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VOL, 92 NO. 56
VICTORIA. B.C.. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1938 -14 PAPES PRICE FIVE CENTS

EUROPE WATCHES AS BMTAIN-ITALY TALKS START

Prominent Stock Bridge Tom to Pieces By Flood
Ambassador and Duce’s
Firm Suspended By
4à Foreign Minister Seeking
New York Exchange
R ioho pri
Richard 111 kll»...
Whitney —and— -1

Ruled Off; Stated Obliga­

.
Co. a "
~>rms of New Agreement
Counsel Decries
CREW RESCUED
tions Not Met

Prairie Influx
Èarl of Perth, Carrying British Government’s
Proposals, Launches Conversations With Count

Hasty Judgment AFTER CRASH

Ciano in Rome; France Expects Ambassador to

h>EW YORK ( AP)—The New Tishpacker and Tug Collide

York Stock Exchange today an­ Off Coast Near Camp.
Te B.C Great Reeves Say 5.000 Arrived
Uphold Her Point of View; Ribbentrop, Speaking
for Germany, Wyi Open Discussion in London
Thursday
nounced suspension of Richard -—* beg RjVer
Whitney and Co. from member­ in Fraser Valley in Three ROME (AP) — Anglo-Italian
ship for failure to meet its ob Five members of the crew of conversations which may hold the
Years
ligations. -
Richard Whitney, the senior rood ,his morning after their ship
partner of the firm, was for sev- sank- following a collision with
eral years president of the ex- ! lhe lug B.C. Boy at 5.30, off the
______ Canuck
the tishpacker ______ were res­
No Telegrams :
Figures presented by the Union
of B.C. Municipalities to the pro­
vincial cabinet today showed that
key to war or peace in Europe be­
gan today.
The Earl of Perth, British am­
bassador.- entered the Chlgl
change until nearly two years ea£[ coast of Vancouver Island. I
ago.
v A statement by the exchange fully loaded with a cargo of 50 !
—said the committee on business tons of boT-rtrmis at the'Tlme of
The Canuck, of TO tons, was come Into the Fraser Valley in
the last three years from the
In House Debate
approximately 5,000 people have

SBÉnteHwmr drought region? Chamberlain Does Not- torn they hnptin naim-ri n political
Palace late this afternoon to open
with Foreign Minister Galeazzo
Ciano the talks which even be-

conduct had discovered, on March the mishap. and other prairie provinces. Answer in Commons On crisis In Great Britain and resig­
I. 1938, evidence of conduct ap­ The B.C. Boy rescued her rrew, Reeve R. M CrHuer of Rich­ nation of Anthony Eden as For­
parently contrary to Just and which had to jump Into the water mond submitted the report of a Messages to Dominions eign Secretary.
equitable principles of trade. before their ship quickly sank, j survey listing 1,169 heads of LONDON (CP)—Prime Min­ Lord Perth returned only Sun­
Hearing bn the (Marges was set The men were taken to hospital families with 3,859 dependents as ister Chamberlain made no reply day from London, where he re­
for March 17. at Campbell River, where they : having entered valley municipal­ in the Hodsé of Commons today ceived’ instructions from the :
“This morning the firm of were treated fox exposure and - ities within the period. Of this when Rt. Hon. A. V. Alexander, Chamberlain government
Richard Whitnevgjy Ca. .advised shock------' number 394 families with ,1,351 Labor, asked whether he ,would FRENCH OPINION -
tfié excfiangêthai it was unable - The accident occurred off, dependents were said to be on supply members with copies of
to meet its obligations and sus­ Esteed Island. Garland Harbor, relief. PARIS (CP-Havas) — Prime
telegrams to, and the replies re­
pension for Insolvency was an­ in the Campbell River area. Just "We're getting them by the ceived from, the Dominions in Minister Chamberlain’s House of
nounced from the rostrum of the at daylight. hundreds,” said Reeve George connection with the changes in Commons speech Monday in de­
exchange shortly after 10 a.m.,” All members of the crew were Cruickshanks of Matsqul, speak British foreign policy. fence of Britain's vast rearma­
said the official statement. Canadians, but their names were . lng at a preliminary meeting of ment program and his govern­
Officials declined to elaborate not given in meagre dispatches the union delegates.. Geoffreys Mander, Liberal, pre­ ment’s foreign policy received
on the charges. received at headquarters of the"lihisJiridge
. a short time ago was strong enough to support trains, but now It lies in fragments Reeve William Crouch of Saan­ viously had raised the question, complete approval in Paris today.
asking Rt. Hon. Malcolm Mac French leaders of all shades
G. WHITNEY'S BROTHER Provincial ,-uuce
Police nere.
here j v’a*hl'd from i,s base. “ collapsed into the bed of the flooded Los Angeles River. The loss is Dart ich said the usual plan had been
Whitney, the most prominent The Canuck sank in 30 fathoms ]of *h® total of $65.000,000 damage to public and private property which resulted from last week’s floods to offer those who needed relief Donald, Dominions Secretary, of political opinf&n viewed the
the funds for transportation oack whether “in view of the fact that British leader’s remarks as a
member of the exchange to be of water and her salvage will be! in southern California. Other flood pictures from California are on page 3
suspended In many years, is a difficult. She Is 75 feet in length,---------------------------------- ------- ------------------- ----- • to theirjiomcs. But this did not fundamental differences have elear-Cut picture of Britain’s aims
brother of George Whitney, part­ equipped with a 135 horsepower always” ork. He had one case ' been disclosed and that the Prime which will strengthen London’s
in Saanich where the head of the Minister has abandoned collective position at the opening of ths
ner in the banking house of J. p. Diesel engine and is owned by Joe ,
Morgan and Company.
Wall Street veterans could not Street East, Vancouver.
Moscow Court Is
Carr and partners, 666 Pender j
Ground Frost _
Did No Damaae Toved- Thcre wpre «ven cmi
family was sick and could not be security, the Dominions are satis­ Anglo-Italian talks at Rome.
fied with this radical departure The Prime Minister’s vigorous
remember a similar action in- 3 dren and relief had to be given In foreign policy." stand In defence of democracy
volWng a former president of Dog That Bit Told of Murders of There was a slight frost last *1 think it will be seen from was a welcome surprise. It lent
newspaper reports that some of additional strength to the Impres­
the exchange. The announcement
from the rostrum over the big
trading floor came as-a shock
Man Is Doomed
night. The minimum tempera­
HAD RESIDED
ture on the ground was reported
to- have been 31.5 degrees by the
the Dominion Prime Ministers sion France not only will be kept
have said that they would not informed on the Rome talks, but
to the membership generally.
Gorky and Others
Destruction | of a police dog, Dominion Meteorological .Obser- agree that there has been any also that its point of view will be
Trading, however, showed no owned by Sam Chong, Chinese,
notable effect.

comment, but Sumner Ford, rep­ morning.

was ordered by Magistrate Henry
Whitney declined Immediate Hall in the Ciry Police Court this Y a g o a a. Ex-police Head,
The sentence was
Jvatory here. Above the ground
| the mercury did not go below
‘ 38.5 degrees. HERE 85 YEARS
n,
fundamental departure in foreign defended by the British negotia­
policy,“~Mr. MacDonald replied.

There was no damage to farm Alfred C. Williams, Native ferred questioners to his state­
Prime Minister Chamberlain re­
tors.
By GEORGE IIAMBI.ETON
resenting attorneys for the Whit- passed because it bit W. Rogers Confesses Slayings; Doc­ Pleads Guilty or garden. Most plants are not Son, Died Here Today ments of yesterday to the effect
Canadian Press Staff Writer
ney firm, issued a brief state­ while he was walking along Fis- tors Killed Author sufficiently far advanced to feel that the Dominions had been fully LONDON—Britain is moving
ment asking “those interested to guard, Street, having attacked on a double front for peace.
MOSCOW (AP) — Genrikh
a frost and those that are in Born in Victoria 85 years ago, informed. Late today in Rome, following
reserve opinion until this firm has him for no apparent reason. bloom were not hurt. Alfred Charles Williams, member A Labor member demanded Prime Minister Chamberlain's
made its answer . . Chong appeared in court this Yagoda, once the most dreaded of a well known pioneer family, whether the “action of the gov­ firm declaration that Great Bri­
morning and pleaded guilty to a man in Russia, tonight abjectedly passed away this morning at his ernment is In accordance with tain’s “terrifying power" in
GUERILLAS IN
harvard graduate
W'hitney was born in Beverly, home, 1820 Lillian Road. the consultations that took place armaments is not to be used for
Mass., in 1888, attended Groton Mr. Williams was believed to at the Imperial Conference last aggression, -the Earl of Perth,
School and graduated from Har­ he was unaware of what the dog eminent Russians. be one of the oldest, if not the summer?” * British ambassador to Italy, met
vard in 1912. He went directly had done.
Into the financial field. The court ordered delivery of
The New York State Attorney- the dog within three days to the sudden ofreversal
General's office announced an city poundkeeper for destruction. avowal
Yagoda's plea of guilty was
of his earlier
Innocence in the killing
of Vyacheslaff Menzhinsky in
a
CHINA GAIN oldest, native son in Victoria. He
was born
Snow Also Checks Japanese bush, and during his long life
at a time when Victoria
Higher Freight
was a fort, surrounded by heavy
“Yes,” replied Mr. Chamberlain Couht Galeazzo Ciano, Italian
Foreign Minister, in the first of
the Anglo-Italian talks.
At the Foreign Office here
investigation into the firm's af­
fairs would be commenced imme­
1934. He already had admitted Advance in Areas of Battles watched its gradual progress to Rates in U.S. Tuesday Viscount Halifax, For­
diately, with a hearing some Suggests Massey guilt In the deaths of Maxim its present size. For many years eign Secretary, will „ receive
time late today. Gorky, the writer. In 1936, and By LLOYD LEURRAS Mr. Williams was connected with WASHINGTON (AP) - The Joachim von Ribbentrop, Ger­
It was understood, likewise, the For Tory Post Valerian Kuibisheff, head of the Associated Press Foreign Staff the old Baker brickyards. United States interstate commerce man Foreign Minister, in what Is
first Five year Plan, in 1935. SHANGHAI (AP) — Heavy He Is survived by two daugh commission granted American hoped to be the first of a series
Securities and Exchange Gommis- LONDON (CP) — Slips that One of 21 facing probable death railroads today a 10 per cent in­
sioo would hold an independent pass in the night: The Daily in.Moscow’s greatest blood purge snow throughout central China tors, Mrs. W. Reid and Mrs. W. J cf Anglo-German conversations.
inquiry. and Increasingly strong guerilla Henry, of Victoria, and one son, crease in freight rates, but ex­ The Dominions, It is intimated,
Telegraph in its column devoted trial, Yagoda was a pitiful, attacks on all fronts have A. R. Williams, Vancouver; three empted several major commod­ will be kept Informed in accord­
Members of the firm in addition to Dominioif news announces the
to Whitney are Edwin D. Morgan choice of a successor to R. B. shrunken, grew figure In the checked the Japanese advance in sisters and one brother, Mrs. J. ities. ance with the usual procedure.
The commission, which re­
Jr., Henry D. Mygatt, S. Kings Bennett as Canadian Conservative prisoners^-box.'to which he had its self designated task of bring­ Moore and Mrs. J. Moriey of this
cently held' hearings, found ex­
The contacts so far arranged
ley Roldewaid. Daniel C. Condon leader is unlikely until summer, death. But another defendant sent so many on their way to ing about a pro-Japanese regime city, and Mrs. Joe Richards and are preliminary to jiegotlatlone
In China. Thomas Williams, Merritt isting - rates ’ to be “inadequate." (Turn to Page »; Col. 6)
and John J. McManus. The estate but “among the most favored are testified that not long ago he
of John A. Hayes has a special Vincent Massey, Senator Meighen aspired to become Russia’s Hitler. The growing intensity of the The remains are reposing at
guerilla attacks threatens to dis-, Hayward’s B.C. Funeral Chapel,
interest and R, J. Manton ” One point of %ls pre-trial con­ - GENRIKH YAGODA
fession, however, Yagoda did not Whose confession of murdorsf nipt conrmtinramsh facilities be­ conduct funeral services at 3.30
confirm—his part In the death, was heard by the Moscow court Japanese tween the far-flung lines of the
where Rev. A. Tie B. Owen will Seek Government
Ransom Attempt — called murder, of Maxim Fech-
koff, son of Gorky. When first
_________today. __ ________ army. Thursday afternoon, after which
Daily reports from the Hang­ the remains will be laid at rest In
chow area tell bf Japanese. out­ Ross Bay Cemetery. Aid For Indigents
on the stand he recanted hi* con­

