her affidavit were Mr. Rosslter, he asserted, had been ants and a salary revision will come untrue the Government side had $5.50 advised, and it was suggested that Calcutta correspondent of The Morn­ confused over the whole dispute be­ there was available Crown land at u> at this session of Parliament. ing Post. plenty of evidence and documents to refute if. tween theht. Powell River. SMALLER CHECKS Mr. Proctor said that the expenses The statement that Mr. Zllinsky The new bonus scale, however, TEA POT DOME accounts of Northerp Construction s advised by Mr Nad* that no goes Into effect at the lieglnlng of Cosgrave to he The commissioner finally ruled Company officials had been ex­ for Rheumatism G. D. CHRISTIE landssfor pre-emption existed at Say­ the Government fiscal year. April 1, that the affidavit could not be ad­ tremely low and as had understood ward or anywhere else on Vancouver so that soma of the higher paid em­ Irish Free State mitted. Hlmllar documents had been the circumstances surrounding them. Island. I have no .hesitation in say­ ployees of the service wUI receive » It’s the glowing warmth 1623 Douglas Street Four Doors From the Hudson's Bay Co. admitted In the United States Sen­ LUMBER ORDERS ing is not true. Mr. Naden is not in smaller check next montlu until the ate's Tea But txune Inquiry, he that gives suchrquick town, but It is impossible for him to revision is put Into rffect/lt la ex­ Defence Minister remarked, hut such evidence did not I>ealing with the charge that he have made such a statement, pected no action will be- taken on the appeal to him in the present inquiry. had favored W. H. Day 4k Company relief from a rub with anyone who knows Mr. Naden know* bonua question until it is seen what In purchasing lumber supplies and that he usually knows what he 1* Dublin, March 21.—President Cos- Admission of Mrs. Bell’s affidavit the salary revision calls for. The grave will assume the office of Min­ would be dangerous, he said, and he would not give Orders to other com­ talking aboot.— elimination of the bonus and a higher ister of Defence, from which Richard ruled that more direct evidence muet panies. like the Consumers’ Com­ SOUGHT FINANCIAL AID salary scale has been the objective be produced. pany, Mr. Proctor recalled that he BAUME BENGUÉ of the association for several years Mulcahy resigned on Wednesday. • I did riot-personally meet Mr. Zil- The Dali last night adopted without "Well, will the Government pay had analyzed the* prices quoted by WILD STATEMENTS 1SHB0UMY various companies and had decided insky, hut Mr new of the negotiations division the motion of Kevin O’Hig­ for this woman to come here ?" Mr. ■Iso relieves Lumbago— that were proceeding; and from in­ It la not anticipated that the sal­ thet the prices submit teed by the ary revision will start until the end gins, Minister of Home Affairs, that MacNeill demanded. Sciatica, Headache and formation received from officers of the President be appointed to the "I'm not required to answer." Mr. Day firm were lowest. The Consum­ the Department. I arrived at the con­ of May or June. Mr. Calderwood will ers* Company's prices were higher attend, as representative of the Brit­ post. Mr. O’Higgins added that dur­ Taylor retorted. "You won't get any Backache. clusion that what was agitating Mr. ing Mr. Cosgrave s Illness he himself campaign material out of that We than those of the Day company be­ Zllinsky was a desire to obtain some ish Columbia < "ustoms and Excise cause on them the cost of carriage staffs, the meeting of the IX>minion would act as Defence Minister. W'on’t pay anything far this, and we Keep a tube handy. At Action by British Government personal , financial assistance from A striking feature of the delists make no apologies." from Vancouver to the railway line the Government. Association, which will be held had to be paid. all dealers. shortly, and It Is expected that pres- was the testimony of Major Bryan Mr. Taylor suggested that the Pro­ EPIEHESE Will Follow Failure of “I received a letter from Mr. Zll- Mr. Proctor denied emphatically Cooper, British press censor In Ire- vincial Party Uouneel could secure inaAy in which ha abated that h* www »4U-k£..laj»M»tu- ta..fcsar„ter. .on. ■****■( any slapt on the revision. TmTuT^HnT‘'mF-W¥F."-TKar IK* ronk ■ptmT-rrrTWmiT ■ *mé er»Ti7TTKTrc"TTfe'ifrûTrihFfîr ...... • ...... Negotiations...... tkkiug a party to Pbwell River to and file of th* army had been abso­ had put up the party's big campaign Mr. Rosslter that he would not Statements upfieaniig in Mae ------look over the lands, and he wished lutely triie to their ogths and that fund, and provided funds to pay the give any lumber orders to outsiders. to, know if they.-earae to the conclus­ Lean's Magazine recently, de- the insubordination had been limited party s expensive counsel. Asa matter of fact, he had no power ion that these lands would not suit "Not one counsel on this aide Is o order lumber for the contractors Be rilling British ('ulliml.ia s fl- I houndiiry between Northern unit their purpose; Whether I would de­ to officers. Get the Mr. OHigglns. winding up the de­ paid a red cent!" exclaimed Sir ind had declined to interfere In such Southern Ireland, Initiated by Pre­ pute rome officer of the Lands De­ naneial affairs and deelar ng that bate. announced that Major-General Charles Tapper. K.l\ Provincial matters. mier Murlkmald soon after he as­ partment to endeavor to get them Joseph Sweeny of I*»negn| had been ’arty Counsel, springing to his feet 'When an engineer trie* to be half the Proving*’« debt has sumed office, have broken down and located elsewhere. ! replied to Mr. appointed Acting Chief of Staff in All the paid counsel are facing me,"» engineer and half contractor, good- J enormously as a result of gross action* by the British Government is Zllinsky that I would do so, but 1 bye to both."* he remarked. necessary to solve the deadlock, place of General McMahon. ie said, looking at the Government have 'heard nothing further from lawyer*. "We are citizens of British MURDOCK SUBCONTRACT I extravagance, are "inspired and newspapers declare. him. Columbia—you are a citizen of Cali­ paid.for,” Premier Oliver de- The discussions in Ireland, which "When inquiries are made with High Commissioner Chang Mr. Taylor went Into the Murdock 1 followed the conference In Ixmdon a Lamp Exploded fornia.'* he said to Mr. Taylor. Company’s P.G.E. sub-contract, dared to-day. regard to settlement In the Province, "I'm 'a citizen of a country with few weeks ago. have had no results, no one section of the ITovlnce is Chien and Party Leave For around which a great part of the “By whom arc they Inspired?’ the it is stated, Ulster still refusing to 120,000,000 people—the greatest coun­ inquiry has centred. To explain the Premier was asked. favored over another. We cannot Orient And House Burned; try in the world,".Mr. Taylor replied appoint a representative. offer a settler ’and which Is not mildly. “ spread from 17 cents to 40 cents In “Well,” he replied, “certainly not the cribbing work done by p. J. by friends of the Provincial Govern - within our control, and we take into Family Escaped p. H. Tall, Provincial Party Coun- consideration the purpose for which When the Canadian Pacifie Flnnerty and then completed by the "•‘l.^ssid It would he a “public scan­ Murdock Company, Mr. Taylor pro­ Aeked If he would answer the the applicant desires the loud. Impr-Hs of Australia. Captain dal** If the Government refused to statements publicly, the Premier re­ **f am Informed by Colonel Davies duced letters between the Govern­ Nanaimo. March 21.- Fire follow­ Pax Mrs. Bell’s expense* to the ment and the railway builder* to plied that he was much too busy to of the Lcnrt Settlement Board that A.Hailey commanding sailed coast. ing the explosion of a gasoline lamp prove that the Murdock Company deal with, them at present. 1 he went to every trouble to assist Hlr Charles argued that the Gov­ The statements about British Co­ I Mr Zillnskv and Kis associates. from thin port last night for the' in the kitchen of the home of Ernest and not Mr. Flnnerty was required to Spall Diver l«ake, Wellington, de­ ernment side could hardly refuse to fill the cribs. lombia's debt published in MacLesh'* act on the suggestion of the com­ Magazine, it was exr/lulned nt • Kar Kant «lie took out on»- of the stroyed the house and contents last - Mr. Proctor said that the spread missioner that Mrs. Bell be produced, You Know Coal Parliament Buildings, are absolutely largest lint* of pasaenger* that night Mrs. Spall Jumped through between Mr. Flnnerty * cribbing bill misleading, as they full to tnv-e »ut a wlndbw to safety while Mr Spall but the Government Counsel paid no of 17 cents a foot and the Murdock flcient Importance t.» the substantial Harry F. Sinclair Has His LIVELY DEBITE IN I lias been taken for some time. aroused tbft_rhlldren and escaped attention to this suggestion, and the Company's bill of 40 cents a foot ainklng funds which have. Jbeen-laid through the'front door. investigation pnx-eeded with A. F would be represented by heavy ex­ Proctor, formerly Chief Engineer of aside by the present Government t Counsel in Washington Ovor 2Ô4» |KtHMUigers were aboard The house was a new one. penses -that th* Murdock Company pay off the provincial délit To quot the big liner. (he Railway Department, in the wit-I had to meet. He had known of cases Does Vary the total debt without laying empha Make Effort ness stand. in which 20 cents a foot had Iteen sis on the sinking funds is to giv­ Among the prominent passengers 1,000 Deaths SAYS LETTERS MISSING added to the cost of filllnirxcrib* by aboard the liner was tne Hon. High en entirely erroneous idea er pound. ••• withdrew the remark, explaining Brussels, March 21.—Le Soir to­ oil field and drilling will be con­ day points out that King Albert not ment," Mr. Proctor replied : "No, I that what he had meant waa that Iff Community Hall, L«k# Hill—A tinued In 1924, according to informa­ only refused an Increase in salary, think the putting over was on the the event of war, Britain would have tion given to-day by F. .J Wolfe, but also declined an allowance for other foot." J.E.PAINTER&SONS meeting of the aupportero of the to send cruisers with alxteen-lnch CHARLIE HOPE director of marketing for tho com­ Mr. Proctor admitted that he had 017 toimoranr St phene 536 Provincial Party will be held at the the Grown Prince and paid all the guns against Japanese cruisers with pany. who Is here conducting a ser- expenses qf his Jdurneys to tho quarrel with Mh Rossi ter. He had Phone 2MB above ball on Friday. March 21, at eighteen-inch guns, whlcli would re­ of meetings for salesmen and 1434 Government Street S o'clock. All welcoros. ••• United States, Brazil, France, Italy told Mr. Reseller “ 10,060 time*" altout sult. In tho murder Of British sailors. Agents of tbe company from South- land Spain. certain arrangements he had made

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of course,* was one entirely for Can­ ada to decide. $ Mr. Woodsworth ased if the word­ ing of the resolution on « defence adopted at the Imperial Conference 1 Juvenile juvenile did not commit Canada to “imperial responsibilities.” 4 Millinery Millinery Premier King returned that ho hoped the time would never come Opening Opening Spring when Canada would want to Ignore all responsibility to the rest of the 1008-10 GOVERNMENT STREET Resolution Introduced in the British Empire. Commons by J. S. Woods- RIGHTS NOT QUESTIONED Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen said Can­ worth Was Withdrawn ada had all rights in regard to her Millinery domestic affairs save that of amend­ ing the constitution. Of Character, Individuality and Variety When Canada Asks Changes Canada's right to determine whe­ JUVENILE MILLINERY OPENING ther on not she should engage in Saturday at British Parliament Acqui­ Em pi i# wars had not been questioned esces Declared Speakers in decades. For the last half century Canada To-morrow—Presenting a had had ample rights. The strength Ottawa. March 21—J.- 8. Woods- of the present position lay In the fact Wonderful Showing of worth. Labor member for Winnipeg that the rights of minorities were centre, moved in the House of Com­ not only in the care of the Federal mons yesterday afternoon a resolu- and Provincial Parliaments of Can­ j tipn declaring that “in the opinion of ada. but also in the care.of the Brit­ I this Hou»© Thé governing powers of ish Parliament. He felt that minori­ ties in Canada regarded this as an New Headwear Canada as constitut'd by the British Spring North America Act as amended and additional security, and would not A Charming Assemblage of Hats, in- altered from time to time hereafter readily relinquish it. But Canada ought to possess under the British was in no sense subordinate to any­ For the Children eluding the cloche so indispensable for Crown the shey We cordially invite the “wee tots” and their big sisters to attend as the Parliament of Great desired amendments to the constitua the Close-fitting coiffure. Also small possesses in regard to Grçgt, tion and so expressed themselves, the Juvenile Millinery Opening here to-morrow to view the new close- fitting shapes and off-the-faee its affairs and its people.” there was no doubt they would be headwear styles for Spring and Summer. There are many smart After a lengthy debate In which granted. styles and very becoming Hats for thé Premier King and Mr. Melghen. Con­ WRITTEN BY CANADIANS styles to select from for school wear or dress up occasions and at more matronly w^fnan, all- offered at servative leader, participated, the Hon. K. M. Macdonald, Minister of very popular prices. this very unusualT Saturday price. resolution was withdrawn. National Defence, warned the House DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED against taking too seriously such Bring the Children to See Their Own Millinery Modes Mr. Woodsworth said that during resolutions as loosely drafted as the his experience in the House the mem­ on» introduced by Mr. Woodsworth. bers had found themselves faced with The British North America Act. he The Bargain Basement Salesroom Has difficulties which seemed to require said, was drawn up by the public legislation of this kind. The form of men of Canada after due deliber­ • the resolution had bet n derived from ation. Every line of it was written Gossard ! a suggestion of Sir Clifford Sifton, by a Canadian hand, and Canadians Women’s Cotton Lisle Important News Too although Sir Clifford was not aware now should hesitate before making that he (Mr. Woodsworth> was going any changes in It. to introduce it In the Commons. Combinations Corsets J. Ti Hhaw, Progressive, West Cal­ Trimmed and Sports Hats that portray all favored There were two distinct features to Women’s fine Cotton Lisle Combina-1 modes in the extensive variety being featured in whléh the resolution was applicable. gary, hel^that the present constitu­ The first was in regard to Canada s tion of Canada might have been tlons, with strap shoulder or short I our Bargain Basement Salesroom on Saturday relations to the Motherland, and the desirable in 1867, but self-governing $1.00 At $2.50 per Pair Canadian provinces created since sleeves and loose lace trimmed knee, j offers wise shoppers the two-fold opportunity of second the relation of the Federal Sizes 36, 38, 40. On sale Faturday.J Government to the provincial govern­ tha> time should have control over Per Suit Gossard Front - procuring the smartest and very latest at much ments. In the first case Mr. Woods- their own constitutions. There was lacing Corsets, less than the usual, price in all the newest shapes worth felt Canada was now grow n up no doubt the British Government and entitled to the fullest measure of would grant any request that had In styles suit­ an"r;n America/worm.* Actau w, i\ CmrrQlL t Cap* Bre At$22^$35.00 andm50 ton South. règarclwÔTîe PrivyT'oun- the England of 100 years ago for mat­ dl as "a rich man’s court" and Presenting Saturday a very fine range of women’s -The South African Plume Shop ters of precedent. It would be bet­ thought the Supreme Court of Can­ VICTORIA’S LARGEST MILLINERY SALON ter to guide this country by the Eng­ ada should l>e the court at final and misses’ new Spring Suits, in many attractive 747 Yates Street Phone 2818 land of to-day, he declared. * appeal except in constitutional Issues tailored and novelty styles; choose from shades of CONVENTION SUGGESTED between Fédéral and Provincial navy, sand, log cabin and caramel. You will find authorities. Questioned from various quarters. here Just the suit you are looking for and at Just Mr. Woodsworth denied he aimed at any disintegration of the system the price you want to pay. of separate provincial governments. there had been a general agreement j MUCH GRAIN SENT Asked what reforms he would make DOMINION NAVIES on the policy of separate Dominion ...... bum Sir if the change in the constitution were SAYS SUBSIDY MOST SIMILARLY ORGANIZED navies, but in view of the desirabll- I BY WAY OF MAIIML accomplished. Mr. Woodsworth said It y of co-operation it had been J lu did "not wish to go into that larger New Topcoats to Sell Satur­ agreed that the organization* should Ottawa. March 21.—A large pro­ question now. It might be necessary Ottawa. March 21.—Robert Forke. be on similar lines This was what porllon og canaaian grain exported to call a convention of provincial PBOFIP-E PLAN Progressive leader, called attention understood by the reference to a | ______representatives to decide such day, at $17.50 in the House yesterday afternoon to | % common doctrine.' during the Winter months still roes changes. a. dispatch which quoted the ^British ■tTh. McConlca. Progressive. Bat Very very smart are these new Spring Topcoats I’.t Hon. Arthur Meighen. leader by way of Portalnd. Maine. Figures Saskatchewan Would Lose if imentary Secretary <-f I of the Opposition, pointed out that tleford. Sask . considered the resolu­ that we offer Saturday at $17.50. Developed of nov­ 'miraity as authority for the state­ tabled In the House show that In tion ill-advised. The people of Can­ Given Natural Resources, the policy now being carried out had 1923 the Canadian National Railways elty striped and shadow Plaid Coatings In shades ment that the policy of organization been agreed upon three years ago. ada. he said, "are as free as any peo­ States Premier of the Dominion navies had as its ulone carried 19,048.81» bushels to ple on the face of the globe.” that are decidedly popular this season. You will basis a “common doctrine.** Portland, against 2,520.664 to St. “Is it consonant with the dignity of agree with' us _ that they are unusual values NEW SANITARIUM Premier King replied that there the sovereign state.” asked Andrew Regina. March 21—1-égal opinion is John. N.B. The 1922 figures were: McMaster, Independent. Brome. Que., had been a long standing contro­ against the proposal that Saskatche­ at ...... $17.50 versy between the principle of a Nelson. B.C., March 21—Brigadier- Portland 16.203.065, St John 3.538,419. • to go to another state for permission Another question elicited the fact wan should carry its claim for the central navy for thé Empire and that Gen. rai F. F Burnham, of WTnnip. «. to chang.* Its constitutionT that Jhe Canadian Government Mer­ transfer of. its natural resources to -of sépara»*» navies fy thy Dumiti- bat* arrival here to found a sanitar­ chant Marine fleet now totals thirty- MOVED FOR HOIST The judicial committee of- the. Privy Jons. ium and hospital at Halcyon Hot eight ships. Four have been sold. ^ Hon. J. B. Baxter. Conservative, Ft. Council in. London. New Middy Blouses for Girls, New Costard Brassieres At the last Imperial Conference Springs for the White Cross. John, moved7that the resolution be Premier Dunning told the Legisla­ considered six rhontha hen^e. ture this yesterday when a resoultlon for 75c Hon. H. H. 8t« veils. Conservative. urging that pressure bé continued to 7 to 14 Years, at $1.90 to $2.50 Vancouver centre, who seconded the secure the public domain was passed Featuring Saturday a splen­ motion for a six months’ hoist, said unanimously. Just received a fine new shipment of smart Middy tv> agreed there was no demand in It was more profitable for the prov­ Blouses for girls 7 to 14 years of age ; in Balkan or did assortment of new Gos­ the country for the change In the con­ ince. Premier Dunning said, to con­ sard Brassieres, in the new stitution. tinue to collect the annual subsidy régulation atyles Many have detachable navy blue, models for Spring. Perfect Mr. McMaster proposed an amend­ than to take over the resources at collars ; long or short sleeves ; also sizes 34 to 42. ment to Mr. XVoodswc.rth's r/solutlon present and surrender the subsidy fitting and well cut Bras­ providing that no amendment of the unless hidden wealth In large quan­ Priced at fU.OO to ...... $2.50 British North America Act could lie tities was found. The province In sieres. Special value at 75< effected without consent of the ma­ the past had received the worst end jority of provinces, in which major­ of the autonomy bargain, but hé be­ ity New Brunswick. Nova Scotia. On­ lieved that from now on it was going tario and Quebec must be Included. to get the best of the deal. These provinces, Mr. McMaster point­ The annual subsidy now, In lieu of Just Arrived ! A Large Ship­ ed out, were the original parties to natural resources, he said. Was $562,- the contract. 500, and the province was on the eve ment of Imported Novelty nt. Hon. Arthur Meighen said Brit­ of getting $750,000 a year. In time, ish Columbia wia no less a con­ when the population increased, it tracting party to the British North would get $1,125,000 annually forever. Fabric Gloves America Act than any of the four parties mentioned. GRÀIN INQUIRY Deputy Speaker Gordon ruled the At Per Pair, $1.50 and $1.75* motion for six months’ hoist out of COSTS STATED Brand New Glove styles are presented In this fine showing SENATE REFORM Ottawa. March 21—The Royal Grain of imported Novelty Fabric Gloves. In all the new tones of W C. Good. Progressive, Brant, Inquiry Commission cost the Govern­ beaver, mode, grey and sand, and the cuffs vary in width brought up the matter of Senate re­ ment $105.586 up to March 1, 1924. so you may select for almost any type of costume. At. per form. observing that it must come A statement tabled In the House pair, $1.50 and ...... $1.75 about sooner or later. yesterday afternoon shows that the Robert Forke. Progressive leader, chairman, W. F. A. Turgeon. receives Fabric Gloves That Are Different said he was unaware of any griev­ no salary, but is allowed living and ance on Canada’s part so far as the transportation expenses. British Government was concerned; The three other commissioners, D. Put in th«? event of a vote he would A. McGIbbon, W. J. Rutherford and oppose* both the resolution and the J. G. Hcett, receive $26 a day salary amendment. and $16 a day allowance besides trans­ restrictions and the Ellis Island ad­ portation « xpenses. R. F. Deachman TRAVEL TO CANADA ministration have done more to OPPOSED BY PREMIER receives $15 a day and expenses. Premier King opposed the resolu­ IS ON INCREASE bring about the change than any D’Arcy Scott, chief counsel, received effort of the Canadian authorities or tion. He quoted four Instances where $100 a day up to September 16 last, the British Government had readily of the British steamship compan­ and $50 a day from then to October 3, Liverpool. March 21 '(Canadian ies,” concludes The Journal. assented t« amendment of the con­ in addition to $15 a day living allow­ Presi Cable)—The Liverpool Journal stitution. There wad little doubt that ance. tf. B. Woods, senior counsel, of Commerce, discussing the rumor if Provincial and Federal Govern­ received $75 a day from October 4 and IE that United States shipping Interests RAILWAYMEN TO MEET ments In Canada decided that any $lu0 a day during sittings of the are looking with suspicious eyes on further change was necesgary. the commission, in addition to $15 a day Canada's decision to grant new set­ Montreal. March 21.—The fifth British Government would not re­ living expenses. Salaries of four Ju­ $3,683.232 to C.P.R. and tlers from firent Britain a cash annual convention of Division four Of fuse to make the change Canada al­ nior counsel are graded down to $26 ltonus of $1,500. says the real truth is the Railway Employees’ Department ready had what the resolution asked 3,178.411 to C.N.R. This that the pendulum of North Ameri­ of the American Federation of Labor, for, namely, the right to legislate for comprising all railway shop crafts In its people in exactly the same way Year can travel is swinging to the Can­ adian route. Canada, will start here next Monday as the British Parliament legislated BILL FOR HOLIDAY and will continue for one week. for the BrH4gh people. ^------— FARES ^(N RAILWAYS Ottawa. March 21.—While prefer­ “The United States immigration The passage of such a resolution ence Is given wherever possible by would create a false impression abroad and at home that Cam^da slif- Ottawa, March 21—Second reading the Post Office Department to the f« red under a sense of inferiority, waa-glven in the House yesterday to Canadian National Railways In the -sf bill amending the Railway Act which was not true. which was introduced by T. L. carriage of mails through Canada, PRIVY COUNCIL CHILDREN CRY FDR “GASTORIft" Church, Conservative, Toronto North. the requirements of particular dis­ Mr. Woodsworth asked if reference The object of the bill Is to restore to tricts are first considered and these of legal points to the British Privy the public cheap tickets for week - still compel the routing of a slight Council were not an Implication of end holidays, excursions. Fail fairs, Inferiority. conventions and sporting events, as majority of the traffic over the Can­ Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All / for 15^ Premier King replied that If the before the war. adian Pacific Railway. In a return tabled in the House Canadian people as a whole wanted The bill was sent to the railway It. The 1 that changv«I<4eould be changed. of Commons It was stated that Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has everywhere committee. you have always it bears Mr. Irvine. Labor member for East a fair average comparison could been in use for over thirty years aa Manufactured by nature of " 35* Calgary, ased if the recognition by ■ URNABYCANOIDATE - be taken' from the Usure» for this a pleasant, harmless substitute for fierai year, when the Canadian Imperial Tobacco Company Britain of the Soviet Government did Castor OH. Paregoric, Teething not commit CanadiL to * the ‘same Edmonds, B.C.. March 21 — Ex- Pacific Railway earned ll.S8S.232 by Jteeve Thomas Sandérison has been carrying malls, the Canadian National Drops and Soothing Syrups. Con­ of Canada Limited thing. ** tains no narcotics. Prpven directions Premier King replied Canada had chosen as the Conservative candidate earned 13.178,411 and other railway! X a right to separate action in such for the Legislature in the BurnAbg $616.81»; a total expenditure of are on each package. Physicians * matters. The matter of defence, also, riding. 87.477.4X2. 4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

ANOTHER BATTLE OF THE MARNE perature. maximum yesterday. 62; mini­ Vancouver ...... 63 “We WantBlood” Cried Riel mum. 12; Wind, I miles 74.«6.; weather, BarkerviUe ...... so Btrtmia Daily (Eimra cloudy. „ Grand Forks ...... 7.TL.. 48 Fate van—Barometer. 50.02; tempera­ Nelson ...... »...... »...... 44 RANCE has won a financial'battle ture. maximum yesterday. 62; minimum. Ki’flo ...... '. 48 With This Cry the Half-breed War on the 82; wind, 4 miles N.K.; weather, clear. Winnipeg ...... 42 FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1S24 of the Marne in the war which has Regina ...... 87 F been waging on the franc. From Dominion Government Was Declared KIRK’S Tatooeh— Barometer 30.00. tempera­ Toronto ...... 36 Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday by ture. maximum yesterday. 60; minimum, Ottawa ...... 40 3*4 cents a week ago the franc has re­ in 1885 to Drive the Whites and 48: wind. 12 miles E ; rain, trace; weath- Montreal ...... 3* THE TIME3 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Their Surveyors Out of St. John V...... 44 COMPANY, LIMITED covered rapidly to over 5 cents, catching Portland, Ore.—Barometer. 29.94: tem­ Halifax ...... !.... 40 Office»: Cerner Broad ard Fert Street» in the rise a reported large number of Saskatchewan WELLINGTON Bill Before Parliament Pro­ perature. maximum yestviday. 48: mini­ mum. 88: wind, « miles N.W.; rain,.^2; Burine*» Office (Advertising) Phone 1098 VM'ihur r-lnudv Phono 3343 persons in other countries who have been vides For Thirteen SeaM$â*=Be*t»meter. 29.98; tempera­ Circulation ...... ~ martCIh A, tees Editorial Office ...... Phone 45 selling French currency short. Squadrons ture, maximum yesterday, 6o: minimum. T oris Itrrèla, thé central figure of the Red 48; wind, ,6 miles N.; rain. .02; weather, wm To win this battle, which for a few cloudy. jfJL SUBSCRIPTION RATES River Rebellion of 1*70, had escaped the 139 London. «March 21 (Canadian Press San Francisco—Baroni. ter. 29.80; tem­ City d#»itvery ...... 8180 per month days seemed necessary if the franc was clutches of the Canadian law (there were those Cable)—The House of Lords gave By mail |exclu*ty# of city)—Canada. perature, mgslmem yesterday, 62; mini­ Great Britain and Vntted Stater. $« «*) per annum not to follow the mark down the hill to in Ontario who «aid U wee with the connivance second reading l*at night to the mum. 4f; wind. 4 miles W.; weather. To France. Belgium. Greece, etc .. *1.00 per month utter financial disaster, the French people «»f the Canadian Government, that Is of Sir Auxiliary Air Force Bill. Brigadier-General Ix>rd Thomson. Penticton — Temperature, maximum have displayed as they have in critical John A. Macdonald) and had since been living 3-esterday, 44: rain, .01. in exile, a Junior teacher In a Jesuit College In Air Secretary, said the bill was In­ Temperature times in the nation's past, the sacrifice tended to enable the Air Ministry to —7- Max. Min. Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated Montana. The half-breeds of the valley of the MERCHANTS’ DRIVE AT OTTAWA start recruiting for thirteen non- Victoria ...... 50 41 •old by Grocers Throughout Canada and the determination they can make for Saskatchewan, large numbers of whom had regular «quadrone, which would form the national welfare. To turn the trend moved front the Red River thither after the part of an air home defence force EGARDING the report tlfat civil ser­ of the franc last week required the mobil­ constitution of the Province of Manitoba, grew Those who enrolls,1 would be called FOR MEMBERSHIP to serve within the British ieiee vice bonuses were going to be cut alarmed at the appearance of Dominion R ization of 500 million gold franc in for­ Government surveyor» 'in their midst. against active or apprehended at­ down and reductions made in the eign markets with which to buy up the tack. Primarily the function of the number of civil servants. The Ottawa They had vivid memories of the similar ap­ auxiliary air force would be the same francs offered. British and American pearances of 186» in the valley of the Red as that of the Territorial Army. Citizen makes the following remon­ bankers are credited by France with hav­ River Again vthe Vinadian officials seem to During discussion in the Commons strance : ing come forward with more than $100.- have been none too diplomatic nor conciliatory. of the air estimate», the Government They were prejudiced against the half*breeds. Will Start Campaign in came under the fire of the protagon­ “ Vnintelligent bqnus cutting and 000,000 to help the restoration, partly be­ •The land-claim* these people had staked out ists of a strong air force. Sir John were in the traditional Quebec form, long strips Earnest Next Week; Plan Simon complained that the aeroplane staff reductions lead to evils which are cause of the difficulties resulting from force had been reduced to an absolute far more damaging than the conditions the depreciation in the value of the tens fronting narrowly on the Saskatchewan. These Big Luncheon Meeting minimum and added that no Gov­ they ostensibly aim to remove. It means did not, of course, conform to the survey plan, ernment could poeotbly avoid bearing of millions of dollars of French bonds and the old fear again arose from the ashes of in mind the air force developments a multiplication of anxiety, an under­ which these banker* have sold to their the 1870 troubles that the holdings would not At a meeting of the Retail Mer­ in France. mining of confidence and a decline in effi­ clients since the end of the ^war. To be reflected by the Government. Moreover, chants* Association last * night, held CO-OPERATION even if they lost no land, the half-breeds were In Cornwell's tea rooms. It was de­ Blr Samuel Hoars called attention ciency in many of those affected."’ stabalize conditions in the home market, cided that the campaign to add more angered at having the block-ay stem of land to the necessity of developing avia­ members of the Victoria business We quite agree that the unintelligent where there has been selling of national survey forced upon them to the disturbance of tion In close uniformity with the world to the organisation would be­ Dominions. use of the axe at Ottawa might impair the bonds, the Poincare Government has ex­ their habits and their homes. gin on Monday next. It was not de­ Discontent spread like a prairie fire. Meet­ W. Leach, speaking for the Gov­ efficiency of the civil service, but never­ empted from taxation 65 million franca cided just where the luncheon would ernment said the Government was theless it is possible to put into force cer­ of national defence bonds. ings were held, and it was resolved to invite be held, but the time and place for determined to Investigate moat Louis Reil to head the half-breeds In a move­ the affair will be announced later. thoroughly the utility of airships and tain economies which would save the Altogether France—has thrown one- ment to force the Dominion Government to ü R. Gordon, organizer of Van­ a sub-committee on research hgd , country a large sum every year. The civil scvviti*. of her gold reserve into the bat- meet their demand*. Riel came, \agTmred far couver, who will direct the activities already ordered experimental ma­ Patent Leather Oxfords and wide, and sent petition after petition to of the association and its plane to chines in connection with the pro­ service at the Capital is greatly over­ tletPiiblic confidence has been restored add to its membership, outlined a Ottawa To all appearance Ottawa -look no jected air mail service to India. Ar­ manned. For thousands of the employees and raiders beaten off. .Steps that would plan of campaign last night and rangements were being made with very «erioue notice. Gradually Riel grew more suggested that the business district the Governments of Canada. Aus­ the actual working time every day does be considered dangerously stringent in reckless, talked of armed insurrection which of the city be devlded Hito certain tralia and New Zealand to train offi­ For the Young Fellows not exceed five and a half hours at the othetj countries have been taken to effect would sweep all intruders from the valley of areas, in which canvassers would cers as pilots. Two officers from most. If ojj# Ottawa contemporary economy in order to cut down the debt, the Saskatchewan, and. half-eayage from personally Interview all eligible per­ Canada and two from Australia were would show half the zeal in demanding brooding for fifteen years on disappointed am­ sona for the association. In this way now attending courges at the British Oxforde of patent leather in the newest broad toe last which has been increasing and helping bition and what he considered his wrong*, be­ It is felt the ground may be covered staff college are the thing for Spring. Young fellows who are particu­ that the civil service at the Capital be to weaken the.franc. It is proposed to gan to move toward personal aggrandisement. more quickly and systematically. lar about their appearance should see this snappy new His influence over the half-breed population At the luncheon meeting on Mon­ put on a business basis that it has shown reduce the civil list by one billion francs-. day th* members of the executive w as a maxing, and. aware of this, he eeeme to style. Those who are more conservative In their taste* in attacking the drydock at Esquimalt This reduction alone, even at the depre of the KM.A. will attend with their The WEATHER it might help to effect a saving every have considered using these people to secure helper*, and each man will bring will find a splendid choice of gtyles In black or brown eiated value of the franc, is enough to tym- If comfort and position, at the same time with him at least five volunteers to Dellr IhtflNtie rereâesed calf. Prices year which would pay for two drydoeks. pay the salaries of all Canada's Federal securing them concession* give assistance in the campaign. fcytae Vtetert* Meteer- civil servants. It is also proposed to in­ From December, 1884. till March, lift», he Alderman Woodward’s suggestion crease taxation generally by one-fifth preached armed rebellion. Finding that the that the store* close at S o’clock In­ RETAILERS AGAINST IT ha If-breeds would follow, him to any length he stead of 6 o'clock during the Summer Vlctoria. March 21.—6 a.-n.- The baro­ months will be considered at the meter remains high on the Coast and Poincare's victory in the Senate, narrow accelerated the pare. On March 18 he as­ fine.- colder weather Is Kepefkl Snow $6.50 and $7.50 though it was, was an endorsation of sembled an armed force of the»* people and lyncheon. as an alternative for the has fallen lit Alberta and Saskatchewan. daylight saving scheme, which thé HE Victoria Retail Merchants Asso­ started in to seise and Imprison those who op­ Reparte ciation is opposed to daylight sav­ these proposals, giving him almost the retail# rs feel they do not desire Victoria»-Barometer. 29 99; tempera­ T power of dictator to carry them out. posed hie course, and to collect supplies by In­ unless It la provincial-wide, at least. ture. maximum yesterday. So; minimum. ing unless it is common throughout timidation and by violence. Ills course waa The discussion of the high trades 41: wind. 20 miles N . weather, fair. noted by Slajor Crosier, commanding the North Vancouver—Barometer. 88.62. temper­ the country because it is convinced by In contrast with the action of Gcr- ' licensee, as they are In effect here, ature. maximum yesterday. 62; mini­ many after this war in seeking to escape Weest Mounted Police at Fort Carlton, who was del erred uhtil some later date. mum. 84; wind. « miles N : weather, Modern Shoe Co. experience that the expedient is bad for ordered reinforcements from Prince Albert, At present merchants in Vancouver fair business and causes a great deal of in­ from paying her war indemnity. France and on a receipt of a communication from pay much less than do the mer­ Kamloops—Barometer. 18 68- temper­ 1300 Government Street Phone 1859 chants here for their licenses, end ature. maximum yesierdys, 60. mini­ convenience which reacts to the disad­ after the war of 1870 did not rest until I Riel demanding the surrender of Fort Carlton mum 24; wind, calm; weather, clear. ■-nt a civilian volnnteer to dissuade Riel from very often the hardship worked I'llnoe Rupert—Barometer. 38.14; tem- vantage of the city. Last year a con­ every cent of the charge imposed upon her I among the smaller business men Is siderable amount of business was lost by Germany had been met. The national loan | hie mad Intention. very great. It la felt thaf the rumor local merchants on account of the differ­ to effect this was subscribed in a few 1>IKL. who, following his plan of action of 1178. of an ever further Increase of trades’ months with every Frenchman.doing his had set up a "Provisional Government** at licenses will necessitate immediate ence of time between here and outside Hit.ii brt on Ik* *wo»k- action on the part of the merchants. pnt twmahp irp thmer tntat.Vmm: irsTimr wftlr SVQSmHBinSiBBHHXorfingTon," HarfeTS ETîT points on the island: Vancouver and the envoy, McKay, but wyrfced himself Into a Cross were members added to the DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED the recuperative powers of France and fury as he Metened to hie • rffumrnts Fifteen other western communities declined to executive of the R M.A. last night. tiers Heure: • e.m. te • p.m.; Wednesday, 1 p.m.j duturday. • p.m. adopt daylight saving last year for simi­ whose people will stand behind its finan­ years he, had waited, he said, to right the in- lar reasons, and will not have it again cial obligations to the last rent, as the Justice* d«me the half-breed*, and now the hour French have, is no nation to gamble on had struck “It 1* blood,'* he shouted. "Blood! unless it becomes general. They regard We want blood. It Is a war of extermination. it as a luxury that they can not afford"" -for a financial crash. , Everybody that 1* against us is to be driven FINDS SQUIRES to indulge in, and much less can Victoria out of the country." afford it. Our merchants are carrying McKay barely ««raped with his life With Next thing we know, It this weather hie companion envoy. Mitchell, a resident of FRESH MEATS heavy burdens these days and should be keeps up, the first straw hat will be Duck I-ake. he reported to Major Crosier. The ACCEPTED MONEY given every opportunity to increase their uptm us. latter sent these two again the next day. revenues. Victoria is not suffering from March 21st. !•*$. to meet two of Rlel'e repre­ 1 CASH AND CARRY | sentatives half-way between Batocbe. and Fort Commissioner Says Former lack of leisure. What it needs is more No matter what restrictions they are Carlton. Both sides were uncompromising. business and more employment. putting on immigrants into the United Major « 'rosier demanded the name* of the lead­ Premier of Newfoundland CLXANUNX8S, QUALITY, LOW PRICES States, thfrre is no fear of any two or er*. who would hav* )p g newer to the law. Was Guilty three percent, quota talk in t’anada. while the rank and fileffhlght expect leniency. Albert* L*mb Prime Steer Beef TARIFF FREEDOM WOULD HELP Hie! demanded the Immediate surrender of Rolled Pot Roaata, per lb...... 14» SOLVE THE LOGOING PROBLEM F*ort Carlton. The envoys from Riel had a let­ Rt. John's, Nfld.. March II—-Charges Shoulder*. 4 to 5 lbe., per lb...... At a London whist drive a bald man ter from him which they did not deliver, since that Bfr Richard Squire* while Pre­ Rolled Prime Riba, per lb...... ___ 23» mier of Newfoundland received pub­ Lege, 4 to 6 lbi., per lb...... won a prize of nine hair-cuts and sham­ from the peremptory refusal of Major Crosier. lic moneys and also large sums from Cros* Rib Roaata, per lb...... 13» SAWMILL- according to members It was now useless. This letter was found Rib Chops, per lb...... :...... 10» poos. One thing that ean be said for- the British Empire Steel Corporation Blade Bone Roaata. per lb...... of the B.O. Loggers’ Association; rome time, later among Rlel'e captured papers. are sustained in the report of Acorn- Loin Chops, per lb...... Rump Roast*, per lb., 19* and . ...21» A can be erected and equipped in Mah Jong is that it has so far been guilty It read? mission which recently investigated of no inch impropriety. * **8t. Antoine. N.W.T., the^ Squires administration. The re­ Roast* off the Round, per lb., 19# and 21» Washington anti Oregon for 50 per -cent, "March II* HIS. port was considered «t a cabinet Smell Firm Grain Fed Pork Sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb.,'18» And 23* of the cost of a similar plant in British meeting last night. Sir George I’sish. thr noted economist, "To Major (’rosier. Commander of the Police at In his report Commissioner Walker Shoulder*. 4 to 7 lbe.. foot off. per jb. Mince Steak, per lb...... ----- 13» Columbia. Fort» Carlton and Battleford: Id: nrgrs that thr British'Government should Butt*, 3 to 5 lbe., meaty, per lb...... Oxford Sausage, per lb...... ___ 13» Because of this condition the loggers "Major - The councillors of the Provisional "A sum of more than 843,000 was ...12» take a hand in the present condition of ‘Governmeiit of the Hankstchewan have the (taken from the coffers of the Do- Loins. 2 to 5 lb*., rind off, per lb..... Shoulder Steak, per lb...... at their meeting in Vancouver this week money exchange and do something to honor to communicate to you the following «Union Iron and Steel Company and Legs. 4 to 6 lbs., foot off, per lb...... 2» a lb. off Cash and Carry Meats be­ passed .a resolution asking the Dominion conditions of surrender: you will be required um«ed In e* coffers of Blr Richard prevent fluctuations. He says that ex Hquires at a time when he was Prime Pork Steak*, per ll>...... Government to remove the duty on saw­ to give up completely the situation which the tween 9 and 10 a.m. Shop in this hour change fluctuations tend to hamper traile Canadian Government placed you In at Carlton Minister of the colony and while ne­ Loin Pork Cbopa, per lb...... i and save. mill machinery coming into this Province. and unless arrested the fall of all or any gotiations were in progress between and Hrittleford. together with all Government the company and the Government These master loggers Trepresent the one of the exchanges might involve politi­ properties concerning the obligation* to be im­ Regular Counter, Delivered logging companies engaged in cutting the cal trouble. "In case of acceptance, you and your men posed upon the company as from will lie set firee on your parole of honor to keep January 1. 1920. in a proposed new . 25T lb...... 29» raw material in. the forests and selling it the peace. And those who chooee to leave the coptract. but Bly Richard himself Crime Riba, cut short, per lb...... Centre Cut Loins Pork, per to the mills. The mort' mills in this Prov­ Britain seems to have been gellitfg the country will be fuapished With teams and pro­ was absent from the colony at the Sirloin Tip Roasts, per lb...... 25» Shoulders Prime Lamb, per Ib...... ,27r time, and J. J. Miller was not the ince the better for them ; the better for rain whieh the Western part of this con­ vision* to reach Qu'Appelle Hpmp Roasts, per lb...... 23c Faney Fowl. 4 to 8 lbs., per lb..., ...30» everybody. More mills would Ijelp re­ tinent missed during the Winter. The "In case of non-acceptance, we Intend to iKtminlon Iron and Ht eel Company attack you. when to-morrow, the lord's Day. representative and the time of the Kitet* Grain Fed Pork, per lb...... 27* Fresh Pork Tenderloin, per lb...... 45r move the need for finding an export long spells of wet weather which have Inquiry was mainly occupied in deal­ market for the surplus unmanufactured Is over, and to commence, without delay, a war ing with the questions: been experienced across the Atlantic have of extermination upon those who have shown (a) Whether Hlr Richard Squires logs that are produced here. caused serious delay in preparation of ; themselves hostile to our rights. personally Investigated or adopted SPENCER'S SAUSAGE FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST But a 50 per cent, handicap in the the land for sowing and it is feared grain J '"Messrs. Charles No!in and Maxime I^epine payments, or waa in anyway a party are the gentlemen with whom you will have to them; and e Oxford, per lb...... 15» Little Pig Pure Pork, per lb. capital cost of establishing a mill here, crops will show a further decline this to tmt, - '. lb) Whether they were made with Cambridge, per lb...... 23» Tomato Pork, per lb...... in comparison with the cost ill the neigh- year. Nowhere, it is said, has it been — "Major, we' respect you. Let the cause of the suthdrtty or assent or avqules- "boring states, is a pretty stiff obstacle .found possible to carry out the intended humanity In* a consolation to you for the re­ ccrn* of. or were at any time adopted verses which the Governmental misconduct or rocogntxed by responsible parties programme of ploughing and sowing and at the heed of the companies or any for a liasit industry of this Province. have brought upon you. one of them." farmers will be unable to make up the "LOCIft DAVID RIEL. arrears. SUM OF $43.000 Candy Specials Bakery Specials ONE KILLED EVERY 35 MINUTES The commissioner then recited the The extraordinary title • "Exovede.* which draft transaction* by which Mr. Assorted«sorted Chocolate Bora, 6 for...... 25» Currant Cup Cokes, per dozen ...... 20#! Riel had assumed he explained at hie trial as Ho;v little do we know that which we are. Miller obtained ranch of the Domin­ Assorted Creams, per lb .39» Iced Cup Cakes, per dozen ITH the broad open highway; In-irig derived from "the Latin "ex." meaning ion Company's funds for the benefit starting their annual call and the "out of.** and oven" meaning "Nhebp.” The idea of Sir Richard Squires and observed W wanderlust feeling growing, it is It waa intended to convey waa that be was that the former tarried on with this THE MEANING OF EDUCATION simply one of the flock and arrogating to him­ arrangement until "843.088 had been advisable to recall that every time flic self no superior authority, in spite of the fact placed to the credit of Hlr Richard, clock recorded thirty-five minutes' last Costly apparatus and splendid cabinet» have that he waa for months a capricious dictator. when he declined to procure any GROCETERIA SPECIALS year a person was killed on the highways no magical power to make scholar*. As a Thus did Riel declare war on the Canadian more." iif this continent. Each minute approxi­ man l*. in all circumstances under God. -the Government. Campbell’* Seeps all kinds), tin 12*2» Sugar Oriip Corn Flakes, per pkt. ..9Çj» ma*trr of hie own fortune, no is he the^maker mately three persons were injured. of his own mind The ('realor has so con­ GOD'S PROMISE Empress Strawberry Jam, 4*. per tin. 79r White Swan Laundry Soap, per pkt. 20» Figures given at the Convention . of stituted the human Intellect that it ran grow From Jeremiah vll i-7 Indigestion Shelled Walnuts, ' ; lb., per pkt. .. 131...» only by it* own action ; and It wlllNfcertatnly "If ye thoroughly amend your ways and Quaker Corn, per tin ...... 1313» American Road Builders show1 that in Relieved In Two Minutes With and necessarily grow. Kvery man must, there­ your doings; if ye thoroughly execute judgment Johnston's Fluid Beef, per bottle... .94» Snowflake Pastry Flour, per sack ... .38» twelve months highway accidents claimed between a man *»nd his neighbor; if ye oppress fore. educate himself. His books and h!s teach­ J0-T0 —Groceteria, Lower Mein floor a total of 15.000 lives'and caused-1,700.000 ers are but his helps: the work Is his. A man not the stranger, the fatherless, and this widow, injured. Is not educated until he ha* the ability to sutn- and shed not Innocent hlo«xl In thin place, nei­ Gas. ecld. sour, burning stomach 'mon. In an emergency, his mV n ta I i rower* In ther walk aft#» #flhoi . G2r Enforcement of uniform traffic laws n>P#"^e. Own turned Beef, per Hyacinth*: Spring'* fain -t child. Spencer's Own Bure Beef Drip­ Mild Canedian Stilton CHm... and systematic maintenance of roads are ! »re*sed In snowy white. IT MOVES MOUNTAINS 400 * fU ii£cH#u* purpie, dei-p-Uyed pink— ping, 3 tbs. for...... 35* per lb. . »...... 35? From Th* University K.« nsin Coal urged in order to curb the death toll. Wondrous, glowing bright. Spencer's Pride Side Bacon. Spencer’s Own Jellied Tongngue, Faith: The young man who sends flowers to Mild Ontarie Cheese, lb.. 35? ■lived, per lb...... 45? per lb. .. 60? 1‘ublie education is the most important tladiant In their robes so gay. the .girt who broke a date with him "on ac­ Imported Gergenxela Cheese. Spencer's Pride Seek Bacon, Own Baked Hem, per pvr lb...... Hlr remedy. Unfortunately, many,, cannot They lured that darks*»).* morn. count of Illness.” And a* 1 gased. within my heart • Victoria Fuel Co., Ltd sliced, per lb...... 40<* lb. -...... 65? Imported English Stilton learn to play safe except through the A song » ss mad- and born • •9 Spencer’s Standard Unemeked Own Weenies, per Cheese, per lb...... BO? THE RENT MEMORY example of death or injury to others. And • Phene 1177 1209 Bros» »L Side Bason, per lb...... 38s* lb ...... A so-'g of Joy aind thankfulness From Th* Ksltshurjr Frfee-Np*