For Boy Planned HAILSTORM

fession concerning Pechkoff.
Later he asked leave tb discuss
this murder charge in camera.
posts attacked, train service dis­
rupted and telephone and tele­
graph lines cut.
TO REPAIR BRIDGE
NANAIMO (CP)—The city
Cabinet Promises to Study
Burden on Cities After

THE WEATHER
AU four deaths previously had
M. Levine of New York been ascribed to natural causes.
Awaits Word From Those RUSSIAN HITLER ««CALIFORNIA TOWNS RETAKEN
council has accepted a tender
T. H. Bell Company of Vancouver
While guerilla tactics con­ for repairs to the Millstone
stantly harried the Japanese, Chi­ Bridge. Creosoted piling will
by
Hearing Argument
Municipal leaders of British
Mayor Firm Do
VICTORIA. I a.m. today—The barometer
is relatively high off Vancouver Island
.••bowers have occurred on the north coast
but in other parts of British Columbia the
weather has been fair, warm by day and
cool at night. It has been fine on the
prairies, but cold in Manitoba and Bas-
Holding Son Peter ( P. P. Buianoff, one of the 21 New Storm in South Also nese troops recaptured several be placed under the bridge foot Columbia today asked the govern­
accused, once Yogada’s
-Convinced he has been In con come a Russian Hitler. He testi­
secretary,
NEW ROCHELLE, N.£ (AP) testified Yagoda wanted to be Accompanied By Lightning; Tuesday were threatening Japan $2,774.92.
House Set Afire
towns in Anwhet
esc garrisons at Wuhing and
province and Ings at an estimated co^t of ment to contribute toward the
cost Of caring for unemployable Relief Issue
persons, claiming they could not Says City Will Turn Ad­
katchewan.
tact with klddnappcrs of his 12- fied Yagoda admired Adolf Hit­ Wukang. Near Tlnguan; 30 miles stand the burden.
Victoria—Barometer. 30 14; temperature,
max. 54. bid 30; «aim. clear.
LOS ANGLES (AP)—Hail
year-old son. Murray Levine ler’s rise from the ranks and and lighining ushered in. a new a Japanese cavalry detachment
south of Llnhwaikwan Further Relief
in Anwhel, The government promised to
ministration Over to Gov-'
though Hitler’s "Mein Kampf” give full consideration to their ernment If Rules Enforced
Vancouver—Barometer. 30 14, tempera­
ture. max. 56. min 35, wind, t miles N K.
trace, clear.
waited hopefully today for in­ was "a fine book.” norm loday as rain-plagued was ambushed. Thirty soldiers Cut Is Hinted request whan The relief ) Wh
structions for the payment of Asked why he had .confessed southern California struggled to were killed. tofen completoly -regreg..^ joined representatives of the
' had ordered the dtjJtiAS_U April and the extent of the cost
Si.*.; prealp JO; cloudy^
à mr'ermt . a wife to support may Is know-n. Union of British Columbia Muni­
San Francisco—Barometer. 29 96; tem-
per,turc, nu». H. «un. M: wind, i mil» whose son. Peter, disappeared (Torn to Page $, Col. 7) "flood chaos. be cut off relief as the govern
l allway. Among them were de mentis next step In reducing the Hon. George S. Pearson, Min­ cipalities in a protest to the Cabi­
N ; preclp. .15; cèoudy. February 24, declined to com Lightning bolts set fire to a tachments attacking with red ister of Labor, expressed the net today over application of new
Victoria .... ....................... “,V
»-«»lmo —..................................... S3 ,1 ment on conflicting reports that
Bridge Worker Is Pasadena home during the night spears and stripped to the waist relief rolls has been given, ac opinion that the burden might Teller regulations In the province.
Vancouver............................... m3* he had made a secret automobile and extinguished the lights in an under the delusion they are cording to Victoria delegates not be as heavy as the muni­ Mayor Andrew MeGavin gave his
personal view of the problem
New Wrstmlmter ............ $7 37 trip Monday. Some persons said attending the special Union of cipalities now feared.
Beattie ............................................ u Injured in Fall
12 they had seen him leave the
Altadena
slight.
residence. Damage was immune to gunfire—a survival B.C Municipalities meeting at the A Union of B.C. Municipalities created by the revised plans for
»Portland
VI kl* 1 lu ...................................... «a £ the historic Boxer rebellion.
delegation spent an hour with administering relief. -
. ......
1------- jtoh^PrancUco 54 46 house with two other men; others
Legislative Buildings today.
insisted he had not ventured out VANCOUVER (CP)—Reginald I*avy• j hail
•«=«* struck
aiiui.iv Redondo
rvt-aonao ----;---------------------- - “As soon as the government
Prince Oeorge . Davis, 30, was in a hospital here Beach after an electrical display -FUGITIVES CAB WRECKED Alderman W. Lloyd Morgan the cabinet on the Issue,
Penticton IZI
«Her -
today with serious injuries suf illuminated Illuminated the sfcv sky. Rein «...
Rain was ........ -_____' said it had been intimated to which arose when the provincial puts us on the spot, we’ll put
fired In a 40-foot fall from a reported from Santa Barbara to VANCOUVER (CP) — An au Victoria that on April 1 the gov­ government, under pressure from them on the spot,," the mayor
Grand Porks
Nelson
TO CEASE PUBLISHING
rope just as he finished his day’s Newport Beach. tomoblle thief being purscud by ernment might pass on "another Ottawa, recently ordered that un­ said. "In other words, as soon
Kasio ...... city police In a prowler car early load” to the cities. employable persons be cut off re­ changes as they put into force the relief
CStgnnr ......... „ PARIS i CP-Havas) — Disap­ work yesterday on the First Nar­ Estimates of damage done to today wrecked the machine he they have announced,
lief. This threw such people
pearance of the 55-year-old Cath­ rows Bridge construction job. private and public property by was driving, but managed to es­ Alderman S. H. Okell said the back onto municipal councils for the city of Victoria will have to
Edmonton ....................................... jg
Prince Albert -................ 34
Moose Jew .......................... 34 olic-rightist dally newspaper Witnesses said Davis ap­ the disastrous floods of last week relief department had Indicated put the whole relief Issue back
Qu’Appelle ......... ;.................. .
Winnipeg .......................... :............ i«
14 Echo de Paris was reported tro­ parently lost his hold on a line fluctuated around the $65,000,000 cape. The driver of the stolen that single men would again be their care. on the government. The dty will
4 Toronto is tniijent todayf with financial wnile sliding
^kUe^sllding to the grout
ground from car failed to round a turn, and the off relief this summer and It was BURDEN TOO HEAVY
Ottawa . ____ ... mark. The casualty list read: 69 not carry an extra burden' of
,« troubles forcing it into Uqulda-1 the 300 foot tower now being Identified dead, 17 unidentified car crashed through a fence. The possible a married man without The delegation told the govern­
driver ran between two houses dependents other than his wife ment that while the cities were $50,000_ojJ60.000 a year.
SI John 5
Htidis ......... m », tion. *-------
[erected.-■
dead, 88 persons missing. and disappeared. I’m speaking far myself,
might also be refused aid. (Turn to Page 1, Col. If - «ourse,” the mayor added.
 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 8,1938
wart of. relief had •

—'SPY HUNT IN . .. .. .
changed the picture entirely.
British Columbia, particularly,
“T*’!-*'' EUROPE WATCHES AS MOSCOW COURT IS-TOLD
BRITAIN-1 T A L Y TALKS OF MURDERS OF GORKY
rr\Ttv
Radio Service Is Al­ had attracted thousands of START AND OTHERS
ways Best Because
GROWING WIDER
transients by its climate, and
many of them had drawn relief
Rites Today (Continued from Page I) (Continued from Page 1)
u
$fuck)
We Have the Trained all the time they were establish which It Is hoped will lead to a were untrue, Yagoda, whose once
ing residence. general European settlement. sleek, round’ cheeks were
Men and Equipment G-men Reported to Have Many people had reached old Military Honors at Funeral ARMS BUDGET VOTED shrunken hollow and whose face
TRY US .Unearthed Number of SEEK GOVERNMENT AID age during the depression with­ of Late R.C.M.P. Chief was ashen grey, would only reply:
FOR INDIGENTS out any chance of, making Yesterday Prime Minister “Allow me please not to answer
New Clues in Ottawa ’ Chamberlain told a tense Hourê
(Continued from Page 1) * normal provision for It. Modern that question."
KENT’S
I eeois m y»t„ WASHINGTON (API—United
States Justice Department agents quite ready to accept the prin­ aivaiiy
Industry demands young, phy­
sically in winners, ana
fit workers" and tnose
OTTAWA (CP)
those ; paused today to pay tribute to
assigned to espionage cases ciple that unemployable? should with small handicaps could not the la,e Major-General Sir James deter me from doing what I can fantastic
— Ottawa of Commons: • Testimony in today's session—
"Neither past memories nor the sixth—of the trial traced a
present misrepresentation will story of murder in
which some of Russia's leading
kCIGA RETIES^
worked today In strictest secrecy, not draw unemployment relief, get Jobs even though they could M^Brlen, for many years one to restore confidence and tran­ physicians became the villains
Charge Based by order of Attorney-General the government must participate do certain .............................
kinds of work. df the moat outstanding citizens
quillity of mind in Europe."
Cummings. in the cost of caring for the indi­ ECONOMIC WAR of the capital. and science provided the instru his son catch colds, which de­
On Operation His instructions, which included gents because the cities simply CASUALTIES Commissioner of the Royal The House approved the gov­ ments. ' veloped - into double pneumonia
a ban on any publicity without could not handle it alone. Canadian IMUUIIHU
Mounted 1Police, U1JUC, a sol ernment's tremendous réarma- DOCTOR BRIBED
a f>Ul and then deliberately giving
VANCOUVER <CP) — Mrs. his personal approval, were given “Many of these persons who dlcr for nearly 40 years, veteran m«it plans by a vote of 347 to wrong treatment Of Gorky he
The municipal brief was ap­ Dr. L. G. Levin, distinguished said:
Alice Randolph. 51, was held by as reports spread that the Fed­
proved at a preliminary meeting are now termed unemployable," ot tw0 wars In both of which he 133, after It had rejected 351 to
city police today on a chaîna of eral Bureau of Investigation had said the brief, "are casualties ot had1 served with distinction, and 134 a Labor amendment which In appearance, with white hair, “He was a completely ill man,
perlorming an Illegal operation. uncovered new clues on the op­ hi the Cedar committee room an anuuimi, economic war- ..'. 1.1-1. i—
which has one who had risen from the rank declared the armaments were to goatee and pince nez, who until a buj his lungs -tere the wort*
The arrest Monday afternoon fol­ erations of a “spy ring." with Reeve R. C. McDonald. Co­ of trooper to be Canada's first “further the dangerous and un­ few months ago was head of the Kruchoff aski/ idle what was baa
quitlam, presiding. Reeve J. B. taken a toll as definite as any sound policy undertaken by the Kremlin Hospital, led up to for Gorky. I told him long waik»-
lowed Investigation by city detec­ An informed official indicated Leyland was appointed to present military campaign, arid their care chief of the general staff, Sir government." Yagoda’s retraction. One of the physical exercise, failure to rest
tives Into the case of a woman several persons were being ques is equally a national problem as James died in a Toronto hospital
admitted to a Kltsllano nursing tloned in various parts of the the argument to. the cabinet. the maintenance of ‘bqrnt-out’ last Saturday. In telling the House that if 21 accused. Dr. Levin testified alter dinner.
home In serious condition some country. Victoria and the surrounding veterans of the Great Wir," the Today, following a service In negotiations should fail, “we Yagoda had bribed him with for­ "So he ’ was allowed to walk
days ago. The patient is re­ The Justice Department con- districts were fully represented brief said. Christ Church Cathedral, the shall not hesitate to revise our eign Gorky.
wines and luxuries to kit] miles—a thing he loved so —to
ported "recovering on the delegation, with Aldermen The delegation told the cabinet body was borne to Beechwood (rearmament) program or rate work in his garden. He also loved
good to its safes aUconfidential James Adam, Burges Gadsden, of acceleration," Mr. Chamber He and his colleague, Dr I. N. fire and flames, so fires were
reports prepared by the State W. Lloyd Morgan and S. H. Okell, it was preparedMo back up any Cemetery, through mourning lain declared the £1,500,000,000 Kazakoff, head of a clinic, also made in the open-at-nlght and he
THIEF IS JARRED Department. Ordinarily, these with Relief Officer E. G. Snow­ representations the province lanes of Ottawa's citizens. Most originally planned for the five- a defendant, swore they helped was allowed to stand facing the
Would make to Ottawa on the prominent among those who
VANCOUVER (CP)—A Jar of reports are kept in clerk files. den from the city; Reeve R. R. subject. They pointed .out that grieved the death of General Mar­ year rearmament plan would not kill .Pechkoff and Menzhinsky warmth, having a Cold wind Dlow­
marmalade was too much for a Taylor, Oak Bay: Reeve Alex in old age; pei under Yagoda’s threats agains; ing across his hack.
PRINCE RUPERT DEATH pensions, pensions for Brlen were the old soldiers, with be sufficient, but did not estimate their own llvc£>
youthful thief who tried to Lockicy, Esquimalt, and Reeve the destitute. blind and allow­ allow- whom ,he bonds of comradeship what the new total figure would "Kruchkoff brought him up
snatch Mrs. B. Holden's purse. PRINCE RUPER8, B.C. (CP) - Crouch and Municipal Clerk R. ances for “burnt-out" veterans, had strengthened with the pass- be. "Yagoda expressed dissatisfac­ I from the Crimea when his grand­
As the youth crept up behind her John Crawford, 20, stepson of A. R, F. Sewell, Saanich. tion with Peehkoff’s ways," Dr. children were down with grip.
the Dominion had accepted re­ Ing ,years. AIR COMPARISON Levin related, "said he was doing Gorky 'caught it Jn two days. It
and seized tne bag, Mrs. Holden J. Cook of Vancouver, died in a For
Fhr several reasons, the brief sponslbllity sponsibility In social matters. matters Arrangements for the funeral
swung the marmalade bottle she hospftal here today, the victim of said, the burden of caring for the 1 "Tf thov n 111 p.y-—rm- màto I had been made by the National Mr. Chamberlain’s declaration nothing, had no job, was given developed into double pneumonia.
was carrying In one hand Th« IE destitute”, that Is unem- things, why should ^they of Britain’s determination to be to alcoholic excesses." '______ _ We used targe doses of medicines
Jar hit the side of the thief's corpuscles to disappear from the poor and destitute, they riot t>cfFnce Department and Its secure regardless of cost, and the
ptoyables, was heavier than it character was wholly military, MURDER ORDER which normally should be used
head. Hhe ran—dropping the blood stream. The body will be used to be before the depression. recognize heart disease or .with the R.C.M.P. performing a assertion by Rt. Hon. Winston in small doses and less fre­
purse' In his hurry. arthritis eases," said Relief Of­ Churchill, Conservative, that the Finally, said Levin, Yagoda told quently.”
taken to Calgary for burial. Where it was once a "nominal ficer Rupert Bone of Vancouver prominent function. The pall­ German air force is double Bri­ him "Pechkoff must be done
bearers were representatives of These medicines, he explained,
all branches of the servie#. They tain’s strength, provided a sombre away with.”
tone to the debate mi what Rt. "Murdered?"- asked Prosecutor were heart stimulants—which
were MaJ .-Gen. C. F. Constantine. would not have been harmful to
Hon. Clement Attlee, Labor Andrei Vishlnsky.
"Yes," the physician answered. other patients.
SAFEWAY^PIGCLY WIGGLY Adjutant-General: MaJ.-Gen. H. leader,
A. Panet; MaJ.-Gen. A. G. L. Me termed "the gloomiest
Nau'ghton, former chief of the document” he had ever seen—the lagoda as telling him: "You must
government’s white paper on de-
Generarstaff: Commodore Perry -fence:---------------:---------------------
The doctor further quoted BRITISH M.P. DIES
hplP us.------- If you try anything .LONDON (CP)------- Sir. Cyril
W. Nolles, chief of the naval my word is better than yours. Cobb, Conservative member of
staff, Air . Commodore G. M. Not to do it means the end of Parliament Tor West Fulham,

This Libby Food Sale brings to

the housewives of Victoria the
Crolll, senior air officer;
Deputy Commissioner S. T. Wood !
and Superintendent V. A. M j
Kemp of the R C.M.P., and Brig.-
Parkers Are you."
"I was not a party man,” Dr.
Levin explained, "and I thought
! Yagoda was almighty. I had an
t>_, died today. He was 76.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
opportunity to buy high-quality
merchandise at prices that
Gen.,.Edouard de B. Panet.
At the graveside three volleys
w ere flrçd over the casket and at.
Held For Trial
,
it was lowered Into the ground Pair and Three Others In- I DEATH OF GORKY
I inner struggle, but said nothing
.obey."
Handel’s Oratorio, “Judas Mao-
to anyone and finally decided to cabaeus.V Metropolitan Church,
Friday, March II.
» * •
«•----
J. H. Le Page, Optd. Optome­
will appeal to every bud­ the notes of "The Last Post dieted in New York For Dr. Levin confessed murdering trist—New offices Bank of To­
rang out A brief silence en
get-wise shopper. sued, then the trumpeters soufided Kidnapping Wendel Gorky, his family friend, by de­ ronto Bldg., 1405 Douglas Street.
liberate mistreatment. Business phone E1711; residence
"Reveille"—the "dawn of a new NEW YORK (AP)—A federal
day." He calmly told the court of K3190. •••
grand jury here today indicted first meeting Yagoda In 1920
Ellis H. Parker Sr., Burlington when he treated Felix Dzerhin- Medical Aid for China—Please
Airplane Falls Into County, N-J-. chief of detectives, sky, first chief of the Cheka, as send your old cotton and linen
his son, Ellis Jr., and three others the secret police organization and old clothes to 1426 Govern­
Sea Off California as kidnappers under the Lind­ was then known. ment Street daily, between 2 and
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — A bergh law. He then related how Gorky 5. E 4725. * * * •••
flaming plane today dived into The indictment concerned the had suffered from tuberculosis Paisley Cleaners and Dyers—
the sea off Oceanside, 45 miles lleged kidnapping of Paul H. H from his youth, causing him to We call and deliver. Phone
____.L .< i___V
north of here, police said .... Wendel, fnrmpr
they Wondpl former Trontrvn
Trenton rooidani
resident live in Italy, both before and after G 3724. •••
were told. from New York to the Parkers 1928 Bolshevlst revolution, until • • •
_ Possibility that It might be a home in Mt; Holly, N.J., February The Ctialet, Deep Cove, Chicken
United States navy plane inspired 24, 1936. The physician testified he had Dinners, Devonshire Teas. *Phone -
authorities at the North Island At that time, the Parkers Issued selected the Soviet doctors who Sidney, 82F, «*» -_
PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. TO SATURDAY, MARCH lÿ- naval air station to send several a "confession" signed by Wendel took turns staying with the au­ I’lsaa
* »
ItfiUna' wniffllRR
*
tfM.aa.ai—m —» anS ...
tiw nmny Ox
PINEAPPLE—Libby'», Hawaiian, planes northward to search for that he had kidnapped Charles A. thor at his retreat on the Bay of Protestant Orphans’ Home ac­
No. 211, long slice, tin, each....,
fruit cocktail—
16c PINEAPPLE JUICE—
Libby's, serve chilled......... £ tins
d%< M
I G
-CATSUP—Libby’s. Tomato.
12-ox. bottle, each___________ wreckage. Lindherjfh
Oceanside police reported sev­ which. Bruno Richard Haupt­
Jr., the , crime for Naples In Italy.
"Yagoda became very friendly knowledge the following dona­
Libby’s, g-o*. tin, each______ ___ 13c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—
An appetizing starter for A
OLIVES—Libby’s,
stuffed. 4-o*. bottle, each______ ____ _
eral persons had seen the
fall In flames into the sea about death.
plane mann was then under sentence of with me," he related. "I was flat­ tions for the month of February:
tered. He would send me French Mrs. Butler, clothing; Mrs. Dilla-
CORNED BEEF—
Libby’s, 12-o*. tin, each____________ _
any meal______________ £■ tins Z 3 C OLIVES—Libby’s, three miles offshore. The faked confession allegedly wine, fine flowers, presented me bough, picture cards and cloth­
DILLS— 4 PORK AND BEANS— .ripe, 5- oe. tin, each....______ ________
obtained by torture delayed the with a datcha (country home). ing: A Friend, fruit; A Friend,
Libby’s, No. 2«* tin. each......................... j Libby’s, No. 1 tin, each......... ..... 7 C OttVEK— execution of Hauptmann three While Dr. Levin gave his nar­ finit and carrots; Miss Agnew,
TOMATOES— m
Libby’s. No. 2% tin..,*________fc (or {
KRAUT—
i SPAGHETTI—
. Libby's, No. 1 tin_______ —L—"4