100 Pain cf > English Broadcloth Women’s Spring Coats Infants* BlouseS Rubber Pants Favorite Models at Popular Prices Begular 36c * Pair Very Stylish—Values— Special Polo Cloth Coats, three-quarter length, with convertible collar, loose hark and patch pockets. They are half lined and trimmed $4.50 to $6.,75 on collar, cuffs and pockets with cable stitching. One-button Blouses made of English broadcloth. & material ex­ effect and shades of sand, grey and jmff. Sizes 16, 18 and 32. An extra special offering ceedingly. iwpular this Spring. It is of smooth of Infants’ Rubber Jiffy finish, .with a silk lustre. The blouses are attrac­ Priced at ...... ttt...... Pants, Including those with ventilated top. They tively made with Peter Pan collar or in tailored Coats of Striped Polo Cloth, made in long lines’ with side-tie. are shown In white. pink styles, tiled;-in or over-blouse. They have long effect. They have gathered collars and are half lined. Very smart and champagne; small sleeves with button cuffs, are finished at bottom medium and large slits. coats at big value. Also Velour Coats, smartly trimmed with em­ Regular 35c. on sale at 28* with hand and black bow of ribbon at neck. Ex­ broidery and fancy cable stitching; fawn shade. Each...... —Infants’. First Floor cellent value. $4.50 to .. ;...... S6.75 , —Blouses, First Floor Full-length Polo Cloth Coats, shades fawn. grey, reindeer, bine and sand. Three-quarter length coats, with flare back or full length in straight lines. They are finished with fancy stitching, Saturday Shoe Leaders leather trimming and fullv lined. One button fastening. Sizes New Spring ](i to 4-...... -v-...... : -kj...... — For Women and Girls Coats of Velour and Polo Cloth, plain or strqted patterns^ Three- Women's Crepe Sole Brogues of brown calf.. $6.00 quarter and full length and fully lined. Some am finished wit)» Women's Grey Suede Pumps in new cut-out effects. An Whitewear fancy stitching, others smartly trimmed with leather. The shades extremely pretty model, at ...... $7.00 an* sand, reindeer, brown or taupe; 16 to 42...... Women's and Growing Girls Black Satin Strap Pumps, Special Values Summer Weight Coats of Bolivia Cloth, full length, wrap-around, with low heel*. Apair...... $3.90 Envelope Chemise of white cambric, Women’s Sport Oxfords in two-tone effects, marked shirred across top and waist, trimmed and one-button styles. They have convertible collars and trimmed with embroidery and threaded with rib- . with embroidery or cable stitchingr-fully silk lined; shades are down from $9.00 and $10.00 to ensure a clearance bon. Shade» are pink and blue. Envelope at ...... $4.95 chemise of pink mull, stitched with blue black, grey, mouse, brown; sizesJU* to 42. Price. and finished with lace edging. Special -Mantle*, First Floor value ...... 61.25 Women's and Growing Girls' Oxfords of black and Gowns of white cotton, with long sleeves brown calf, with low heels. Regular $4.00 values. and “V” neck, and trimmed with em­ Children’s Spring Coats Bon-Ton Corsets Merchants' Saturday Saturday special ...... $2.95 broidery. Others in slipover styles with c Luncheon, 50e embroidered or colored yokes. Very dainty \ Puree of Green Peas Sad and special value at...... 61*25 k ^ h[Uco—Consomme Brunoise Hewetson's Play Boots for Girls, in brown elk and black New Styles—Good Values Value $9.00 for Princess Slips trimmed with lace, others with shoulder straps of 1 Eastern Oyster Patties calf; wide extension soles and rubber heels; sizes ti to Torchon lace, finished With tucked frill of lace and insertion. Coats of Velour and Duvetyne, fastened at side with ;.5o Broiled Cod Steak. 10. A pair ...... ,*.. $2.95 Big value at ...... f...... 61*25 large ll|U.t.»tl.f!r.yillf' tio Mt The collar, ruffs an.l hot, Saltm s'11"1*1 Bloomers of excellent grade sateen, with single elastic at waist Filet Mignon—Rossini Girls’* Btrap Pumps of black aluTWou-iPETdT*sFôu^FTîTïïr: torn of coat are trimmed with silk stitching and some are and knee. Shown In a good assortment of colors. Others of Braised Mutton with able shoes; sizes 11 to 1. A pair r.'...... $1.95 Back-laced Bon-Ton Corsets striped satinette, with double elastic at knee. Very neat and finished with patch pockets asid licit. Shades are fawn, —Women’s Shoes. First Floor with elastic top, wide elastic Green Peas special value at 61*00 to ...... 61*50 Roast Stuffed Turkey and brown, light blue; suitable for the ages of 4 to 14 years. —Whitewear, First Floor Prices range from $6.75 to ...... $18.50 inset over hips. They are tablet Sauce boned with unbreakable bon­ Cauliflower au Gratin All-wool Serge Keefers, with two pockets and trimmed ing. laced below front clasp Roast Brown or Mashed Saturday Shoe Leaders with brass buttons. Very neat and big value. For the with elastic lacing and have Potatoes — six hose supporters. They Fruit Salad—Queen ages of 2 to 10 rears, $7.95 to...... «...... $18.50 Pudding For Men and Boys Boys’ Furnishings on Sale f . are made of imported, pink Apple, Pie and Cheese Polo Cloth Coats for small boys. These, are made with cou.til ; have free hip and Hot Mince lie Men's New Spring Boots and Rolls and Butter • Saturday inverted pleat from yoke at back and finished with belt suitable for the tall figure. Tea—Coffee— M Hk Oxford» and patch pockets. For the ages of 2 to 6 year $10.95 Very special value. S5.50 —Third Floor i ' —First Floor —Corsets. First Floor Boys’ Flannelette Nightshirts, patterned in assorted fancy stripes and made with collar and pocket ; sizes $5.00 for 16 to 18 years. Special value, each ...... 98<* Women’s Hosiery—Excellent Values for Saturday And Boys’ All-Wool Worsted Jerseys, button shoulder and pullover style. Some are in plain colors, some with Women's Bibbed Silk Lisle Hoee, of fine Women's Light Lisle Hoee. of excellent grade. Made with wide stripe collar, some with breast stripe ; sizes 26 to 32. silky eppearepee. seamless, wide .hem and garter hem. high spliced heels and strongly reinforced toes. Black $6.00 Values to $2.60 for ...... $1.95 shown in shades of brown, fawn, black brown, polo, grey and white. A pair ...... 30* Women’s Sheer Finished Hoes of lustrous .^artificial silk with lisle This year we are making a big feature of shoes at these white, mouse and light grey. Special at garter hem. Shades are black, white, brown, camel, polo, grey amj Boys’ Combinations, natural and cream elastic, rib a pair ...... $1.00 popular prices and have succeeded in securing some won­ beige. A pair ...... derful values. Tiger and Atlantic brand ; size 22 only. Suitable for Womsi'i Fin. Silk Mom with novelty lace clox. Shades white, Mark Women’s Plain and Fancy Glove Silk Hoee, full fashioned, with Brown and Black Boots with double and single soles on small boys. They have long sleeves and ankle length. camel, beige, brown, polo and new grey. Pair ...... 59f pointed heels and wide top. Shades are brown, black, beige, grey Value to $1.25. On sale, a suit...... 69C Women's Novelty Stripe Silk Hoee, with reinforced heel and to**. and white. A pair ...... S3.76 all lasts. Stylish boots for young men and more con­ No Phone or C.O.D. Orders. Black, brown, camel, new grey and white. Special, pair - 91.25 Women's Black Chiffon Hess, with double garter hem and rein­ servative models. e Women's Ribbed Top Lisle Hose, with double thread soles and forced feet, a pair ...... !...... 92.25 Smart Oxfords and Brogues, black or brown ; all shapes. Boys' Butcher Blue Shirt Waists, made with turn-down spliced toes and heels. Brown, black, grebe and white, pair 75* —Hosiery. Main Floor Very special value at $5.00 and...... $6.00 or open sports collar ; pocket and deep band cuffs; fast Williams' Boys' Solid Leather Box Calf Boots; sizes up color; hard wearing; all sizes. On sale, each .. .$1.25 to 51 -j. Values $3.30 and $3.75. Offered on Saturday Boys’ Sport Belts with adjustable snake fastener, can at ...... $2.95 be made any size. Shown in club stripes and plain colors. Boys’ Crepe Sole Boots in brown calf at...... $6.00 Special, each ...... 50<* Men’s and Young Drug Sundries Men’s Crepe Sole Brogues of brown calf at...... $7.00 —Boys* Furnishings. Main Floor and i Men's Lace Boots of brown ealf and black kid. They have Goodyear welted soles and are Men’s Men’s Suits Toilet Articles greatly reduced for Saturday, ^ pair $3.95 Saturday Specials -Men's Boots. Main Floor Vinolia Plantel Soap, a Furnishings high class pleasantly per­ $20! and $30! fumed toilet Foap. Satur­ day only. * tablets for •©$ At Special Prices and 1 tablet free. Saturday Men’s Fur Felt Hats Men’s Fin# Cotton Seeks, with re­ only. inforced heels and toes; black Nail Preparations, a*for­ ment of manicuring arti­ A Saturday Special at brown and grey; all aises. 3 pairs Men’s Tweed or Blue Setge Suits of excellent grade cle»; values to 15c. Your for ...... 30* choice for ...... 16* cloths and modeled in the newest styles for Spring Men’s White Doeskin Gloves Men’s Leather or Black Elastic Whalebone Hair Brushes Mack stitched, hand sewn. Belts, with adjustable or tongue beet English make; 11.25 $3.50 and Summer. The tweeds art* shown in shades of British made. One button buckles. Samples that are reg. value» ...... »... 86* brown, grey, Lovat, strifes and faney- tweeds. All Again We Are Offering Yon Big Value for Your Money fastening; sixes 7‘i.tof R«*ir- 76c to $1.00 value on sale. 36* 92.50 values for .. 61*85 92.00 value fdr ...... 61*26 Men’s Rubber Belts with ad­ are well finished and triiflmed and are superior Whisks, a new assortment in These Stylish Fur Felt Hats. There are several styles justable. nickel buckle. Can well made and useful sise» Men’s Heavy Stripe Canvas values at ...... »...... '... $20.00 to select from and the shades are cedar, pearl with black be made any ai«e; grey, brown up from ...... 30* Gardening Gloves, with tight band, light and dark steel, brown and navy. All ex­ knit wrist. On sale, pair 26* or black. Special, each *. 25* Auto Sponges, a special cellent dyes. Hats with welted or raw edges, and For £36.00 you are offered Suits of a higher grade,in­ buy. large sponges of last­ Men’s Canvas Gardening Glovee Men’s Police or Elastic Web cluding ope-button sports model and the favorite two- ing quality, each - . 76* some with extra wide brtms ; sizes range from 6ê„ to with elastic wrist; email siaes Brace», wljh leather or kid ?•"'*. Special, each ...... $3.50 for women. 3 pairs for 50* end*. Special, a pair .50* button model. These art* made from guaranteed Cocoa Nut Oil Shampoo -Men's Furnishings, Main Floor emulsified cocoanut oil —Hate, Main Floor English, cloths that will wear well and t*nsurc you shampoo; 50c bottles, each’ of a suit that will keep its shapeliness after months at ...... 26c of wear. The shades are popular and the price £30.00, Scott's Emulsion, 11.30 wise for ...... 84* Boys’ Caps on Sale for marks every Suit a bargain. —lù.-. ciothmg. join now 05c sème for ,...... 42* Lunch and Tea Room Epsom Salts, finest re­ cry sta Used English Epsom Open from 9.15 a.m. till 5.30 p.m. Salts. Specially purified $1.25 Men’s English Gaberdine Coats—Special Value, $12.50 25c pkts at 2 for . . .26* A la Carte Meals at all Hours Violet Toilet Water, for Boys’ Polo Cloth Caps, in plain brown and fawn, made Men'* English Gaberdine Overcoats, fully lined and in belter model; double breasted Merchants' Lunch at 11.30 a.m. till 2 p.m. after shaving, etc.. $1.25 wifti~ptmrted back and unbreakable peak. A new ship­ styles with roll collar. A suitable coat for therSpring weather ter motoring or street bottles for...... 86* Private Room for Uani|ueta and Parties wear; all size*, each ...... $12.50 *» —Main Floor’ ^ —Third Floor ment ; all size», 6% to 7. On sale while they last, $1.25 / | —Men's Furnishing», Main Floor —-Main Floor V DAVID spencer; limited

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J VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 1924 Each Item In This Ad. Has Been Reduced — IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN 10 DAYS’ You c«n always save considerable money by shopping at • Kirkham's. 1021 WELL-KNOWN 61 We don't accept C.O.D. orders for Specials alone ¥.01 TO SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Wilson's Invalid Port, bottle $1.1» Royal City Corn on the C*b. Bovril, 4 oz. Jar ...... ®"r large tin ...... V...... -tic Thc employees of the Victoria. - WED IN SOUTH REMEDY THE ACUTE Iteneral and Mrs. G. 8. Maun sell Robertson's Scotch or Golden Shred Colman's Mustard, ^ of Ottawa are among the guests at !Hiram Laundry held a successful Marmalade. 4-lb. tin75<" rciz. 3 J Neal, a former employee of that firm. large tin ...... 1Sc Mrs. R. K. latird of this city has when 'hiany behUllful gifts were pre- and Miss Dorothy Beilby Finest Currants, 2 lbs...... 35c* ! aented to her Many friedids w ere as her gueat her sister. Miss^kileen Yesterday Desbrisav of Vancouver. present, including the parents of Red Head Matches, reg. 2 boxes for Universities Asked to Give some of the girls. Games and stings the store will be open until » p.m. on Saturday Quaker Bread Flour, none better. 30<. Kxin* Special at 3’ boxe* were enjtiyed. I ••■tail* hax »■ la-en receiv ed her» re­ Mr. John Hutchison returned to 49-lb. sack ...... $1.70 311* Short Courses in Public garding a w«Hiding of considerable f’" ...... «- "" the city yesterday after a visit to local interest which wa* solçmnized SILK EXTRA SPECIALS The marriage took pla«e at 8 Health Work Vancouver on business. yesterday. March 20, at l^os Angeles, o'clock. Wednesday, March 19, at the California, when Mias Dorotha Bell Crosse 4L Blackwell's Pure Malt Prunes, medium sise, 3 lbs.. 2«C Ottawa. March 21. — The acute home of Mr. ami Mrs lev! Fyke. Mrs Ruby Kills and family and by daughtef* -»f th< !"• Mr J F Spun Silk. MG-indi. Regular $1.60. $1.00 Very Large Prunes, '-* lbs. ....334* shortage of public health nurses was lf€ Moae Htreet. VittsriB, B.C., of Vinegar, gallon ...... 73c Miss IVarl Karl are leaving to­ Beilby and Mrs. Bellbx of Victoria Sale, Price ...... Map of Holy Olive Oil. quart tim emphasized at the twenty-sixth an­ Ikirothy, youngest daughter of Mr. Classic Soap. 4 bars...... 25# night on the Ha. lYlncesa Maquinna became th»- bride of Afr Guv Fer- reg. $1 4«> for ...... $1.1» nual meeting of the t**ard of direc­ fur their home at Kyuquot, U.C. Geo. Gar meson, to Mr. J. 1» White, Or 17 for ...... $1.00 tors of the Victorian Order of Nurse* ' ratu'C, also a former resilient of,, this B. C. Sugar. j eldest son of Air. and Airs. G White, j city. l*mv Silk Pongpc. -»4 in*-he Campbell's Soups, tin ...... 13C here yesterday. Step.®,, to overcome j 4'»0 Dax Ida Klreet. Victoria. B.<\ Mr. 20-lb, cotton sji* k • . this difficult> were- taken by the Mr. and Mm. Crelchton. who hax*e I and Mrs. White left on the midnight | The cercmonx took v a« •• very Sale Price . . Aylmer Chicken Soup, tin .... 234* quietly at Hun*<*t Hills Church. 79c Kippered Salmon, most delicious. passing of the following resolution : been spending the Winter in Victoria, i lioat for their home at -I’aynton. t> ^tlns ...... 25c 1 HollywiHid, with the Rev. A. Fyvie Kellogg's Corn Flakes, pkg. 11# / That the < 'bief Superintendent he will leave at the beginning of April • 8ask. Ifalilie. 3li inrbea ■ all pretty given authority to take certain steps fqr their home in the Okanagan officiating. The bride, who was Pongee Silk Hloonicr* Reg­ escorted Up the aisle by her brother. »lia rose* reg. 40c lb. for -...... 35C reg. 4©c lb. for . .. 30C v. ell-qualified graduate nursça for were Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Robertson. Satm Mixed Candy, two months' probation at hfintmum Dr. and Mrs. lXfUgla* Graham, Mr A hat to match and » loak of henna l'tiîtoH I >ep<"<. ?0-iu<‘li. BLOOMERS Chocolate Mint Wafer Biscuits. salaries during that time, auch pro­ with -fox collar completed the bridal reg. 25c package for...... —»< reg. 3Tu* lb. for . . . 28C and Mrs. J. O. Camerpn. Dr. and Mr». Ruiniier :LV. Sale SV»? _ -Kireve-lined Blisnners Reg­ bationers to he given intensive «mIu- Lough»ed of Calgary have arrived in R I,. Miller, Dr and Mrs A. K Mc- toilette. Airs. Erl»- Beilby. smartly -X------ration and supervision it# Victorian the city and are guests at the Ktn- Mtcking. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Ken­ gowned in beige hnd brown with hat I‘rive. v aril w I L ular Rl .mi. ' Sale 50Ç Pea meal Back Bacen, Orders methods of work. Un satisfac­ press Hotel. en suite and . corsage bouquet, was Nice M.ld Cheeee. lb...... 25c -r —4- ning. Dr. and Aire. A. R. Gunning. Peanut $ utter, lb...... 18c • pi- 4 • m- 34c tory termination of the period of pro- Mr. and Mm. Matheeon of Winnipeg. matron of honui. and Mr. Richard iuition. such- nurses to be admitted Beilby acted as best man Sweet Pickles, lb...... 30C Smoked Cottage Rolls, It- l»c Mra. J. Thurlow Lowry of 637 Mr. ami Mrs J E. ( mbaehr Mr. and 1'iire ( ’ashiurre I lose. Regu to the order as regular staff nurses Niagara Street arrived home yester­ After the (er«-m«»ny a reception was preserved Ginger m Syrup. Sweet Pickled Cottage Rolls, Mr*. T M. McKeown. Mr and Mrs. lar t».V. Sale (’orticelli Austraiene and at a *.«lar> of III'» a month. If. in day after an extended trip through Frank Pat t ison. Dr. and .*’rs. Ç. 11. -held at" the home or the * bride's very special at, lb . 25c* l»er lb. 18c Monarch Knit Dove ihe__Judgment' of the exex-xrtixe coup- the Southern States and Alaska Griffiths. Dr. ami Mrs B. C."Richards. mother. 1749 «'hi'.da Avenue, which Kriee...... 49c Pure Lard, lb...... l»c Reception MmCOfneat. 2 lbs. 35c cil. undue demands are lieing made Afr and Mrs J. F Scott. Mrs.’D. B. was most effe* Liv ely decorated for WtH)ls. reg, iV hails. in this vvr.nection upon atj^ associa­ IJeut.-Volonei Csmpliell. F R.G.8.. Mart y n and Dr Stuart Kenning. th»- occasion with huge branches ».f tion for_*u per vision in excess of local Lingerie i rope, q» r «* t >t y Finest Alberta Butter, lb.,,.. 17c who has been in the «-ity oir Gov ern- , orange blossom Following the w•Hi­ Finest New Zealand Butter, lb.b. 50C50<* I Finei requirements. financial ywssistance ment business, left with Mrs. « amp- , lling break fast .the yoqng - ou pie left sha les. Regular n-V. I A not exceeding $600. max l*e granted The bridge party held at the resi­ si.oo Or 3 lbs. for...... $1.15 I «‘r bell last night for their bom»* at to spend their hone> m«»on on < *ata- by the central hoard." dence of Mr. and Mr* George Mel lor, Sale l*ric»», x ar«l. . . *»/V Prince George ixford Street. Wednesday evening was Mna Island, the bride traveling in « The report of Miss Elizabeth smart black and While fro* k w ith Sweet Novel Oranges. dvz 15c Smellie. chief superintendent. . Inti­ i. pronounced success The reception Fancy Wagner Apples, box $2.25 The engagement is announced of hat to match. On their return from mated that the chief problems faring rooms were tasteful!v arranged with Good Local Potatoes, sack. 82.25 Fancy Lemons, doz. . . 22c Mrs. Ruby Kills. Kyuquot. B."t\. their wedding trip Air and Mr* Fer­ California Grapefruit, each...» 5C the order were the frequent requests daffodils and Hprlng flowers in love, Bitter Oranges, tlpz...... '30c widow of the late Am«>* Ellis, to Iv profusion. The \ ocal solo*, ren­ ra be#» will make their home at 1892 for -nuiyeg and the urgent need of ex­ William I^iwrence Napier Bolding. U. Morimoto & Co. tension and development all over dered by Mr L, Conyers were very Child» Avenue. Lo* Angeles. Fresh Cucumbers. Asparagus, Globe Artichoke», Head Lettuce, I*ondon, Kng.. and second steward of I mtich enjoyed. Mr Htanlev Peele The bridegroom Is the son of Airs. Phone 4742 the 8s Princess Maquinna. 1236 Government Street 1 Tomatoes. Rhubarb, etc. Th< treasurer's report show an ad- mowe\eminent* respectivelx Mr Lillie. The proceeds amounted hYancleco. vey on her return and will spend a to 13k. which are to lie devoleer was gen­ eral convener.! assisted by Mr* Geo GIRLS’ CORNER CLUB turned to day to Victoria from Van- MM Ullle. Mrs F. J. Hall and Air» F Nicely Corned Beef, epuver where they have been spend­ Rolled Roasts of Beef, Bay lies. per lb.. 18c an 1 15# ing some weeks a* the gueata of Mrs per lb.. 18c. 15Ç, end . 12# J. M. l«efevre. Point Grey. Buttock Roasts of Beef. ery nlw GAVE ENTERTAINMENT Mr and Mrs J. Waters, who are flavor, per lb...... 22c Fresh Beef Hearts, each . 25# Among Victoria ne registered in leaving for England in the near fu­ •PIIS'IN1 ixmdon England recaaUy were Mr. ture. entertained a number of friends Fresh Killed Boiling Fowls, and Mrs I" C Palaon. Who are *t«x- on Wednesday evening-at their horn»- Local Council Arranges Pub­ small, medium and large, per lb. Many Guests Enjoyed Hos- ing with l^ady Kwan Smith at Hamp­ •5«i Dunedin Stfteet. There were six y pitality of Business Girls ton Court Palace; Mr. and Mr*. A F. tables of progressive 500 in play, the lic Gathering For To­ Gibson, and Mrs. Krneet Hanlngton. prize winners being ; ladies. , first. Nice Lean Pot Roasts, Purs Pork Sausages, Last Night Miss K Kay. second. Mrs Pet»r* morrow per lb. 15C. 12C and lO# 2 lbs. fir ...... 13# Mrs Hubert Ravage and her little consolation. Mrs It Tomlin, gentle­ Freeh Made Oxford Sausages. The Liberal r<*om* where the girls daughter Joy, who have been guests men. first. Mr. McKlemon, aecond, ■ 2 lbs. for ...... 25c Little Rig Pork Sausages, lb. 25# of the Corner Club entertained their for the past two week* pf Dr and Mr H llewltt; conaolation. Mr F. cussed question as whether domestic friends last evening, was trans­ Mrs. Prlmmee Wells .at Bom»noi. are Pick. The ro«»me were nicely decor­ science should be included in the formed into a veritable bower of expected to return home this week- ated with daffodil» and other Spring . urrtculum of t*he public sdiools or Spring loveliness, musses of prltn- flowers After cards refreshment* not will be held all d»> to-morrow daffurttf Ïinil W1F” hVWHTTIT wave-served s rfrThi In flu* ,K;TOÏÏ"~TIoVfdfclBWt,yir“’hT-T7ir H. 0. KIRKHAM & GO., LTD. portraying the club rotors of blue Mrs 11 K. C. Carry cntertalneil at I evening quickly |ia**e«l with dancing City Hall This conference has been the Jericho Country Club yesterday ! and singing. Mr. F. Pick abfv pre­ arranged by the Local Council of Grocery Phones. 178 and 179 — O I? & (ji Meat Dept. 6521 and gold with pleasing effect. O la r Oft die Provision L>ept. 6520 The guests began to arrive at 7 30 at- luncheon in honor « f Mrs. Hufke- sided at the piano, and Air W «'roth- Women with a \ tow..to securing a Fruit Dept., 6523 o'clock, and the proceedings were Roche of Victoria. Mrs Grange V. j all delighted all present with his fine diversity of opinion on the subject, opened by the Rev A. de B. Owen, Holt also was a tea hostess on Wed­ rendering of ‘Thora." * Amongst and members of the Interested pub­ who acted as chairmen. nesday in honor of Mrs. Burtte- those present were Mr snd Mra. J. lic will be welcomed. The president of the woman’s Roche. Waters. Mias Waters. Air. and Mm. Addresses will be given by Alias committee. Mrs. A. J. Woodward, 4- -- 4- W C rot ha II. Mr and Atm. McKiet- Berry. supervisor of domestic briefly outlined the work and alms Mr and Airs William Rolls an­ non. Air and Mm Peters. Air and science in the Vancouver city of the club, describing It as a place nounce the marriage of their eldest Mrs Watson. Mr and Mrs R. Tom­ schools. Mm Ellen M. Dabney, who where a wonderful spirit of friendli­ daughter. Gertrude, to Air Archie ; lin. Mr and Mrs BrockiTigtop; Mrs. hold* a similar position In Seattle, CAMP Muir of 401 Vancouver Street, which ' ness prevails, a place where one can Ma« donald. Mm. Rennie. Mrs. and Airs P. Me Naught on For the go after a busy day in office or took place in Seattle on March IT. Vronk. Mrs Bchoular. Alls* S Kay. negative Airs. Adams-Beck will lead } store and get refreshment mentally. 1923. the Rev. Dr. Mathews officiat­ Mies Moseley. Messrs If. llewltt, F. the discussion The conference i physically and spiritually, and where ing. Pick. F Aust. S. McOrmond and W. expected to Introduce much light on : one meets young women of high Doyle. + j. + the whole subject, which ha* , so , Meals who are mterfsted in the Mrs. A W l,ee. 31* Newport often proved controversial under the j worthwhile things of life, and where Avenue. Oak Bay. had aa her dinner A verv successful gueat lea waa name of ‘*frills." the highest standards of womanhood guest « on Wednesday evening Afr held x eeterriay afternoon In the The conference will commence at and Mrs. Goodwin Ford of Winni­ Special Price for This •ire upheld. church parlor» of the Mrat- t’«»ngre- 16 a.m. and 2.30 pm* ^ peg. and Mrs. E P. Bremner of gathmal Church. The Rev. A. K. The following poem composed by Vancouver Mr and Airs Ford left Week Only a Comer Chib girl was quoted sa McMInn in a very pleasing chat ex­ on the midnight boat for the Main­ tend» d a tv elrom** to the guests Dur­ f voicing the appreciation in which land. : he club Is held by its mem tiers ing the afternoon k musical pro­ An ad caM 4-hole Cook Stove, t dandy baker, Hp« • al. $23.75 gramme was rendered bv thg follow­ Tlje secret of making fÈ We carry casting* f>-r 2* different Range* We make coti». These* a ’corser' 1 know, wot far,away. In honor *tf Mrs. J. XV. Troup, who Today’s Fashion Where 1 love to g«. at clo. e of day. recently returned to her home in ing Mies Kathryn ttradshww and move and conne« t Ranges. Misa Porter, a violin duet accom­ good tea is buying S For there 1 kn«»w I’ll alwaj *> find Victoria after a visit to F.urope, Mrs. ! Happy tares, hearts warm and kind. E. G. Prior entertained veeterdsv panied on the piano l»y Mr Ivor « mtstretcheil hands and ttu»ae who rare; Bralk Mrs. Hanl.idge. vocal solo, ac­ By VERA WINSTON Nabob Tea Thing* that you don t find everywhere afternoon at mah Jong at her home companied by Mr*. Jones. Mis* Tea-ar it on St Charles Street when the- B. C. Hardware & Paint Co., Ltd. Kathryn Bradshaw, violin solo, ac­ "For in this busy old world of ours. guests, were Mrs Troup. Mrs. Nabob always stands, should be The Range People Phene 82 V» here ae hurry in and out • f the hotl«s. Eberts. Mrs. Hargraves. Mrs. Martin. companied bv Alias Alexe Bradshaw 718 Fort . Mr* L Walker. recitation. white We haven't much time perhaps to find Mm. Charles Todd. Mrs Bowser, for Quality g| ; That it's Just this way ot being kind. Mrs Gore. Mrs Wasson, Mr* Rhodes, piano solo* were given bv Mr. Ivor And just the light m the e/eo of a friend. Bralk and Misa Alete Bradshaw. The Miss 1 lawson and Miss Rennie. , That matters most to us in the end + + + tea tables were dainty with their Daughters of England — Prince?* A delightful programme followed, Airs. II. l^erox Burgess was hostess floral decorations of ro*e tulips and AlPxandr.i l4>dge 19 held a very * uc- e; ery Item of which was received at a delightful luncheon party on shamrock*. Among those who acted icssfui xxhist driv at tin- hom- of Th# Highland Society—The High­ Ridgard. Mr». 1*1 got and Mis* Rhodes ‘ with applause 8 Wednesday followed by bridge. as hostesses were Mr* V. II Walker. Siat* r Skslmpton last , evening wn- j .It included Vlano solo. Miss Mr*. « «tard. Mr* McM nn. Mrs Geo accompanied the (singers. Refresh­ the folio* Ing Wert- the lucky win­ Hprli'i flower» in yellow shades were land Society held its i^onthly social He* trice Phylllps; recitation. Mrs daintily* arranged on the luncheon Carter. Mrsj Johnston. Mrs. Jones. ments were served under the conven- ner.*» 1 #adte% Hr st. Mm Humber. and dance in the Orange Hall on , tV. Woodward, anthem. "Paint Not table and throughout the home Mrs. Clifford Walker. Mrs Kilfce. ershlp of Mrs. X. P. McDonald, ably .«•-Kind. Mrs. Fii l^lhoiiM. third, drt. Mrs. Holier is. Alra Tinker. Mrs. «'Ur- Wednesday evening. The following Tho' f*ark the Day." Misa Black's Among the guests present were Mrs. assisted by members of the society. TyreII; gentlemen's i»r*t. Mm. Sw.m. class; recitation. "My Story," Miss B. c. Richards. Mrs P. C. Abell. Mr*, j tis Miss Mut vey and Mia* Bralk. contributed to the programme, which second, Mr. Hwpn ; - third, Mr. Field- Mr. P. Ormiston acted as master of housc. At the close of the drive dain­ j Maud Robinson, violin solo. Mias A. A. Harvey of Vancouver. Mrs F : Mary Warren ; double quartette. M Bryant. Air». J. O. < ameron, Mrs. Mistress -"But. bless me. Why are ceremonies for th* dance which fol­ ty refreshment* were served by Ma­ lowed Mr*, ltidganl supplied the ter Shrimptor. assisted by the social •Barcarolle." Miss Black's singing D. O. Cameron Mm. E. Allan. Mrs. • h leaving us. Mary? I'm eure I do ! class; "recitation, “Ode to a Dande- J. Taylor and Mrs. J music. - } Committee. II. A Stuart, Mrs. A. K. McAIirking. all the work." ' Hun." Miss Peggx Johnson; violin Airs George Brown and Mm. J. F. Servant "Tes. ma'am, but I don't *o!o. Arthur Johheon; solo. “

! Purse Prasaated la Mrs. Spragge an Her Departure la Bella Ceela Color in Cookery

lorlick's An enjoyable military GOd drive "This is the prettiest salad I ever the mouth quality When big^ed^for i was held In the 4'ommunity Hall on saw In my life!" said one of the particulars, the hostess explained Serve them, to Mender evening Two tahl«-s tied for guests at a luncheon given tn a first prize and after cutting prises group of young matrons. that the apples were peeled, leaving the little ones dalted Milk were awarded us follows; First, Mrs* Before her at the little round laide only the stem at the top. and boiled Safe Coventry. Mrs. llohV-roft. Mr. TJng- was a salad plate until tender In a pure sugar syrup lo with Butter, ham and Mr. 4'ockerlll; second. Mrs. of c«»ol yellow _ which a little green vegetable color­ Milk Townsend. Mr* Hlmpson. Mr. «'am-, ing had been added As It hoiicd MilkerJaitv pion and Mr 8imps<»n. Consolation slowly, the apple absorbed the dell - Far lafaata mixes were won bv .XIre. i^uirose. r*-’ > i cate color and became quite a differ - i.i.r. X 1bt«IU. j Mrs Calvert. Mr. Harlow ' and Mr ent-looking fruit A slice of lemon f I « "ulroes. The cake donated by Mrs had been added to the syrup to give loua Diet for All A^e*. i Kooks w*e won by Mr. Mitchell. Next j Monda v night’s card game will be held "At «'hrlatina* time I cooked the iriick’s Always on Hand under the suspires of the l-*ke Villi Tiny Roses Trim This Tomato Crape apple* In a bright red -syrup." con­ Afternoon Ffeek. inch ; Home or Office. j « ’ommnnlt-y centre at 8.16 o’clock. fided the ..housewife, "and you have | A soc’a! hour waa spent at the Among the smartest frocks of the l with a stem at no Idea how pretty they were. They i plow of the class on «b\ Ive ami « iti- the top A spoon- i can be made pink by using less of the season are those made of material | zcnshlp" on Wednesday afternoon, fill »»f goldeq P y.M;# tj red coloring, and there I» a yellow ■ when Mrs. Mercer, the president, on sufficiently light in weight to he ! rnu yon liaise a t dye. an orange, and a lovely lavender. trimmed with tiny rosea of the same I behalf of the Institute members read } one aide, and a | I 'don’t like to call the** , In the Would-be tenant—I like the fis» I make colored whipped «ream for Spring Shoes For a baby boy from death beneath a very much, but 1 hear that the place pomegranate or pear or melon ? j new sand tone that is so smart The guest* peered and wondered dessèrts. The least little drop of col­ MCCORMICKS locomotive's wheels, her hands is haunted. | Ixtndon Times personal—"James A. ljandlprd -My d«*hr madam. 1 at-, But when forks were at la at applied oring tints a large amount of syrup Women Who Care were maimed. Vet*»»nl« a is one of or cream A| depend upon these col­ ; — Please understand that, were -we 1 1 pIodarea^BISCUITS tend lo thtit p« rson:«lly. The ghosts to the odd fruit and Its flavor tasted, ten children^, I'm tax thank* to MÜTRIR & SON’S only appear to tenants who. not it proved to be merely a delicious orings «vergr large v In makh>* my the last iwo persons on earth, ami » I tSS IHUOLAn *> inpathetfir ft tend*." she has the pax their tent and refuse to max* cooked afple. soft but not mushy, table pretty, not only for special oc- found myself on the same continent with you, 1 should—emigrate." I firXI dull *hc « er r.;sal in her lira. chilled to perfection and of melt-ln- « asiona^ but for everyday menus." VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924 . ksss J=ggmac=gg --L. ------' - u.1 -■ PHONE 1670—PRIVATE EXCHANGE CONNBCTINO ALL DEPTH MG OPENING MTIMO With Specially Attractive Vaines Offering in Every Department More Space for Draperies Untrimmed Hats in Newest Shapes Increased business In our House SPORTS COATS AND SKIRTS A Fall Coarse Chicken Furnishing Departments has ne­ and Shades cessitated certain improvements IN THE NEWEST STYLES AT LOWEST PRICES In Milans, VIsea. Tagel, mohair and other new straws, and alterations In these sections, Luncheon at 50c a large selection of new shapes AA A A Will be Served To-morrow greatly facilitating our displays and New Spring Sports Costa in all the wanted shades. Prices to vOiUv generally Improving the service. From 11.30 to 2.30 We invite you to pay a special visit Shown in a pleasing variety of stylish models, including Raglans, set-in sleeves, Flowers make an attractive trimming for the above 1. MENU to the third floor to-morrow to see belted and wrap-around styles.' Some with large emshable collars, others with tail­ shapes. A wonderful assortment PA _ Young Radishes, Queen Olives our wonderful variety of oeautifu! to choose from. Prices...... t)UC te < $1.50 Salted AI..lands draperies. The following are a few ored notch collars, mostly in tweeds and polo cloths in shades of camel, fawn, , —Second Floor Clear Mock Turtle or of the many attractive values which Lenten Soup we°are offering : sand, grey and green, offering a .‘hoice of smart plaids, d»"| OK stripes and plain fabrics. Sizes to 42...... «P JL • «.Ï/V Fashionable Gloves for Spring Wear - Whole Grilled Soles Tape Edge Curtain Voile 12-button-length French Suede Gloves ^ Least ir batter Fine voiles with tape edge. In . » . With over-sewn seams, self points and three pearl but­ Fresh Asparagus Omelette steak with . Mushrooms white only. Per yard New Models in Three-quarter New Sports Skirts ton fasteners, in dark brown and light grey shades; Striped Marquisette sises 6% to 7. Per pair ...^...... «...... 53*75 Roast Spring Chicken and Full Length Bread Sauce Decidedly new is this marqui­ Made from good quality wool crepe and 12-button-length French Suede Gloves sette in new strjpe effects, in , Tailored from tweeds and camel camel hair cloth in plain colors and large With pique-sewn seams, fancy embroidered points and Cauliflower An—Gratin white, cream or ecru; 36 Inches three dome fasteners, in mode: Uses 6** to 7. Per Artichokes . hair and polo "cloths of splendid 'Duchesse Potatoes wide. Per yard ...... 22c pair...... I...... 56.541 quality. Shown in wrap around novelty checks; wrap-around and pleated In grey; sizes 6*4 to 7. Per pair...... 55.00 Colored Bordered Curtain Scrims Boned Turkey and Tongue •-button-length French Kid Gloves Veal and Ham Pie Neat curtain scrims with dtriped and flare styles in large plaids, styles. Sizes 26 to 30. stripes and plain colors, including With two pearl button fasteners, oversewn seams and Roast Loin of Lamb borders in blue, rose and gold. Each ...... $6.95 self gkdnts; shown In tan, grey, brown, black and Combination Salad Per yard ...... 221 camel, fawn, brown K A white; sizes 54 to 7. Per pair...... 53.95 Pineapple Charlotte Cross Bar Check Marquisette and grey. Sizes to I evl/ 12-button-lefmth French Kid Gloves Slmnel fake with t'heeso A very dainty cross bar marqui­ Another- group of fine Wool Crepe Skirts With three%earl button fasteners, oversewn seams and , Neapolitan lie «'ream Lady Fit gers sette in cream or white; 36 Inches Novelty Sports Goats in fancy novelty checks. (PQ QF and self points; in tan. brown, grey, black and white; wide. Per yard ...... 29<* Sizes 26 to 31 ...... tPO.Î/O sizes »4 to 7. Per pair ...... 54.96 Pekoe or Otvlon Tea Drapery Fabrics In the very newest styles now 16-button-length French Kid Gloves Mocha and Java Coffee Including scHms and marqui­ being worn in Paris and New York With self points, oversewn seams and three pearl but­ Olympia Oyster Cocktail, Fresh settes and cross bar and bordered ton fasteners, in black: sizes 54 to 7%; white; in Lobsters. Hothouse Cucumbers, Some with tgf cape collars, others with big cruehable collars. Novelty Silk Skirts in box pleated models, Cracked Crab and a host of scrims, in white, cream and ecru. The materials are of all pure wooi; new polo clothe with sizes 54 to 64. per pair...... 65.95 other Lenten délitadies on hand. Will make into attractive Spring invisible check pattern; sizes to 46. to wear with silk jumpers and jaequettes. • —Main Floor curtains. Per yard ...... 26ack; all sizes. Cigar Specials * With op-nwork clocks, wide suspender Fishing Baskets Special Valus In English Pure Extracted Honey, In glass Price...... UvC “First Consul** Cigars tops 6*4 feet strongly reinforced ; sizes 8% Complete with shoulder GunmtUI Fly nesle Jars, each ...... 25C straps; regular value $3 '«« The regular prices of these A big. well made Cigar of to 10, in black only Per pair...... 54.60 Donegal Tweed Caps To clear at ...... $1.89 lte«*N are $3 56 and $3 95. Five Roe# Brand Freshly Milled very superior quality. Sat­ The newest shapes shown in these boys’ tweed Caps In the A few only I ' dear at the Rolled Oats, in large S-lb. bags, Imperial Thread Silk Hose Fl^ Lends Kpectal price of $1.96 and urday only, 6 for ..... 26< for ...... 48c Very latest shades and designs, fancy lining and nr yard, three-loop Fly ...... $2-25 With ribbed tops-and wearing parts well unbreakable peak; all sizes. Price ....'...... oOC I^eade. Special at 16c, 30c Choice Quality Singapore Sliced Beys’ Reels Simons Nips reinforced, shown In camel, beaver, navv, Pineapple in Syrup, per tin 18C —Main Floor Large »la«L W« !1 finished, 16 in a box. little cigars, brown, silver, suede and pongee, also In Single Out Hooks complete With click. Special value 50c. Saturday, per 2 tins for...... 35C AnAll sises. Per dosen. 40c at Me. 99c and...... $3.95 black and while; sizes 8% to 10. Per box ...... 40f Bovs’ Steel Rocs FBUIT AND VEGETABLES pair...... 52.00 Trout Files —Main Floor Boys’ Coveralls at $1.00 Boys’ Tweed Knickers 8|ieclal superior TT o u t Three Joint*, m nice can­ Imported Temateee, per lb... 3SC Pure Thread Silk Hose vas case. Special at $1.39 Made from strong quality denim in khaki Boys’ Knickers of all-wool materials in a Files, each ...... 7c Local Cucumbers, each, 30C And With wide hem tops and pointed heels, in Bamboo Rods dr blue and white stripe with red trim­ good assortment of designs and shades. •Ilk Lines Two-Joint bamboo Rods...... 40C white, beaver, beige and nude; sizes *4 tq* mings. A good washing garment and Full cut add pockets; sises pQ All fIms and makes. Prices Special at ...... 29c Globe Artichokes, each ...... 20c 10. Per pair ...... 52.00 69c to ...... $3.75 Just the kind for play wear. 24 to SI. Per pair...... tM*Us/ Sllkallne Trout Rods Lowest Prices on Covered Stone Califernia Asparagus, per lb...35<* $1.00 Cork Floats Price ...... 19c Local Leaks, 3 bunches for... lOc v Bises 4 to 8 years. Pries ,.. —Main Floor All sises- Prices 10c to 36c —Lower Manl Floor Green Onions, 1 bunches for. . lOc Local Cauliflower, each 20< and CROCKS ...... 30C New Shipment Just Received Imported Celery, per=*qck . .15c Freeh Local Locke, peroundle. ,SC 1- (allot! Crook, with rover*. .40* Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for...25c 2- gallon Crocks with covers. .805 California Grape F fuit, 5 for. 25c 3- gallon crocks with covers.61*20 Fahey Doeoert Apples. 3 Ibe. for 4- gallon Crocks with Covers.6$.60 ...... *...... 26C 6-gallon Crocks with covers.52.90 Naval Orsng^ per dozen. 205. lj)tiï>£0tty (fnmptttttt. 6-gallon Crocks with covers.62-40 30C. 405 and ...... 50c 8-gallon Crocks with covers.S3.20 Sunkiat Lemons, per dozen.... 25C 10-gallon Crocks with covers.64.00 —Lower Main Floor INCORPORATED 2ND MAY, 1670 * —Lower Main Floor 18 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

Forestry Officers Your Guarantee STORMY WEATHER HID! Invited to C.N.R. Montreal Meeting le the heme FELT FOR SCHOONER STILL PREVAILS HAS NEW GENERAL

Will be Lined For Grain Be­ Montreal. March 2\.—Coincident BUILT IN VICTORIA OFF CALIFORNIA fore Proceeding to Van­ M SERVICE IN APRIL with the announcement of tlie ap­ couver pointment of W. 11 Kilby as chief of Schooner Vancouver Three Frank H. Buck in Tow of Two H. J. Humphrey Promoted in Five Freighters Will be Placed forest protection of the Canadian Na­ While here for «-leaning paint tional Railways is the extending by Weeks Overdue at Honolulu Tugs; Ship Schedules Are C.P.R. Service on Run; Canadian Importer the railways of an invitation to With Lumber Cargo Disrupted ing ami minor repairs the Fur Dominion provincial forestry officer# neaa-Withy line freighter Roman Montreal, March 21.—The appoint­ Sails April 12 and officers of forest protection as­ "SALADA" San Francisco, March 21.—In tow of Prince will be lined for grain, it ment of H. J. Humphrey as général sociations to a meeting to be held, In Apprehension is being felt Montreal next Tuesday for the pùn» It insures.jtea that Is fresh, two tugs, the Associated Oil tanker superintendent of the Algoma division First advice regarding the pose of discussing and determining here for the Norwegian schooner Frank H. Buck, which lost her rudder was announced at Yarrows, of the Canadian Pacific Railway waa Canadian Government Merchant fragrant and pure — Try it. Limited, this morning. Tin- upon co-operutlve methods of fofifst Vancouver, which is reported to in last Sunday's, storm od Eureka, was announced to-day by J. J. Scully, gen­ Marine's new intercoastal ser­ protection and fire control l>etween expected here during the night. The freighter arrived from the Orient eral manager of the eastern line. Mr. th* National Railway* and th* forest be three weeks overdue at lion tanker's master at first thotflfhi he could early thl. morning In hallaat and m-lll Humphrey succeeds William Neal, vice Was secured at the" local of­ organizations. This meeting, which .vessel's cargo include* d\ automobiles, is probably unique in transportation olulu. The schooner le>! Van rig a temporary rudder, but word was. remain at Yarrow's wharf until the Who has been appointed assistant to ulitotnoblle parts, machinery, general ledetved h**re 'yesterday that she was dyydock la empty. At present the fice this morning. It was ascer­ annals since the invitation is Issued n|erchandise, flour, canned goods and being towed In. City of Vancouver Is in dry dock for the vice-president, and the appoint­ by the railways to the forest officers, couver last February 2 for the Other ship* arriving yesterday brought tained that five freighters would will bring together a large number of IF a: large assortment of manufactured word of battles with waves and wind. cleaning, painting and drawing of ment takes effect at once. His office Canadian experts in silviculture. goods. In addition to this, there is Island port and shoulv have Th# 1‘resident Cleveland, from the tail shaft and will not be floated un­ will be at North Bay. Mr. Humphrey be placed in the service, the first a consignment of 6,00(7 bags of mail. Imadft the voyage In twenty-one d ty* Orient, found most severe weather be­ til Saturday The Roman Prince will The majority to whom Invitations fore reaching Honolulu No damage be floated in on Sunday. has been in the service of the C.P.R. sailing being the C’anaJ’an Iin have been issued have already ac­ ! She took but a capacity cargo of was done to th* ship, however, and the This Is the second time that for about twenty years and"ha* filled cepted! The meeting will be held In j lumber. passengers stood the weather well. Vancouver grain carrier hna been many Important iwsitlona on both porter from Vancouver on April the board• room of the Canadian Na­ , The Vancouver la a four-masted The Manoa from Honolulu was a day lined in Victoria. Thére are so many eastern and western lines. He thus tional Railways at General Head­ late arrlving^he/**. also due to the storm. K. The first sailing from Mon- quarters. McGill Street, Montreal. ^ schooner. She is one of the- three The liner Columbia from New York vessels in Vancouver harbor and mo has a wide experience of the com­ LINER JEFFERSON TWENTY-FOUR PER j four-masted schooners built in 1919 dodged the rough weather and came In much congestion that it has been pany’s activities In many parts of treal will he on May 6, when" -the ! at the Cholberg shipyards. The Gunn yesterday on schedule. A large ship­ found more convenient to line vessels Canada. Canadian Planter leaves for Britlah : was the first of the three to he ment of coffee was lerluded In th< here before going to Vancouver. Latterly he has been assistant gen­ Columbia ports with a capacity Are Accompanying Mr. and launched and was followed soon after letter s cargo. The Cleveland's cargo This saves considerable time as some eral superintendent at Toronto. Mr. INI INCREASE II by the Washington and last by the Included a adripment of raw silk valued delay is experienced In getting a Humphrey Joined the company as a The following are the ships that at Sl.966.00h Pacific Coast Mrs. A. D. Charlton as Far schooner Vancouver. The Manoa brought back 8,827 sacks berth at the terminal port. telegraph operator In May. l»i>2, and will be placed In the new service; Captain C. H. Hansen, captain and of I’allfornla grain which was refused The Roman Prince is a large remained there until June, 1907, by The Canadian Planter. Canadian Im­ — as Victoria owner of the schooner. Is aboard It entry to Hawaii because of the Quaran­ freighter of 5.291 gross tons and 420 which time he had been appointed porter, Canadian Scottish, Canadian Steamship 6HI INSPECTION vfras learned here -this morning. Cap­ tine against the foot and mouth disease feet in length. She has a beam of train dispatcher He then went to Spinner and Canadian Traveller. A tain Hansen was also connected In 54 feet and depth of 26 feet. Dox Medicine Hat, where he later became monthly service from both the Pa­ Service j- Fifty-Four Passengers Em­ the building of the yëa^el. Enter the forecsstlelses ship; the As ford A Sons of Sunderland built her cific and Atlantic Coast will be Winnipeg, March 21.—Showing socialed Oil tanker Atlantic Sun reached chief dispatcher between that date barking Here; Has Consider­ twenty-four per cent increase in the here to-day The tanker carries a crew- In 1914 for the Prince Line. and September, 1913. He acted as maintained by these ferighter* The quantity of all graine inspected from TIDES AT VICTORIA one men and each man has an dispatcher at various points, includ­ schedule from Montreal is as follows: able Cargo TKë commencement of the crop year Individual cabin, each more comfortably ing Medicine Hat. Calgary, MacLeod Canadian Planter. May 6; Canadian Ss. Prince George to date over totals for the corre- fitted than were the officers* cabin* In and Moose Yaw .and was then ap­ Importer. June 6; Canadian Scottish. Aboard the Admlral-Oriental liner «ponding period of the previous sea the old days of sail ships and round-the pointed car geryle» fuel agent at July 5; Canadian Spinner. August 4; Leaves Vancouver every Monday iTImeHt JTI«n* itMTim -HI 'TlmeHL Horn voyages. Canadian Traveller. September, and 11 p m., calling at President Jefferson, which is due son reports Issued this morning at Dele lh m ft.ihi m ft ‘h m ft lh. m ft Moose Jaw. In January, 1916, he was the C.P.R. transportation department appointed superintendent oT car ser­ •o on a monthly schedule until No­ POWELL RIVER here this evening outbound for the Frank A. Fish, former assistant super­ OCEAN FALLS offices show there were 152,283 cars 1 .../ 10 04 1 711 « 10 2 81. . intendent of river steamers for the vice at Winnipeg. In Novein her of vember 11. The schedule out of Orient, is a party of railway officials, 50 ■ X 03 SWANSON BAY Inspected from September 1, 1923, to I .... 1 1 6 22 : «in.it •Ill 2 a Southern Pacifie Company, died yester­ the same year Mr. Humphrey was Vancouver gives a sailing on April PRINCE RUPERT March 19, 1924. as compared with 1 . 4 14 ■ (1 7 2* 7.4 Si 15 * 4 15 44 2 2 day at his home In Benscia. Fish re­ transferred to the same position at 1*, May 12, July. 20, August 19, Sep­ aorompanying A. D. Charlton General 4 .. 4 00 7 9 “ 17 4 «ill 14 4 31 2 « ROUTE DESCRIBED SYS WART Passenger Agent of the Northern Pa­ 1Î2.7S2. cars last year. tired from active servie* " about thr«-e Montreal and In November. 1916. was tember 21. October 22, November 21. ANYOX 6 .... 3 4S 1 9 9 03 6 l it OS 7 9 21 12 3 1 ears ago He entered the Sacramento cific Railway at Portland a* far as Of.the aggregate inspections there 6 ... 4 01 9 9 47 S * 14 *9 7 6'?1 so 3 7 appointed to superintendent of Farn- Two new freighters will he seen R:1ver steamer service in i 1676. He on this coast in this service. They are ft* Prince John leave* Vancouver Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Charlton are were 129.706 cars of wheat. 12.761 7 .. 1 22 ■ 0 10 32 5 0 1». tt 7 1 22 27 4 3 leaves a widow and one son.» L. E. Fish ham. In April. 1917, he became su­ ■ 04 pm. Saturday. March 22. and enroute to the Orient. Included in cars of oats. 5,426 care barley, 2,073 1 .... 4 49 * HU.20 4.6 lb 56 7 0 21 02 4 9 perintendent of the Brownvllle divi­ the Canadian Planter and Canadian fortnight:» thereafter for the party are W. E. Coman, Western cars flax and 2,317 cars rye. In the 9 . . . 5 :o ■ 1112.13 4 3 lh ,r. 4 4,23 34 6 4 Opposition to the pending Winslow sion and In May. 1918, he was moved Spinner. These two vessels have not QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLANDS 10 .... 5 52 * 1 18.99 « vtny 4 51. . bill, providing increases in Panama been to this coast before, being with­ AND PRINCE RUPERT Traffic Manager, of the Northern Pa­ case of rye only were the figures ex­ 6 19 1014 04 8 9' . to'the Laurentlal division with head­ 11 .... 11 04 6 2 Canal tolls, was expressed yesterday In Winnipeg, March 21 —The! Van­ quarters at Montreal August. 1919, drawn from the Atlantic fleet. cific Railway, with head offices at ceeded by returns from 1922-23, 12 6 39 7 9 13 00 8 71.. CITY TICKET OFFICE Seattle, and Mrs. Coman ; E. E. Nel­ totals for that period being: Wheat f, 06 resolutions adopted 6y the Pacific Amert couver grain route was described as saw him superintendent of Trenton, 11 .... 7 9 D M 3 h can Steamship A save*it ton. meeting not only of great potential value to til Gov’t. St. Telephone 1248 son. Assistant General Passenger 105,187. cars, oats 6.980 cars, barley 6.26 7 *•!« 40 3 3! ami In July. 1922, h*» was appointed 14 .... here. The association also went oi the producers «of Alberta, but to all Agent of the Northern Pacific Rail­ 4.311 cars, flax 1,483 c«*s and rye IS 7 01 7 8117 27 i fl record calling upon various Paclfi. assistant general superintendent at Sheaf mead Back way at Seattle, accompanied by his 4.821 cars. Taking wheat by gpidea, 16 3 54 7 7 5 4» 7.6! 1 54 7 7'14 17 3 0 Coast commercial organisations to help the farmers of the entire Western Toronto* Trim which position he how wife ; Waldo G. Paine. Vice-Presi­ September 1. 1923, to March 19. 1924 IT 3 52 7 6 fi 42 7 «'11.08 7 414 54 2 4 defeat the bill. Provinces by Norman L. Leach, gen­ jMk to North 2 3R 7 7 29 4 4-'.2 12 7 4 19 39 dent of the Inland Empire Railway, there were ten cars only of Manitoba 18 ... . 6 2 7 eral manager of the National Elevator From U.K. Again 19 ... 2 4* 7 5 ■ 11 4 un ir, 7 7'20 21 2 1 Establishment, of a free port at Company, who Was the principal wit­ UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY with head office at Spokane and his hard, the heaviest quantity being No. 20 .... 3 02 7 « 8.50 5 4114-14 7 8 21 ft| > 1 ef B.C., Limited daughter. Miss Paine. The party will X 9 !» I tango Finland, was announced here ness before, the—Royal Grain Inquiry I Northern. 46.756 cars. Other grades 21 .... 3 23 7 4 4 IF 14 7 7 '?! .19 .1 7 yesterday by the Finnish consul The Regular sailings from Vancouver to stay In Victoria several days after well represented were No. 2 Northern. 22 .... 3 4H * 0 10 09 S »'1C 15 7 Bit 16 4 3 Commission yesterday.. port# ft was stated, w-til be open here O. F. Fisher, assistant chief coun Seattle. Ma reft 21.—Coming here from all Last Coast and Mainland Points, the departure of the Jefferson for 23.666 cars; No. 2 Northern, 19.697 23 4 15 * t 19-62 3.1117.1/ 3122 54 6 0 after to th<> shipping of tne world. Stor­ Latest Shipping Cnited Kingdom ports vU calls at San bogging Camps and Canneries as far the Ear East 24 4 43 * 3 U 44 2.8H *4 7 1 23 35 s 1 eel for the commission, suggested °e4 7 quantities of goods and there are sev­ that the grain trade had not sup­ steamship Hheafmead. under charter to For detailed information apply sponding period there were 147» cars 26 0 20 6 6 6 44 8 « H 45 2 2 21 22 1 taken out by the Jefferson to-night. Manitoba hard, ,65.194 cars No. 1 eral large bonded, warehouses. It was plied facilities sufficient for the Positions hy Balfour.. Guthrie A Co., will arrive to­ OEO. McQREGOR, Agent 27 ... 1 10 7 1 ■ 11 S 3.1 «4 8 2'. . «■M Vancouver port. day with a cargo of coke. Embarking at Victoria are fifty steer­ Northern, 12,719 cars No. 2 Northern ... 1 7 5 2 21 7.4I 4 33 * 1 15 :>o 3 3 Tsl. 1929 Ne. 1 Rtimont House age and four first class passengers. and 6.614 cars No. 3 Northern. Total 29 .... 1 40 7 7 4 02 7 5' b 42 fie 49 4 Mr. Leach said the trad* i^as do­ Carey W. Cook was named president ing what It could In the way of get­ Wireless The British steamship Defender will The saloon passengers embarking loadings of grain -reported over SO . I 1* * 5 4 4 7 1 :• 57 7 517 44 2 * of the American Hawal -sn Steamship complete loading In Seattle Saturday here are Captain R. h- Morton, of C.P.R. lines from September 1 to date 31 . 1 2 44 7 71 7 14 4 till ?3 7 8r14 J6 a Company at the annual meeting here ting funds and conducting a profit­ and depart for London. the Robert Dollar Company, at Van- aggregated approximately 149.563 yesterday. Henry 1 *earborn of Seattle able business. Elevators would be KSTRVAX POINT. 8 p m.-KOYt The height le In feet and tenths of a • its elected first vice-president.*»and J constructed in sufficient capacity MARI . bound Yokohama. 1,400 mil After loading 1.509.000 Let of lumber PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION pouver; Captain F. Meehan of Van­ cars It was stated, nihlfh may be foot above the average level of lower low from Eeteran. COMPANY couver and formerly with the Robert I». Tomlinson second vies-president. All there in time. bw*. the Norwegian steamship Alaska compared with 120.7«V cars for the director* were re-elected and the quar BOLIVIA, Japan for Nanaimo. 1,600 shifted yesterday to Tacoma to load ad­ Dollar Company; G. M. Tonkonoggff corresponding period of the previous Mr Fisher could not see why the mile* from K*t#van. terly dividend of one and a half per Government should be asked to make ditional cargo for Australia. of Hamburg Germany returning#» season, showing an increase of * A" Hebrew and an Irishman w ere cent, declared MEW IT MARL'. 706 miles from ' Port Week End Russia, and Thomas Thingen of Van - roughly 246 per rent in the amount of fishing in separate boats some dis­ investments .it Vancouver if It*were land. Inbound Following the completion of the over­ grain shipped for the season over tance apart The Irishman got a bite, He was a very keen young business not profitable for the trade to Invest ANNA H MORSE. Portland for the hauling <»f the ship St Paul of the effort "try Tr*rh—:fspan »p nffrvpy* Rhif fnii-jiui in elevators at the roast « ►rient, 1,174 mile* tnmi Columbia River North western Fisheries Company fleet tyjfryr. ------——------— n\iHP| lie had written on a square of 7.X1MA ALEXANDER. San Francisco st^E^gbMHarbo^ Alaska, the barge j Excursion Fares fore April 1, when the tariffs on im­ of his boat P iper* to'To'lfHlt'k nuwd* rnffimm . m' alorsffBjwsr are ShpiMaauMimiTn\ est ment s nia t rèïjuir* Si ■ ports to that country, which were "And did Edith say, “This Is so He sank twice, and as he came up. door. “Out to lunch. Back in half- tort* was hauled out on the wa>s at a plant Adults $1.SO—Children $1.90 suspended following the earthquake sudden!” when you proposed?” the second time the Hebrew rowed an-hour.” much capital. It Is perhaps easier SHEAFllKA'I^ bound Feattls, twelve for the Government to get the money her «yesterday The J, D. Peter* will Tickets good going on Saturdays of September 1, are again effective, "No; I said it myself. I wasn’t over and called out: An after thought struck hlmr lie mile* went of North lleao be. need again to *tor* canned salmon only and returning f-ogn Port An­ the Jefferson wilL make as fast expecting to be accepted at all.”— “Mister, can I have your boat it added the words, "Been out twenty just now' than private financiers. I CHARLIE WATSON. Richmond for and'supplies at one of the Bristol Hoy, geles on following Monday only. possible a crossing*of the Pacific. The Boston Transcript you don't come up again?” five minutes already." should say. however, that they do Seattle. 365 mile* from Seattle Alaska, packing plants of the fisheries not requin* so very much more *tor ELDORADO. Sun Franei* •> for Seat company. E. E. BLACKWOOD, Agént age at that port Just now. They will tie. 190 mlD* fr<»m Seattle 112 Government «tree: Phone 7199 ROMAN PRINCE, bound Eaquimalt. The Mteamshlp Redond > of the Alaska handle this year. 1 understand, be­ sixty raUee from Ketevan. H. S. HOWARD, Agent tween 35.O0U.000 and 40.000.000 Fteamahlp <'<>mparty; sailed yesterday for SOUTH American. L97 miles from Seward. Anchorage and Kodiak Island, C-P.R. Dock Phone 1182 bushels with their present capacity. Rai * Rovk*. hound Vaficvuvtr If thev get 2,600.000 more, they will WEST KATAN, Sen Francisco for be able to do all the business thrust «ray a Harbor, two miles *outh of North upon them for the next few years Head Store Open Until perhaps. ST CART DOLLAR, San Pedro for Store Open Until New York; 252 miles from 8an Pedro. BRITISH MONARCH. bound JCoko- VESSEL MOVEMENTS hema. 100 miles from Victoria 9 p. m. Saturday TALA HOT, bound Port Townsend. 170 Canadian Pacific Railway 9 p. m. Saturday Portland. March £o— Arrived: Mo- mile* from Port Townsend. V ~ LIEKANUER. bound Vancouver. 159 torshlp Maxatlan. Dorothy Alexander, mile* from Tatoo*h B. C. COAST SERVICE Vint*. San Francisco; Tiger. Osaka CANADIAN TRAVELER, bound Syd­ Stoqkton. Port San Luis; . Blrmlng ney, Australia, forty-nine mile* from VANCOUVER—At 2.15 p.m and 11.45 p.m. dally. ham City, Tacoma. City <>f Victoria, Tatoosh •RATTLE—At 4 39 p m. dally. ('onè Bay.; Sailed Floridian. Wii H. X. BAXTER. Seattle for San Pedro, seventy mile* north of San Francisco ALASKA ROUTE—From Vancouver March B, 15 and 29 at 9 pm. amette, San Francisco, Pacific. Pu WEST HENSHAW. Hongkong for OCEAN FALLS-PRINCE RUPERT ROUTE—From Vancouver every get Sound. Seattle, 252 mile* from Seattle Wednesday at 9.90 p m. San Francisco, March 20—Arrived: YDStlTTA ATARI- N,v j, i„»und Van­ POWELL RIVER.UNION EAY-COMOX ROUTE—From Vancouver Sliver Shell. Shields. Havana Maru couver Too miles from Eelevan. every Tuesday and Saturday at 11.48 p.m. New York; Manoa. Honolulu; Drech KOKI MARC, 250 mile.! from Rate UNION BAY-COMOX-POWELL RIVER—From Yoseosvsr every tdyk. Astoria; II. F. Alexander. van. outbound. Thursday at I SO a m. CANADIAN FREIGHTER. 885 miles Seattle; Columbia, New York ; Brest from Victoria, bound Panama. WEST COAST VANCOUVER ISLAND ROUTE—From VlctortS 1st. 19th, dent Cleveland. Manila; t’elilo. As KALKARLI, bound Shanghai. 6105 10th each month at 11.00 p m. torla; Atlas. Gray's Harbor, Sailed: N . 149 37» W GULP ISLANDS ROUTE—8s. Otter leaves Belleville Street wharf every Lewis Luckenbach, Boston; Lurilne, KOHNAN MARC. Japan for Coos Bay, Monday at 7.16 a.m. and every Wednesday at I a.m. 8s. Charmer Honolulu; Nome City, Portland; 64K» miles from Ketevan. from Victoria 11.00 am. every Tuesday, calling at Port Washing­ ARMY AND F ALL/3 YN, Vancouver for Shanghai. ton, Ganges Harbor and May ne Island. Mukena, Astoria: Wlllhllo. Seattle. Tacoma. March 20—Arrived : Sus 909 miles from Vancouver. Full Information Frem Any Agent Canadian Pacific Railway herlco. New York; Mogul, Britannia Beach. Sailed; Virginian. New LATEST MOVEMENTS York; Mogul. Britannia Beach Sailed: Virginian. New York; Dav­ OF C.G.M.M. SHIPS NAVY CLOTHING STORE enport, Texas, San Francisco; Sus- herlco, Anacortes Canadian Britisher left Victoria tor Seattle, March 20—Arrived: St Yokohama March 7, 7.45 p.m. Dunatan, Kobe; Eldridge. Vancouver, Canadian Freighter arrived Van­ B.C.; Silverado. Virginian, Tacoma?? couver March 9, 8 a m.. Lapointe El Segundo. Richmond. Ihurfried, Pier 1238 GOVERNMENT STREET Corner Yates and Government Port Ludlow. Sailed: Jefferson, Canadian Highlander arrived Vgn- Southeastern Alaska; J. L. Lucken­ cduver March 8, 6.40 p m..northend Our Orest Sale commenced to-day. We with to thank our Customers for the support they give us. Every spot was bach, Tacoma; Horaisan Maru, Ballantyne Pier. Going to s bargain, you could see by the smile on their feces ss they went sway everyone was satisfied. Look at the spots Shanghai; Glymont, Melville Dollar. Canadian Importer lef^Port Kem­ Everett; Virginian, Portland; Re ble Feb. 29. 8 a m • below, they are all bargains. dondo. Southwestern Alaska; Ad­ Canadian Inventor en rbute Hali­ SALE STARTS AGAIN TO MORROW AT 8.30 A M. miral Farragut. San Francisco. fax to United Kingdom. Feb. 14. yverett. March 20—Arrived: Oly Canadien Prospector left Glasgow mont. Melville Dollar, Seattle. Sailed for Vaqvduver Feb. 16, 6 p.m. California? S ,T $12.95 Glymont. San Pedro. Canadian Seigneur arrived Yoko­ $1.26 Penman’s Natu- QC a Auckland. March 18 — Arrived hama March 8. # rr- $ West Vahokla, San Francisco. 1.35 Rotterdam. March 19 Arrived: Canadian Scottish arrived Prince **1 Underwear ...... *Sv Rupert Fel». 27. 3 p.m. The efficiency, comfort, safety and depend­ Mocrdljk. San Francisco. Dairen. March IS- Arrived: Steel Canadian Skirmisher left London ability of Southern Pacific service should • îT.’Y* $22.50 Navigator, San Pedro. for Vancouver March 14. $3.00 Dark Bln# Si QS Cristobal, March 19—Arrived: San Canadian Transporter arrived commend one of its FOUR DAILY TRAINS • sir... $1.95 Kailroad Shirts .. V A*09 Juan. San Francisco. Immlngham, March 14. to your use. Yokohama. March 15—Arrived: Canadian Traveler arrived Van­ Chicago Maru, San Pedro. March couver March 8. 9.10 p.m., Ballantyne it Irrtved: Bet bar Dollar, San Pier. In addition, the "Shasta Route" présenta $40.00 Blue OAI Qff $3.00 Heavy Black fW/- 86c AU-wool Heather Francisco; Toketoyo Maru. Han Pe­ Canadian Winner left Victoria for varied and interesting scenery, hence— ^ Serge Suits .. VaistiW dro. March 17 -Arrived: Drelbergcrn. Chemainna March 15, 1 a m. Twill Shirts San Francisco. Canadian Farmer arrived San Kobe. March 17—Arrived: August, Francisco March 13. 8.30 a m. Scenery that most appeals to you should de­ Tacoma; Korea Maru. Sun Francisco. Canadian Observer left Astoria for Shanghai. March 19 —- Arrived: Ban Pedro March 11, midnight. termine what train to use and thereby make $6.00 Tweed and QC $1.60 Chambray Work $2.76 Penman's 04 Off Hoyelsan Maru. Lochtay, Seattle; Canadian Rover left San Francisco Worsted Pants . **«• Combinations *9 AeO V Kaga Maru. Seattle; Pallas. San for Vancouver March 21, 6 p.m. the trip enjoyable in every way. Francisco. Canadian Trooper arrived Van­ Cristobal. March 18 — Arrived couver March 11. 12 p.m. Through standard sleeping car service daily'* Maine, Seattle; Francis E. Powell, Canadian Volunteer arrived Na* $36.00 AU-wool Rubber- $3.80 Men's Wool Shirts, khaki, 35c Men's Pine Bocks, black or San Pedro.. nalmo March 16, 5 a.m. from Seattle and Tacoma to San Francisco #£L...... $8.75 • $2.35 ™ $1.00 Yokohama, March 18—Arrived: Steel Mariner, Port Townsend. and Loi Angeles. Excursion fare round trip tickets are on sal' daily to California points carrying final $6.00 High-daw fiJO QC 78c Men's Heavy | Men’s Colored Border A Ships at a Glance return limit of May 31. V Tweed Pants ....VOeefD Leather Gloves Handkerchiefs, 3 fur* silr Idsttoka Maru, Yokohama, #L"^T:$2.35 March«l9. $3.80 Colored Oft OP Value to $6.00 OA QP President Grant, Yokohama, «’ell on ticket agent for Information roncernhm fares, reserva­ March 14. tions, etc., an 1 for copy of "Wayside Notes ghaut a Route” or PyJMnas...... HaU. all shade*.. VAsUU Toklwa Mi'tt* Yokohwtna. March 28. write Dictator, United Kingdom. April 15. Empress of Asia, Yokohama. March # ni” ■""$2-95 81. B. 0. TAYLOR $3.00 Heavy Flan- 04 Qff $4000 Suite, 0AS PA To Sail * General Agent neletteNightshirts VAeOtf pin striped ... V* ■ eWV Empress of Australia. Yokohama. 314 Union Street, Seattle, We March 20. President Jefferson. Yokohama, A $1.00 Balbriggan March 21. % 1™”-65c # rM,”“ $17.95 •t H aka ta Maru. Yokohama. March 24 Underwear ...... ■ V V Kansas exchange Their marital THE] Southern Pacific Lines life waa unhappy, violent quarrels of­ ten breaking the monotony of long periods of sulkiness and silence.”