DEEP BROWN BE * NS—Libby’s,

#
Libby’s, 4-o*. tin. each......._____ _
MUSTARD—
Libby’s, 6-o*. Jar, each.___.....___ ....
Victoria Hindu’s days.
USED AS PAWNS
rative, his two distinguished coi- oranges, flowers and candy; Mrs.
Jeaguea—in Ihe prisoners’ box. W. C. Sampson, vegetables; Mrs..
Dr. D. D,. Pletynyeff, famous Crossman, sandwiches and cake;
The three Indicted with the heart specialist, and Dr. I. N. S.O.S. Club, Queen City Chapter,
12c
Appeal Heard
Libby's, large tin, each_______________ MAPLE -PICKLES— 4
a wholesome luncheon dish, tin. Libby’s, large Jar, each____________ ... ( Parkers are: Murray Bleefleld, Kazakoff, head of a large clinic, sandwiches and cake: Mrs. Hare,
Grocery Prices, With Exceptions Noted. Effective to March 12 Harry Weiss and Martin Schloss- listened attentively. dripping and candy; A Friend,
man, all of New York. They have Also paying close attention fruit; Hatley Park; potatoes;
TOMATO JUICE VANCOUVER (CP) — Banta been characterized by state and Mrs. Hanbury, clothing; Dr.
Serve plain or with a'dash of lemon Singh. 45-year-old Hindu mill federal prosecutors In previous was a board of medical experts Bryant, Dr. Gibson, Times and
WEDNESDAY AND THUBSDAY ONLY In the earning»—with lemon Juice, worker from Victoria, is appeal­ legal actions as the tools of the sitting at a table facing him. The Colonist •••
Worcestershire isum and a dash of board was appointed by the court

SOAP >m'd
riiLfi NAPTHA (limit g) .sek
Cc
W
foundation for delicious _

LIBBY’S,
UH-w. tin..
i nc
tebasco. as an appetiser—or es the ing to the British Columbia court Parkers,
of Appeal from a judgment of
Mr. Justice H. B. Robertson re­
fusing his application for dis­ Northern China
to make findings on the methods
of treatment’ allegedly designed
to murder.
EXFEBl SHOE HEI'AIRINO
One Grad. — ibe Bni

charge from the custody of SUSPICIOUS MEDICINE

tins 25C
GRAHAMS
Red Arrew, make dellrlene desserts, pkg., each.
I’
■
p

TEA AND COFFEE

Oir SPECIAL BRANDS of Tes end Coffee
immigration authorities.
The Hindu claims to have
Tariffs Are Cut
arrived In Victoria In October traffic and customs bureau of mony for tthe first time when a
1913, and to have been a resident Vancouver Board of Trade said Dr. Bielostotsky, Kremlin physi­
The alleged murder of Gorky
VANCOUVER (CP) — The was brought into the trial testi­

Fhont E 7153

Wllh the
CHEESE
“ latptrt.nl pl.t.
,| L.at, the., tehee
the «.||, ....
HONEY 2‘3e
Manitoba, g-lb. S-ee. tin. each . Æêë 1
offer exceptions! value snd are sold on
a money-back guarantee of excellente.
MAX-I-MUM TEA—
A fine Orange Pekoe blend. lb49C
JF
oi the Dominion since that time. today It had been advised from cian who attended him, said his
He was examined by Immigra­ Ottawa that the provisional Chi- suspicions were aroused by the
tion officers In Victoria last year nese government at Pekin had medicines prescribed by Dr
on a complaint that he had en­ "sharply reduced" customs Levin. 2 Used
FLOUR 0‘5C
'* *•. Ph'feel meal .yhetllale- AIRW AY COFFEE — A real “famltr* tered the country illegally and tariffs on goods entering north Ten days before the death, he
rte* la tkm 1st. aad pr.telae . nates-
•“» far a eeatpletelr haUared dial
SHAFT OR VELVEETA B. * K. rultr, 1-1». lack, no mm 1
brand—flavorful and
economical, lb...................
OQew
LwC
alleges that although
inquiry supported-Ms contention
a board of China.
Rates on more than 100 com
said, Pletynyeff urged:
‘‘L*t's give the sick man some­
Refrigerators
Leonard and Frigidaire
re AIN OR PIMENTO th.it he was lawfully landed in modifies—Including most com thing to ease him out."

OLD ENGLISH,
16
èieh’: ”'' c ':*k ,t‘:
-—
29 e
Lenten Suggestions In CANNED FOODS Special JELL-O Desl
Canada he was arrested last modifies shipped from British
October and held in custody In Columbia to the Chinese market yesterday
Prosecutor Andrei
disclosed
Vishlnsky
Gorky’s
$90°o
H-lk Phi. aaak.___ _________ 1 8C Victoria since then. *" —were affected by the reduc­ alleged murder would he attribu­ Term. Amegetf
IMPERIAL CREAM tlll.EhE, a
re»h—Orchard Cil,. « far 15C 1 P,
Slerr a, ll-es. tin.. £ lor I 06
CLAMS—daanleb,
^hîk.’ïr’T’lï_
«hair. _ 2far 2SC
No. 1 tie____ » Bn of regntsr Jello and
Mr. Justice Robertson’s deci­ tions, the bureau said. ted to long walks after dinner,
te-lh. ph,„ each________________ |
1 OC. SALMON—«aaflawrr.
1 Ml. et Chocolate Je lie
Padding ....------------- -4 1er 19e sion refusing his application for Tariff on softwood logs was combined with medicines admin­ c. j. mcdowell
MILD CHEESE.
re- ».---------------------19C
,— Elit, 17-ee. tin--------tf lirLuC
CORN-Aplmar, »hak p tf Q,
fsary flak. No. 1 tin, rich
SALMON—Hanrihaa, faar, OQ.
9 « discharge was handed down No­ reduced by half, and on sawn istered to him for his heart. FLVMB1NO and BEATING
MAPLE SYRUP—Pride of vember 26, 1937. lumber by a little more than a
MALT—Bine Ribbon,
e e e
ga . —
hrratL Iblh-ea. Ila__ C far 196 aarkapt. No. 1 Ua. eaob 296 Canada, 16.0*. bottle, each...
JAM—Avlmer—Loganberry or A prient 25c Viahlnsky declared Yagoda and
half. Common paper and news­ P. P. Bullanoff, another defend­
1000 DOUGLAS ST.

23c
VON CRAM IN print tariffs were cut by about ant, tried to kill Yezhoff, but that
hop furor, tin_______ ... ) | , JQ (with added petiln), 3’-ni. jer, enrh.. QUICK DINNER—Kraft. Macaroni d ft-
»nd Cheese, reedy In » mlnutoa, pbg. I 9C
PANCAKE FLOCK—,______ . _ a third. Reductions varjijBg from the plot was discovered before
SODAS— a third to" a half were made on sufficient poison had been admin
Annt Jemima, pk,. "enrh.... | (C
WED. end THUK8. Only I.B.C., select , - 2 pkgs. 25c wheat flour, fresh apples, salt lstercd.
Window Blinds
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—
Aunt Jemima, pb,„ eneb.... cUC
..
Meat Prices ISLAND CLASSIC CLEANSER—
For gleaming porcelain, tin., eeM 5c JAIL HOSPITAL herring, salmon, fresh fish arid
fertilizers.
“I loved Gorky and his family."
Dr. Levin said to the court. "I
WED. end TRIES. Only RENEW YOUR FADED AND
NETTED OEM thought him one of the greatest WORN BLINDS '
Tennis Player in State of Franc Goes To* people. That Is why Yagoda lies

VEAL
VEAL POTATOES,, Collapse in Germany;
Others Arrested New Low Point
when he says that I did what l’
did without orders.
"I am not afraid of death I
Liberal Allowance for tenr
Old Rollers

9e
Estimates Cheerfully Given
Veal PARIS (AP) — The franc
BERLIN (AP)—Baron Gott___________________ ________ mi8LJBllfahs-41&
STEW, Shoulders, lb..
lbs.
. filed von
He told of making Gorky and CHAMPION’S LTD.
VEAL
CHOPS, lb 15c Veal Legs
orRumps, lb.. A VV
d m Rhubarb
Ne. 1 HOTHOUSE___ OKANAGAN.. 3.15* griwx-twmis playar. today war aCcade, despite having rallied In
rrirwirfnn
reported /vin f I noil 4*»
confined in a•% jail
4-.il Inllmw
infirm­ afternoon trading
ary as the result of a nervous of 31.13. "
collapse following his arrest on
....
from
The fall of the franc was
a bottom
GROWING
WITH HEAD
DEAF
Ill Fort Stmt

Spinach,
BOUND
STEAKS HAMBURGER gc Lemons
BUNK1ST. Medium 19' TKXAi. Carl*...
a morals charge. blamed in financial quarters on a
Authorities withheld details of number of developments In
the case, but the ministry of pro­ French economy. They ranged
paganda .promised to ------ Issue nom
NOISES? TRY THIS See the New
Improved
SAUSAGE Grapefruit OCc Turnips . Oc . - ,
nh°rMt
71 T my—T - jj-tffyw-tJJ .....
from iveem recent puousueu ligures -—----- Jaisrrhal Deafness, or if you
img ^ Showing a trade deficit oILMO. have roaring, rumbling, biasing noises in “AeroSlame”
BIB .... 3lbs. for .... TRXAE, tarn ah... Star é» V BOOKS______ _______ 4 IW. V TCW wnule aliaIr.
trie whole 000,000 francs (about £61,900,0001 your ears, go 4o yew druggist and get
Von Crsmm, world’s No. 2 ten­ during February to the govern­ 1andounce of Paruint (double strength)
nis amateur, was arrested shortly ment's battle with Parliament a little granulated sugar. Take 1 table- add to It *4 pint of hot water and
SAWDUST
RUMP
BOASTS, lb., 18c I
STEAK and
KIDNEY, 9 lbs., 19c APPLES 5 ibs. 25®
OKANAGAN DELICIOUS, Crta, aad Jolar... ■■
after his return last week from over labor legislation.
â'tennis tour of Australia.
Meanwhile rumors, not con­
firmed, circulated in Berlin that
The British Museum has the
oldest known scrap of paper, a
spoonful four times a day.
ATbls will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises
nostrils should open, breathing become
easy and the mucus stop dropping Into
the throat. It le easy to prepare, costs
Clogged BURNER
Model, (or lUnfF or Forme.
SAFSWAY STORES LTD.
W, Rrwrtt the Right to Limit Quantifie,
PIOOLT WIGGLY (CANADIAN) LTD.
a number of other aristocrats fragment from China with writ­ little and is pleasant to taka. Afiy&he Coast Hardware
had been arrested on Similar ing on it, made about the second who Is threatened with Catarrhal Deaf­
ness or Who has head noises should five 1416 DOUGLAS ST.
charges. century A.D. this prescription a trial.
 VICTORIA DATLY TIMES. TÜE8DAY, MARCH 8,1938
Jl»I l»Y “CHARGE IT”

Forest Yield Placed

T»lre Thrrt Month, to p«j Fjlm Stars Caught in Disastrous California Floods
Always the Newest
BRIEF BOLEROS Fashions for the
■IU