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VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21,1924

Z= ■■■■■ ESTABLISHED 1889 NEWS IN BRIEF TO SET DITE TO SEIZE MCE TO 99 New Spring A gallon of Ice cream was the THE “CRAIG choice of a thief who entered the home of M. S. Trimble, 522 Trutch BROADCAST NEWS SOCIETY HEARS Canada s Greatest Piano Value Street, yesterday and removed what Novelties was destfhed for a party. Two Committee Meetings at Rev. John McTurk, the evangelist, City Hall To-day; Other FI For the Ladies will speak at the weekly prayer On Easy meeting fcf the Reformed Episcopal Matters 'Terms Sunday School to-morrow evening at Tourist Trade Group to Use Science in Its Relation to Re­ $395 7.30. Mr. Woolnough will sing solos. View Windows Witness Says $2 Per Case Centennial Radio ligion and Philosophy Theme A false alarm turned in by tele­ Was Paid For Withdrawal of of H. H. Plaskett phone and a genuine call to à rub­ With cordial thanks to Dr. bish fire In the Central l*ark area Alcoholic Beverages gav® the fire engines two runs last Clem Davies, pastor of Cciitcn Science and Its relation to religion night. Aldermen had two meetings this and philosophy was the subject of an MAYNARD’S SHOE STORE niai Methodist Church, and his Instructive address by II. II. Plas­ 'At the New Theught Temple, 935 afternoon, the regular session of th * Associates the tourist trade 649 Yates St. Phone 1232 public works committee promising to kett. of the Astrophysics I Observa­ Candor,-i Avenue, this evening. Dr.'1 afford little of-controversy, while the group of the Chamber of Com­ tory staff, yesterday evening to the Butler will give an Illustrated lantern reverted lands committee had a num- Astronomical Society. The address WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE lecture on "The Hand," it’s meaning ber of questions, including , that qf mente, accepted with enthusiasm follows in port : and story. the additional frontage to be secured this afternoon the offer of tin "The purpose of science, it is be­ lieved by most people. Is to ascertain for the Stadium site, being that part free The entry list for the local Can- facing on Humboldt Street, between use of the Centennial broad­ the law* which Nature must of adiap typewriting championship con­ the city property and the street line, casting plant once a week to flash necessity obey. A new view of Victoria Dustless Scratchfood test will close to-night at 9 o’clock. extending from Douglas to Blan- publicity through thev air to science has recently been developed, IS GUARANTEED—ORDER TO-DAY Entry forms may eb obtained at the shard Streets. however, which regards the purpose Sprott-8haw School. Owing to the very limited progress 2.000,000 flwlto fans who are reached of science simply as the description VICTORIA FEED COMPANY LIMITED 1901 GoVCmBientSt. by the station. ' P«W.# Tw.-Nln..Oh.Eleht (Hugh All.nl ,,VI UWTCI HBieHl MS made on March 13 on the occasion of by theories of the things we observe. The Victoria British-Israel Asso­ the tour around streets in the west, tj. P. Johnson described- it as an For such a theory to be satisfactory ciation will meet at the hall. 1011 mlty for advertising worth Kiwanis M'natrel Show, April 7, S and 9 north, and northeastern sect lope of It must lie logically consistent, and The “Craig" piano is just what you want—a piano of ,i "ook Street, this evening at 8 o'clock. the city, It Is the Intention to a»k the $100,000 to Victoria, and as mark of *er\ e adequately to describe certain An address will be given by W. H committee to fix a date to continue appreciation the group made Dr. di'i>emlahV‘ construction, attractive ilesign ; soft, mellpttr Blkrkaller, entitled. "A Labor Leader range* of phenomena. the Inspection, as there are still a Clem Davies a member of the Cham­ "There la no necessity, however, tone y; anil reasonable price. The advice to buy’no Made King of Israel." ber of Commerce. 61 great many streets to be visited. that the phenomena of Nature obey piano until you sec the “Craig” is perfectly sound, because. Ray Wilder, executive secretary of the theory or law; it is simply a Incorporation under the Societies DATA ON GRANTS the church endorsed the invitation* it offers everything tlist you will look for in the piano of Act. revoked by Order-In-Councl l A third letter from the city gov­ matter of experience that such the­ extended by Dr. Davies, and men­ ories do describe and summarize some time ago. has been granted ernment of a provincial capital is to tioned that 2.000.000 people with your choice, plus a decided cash saving. large laid les of observational facts. We Admit It afresh to the. Fay Yen Mutual So­ hand, this time from Edmonton, In radio sets could be reached by the ciety. according to Messrs. Haldane connection with Mayor Hayward’s Tin* view of science was illustrated Centennial radio. by considering various theories of and Robertson, legal advisers of the questionnaire to provincial capitals George W. Desville, chief operator clnb. to ascertain what assistance the light and the law of gravitation. of the radio, lijentloped thoj Mexico, Since on the new view of science no We Don’t Deny It Government gives to the municipal­ New York, the Arctic Circle and The less of a handbag with a con­ ity as some return for the large ex­ metaphysical aaeumpt ton*, such a* FLETCHÉC BROS I We do excellent picture framing four days out on the boats could siderable sum of money in the neigh­ emptions of crown lands and build­ physical realism. are necessary borhood of the Sir James Dougins tune in. • science is thus rendereiL-independent VICTORIA • Sg LIMITE!» ings used by the provincial authori­ TRADE MISSION School is reported Vv Mrs. W. H. ties. Thus the Mayor has now heard of all uncertainty. This is also ad­ Co-operation with the directors of Hughes. 8.1 Moss Street, to the city from Winnipeg. Regina, and Edmon­ vantageous for philosophy. in that It 1110 Douglas Street THE RED * CROSS WORKSHOP police. In the hag was a receipt, in ton. but not as yet from any of the the Chamber of Commerce in enter­ is left free to develop its oarn thought taining a party of business men Phone 2167 the name of the owner, and approxi­ eastern capitals. When they haye independent of any theory of the 684-6 Johnson Street (Just Below Government) from Ontario, who will come to Vic­ mately $70 in cash. all been received, the Information will nature of reality which the vast be segregated and tabulated. toria In June on « mipoion to en­ achievements of science might be At the Wilkinson Reed Methodist courage inter-provincial trade was DAYLIGHT SAVING assured. Harold Hinton was named supposed, to support. Church this evening Principal T. W. Religion may be defined as that Hall, whu recently , returned from As .the time approaches for a vote, chairman of the committee. Pemberton .Building. 734 Broughton on daylight saving a good dfal of widen gives substance to our values, Europe after 'leave for some months the things which we re yard as being Street, or 312 Campbell Building. from his scholastic ' duties, will lobbying is going on for and again*; the best to strive for There are two *l»eak on "My Impression of a Trip the proposal, with a strong move­ SIGN CARDS IN to Europe." The address will be given ment toward the compromise plan, Places then where science may come under the auspices of the Young Peo­ recommended by Alderman Wood­ into contact with religion, first on The Indestructible ple's Society. ward of favoring Hummer time in the MANY OFFICERS AT the question whether God exist ». and stores, without any change of clocks, secondly on statement* of fact con­ PROTESTOF A suggestion has been mode by the and which can "be Introduced by » tained In religion» systems. Since Element Vancouver Publicity Bureau that small amendment of the Shops Reg­ the problem j?f the existence of God Victoria co-operate with the Main­ ulation by-law. is strictly a question of reality, Is now part of every HOTPOINT I Report» presented at the meeting land in a Joint advertisement cam­ MEMORIAL AVENUE science is neutral. If one believes In of the executive committee of the paign In Eastern Canada, Vancouver God it is simply because it is the best ■Among the numéro US’ matters en­ thing for him to do. nor can his be­ Presbyterian Church Association held contributing $7.500 and Victoria tailing *xpense which have not yet Steady progress is being made in Fifth Regiment Holds First lief be shown to be Incorrect by yesterday at which Dr. T. Miller $5.000. As victoria’s advertising pro­ been considered is that of Memorial connection with the east wing, of the pointing to the uchte\ entente or re-, presided, indicate that a very aggres­ gramme |s well advanced It is lm- Avenue, upon which a pledge was Banquet Since Outbreak Electric Jubilee Hospital, In finishing it ready probate that the suggestion will he suits of science. sive campaign is now being waged for furnishing and occupancy. The given by the Victoria-Saanich agaipst the proposed Church Vnion followed this year. 1 teaches oral Burk* Committee that it of War * With regard to the second point, legislation. Some of the ablest law­ plastering and electrical work is would tak«kj^rér the maintenance of the statement* .of fact contained in making steady progress, but the tile yers in the Dominion have charge of The South Saanich Fermer»* In­ the avenue lfthe municipalities would rellglbuw system*, science claims the Range work is Itehind, owing to the neces­ stitute and Women's Institute, both last Ford. We cannot regard the the case. It is now confidently hx-» pledge a grunt, and provide stiffl - Fifty-five officers of the battalion sity of securing the material over­ of which organization* were meeting/ pec ted that notwithstanding what ac­ vient funds to see the project through of the Fifth Canadian Garrison Ar­ flood, or the sun standing still for Giving the most even distribution seas. with the uncertainty of deliv- last evening at the Temperance Haltf tion Parliament may take, the Pres­ to fruition. While Victoria has not tillery Regiment attended a reunion Joshua as being facts. Nor should of. heat and making for greater Keating, were addressed by T. It. religious people find any cause for byterian Church will continue, local yet passed on^ the subject Saanich banquet last evening, held In the mess strength and efficiency. The stib-committees of the Hos­ Myers, publicity representative of has notified the city authorities that loom of the unit at the armories, and complaint In this supremacy of member» say. pital Board to whom has l>een corns the B.C. Electric Railway, on behalf By signing cards of profit ob­ it* council will not support "an in­ revived the old spirit .of comradeship science, since if God Is regarded a* mltteil the question of inviting ten­ of the weekly pass system of the immanent » in the world scientific ••• Display in Our Salesrooms at 1103 Douglas Street jectors hope to impress Parliament efficient scheme." Meanwhile the which was established in past cam­ ders for furnishing are making sat­ company to be inaugurated shortlv whole avenue is subject to neglect, paigns This was the first gathering facts must at least be on par with. with the strength of the upiHiaitlon. isfactory : arrangements. It is Iri- on the Saanich iruerurban line. At not areally superlor^to^revealed mi kwxsû al and gyipe provision for its future lx. «üü: ■Tto*, iurvls niiiv, „Uv - JM- TTmTTra-TTT-?QOr,Y"Trrr~m]dmf Willi urgent! 'where the officer» or the Battalion modern hospital furnishing necessi­ A general programme of work of hare assembled, and It proved one of perfect ’Witnesses." Hawkins & Hayward ties. a form of hospital reform which the newly formed health committer the most successful functions of its Mr Plaskett was warmly thanked Electrical Quality and Service Stores hits made great progress in recent of the Victoria Chamber of Com­ kind ever held. for bi* address. years, auxiliary to the growth of stan­ merce was discussed at a meeting of Organ Debt Can I Jeutenant -Colonel F. A. Robert so tv. 1607 Douglas Street—Opposite City Hall Phone 643 that body last night under the D.H.O., present officer commanding dardization. 1103 Deuglss Street—Near Fort Street Phene 2627 The various organisations which chairmanship of Dr Melville Ray­ the unit, presided st the lamquet ai hat e undertaken to furnish rooms are nor Community problems relative Now be Lifted toastmaster Toasts were -trunk making plans to advance the work of to sickness, in their broader a spent * during ihe evening to His Majesty the the furnishing by' the time, the sub­ and investigation of preventative King, iht; original officers of 187-4. contractors are out of the building. measures will bo the chief concerns Congregetionsliite Have Secured Lieutenant-Colonel A. W. Jones and of the committee. More Than Total Required Lieutenant David McNaughton; the A rummage sale will be held at former commanding officers. Lieuten­ Tl 10 o’clock Saturday, March 22. at 702 Th» B.C. Electric Railway Com­ ant-Colonel Mr. Justice Gregory Fort Street, by the ladles' aid of the pany is taking steps to organize Its Lieutenant-Colonel J. A, Hell and Word that sufficient funds had Centennial Church. work for the- equipping of the trans­ Lieutenant -Colonel W. N. Wlnsby; Chairman of Committee mission line from Jordon River to been raised which would entirely the permanent forces and the navy. Humpback Road, which will be car­ wipe out the Indebtedness Which the Brigadier-General J. M. Rose re­ Writes to Tourist Trade ried out by the company direct, im­ Congregational Church had incurred sponded to the toast to the perman­ mediately following on the clearing at the time when its organ was In ent force», as commander of the Group to be done by the contractors in stalled, was received last night at a troops of military district No. 11. WELLINGTON charge of the right-of-way clearing. special rally meeting and great sat­ Commander Beard. R.N, responded An appeal to the tourist trade ST. ANDREW’S ¥ CATHEDRAL Telephone poles are being delivered, isfaction was expressed at the news. to that given the navy. All ad­ group of the Chamber of Commerce and by the time a start is made suf­ The First Congregational Church, dresses were of u reminiscent nature to nominate a queen, suggesting the View and Blanshard. ficient equipment will be on the Quadra Street, ha* long been under and were greatly enjoyed. name of the "Queen of Progress." ground to assure progress without the debt for its organ, but the driva Housing choruses and vocal selec­ was made by H. S. Btevenson. chair­ for funds which began last month man of the committee to the group tions enlivened the? proceedings. The hours of service on 8unday. March 23. will be as follows: has achieved its purpose. this afternoon COAL . A-dStter from Sir Arthur Currie, 8 o’clock—Low 3**8. said by MOST REV. H. J. O’LEARY, O.O., The final card party held under the It was announced at the rwMy étommander of the Canadian force* Good progress was being made in New Spring Shipment auspices of the Gordon Head W.l. meeting last night that the drive hiou bide. R.JT. will lecture dertook to put a concert and entér­ A. G. Hargieon. Major T. B. Monk, to ask for amendment of the eight-hour-day legislation affecting the joints so these deposits con be on the "Blockade of Zeebrugge" at inaient on In aid of the building Major O G. Altken. M.C., Lieut. R. 11 expelled, thus relieving pain end the next meeting. Wednesday. fund Every seat In the hull wa » Pooley, M.P.P.. Rev—Major Barton, WILL BE WELCOME X Cut Stationers soreness. Seigel'e Syrup, also April 2. filled, the programme, chiefly pro­ Lieut.-Col. Rldgwa y -Wilson. Lieut - Col. J. C. Harris, Major W. H. I.hmk known •• “Extract of Roots." vided by city people, was of a very ley, Lieut. TV G. McNaughton, Major high character and waa immensely Y.M.C.A. Open to Assistance (jiiicùu) Gifts contains no dope nor other strong Woolleon, Capt. W. A Jgjneson. ('apt. enjoyed. to promise even more advantage* near the L and N. bridge, of Jams* drugs to kill or mask the pem of J. B. Clearihue. M.P P.i- Major C. M. From Citizens to Meet than they offer at the present tine*. I at rick ( arrvll. age thirt y-nin*» vear». ------i.—t*. . I» .. Middle West Among those contributing to the tie wa* born in Adam*. Mas*, and had : ■ "^NovoltieS pleasure of the audience were Mr. Roberts, Major' M. K. Crockett, Capt. The overhead expense*, too, will be m “.resident ,,f thin city fur the past moves the cause. Ask your Rycroft. Capt. McKenna, Capt. Min­ Obligations and Mrs. l.ocke. Misa Menelawa. Mies greatly decreased by the abolishment thirty-five vears. coming hire with nl* Of US. Has Heavy ier. Major H H. T. Drake Dr. Her­ bi7*vttfw-ST-bN Druggist. 11 Mi It«>naId, Miss Hunter. Mr. Conyer, of the deb*, nrd altogether a brighter •tarent* at the age of four year*. The mann Robertson. Major Hibben, ("apt. The official* of the Y M CA. are future will open for the association. late Nr Carroll is survived bv hi* par- Mr. Jacques, and Mr. Menefaws. continuing a follow-up campaIgii to fnts. Mr. aiul Mrs. Patrick Carroll; four Fall of Snow Light refreshment* were served to f>. B. McConnan. Capt. Maclean. Lieut. "Once we are working on a pay­ brothers and three sinters. Mosers W. B. R. Ker. Lieut. Carl Gonnason. MaJ. their drive held last week, in which ing 1 Mists.’* said .Mr. Cross, "we will the visiting entertainers, and a d^nce they attempted to raise funds with It and C. A Carroll and Urn W II concluded a very happy affair which D. B. Martyn. Lieut R. Castle, Lieut. l>e able to better carry those members Murphy Of this city. C J Carroll of Nan J. E. Gland. Major P. T 84em. Capt. which to lift the association’* debt. Francisco Mr F Carroll of Sacramento. added materially to the building of the boys' division who can 111 af- VICTORIA NANAIMO Chicago. March 21 —Although A F,. Robertson. Lieut George Paulin. Although the full objective was not Mr». XV V. Burr le and Ml** Ann Carrol! Prodoccrs Rock and fund. font to pay their way. At present of Oakland. California. The remain# Lv„ 8 30 e.m. Vr., 12.30 p.m. Spring is officially one day old. the Capt J. Gordon Smith. Lieut. R. H. reached, there ;tre still some pro*» such condition* are extremely dif­ will rest at the .4and* Funeral Chape The chait waa taken by Reeve Me- pectlve subscriber* whom the asso­ Arr„ 8.16 p.ir Lv, 1.T6 p.m. Middle West Is in the grip of a Gland. Major Goodeve, Capt. Alexis ficult for u*. ami although we are -until Monday, March 24. at *..xe. when Ntchol. Martin, Major Cohbett. Major Bail, ciation hi canvassing for funds. The th*- < "i tege will proceed to tit. Andrew * Gravel Co., Ltd. blizzard that has brought snow from carrying about thirty boys who have Cathedral where Mans will b* celebrated tingle Return ('apt. Aubrey Kent, .Lieut. R E. A general secretary of the Y.M.C.A., not been able to pay their fee*, we four to sixteen inches deep, with VETERANS’ CLUB Harold (’roes, stated to The Times at » o'clock by Rev. Father J F Stiver Fer» Fare Dleapecker. Capt. EversII and Lieut. realize that this cannot go on in­ The remains will be laid to rest-at Roes tri"«rai>h anfl l.laphnna Mrvlcu j One0„, of theth, firstflnlt prosecutionspro,,,,,! N*. Robert eon. to-day that the donations from citi­ definitely unless we are able to meet Bay Cemetery. $2-76 66.00 zens were yet being received, and Sand and Gravel crippled in some sections. The ; »gMInst clubs sine* the » mending of our expense* and not face so great a that he had hopes of further funds for all purposes, graded and washed heaviest snowfall of the season is licensing provisions recently will be lows in eration aw we have had in. coming Into the emergency coffers the past few years." >- MARRIAGE DISSOLVED with fresh water. reported from Ht. I«ouls, where the ! opened in the City Police Court lo­ of the organization." Largest Capacity In Canada ir afflc tleup whs ’hr worst Record* j morrow when charge* against the It wa* stated by officials that any have been broken in Oklahoma, with Grand Army of T ntted Veterans. Montreal. March 21.—Because IMS Store SL Phene SOS City Hall Gossip subscription* which the citisens of OBITUARY Muskogee reporting sixteen Inches. Capital City branch, and two of its Victoria felt they would care lo fty» Hirsch Cohen was not authorized by Several Inches of snow cover I members, will he heard. The sum- law to keep ,i register of civil status A meeting, of the building and the association would be vary wel­ The funeral of the late (’api. John Illinois Chicago traffic wallowed ! «non* followed a visit of Chief Fry come at the office in the building on when h* performed a marriage cere­ through four inches of snow and and Hergeant lleatley to the prem- g sounds committee of the Joint ceme­ F. Anderson took place on Wednes­ AND WAYPOINTS tery board was held this morning. A Klan*httrd and View Htreets. Those mony between Dame Berths Isvtit slush. . j lsee of the club on March 7. wishing Yor Information on the sub­ day afternoon from McCall Bros' Fu­ and Charles II Schneider on June 17, ------The organisation Is charged with number of urgent neceesltle* are re­ neral Chapel. A large number of quired at Royal Oak Burial Park, ject can gain such by telephone to 1911. the union was to-day dissolved Washington. March 21 -The heavl- keeping beer on unlicensed prem­ the association’* general secretary. sympathising friend* attended the by Mr. Justice Bruneau. Thus, after and provision ha» yet to be made for service, which wa* conducted by PacificTransferCo. eat snow of the year was falling in lees. Mr. Cross also stated that he be­ nearly thirteen years of married lift Washington to-day when Spring ! the caretaker’» house. Rev. J. W. IMmmlck. assisted by Row lieved some satisfactory arrangement Dame Lavut regains her freedom. "Service With a Smile" peeked ruefully through the calendar HARRY E BYWATER would shortly be forthcoming be­ W L. Clay. D.D. Many lovely flow­ Tenders are being invited for grad­ ers from sea-faring and othef friends Motor Trucks—Light end Heavy ing work at the High School- ground* tween the association and Its mort - GOOD-BYE DIED IN ONTARIO gagees There is every likelihood of covered the casket. During the ser­ by the City Hehool Board, to be re­ vice two hymns were sung. “Jesus, STORAGE a settlement us far aw the mortgage turnable early next week. Lover of My 8oul," and "Safe in the BAGGAGE CHECKED Rroekvllle. OHt„ March 21.— Harry on the building is concerned. *he said. RATS K. By water, fifty-seven, proprietor of Mr. Crdee believes that once the Arms of Jesus " Mr*. Bhlngle* Mayor Hkyward ha* been ssked sang as a solo. "Jesus Havtour Pilot FURNITURE RCMOySO . "Rod I ne," the sure death to Cuticura Talcum The Athens Reporter, a weekly news­ by the council to halt the redecora - load of debt is lifted from the asso­ Ik) not suffer another day with Rate paper. died to-da>. For thirty years ciation the progress will be greater. Me." The remains were laid to rest Itching, Bleeding, or Pro midlag Express to All Parts oi the City ■ Fi.ki.lbsb free—«------tlon of the north wall of the round! at Boss Bay Cemetery with the fol­ Piles or Hemorrhoids.^ No ■ he had been connected with the chamber, now under renovation, un Membership will be bound to swell Dally lowing friend* as pallbearers: W. surgical operation required. Dr. Chase’s R HALL & CO. weekly newspaper press of Ontario ns [ til it is decided whether the wall with the firmer position in which the Ointment will relieve you at once and 717 Cormorant Street—Phone» publisher of The Westport Mirror. | should be pierced by windows look Y M CA. will find Itself. The author­ Ferris. W. Minty. H. Bergman. F. Druggists Always Healthful Tate, R. A. Anderson and F. Cook. afford lasting benefit. She g box; all The Meaford Monitor, The Arthur. ing into the abandoned Jail yard, in ities will then he in a position to dealers or Edmanson. • Bates A Co., I SI liiHiw.ee St., m* Enterprise and The Palroerton Spec- order to Improve the lighting and conduct a campaign for more mem­ The death t«**k place at an eariv hour Limited, Toronto. Sample box free. i tat or. ! ventilation of Jhe chamber. bers, ;«nd at the name time be able lua morning at the family resident e XAdvt4 À IV u- ---- =5 ------HOCKEY. FOOTBAL! rJ1][MES SPORTING NE:wt;\ basketball, rugby - Canadiens Dispose Seattle Y.M.C.A. Famous High School Basketball Team Finishes Three Races While On Visit to U.S. Looking «••••••• ' Crack Basketball .Its Fourth Season Without Suffering a Defeat Paris, March 21.—Epinard, the Things Team to Play Here chamoion French three-year-old Of Husky Maroons in 1923, will leave for the United states shortly after the Aecet Will Meef’First Presbyterian Geld Cup race in England in Over June, according to Gene Leigh, Vancouver Loses Out by Two Goals to One in Thrilling Seniors To-morrow Night trainer ef the colt. Epinard has three engagements Ia baserunning due for a revival Ie Game Over Slushy Ice in Montreal and Frenchmen at Y.M.C.A. Gymnasium in the United States in Septem­ the major leagues? ber and October at Belmont Park Will Now Meet Calgary in Final Series For „ end Aqueduct in September, and Is the také-every-chance-possible at Latenia in October. system on the bases to x-le with Stanley Cup; Lehman is Again Hero St. Mary’s and Falcons Will thrill of the home run? According te an agreement This qbtktlon is raised by the of Game, Showing Great Form Playoff For Intermediate made seme time age between M. signing of Aftftündo Marna ns, former Wertherimer, owner of Epinerd, big leaguer, by Manager John Mc­ Under Western Rules Championship the Westchester Racing Associa­ Graw of the Giants. tion and the Quèen's County Marsans. who has played engage­ Jockey Club, both of New York, ments In both the American and Na­ and the Kentucky Jockey Club ef Montreal, March 21—A vaut Improvement over the first tussle was Two Whirlwind bo»k<-lt>all gams, tional leagues, la through ae a reg­ Louisville, Epinard ia te partici­ ular. McGraw Intends to use him aa shown In last night’s game between Montreal Canadiens and Vancouver wjll be on tap at the T3I.C.A. gym­ pate in ene race over each of Maroons, which the National Hockey League champions won two to one a baserunning coach. nasium to-morrow evening. The First their ceursee. The first race, ♦ T ♦ Canadiens showed the dash that characterised their finish in the-N.H.L. three-quarters of a mile, ie to be Presbyterian senior men's team, Jn his days as a big league star Montreal will now meet Calgary in the final game* for the Stanley, Cup. run at Belmont Perk; the second Marsans was noted for his great the first of which will be played on Saturday in this city unless ice condi­ champions of the city, will be hcstli at a mile, at Aqueduct, and the speed and ability to run the bases. tions compel removal to Ottawa. * to" A crack aggregation front the Se­ third at a mile and a quarter, He was an alrtlgt when It came to From the start the locale worked under handicaps to clinch the honors attle y.M.CA., and a preliminary ever the Latenia track. hlttlng^he dirt. - A flboding of the Ice In the afternoon had left the sheet a pool of water for game for the intermediate “A" Sun that start and added to this theloeala were playing Under strange western 8chool» championship will be For several yearsLtl)e art of haee- running has been a much neglected rules, but they took to these magni- played between the Falcons ami Ht. Youngsters Are j feature in the southern training ficently. As it turned out the water | Mary’s. The first game will com- camps. It would seem McGraw, In­ on the Ice seemed to preserve the One Une to a Man ; tneniCe at eight o'clock, tended to make a radical departure^ surface and in, the two final periods j With a championship at stake, it Is McGraw has announced that every the sheet was In a much improved When Trolling For {-expected that the Intermediate game All Primed for m* mb*-r of the Giants’ squad will bo condition, though far from the state j will provide a fine preliminary bat­ compelled to go through a course of which would allow good combination Fish This Season tle. The winner will cop the city sprouts to Increase his efficiency on {title and earn the right to compete Playoff Games the base». * Maroons played well i with the mainland champions for the Once upon a time McGrow, who Vancouver players were more at {provincial championships. These was a wonder at hitting the dirt, Under recent amendments to teams have met twice this .season, home under their own playing code tdok charge of the sliding pit In the the fishing regulations anglers the Falcons taking the first game, Thrilling Encounters Expected southern camp. Those days are of and after a two-day rest front their when trolling are restricted to ! while Ht. Man's came back and took cross-country journey the players, course over. Marsans is to be hie one line to a man. The regula­ I the second one on Wednesday by one at Willows To-night Between too, handled themselves well on the tion is designed to put a stop to successor as professor of run and Wet surface, though unquestionably elide. the practice where a single man I SEATTLE TEAM STRONG Undefeated since March 10, 191S, Coach Blood, who has played a Roller Teams not used to such heavy going. From trolling would have three and in Is the unusual record of the Passaic leading role In Passaic's winning centre Ice to goal they battled with a j Word has been received by the lo- (N.J.) High School basketball team Frankie fYlsch, one of the great­ some cases more lines out from streak, has some definite and un- est ball players the game has ex-er will that .xuew no check, and towards hie boat. Whether on e rod, or On that date Passaic was Iwaten 'cal officials from the Heattle "Y” that produced, is certain to profit through the end of the game were frequently held m the hand, one line per •it is sending over its strongest llne- l»y the Preston (N.J.) High Hchool ueual views on basketball. Everything la In readiness for the applauded for their spectacular men is now the limit. j up. The visitors are champions of five by the score of thirty-two to f»et the ball, keep the ball, put the first games of the roller hockey cham- the signing of Marsan» Possibly Mc­ efforts. This was particularly true Graw had that thought ln mind. « the Hound city and have one of the hall In the basket. Those are Blood's plvnshlp sen-e which Is to be played + + + In-the case of Hughie Lehman and i most formidable team» on the coast. Since that time the wonder team at the exhibition building. Willows. any brilliance in the first five min­ three pet theories on developing Frisch is unquestionably the fast­ 1-Yank Boucher. The First Presbyterian team will from 1‘assaic has won 189 consecu­ this evening, commencing tight Excitement was added to the pro­ utes of the period,' the second attack o'clock. Then |g great rivalry be­ est man In basel>all to-day. unless bringing Lehman to his knees. Then have Its full strength but fur the bat- tive games nnd captured a score or Archdeacon of the Chicago White ceedings by the tilts between Art • tle and is confident that it will de­ tween the teams competing, and It Is lluncan. Maroon captniri. end .turdy cam. the hi* thrill »hrn Morens atola mor* championships. NO SPECIALISTS ON TEAM Korean outfooL him. feat the team from across the Hound. It 1s a rather interesting fact that expected that the fans win witness defence player, and Jollat. who re- it from Ittinran and pasaed nut to The Passaic coach does not believe If Frisch has a single weakness it officials of the Fleet Presbyterian the closest Passaic has come to be *ome of the best hockey that has been netted thetr feud of the first earn. Hilly Boucher who rushed Lehman. In specializing He feels that every | staged since the league opened. is sliding. Often he resorts to the Nobody eeemed to know what It «U *»> ' K»«J« «"'J*,,» | Church club received word from Van- defeated in four seasons of continued "head-first slide, which la a very success was also at the hands of the should work The senior game between The all about, and at one stage of the h.ake a dozen nave, in quick eue ! couver yesterday that their team member of the squad snoum ^orK Iand Colonist is t reating a lot dangerous practice. ;‘h rd n„,7. « Art RÏÏe halted • —too While the crowd yelled It. de- must go over to the mainland to meet same lYeeton five. to be a good- shot. Coach Blood Is Frisch with a fall-away elide, such third period. Referee Art Roee halted h( » the Vancouver Y.M.C.A.. mainland In tournament play last ' March of interest as on pai»er these teams as Cobb used when at the height of the game and rherked the lmlr ur *Moreng „nd Cook drew the flret 'ha-Muone. to-night. The local, made Passaic defeated lYeston In the firm in the belief that a smashing appear tv be very evenly matched. his career, plus his great speed, ■ami-finals by the very scant merkln offence Is the very best defence. He The Colonist posa eases a good com­ Tî \ L.éd wlré oe’nahzed’ penalties of the game, being t.anl.hed preparation# to go, but a few hour, would make a fleeting target that in- minute la er and were penalized. ■ Itoucher fol- later another telegram wa. received of two points, thirty-six to thirty- regards the five-man defence as bination and its forwards are noted mild melee. F. Itoucher fol- Inter another telegram for their stickhandllng and shooting, fieldes would find most difficult to They had hardly climbed in along- , . moment later for tripping t<> tell the team lo atay at home. This four. Thy reason for the closeness effective, but not good basketball be- begins to look Ilk*- Vancouver le once cause it slot»» up the action, while on the other hand The Times to at Uw ACWCL -H'uja die lii iM1 filnk'Tff rnrrfftttmr-a-nd iryiiUT f8 'i!)bi tin? over tii' this Passaic early piled up a big lead and —2CTTffmrm ~MTGtuw • ■ffealroa yilsch-i Play the ball and not the man. Is ill be on top of their respective op to get away from the head-first slid# ing Lphman. when the play was no- , OFFSIDE GOAL city and freeze It out of the provta- then withdrew the regulars to save another anxiom of the Passaic coach. where near the coast t arns goal.__ ycruiuc. uuml, ponent* from start to finish., It is entirely. For a<> wonderful and x-alu- < ial playoffs. The game l* to be them for the finals. This he believe, eliminates rough­ rucrvrn up BFFFREE 1 More* jHit The puck Into An empty very questionable if there i* a team able player to slide that way la fool­ CNEGKEO UP REFEREE alu.r\ raih JoHat but h, waa played In Vancouver on April 4. NEW TEAM EVERY YEAR LEFT TO RIGHT—RA6HMAN, ness because of personal contact and Heats for Saturday night’s game can in the league which posaeaeea the hardy. Then Referee Ross ran Into the ; , 0|f.iue , , „ waa not Not n single member of the orig­ FORAWARD: KRAKOVITCH, cuts down the fouls called. checking tactics of The Time*. In Marsans 1* sure to be of great.aid bo reserved by phoning the Y.M.CA. Blood has no time for the Individ­ flret and only difficulty he encount- .6WW| inal team that started 1‘assaic on the GUARD: ROHRBACH, CENTRE. last Monday’s game the team would to McGrow in the baserunning fea­ .red during the game under the The senior teams will be as fol­ ual star, places teamwork first at i kept the game a deadlock lows: winning strenp that da now the talk BELOW, CAPTAIN BLITZER, not let the crack Colonial forward». ture of play. westere* rules. Two men short. Can­ when he-made a brilliant, save after of the sport world Is playing on the GUARD, AND FREESWICK. FOR­ all tlnp‘*. and is keen for types In Mawhinney and McConnel. get loose adiens started fb rage the puck, and Flint Presbyterians--Ed_. Brecken- selecting his playmr------F. Boucher had got through on him. ridgef Angus McKinnon, Art Boyd? present aggregation. WARD. fvr a »ecdnd, with the result that they Here la the story of a freak Mi when the arbiter did not halt the Cook was penalised when he hooked Bob Whyte, Norm. Forbes and I. turned In their lowest score of the of baserunning by Marsans that play and order a fsiceoff the entire Billy Boucher, and Canadiens rushed Hastings. ‘ 1 season. If they are able to duplicate ended a wildly exciting game In Vancouver team skated in. his direc­ In an' effort to break the tlq. but could Heattle T.M.C.A. — O. Smith. H Babe Rath Clouts this performance this evening it is Cuba with a near riot. tion11 "and ■Informed * - him of the lapse. . notnuz wraibeat Lehman,ip iiiuwi, aimand there,11' au wasw (go at.istill Stroud, R. Johnson; E. Raderhagen ijtossible that they may repeat last Detroit was playing the Almen- In the excitement of the many j no #corr at, the end of the second pe and C. Davies Monday's Victory. The Colonist boys dares of Cuba at Havana. It was the will hax-e an edge duo to the fact that thrilling rushes on both goals Bf. rtod Wards To Meet Sons His First Homer an last half of the eleventh Inning, De­ such sterling players as Mickey { Mackay opened with two rushes on _ e thevare used to the Willows floor. In FYmmhnn (*nnu> wh,Ie Th* Times team has only had troit leading, three to two. two me* Mackay, Frank Boucher. Hoetrum. Vesina and the second was a close out and Marsans on second. Morens, Jollat and Billy Boucher, the {call for the Canadiens. Morens, Cou- B.C.A.A.U. Meeting in UMlWUWn UUÜIC cne practice then*, and on that occa­ sion found it very much different to Eddie Hummers was pitching for immense crowd forgot all about slow turc ami Jollat took turns testing I►étroit. Charley O’Leary, now coach ice. and 'grave vent to their fellings Lehmao Mae Kay stole from Jollat the floor of the V.I. gymnasium. of the New York Americana, playing with such force that the rafters and couture, led a rush, got through Will be Held Here New Orleans, La., March 21.— Th«* lineup of the teams for to­ fairly resounded to their cheers, .but nu**enew York Americans 1‘he.e. Hebden and Bryant. Time» — Mitchell." Kesson. Bissell, short lead he was taking. than In the first two session . 'Moron**» rebound to score the first Two Xvw Fares Will Apjiear in Final For Jackson Cup and the New Orleans Southern A meeting of the British Columbia Association team, which * the Zoik. A Kesson. T. Whlteley. Wells, Hummers auddenly developed a Penalties were comparatively few courter of th^game and g,ivc Cana- Amateur Athletic Union will be held wild streak on the batter. On every all for minor Infractions of the rules lh#a pandemonium broke Yankee# won, 14-4. Witt was on Brook» and Note. at the Y.M.CA. to-morrow night at { To-morrow; Both Teams Will Be at Full Strength; hall pitched O’Leary walked In to —and xvere fairly well divided e- iooee among the crowd, and the raft- baae when Ruth smashed th# ball MIDGETS TO BATTLE 8 o’clock. President McDonald, of ever the right field fence. steady him. On one of the trip» ha tween the tw.«» teams. There was rung when Vezma rose to,the o< New Westminster. Secretary A. K. Plénty of Speed on Both Forward Lines. While The midget game between the two got the hall and hid 1L none until well on in the second jC4leion and blnfhijil F. Bouchegnas he Lord of Yancouver ami several main­ Track V.I:A A Teams. Red* and Bhies, Walking hack to short he Informed 1 wept through Canadiens’ defence. land delegatee are coming over. Im­ Baets Are Strong; Expect Big Crowd will proceed the senior game, and it Marsans if he was a» fast a* Cobb Seattle Net Star Is expected that this match will prove LIKE WESTERN RULES {■ With twelve minutes of play re- portant business- Is on the agenda. he would take a bigger Jj*d by ten To thr great majority of siu'Cta- mamlng Vancouver ,.r«..ret*tators were pounced upon him. touched him with th. pu. k were mfc.mg nnd p a>er. „ wh#fl p|ay r.lum.d, figured In the eerie* hefoni. For the first time the green-«westered Wests .Miss Molly ’R^/ier. of Philadelphia, Very much delighted with fhe show­ the ball. Maraana was declared out, were .ubetltuted aa play With two sh.-rt on their line-up will be missing from this Important tussle. They suffered elimination In yesterday defeated Miss Maxine Mac­ ing of the local kiddles and were as­ ending the game which In part, added to the ’l"Td'fanadli n. ragged It. Six minute, to donald, of Seattle, the present Rer- Marsane, wildly excited that he tho semi-finals at the bands of the Bons of Englapd tounded at their clever team play and the contest. The latitude of the ,„ end practically aaeured «'an- . rnuda champion, in the semi-fineH w,wllweeie. „v .v had been tricked, dashed madly back To Sip Articles The victor In to-morrow's game will earn the right to play off with the ■ttckhnndling. so It 1? expected that. « j a tennis championship. ne the teams are very evenly matched code allowe*hman. His |gar>- Tigers when he. broke through the ilrlttsh Columbia championship. The local winners are billed for a In the same series Miss Marie L'atiie. thé match will be a thriller all troit players were leaving the park clearing and passing out proved a (an(j found an open net. F Boucher Tuesday for Tom Journey over the Malaliat to Nanai­ Wagner, of New York, was defeated he was still on second surrounded by revelation to many, and certainly [retaliated for Vancouver, scoring | mo on Baturday next to play the up- side and the heady Tommy Southern by .Miss Hutchins, of Bermuda, 12-14. The lineups will be as follow*: a crowd of Cuban fans explaining added to the spectacle, for many of fn,m thfJ faefenr«* ..,... Couture I will be In charge, with Oliver and Ray Rlcklnson. Harry Howard and somèthing to protect the poor fish I Hincan .... H McLair MacKav and Matt© oh tiie wings, and F. Boucher .. Forward . .... Morens jl’ayne as the linesmen. ' DUNCAN GOLF from the bookies? this pair led the first rush, iwhidh , Forward ...... '. Jollat Meet on July 4: Putting I Both Clubs will have the strongest The officials forthe games will he Body Is Behind as follows: Referee, Gordon Meek* The majority of horseman liellex*» stopped ot the defence and Sprague Hk Inner ...... Substitute ., <>.Cleghorn llnetips they can muster, and with Cleg born relieved. The rush culmin­ liostruni ... Substitute .... M . the ground In tirât class shape and a Duncan. March 31.—To-day a "R** ing: Judge of play, Dr. Cecil Hay: that Zev was a lucky horse last sea­ Up Deposits goal umpires. George Cummings and ated with Jollat worrying Lehman flubatit uta ... Cameron ! good ball the forwards should be able team from the Col wood Golf Club la son and in this contention they are I'arke'’...... James McCahlll. with a long shot. Attempts at com to bring off some nice plays. In many playing a match with eight of the New Organization posai hi y right. Hie first piece of bination by both shies failed when Summary Cowlchan Golf Club’s beat Indy luck wa* that there were few good First periot^-r-No score. circles the Wards are picked to win. -**— the players failed to control the puck Chicago, March 21.—-Plana ... o ,. Is a fiock of supportera be­ players at the Duncan links. Those three-vear-olds out last year. Then on the sticky surface. Big Art Dun­ Second period—No wore. proceeding for a ten-round bout be- j,.^ th„ representing the home club are Mrs. OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL his getting to run for $80.000 against Third period—One, Canadien». hind the Hons of England. can gave the Canadian defence a busy tween Tommy (ilbbons and deorgea J. K. Robinson «captain> Mrs. (1 G “Billie" Moresby Will Repre­ the poorly acclimated and badly time "Bill” Boucher eventually re- Boucher.. „ „6.00; _ two, Canadiens. Carpentier. with Jack I>emsey, In the first division th#1 Wards fin­ Hhare, Miss Gibb. Mrs. Morten. Mrs. London. March 21.—Blackburn de­ ished up in a tie for the cellar posi­ equipped Papyrus was another piece Hexed and drew Lehman to the boards , Boucher. 9.U0; three. Vancouver. worlds heavyweight champion, fin­ ltadford. Mis* ,K Robertson Mrs. sent Victoria at Meeting in feated Cardiff two to one in a game of luck. Against a horse of the cali­ to clear.e**PP**With puck currying ■■ ■■■■difficult A*"" 1.00. ancially Interested on July 4. at tion with the Navy. The club came Boyd Wallis and Mrs. K. F. Duncan. played In the first division of the Referee—Art Ross, Montreal. bre of R«»am-*t. when the latter was the players resorted to long shots Michigan City, Ind., despite the hack Into football after a long ab­ .. Vancouver Soon English Football Aaaociàtlon yester­ sence, but trouble was experienced In at the top of his form. Zev would MacKay and Biljy Boucher alternated statement of Governor Warren T. day. have had no chance whatex-er. fur their respective teams but without getting a team capable of standing Middlesex defeated Somersetshire McCray, of Indiana, that "there will, . ____ _ Since lhsthe. Jackson Fine Grass Hockey thirteen to eight lq a rugby match. Boxing has been on Its laat legs a# Five minutes after the game started j l"am"gsTvZrno?"U ln *“"* Whl'e Cupp scrieeaarl« came around and the rug­ by season closed the Wards have Hockey Result mnnv time* in recent years that Jollat supplied the best thrill by get­ cross**• officialsokirii and player* are all Glasgow. March 21.—Airdrieo- Game Looked For at j Floyd Fitzsimmons. Benton Har- teen able to field a very smart eleven are beginning to believe It mw hW ting close In on Lehman, but Mar Kay I bor, Mich, promoter, who says he has for the organization .of a British Co­ noans defeated Ayr United one to nil a centipede. ______relieved and went right through into and have won their games by com­ Calgary. March 21.-—Calgary Can­ lumbia Amateur !>v*rosae Associa­ In a replayed game of the Scottish assurance from Dempsey of financial fortable margin». adien». Junior champions of Alberts Vaslna’a net. hut lost control of the Oak Bay To-morrow support, has deposited $6.000 with a tion as a governing body for the sport Football Association here yesterday. Walter Johnson may pitch on the puck at the critical moment. Morens t1rarch 21.—Charles this point, while devoid of any com­ Freedman of Chicago, failed to ap- jTupman. rated a* two of the best Comiskey, owner of the Chicago ecutive will bet called hy President ! and holds a world’s record for fast ! iVlILLWOOD The game start» at 2.30 p.m. Bert Tennant next week In order to bination. was marked by frequent The Victoria lineup follows » l»W as advertised last Summer. halfbac ks In the city, wit! b*> on White Sox. last night was resting ! playing, making a break of 766 under j Delivered In the dty commence work on the drafting of a thirty minute». He -alaq has a -record epectacular rushea by individual Goal. Htanier; backs. Hudson Afapt.) According to the tentative terms, | midway tlfie. with Swan making the easily after an operation for removal Phone IN player» of both aides. __Carpentier is to receive a substantial third J. Smith ami tinaiiK-* » 1 v of gallstones. The ’’Old Roman," who constitution. The age limits of the of 169 carom» run " etmaeeutivaly. I nd Wilson: halves. Bruce Bred- Various dlviehwis will probably be set The MoOra-Whittington Lumbe LEHMAN A MARVEL In, .Muncey and Adamson; tor Wards, guarantee, while Gibbons will take a on the two en

- <>n the stairway à ter- tinued development this great | rifle fight with Nicholas followed, country , f , u » n* which Mi)|i<< escaped from GEISHA PRINCIPAL SAW PRESIDENT COSGROVE the room In whirl* she hed been His GraejoyORiso paid a short visit AT THE THEATRES lHHihd and . gagged hy Nicholas. to Ireland, had Interviews with Woolfolk strvck th- lunatic a stun­ President Cosgrove, and a number of ning blow'with a heavy club and ihe ministers. fie assisted at a tou serve rushed from the house with Millie, session of the Irish senate and stated j Nivholna, regaining I Is sense*, over- fLunatic Led AT THE THEATRES that he was much impressed by the I took them at the beach where Hal- ability, energy and moderation of Lovers Lively \ard was wait ip g to take them to these new youthful rulers of Ire­ Royal—Geisha. • the yacht. Ilalvanl floored Nicholas land's destinies. They seemed to be twith a blow on the head. When Mul- >E Island Life Columbia—Tom Mix. ■firmly fixed In the saddle and were [•Er Playhouse—"The liMpBSrail." vard. Woolfolk and Millie boarded it.tent ,on cultivating good feeling 'the yacht, the storm was at Its height The tragic death of his wife left Capital—“Wild Oranges. with England and Northern Ireland A dangerous sand bar blocks the en- Remarkable Welcome Ac­ All was peace at present in the ■‘John Woolf oik stunned and he sought Dominion—“Eternal City.” ! trance to the lagoon Nicholas was Emerald Isle and with the Industrial SUPtRIQB Reclusion aboard his yacht. With j Frlng af them from the shore. Hal- corded Archbishop O’Leary, Halvard. a Scandinavian sailor he depression gradually wearing off, Ivnrd. at the wheel, fell. luidly Now Visiting Victoria hopes were bright for the future I wandered about the world, The Millie Slope and Nicholas, a half wit. (wounded and Millie grabbed the I story la told in “Wild Oranges" at the who acted as handy man about the The Archbishop sailed from Glas­ W'iftel. a new life of Joy loomed gow on the "Montclore" of the C.P.H. 7960 I Capitol. 8tope household. Litchfield Stop# ahead of her Archbishop H. J. O'Leary, who^r- IN Vt One day tlie little yacht Gar" had lived in the wild swamp land Hved hçp- from Edmonton Wednesday line and reached Ht. John on Febru­ ary IN. He returns Impressed more AND propped anchor In a quiet lagoon of ever since he had been ostracised afternoon to participate In the in­ I LB. he Georgia toast Woulfolk went from Virginia. He sought seclusion stallation of Bishop O'Donnel, has than ever with the true worth and Fishore in quest of fresh water. He from his fellows. Nicholas had Psychic1 Communion lust returned from a visit to Europe. dignity of Canada. "We sometimes CARTONS ■ met a peculiar trio. Litchfield Slope drifted to the swamp land and made On his return he xvare accorded a speak in terms of exaggeration. His friends with him. hut tho solitude Established Between magnificent gathering by members of Grace said, of our local difficulties had driven him insane. all denominations in Edmonton. brought on by trade depression, but, Tom Mix and Tony In returning thanks to the address compared with the difficulties facing A storm enveloped the coast. The countries of Eurofie, our troubles Wool folk went ashore and met Millie. l>r. 0'l.eary told the gathering of*his «S. impressions. » are but the merest trifles. Just grow­ jn He confessed hts laye. and the two Many oT the curious and all of the ing pains and hound to be succeeded | made plans to leave on the yacht that Referring to his voyage, he ex­ Pantages Theatre thoughtful who havo seen the har­ plained that it was in otwdience to l>y an era of expansion greater than mony that exists in co-acting of Tom ecclesiastical regulation» that he left any that we have yet known. What 3—BIG NIGHTS—3 That night Woolfolk waited on the Canada needs to-day is an increase I shore for Millie and her grandfather Mix find his horse Tony, look unavall* Ills beloved people some four months Commencing Thursday. March 97 go to make his "ad llmlna" visit to of population to develop her immerse And Saturday ,matinee | When she did not < <»me Woolfolk Mngly for Its source. Never has thjf PETER OUNCANSON acres and that population I* hound hastened to the house and found the the Holy He** According to the Return of the well-known and popular ! accord Wrr moi f perfect as In “Mile- canons of the church, bishops to come. J.et us ever encourage the English actor 'dead form of Litchfield. Slope lying will fill the role .of Takemlml In The SHOES newcomer from whatever land he fa "Minute Romeo," Tom Mix's newest Geisha" which will be presented at throughout the whole world should William I*\jx; production to be shown visit Rome at least every ten years, halls in that deep, hroa>i spirit of the Royal Victoria Theatre to-night true Canadianlsm that, above all, Francis Compton nt the Columbia Theatre to-day. and to-mermw night hy th** David to give a report of their jurisdiction* Supported by a first-cla;.> company, and to make a pious pilgrimage to will enable us to build up a truly Tony has been with Mr. Mix ever SpencWr Musical Societv t)t Vancou- great and" noble nation.” FOR MEN in the screamingly fanny modem the tombe of the Apostles Sts. Peter farce since Ms colt hood. Between that I ver. time and now. what psychic com - and Paul. CAPITOL minion has been established between He crossed the Atlantic on the Ma- man and beast. •» . | ; jest le, and left x'herbourg via Paris “A Utile Bit of Fluff” Squibs M.P., is The famous “l" »hooi of British manu­ TO-DAY Tony, Instantly answers tt whistle j for Rome, w here he arrived on De- The farce that had all IzmJon (align­ J ; ceml*er 4. On December 11 he w as. facture are ku own throughout the Em­ ing for over two years at the Criterion .from Mix. In order that Mix may ! ..ccorded the honor of an audience King Vidor's Production of jride safely upside down, we see tW IF New Feature to pire for their reliability PRICES .horse exercising < are In lifting its wjith the Holy Father, and all-round wearing Night, including fax Lower Floor •Wgs in full gallop. Perhaps this I* 1 i AT THE VATICAN Show at Royal quality. Fash­ and 1st Balcony, 7Sc! 2nd Balcony, another inexplicable phenomenon in adc; Boxes and Loges. $..00 (all re­ j Amid the splendid state and eeere- ioned hy skilled served). Matinee prices: Adults Kc, “Wild ithe world of psychic thought. GEISHA 10- jmon.v which ever characterizes the workmen from Children 25c (not reserved). atieun, he was-ushered through the Quite a romantic coincidence In con - " the heel only pi Seat sale starts Monday, March 24, 99 mvtioit with Mrs. litltpn Ph ill peon .« at 10 a.in. Hjriouw public.rooms to the private selected leathers— Cuestless Banquet rt mente of. the l lo’.y Father election t<* Parliament is rexealed with Oranges ATH0Y*L*EiThere, when the tin e appoints the exhibition of Betty Balfour * latest the “K" shoe win* film. "Squib*. M K," which will be tl-e lia way through in Hall Caine’s arrived, a bell rang, and. „ accom­ attraction at the Royal Victoria all i From the Famous Story byI panied by-a private chamberlain of next week a I I competition. Joseph Hergeshelmer Story at Dominion David Spencer Musical Society His Holiness, he entered into the The character of Squibs xva* made And shoes are \ After-Eating Distress august presence of the Holy Pontiff. famous on the screen by Betty Balfour, at all itmrs stjlkdi. Featuring Will Present Japanese Gen\ but originally it wa* taken from a stase There ire many polsnM»l even». In KISS OF PEACE sketch In which Mrs. P.iUlnaon, then and all forms of stomach trouble such j Frank Maya and Virginia Valli ; "The Klernal City. « First National To-night and To-morrow The Pope, coming forward, waived Mabel Russell, appeared a* Squibs and ia. pains, acid, sour, burning , You'll find this photoplay one of I picture now ebowina at the Dominion all usual ceremonies and embraced which yas bought hy Mersrs. Welsh. J Theatre. Pearsen it Co. Limited, the film pro­ itomach are all relieved In two min- j the most interesting and enjoyable him. giving him the' ecclesiastical ducer*. The sketch was not actually, films you've seen in a long, long IMmna Roma, played by Barbara The Dux id Spencer Musical So­ kis* of pear* He ‘was then seated lutes by taking Jo-To. Jo-To sold by ciety, which in presenting "The filmed, but the character ,of. Sqgib* was I a ll druggists. time. lea Marr, had planned an elaborate near the Holy Father for over half developed ** the centrai figure in a dinner and had invited two score of Geisha" to-night and to-morrow an hour enjoying that privilege ever Popular series of British turns, and long the social leaders of the city. The evening at the Royal Victoria to be remembered of speaking to before the possibility ->f Mrs Phlllpson day of the dinner arrived, and Donna Theatre, arrived in the city this the Holy Father of Western V-msda, becoming a member of Parliament was j Roma was in a flutter of excitement. morning 1 frbm the mainland, and ______ever contemplated, Mr George Pearson, Sold by DAVID SPENCER, LTD., end In particular of his own archdiocese the film producer, wrote another Squib* She assured herself a dos en times were occupied during the day Irwiof Edmonton story Which he called Squibb. M P , and JAMES MAYNARD that nothing had been overlooked to putting the flhai, touches mf rehear- VISITS* IN ROME wh.vh dealt humorously with the ad­ Wholesale Agent* Dance at Westholme Grill 'make the affair a daxillng success. s.il 1.» th** production. ventures of this amusing young Miss Then— Representatives «if the editorial After his audience with the HolyJ getting Into Parliament Subsequently Stevenson A Hoyland, Ltd., Vancouver, B.C. Open Every Night, Good Music and Refreshments Through one of the most remark- staffs of both The Colonist and The Father. Hie Grace spent three weeks' the law courts created :i v.nancy, and j able dramatic Incidents her house of Times had the privilege of seeing the it: Rome, visiting the almtoet innu­ many votes flowed Into the ballot boxes Jjçy was sent crumbling to earth, merable and interesting sanctuari***. at Berwick to make Mr. Phlllpson— SPECIAL ORCHESTRA SATURDAY NIGHT initial performance In Vancouver a some time Squibs—an M P, A real life /the youth she had loved and given few weeks ago. The Vdlunlst had renewing old acquaintances and romance,' indted tup as lost was responsible. He was the following, in part, to guy of "The friends of forrpfr days, when a stu­ the instrument by which her name Geisha": dent at the Canadian College. He also had Interviews with the prin­ became an object of rtducule—of "The ‘good old 'nineties of Daly's,’ VICTORIA ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY cipal cardinals resident in Rome London, notable in history for the In the morning she had been one lie traveled as far as Naples in wealth of good musical plays of the south and in thg north of Italy ALPINE CLUB PLANS of the most popular t.iembei a of her long-running engagements. were set. At dusk, men and women were he visited ' Florence. Venice. Genoa SYMPHONY CONCERT reproduced under the happiest pos­ and Milan. In regard to the econ­ mentioning her name in whispers sible conditions at the Orpheum I>onna Roma's reputation had been omic state of Italy, he stated that it ______.Erida>U-Maich 21 ,_8JL5. pan. _____ Theatre V ______COMMUNITY OUTING TugK i7iffented company trom t he Dully, she dressed for dinner, and twenty years ago. Under the be­ VICTORIA HIOH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM descended to the massive dining­ David Spencer Musical Koclety pre­ nevolent yet despotic rule of Musso­ The Vancouver Island section of sented Sidney Jones's evergreen fav­ ADMISSION, 80c and 28c—Tickets en Sale at Fletcher’s. room. There was the table, fully set lini all beggars have disappeared the Alpine <"lub la holding h < «>m for the banquet. Footmen stood in orite. "The Geisha " from the streets, strikes exist no reunify Glimb on April 5. with a The David Spencer their places : the wine glasses were The performance must haxe opened more, unemployment has ceased, and view to stimulating the interest of filled: the silver was shining. But the eye* of hundreds of Vancouver the budget of the country has been Victorians In country hikes, for no guests appeared With a sob the people to the unsuspected fact that balanced for the flret time since the which the neighborhoods adjacent to girl hurried to her' room. In any and all shop assistants lurks war. The people are therefore op­ this city are so well suited. A gen­ The Eternal CUy.” which was the germ of a potential artist, that timistic and full of hope. eral Invitation toAhe public has been Musical Society business occupation by dav does not From Italy, Ills Grace traveled to produced by Georgs Fitsmaurice for issued by the club, and it ie expected 2 Hamuel Goldw^n. is based on Hir necessarily interfere with the de­ FYaoce. skirting the Riviera, visiting. that a large number of persons will j Hall Caines drama It is replete velopment of expression of a Muse. Nice and Marseilles, where he made attend the outing, during which I HI. (VANCOUVER) with tensely dramatic episodes, and It is.still something of a mystery to a *p*-< 1*1 pilgrimage to the famous some mountain in the vicinity of the j is enacted by a cast that Includes know Just how was discovered the sanctuary, of Notre Dame dele Garde, city will be scaled. Miss lot Marr, Lionel Barrymore and fine, vocal and histrionic talent which a Raeilitre erected in honor of < >uf Montagu Love. was Drought to light In this most de­ I-ady by the seamen of Marseille* Presents lightful telling of "A Story of a Tea- and the southern Mediterranean, out House.'’ • The fact is that a perform­ d gratitude for many fu\ or* received. ance of astonishing merit was gixen OUR LADY OF LOURDES I0W VANCOUVER for the delectation of the two# cap­ From Marseilles he went to acity h‘»U*«** which filled the Orph­ Ixmrdea where he spent two days at eum with, their acclamations as the the shrine of Our 1-ady of Ix>urd*s □ MINION play proceeded from quip to quip. There on January 25. in the open air. The Geisha *«>ng to song, scene |o. scene, on the he celebrated Holy Mass In the TO-DAY two successive ex enings. A new grotto for hie clergy and faithful Th* Vancouver City* Council, in standard In amateur art was set. I eople. From -lourdes h.* went to onsidering it* estimates la dealing A Japanese Musical Play in Two Acte Sir Hall Caine's Passion-Laden The fact that people of so It tie leis­ Ti'aris, where he remained several with two question* which are en­ Epic ure can find time to preperg end da ye visiting points of interest which gaging a great deal of attention in gixe a production of this calibre is a many years ago as a student of the V ictoria at the present time and upon challenge which must surely rouse Horbonne he \ islted for the first which the aldermen have failed to FRIDAY AND SATURDAY other groups of amateur arttwte to w time. reach t* settlement yet “The Eternal City” livelier sense of what they, too, In particular did he visit the great They are the problems of super­ catt .do." monument i**cently erected In honor annuation and of the revision of the Actually Filmed in Rome end The Times report said in part ; of the Barred Heart of the Baviour firemen’s wage* The council has March 21 and 22 Italy "The I)a\ id Spencer Musical on the hill of Montinerte. lerided to close two fire halb» on The Marvel Cast Includes Society of Vancouver distinguished From Paris he marie a special ex­ July 1. in spite of the opposition of cursion to the battlefields in the Barbara La Marr, Lionel Barry- itself *hy presenting at the orpheum Chief Carlisle, and so ngve the ex­ Theatre the ever-popular comic vicinity of Rhelma His Grate here pen we of hiring oxter twenty addi­ at the mere, Richard Bennett, Montagu said that, while considerable recon­ Love opera, "The Geisha.’’ Doth perform­ tional men to comply with the pro­ ance* being enjoyed by crowded struction work hed been done in vincial regulation respecting one And 20,000 Extras. Including Pre­ houses. The unanimous xerdivt of some parts,- Mill much of the coun­ day s rest in seven for firemen. It Madera Cake mier Mussolini, the King Himself, the audience was that the produc­ try around Rheim* was still in the will save an additional $‘>0.000 in The Menfolk* Like It! the Fascist 1 and Others. tion was worthy of a professional same condition as when abandoned Vancouver to the rate*, a* com­ by the Germans. He visited five organization in every respect. Indeed pared with the situation here of The fact that we now make cakes ami pastries and have a Royal Victoria Theatre cemeteries of French,-. British and about $11.000 well-stocked bakery section. at tVo of our stores Is be­ it va* difficult io believe that some Ganadlan soldiers. of the performers were not veterans In connection with superannuation, coming more widely known every week. It is becoming of the footlights instead of employees CONCERT AT BRUSSELS applications have been filed from the more widely known Itecause sheer quality of our pro­ of ,the Dig department store under After a aojflum of five days In Civic Employees' Association, from ducts brings folks back again and again. Try this Madeira r v the police and the firemen. Com­ whose auspice* their talented com­ Paris. His Grace went to Brussels, Fake. Special ...... 30r pany was formed. Both perform­ where he assisted at a concert for mittees have been appointed to con- ances went along Without a hitch 11»«* war orphans under the partonsg*» aider the various representations CANDY One of the best known "Hoe-Maid'*"’ PLAYHOUSE and with a prwfislgin rarely found In of the King of Belgium and Cardinal Candy Dainties. Special Saturday. According to the plan favored by REGINALD HINCKS AND amat* ur productions. The principals Mercier. There he listened to the SPECIAL! Per 4 -lb...... 20 <• music of an orchestra consisting of the po .ml firemen the and chorus knew their parts per­ men would contribute four per cent, HIS COMPANY fectly. and their fine co-ordination SSI pieces, selected from all the bands of Belgium. of their salaries, their contribution* throughout reflected the most care­ being doubled by the city. On re­ ful preparation and finished coach­ Referring to the industrial State of France and Belgium, he staled that tirement each would receive an al­ JS0U1BS IS ELECTIONEERING ing. for which no little credit is due lowance of $100 per montli from the STEVENSON’S Madame Normlnton who, assisted by It was excellent There was no un- “THE PRINCE OF **mploym#xt The large amount of THREE STORES j. (\ Wallace, trained them and -The policemen reported they had directed the performances, and P. T. money spent on reconstruction marie 25 Tates 1119 Douglas 902 ** Government It plentiful. France .►specially ap­ nucleus of $10,000 to go towards Squibs Funniest Moselev. the accomplished conductor Street Street Street peared to l*e a beehive «.f n the fund, while the firemen said, Adventure Yet. PILSEN” of the David Spencer Musical True, the fr me seemed ;o be con­ they had an even larger amount. -J and on same Id'I Society The costuming, all locally tinually falling, but, in the interior In the debate on the principle. De­ done, of course, was exceptionally of the country itself, ox cry thing in­ tective Ellice, spokesman for the good, while the scenic accessories dicated prosperity and progress. police delegation, stated that Mon­ were all that could l>e desired.” treal. Toronto. Halifax, Winnipeg aaelstgmce than is now required to reach a certain age limit befor Rex Beach’s ENGLISH CONDITIONS hnd most of the larger cU4es In the hand out the monthly pay cheques," ceivlng a pension. • 11 < .t t Railroad Drama IMPROVING idled States already had pension Asked as to what particular form Business conditions. His Grace scheme* in operation. It was a TO THE CITIES of pension the delegation had in This “Willis” Piano stated, had not beer, good In Eng­ re« ognixed principle, he said, that If “The Iron Trail” land hut were improving. There was the police or fife-fighting forces mind. Detective Ellice said the com­ Chicago. March 21.—Since last ) eur another million i«copie havj left farms still a lot of unemployment hut the re to be kept up to a high stand­ mittee whs a unit in suggesting, A l*o C’omedy ■ is British Made tentatively, that the scheme be In the Lnitod States and moved Into people bore up splendidly under the ard of efficiency, men must t>e re­ cities, the .Sears ltoebvi k Agricultural strain and 111* Grace believed they tired when they paws the age limit based so as to provide a pensioner Foundation rei>ort*. adding that the could well offer an excellent example of physical competency. $100 a month afte. say. twenty-five population hu,-« increased during the to some of the pessimists here. The "We believe,” he said, "that the vears’ service, irrespective of rank. sanni time about 1.400,u00, which means scheme could be administered by the The men would prefer a scheme of there are 2.40V.000 more persona to feed volume of immigration to Canada and l.OOO.OuO fewer produce.* of food. from the British Isles was growing city ns easily, and without any more this kind to one requiring a man to and. In every case, those coming were of selected class. He said: Columbia Emigration at any rime Is always an TODAY intrleste and difficult business and he believed that xxe. .as Canadians, should stand squarely behind those w ho .are endeavoring to bring us a BrlWns TOM MIX good class of new Canadian. e The __i tains Queen emigration agent ha* usually to with­ stand a lot of opposition in (the coun­ CUT | r or Happiness try in which he is working. No na­ ii tion wishes to lose Its good citizen* The emigration agent has a difficult Mile-a-Minute time to secure citizens and they are BETTY BALFOUR entitled to our staunch . support. False ' or unreliable article* in our w You ihh^o duty: it ia a perfect _î /# own Canadian newspapers In regard Romeo” piano. All styles and sixes. PLUG to treatment meted oiU-to newcomers SQUIBS M.P. With Tony the Wonder llorse Prices reasonable and term* to or to the supposed discontent of the A Mighty Whirl of Action ! meet your wishes. new settlor are eagerly copied in Her Picvtforrn Babies Before Bebblesbips.' newspapers of Europe and only- - Saturday Night serve to add to the difficulties of VOTING ALL Tip Top Quartette agents on the other side. In this re Willis Pianos gsrd, the United States has ever been TOBACCO STARTS NEXT W. F. WHEBELL LIMITED more wise than we. When xmr new AT THE ROYAL WEEK At (hk Orchestral Organ Canadians come to settle among us, “I AAO 0*vt* Rhone let us support those who bring them, lVUO Street. Ne. 514 for we need new settlers for the con­ VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924

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PROPS UP FRANCE.—J. P. Morgan, who has arranged for $100,000 credit to the Itank of France by New York banks to stabilise the franc.