$3.95
At 3,587,000,000
roe bpbing * Smartly Dressed Women
'- — of Victoria
®***r#B (m s»H»g! Briefer Mid Some Regions Cannot Main­
,?.BaeW thBn *'"•
»U year frock*.
an "tege" fer
tain Present Cutting, New forms the basis- on which new
government policies of conserva
Survey Shows tlon and permanent yield are
PLUME SHOP LTD.
founded.
With 254,000,000,000 board feet
<47 Vein street e Mtt
of merchantable timber standing, In a foreword Mr. Gray dealt Be»4y-U-Wear u4 ITBfl
British Columbia's forests have with the question oMogging con­ ISIS DOK.LAS ST. B l«SS

available for the logger a sus­ trol and government forest policy.
SILVER JUBILEE “When," he said, “vast virgin
tained yield of 3,587.000,000 board
PQBT COQUITLAM. B.C. feet annually, according to a new forests are being put to the use
fCP)^This Fraser Valley city survey.jit the province’s forest
Monday cclebrateo Its silver ju- resources Wy>.cu oy F. „.
compiled by mm
D. Mi*
buee. Twenty-five years ago Port 4 hoi land, chief of the forest sur
of man improvements In silvicul­
ture must come as a gradual pro­
cess, and there is no occasion for
Rowell Board
Costs Reported
ICoquitlam
fW'illit Inm became
Kne’imo a
— city
—r*_ and■ veys.
__
. alarm In the fact that the utiliza­
James Mars Its lirst mayor. Hon. A. Wells Gray, Minister tion ritethods suitable for such
of I^ands, made the survey data forests differ from those em­
Aifierican Industry maintains public here today. It is the pro­ ployed in second-growth forests OTTAWA (CP)—Cost of the
more than 2,000 research labora­ duct of 10 years' intermittent of countries whose virgin stands Royal Commission on Dominion-
tories. work by the survey branch, and have gone. >■»* «Mb UtrHMJM
Provincial Relations up to Feb­
“It will be seen that there are ruary 4 was $74,141.82, Hon. Fer.
still standing over 254.000.000,000 nand Rlnfret, Secretary of State,
board feet of merchantable tim­ said In a return tabled in the
TWO SUPER-SPECIALS... ber, of which nearly 110,000,000,-
O00 board feet are said to be acces­
House of Commons Monday In
reply to a question from Alex
sible at present prices. It is esti­ Edwards, Conservative, South
WEDNESDAY (A.M.) mated that for the whole pro­
vince a total annual volume of
3,587,000,000 board feet is avail­
able for the logger on a sustained-
Waterloo, Ont. <——
Hon. N. W. Rowell, chairman,
received $25 a day living allow­
Complete 4-piece Store yield basis, after allowing for the
ance plus transportation. Com­
Hours missioners Robert A. MacKay,
average loss by fire and epi­ Henry F. Angus and Joseph Sir-
BEDROOM SUITE 8.30 a.m.
to 1 OtlOTK
demic.
te average annual cut dur-
ois received, $25 a day and living
ing the last 10 years has been gaged on the commissioiYs work.
2,541,000,000 board leet. Imme­ Commissioner John W. Dafoe
diate expansion of utilization to receives only actual expenses,
the larget figure is not recom­ "Mr. Dafoe does not wish to
mended, because the mainten­ accept any compensation,” said
ance of such a volume of produc­ the return.
tion would depend upon the
development of logging methods Beautiful Madeleine Carroll, who takes adventurous roles in The commission counsel, James
to reach many stands w hich can • - — -----f,-— - ----
------------«uni»,
— “““ subsided.lauiuBob
aimBurns,
screenradio and screen Stewart and Louis St. Laurent,
L— m I'nntnii i o n■.<! ,u.« 1— ï l a. ...
hot be logged profitably at pres- encountered a real-life adventure when the flood trapped her for comedian, found that his home in Bel Air and water were nrettv receive $150 a day and traveling
expenses.
ont, and Upon complete' and three days in hut Malibu Beat'll home. Al lengih she donned a pair ■vi'll mixed. He is seen in the photo above, sloshing around one of
prompt reforestation of all lands of hip boots and struggled four miles across the muddied and the rooms mooring floating furniture against the wall, and un The commission has had 80 em­
logged off in the future. These doubtedly keeping a wary eye out for his raucous: trademark, the ployees, seven of whom have re­
water-torn dunes until she ran into a studio rescue party. beloved bazooka.
objects involve problems of [ signed. Total cost of secretaries,
SVfb economic advisers, clerical, sten­
which the government is fully the last minute because the cost
DEPOSIT

Baja am* a* low •*

cognizant, and towards the solu-
j lion of which trained and experi­
enced foresters and logging en­
gineers have been working for
Majority Oppose of medical services was top high.
Indicating medical services
were beyond the income of The
TWO-YEAR SENTENCE labor for embezzling a large part
BERLIN (API-Kurt Wannow, of- the 1935 Nobel Peace Prize
a Berlin lawyer, was sentenced awarded to Carl von Ossietsky,
ographic and other assistants to
February 4 was $46,565.19.
"The commission had sat 29
days and spent three days and
$7.00 per month.
No Interest
years.
“On the other hand, the author
states that in the above estimate
State Medicine ei.... n
average family, he said 2 per
cent of Canadian women went
through childbirth unattended,
Monday to two years at bar1T German pacifist. seven nights traveling."

Save Here Tomorrow (a.ra.) of sustained yield capacity he has i lommons Stages Debate On i “It costs . ,.more -not.— to have state
On thli nomplrtr Sell,. A room of furnltnr. for h«, Ilian I hr price
taken no account of the increased Rev. ^Du D. n Mclvors
Urlunr!. Resolution
Ds.nlia;.. Mcivor — an to have it, Mr.
concluded.
°*î P,r7'„ ,Thr rou, <on.1st. of large mirrored e.nll, drr.sr, yield which might be obtained
and «tool, fnll-alze bed and jenlv cheat of dranrra.

4-pleee Suite $0900

by closer utilization in forest and
for smaller and more quickly
OTTAWA.(CP)—’The majority The state medicine resolutio-i
medicine
_a_ i__»__ i _ . . . vuae ci i nruirto/l K«- TVs, T D ft....
mill, by development of markets of speakers who debated state was supported by Dr. J. P. How-
in the House of Com­ den, Liberal, St. Boniface, Man ;
grown trees, by Improved silvi­ mons most of Monday were op­ Mr. Woodsworth and Joseph
Dick Jones Earns
cultural methods of cutting, and posed to ft. When the sitting Needham, Social Credit, the Bat
Complete___ by other means. Active steps finished Rev.... Daniel " Mcivor, tlefords, Sask.
BARGAIN NO. t
*95 Four-piece Suite for on 1;
79.00
......................... $
are being taken to realize such Liberal, Fort William. Ont.,
additional yields through co-oper­ sponsor of the restitution .favoring Dr.
ation between government and state medicine, wished to with
Opposing it were Mr. Power,
boldt,
Fleming, liberal, Hum­
Sask.; Dr. J. K. Blair, Lib
$150 a Month..
industry, draw It. but failed to obtain unani­ eral, Wellington North, Ont.; Dr.
mous consent. Pierre Gauthier, Liberal, Port
’This survey of the province's
Standard Furniture Co. forest resources shows that it Hon. C. 'G. Power, Minister of neuf. Que ; J. A. Marshall, Social
would be unreasonable to attempt Health, said he did not, think the Credit, Camrose. Alta,; Dr. 11.
FURNITURE SPECIALISTS 737 YATES ST. to restrict utilization to the ca­ provinces would agree to a con­ McCann, Liberal, Renfrew South,
pacity of the forests for sustained stitutional amendment enabling Ont., and Dr. C. J. Veniot, Liberal,
yield of large old-growth timber the Dominion to establish a sys Gloucester, N.B.
when a quality of wood which is tern of health insurance and was
already being used in other coun­ convinced the Canadian people
tries ran bp grown so much more would not stand for state medi­
quickly.
"At the same time the author
cine.
In this he took an opposite view ;
More Prevention
THE NEW _
1938
clearly indicates the urgent need to ■ that of J. S. Woodsworth, ’
of reduction In the great an C-C.F. leader, who said the great :
njjal loss of Increment which is majority of the people wanted
being suffered through forest state medicine and the govern­ Better Than Trying to Cure
Of Disease Urged
fires in the interior and through ment was simply using constltu Outbreaks, Says Hon.
tional and financial excuses to
GENERAL ELECTRIC the partial failure of natural evade
regeneration after logging on the> issue. G. M. Weir
the coast. He also points out that Although the debate was on a ; VANCOUVER (CP)-Hon. G.
REFRIGERATOR certain regions cannot perman­ state medicine resolution It j M. Weir, Provincial Secretary,
ently maintain the present heavy ranged over a wide field and thinks It is better economics to
cutting, nor continue indefinitely .much of it was concerned with prevent disease than try to cute
to supply on the present scale health Insurance and public
the Industries located in them." health. In an address at a party rally
Mr. Mulholland, in his survey, Mr. Power said-state medicine here Monday night, Dr. Weir said
says it is of vital importance that tn the strict sense meant a sys­ British Columbia's present annual
the forests and forest Industries, tem whereby all medical men expenditure of $3,500,000 for
providing employment directly were employed and paid by the social services was directed
for 30,000 men, be organized on state on a salary basis and all mainly toward prevention—dry­
a permanent basis. citizens received free medical ing up sources of infection that
services. caused tuberculosis and other
It is not essential, he says, that
300-year-old trees, like the virgin The only country In the world deadly diseases.
crop of the present be grown, but which had adopted state medicine "To spend more money on pre­
he thinks that fairly mature was Russia, and while he was vention and less on cure Is surely
trees are the best thing to bank convinced a great improvement sound economies," he said.
on for some years to come. in medical care and public health He urged an Increased pro­
had taken place in Russia be did gram of adult education, a féd­
"Management for a sustained not think the Canadian people érât" guidance and employment
yield Is essential for the perma were ready to follow the prece­ bureau and abolition of high
nent prosperity of British Colum­ dent established there. school examinations for all
bia’s greatest industry and it de­ Wherever doctors were em­ grades.
mands Immediate attention. If it ployed by the state to provide
is not introduced belore the pres free service there were constant
But He's Worth $36,000 to His Family
Saves on
FOOD
sent large forest revenues have complaints from the persons re­
disappeared, it Is doubtful If ceiving treatment. This was the
capital will be available for the case in the army during the
Fourteen Facing ■JODAY, throughout Canada, there is
i growing realization of the ' ‘finan­
this purpose—a great bulwark ol finan­
lbs& UPKEEP
extensive rebuilding of denuded Great War and since the war in
forests which will then be neces­ the care of war pensioners.
sary," Mr. Mulholland says. Trial After Raid cial value" of thrifty men to their families
cial protection against the future.
and to the nation as a whole. These men are the backbone of the
ÎÉFRIGERATQRS He explains that because B.C. NEED DECLARED GREAT PRINCETON, B.C. (CP) —
CURRENT timber must compete In European Mr. Mcivor said there waa an Fourteen Consider Dick Jones, lor example. He nation. Individually, they provide finan­
men faced gambling
markets thousands of miles away, urgent need lor socialization of charges today as a result of à earns $1S0 a month or $1,800 a year. cial protection tor themselves and their
the practice of Intensive silvicul­ medical services. The present week-end police raid on premises dependants. Collectively, they are
Start now to enjoy these and many other conve­ ture will probably be impossible system had many shortcomings. of the Hellenic Colonization As­ To replace this income, it would require
$36,000 saiely invested at 5%. banded together in a
niences of the new General Electric Refrigerator. for several decades and it will be Prevention w-as not keeping up to sociation
necessary to obtain successful re medical science. There was - __Sutro Pa great co-operative en-
Yon 11 find it a marvelous aid in preparing better forestation at minimum cost and I maladjustment
™®l»djustme,nt Jtiweea between Pappas, formerly, of Van- Dick fenos is tygcal^ot tens qHhousanda fefprise whose joint
couver and organizer of the r$R$aiin m$n, who, out ol when in-
> ie hot weather. And your sav­ to be he content
«ornent with Broad
broad and ’**'*'** andpubllc^nmL
general plan* fWTegufeffion -Under llie present system, Hellenic group, was charged as inrnmos rvinln
incomes, could not >««1^
save enough _ _
money .
ings on rood bills will amount to more than your operator of a gaming house after vested, promote
Declaring that the present Is medical equipment was often the raid Saturday plght. Thirteen to replace their earning power, but have
monthly payments. You save on upkeep, too, for a the time to begin steps of this inaccessible. national development
General Electric costs only a few cents a week for Kind, he says: The average Canadian head of others were charged as Inmates been able to do so through Life Insur­ and stimulate em­
of a gaming house and were held
In British Columbia It has a family was paid $986 a year. In jail with Pappas until ball was ance. In Canada over Six and a Half ployment throughout
electricity and the Sealed-in-steel mechanism been evident for some time that With a resulting low family bud­ arranged yesterday. Billion Dollars have been provided for the Dominion.
insures many years of expense-free performance. the forests with protection only get. doctors were called only at William White, owner of the
You’ll always be glad you chose a General Electric. will not continue indefinitely to .... ........... mi •hfeMtmr housing IWHelfrftlr A.i
■fflimaCL.% D.IJ.ll) .llMltwNlM III |"lwyiffHfcient second growth I* «delation, also was arrested fol­
ready established, to say nothing ready to take its place.” lowing the raid.
of the increase production which .................................