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FOUNDED ARTISTS SOCIETY. ■T. Mower Martin, RCA. ILC M OSA., Mrs a long and splendid record of artistic achieve- menu, not the leaet of which wa* the foundln* of the Ontario So­ ciety of Artlau in 1«:3. Although eighty-five year. old. he I. .tl an Indefatigable worker, and always carries a little painting kll tucked away in his pocket. at these styles in Mexican military footdress, and see for yourself. BANK BREAKER. — Lewis Austin, who has been sent up for reer against my love for you. world had some of Uncle Wlggjly’s you for my wife. What else matters! trial on a charge of robbing the bread and.sugar!” Royal Itank of Ml. Forest, Ont. She was sobbing against his shoui- BEDTIME STORY And. Just then she saw the Bob Cat der. pop in and Baby Bunt y was so fright­ ‘ No, no, ho! I can’t, I won t le' ened that she screamed : ;___ __ Uncle Wiggily’s Sugar ”t>h, dear me!” Above the bright head, hie ey« Then she dropped what was left of sought Ann's. her bread and sugar on the floor. In “If I can get a license to-night—ar IGHT DEMON RUM.—I*eft. Hon. I). Carmicnael. Progressive, came the Bob Cat with his silly little I think I can—wl"ill you *come ' —with ui tre Grey, who said in the Ontario Legislature that the O.T.A. tall. to the minister’s** **I came to nibble ears,” he said mitigated much misery and contributed to the general well-being Copyright. Ann rose abruptly and walked awaj 1*24. by McClure News­ with a smile, "but first I will eat he Province. Bight, A. Balanger. Liberal, Russell, who said paper Syndicate to the window*. For a long minut^ the act was a misconception of responsible government and this!’* And he picked up Baby or tw’o, she stood staring out lnto'lhd Bunty’e bread and sugar from the Jting away of the perrogative of the legislative members. (By lloward R. Garle) Winter darkness, her brow puckered floor and ate It. I mean he ate the in thought. bread and sugar. Then he saw Uncle Then she came back to the fire and “Are you rüre you don’t mind stay­ Wiggily’a slice of sugar bread on the drew her chair to face the two youufl SCHOOL DAYS By DWIG ing at home to-day. Uncle W'iggily?” table. "And I will eat this,” said the people on the couch. asked Nurae Jano Fuxsy Wuszy one Bob Cat. “Children.M she said, “you're goJni And when he had eaten that lovely to hate me for this, and I can’t blamd t>carr«* *fwT, morning. you for it. But I wouldh’t be youi 3rw>—« -le <1*0% W *W — “Oh, not at all” answered tho good friend if 1 didn’t talk to you sej MS etMt* K — bunny rabbit gentlemUn.. I’ll stay rlouslv about the step you contemj » 1* »> W <- and you may go out. I dare say I shall plate taking. . . . You’re young an<| not be in very long.” » deeply in love, and nothing else seerot| i e,«i wo 1 KlO* V* *W DAt*1 So the muskrat lady housekeeper M matter. But have you thought oj left the hollow stump bungalow and the future? Hive you thought o OnIMfM. »s w-» wnoieeM Uncle Wiggily I^mgears wmained at Starved Hearts what ref»iM>nsibtlitles marriage lncuvsl OM A> l *• V*> c« «*1* home, not going adventuring. And Where is the means to come from « l|V fVO l IW« v* A* 0M the reason'for that was this: rabbit gentleman, when, ail of a * carrv you or? If you marry, Julias! The day before. Miss Fuszy Wusxy quickness, came another ring at the j Âÿ STORY will be* adrift. He will have either t< UoT dog! IPoKf nT had gone down town shopping to buy bell. A NEW SERI start out for hjtnself. which is a long a new piano. The gentleman dog In “I guess thfls Is the tinkler.” said | hard road even for such a clever at­ Xven Oee*' the bunny, giving the'piano a new! torney ns he, or he will have to at- SAf lT< SOOfL name. But It wasn’t. It wa* Bahy j Poo«. nvT Bunty. „ I BARBOUR im "fort evcuti1 ■ "Hello, Uncle Wiggily”’ laughed By MILDRED TUKV 3AS* the little rabbit girl. “Will you please I ie-5 QfttrtK if- — Q0"t SO*»*. give me some bread and sugar. I'm j hungry. Please—a nice, big slice nf C-»'i bread with sugar sprinkled on It.” turned to Madelon. "You rsmsirlwr **Oh, come In!” chuckled Mr Long- ears. And then he sang. “I hope that 1 told you about a sudden and unex- you have tied your shoe, sugar is pected conference' Well the futute sweet and so are you!” that I have worked for all these year* "I’ll give you a kiss for that!” cried Baby Bunty. and she did. with my particular firm came to p is* ' —I was offered the Junior partner- • Then Uncle Wiggily went out in the ship. . . . But It him n string o it I kitchen and began making a slice T*f ... I to day after to-mor* ; bread and sugar for the little rabbit was sail girl. He spread Just enough butter row to take charge of our lx>ndon of- i ____flee. . . . And/-* rfor “ the *—j*erind,'''e “of**“ my■" ! t on the bread to hold the sugar from sliding down hill off It, and Baby sojourn abroad 1 was to remain un- | married.” Bunty sat In a chair and ate. A little cry escaped Madelon and I "Oh, hut It’s good!” she murmurde. Ann murmyred: • ^ -Why don’t vou take some yourself. llow Uncle Wiggily?” "The fine hand of Stephen “I believe I shall," spoke the rabbit quickly he works'” "exactly.” agreed Barton, gentleman. "I may have to stay In that wo se you tell us all about it the day when «ow'd be a member of from the beginning, and we will Bely the firm. You’ve worked so hard to you decide." rr that end. 1 won't »|m>I1 your life! 1 "1 have already decided, he saiu c* .didn't ruin your career like that! I Ing: quickly. "An alternative Is unthlnk- love you too much.**# ind sugar able. 1 need only Madelon'* consent, Gently he drew her close, laid Ma an bread . . Here is what happened this af- lips against her soft hair. Mar.cut NS "Do you think I’d measure my ca­ and sugar! dy in the ternoon after I téléphona you,” he VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1924 13

strong In order tq have good eye* WINNIPEG GRAIN ! Retail Market VICTORIA STOCKS If the amount of secretion Is ex- NEW YORK STOCKS YOUR HEALTH ceeelve he will prescribe something to apply to thclld*. Usually the ap­ VaeetabMs Mlnlag— APfltinprg. March 21.—There was very Utile activity and no new developments ip plication is a preparation of yellow GarliC. lb. ,«...... a.a..aaa,#••••• a Wndert Red Mounts la .$ IF EYELIDS STICK TOGETHER Wail Street New Yerk Stock Exchange, March 21, 1924 Cauliflowers ...... 26 to howeni Copper ...... the wheet market te-day. and after a YOU NEED OCULISTS ADVICE oxide of mercury’. A one per cent, Ooalmoot Collieries .... fractionally lower opening r-rlces worked strength of thla remedy is made l»jr Parsley, bunch...... Conselldeted XI. *nd 8.. down te a low of >614 f«>r May and then ■ •trrit’A » ireel «trckkcekite etw «Inet x.w Tort vue» California Head Lettuce, each ..... Cork Previse#...... ie»cted about 14. remaining quite steady By Royal S. Copeland, M.D. mixing it with vaseline or some Cabbage- Beuglas Chaasel ...... between 66l« and Th# local trade A good many persons write me ask­ greasy product. This 4e applied to Local. per lb...... ÎMinMll Mine* ...... appeared to he watching Chicago and Ibis the eyelids at night,, and thoroughly Ix*w U« Keyston eTlre ...... California ...... tirenby Ceneoildsted ... market worked along In sympathy. At ing Why it Is .that the eyes stick to­ 43 43 K rvege ...... the clog# both M»y aad July rwrded rubbed into the lid#. TO-DAY Aille Chalmers . . . Mint ...... it...... Haselton Geld-Cobelt .. gether In the morning. Others speak A HIM Chem...... Lehigh Valley ...... Carrot*. 12 l»e...... Hemlock Gold Placer .. lees of ft. while October Improved 4» In the morning you should thor* Am. Beet Sager ... I out». A Nash...... Leeks, per bunch Howe Sound whose— °.TC High Y$7. V66% of the difficulty they have In facing oughly sash the eyelids and eye­ #-» if Mev .... 166 Am. Botch Mu Mack. Truck ...... Tomatoes. Mexican, lb...... »96 Indian Mines ...... Jii$ lashes with soap ami water. Then Am. «'an ...... Maxwell A...... International Coel .... TiS '!« the light when first, opening the eype. Lest Minute News on Stocka Maxwell «1...... Celery. California, head ... 190 and .16 with a soft cloth rub off from the Am. Car A Fdy. . .. Sweet FoUtoes,Potatoea. lb...... i 1 -IS jperator Mining Co. .. . Along the edgISs of the eyelids are Am. Inti. Corp . .. Me*. Seaboard ...... • ctiliiitray Coal ...... :*i lashes all of the secretion. Do not end Financial Miami ...... Fruits t 3»% 36% Am. Llnse*»!, ...... New Navels 89. .39. .49 and Premier Blnee ...... May ... #4 a great number of tiny gland*. Tljle„ey permit yourself to go about with thle Affairs Am. IxK-emotlve Middle States Oil . . It Sheep Creek Coni, ..... July ... «•% 46 % 49% Anv Ship it Com. Midvale Steel ------} Table Rajaln*. Spanish...... 43 and Hiver Crest Mines .... Earley— little organs are placed there to fur- unsightly mass upon the lashes. Be­ il.. St. P. A S.S.M. Dates, per lb...... » 41% <1% Am. Smelter* . . rllversmlth ...... M4r .... •!% nleh a lubricating material. This gin the day by making the eyes per­ Am. Steel Fdy XI lea F a rifle ...... Bananas. Eaten ...... Snug Cove Copper ...... J«y 66% S6% 66% 1 16% fectly free from the secretion. If you New York, March ZI. 1924 Am. Sugar Da., pref...... Lemons, Cat. down ... .30. 30 and .49 fWentUrd Silver Lead .. Flag- secretion acts like vaseline might if Am. »ûm Tot*. . . . Moon Xlolor ...... Prunes. 2 lbs. for .25. 1 lia for .11. Ruiilorli Mines ...... Mar .... 214 214 211% 21 J. are using the salve at night it will bo MARKET SHOWS Am. TÎTa tel. ... ailon^l Enamel . .*3J-l 33-1 2*lb*. for 46. and. lb. .../...... 30 Mrf Inlet Gold ...... 314 214 211% 312 npplled to the edges of the lids. It efcry. Am. Woolen» ...... Sétions! I-cad ...... 144 1-441 Independence ...... Rye- I need not tell you how important IMPROVED TONE Mentis Cass. .. . . lf-T tl-4 Turban iHUes. packet...... x-*-*^* ,iï? Ms y MU 66% «% keeps them from sticking together. Anaconda ...... Florida Grapefruit, each 19 and .13V| s>!*< 1er Creek ...... gt It is to avoid dust and smoke. If R. P. Clark t & Co.. Ltd.— Atlantic | Oulf ...... N,,| loi* a West. . .1*1-6 146-17 «Dauefrult. (’allfornia. four 1er ... ÎS Rufus ...... July .... *7% •7% 62% You can *ee how important this Atchison®...... North American . . . S3 4 $1 MJhim your occupation requires you to face The etock market displayed an Apple»- Okanagan— Oils— Wheat—1 «or.7-!:>T 5" Nor.. t*\ 3 arrangement 4*. because if there wer»1 improved tone and selling pressure Baldwin Loeo. N Y- Central Athabaecs OH ...... strong wind or the weather, it may ! Ilaitlmore A Ohio NT.. Nil. A Hart. Delkrtoii* ...... :• H2 Boundarv Ear Oil...... Nor.. >•%; N* 4. Ik>u face the light that Ce». Pacific British Pete...... Barley 1 c.W. «2; 4 C.W. I$‘«: ro- eo difficult to Keparate the lids that tael night s close. Caèt Iron Pipe . Pennsylvania RB. SSSiS^.^. :::::: 13 S3 M! Am Mining A Mill. .. lected. i:% . fed. 6i%; track. «: the act would l>e a painful one. there is congestion of th* deeper tis­ The oil department wàs helped by Verre do fa a— .. I eoples t»aa .... Nut» M level lone» us- Flax—1 N WC. 118’i ; 2 Ç.W.. 3 sue* of the eye. Almost always this C.W. and rejected, nf; track. 216%. Nature has been very good, there­ prédictions that Calif, crude and re­ «Vtiirgl Leather . . j.. Pore Marquette . A imond*. per lb...... ; • All# n Theatre preferred tit difficulty Is due to eyestrain and the Ph.lMpa Pete. .. Ml iie'ee Rye—.’ C.W. 64%. /______fore. in' providing this splendid fined oil would be advanced In the Chandler ...... Walnut*, per ib...... S 11,0. Perm lx>an ...... need of1 glasee*. i Toper attention to Chesapeake A OhlnC . Pierce Arrew ... California 8<,ft Shell Wuuruts lb.. 4o Canada Nutiooel Fire . method of preventing such discom­ very near future. CkU-., MH. â St. P? Producers A Ref. Brazils, per Ib...... 36 and $0 Canadian Pacific Ity. .. 144 H ill SLCAE fort. The trouble Is, however, that the needs of yotir eyes will save you The strength this group helped sen­ Pullman Co...... Or»at Weet Perm Lena ... $i^4 New Tork. klsrch 31.— Raw «ugar rep­ much discomfort. Chic. A Northwest . Punts Aliegre . . Filberts, per ib...... v...... ft Grigory Tire À Rubber ... 3.4# there are conditions which result in timent towards the balance of the Pure Oil ...... Boasted Peanut*, per Jb. .S...... li Ifugal. 4 63; refined granulated. 6.4» Ie ■------V-,------— ** I list. There were no special items of Chic.. HI. A Tec. . ("•ooanufs ....17...... 19 and 15 8.44. th* over-secret ion of this lubricating Chile Copper ...... Itstl Steel Spring material. You Jtnow all of our glantls "PA" AND "MA" ALONG ! Importance In circulât lo nto-day. Chiao Copper ...... IP»y Cook ...... r heat nut*. Ib...... v, -66 EXTREMELY NARROW The extent of the borrowing de-, Coca Cels ...... fUpotf*? titcei Dairy Freduce and M§e act in proportion to the amount of Columbia Ga« ...... SUFFERINGS AND DEATHS bloqd sent Into them. If there Is too Nfw Tork, March 21.—Young mand for stocke In the loan crowd Rep. Iron A Steel GRAIN MARKETS eeema to distinctly emphasise the No. l Alberta, lb...... much blood, the gland work* too act­ Stribling. schoolboy light heavy­ Ttaynolde Tub. B. Comox, ib...... *H CAUSED BY AN ESKI­ weight boxer, who meet* Mike M« - presence of a rather extended abort Corn Product» ...... Roial Dutch ... V.1MP.A, lb...... ;.f. .# t.’hirago, I Us,, March 81 (By R. P. ively and aeci etc» tuo much of the Interest in the market. Coeden Oil ...... shell Vnioit,.. .■ material. TtgUf for the world’s championship, siwlalr Cqna. (‘oxlvhan Creamery,, lb...... /• Clark & Co^ U4.)Wheat—Prices MO’S RELIGIOUS FAN­ Consequently the technical posi­ Cuba C Sugar . Salt Spring Island, lb...... g If you hapiien to have eyestrain, March 31. at Newark. X.J., will !>o. pref ...... Ploea Shelfleld Pun* laird, lb...... U showed a little firmer tone following arrive to-day (o train.on the site of tion would at leaat seem to warrant Crucible Steel ...... southern Par. EiHir; ATICISM and every time you try to see things a flair aised recovery in prices. The Davison Chem...... lout hern Railway IT fresh, extras ...... a preliminary setback early. This distinctly you must make an. effort the battle. oil stocka act In à very impressive t>el.. I.ack A West. . Standard <-il Onl. wae dqe to covering by short! with to do so. this may result in drawing "Pa" atRl "Ma" and training part­ Dupont Powder ....^ standard on M.J. B-C. fresh, firsts ...... « (Continued from page 1 ) ners are accompanying him from manner and an early spring rieo in mil cot t Johnson . . Mandard Oil Ind. B.C. fresh. ** •ome commission house buying. lo the eyes an abnormal amount of this group would not be a surprising rle ...... Stewart Warner B.C. Cream Cheese**!!, ...... jS blood. Exposure lo duet or *rookeor Florida, where he has been working S Strymburgr^muurg Verb. Home traders are working on the STRUCK ON HEAD out for two weeks. development J>o.. 1st pref...... theory that a reaction is due. Gen­ riding 4n the wind may ceuee con­ Famous Pie»ere ...... RC. Si.lldF. lb...... -2 While Neakuteuk made a dash for gee! Ion. I«ots cf people need glasses General Akphglt . Tamieaeee Cojpper .. Finest Ontario solids, lb...... B eral trade conditions were little changed. the doorway, hi* companion struck without realising It. There ig a •♦rain DECISION LOOKED BAD l STOCK MARKET MOVEMENT Gen. Electric ...... Tails Gulf Sulphur Finest Ontario twins, lb...... »...... F him violently with a stick. AJTter Uen. Xlotora ...... Edam Dutch Cheeae. lb...... H Offerings from the country con­ upon the eyes without knowledge MORE NORMAL TO-DAY Goodrich Rubber fîtes Psvttiii R R. lying senseless for some time. Nea­ Te*. Pac. C./A O. .. Gouda Cheese, lb...... 19 tinue fair for this season, and re­ of It. I Tacoma. March 21 - Stanley Wills, (Bjr B. A: Bond Wire)—The stock kuteuk revived and returned to hie Great North. Ure ... Timken Uglier . ,b v:.v.v.lv ceipts are ample for current needs Any one of thesè cases may have Portland welterweight, was awarded marltet movement! were more Great Xbrth . pref. Tot aetiSLi TWkX . - - irospects being for a moderate vls- reading with blood flowing freely redness and congestion of the eyelids the decision over Mike O'Leary of Gulf State# Steel . Traraceoti <*u . .. . : Fnglmh Stilton, Jar...... 1-2 from his head. He could now under­ normal to-day wltfi a generally tm- *.*mon I’aufiv ...... Stiltons, lb...... «...... W fble decrease. and the eyeball as a symtom. The San Francisco after six hard-fought poved tone in industrials. Railroads Houston «>11 ...... North American clearances were stand the Bible quite* well, he said. increase In the amount of blood rounds here last night. Most of the Illinois Central . United Fruit ...... Imported Roquefort, lb...... He compelled the tribe to abstain were net so strong as they have been Inspiration UH Ind Alee. . »». Swl** druyere, box ...... 79 6.161,090. in addition to which Argen­ cause* the tiny gland* in the edge* ringelder* seemed to think QTLmkrf recently, but moderate gains were Ini. Harteeter It Lubber ...... Eagle Brand Cam ember l. box...... 95 tine shipped 6,436.990 and Australia from food and sleep for days. Sev­ of the eyelid* to pour out an exces­ eral went mad. All of them w'alked waa more deserving of victory as ha established in a few good carrier». nt. Mer. Mar., pref. Circle Brand Breakfast Cheese, two 3.296.099. Receipt* were a littfds sive amount of the secretion When nt. Nickel ...... i; S Smelting ...... 19 about In a daxe and appeared to be •cored two knockdowns In the bout, Atlantic Coast Une. New Orleans { . package* ...... smaller than a > *ar ago at primary this happens during the night this 1 i.t. Paper ...... Utah Copper ...... Fteh under an hypnotic spell. One asked I.en Ma Ilody. I>aramie. Wyo, Texas and Mexico and Southern Invincible Oil ...... Vanadium ...... 11:1 points. Winter wheal crop conditions waxy material accumulate* ip the featherweight, won from Teddy 8eld- Virginia L’hem- ... Bloater*. ; lbs...... if he could ‘‘go up to Jesus" If he Railway were among the best rails. Julius Kayser ...... ^ Cod fillet», lb...... r..... are unusually promising aw the re­ eyelashes <«nd binds the lids together man of New York In the seml-finab jian. City keuth. * Halibut, lb ...... sult of. precipitation. Canadian sur­ had "air Inside him." Oils showed independent strength Kf nnecet.t Copper . . Weetern Union Neakuteuk promptly ruled that the by the drying and hardening of the six-round bout. 'Vesting. Kiev...... Soles. Ib. 16. 2 lb* for ...... plus le beginning to weigh heavily iin late in the session with Standard Kelly Springfield . . •pirtt of that man waa g< that material. "Cossack" Karloff. Russian heavy­ black Cod. fresh. Ib ...... the markets everywhere, and with OH of California leading at a two Skate, lb...... moment pure and he must be killed Sometime* you will see person* weight, won from Fred Schumacher point advance. There are many Cod. lb...... such a tremendous supply tv he dia- before he could return to eln. Two who have their eyelashes covered with in a four-round bout. stock to liquidate deficit In 1920 Dominion a few years ago to take .25 posed of there Is little logic In look­ rumor» afloat regarding the short in­ over and operate Governnfcent-owned Kipper*, two lbs. for ...... of the tribe were compelled against a scaly, disagreeable-looking sub­ terest in the market supposedly on campaign fun* Finnan Haddie, lb...... ing for more than temporary rallies stance. Almost always such persons STECHER WINS EASILY — roads, is reported to be negotiating hnvked Black r'od...... unless th*re are also more crop dam­ their will to murder the man. account of prominent trader» wint­ Alcohol declared for Canadian lines owned,by Great have ah unusual redness of the edge* V. R Industrial Whiting. 16c. Î for ...... age complainte of a serious sort. •ECONO MURDER ering in Florida. No doubt the tench- 1%% preferred. Northern Railway. of the lids. Hornetimes the eyes look Memphis. Tenn.. March 21.—Joe regular quarterly ___ Oollcttan*. 2 lbs. for ...... Com-Did not act at all strèhg in Another man who was known to ni cal position of the market baa payable April 15, to stock of March 31 »ifioàer Salmon, lb ...... bloodshot. All the symptoms I men-, Stecher, former world’s champion been Improved during the past few Shell Fteh the latter part of the session, al­ be Illiterate wa* found reading in tlon here are due to an over-supply wrestler, won two straight falls from days, but it I» hardly likely that Announcement made by President Crabe ...... Ik 39 to though wheat wras higher. The caah the Bible and writing with a pencil. of bipod. Paul Alvares of Han Francisco, here Thla man was also adjudged ready clever trader» are selling stock»short Porter of American Waterworks ilhrimp*. lb...... ■ ...... demand wae alow with sales, how­ If you are unfortunate enough to last night. Htecher employed the Obiter* In shell. doBr ...... ever, of 76,009 bushels, while re­ for death and was promptly die- scissors hold in both Instances, win­ at these level». The rally In the in­ Electric Co. of mutual exchange of Obmpla Ul ster*...... feave this trouble you should have dustrials to-day except in a few power between nine industrial and ceipt* were etghty-two cars. Ship­ your eyes teeted to be sure there Is ning the first fall In twenty-seven ment* of corn here continue to be. Neakuteuk*» frenzy Increased. He case», was very feeble, however, and power companies in Middle Western no eyestrain. You should find out If minutes and the send In «even min­ Pork— much smaller than the receipts, and exacted Implicit obedience to hlg bar- It 1» hardly likely that the market states. Trimmed loins, lb...... you need glasses. The oculist will utes. the weather conditions limiting farm barou* and fantastic rule, until one will enjoy a sustained advance In RhÔldar ro^t. ie i i ! ! ^ i i : ! : i i : prescribe the essential glasses, but he Jimmy Londos won two straight Radio Corporation of America. 1923 ME FORMED HE deliveries does pot Appear to be day he struck a woman with a ham­ the industrial group for some little will do more than this. He.TiB give falls from Joe Halmink. the first In net after- depreciation 14,737,773 Pure Pork 5lauiage. lb. ...»...... bringing any buying orders of conse­ mer. Thla wa* the wife of one of the time. Railroads seem to be In a No I Steer Beef— you advice about your general health forty-seven minutes and the second against $2.074,5i0Jn If 22. New companies Incorporated In quent. murdered men At this moment strong position, and the oil stocks Suet, lb ...... Kidlappik. a village strong man who tnd^tlm^rt»^^n!f(lUnd In seven minute». British Columbia this week were Red Sirloin steak, lb...... Industries report buying corn might do better With any encourage­ freelv all through the xve*t and had been singled out for special per­ ment from the balance of the market. Sloss Sheffield 1123 net after de- I Star Navigation Company Limited, Shoulder steak, lb...... Port fuit« lb ...... southwest the reverse of th«- situa- secution. entered the enclosure with «kis Bon. eir„. LLIM.? U ..sr ..li#J&..4L •glArAAAi—-Vaaoaa common share, against $1 09 a Sm.piliale, -Beast). •■■La.;rxl ai, I itmlm- linn i TIT aril Mill f|fd..Bgteaa am a mil» and fired, mortally wounding BIO SELLING IN STUDEBAKER Fisheries, Limited, private, $10.000, Shoulders, lb. extremely low everywhere, reflecting in 1922. I.etas. ib...... B.A. Bond—The Wall StreeV Jour­ | Vancouver; Portland Canal Gold the Irnuch poorer general demand CORPSE"BREATHED- nal to-days says Florida has been a Consulting engineers complete re-: . niin ,uw„lv loqrs. lb...... from feeders than waa the ca*e a port of Minneapolis 8t. Louis, first Limited, non-personal liability, Prime Ixx-al Mutton— His body was revered as *acr9d. heavy seller of Btudebaker. It 1» Legs, lb ...... year ago Export» bids were out of and while water was being heated to claimed that one Urge operator is step in bringing road out of receiver­ public. $100.000, Vancouver: Hackett Shoulders, Jb ...... line. Indicating that business In that wash the body,* Neakuteuk * widow, short more than 25.900 share». Toe ship. ------Twine Nipper Limited, private. $100 - Loin», full, lb...... quarter will be spasmodic. We are Takoehajra, heard one of the 'primus stock has been perstalently sold not­ Vancouver; Commercial Radio Fleur not Inclined to follow the advances ooq, Standard tirade*. 46-lb sack lamp* beneath the waterpot singing withstanding favorable reports of op­ BANK RESERVE Limited private, $35.900. Vancouver; on the buying side, although them that Its flame wa* «leathleee and could erations and earnings. The drive RATIOS UP <’itlsens Coal Limited, private. $200 - Per ton Per 199 may be a two-elded market tempor­ not be extinguished. The sacred against the automobile stocks was Ratio New York Federal Reserve 000. Vancouver; Kerrisdale Masonic Wheat. No. 1 ...... $14 09 arily. corpse waa "seen to breath», laugh well advertised. More than a week Bank 39.6; week ago. $6.7; year ago, Hall Limited public, $20,000, Point Barley ...... - 4A09 IT. Oats—Trade of fair volume with and raise his hand»." ego bear propaganda was started by 06.7. « Grey: Craig Lumber Mille Limited, Groundround Barley ...... 43Â9 price» showing rather steady un­ The Eskimo who had elain him. AWA reports generally circulated that a big private, $160,000, Vancouver; McMil­ Oats ...... dertone. Shipping eales were 21,999 crouching at the foot of the corpse, attack was to be made against the Ratio Federal Reserve System. 80.1; Crushed Oat* .. bushels. Prices are steady relatively lan St Owen Limited, private. $16,000, Whole Corn .. 46.9-) fainted and wa* with dlflculty re automobile Issues. week ago. $0.3; year ago. 79.4. Kelowna; Barit * Gold Mines Limited, feed Corn .Meal 41 M for spot. The situation In oats la Tired many hoqrs later. V.8. Rubber eight per cent, pre­ non-personal liability, public. $16©.- Alfalfa Haf ... 34.99 fairly strong, but we do not believe Jt When th* dead chiefs body had Moody’s Weekly Review says de­ ferred continued heavy, reaching new 009. Victoria; The In,minion Tug and Alfalfa Meal string enough to give the market been waeh«*l. Takoehagâ sprinkled low levels for the y tar at 79. Divi­ mand for labor* Is definitely increas­ Barg* Company Limited, private. $59.- any bulge. Independent of other the faces of everybody with water, dend requirements on thla issue total ing. and straws continu* to suggest ww. Vancouver: Power fVpecfaltiee grains. three handfuls Tor each adult and S5.20d.eo0 annually. Rubber a bonded a trend toward extrax'agance. Limited, private. $60,00». Vancouver; Chicago. March 21 (By B.A. Rond one handful for each child. debt is approximately |S5.000.000 and Lucky Jim Lead and Zinc Company Montreal Stocks Corp. Ltd.)—None of the grain» hank loans S38.235.000 Interest on N. Y. World commenting on fact Limited.; r-.n-inreonal liability, pub­ SHEEP EXPERT funded debt and bank loans call for that Otis Steel had les* than $400 In lic $2 ooo. Zinc-ton; extra-provin­ fluctuated to the extent of one cent (By E. r Clark A Co. Ltd.) over 17.000.000, which, with the eight cash at beginning of year, pointa out cial company registered. Canadian per bushel to-day and'thie fact *ix«*s that Ohio taxes on bank deposits are SPEAKS AT LUXTON per cent, preferred dividend, makes an 8.K.F Company Limited. flOO.OvO. Abltlbl ...... SF a fair idea of the narrowness of the aggregate of over $11.999.099. After assessed as of the year’s end. and Ti*ro»to and Vancotnrer. trading area in wheat and corn. The these charges the company added only that It Is to the advantage of the Bell Téléphona ...... market was perhaps a trifle stronger A Well attended meeting was held 6,000 to surplus last year. company to have smallest possible Ilremptna Fsp.... than It wa* a few days ago, but the In the Lux ton ll«U l*at night under Hra siVan Traction ...... the auspice* of the Metchoein Dis­ balance December 31. Understood Caa. Car K<1: . eom...... slight gain in quotations would company now has more than $600,- fa* VStlees ...... hardly indicate this. The trade ie trict Farmers' Institute. Interesting Daw Jones averages: COTTON GOSSIP addresses were given by Arthur Mor­ *0 industrial*...... SLSS off UU 000 m -cash. Con* M A .Lomiuij^ «HR bearish on wheat on account of l»Uvit Vailed the Immense supplies on hand- ton. Dominion Government sheep ex­ 20 active rails ...... SÎ.44 off .0$ 1»»» Bridge ...... pert. and G. Turner, assistant live­ N. Y. Herald-Tribune—Intimate» Of-sixteen cotton house opinions, lN»m «'an sers...... There is a possibility that the carry 40 leading bonds ...... I7.S6 up .01 stock commissioner. decline in Chandler Motors yester­ eleven are bullish and five non­ t>em Textile ...... over into the new crop this year will of Woede Milling The addresses were accompanied BROKERS* OPINIONS TO-DAY day waa due to manipulator In stock committal Laurentlde <‘e ...... be the greatest on record as far ae stepping aside and allowing market wheat Is concerned. Only one factor by motion pictures, illustrating the "TTAWA, the pohriral centre of Canada, and p» Stock opinions of New York brok­ Kattunai Breweries ...... sheep industry, and making the ad­ to go it's own way New York. March 21. Ilousman Atlantic Sugar ...... can change this and that ie an im- ers to-day are: ghawlnlgan ...... prove«i export demand. Iaiet eales dresses doubly interesting and en­ Uvlngstone St Co.--.Norfolk ami to-day say a: "The welling yesterday phatirally designated by the late Earl Grey as the possible Spanish River Pulp ...... were near the day*» highs. tertaining. Weetern can be expected to sell at N. Y. AmericAi Hears IJyermore sex-meil to have Usa effect than for Fteel agama Pulp ...... 166 ’• lease and we believe It is still a buy .lui V .... 164 !»?% 161% 16* * of the Department of Agriculture, wa* gressive. continue bail weather re­ 167% 164% set 5 of the brilliant destiny in store for it when the Bank of on any reaction. Other rails we X. T. American Hear* Wabash ports with forecast of it’s continu­ prevented from attending, and there­ favor are New York Central. Xickle will go on $5 basis April 28. ance. reports of improved spot de­ EXCHANGE SUMMARY 71% t!5 76% fore the potato Judging competition Montreal established a Branch there 81 years ago. Plate. Southwestern common and Al- 73% :»% 76U wa* perforce postponed. mand »nd reports of Improved Brit­ 76% • 6% :»% 7J% I ton preferred. * ish trade vonditiona. all served to The « hair wa* taken by Director Canada at that time waa m many respects a tan incognita, POLITICAL FORECAST Canadian sterling — Bu>ing $4.45; A. llankln. the I.uxton end Happy Clark Childs—The market 'at the create a better feeling. At the mo­ «5 lie «•% moment has three Interesting points Washington advices state the selling $4 4$. «6% U% Valley representative on the Board of consisting of half a doeen provinces with diitring laws, certain nomination of President ment the cotjon market appears to 42 «1» 42 to watch and all are bullish: Kuro- be watting developments of a « bar Javanese yen 44 cents. Directors. The Luxton and Happy Coolidge to head the Republican Chinese lael 73.65 cents. Valley Women’s Institute, co-operat­ tenfh and currencies. And Ottawa was only a lively little l*w«n affairs and the Dawes report. acter to justify a decided trend, and «7 67% « «7% February railway returns ind the ex­ ticket. practically eliminating New York. March 21. Foreign ex­ ing with the Farmers' Institute, un­ Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali­ we Iwliexe these development* are lumber camp called Bytown. istence of a large open account for metre likely to be of a bullish natur«- changes irregular dertook the social aide of the meet fornia as a candidate for nomina­ ORit Britain—-Demand 439; cables Ing. and served refreshment*. the decline. tion and a probably fatal backset and therefore fàvor purchases on all Today Otzwe is not only the name of a beautiful city, but is also 1 Pynchon & «’o.—There is a brisk 43V V. 60-day bills on henka 427%. VICTORY BONDS Vote* of thanks were passed to the for Senator Underwood of Ala­ France — Demand 6.23%; cable» speaker* and helpers demand for stocks in the loan crowd bama as a candidate for the New York. March 21 l( KA Democratic nomination were the (By R. r Clerk A Co. Lid I American motion picture produc­ to see attention centred on Baldwin lessens drawn by political observ­ ton houses to-day are: Italy — Demand 4.31%; cables Quai d’Onay. . 4.33% 1 er» annually turn out more than ISO,- and Steel. The strength maintained ers here te-day from the Nerth Pynchon A Co.—Prefer the con­ 999 miles of film. in the good rails and oi| stocks is Dakota and Georgia primaries- structive side of the market ami be­ Belgium —Demand 4.17; cables 4.1$. 4'letery law. —Taa 6>ee The name of the Bank of Montreal, too, has enlarged in significance very impressive and should any re­ lieve that during periods of price ilermany — Demand iper trillion) Intaraet du» Mil* Sail cessions ‘ occur, constructive com- GIANT POWER recession purchases Justified will ul­ .22 1627 lei June end DscamVer 16.’ 6» 163.»• in the mauvsniug yean. It ie now trmgniard as the title of a mecm timately prove profitable. Holland Demand 37.99. 1*M let Mav and November IflfS !»• «6 it ment s are recommended A. Hobart, president of the Ameri­ 1617 let Jure . .d December 166 I# 167.16 J. S. Busch* St Co. —There 1» prac­ wide institution tanking among the leading banks of the weld Thomson McKinnon - You have a can Water and Electric Company of Norway. 13,$2. War laan 3«-,—Tax Free tically no outside interest In the 1»36 let June end December 16# 46 161.40 strong technical' position now. so New York City, announced the com­ Sweden. 26.39. market which makes it difficult to 1631 let April and October. !»4 K6 lui •» don’t be surprised If at an unex­ pletion of plana financial and tech­ I»enmark. 1569. 1637 let Mar h «nd S-pi . 145.36 143 16 pected moment you get one of those determine any trend, end therefore Hwltserland 17.39%. (Payable New Torki nical for the formation for a co-oper­ looks like a trading affair 1 turns that will Jar many A short. ative association capable of develop­ Spain. 13.09. 4'letery l.‘4 1» t.Msr and Novemb. r 166.1$ 161 15 ing 2.990.i>90 horsepower for dlstflbu- 1817 let May and November 101.46 162 46 BANK OF MONTREAL BEEN BIG BATTLE BETWEEN favor purchases on any marked Poland. 999912. 1433 til Mav and Nevetnbvr 144 •! FRENCH I ^Sii^lSKT '.xeaknese wnnwith in#the ideani,, ,„rfor m,the timeurn, TWO GROUPS :nh,",eTL .«< ace.,,In, proms « ’seebo-Slovakia—I>enut nil 2.89%. 1 ’A34 let May and November 143.44 161 44 Established over lOO years Jugo-Hl*via. I 23%. llomloitHi l*4»se 3' Houaman to-day ways: Hubbard Bros. Each d»y the mar 1821 151 h April and «htober MM 166 66 It. a« many confidant otiearvere, bin clavan alactrlc i»»ir rumiwmae Austria, .0014% IMS lith April and Ocleher 66 6» 166*6 ket seems to he in a better positioa Rumania—Demand .61%. Add eemied Interest to dale 1637. 1617, Total Assets in excess of 465o.ooo.ooo1 think, thla market reliraaanta a l.l* controlling forty nUUona raj.raeahtins to absorb cotton. strugg!» between two opposing *n Investment of $31u.U00.80» Argentin* Demand 33.76. 1M days. Ill 736 per 61.60». 1*54. l>.7. Brazil. 1100. 1*32. !•». 1614. 141 de>e. |51 317 per FRANCS V2M 1 «'-"I-»- daclar.d 11.66». 1621, 1648, 111 de>621 644 per SLnïïrtwS? far Whh dlvjdand of two nar Toklo. 43%. IÏ.S4*. ______Have increased from 3.4* to 6.32 Montreal 17 3-16. since our advertisement re GRAIN GOSSIP WOOL MARKET that "a., d.rklv. And yat. yratarday !£"!;„ V?>1 Al r ** k Call EMf> eaeF: high 3; low 2%; French situation appeared. afternoon, there w-a* «areful opinion M ruling rat-* 3; closing bid 3%; of­ Boeton. March 21.—The wool mar­ WK CAN STILL OFFER, on the floor, and this is a market I imt>erlal Tobacco of Canada de- fered at 2%: last loan 2%; cell loan Chicago^ Mardi 21 < B> R. I*. Clark ket ie ehofkJ’ng a fair ton# regard!», a SUBJECT lieat studied from a trader^* angle, 'rjaro-< months 4% S «%. 6 all Ilnee. Ha hd-to-mouth buying for Our new price list Is now ready. Phone or call for a copy; It weak sloppy appearsnee of many dividend of three per vent., on pre- shipments South With eastern buy­ manufacturer* con tinned The firm French 5% trill Interest you. stocks. the market was preparing for ' ferr, d payable March 31. Common er* also faking considerable grain. Prime « ommerclal paper 4M G 4%. and advancing market In lAindon la IJominion, Provincial, Municipal Bonds. a recovery. We hear of covering by 'dividend Is same as paid previously. Shipments from Chlvigo recently In line with the anticipation of the ! TORONTO MISkS thbs#- supposed to have been leading I ------heve been much larger than the re­ tiade. Victory i Safety 1'Jepoeit Boxes. ceipts. Receivers took look for small the selling side, and we also hear of I Canada Cement Limited declared Pnv^Ukwlrc connection with all Eastern Exchanges and believe in the steady buying of ; regular quarterly dividend of one and receipts of com until after Spring (By E. fir Clark A 4 CH188 AND RING PONG the rails. Everyone say* It Is a se- .a half per cent, on common, payable planting is < «anpleted Indiana ha* Bonds, 1931 lectlve market, ar.d we are Inclined : April 16 stock record March 81. been whipping considerable corn to Lake Shore ...... (’oneltierahle enthusiasm has been I at about $43. per 1,990 Franc*, British American Bond Corporation, Ltd. to feel that ;f prices are off this ! Chicago,' but it l* understood there Ueever cfLnsoi ...... shown of late In the cheee and ping- Normal $193. morning, it will be time to select a It »ta*ed that while Last Iron will not be much from other elates." Holllnger Cos* ...... pong games around tkf **Y" lobby. ! Kstablished 1901 Ntxrajr Mines ...... This price include* exchange and #kw mocks for . rally." I Ipa akrtiiir powar lravln* nothin* A chess tournament lute juat been I Phone. *41-348 —■ !to i»ait year te-noj thoroughly estab- NEW lORk COTTON Tewstskesstss ...... all charges. 723 Feat Stravt (By British A»»rle»| Heart Carp. Ltd) Waeaplke < »»*...... completed In which Tom Bmlth • lira.last weeknaM In V R Rlaal 1 llkhad and dividend, on Ihe common opea Hist, baa Uluee pome Mines proved the victor after being tied for i veetarday reeull of raachln* larga «lock appaar ramolo. It la probable Mar. h ...... Sl.7i • 6» 38 I# 26 61 I reel E. Iwtme ...... fh-nt place, and having to play six 28.6Î :i•*»the a».».14.01 * 1 ....•••••4 1 •!<•:«, •son Krist ...... games to decide the title. stock reached par. share on the preferred stock which as ' «w ...... ” ” n.«* 26.6T ;s ;s Atlss ...... A ping-pong tournament la now In R.P. Clark earned but not paid in previous \ - m — ;; ...... j.m 26.4* 11 24 26 88 McK Inlay Oar. »...... |... progress, the entries being a* fol- | Broker* making specialty of stock before any distribution can be made spot ...... te.»e ’.Vest Pome 1-akfi, Lining Voit Va"...... low# I*. Gale, Wei. Krlokeon. H. j & Co., Ltd. loan said borrowing demand after on the common stock. It te ganl uu.i i e*w ewna* a»a»~»â Moiesta ...... He we 11. Bert Halley. A. McKinnon. . City of Duncan 6% Bonds the close yesterday rekehed enormous Coca Coia Is not widely distribut'd.] B Hrituh Amà.iea» Bn** cSr*. mi nBfee ...... Member» Chicago Board of Trade, volume. and the time of the year Is near when {. High Lew W. Martin and Angus McKinnon. — Bear Our Strong Recommendation—Special Circular en Request Conlaeae ...... *'*•• The following have played off: W ; BA’. Bond Dealers’ Association. ------ithe company makes its largest prof- 'March ...... »...... S.68 4.»S 6.94 OoldaTe ...... Victoria Rtock Exchange. Will C- Hays will testify in oil In- 'it*. I v,», ...... 6 w Indian ...... A* Martin beat I*. Gelé 3-9. B. Bailey ’ GILLESPIE, HART & TODD, LTD. veitigatlon to-dav. Expected to a<1------j ^f u}: beat L. Gale 3-9. W. Martin beat A. : Phene 5600-5S01 HJIAF.K l McKinnon 3-9. A. McKinnon beat U. 1 F hen# 2140 Vitteeis. B .C. 711 F.rl aireei mit Republican National Committee. The Canadian National Railway*. IS”- . .V." 4.4A, 4 6# £*i New York. March 51.— Bar sllier, t*U rectix*ed 75,099 shares of Sinclair oil the big system iiicorpersted by Uie ...... 6» jio^com dollar* 48. , Sewell 3-9.