Life Insurance
Mr. Mulholland points out that Appearing In. police court yes­

B.C. ELECTRIC is now being actively planned. It due to the long-term nature of in- terday, the men were remanded
is time to institute active meas­ vestnvent in forestry and also to for eight days. Pappas was al­
ures providing for more success the effect of "wild'’ timber in lowed bail of $500, while bail for
ful reforestation. .- It --
is —W
also time
MU4V keeping moi market «Xt-I values
Vdiur» IUH low, pri- the others was set at $100. A
Douglas and Pandora to prepare for some regulation vate owners ,---------------- have seldom suc­
of the cut so that the great store ceeded in managing forests un­ ciation was organized here re­
The Hellenic Colonization Asso­ OF CANADIAN H O.M E S
of virgin timber on the accessible der a consistent policy for long cently by Mr. Pappas under a
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areas may not all be used up be periods of timq. provincial charter.
 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY. MARCH
8. 1938
•Uirtoria Satlg ®imps I ^ ver fox pelt,. But T photomicrogr.phed
I bit of ash revealed thafthesklns were not
h^,7h, X' bU‘ rabblt*‘ana ""« revelation
brought a confession. The spectroscope Loose Ends burn
n",‘ rBU,T”IC *ND ri BUSBlWG CO. LTH. tu7ned°rf 8 n>llyKby a,,ronomer«- has been
■y BRUCE HUTCHISON
e\
Victoria, B.C.

W U» CuKlu r,«. Hi
turned to use by the arson fighters. Rub.
blsh from a burned building can be st>e£
KIRK’S COAL
L*., i..,.r
el 4.411 Bur... el Clrt.lalto. cWdcIaie<,| ‘° de,,rmine every Possible BVs conversation 01*41 1*5» BROAD ST
icBscurnox uift, c«, n chemical element in the blaze. An in».
»7 Ban (aaal.,1,. Gr.al Bm.l. dlaçiat using flashlight powder was caught JN THE BUS TODAY I was listening to a
r»«ej Btalaa. w Bar ............... «tare. II ear «..ta thatjway, when ordinary chemical analysis roupie of gentlemen from Sidney dis-

TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1938

did ndt reveal it. v 3
thlS work •««•» the ordinary
cussing the World situation.
-".Jhoha, a herd of cows'^tear *^dney
citizen lies not so much in the fact that ïrtam «nk Tuch of ,hat guy Cha™-
berlaln. The second gentleman, who sells
rires are prevented and criminals caught cordwood, said he didn’t think much of that
JOSEPH ROSE
OPTOMETRIST
oovsaxiisNT » Taxas
ODDMENTS
What a World!
PRIME MINISTER NEVILLE CHAMBER thereby considerably lower.
but in the fact hi, fire Insurance rate Is guy Ede » Priced For Clearance Wednesri ,v - ^
lain told the British House of Commons i ______________ rJ^L 7,** gentleman said he supposed
W“ *U.right but hp had Sever
last night that Great Britain must spend for | ». . —, liked him because, after all, he was the To Power Ri„g ptan
armaments “until It hurts" He also said i * nrefll from Coerlng of Joe Chamberlain, and he had never liked
lhat “war is the only alternative," and dr CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS DlSTIlfinrn Joe Chamberlain. He had never liked the
To Kill Waterways Women’s RAINCOATS Otn
keTfn wf ïeC0n0mlC ’taZ!nK power ls fhp overt the speech Hermann Goering de whole family, for that matter, but this fei *y NORMAN M-Macf-EOD « Only. Former Values S3.M, for ^
key to winning a war." Then: livered German air force’s thlrd annt Xrt,d.he 8e#med a" rlght’ Eden was*.
THE eXport Power oomtxwe^sy Rainmnte
Raincoats of .. good
—__a quality
. ... material; belted atyle.
Wars are won not only by men of arms. VCT*al’y- In content It was more or less a
It Is necessary also to have reserves, re- "Petition of an article a few days earlier The second gentleman (the one who sell. W l" Mack^le-KI^ andT" ! Plaid and tan overcheck.
sourcer and credit. . . . Economic staying ! in Ooering’s National Zeltung of Fssen Thé cordwood i said he didn’t agree with this
verdict a, all. He said he «hougM ŒamZ Zr.dy‘Zeé!tF' "
power I, a powerful deterrent against attack, j «ri'er. referring to the Hltler Schuschnlgg I Ialn PrettVg^^enorXid1’*'?!^’
"Lnless a nation knocks out an oppo-: P°nversatlons ln Berchtcsgaden, concluded and not Bashv like
• it-by a sudden blow—ànd recent ex- hat ,he “«o'u'lon for the differences be- ralk Z h* .n0irh,y„"k*
||-lienee has not been encouraging—the 'v,e0n ,hese ,wo countries (ound a few days Eden, he was just a schoolboy monkevinc -inT R°" ,ha,,PrPSld-' Fralk
,e low’ SOm®
but ‘his
J. ’. ,?ybe’
°« 'he”’Mowl:
young squirt new and dramatic aspect In the I H?ly-w°™en’s KNITTED suits for
a DA mill! L _ !.. a . _ Ja
strongest people might hesitate to risk war ag0 mu,t also be found for Czechoslovakia rngUtrm.hii,Vhe LeagUe 0t Nations and mak to Pr^venMh V ‘ may ‘"‘ervene 1 All-vvool Suits In two-piece style.
with a country whose staying power might and, ,he Rplch” Moiré r I® f°r everybody. It was this young of elécTrir', ® 8ukgested delivery Smart style. Better grade.
Indefinitely prolong its resistance." "But," the article continued, "the reserve squirt Eden, as a matter of fact he said barons or electrical energy by the power
who had upset the whole apple cart Ind of Quebec province to the I
Mr. Chamberlain listed four objectives of I o’e.|e»nCi8ed ,oward Vienna would not be WOMEN’S PULLOVER SWEATERS—Alt
British policy as follows: 1. the protection ' m.i ard a na,lon whlch has shown Really started another war. Ju« « Thé nng °/ NeW york ».ate o^ge DA..Varr®'y ™ W°°' and spring
Invton , r Intimation of Wash- are wine, blue, green, mill ENDS of TABLE OIL-
of the country. 2. Protection of trade routes " , consideration and Understanding for This conversation about the good fellow ' „ngron opposition to the deal Better-grade Sweaters. CLOTH -Plain cream or floral
*3 ~ '
Protection of British territories overseas our wishes. The more vigorously rrt»«Chamb®M?ln' and the young squirt Mr’ hlch_ the American and Quebec ",l,‘’” -............. - - . .• 81.00
from attack by sea, land, or air. 4. Co-opera­ ceed the faster we will reach the right kind Eden, was still going on when I left the bus Power interests are trying to con-11 J 45inch, _
tion in the defence of the territories of of understanding. . . . Chechoslovakia must I suppose the same kind of conversation is c under Mr. Hepburn’s L,.
- « yard----------
Britain's allies. not only give a considerable measure of of sf ÏLénrFVery bUS <r0m here to the Gu f pices came to Parliament Hill in
of StLawrence and to the Gulf of Mexico the form of a dispatch from the s. o4-inch.
In view* of what Is happening In various autonomy to all the Sudeten Germans. It People are talking about all the New York Times Wfeshlngton cor | a yard___ 3
parts of the world there seems to be no alter­ must also accept Hanleln’s Nazi Party as the world states
representative organization of all Sudeten men In the same fashion. respondent
Calling them good p^tte- The dispatch, which was to th? Momma]
native for Great Britain but to keep up in uermans. . . fellows or squirts.
the armament race-or try to pass all the I Prague replied to .hi. ** a «^uel to a lengthy con- DISH TOWELS Of heavy cot-
rest with a good-margin to spare Bui his ; XTfth of i ermifnv' A lhl.,-^-^l ver- come Phenomenon when you ference between the US. Prcsl ton twill, very absorbent.
^ech 1. a sad commemary on a unZZ |nk of it, and confined nmv to
few mocfilllc naubns. It Is Interesting to (tent and-Frank Pr Walsh. chalrT 24x29lnch.
-ctmdmonvTor, think of ft what we.will,-it rtiresentatién^^ll
a generous concession to the time-worn fa,’IÏS £ fTc*
* t,bf,Srrpp‘ “en ««Ik about big man of the New York State powpr i
men with authority, was carefully wri^en
howwoééi 1 Pondescpn«io" and Patronage, *o rare fully written tha, exp^bl
Each___
19c
war hal in$Ure P®3” ls *° prepare for ICommunists.nmav>.,«l-a- y-. . , -- wilTne^t- »prs and da|rymen In Sidney cored federal Croies here ac '
sasx MEN’S BROADCLOTH
Goering s harangue was ,he 1 on a British*1^'*. *° giVP"a cnmP|,',«‘ verdict •SHIRTS with collar at­ M ECOTTON
answer. France assured Prague of her help UfetL. , h. ,al"man wh0 has spent a eepted It as inspired by the Wash- | WORK SHIRTS with MEN’S WOOL SOCKS of
cJudine administration. I,s eon- tached and prteket. fine wool, with reinforced
rnrire°nCy through her foreign Min Ufetime learning his trade. ooRar and pocket.
The gentlemen from Sidney wm.ta t,„, eluding paragraph said- Plain white. Sizes c6 1 * heels and toes. Assorted pat-
Now Facing Realities “‘"Delbos and by the indorsement, of. bis
fate tet give an Opinion on a plumber ^ . :^’0 physical connection may l to 17 only. » zv Blue and navy. Sizes tern$- Sizes 10 tO far
A^ AUTHORITY IN CLOSE TOUCH speech by the almost unanimous vote of the é® , 3* between Canadian and ' Regular 81.00, g)UC «^'■WT7.
Each
rtry
,69C HH. A pair.-.____ OOC
Chamber of Deputies. But she may be forced
n with the Conservative party’s mechan­
ism at Ottawa tells us that the chief result her
of the gathering last Friday and Saturday—
to sue a more concrete demonstration of
goodwill in the not distant future. tn l .L 8 îhey nFV,r doubt their ability mem " Perml5slon °f this govern-
, dge a statesman «talesman of nf —u SI»nnin„ Handing
out Hu* P°wer P'anta with
^f 3 pairs for *1>00
ln, obvious Inference sue
They talk about a statesman as they would
apart, of course, from the resignation of the
leadership of Mr. Bennett—was the decision Mr. Bennett’s Weakest
to call another convention as soon as con MR W R GIVENS, A STALWART CON-
fs",hm? 'hn ar,icip as a «hole
}*_!?at Permission: will not he
forthcoming, so far as the United
SHOE SPECIALS WEDNESDAY A M
venient to frame a new national policy. It
will take the form of a family gathering
of the
servaUve and former owner and editor skilled worker, He is a mere casual laborer -States authorities are concerned
Kingston Standard, has written an an odd-job man without ”'
L
* trade union. And ■JTIE conference between Chalr-
-SLÏÏLi^i” Highway • ■
with the full exchange of views obtaining
article on the Conservative party and Mr man Walsh and Presiderl
Boys’ “Fleetfoor’ Kunnlng
in every constituency, while it will have a
blanket Instruction to do whatever may be
deemed advisable in the best interests of
the party. This one reservation was set out
,™'- Ha
Mr. Edward Blake:
jompares Mr. Bennett with
ilEPPi
“Like Mr. Bennett a formidable figure ml,sifw-eeve?L1, Ch ' ,h°U,d «orCy rlr7llKs
Intellectually, Mr. Blake never succeeded any
Roosevelt, with the resulting
—
meetln»
Waéh „
i
rré
comment
*" evidence
Upon
secepted in federal
tha,
the
the ;
Black,
Sizes 6 to 11,
Shoes
Brown and White
Girls’ “Fleetioot” Running
Shoes
Oxlords In biack, brown
nd white,
specifically for Immediate action: Washing,O* and New York auth pair.__ 95c
more than Mr. Bonne,, In getting Cose "o CORRECTION. PLEASE! Sandals in brown, fawn
In VIPW of the urgency of the situation orltiea recognize the projected- a Sizes 1 to 5, nd -white.
and having regard to the notable construe inheclose common people.... Certainly neither was
touch with public opinion."
A MAN camF >» the way over from Van- power deal for what Ottawa^
couver yesterday, so fa, „„ ,
pair________ 85c Sizes 11 to 2,
!° h®* Meatiily considered it ta. pair—_______ 75c
Uve achievements- of the Conservative party -The vymnipeg Free Press, Which quotes - ^nfor “’f «otr Purpose «° ntfar♦«in—__
of as j ran _make t—
telling ,-----—- SUes S to IX
czs namely,
a"r-''»,; an
under the able leadership of the Rt. H„n the article, adds: “Th, Conservative ------ _ pair_____________ 1 Sizes 5 to 10,
Tf our S'ntne!,’a1î. iS Urged ,hat ,ht leader Party | «rong
hPre "andTe1 about meadow ,TsT larks - pair_______ 65c
of our party and his associates In Pafliamen, lectual
the fuVlirLe,,r ,0 ",ain ,or our Producers | its
lerméi?' 30 lndlcation 01 “* violent Intel-
ferment-ha. had repeated grief with
-- leaders (Just 'ju,: „
i ss '■"* - A'tî.Skï^:
leaders have had re entirely wrong in believing It was a, fine ? Brfvrnt ,he development of pub
as its leadei
Party» ever since the song a, ,hat of thr EnJish ska;ia"rVinp a "cly-owned power in the northern
pire Agreemems." adVan,ageS of ,he ! peated
£a_'elgrW ^ the
grief with thp party)
.E-FAIRS OF GIRLS’ SHOES V
i! on grasp of .Sir John A. Macdonald was
The tone of the foregoing differs con relaxed by death. Sir Mackenzie Bowell
^yJ?mn‘het emP^ ' Sh°Wd â«emPÛ™~?“W“ SÆspsftssr'îâ «* power ring Is the developmemof
................................. •ongue and Black lather Oxford,. .^esTto ,.W“h QQ
be St Lawrence seaways pro-
Jee;-«i'h the’huge power supply I
M? Given? Wd °U,-and b"e we have which It will create. That power —Bargxln Hlghwmy, Lower Data Floor
among 0,her«. demanding a New nounci ng would become available for dis- .
I*al - though not the New Deal of January, I lark at all but _ a tributlon to the New York State
to thénurprac,'5al,y sold out Canada 1935'-' nrime,ton.,:pea,a "f'ufnlVho'togy/ nd of blackbird. Solely lower Authority, SHOULD KEEP CANADA ‘ ,
of iL T, T3'®8 ln 0rder 10 remove some e,S5pis=35.i,sa; NORDIC
To the Editor;—Jn a Gulf port,
mieh,V , Wi,h whlch that country
Great n i??'r0n,Pd ln her negotiations wim
Ntithér «h,3 ê,d ", "eW trade «kreement.
Notes
Turkish divorce rate Increase, with the SWAST,KA
ration similar In character "and
importance to the Hydro-Electric , immigration ofiers seized a
er Commission of Ontario - ; Caribbean steamer wherein was
Spencer Foods
neither the leader of the Conservative nartv and similarly destructive to the I a secret compartment bull, Into
the vessel. It concealed seven WEDNESDAY MORNING
who responded to the SOS call from thé af'ens- Government instituted VALUES—Cash and Carry
mt'™Za,,°n- nor "a PlaH^r0amdher BaC< Bacon
of the .u J «lightest attention to the fact,
I organized here In Brtosh CoiumhV ^ ' ^e"^ however, that the United
That Wife who sued her husband for sets think i, „ ,hr beginmng\f C end ^ ftï Z ^ wfll npvi'r «anctlon $1,000 was for each alien brought
37,000 fines against the ship; ' Sliced,
* lb— 17c s-nr,k~-;9c
-g —
vatfon a“ntdeSCribed ,he above reser-
malntPnance on their 50th wedding Canada la going fascist. The artLa?',™ lh deveIopment of the St. Law. to port without the proper visa.
anniversary evidently looked a«* governments is that von milt .*U<!e Qur j rence un^l fhe power it would Such smuggled aliens; usually
The moving spirits of Canadian Con golden occasion *n,y “ 00 “ as a,«‘'h any orgaZtiL wb“?td^r,*"j ^i?-1,aCtUa,.,y ^ulreï. Henre nçn-Nordics, pay as a rule $500
to gain admission to a paradise
to7hrti3.M Qbvi0U5ly bave found it essential - „ ’ - i threaten 'to not i ,ne,.r ”Vnt *««1» to conclude created by Nordic brains. Once
face reTZnPt t0 rp)uvona,P their partv ,0 Brltlsh cabinet crisis comes to a head in 1 vlo|ent means. This has a certs'Z*?' - ?,h ,he Ontario Hydro across the line they are com­ Sllverleaf Lard, lb., 12*; Malted Cheese,’ 7,
lace realities. ^Mackenzie King^| ^ where a ha, named “Amhony tbZZZZ. ?£ ! Zh ?’’,,hp 9^ companies
paratively safe, for we do not as
-“.determined..to- g— to retard " " -Waa -““tke* down town an tier fipi- the foreign
tfco taï -x r"- I-fla^-aad-^|’many, 4#ermany. pnipoitb Tbfakf
nrrmnï;^ »a ♦ :nTo? ~st.Vfcs an' -«giatn-glterur •'TBS”anTer- -— — ----------Spencer’s First-grade Butter —------- :—-—
*H or most of the benefits Which havel?—apy'a
nave rpslgnation. ^ Zt ^' Z ZZ7’ 5 ^land wage's Fc.de, 3 'b»., *1.181 Springfield, lb_.._39*; 3 lbs. S1 15
----------wages
Canadian-Unitod*KmgZ TadeZn 7 ‘hC 1 , A Homan ««ked at one library for a copy and ours pays banking interest Boiled Ham
nam____ i_
y announce ! President Roosevelt, apparently on about $20.000. If the new- I Sliced, - 22c h....... ,.7cI2£_ 28c
any Conservative in this country Bu, Still 77 a"d SpVen Divorces.” tlon parties. They will abolish the opposl- agrees with the power companies’ ’ cpmer goes into commercialized H lb____
administration has never lost siahi 77-77' hardly ** accused of having who are against them -------- a" thosp 1 ,VlPW ,bat ,hp s' Lawrence pro vice, he may retire to his native !
■" Important fact that Britain célL é ? ! imm ouUo6k on life, In other words thev win 1 Joct will only be approved If the country, almost a prince tn
venience of our prerent déZîl Uf® ,he eon- Power which It will afford is money power. Rib Multon cJZTTZ zzr*
concessions, that It |5 ror h , xlendpd the *o (tet In and th^Tthev 'if!?”8” : ,H*T ,he in,lma,ion of
®«n Interests In Z ZoUatiL™?0'1 hPr VICTORY IN QUEBEC We Nordics fail to value pro- Pork Steaks, lb., 20*; vtti StoZto Ch0p8’ lb------18*
From Regina Leader Post cesses, using forre nàfn,7i. 7. él,hp pr0" ^«bingtnn Interference with the pee^ *b,S Scanted to an immi­
ceding, and for her in À 7 ? “«' pro
how Ze Of ZZvZZZeZ' ^ " ,n7h?rn—!P.a.[M>rs bring 'he informa- cunningly.laid plans of the New grant the right to become one , Shoulder Steaks, hk, JO*" Hamul"m ------------- 18*
York power; ring.
this Dominion to retain at «ho —
weigh the opportun!,i- LZZT '°
^«Cists. This Is railed*democracy W°U'd bP of us. We have the moral right
THE Washington Intimation Is o scrutinize him, his family as to S,XewrZa,U2g,bsMÏ^ StK
jKF^4T«r55T«‘--------------fj Sa'U,agpaMe«'-‘lb—

«daHrrtr',;hrhr,ZaZ,iasrir,n °» tha‘ *be possibility of Inter their eugenic worth. This la

national friction Inherent In any especially true because, while Pork Kidneys, Pork Uver, Steak, Kldne^Vh---------------
r^rrz; sar rr^' deal for power on anything but a Nordics multiply slowly, East
ZTbZ Medl,erraneans brppd
.“r^f “ZZZ1,'' S°"iCial If fascism succeeds *here from " frankly permanent basis Is too SERVICE MEATS—DELIVERED
great for any government to _ Phone Service From 8 a.m
♦rence they enjoy
wb" ïïsiïsxÈ sanction it. Says the New York sJtoUrKDom!nl0n' ,lke 'be United

sr British Government has oee. at all.