I 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21. 1024 ADS. TO 1090 WILL DO THE

BUSINESS DIRECTORY (Copyright 1!*24. lîy H. C. Fisher. (Continued) Politically, Mutt is Hanging on the Ropes Trade Mark Reg. in Canada) MUTT AND JEFF HEAVY TRUCKING HEX KRAI* SERVICE TRANSPt ' " John*.» Street. Phone 63. t*UR after 0 p.m.

'Gee, MvTT, TXe PAPe* rT admit X AccePTed' YhAT MAY Be OIL RIGHT 'when IT BeCOMCS KNOVL/V LAWNMOWERS I SHOULD 'BuT it willX IUlTCRe V.TIN G IP I SAyx The SCMATG- MeAN THe ) A RfiTAiNeR. Fee- But Dont you RcAuze THAT You owe Youfe wFe- T AWNMOWEMS ground, collected. do* woltKV'. TRue, But How Hvered, fl. Dandridge. machinist. I CiUMinc-e <% Gonna FROM bOHCNY But YouR Political eweMie s Severu MOMTH^ SACK. Phone 2546. 4347 L m2*.|| end be Yovr ABouT You» "1 ÏÔWfcRg ground and ad lusted, |i.»g; conDvct a rigid j Thene was nothing •WILL Do THeiR tuoRVT v ALINXONY YoVu. Lose J PRes ibe nt ia l *y a* call and deliver. Waites' Key WLVeSTlGATlON OP / wrong in that: j PRIVAT € y ASPlRATieuS IP "IL *uuu YOU l cverty vuomam’s r------« fhop, phone 213». Hll lu.unui Street, 5l jiT waV BusiNexVy BuT MY "v UFt? I Ybv-’ You'Re IN / | vere in TH'S___ ) They Set Political l couwTftv; i r PATENT ATTORNEYS V For iT New." / has DoPe J uee T. UOÏDBN. M I K K r- Kiel,^4 I ON You.' / Bc«n ABove patent attorney. 626 View Street. V FtePRoAcH.' > »»« si OXY ACETYLENE WELDING

iflAST IRON, braes. steel and alumluu* 1 welding. H. Kc Street.______LILECTRIC and oxy-acelviens welding, ship repairs, hoilermakerp. blackamitli work, bress and Iroa casting*. etc.' Vk - torla Machinery Depot Co.. Ltd. Phone Sîo. ( ______tf-3* PAINTING AND DECORATING

KN OSTLER, painter and decorator. 1 * iood work, reasonable prices. Phone l<».2.______Ii72-Sl.ee

PLUMBING AND HEATING

E. 11A8KXPRATZ—P;umblng. h#aU \• Ing. repaire all kind*. lvis Yates. Hi'S* Phone i*4.-res. 4517X.______BBHBIMOCKING, James Bay plumber. Phone 3771. 663 Toronto Stiacl. Link*H installed, range» connected.

REALESTATE AND INSURANCE I» C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY, 11 9.‘j Government. Phene 126.

SEWER AND CEMENT WORK f|1 BUTCHER — Sewer and AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FURNISHED SUITES TIMES SUBURBAN SHOPPING *■ . work. Phone 7241L OMING EVENTS BASKET (Continued) (Continued) Strlnrla JBatia Clmr* (C vi.tinued) SMALL home of nice 'furniture for (Continued) PRICED LOW FOR THIS WEEK S sale a real bargain, suite to rent if SCAVENGING* 6—VERY GOOD LlTM ^Àl.TKD red salmon "put" tip ft Advertising Phone No. 1060 prLt.iNU «•».- Phon-. after <. 7S4*U____ 1i67-tf MEAT MARKET TUTOR IA SCAVENOING CO 1WANIS MINSTRELS. April 7, I an. 3^ URV. 60 and lea lb. barrels. 1 end 111 HATES FOR ri OMIIB) Al)%"FEURiNii A real gooJt FORD tourlag at ...... |1'36 ^7(|e:-132S COt’PB. Chevrolet Superior. 1 2621 Cook Street, e bright, front. 2- 1 tl.ARKE H MEAT MARKKI. 201 Men- Government Street. Phone «Î. ». paotagee Theatre. *-f-' L • **•.# absolutely as good .as new. 1*24 Phone 12Q3L after g p m. Situations Vkcant. Situations r" A 132» FORD tearing. In fiat shape. #275 room. furnished suite, ueateil ^ Phone ™ xl»e Phone 20 «6. IV* speclailse in lo« A â3:» CHEVROLET touring at .... *526 li enee paid u ^XVEKT PEAS < ousine seed is carefully «el-killed meets.. Pent. Articles for Sale. !»*• or 1 I AIMES' a TV I gvr.t* suit lengths. Technit. ™ git-wn and |||»nH glee I—Hi wher­ Vlkl.fr APARTMENTS— Modern, lui- TYPEWRITERS )H« Per word per.Insertion, Lon ™ Brand Tw • »d from Gaijael'iels, S« «»t- A 1313 GRAY-DORT touring at .... It>* Ôiri) 1*21 CHEVROLET ever sown. 14c i>er packet twelve pack­ iAMBS HAY ME XT MAItKKJ. tlrsl-c!*»« f wished three-room suite for r»nt on application. hand, fur eale at S13 Edwartl Mr«n ^ U * A 1»)F OVKRIaND 3» t ou rim at . . •-*>» looking extra gob*L ets fur SI Bu. Irewriptue MM I let new meals end poultry; (reaii. fish daily. I1 X PKXX RITERS to rent. We speclallsn No advertisement for *«•»# Gar»n» Phone IS»6Q.______tf-2Ü 1 In repaint Our work guaranteed, i). Oliver. imt>ortera A 1316 III PMORILE roadst-r a* ... »-*i« iepdy. Fred Cousins. Public Market, or S—Bentham. 147 Menâtes Phone 1«3. Minimum number of wonts, l*. 1*2! CHEVROLET Teurlrg. 4IVLLY furnished two and three-room ■hone «Sag for estimate. Remington Type- In computing the number or » ET Martin fix It* Wattkee. ' shoê”repairing A 1320 DODGE louring—e ..... - perfect in every say. suites: light, heat and hot water, ‘ rlter Co. of Canada Limited. «14 Xlew St advertisement. estimate groups * Jewelry, repaired to satisfy. WO National -ash register.'. l«.lh *1- J A 1>20 8aXON chummy roedrter ... 1*6* Jnost new. small and large one. rlcee leaaeoaUle; 6»7 Slmcoe Street. CORCORAN. 503 Niagara St. XVoek les* figures as ebe word. Dollar Mama, vvs 6‘ort Street. Phone lf*i FORD Touring, looks and 10»6-31-XS ■ New and eecond-hand; all abbreviation/» count» one - - - !<•«< j > i*i3 McLaughlin u*»t»r sn. T{heap. Bo* Ulj Times. 1 13*i-«-T6 iguarameed. Free delivery. Phone 3223 HYPE WRITE** Advertisers w ho so deelr• * J2" sei’eii-passenger ...... I«76 hSf m»e good. 1 repairs, rentals; ribbons for all me- ATIX E SONS oF CANADA--Military GENTLEMEN S DISCARDED CLOTMLNU UMBVLÜT APARTMENTS - T«hi and ftiee addressed to a bo* at The Times 4 D2Ï tilt A Y chassis. Ilk» new ...... Hit five-roomed suite» to rent. —Phene hlnes United Typewriter Co. LlmlteC Are and forwarded to their priyate address. N five hun«ired and den< e Friday night, VT -1111 FORD Touring, mechanically BOUGHT "« Fort Street. Victoria. Phone 473g. i$ A 1119 OX KRLAVO touring t.iedel 36. »J3i Beet Prices Pa.d We Cell » v , tf-33 HOLLYWOOD A charge of 16c l« made f-v thle oprner Deugles end l’and-»ra sireete, ClV>i right, license paid. Birth Notices. «1 «0 Per insertiotv Mar- A 1313 OVERLAND tou-tr.c ire.iel ■». #4)6 S 11 A XV A CU J KENT —Fully furnish»»» suit», three d«_H>rs open 7 3d. game start* *16. Miss Phone 4*1 GROCERY rf.e., <’.nl of Th.,.k, ni l. ‘''""L'f-Ti Tnain"» or< bestr* l$7«-l-«3 Easy Terme If D« sired Term» Arranged room* adults; 367 Stars corner X'sn- WINDOW CLEANING «l ie pn lwnu.1. l-e-n.h 1- «my ____ -t OLLY WOOD Grocery and Meat Market Xrtti.e* Êl St> fur une insertion. .-»• for ’OX'KI.TY-DAXCE-—I'nder the suspire» CARTIER BKOÜ MASTERS ftUTOR Cu. LTD. ISI-AND WINDOW AND CARPET N Junhir members of the E*qulm*lt - * Johnson Street Phene *257 CLEANING CO. Scott leh Daughien-. Will he lield In the *li Yatee Street. Cor. ef Quadra Street • > UNNIéHhü MOUMSi Pioneer Finn Re* Theatre on March 21. F 15 pm Ad- POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK W. H. HUGHES i»iutsi«»ii Ladles 35c. gent* Sic. Flndler • Phone 371 i COMFORTABLE, quiet loom for con- FOUL BAY Phone 381* orchestra-______I23k-l-i» NCONA end K.l. Red hatching eggs lor ■* » vaieecent or Invalid, cloae In. Phone Births, Marriages, Deaths as:*, Good Bj.HTk ll »e per setting 3*1. 12*7-S-73 GROCERY ~r vil" eirt’rTrrt-xrr TinrsT WOOD AND COAL Jt Mar. h :2. at 7'" Forr»t:«#t l.a-ile» tributor Vaneeuver le'und 'Vinilmo wtctumtwr 4 LBaNY HOTEL for rleanuneaa phi I4 School supplie» W. H. Watkln» Aid. Centennial Church. . 12**-?-«» snd South ■aV comfort. 1621 Government. XX. Sberet. fir sieve wood. |J.26 for half. DIED IFART « HIVKH fr»,iu my prolific strain 21 * VMM AGE SALE For S-P C A at 717 cord. Phone 2ll*L. EÎ.L—On March 13, 1324.at N>w • and i* of Dfhtnii t* <»n(s. ueltvered Vic­ i Fort Street. Saturday. March IWANIF MINSTRELS, Aon) 7, 1 |ELH1 HOTEL ROOM*— Houeeheeplng SHAWN 1G AN LAKE mln»t»r. B •• Joha Rcl.. sg I f. Pantages Theatre. tf-3* toria. Illnvke lumgford. » hen,» itei- WOOD YARD .ears; bom in Scotl*no- H* Articles may he sent to M:a. Itass. *»1 * ’ and hedr«»«>m» «13 late» Street. "21 FAIRFIELD vlved by one daughter. M.«s Truteh Street: Mr* «>a»e. «1 Br«»ughina BAKERS ■L"X|tlflcatL«n given to Mrs. Baas or Mr* usKd cars tf-14 ply W. F. Perkin. Courtenay. H C. 1 Paetrleg. Delivered daily Made In brothers residing in London.#E: 1*22 McLaughlin « in beautiful order. *37* stone Avenus. ^ 7234-3-71 luCH-4-7* 1 ION ACCORD. *46 Prtnreee Avenue, light, airy eurruundlngs. Phone 7818. The remains are resting at the rh 1322 Chevrolet, superior. In perfect order "* room an«l board rloee In; home c«x>k- Betabitehed 1»M ATt'.HlNO EGGS. |l p»-r setting. B.C. Funeral Co., where servfr irg. nice aui round ing» Phone 4**2. al-36 BUTCHER PROFESSIONAL CARDS ^ ingi « "tub «‘range l.eli. Trliisv 1321 S.tudeoaker Special 8I1 See thle o»e lee Peulti 423 Daliae H »*-!. night. * e clock. The old reliAblr musicians. "Advert islni Is to Buelne I hors *3«a. or Public Mark-1. 16*1-24-» Is VO Machinery” YTlAinFIKLD Mrat Market. $S5 Cook. ARCHITECTS Refreshments. Gents Sec. ladle» 2*r IP1 Ford Touring been cv*d vere Utile atching êug». t»m< WANTED TO RENT 1 Fresh meats, fish, poultry, eggs, but­ ______lG*-*-«» at ...... 1476 ter. It's the quality that ---«uni» Phone 2262. 1*22 l»odge Touring In excellent order. |»3i H XX y andottee. II 00 se IVAN C. EDWARDS ItUlIT drive- to-night. Canadian I^eglon REASONS WHY Hidout. 4*1 kintdoo Street. 1‘uoae 16*41 11’ANTED—Two furnlahei) noueeheeplng VTOM STREET Meal Market, cor of Many Others *1 r«N,ms. near Jubilee Hospital. State Architect >> Rooms I It. II 5*.. and 11 serin TAIT A MrRAB SHOULD BUT AT 1 myll-33 -** May. Finest quality meat» Fresh Bungalow Speclallet FUNERAL PIRECTORS terme to tl<>* 76*. Times. 76 prises Admission 26c l307-l-«3 Phone l«»S m------* atching dig* - Noted .»>er» white fish dally. For quick dellvei> phone *738.. Scott Building Phene itSS Wyandotte» and Rhode Island Red» 41'ANTED—Two houeeaeeplng rooms. AUTO BARGAINS 1 Re.-ause it la practical loyalty to M DRUGGIST • 1 *0 setting. Waterhouse, iïe Obvd /tv». 1 * near Jubilee Hospital. State terms HELP WANTED—MALE City. BARRISTERS Pabr Orand Chevrolet Itii model. *4*e nue, phone 7*27Hi myll-»3 ?.. Box 76$, Times ______EjTAIItFlELD Pharmat 1^ XX> have a r«»m- ANUS FUNERAL CO. i plete assortment of Eastman Kodaks, OYF wanted i«. eel I paper» Applf fhevrolet Touring model 43* ...... |2** . Be- a uee overv dollar sent out of AT- I1ISU K-1UK Pure-tir.4 Barred DUNLOP A FtKlT films, etc. Free delivery. Phone 3327 1 Em pin Cigar Store. 1U3 Ik.ugia* Mwiel.aler Big FIT. seven-Passenger. |4SS ICIly Is aa irreparable loan H Rwks |1 44 per »-tt,ng. Phone Barrleters. Sniv Hors. Notariée, etc Of flee and Chape1 Used parti for Light Flo R <1. k. Bris- oe. ,♦131,2. or 6tH» Ho. ’skme Rn.i.1 . tf-«* Æ FOR SALE—LOTS Member* «if NOVA SCOTIA MANITOBA. GENERAL STORE ALUBRTA and B.C. HARS 1*12 Qua«1ra Street ^7 A RX BpAinh *25 w..iK,> _ ftvvrl&ri»! *0 Cote Eight. L xlngton. Pack- a »#e our m-Th*nts par heave rents, irî.l.rrs for I Y F Tor T»o Nt»T SEE wha* yoKare baea- Phone 315 most «*f the taxes hut k»»p up the Clc Old. S5c each. Cftemainus. /AJttH'K8DRY. h*r«)wae» sial ataUuneri- 1 4 mushr «*ir» for us all Spring an«l xr«i Fa*«in. Ftmlebakn Hudson Foper-M* * inr f««r adterUaeil herr v hv no' luvot- " J. Ailenev. phone 3456. 2$3 Cook 8t H2-3 Fs y ward Bldg V frtorfg; IC. Cal's Prompt 1' Attended to Dey ÎL^!

nhg Vske for t.'i.«/e*n«ia of-readers will ; 11 oat likely have GROCERY S*ashr««om t'nraprii', Dept. X.. «lertlen CHIROPRACTORS •ACtrrC^ GARAGE Because if everyone bou*ht goods out K sale. II 60 lust what you are l«>oklng f«xr ana Us g ad / « e . Toron I,. ______1 : • 1 -«-7* Phen» <11*1.1 to sell at* a reasonable price. tf-33 i4lAlRFIEI.D GMOCERY. LI Cook Street Phene P.B cf town, we would not h.xve any retail If-S3 CTOR — Kh*at>eth Dwight, u cost if «es tee a Everything In best quality. Hein» 67 , I N K K It - s'ELLIN G GUT—Keller cawane» Jersey tlon free. Phone 74*3 or fixerai G. XX'lnterbura. 371 Central P’«1# varieties. Quick delivery. Phone 21*5. THE TIME BUT TOUR ► A Gary, from *5. -lovely songsters. 2S56 HOUSES FOR SALE I TAVE you tried Miss Peter^a marmalade? ?23 Pemberton Bldg tf-S* | Receuee If o-ir Incomes a. e earned In Work.______• a!-13 iHayward‘s-i. Vk-tcrla they atuouid be s^t-nt here. II For sale at all grocer» it 1» delicious Chronic Alimente 1 1 SIX-ROOMED house, on 1-3 acre. *.H Broughton Street and wholesome LIVSET. Slake - 8ur< at- Drlirery Bersnse Ipepl men he ni» have bought > egg». Fir* per set tig. dellv-re.1 Chiropractie Hpec-lalrat RADIO CLASS Fk/RMINO 1 INDEX OROCBY. phone 1*83. «or. of Call* Attended to et All H-^irs their et «teks for our needs and climatic 1 tone 41.xL. ____ 12»*-3-7# Gorge waters Phone 7442LÏ. 11*1-26-:»! Graduate of the «"anadlan Vhlropradl^ Tlitiueenda IMaappolnletl last Tear eondl'lons, and depend up«»n our trade 1 3 l.irrden and May Our motto D ttPROTTOlHAW SCHOOL H Inatalllng a bantam roueters for LV»R~SAL8fc—Cheap, a five-room cottage, '•Quality and service." Moderate Charge» Lady Attendant ' bathroom and pantry, on two lota. 313 Pemberton Bldg. Phone 4*51 ^ most Up-to-.'aie radie equipment ilEX'ERU'OMB MOTOR.4 LIMITED tf-33 F you have an acutw or chrome disease, Embalming fer Shipment a Specialty Class «111 be held Mendav an«l Thur^ar 167 Hi. Lawrence Street. Janes Bay. rpHK Cornwall si Grocery for quality, Because If we buy from rur merrbanta 'ANTED—Horse, suitable for delivery, and have failed to get result» throu;l« Phenea 2281. 2«*7. 17.*R. • v«n«ngs. wlreles» te.egrsphy. coa-hlag 1er Ponl Iteelcra they In turn «an buy from our local ■ courtesy, prompt dellvqy and modrw- I weight about 1.2*0 pounds Gold* n ate price». Farmhouse tkgs premium other methwt» give Chiropractic * triai. Government examination» la spark and mantifacturers ami farmers Bverv «loi­ IF TOV DO NOT 8EE what you are look- Consultation and Spinal Analysis Free. C.W., aiav radio telephony Class atari# Yatee Street ter si»#ni her» helps Vlctnitn. Money t Bakery. Qua-ira Stre-i. 1667-f-T. lacon. Uowlehgn butter. «inert Ontario 1 lug for advertised here, w.iy n.vl *«!«-• r cheese, broken Pekoe tea 6IU. fine eoffte Hours: Mornings. 10-12. Aft «moons, 3-«; January 24, 1321. phone 2*. or call for spent eimwhere hrlpt aon.e etner city • III 1G Kveaihg». Monday». W*dr.eedeye particular* Sprott-Snew Institute, «.eraer tier your a'• t ? Someone amongst the 58c. Specials: 4-lb. lie whole fruit Straw­ THOMSON FUNERAL HOME "LEAN USED CARS » ’ beria. ranging In weight from 1.36* thousand# of r».-«iera win meet likely ha»-‘ ■ I Kr 1 ■ 1 .< 4>uugla» and Brought»» Street» 1* NEWTON berry Jam *8c. bo* choice Newton Pippins to 1,350 (,1ml »pe«'lal team matched Juet what you are l«w king in.' and be gla«l 12 56 isperlence and Modern Equipment Kaable * 450- l»o«lge Roadster advep.tisino t-> sell nt a rea»«vnsble price. t f-44 AGENCY Suffolk Punch#» weight 3.400 1«>* All In 'PERRY Grocery, May and Mnee Arwet* DENTISTS vte to Serve You Well fine «ondltlon and re*«ly for hard work. Three- boys about 1 AXtlF*oRD LAKE- F01 aal-. 4-room ■ School supplies, tobacco. Phone 3471. -Dodge Touring. 132? moilel The»» horn» will arrlxe snd b» etabled at I* cottas-, with one let Ot two acres -ARASER, DR. W. P.. 201-2 Friendly Understanding Help» to Lighten -Dndge Touring l*.l model Advertisement Writ «era end Advertising Ftebart. the tiurdea ef furrow Contractor» 7<3 ltmeghton Street XX"ennemi*\. ‘M■ r« h Phone 2«*4L evening» .1644-8-72 SOFT DRINKS ^ Pea»# Block. Phone 4204. ( Chevrolet I^ellvery 2»i hewvy teams n.:«t pri* «-«I «<•<.. high I •Overhand 30 Multigraph and Mimeogreon Circular Let - /CRYSTAL SPRING water supply. Ph>>ne tf-4* ---ter» an«! Poet carda 1 73. ,RV. SIIUTR. 142* Quadra Street HELP WANTED—FEMALE Addressing — Mailing Mete Office, All abo« » «-ara have leen reconditioned TIMES SUBURBAN Pemberton Bldg >’ho«i* 71ST. Term# given If require»! It will per v«»u Rale# Quoted for Local. !>c«n!nlea and BUSINESS CHANCES 1 1 Rl.s wanted to train In private ho* Foreign PtiMlcslioiie T pitgj Box I2»2, Times t.. betk theea SHOPPING BASKET ( -'4 Wlach" Rulbllng------Phone IMS I X« ill b.XLL Small h<». I on * Pu*, t BUSINESS DIRECTORY MATERNITY HOME MeCALL BROS. ’ANTED’ Assistant nurse, training not A.IK HUMPHRIES MOTORS LIMITED I Hound, doing goe«l buainee*. |2.lwe |«.r U ne«e»*aH Apply t«- Matron Ag»'i MISCELLANEOUS « ulldlug and furniture* *1.0wi down U. ESQUIMALT EACHVROPT NURSING HOME. 7H •The Floral Funeral Home ef the Weet. ' and Infirm Woman'» Home. M -Clure Street ) GW X i»w an«l X an-'oiiver Street» FOR SALE M. oimeteail. Eaal Sound, XYaahlngton. ART GLASS Cook. Mrs. E. Johnson. C.M.B.. phone The keynote ef our buftnese—you^ een- 137*-3-** CONFECTIONERY 1 tf-4# DDING machine, no reaeonable offer TSOY'8 ART GLASS leaded lights. Ill* liuence and the peerednea# of our c’alil ig. 1SS LEONARD'S refuaed. Boa 12»*. Times 1234-4-76 1<"K-<"RKA5I season Is no* open. G»t 4* Votes Glass aold. eashes gU*. d. Home. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS MONEY TO LOAN Graduate nurse. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE PLATER-PIANO with icli» will lake ■ yours at Hodgson's, corner of Head i hone 7871. tf-63 .v SPECIAL ■'€' 8TU DEBAR Ell ^ 1 St . also fancy cakes and pastry good» ,d. Phone 2**4. tf-«* 1 ELI ABLE m»n. wttllni, to dig garden# w ith a first-class guarantee» . V I «•rdinary, piano pert payment. 1*17 GREEMENTS an«l mortgagee pur­ Ypneouve rand Johnson 1------12*2-1-»* chased Money v> loan «xi improved DRUG STORE BOOKS ■ or do odd.Job» Phon* 5*111» 6-7* :»2A DODO* Touring. Id firm- . MORTIMER A S* >N—Stone and Monu- 11RI. - dvelree poeltloy. *i«-nographet tveattle.______*» nli.g order, good tires ...... ~ UYOMATlC shotgun, wanted, or will mental work. «2* Vuurtaey Street. (T will a'cept email wa«e„ for perlml to "\~ATKS A CO.. *31 Esquintait Road. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS phone l*t>2 zaln expeH#n»e. Apply Bo* 164*. Tlmte \ trad# for Wlncneater pump 1‘hone I WAX IS M1NSTP.KU». April 7, • and 1 House «trees made from our own gooila , 1*0-4-63 T2»*l. after 4 pm.______167*.8-7» TEWARTS MONUMENTAL WORKS. JAMESON MOTORS. LTD. 3. Pantag#» Theatre. tf-1* t«f measure. Phone 2663. 4 NY THING to building or repair» TIMES TUITION CARDS S LTD. Office and yard, corner May- URSK ‘ttgagemer.t. 1 ART BUGGY — Rug lia:., fia# order. v V phone 17*3. Roofing a specialty T 740 Broughton St. ELECTRICIAN Thlrkell 83 end Eberts Street», near Cemetery. Phone rare for patient la her home ver island IHatrtbutera f 1 I? 2 8». folding sulky with h»od. |i.5" A W N MO XV ERS ground, collected, de- EDUCATIONAL #117 ______61 4*22 Y. tf-18 Fa move St u«l shaker Car Rogg'es repaired I hone 4416R2 II I ■I llyered. 31 Dandrluge. machinist DOR electrl«-al trouble* phone Iver D. I 3UK"KWORK, toaewtl. cement work, Pi'on- 2244 phon* 2*40. 4 24ÎL- P Seeley. 7447LL. 1247 Esquimau Road. P.IVK. II*** an«l 112*0 per thousand. repair» boiler work a specialty; con­ EFTON COLLEGE FOR GlKt.S—f## fjpRY the Veterans when Ulapoalug of crete machine for hire. ' C. Horapool. i«l S 6l*n»ies -Street, X'ictiTta. 1233-34-*# COMINO EVENTS PERSONAL A |*DRBHFlNU and mailing circular» to n Hand-mad*. Humber Brick Workr. GARAGE I'm vida Avenue aS-s* *c*l 41 *6R Luk* Humliep. ‘'40 To in»/ ■ your Junk. B< st price# paid. Phone « V nsr owner». W’c hare n-amee and ad - VTOW la the time to ovimaul jrour car Shorthand school. i*n Gov't, wm- IOGONISM 'The man who give» in 4"K>R varicose ulcer» X'area methom I Uail- Halts.21 XVinch Bldg Phon» 1315 dtf-1• Saeh. four light» glass leal: > mill Box l:?>. Tlm< MILLINERY -*l D. H. Hale.- runtnotw Fort and l ury'a Building. 4#4 Fort Ht. 15l*-Tl-»l Slad»«*ona. Phone 1141) tf married.•' Dlggons. pnn«er*. stationers .kuR 8 A LB A flve-pa**.- ;gcr car. look# Haah. three l:ghta. gisae 12al3 SI 1* end engravers 121* Government Street Green Lumber Company. Phone Gil \|1S8 K. PHILLIPS. Ladles" and Chlf- 1TOU8E» built, inataliment paymenm- ar- good, and price right. *65 Gorge UNFURNISHED HOUSES »il drvn a Outfitter. bprlag Millinery MUSIC Waterman'» Ideal Fountain pens, all »D*e IWANIF MINSTRELS. April 7. * »rd 11 ranged; repair work. Ort*x I.mn.ier from *2.5* up. ______8 oad West.______.______14»ft-24-81 Phone 3*28. "aniagee Theatre tf-eft «ToR SALK - Almost new plano-pleyer, "NuTT AGE. four rooms, modern, with tiVANCED and element«ry%violin tul- It SALE* 8p#«-lal lou.lnr Chevrolet, must sell at once.. 316 late* Street ( •tov*. two minute# from Hillside car POULTRY - Gvn. Drury Pryce. 1348 Fort. Phone |4î6. Apply FtraepHi 'tarât*. 2*te hone 37 2.______•______i 231 j Phene 19*5Y - 1542-3-43 CARPET CLEANING a waicn that you v«ewl Road.■1274-4- .4 1 BARRED ROCKS hatching eggs Mr*. TXO you dealre to sell your houae? Better :reet. « i;i* »*cban« JNOK SALK 1'iough, *.< > u'ljueuihle har 1(71 VR-ROOM house, a garage and a 1* Bayley. *»7 <>1«1 Ksquunalt Ro*«l. ,Tolt SALE 19-m Ford louring, in gw,«| I nice, brie hi store, on a large «-orner Phone 47»7R T 91.AND XVlndow and Carpet Cleuixing J-* paint It up Uee Canada paint, it la" tf-n •«iltlvater 1 Co. 317 Fort Phone Mi, XV, H made of best white lea«i ami goe» further 1 ahspe. with o: 1- man tup en«t *!»r't« r phoa» M>»ai:. lot. Good opening for grocery or confec­ BRITISH COLUMBIA ELECTRIC |i;s. Phone 7734RL______1544-3-»R HALE Four hundreu r' onia, E«h Hillside Ate. RH-5-71 >ARTK -Huge stock of used automobile sou and Blue Ambcro.w. |6tt i he l.it 1IARRY CRAVEN Phone 2206. In apply, and It 1» durable Get some lo­ • part* at 56% or more off XX" Frank .MlR RENT 119 Dallas Road, * rooms, *1 charge of plumbing an«1 wapfTarv -work DYEING AND CLEANING Keeled Tenders endorsed ‘Tender for ll a x at R A. Brown * Ce. » open Satur­ T oak Bay Aw.. 5 r«»omk. at Portsmouth. Kng . for eight >ears. also Scenn- Railway 1 will bo received by tne day night» ^ I Camerwn Wrecking Ce.. 313 X lew Street rK BÛŸ *ec«»n«i-nanu i»ni« don't miad loons______18<*. ______jy ! USED BAKGA1XS rn Street (peat Barracks'. Navy Yanl. Ksqulmalt. Prii«« moderate. / 11TY DYE WORKS—tie- McCann, pro- I’urvhQhlng Agent of thé in it lab Colum- 1 i fee hole» 644 Joht.aon Street, , Hardware. 11 Fort Htneet. A. W. Junes Limited. 13«; v prletor *44 F««rt. Pho»<- Ma Klrctric Hallway Con.par.y Limited. k YOU DO NOT HER x%h^t « -u are-Hwk - j l»i ■ « i Sth el SHOW CASES 101*» i-angley Street, Vtcturta. B.C.. up phone. «479 ____ H I lug for advertised he.v. whv not *«lxef- I Jtok SA'f.E Black soil no atone»: also t is your wan it Someone am-ma-t ihel IF YOU DO NOT SEE wnat you are look- UKB Dlison first. We also manufacture ENGRAVERS »o 12 o’clock noon of W*1r)cs«ia>. the (IRKAS puffs anil y»lfe removed < Hall, Ad- j I* LIMITED—Timber cru I re re. valuator» ^ #4#. What ' offer»? 1*13 Beech 1 «-ohtalne aom^ of the ixautlful Prlmu- ___ 1347-2-43 I and « onsulilng engineers l imber for a*.# < Xf AR1UDLD STATION—-4-roon cettage. / 1 THTTON. Our Spring Suita will give hv the purchaaer before the 30th April. Drive Phone 3377X2. 1673-3-76 Unue variety: every bulb rm*n in our PHOTO ENGRAVING—Hall-tone and 1924. TXÀNCR at Weaiholtn# Grill. Opee ir. large end ameli traita--Crow» great or own ganlen. s*c per dor — chicken house. w«wdahe.'. large lot. vs. you service. Phone îiliLl. 1 line cuts. Times Engraving Depart- license—In en y part o’ the Pieviuce. 763 i;.*l*ection arranged by 4hv < ompany'e A • every eight, (new) orcheatr* Wcdn«-s- 1B1U FORD, 5 A1 tlr»#. motor Just Fi«A Couatn» Victoria gowl soil, #*.66. K- Dickinson. Albion Stove m)n| Phone 1630. e* tGu1*"* x nn -ta 4* J overhauled; new ilccnpe; sh«K-k Works 1516-2*.!»u Kr.glneer on Application H.-hcm 1— dav and Saturday. anv tender not necdpBlwr accepted. absc.rber». In heat of condition In general N FURNISH ED • room «..liage, Falr- TVANCK. Saturday night. In Chamber of! *1*5. owner leaving lo«»-mwt sell tvo Hattff-.l*-" night. Clean | » loeking Gorge xatfrt BOATS FURNISHED HOUSES moving, crating, packing, shinning or *tor- place and cash. Ph«H«e ilGJ ALLEABLK AND STEEL UA'XGBS. a\ toilet preparation» Juat arrived. Free ngH Office phone 15*7. night .'541L. «’•wring and g«vnl musl«- is toe »ecr« t «.f I oellvcrx. Phone 1343. TENDERS FOR DRAINING our success Hunt s on hee;ra plays all 82 per week. Phone 4f8*. 11-4 i« __»M 7* LET ELY fumlehed. modern, fowr- 63 Z CYLINDER grinding, «r.oterbeat and ™ room bungalow, linen and silver, the lateet hit». Gent* 6e«. iaih « zfcc LOST AND FOUND GARAGE AT BXKRAL SERVICE TRANSPORT. 753 Tenders will he received fer tk-alna## V ' motorcar i-neli» -nar*»e w*yp eux ELIABLE mailing list» ... Victoria anl large ganlen. adults. I.^irlet Road work ut Victoria llish SvhvX.V'tirvundli i»ir»t>nr«f Smi It! M-m.x) 8l 4» Phones 1160T ami 4431-______IS»»-*-71 IAMBÜ 14AY (JARAilfc. specialists In 1 * Johnson Street. Ph me <3. 1323 or R Vnncoux-er island homes. f»uatnesa men. «1 motor <-nr repair». 815 John St. Phone 530 after 6 P m. 68 Plar.H and si>v« ifirst ions in the -ifHce of 22 ft. 8 h p LUto owner», etc.; also complete list» ef L'Oit KENT—Tta-fsom N.rniofted bouee 4144. McOrmaml A |Son. the Victoria School Hoard. City Hall profeeeifuia! men. retail, n». «vholeiialera with nirnece. rarag« snd large garden FURRIERS "i . : «! i :•» he delivered at the Hoard )55; 13 1L -ml maniufscturi*'-» throughout Canada «mpoâUte Beacon HtU and . Suite Si. Winch Bldg. Phone .BURNISHED «-room hou*. Moaa Street. — Grocer le» Ice ere am. magazine, confec­ i fur. 211* Government Street^ 1‘hone ^BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES» 12*5-3-63 1315. * dU-iS Mornings, phone, MUR. 1*16-8-73 tioner*-, tie. un. •J3 *• Vic tat la, B.C. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1024 j5 REAL ESTATE HOUSES, LOTS, ACREAGE, DAIRY, FRUIT,andCHICKEN RANCHES FOR SALE

STORE AND DUELLING A HEALTH'! I. COVNTRl HOME Ft KMMIIKD WATERFRONT HOME T3IGGB8T BARGAIN In a« resge ever OAK HAY MOMK BA KO AIN FOR SALE NOME* OCR SPECIALTY DUAM/ STORE and five-room residence, * ' offered In the vicinity of Victoria. HIS Is the cutest new cottage, with a Thirty-three acres, about half cleared and l VATKRFRONT PROPERTY and country garden filled with flowcre and small ^ on a main thorough fate Ir. James Bay T •1 lAn— 5-ROOM BLNOA:,OW. with district, for sale at redur ed price. Tha cultivated. Practically new house.. lar».e I'-hOOM. NEW AND MODERN BVNOA- resident s of "about 70 a- re*, with a ►TAXLEV AVE.. Jl ST OFF FORT ST. fruit, with good clgan beach sad a marin* barn, some fruit treea. Dlatanc(e lesa than well-built, modern and unusually attrac­ and snow-capped mountain view worth a •7* 1 *1"™fx " quarter-acre g.-od land, godd buildings are in excellent repair, with 1* ,>\V. complete w -th KLFKTRIt' MODERN RKM1.BVNW. ONLY g*rdep. close to car. _ modern plumbing, and low taxes. Price six miles from centre-qf Victoria. Pro­ UANiiK. furnace, la undr > v.L*. built-in tive 12-roomed house, garage ard other million dollars. Contain* living-room, H.S5S. on very easy terms. perty la all fenced. Dut of town owner FUOKNIX A*M ranci: outbuildings lively ' locatloL. with mag­ «2.500 V , bedroom, kitchen, bathroom with full |*atur»*, et« llm:w t* well-built and THE CITY BROKI.ltAt.F. ha* instructed ns to sell. Price 93.360. LONDON., FM,LA laid out. tiara re with riment drive, lar*e nificent view of the aea and Olympic lumbing. Woodshed and large new storage A. A. MEHARI.Y Vood terms to Responsible buyer. lot In, garden and lew». This properly la mountains. See ua for photographe, price VERY* EASY' TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED P aiding Price/ with all furniture, tools, lue beet street In Oak Bay. and other particulars. etc.. S1.1SS. with |$6S cash and balance 630 A. T. ABBEY. M*r. X^OV HAVE BREN WAITING FOR A monthly «SS-S Sa y ward Bldg . 11S7 Douglas Street ». GREENWOOD CIS Y lew Street Fbone SIS PRICE ONLY |4..'M CAg»I THEN AGAIN WE HAVE ■1 REAL SNAP THAT CAN RK PUR­ ALFRED CARMICHAEL A CO. LIMITED nt Street CHASED UN EASY TERM.». HERE IS St I fhet Street 1 1Î36 Goven Reduced from |5 MO WEM.-APPOlX l Cv ltEAL. GOOD. «-ROOM HOWE. wit* ONE THAT WK CAN lUhCoMMKND. ACREAGE AT all conveniences except furnace. Open Exceptionally, well-built seven-room Mini- LOW PRICES POWER * MrI.Ati.lll.IN Vfire, built-in buffet, etc. Owner will kal-buneeloa . In lao ideal location and at a somine Interior and put propei»’ l-rlire that will make you wilder. Re. » p- commerce la not the difficulty of se­ ’ i Fart Hires* t-laae shape. To be aacrllicsd for *1.7»#. lion hall, apactoua living-room. *Hdln* curing goods, but oTwelling thenl. A doer* to dining-room. breakieat-room, klt- APPT VALLEY- Three-iSomed. plas­ on .very easy terms, tiee ua quick. glance at the pages of our magazine* II tered cottage end sheet S 1-8 rhen and pantry with the usual built-in Other People’s Views paper* and billboards, with their SUlM.RTOX * MtlSGKAVr. features, three bedroom* with clot bee -- acre*, ail cleared and fenced, AN IDKAL HOME < loeet off each, separate bathroom and coyntleas pages of advertising, or tleed supply of water. About S toilet, basement, etc. ; large lot. moderate Daily Radio Programmes '-Sidle* from city, t» echvoL 410 Fort Street contact With the thousand of sales­ taxe*. Price for quick sale |:.S00. on easy Letters addreaæd to the Editer and In­ A hur< h. P.O. and raflwav star loo. [YP.CTOt STREET/ Fai; field Estate, f tended for publication n.usi be short »>»1 men who are treading on each others >»vv.l transportation. Only Ir.-'SS. r rooms (S bed rdbms i built-in features, legibly written. The longer r.n article the heels in eager effort to sell their lament basement. rood heating plant, gas FfRIOAY. MARCH 21 KHJ—Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles; '•V-, F. E. BEGUN A SON* shorter the (hancr of tns«‘! lion AM com - goods, ought to disabuse the minds 395 Metres laid on; modern In every-, way. Further u nice «Ions must bear the name end md- the : mrtlen of Mete twain and Vart ivutara at office. Price 116.060. of any who believe that a problem KPO—«23 Metres At MO p.m.—Livestock an J vegetable lilt Bread Street Phone ISIS Ci-ess of the writer, but nvl tor publication From 4.30 to 6.30 p.m - Rudy Seiger s Happy Valley Hoad* 4.71 acres' Read the Advertisement» unless the owner wishes. The publication oi production exists! No. it Is clearly t-'rom 6.45 to 7 p.m.—Children’# pro­ Practically all cleared with the LEE * FRAMER >r rejevtion of arth lee Is a matter entirely Fairmont Hotel Orchestra. ex- eptlon of a few large tr-ee THEY SAVE YOVR TIME not a problem of production that KLX—Oakland Tribune. Oakland; gramme. presenting Richard Headrick. In the discretion of the R«'lt«»r No respon­ faces us. but one of distribution, and About *5 mile* from centre nf the lt«« Broad Street sibility Is aseunieil t v « he paper fer IAS8 500 Metres screen Juvenile. «•Ity Price for the whole only submitted to the Editor. -___ ZZ2 to advocate harder work and greater From * to 10 p.in.—Studio concert From 7 to 7.80 p.m. - Organ recital »3&0. frugality would mean simply to In­ programme. from First Methodist Episcopal Church. extra-oent-a -day secretary, reported MONUMENT TO SIR JAMES crease our present difficulties. KGW—Morning Oregonian, Portland; Arthur Blakely, organic.. ■ending money to Mr*. Varmlcharl. But consumption cannot be se­ 462 Metres From 8 to 10 p.m. — I‘rvgvamme pre­ UAANini PENINSULA WAtERFRONT- DOUGLAS - From 8 to 8 15 p.m—Accordion solos sented by Htudebaker Radio Orchestra I AUK—About • mliea from centre Mt*s Belson resigned a* secretary to cured without the neceenarv power by John Sylvester of Long Beach. •if city. About 11 acre» of land, the prayer partner, a# ahe 1» shortly To the Editor:—I quite agreed with of command over goods, which means From 8.15 to 9 p.m - Studio pro­ KFAE—-Washington State College, all rood And Ihrtiriy timbered. leaving for England. Mr», t'ritchlev Native Son In hi* letter to-day that control of purchasing power. Unless gramme of dance music by George Gl­ Pullman. Wash.; 33* Metres Beautiful view. 'Titla land coule one has the money, he may not have are’» Metropolitan Orrdteetra of the From 7.30 to 8.30 p.m.—Iamo-cs from easily be divided Into small tracta» volunteered to take her place. There a fitting memorial should be erected Per acre only |5S6. waa a good attendance. Two mem­ on the spot where Sir James Douglaa the goods. And here la where, m-e Hotel Portland; Herman Ken in, dl- Impure Seed Grain—Prof. E. (1. Shafer, Vancouver Island News Farm Crop* Departrqent.—Piano solos— ber# were welcomed. Mr». Bowman landed on March 14. 1843. touch the root of the trouble.vs We have a financial system functioning From ft 4o 10 pm—Educational lec­ Irmlngarde .King, Spokane. Farmers' then served a very nice tea to all. I should like to „ ask the mem­ ture provided by University of Oregon. Influence on Production," Pt<-t. R. N bers of the I,ae erected that would Hotel. Lyman’s Cocoanut oruve cun- From 2.50 to 3 30 p in Southern Cali­ F HALED •TENDER!». superscribed louse when splendid reports were Miss Wilson for training n number the home of Mrs. Be I son. Deep Bay, Mand out clear and distinct, con­ scientific discovery. "Tender for School Desks.” will be re­ ecelved from the various retiring fornia Music Company’s concert. of tiny tots who danced delightfully on Thursday afternoon. There was spicuous to all those from far and HERBERT MILNE ceived ' by the undersigned, up to 11 fficera showing a «food financial bal- and won the hearts of all present. a large attendance. The vice-regent, near entfring the Straita of Juan d# 121 Oswego Street. March 11. 1224. o’clock noon of Monday, the list day nre In the treoaurèr’a hands. They were encored, and upon their Mrs. Lay ard. .Bus in the chair. The Fuca and Puget Sound. • aa the lime and plane, in order that of Mar* h. 1924. for supplying the follow­ Good progress was also reported on final return we»r** presented with meeting opened * with prayer. The I feel sure that if the LadY the restricted growth may render ing deskk: ie publicity pamphlet being pre- PRUNING OUR TREES Single Desk* daffodils by the I.V.W. president, secretary, Mr*. Rochfort. read the 1 Kiugla* Chapter took this matter up them suitable for the cramped posi­ Fixe No. J ...... 4M *red by the board and which was Mrs. J. Thompson, each child making minutes, which were adopted. Mrs. in earnest they would have the sup­ tions'in which they have been un­ Sise No. 3 ...... !»• »w on the press. a graceful bow as the gift was Bodkin, the treasurer, read the fin­ port of the Native Sons, the HU- To the Editor:—For some years' wisely planted, in little short of van­ Kiss No. 5 ...... 8*1 The following officers were then accepted. 'Teen age girts presented ancial report, which was adopted. It torii Society, the K umtuks Club, past there has been c. controversy dalism. The lime and plane, per­ Single Rears acted for the ensuing year: lionor- an artistic dance, which was al»o was decided to have a delegate and many old-timer* and others who regarding the pruning of the flower­ haps, suffer most in this way. fori ua Sise No. 2 ...... DO ■y president. C. F. Bishop: presi- ing and other trees on the boulevard* Th** desks are to be quoted at a price under the supervision of Miss Wil­ •• ••* from the chap­ would like to see a monument on soon as they have overgrown the al­ per desk. •nt. K. M- Whyte; vice-president. J. son. They were all pretty girls-and ter at the meetings of the laical this historic spot to commemorate of our street# but no notice In the lotted space an annual system of The name of ,the desk and maker te . Thomson ; secretary. M. M. Hte- displayed rare talent. The .-pro­ Vouncil of Women in Victoria, Mrs. the landing there of the first Lieu­ way of action has been taaen by the pruning back the branches la re­ be mentioned in tenders. îena; treasurer. J. A. MeNiffi ex- gramme included several fine recita­ Btrch was chosen as delegate, and tenant -Governor of British Columbia, city authorities. The contention of sorted to, the result l>elng great Andrew G. Larsen Now Here, Delivery at Victoria or Vancouver on utive. Dr. Morgan. 8. A. Carter and tion* besides instrumentât and Vocal Mrs. R. Layard, Mrs. Campbell and commander - in -chief and founder of all lover* of trees and thone who mop-headed protuberances at the or before 31st day of July next. , J. Hotchkiss, together with the Represents Operators of The successful tenderer will, free of selections. Mrs. W. F Drygdale Mr*. Philp as representative». It our belov«Hl city. understand their needs and decora­ points wnere amputation took place, anv additional charge*. Svore the desks mve-named officers*. moved a hearty vote of thanks on was decided to work for the Ï.O.D.K. GEORGE M. WATT. tive value is that. In the case of such which not only roo the tree of its Lucky Jim Property and pack or crate ready for shipment J. A. Me Niff was also appointed Itehalf of the council to the school war memorial. Other business was 130* Dallas Road. March 20. 1024. trees a a the hawthorne and acacias, graceful natural appearance, but ren­ to order to places to be ho. eafter desig­ i publicity agent for the purpose of children, their instructor, and the discussed. Mr». Belson then served mountain ash. planes and also with nated from time to time. der it susceptible to disease and in­ No tender will be entertained unies» ipplying the many tourists with in - artists taking part for assisting in a a tea. THE REAL PROBLEM regard to flowering shrubs which are sect peats. There is no need to spe­ Andrew O. Larsen, of Spokane, nnation who visit the district, and accompanied by an accepted cheque on large way towards the success of the planted along the borders of some cialize < see* w here.1 thia most ob­ announces the intention of a syndi­ « chartered bank of « "anada, payable ta e following sign was placed in front venture. Mrs. Priestly and Mrs. F. To the Editor—YOur editorial in a streets, the pruning is doHe at the jectionable system is carried out, for cate which he represents, to roopen the Honorable the Minister of Educa­ his place of business on the main Reynolds presided at the tea table, SOCIAL NEWS OF recent Issue dealing with the possi­ wrong time of the year is far too a walk around our squares and, gar- the Lucky Jim minA. in the JCoot- tion. or Lv cash, in the amount of Twe reel. "Albernl Board of Trade Bu- and were assisted by Mrs. H. Bryant. DUNCAN DISTRICT bilities in the wa\ of-industrial ^to visit her daughter. Mr*. can be grown when left alone. ined several properties. Sir. I^irscn taken to avoid wild-cat venturing orge Forrest la now complete and the home of Mrs. Bowman. "Ard­ <\ M. Galt, who is In the King’s deprives men of their livelihood and. Julia E. Rogers. on the other hand, it force* the in­ Visitors to the city constantly re­ B. RACLURE. sees a decided revival of the mining by those who have property on tha \ Mitchell of the Public Works De- more The president. Mrs. Gwynne. Daughter s Hospital rtment la In the city inspecting the dustrial nations to fight for markets mark this wanton destruction and 404 Union Rank, Building. Victoria, industry in the Province generally. market. was in the chair, and opened the ' orchard!sing" of our trees and ask: rk preparatory to taking over the meeting with prayer. The secretary. for their surplus wealth." B.C. March 13. 1924. F. R. Milne of the Penticton branch What a «ommentary on our boasted 'Van nothing he done to atop the ab­ at from thé contractor. Mr». Philp. read the minutes, which surd practice?" In vain appeal -has w ere adopted, Mrs Belson xpidve • >n of the • a radian Bank of Commerce. civilization! and yet how true! The Arn ild Arboretum. Harvard Uni- » Tjeen Hivpotnted to tha staff In rtviseju»!lea t !**it"oC seicnee - brtng* «ou . r&een made to the park gardeners, versitv Jamaica Plain, Maas., Feb- the pledge fund, and said how Im- n* street rommittee», etc., and no• no­ SHAMROCK TEA portant it was to increase this fund Duncan. i misery and poverty, in place of 26. 1921 tice taken. Why do we lag behind largely this year in order to extend peace contentment and » material Mf. Aim Maclure, Victoria, British WAS ATTRACTIVE Mr*. W. It Harper, who has sue- (well-being, which it* proper use other communities In this rospect and t’olumbia. the work among the white settlers in waste thousand* of dollars eveny lonely and scattered parts. The ce**fullv defended the ladle* ch.-i! should secure to mankind, Dear Sir anaiino. March 21.—Pretty Irish lenge button of the t’owichsn Golf Vndoubtedly the root cause of years In destroying our beautiful Your letter of January 21. sent in1 lûmes worn by members of the Dorcas secretary. Mrs. Helmcken. re­ trees? If two-thirds ®f the expense ported that all the clothes and lut» several times, had to rellnquish- •modern war is in the fight to secure cstre of Country Life, London, Eng­ ccabeea Lodge who assisted with lt on Wednesday to Mrs. W. Morten, a share of tlv» limited markets abroad of this pruning were cut off and "the land, has Just reach*d me. Unfor­ articles wanted for the adopted boy for the surplus of manufactured pro­ money spent in flowering shrub», -eshmenta, as well as the Juvenile were now provided. Mrs. Ward, who defeated her after an excellent tunately what you write about the te »nt taking part on the pro­ match by a score of three up and pne ducts mad»* possible by invention. such as azaleas and rhododendrons, mutilation of trees and shrub* under to play. Every well-developed nation la anxi­ and they were proper!v planted In the name of pruning Is only too com­ ously casting Its « yes abroad In a our park, what delight and beauty mon. Your vwn views of this sub­ search for markets to dlspo*“ of would result, but nothing of this sort, ject as set forth in ybur letter are MANITOBA LIQUOR goods which rannof lw sold at home. Is done and as to what shrubs are set just plain common sense but you hll#» within *itéelf thousands, nay out —note th«« rhododendron planta­ know how hard this often is to get treaded Meal Time LAW CHANGED even millions, are destitute ami in tion near the Simcoe Street entrance into the heads of other*. want; and aiill othenf with a ca­ to the park " Gould anything be more pacity for raUpnal Consumption in In tha matter of hawthorne trees Winnipeg, March 21—Arrest of of­ absurd and lacking tn taste or Judg­ very little pruning In­ excess of their, financial ability to ment ?• fenders without warrant' under thi secure, continue to desire the things deed 1 What is necessary to keep Says Peterborough Man Manitoba Temperance Act Is pro­ I have begged that the pruning, if them shapely should be done In the they never get any. be done In the early Summer, vided for In a bill to amend the We hear a lot these days about early Summ«r after they have flow­ in —troubleit. ” »» hllt I T»k« Tinlac \ <•«.»«hi. PiU,. ^o. Mild Mr. Shrimp—Not partlcuarly, and trouble, they bring you afl outages for Ikirmont. The outstanding feature of modern and elbow In such noble forest trees hut this lady doe*. StnJ/mmOXOCmbtmm M lUjtgSmB huMMk. that is beneficial in meat — OXO LIMITED build up nerve, body and T 732 Ltmotm St., BRINGING UP FATHER —By GEORGE McMANUS resistance.

VELL JU*y> ACM! FOOUWMEÎft-yoO WILL NOW HEUE OR MACHINE" IM CLA.O I OI0KT A Cube to a Cup. MOT i»b TOO BE A RICH MA.N XOO <^VE MF So sjoon oee xuxiuktdk PUT MORE THAN WAMT LABOROft ATtJObAND OOLLAR1» ttQIR. M> DOIN' HERE 7 WORk» MIT C*R CONDENSER A THOOAMO IN LAK VPHTtD MACHINE COME MIT ME UNO I •T STARTS DCH CrtNAMO OfN .O THAT' Apevr at t)HOW TQC------— *------OER HORE>E POWER OOET, IN AW IO A M. LENT»At DOT IO/ I» THE V OXO CUBES Ois i i Toast 1 Oxo Cube Dissolve the Ose la • little hat water. Put Pepper and Salt the butter and grated cheeae rate a assail stew Crumb# of Bread I______pen. aed pepper and ____ee!r. WWs dlsaolrad. add A little Setter enough crumb* of bread to fang th- mixture Stableepooafate grated Choses into * cream. Serve oe hs« butte red-boast.

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IG VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRJDAY, MARCH 2L 1924

Choose Your Garden Tools Now Government Closely These Prices Are Interesting jSmittd You'll find It difficult io^ask for something for the garden tfmt we Watched Prices of ,1 E DEBITED ; 4 ------have not Kuf. \VU$~ njg try ! » Pruning Shears. from^TL...... *...... Problem of Committees and ?. G. E. Contractors The Popular Yates Street Store Hand Forks, from ...... c...... Chairman Still Unsettled Aa noon an the city resumed con­ Syringe Sprsyers. from ...... ianVnîi Itrol of the Isolation Hospital, " aome Foot Pump Sprayer#1 : ...... _...... tk Forced Reduction When Conditions Warranted, Cor­ items of coat increased, the **Eureka" Cultivators cyntplete. Regular $11.75 for ...... Aw.7» respondence Showed; Murdock’s Percentage on ftlinatea committee of the council | woe told veeterday afternoon. Government Job Was Small The city htahh ofllcer has again Sample Suits mummed direct control, the formal Drake Hardware CoM Ltd. arrangement with the Jubilee Hos­ 141» Douglâ, Street Phon, 164$ pital for management having ter- Justification of tht* advance of thirty pvr cent, on unit prices min:ited two dr three ipontha ago. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY What was to be done, asked Aiders on the P.G.E. contract granted by the Government on the work man Andros, with regard to the po­ done by Murdock & (’ompany in 1020 was given in evidence by rtion created by the chairman Of the parka committee, Alderman Wood­ A. F. Proctor, former engineer for the Government, in the course ward. in refusing to act on matters MtiDE IN CANADA of his eVidence yesterday before the inquiry conductc land Municipalities to Resist true index of condition*, when1 the dues as much milk ci they should—or are you marking time and it was emphasize!. question came up in estimates com­ $19.50 feeding a number of boarders that should be sent to the butcher f iiew Firemen’s Hours the offlc mittee of the council yesterday after- TWO DECREASES Alderman Andros did not agree. Handsome plaids and stripes, half These are matters that can be put right Delays are fatal Why Correspondence . regarding ad­ No progress was made with tke As the council has not dealt with There was much discussion as to whether credits should appear with not consult ;—------— ------t?------ditional work to that contained in question of firemen's wages, for î tubjecf.* d. bate on the matter lined models in great variety of jBi the original contract with the North­ wu* deferred. the School Board requirement*. which a restoration of the scale is Alderman Todd taking the view that smartest and newest styles; all sizes. The Erick Bowman R.emsdy Co., Office and Factory, SIS Yates St. ern Construction Company was read asked, in estimates committee of the Tlie first Intimation of the cost of by 8 8. Taylor, senior Government the council giving effect to the Ra> - 1 it- aggregate cost of education should Particulars Will Be Furnished Upon Application to the Manager council yesterday. be disclosed, while Alder.nan Wood­ counsel. *T think I will oppose the law,” mur letters was explained by the The correspondence * contained comptroller to be .$3,6^0. ward said it was the only fajr way said Alderman Todd when the ques­ for the public also to know what the Sport Coats at New Flannel communications to the Minis­ tion arose of the hours of labor in Alderman Andros alluded to . the revenue would be. ter id Railways, pointing out the department. situation which ha* developed at W' advisability of doing the work Toronto, where a large sum has been Ahh rman Todd asked a number of It was stated that two la.wer Main- questions with regard to educational $11.-75 Dresses, $7.95 and instructions to carry- out the ! jailit councils would net put Into involved by a deal on exchange rate# further work. In the Spring of ltlî». 'operation the Firs 1 department's affecting a city Issue system?, arid the financial adjust­ ments. the Comptroller answering 1’iire wool polo eloths in An assortment of special - H Mr. Taylor stated, tin Northern Con- Hours of Work Act. The Mayor >utd further corre«?»on- hy Pay More ? the statement by assuring the alder- value: newest style frock». st------met>■ Ion— Companyin------agreed isto de TJo you think the fire brigades denc* was passing with the Dominion plain shades, also nèSf men 1 Int all he had aimed at was «•rease Uieir prices ever the price* in will lie down under this?" asked Securities <’orporatl> n. and another check patter na; well Very snappy and well made; thd Fall of !0i8. on new work north letter was to hand that day simplicity. Boys’ Solid Leather Alderman Wood want Alderman Marchant declared that tailorecL all regular sizes. beyond the original forty-two miles No one offered comment. All telephones arc to be listed under to 8 mi a Creek. In the Fall of 192«». the City Hall when jileed by the city the educational expenditure was of a Alderman Todd wa* taken to task special character, and should be BOOTS there was an increase of thirty per by Alderman Wood ward, who said official* and paid for by the city, refit on the 1918 prices. In 1921 there tho committee decldetl. thown distinctly. the Aldegman would li up scorn on a To the ordinary estimates it was Txvn full extension soles, wa* .v decrease on the 1911 prices, vtet w iiv declined to. obey the -1 one Increase and two decreases, Mr. decided to add the already approved outer xolv of oil tanne't law extraordinary estimates of $3.700 for Cretonne Corsets Taylor emphasized. Ald'rmnn Andros stated It would chrome. Stand art! screwed •’You have heard a lot about the j cost Sîtl.Oou to give effect to the the High School, and Victoria West COMPANY School grounds, in order to avoid increases but not the decreases,ease*, my Hours of Joibor Act. and also to re­ Extra Speeial and stitched. j submitting a by-law. Remnants for All sizes from 1 to 6 ^ lord. ‘ he remarked. store the salaries to the former rate. Alderman Woodward thought the A letter from the Hon. John Oliver Action was deferred in the absi-nce «am»- principle should apply to the then Minister of Railways, dated of thjfe»- numbers of the committee. p«.. stimate*. giving credit f'»v Saturday ! April 4.. i>! v stated that the Mil Isle* HJflîv facetious remarks were made .-«fier corx.su It a lion1 Willi his co-direc­ police court fee* to thé police vote. $1.00 attorn the Firemen's Band, when dis- tor*. had ' decided to have the work Morning $2.98 « u**ing a vote fi>r the bandmaster. Superior quality coutil to Sinla Cr«»ek done. It suggested It wit* elated that a trainer waa es- to the engineer that he should en- Neighboring Cities Will be F wa Y ards te Eaek Ewd ^.ld mhtêm »r Rain ati- Before You Build Àldwmftii Rargenl said LeYoTfTtT Represented m Parade Reg. value $1.50. 11,00 regular alzes ; medium 1 'igisult Our Architect ing So were. Y, but as ej^ed was nece*- no justification fbr the city en- Reg. value $2.00 #l.BO bust. *ary to get the work done before the Uouragliig the men to neglect their At the next meeting of the May­ CONSULTATIONS FREE frosts of Winter, to accept the price I duties, while other aldermen wanted time Frolic committee, at which, in­ 11_ to preserve , _ ...... rand '>r<|er the work done If he were nqurn from the band in the cidentally. it will be recommended to Controlled by Otar Construction uo.. ,mabi* t<> get a reduction. [ wu> of public appearances Alderman Up your health Factory restore the original name of Victoria Agents REVISED SCALE i Ker thought that with men unoccu­ Day i >#ebratlon under which the —your best HOSIERY pied while on duty, it was wise to festival was known for half a cen­ ! Fine Fabric : The Previous correspondence showed keep them satisfied, but he could see Your asset for tury. it will tie possible to report n»n- Ladies’ Bilk Lisle How that the Northern Count ruction Com - no reason why the men did not supply ildcrable progf?*» in CbnnecUdn with pany agree*) »«> do the extra work their own bandmaster.------making life General Warehouse the organization of the queen con­ Gloves,85c Pair 86c on the same term* a* the original The vote passed for $300. by five Mind successful. Phone 2170 527 Yntes St. contract, cost plus live ami on«--h*lf votes to three votes. test. Full fashioned and seamless per cent, and twenty-five per cent of Ii was stated that the Fire Chief 1* The replies to the letter which Good digestion is all- Newly arrived and shown in new Spring shades. any saving on the unit price on the subject to,prosecution every* day the Secretary <\ B. Sylvester sent out in­ important The best original contract. Owing to the-drop council delay* action on tht* matter. viting neighboring tilies to send a in all the wanted abattes Ladies’ Silk Hose, Pair MS in construction cost* since the queen and to be r»‘pm»enled in the pageant on May 21 are now being way to insure it is for 79c CMftxrr. MMMTA original contract wa* signed, a re­ and aiiea. Splendid vised scale of unit prices wa* sub­ considered in the various communi­ Pure Thread Silk Hose In mitted by the Construction Company. ties. . quality; two domes. black only : all sizes. The much-talked-of thirty per cent Ulien the matter was discussed ■To Take increase was referred to. The appli­ TYPING CONTEST in the Vancouver finance committee cation for an increase on the unit this week a sub-committee, composed Beecham’s Pills. When the SEEDS! SEEDS! price was made by the Northern Con­ of Aldermen Bennett. Garbutt and digestive organs fail, nu­ struct lun Company in July. -Hr Twry w-XLS apjM-Inted to make a trition is interfered with; MILLINERY OUR NEW ADDRESS IS a letter id which they stated the ATTRACTS SEVEN re<‘ommendation with regard-to rep - 1421 DOUGLAS STREET need for the increase had existed resentat^Mi. The posaibiHty t*f Van­ blood is tainted, nerves since September. 1919. W. J. SAVORY SEED AND couver entering a float in the parade suffer, headaches and In October, IV20, the increase was will be discussed. SPECIALS FLORAL CO., LTD. Phono 1024 allowed for the whole of the year Nanaimo having a May Day cele­ minor ailments multiply. 1920, a shorter period than the In­ bration of its own, has declined to A reliable cleansing, Blockers! Stockers! ! Stockers:! ! crease was declared necessary for. participate. corrective agent that acts Hauling. Storage. Piano Moving. Mr Taylor mid in passing. National Typing Champion As already reported to th* execu­ $4.95 and $8.95 Phones 2420. 2460. 3450 Minutes of a meeting of P.G E. tive committee Duncan proposes to quickly ana with highly JAPANESE WARSHIPS directors held September 15. 1921. ship to be Decided on »*• represented in the parade. It is satisfactory results is / showed a fifty per' cent decrease of Very stylish and wearable headwear VISIT YANGTSE RIVER March 29 fully expected that other cities on th - thirty per cent increase previ­ the Island will send à representative. ously granted was decided upon and in splendid variety, showing all the : Tokio, March 21 — Four destroyer agreed to by the Construction Com­ Representatives of seven cities latest touches from fashion head­ | flotilla*, headed by the light cruiser pany. The decrease applied to all throughout Canada will participate INTERURBAN PASSES quarters. j Kitlk’ami. commando) hy Rear-Ad - Item* except- bridge timbers and KHHAM'S in the contest for the title of cham­ | mirai Alda, have sailed from Kure *t ringers. MAY BE OBTAINED ! for Shanghai, from where they will pion typist of the .Dominion of Can­ JUSTIFIES INCREASE ada, it was learned at the Hprbtt AT VARIOUS POINTS (cruise up the Yangtse River as far as The d>»ep Cre^k viaduct . wa* Saturday Specials in Children’s I Hankow. TUe avowed purposq of the Khaw Institute to-day. Result* of wilt-— scheduled for completion in June. Further details with regard to the j trip !• to traiii the crew* and chart the competition will l>e wired from 1920. It was not. however, com­ Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmon­ weekly pass system on the Haanich Urge* Smimmlmmr UmSrim. tm tk#W«eU. 30c TAXI | the river. t pleted until the Winter of 1921. ton and other cittje* to Toronto and Interurban were issued .. <$aj b) < i Wear I Thl* is the greatest display of 4*P- M Tripp, general superintendent. anM* naval strength yet made <>n the given‘their standing in the Canadian Championship*. The life of the pass or tho i«tss Children's Dresses Oirb' White Voile Dresses Yangtse River. Foreign naval offl- week will always be fror. tin first j rials do not place any political impli- In, conjunction with the Canadian Special, $3.96 Phone 2900 championship content, which will l>e train Monday to the las train Hunday. Beg. to $9.60. Bale $6.96 |ration on the trip, but a high naval held at the 8prott-8haw school on In order to make it !s conv* nient Painty styles, lace trimmed officer admitted that the Tokio Gov­ iT as iMissible for patrons of the-lln*» to Smart dresses of navy serge, Haturday morning at ten o'clock, with ribbon sash : unusual ernment realize* the value of a dem­ colored flannels and home- Man h 29. the contest for the city and obtain their passe*, arrangement.* value. : sixes S to 12 years. onstration of thi* nature in vo w of have been made to have the passet on .pun. for Spring wear; rood the boycott of Japanese goods hy district championship will be held. Yellow Cab Co. The contest will b«* conducted under sale at Marigold, Colqult* (Wilkin­ style.; as*» * to 14 year.. Children’s Overalls, $1.60 Chinese merchant* along the river DF CITY POLICE the official rules governing Canadian son Road). ITospect. 8lugge(r« an 1 WEEKEND last year and the attack* on Japanese 8aanichton post offices, in .uldltlo:) to to $1.98 shipping there. typewriting contests and the winner of tho national championship will the interurhan station Doug'as SHOPPERS Oirls’ Gingham Dresses Khaki and blue denim: scarlet Alderman Marchant Believes hold the title of,champion typist of Street end from the operators on the Special, $1.29 trimmings. Dutch boy styles; the city and district of Victoria until R< ?t and re- ages 3 to 8 years. * rnSrSMHDti-ORDER Some Reduction Possible the next competition is held. A mag­ "The passe* have been received Plaid end check gingham», nificent cup has been presented hy from the printer." said Mr. Tripp, plain chambray., in a wonder­ -MEN WOMEN and we have everything In readings* TEA House Dresses, Special the Hprott-Hhaw Institute for the KETTLE ful a»«ortmenl ; ag<« * to 14 iHILOREN % The high expense of the police has to get away to it good start on March at $1.59 winner of the city and district cham­ Miss M. j iiecome the subject of remark hy pionship. 31. Weelridgs -JjT"- Exceptional values In colored "The whole Idea of the weekly Alderman Marchant, owing t » the The fallowing d>re the prizes for Cor. Dougus efiambray ; trimmed contrast­ 644 John S’ various protective force* operating in the local contest: pass system.” he said, “is that It is. a and View TEA KETTLE Gingham House Dresses | the city and suburbs. The city jhj- medium through which we can offer , Streets ing colors; sizes 38 to 44. Victoria- bo- Winner championship contest, the Fhsrie 409*0 Special, $1.98 lice will cost $f(>7.800 this yety. Sprott-Hhaw cup and the R. J. Sprott transportation at wholesale .or bar­ Princess Slips, $2.26 The questI»»• * was brought up in Hie cup; runner-up champion, the J. II. gain mle*. We are in exactly the Extra fine quality, smart cheek estimate* committee of the cnun".! same position its any ordinary nv-r- j Beatty cup. désigna with collar and Venice ttoft sateen with hemstitched M | yesterday afterno