îe.Z,aL77 ,a2Lthp circumstances been made
s

of this Duplpssls on provlnctaï -rlghts ” Th7

& x,z about these things If ... * humor
point* Corrp*pon,lent on this
For the United States
pose itself to the danger of being these.
to ex­
States, has the world's
stitndfrds. Only by keeping our
blood Nordic ran we preserve
best living,
^ ^ s^ak,. .b________18>

aspect of the 1932 trade pact. But CanIT suddenly cut off from Canadian
rannot tell Britain what «h._____ Canada ,s that n„a __ ghts'„ This President Immigration Study
$hP °an °r cannot do H h? 7 r , n°',bp aUowed «, power that Is now or might be
out °f Quelx-c, then it5;, gZ etugVZu? imported tn the future is not good Commission, Sacramento, Cal.
Zre ZaZT”a" °f Quebec- °» «ht,
(Ws nnVt ^DPHneull result means Quebec
FUTURE WITH EDEN
policy. The danger is further
emphasized by the possibility that BEAUTY iN ETHIOPIA
DAVID SPENCER
?Lh.^ W"d,ng « ln,pn' of the reserv!,1 , ChamberZZS’h.^rZ an , ™
either mtgnt Canadae or the United From Ottawa Citizen —LIMITED
Bon the Conservative party’, policy plan; ^^“r'ofTsZ'at Ottawa bé,Un» onZ°nS; bU< ,he ln«rdp crowd^s ®^faged‘n Mates might eventually become Picture, show how Ethiopian
* wa''. not, of cour»,
tribesmen burned two Italian
ending hi. Eden for ,h* future. Instead o’ ,7 ,ach othpr- but Individually, g™8 >nd 'he'e occupants. This Better English 'o It.” 2. Pronounce fleg mat-lk.
staZ,bl,J,arePr’ «he incident 1, Cy ïtS?. STP olher nation or
Fighting Fire Losses by ?nk,é;^r ^^ ^y. bc dra a bagger .one, f - -Qur - neuleaHty - itrws or
* the contemporary style of ■y D. C. WILLIAMS e as ln leg, a as In mat. i as in
^ y°ung «• What ts wrong Wirff ;niS
“ ^RSOM &06SB8 HAVB NOW BEEN RR tWfftroh" election thefTZre, n sÿttâbîêr 3.
"ext ^ the diet»,.— "—- - PoHcy iof conciliation with i
dictator? can hardiv he n—u . wlm sudden stnnn»».
°f Canada miRht require a «"'epeer "I asked him. but he Catarrh.
duced to a fraction of their totals of stoppage », ot the ---- power :____we would not hear to it." 4- To regard with pro­
out satisfactorily for RrtT.f»1^. «° w°rk
£,a”af.°',T? ee»*0" " that .the war on never have In tté7L?“*ÎÎL Sdch nave been Importing from. Can­ Parallel Thoughts found respect. "We should rover»
2- What is the correct pro
Î to 7 destruction of property by fire- Mussolini get one «thin?»», Aft*r HltIer «"d nunciapon of "phlegmatic"? these men of genius." 5. Vindl-
if Washington poffeyTrustrates ITte merciful man doeth good
■etting has resulted In the production of In- may 1 ,. _------ s win other uproar fo7Z,Ll CLmU8t 8tar» 3. Which one of these words is
■truments which point out the Ineendlarist for the federal" C^n—DfP^ssls as every Iain’s speech contends vEven Dumber- the projected power deal between to his own soul; but he that Is misspelled? Guitar, catar, nectar
ti„._ . Conservative leader," whli# prewZ ^ZiZn *? out the American private companies cruel troubleth hls own flesh— lettek of thanks
™*e * ■creaming siren. Heon Issued
Zing “h^de?e7toteTe"t ar,er hls election Proverbs 11:17.
For Instance, a warehouse fire In one rw—i fends hi, new' effort He de- «md the Ontario hydro and the 4 What does the word
Quebec companies, the view on 7—r, of .'banks for the na-
SUjt supposedly burned |5<*VX1Q worth of i
ZZZ-po'icics'particularly pro^
election is a vindication of Mr
hope that things may be'di’re the ground ot Parliament Hill Is that the St
b* ‘be man,
Wilt thou draw near the nature revere ' mean ?
Lawrence schente will be re then , e°^r Dra«' "ear them with vi that means "»«
T*”ed a, an Issue for the two .then In being merciful; sweet
l=,Zr,y'* ,rup badge-
with W|h,tl 18 * Word beginning) Published recentiy by the VictorT*
Daiiv ti____ ^.1 V p v'c'orlu
has been received
countries at an early date. Answers Men-------- -
•j.’HÆjsaassstiiise._ «Wild dm.
 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 8.1338
<4
SIDE GLANCES By George Clark Qg
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>V
Leaders Named
Council Elects 16 Directors
Veldt Related
at Second Annual Meeting I
The Victoria Council of Soçial
T. Norman, Ex-South Afri­
can Policeman, Addresses Continuing Our
Agencies held its second annual
Gyro Members
meeting In Spencer’s dining-room i
yesterday and elected 16 mem
bers to its executive and nine to
represent it on the board of the
Interesting Incidents during his
30 years in the service of the
South African police were related
SPRING ^
Community Chest. by Ti Norman, recent retired,
Officers will be chosen at the
first meeting of the new execu­
tive.
to the members of the Gyro Club
at their weekly luncheon at the
Empress Hotel yesterday.
MILLINERY
The following were elected by
acclamation to the board of direc­
tors of the council: F. E Wins ;
low, E. W. McMullen, Alderman 1
"The primitive and the civil
ized are probably closer together
in Africa than anywhere else in
the world," Mr. Normatudeclared.
. OPENING
, ' / - A -
S. H. Okell, H. B. Witter, George | The speaker told how only three
MacDonald, Dr. H. M. Cassidy
A. H. Hundleby, H. T. Ravenhill,
I years ago the police quelled a
small rebellion among the natives
WedAëSday!
t ather M. M. Sweeney, Miss I only 15 miles from the n very 1
Lyna Mess, Miss Helen Kirkwood modern city of Durban.
Mrs. R. R. Taylor, Mrs. J. w During the course of his re­
Gibson, Mrs. F. V. Longstaff, G.
D. Howell and Mrs. Kenneth
Barr.
miniscent talk Mr. Norman told
of the last diamond rush of which
J he himself had been a witness.
Every important Hat Fashion (for Spring 1938
is represented in our advance, colleetiou . . .
s
Those elected to the commu­ The government had staked off iaslydns vou will wear all Spring and Summer!
nity chest board were Mr. Wins­ an area of about two square miles
low. Mr. McMullen, J. O. Cam­ divided into claims 40 feet square.
eron, Mr. MacDonald, Brig.-Gen. After- paying a- smalt fee- 5:000 -
_J?' ^u3tln- Miss Frances Fitz- miners and would-be miners lined The new Hats are a riot of flowersT.. little brims, half-way
flbbôn, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. H. M.
Cassidy and W. Hobart Molson.
Mr. Winslow, in a brief presi­
up behind a- mtie-long rope bar­
rier. At the zero hour when the
police had dropped the barrirr. „
I-/ Frinis, up-turned brims and sophisticated ones . , , all the
brims are waiting here to frame young faces! Throughout
dential report, said that in the I hope none of you boys think I can teach you anything that will there was a mad scramble for Ü —mtr host of smart Hats to complement your Spring ward­
two years of—its existence the ________ - help you make money." the claims.
council had accomplished at The speaker, who previously to 8 robe, you will find special selections of Sailors and Bonnets.
least the first steps towards pro­ clamped down on other votes for his leaving South Africa had *
moting a unified social service
system in Victoria.
He spoke of the part played in
City Council the parks department, delaying 75,000 Zulus under his jurlsdic SB
several purchases until after the 'ion, said the 600 whites in thé
estimates had been completed. KB. -OUR PRICES ARE JUST*AS APPEALING .AS
same area were far more trouble
the welfare picture by both the
public and private agencies, the
latter filling„ ----■ «.-I—
gaps-iwrng
Briefs
" "V : ----------------------------------
"Before we finish with the bud­ than the natives. The lipn Mrr
get, we will have to go through ^O.Cditn ^ classified—as *r gentle
She -psiks ............
Agam and rmVTrit lui rather than a , ferocious beast,
—--------------- - THE STYLES!----- -----------------------
— Millinery Salon.
i#
---------------------- Flr»t ..Floor.
tween the services of the former I T 1 111 $10,000 from the estimate^ the only becoming mean when
and also being in a position to do ( A mpmorandum regarding sew- mayor stated, annoyed. The buffalo was the
more in the nature of eoeperi- ' age conditions on Victoria's boun- “It’s cutting the cloth too-fine, fiercest ot all South African mmmm
mental work. 1 dary, affected by effluent flowing Som<1 ot ,hat work should be animals.
WORK REVIEWED in from Saanich, has been pro- done " Alderman James Adam
. Mrs. Kenneth Barr, Jn. her. re­ P«wd. and. preeentedj te 4t»--Pro­
port as secretary, said the council vincial Secretary, a letter from
K commented. - I— Oddment Table of
j---- - ------ ----- -- Alderman S. H. Okell was
had established a common ground Dr. H. E. t’oung
for the discussion of problems City Council yesterday.* oung infoi informed the named city delegate on the case Children’s Wear
.....—..... committee of the Friendly Help SPECIAL VALUES FOR WEDNESDAY
ahd a clearing house for ideas re­
garding community relationships. Invitations to the council to at­
She mentioned the formation tend the Portland .Rose Festival, - Final passage was given (he
Welfare Association.

of the Community Chest during from June 8 to 11, were referred new building by-law and pretlmin Dr. C. W. Topoinû Tells
the last year as a valuable move to the finance committee.
ftrDefcuracy; IN STAPLES g----------j
MORNING
Included in these offerings are Flannel­
ette Sleepers, Nightgowns and Pyjamas,
ary readings were accorded the Snrinl Anonc r...V , Broadcloth Slips, *Cbtton Dresses and
forward in the city's welfare A letter from the Communist "Water By-law, 1932 Amendment ^ V», . 9enCV Council of ON SALE WEDNESDAY
work, and said the Council of Party of Canada, suggesting pro­ By-law *-----------
(No. -------*
5) 1938."“ : ejects of Environment Coveralls.
Social --B-Agencies
..wo was largely iv- re- posals to to ouL-viau'
alleviate me
sponsible for the success of the lem, was referred to the relief
the reiiei
relief piOD-
prob-
Tenders for painting the police A 10-point program with which
5 only — CHILDREN’S COTTON- 15 only — WHITE PART - WOOL
A garment___________ _ 50c
—Children's We»r, First Floof
rhpqf
Chest pamnalnn
campaign K..by giving' n__
the committee. rni__ __-.fr
The communication station were referred to the police to approach the increase of crime ,
public a clear picture of the aims, suggested establishment of unem­ commission. FILLED COMFORTERS in print BLANKETS, ideal for general
and delinquency.Jn Canada was coverings: well filled and firmly
methods and needs of the agen­ ployment insurance, new legisla­
cies. - Sale of two properties, one st .ret before the Victoria Council of
tion to eliminate tax exemption the comer of Balfour and Obed Social Agencies at Its second an­
Mrs. Barr’s report mentioned on government and company pro­ nual meeting In,Spencer’s dining-
stitched. Cot sizes, approximately utility purposes. Size 64x84 inches.
34x48 inches. Each_________ 89<- Blue borders only. Slightly shop Art Needlework
the establishment of a Christ­ perty and a revised taxation for $100 and another on the north roonv yesterday by Dr. C. W. Top­ soiled. To clear, each____ $2.89 Oddments for Clearance nn
mas bureau last year, and the scheme which would afford relief side of Sunnyside. east of Selkirk, Wednesday, Each________
fbr $450, was authorized by, the ping, associate professor of econ­
formation of a committee to to the home-owner. 25 pel «—FLANNELETTE SHEETS
study vocational training of the City Council yesterday on the re­ omics and sociology at the Uni- Broken lines. Including Scarfs, Centres,
commendation of the* lands com- verslty of British Columbia. I in the extra long double-bed size. 12 only, ALL FEATHER BED PII,
young people in conectlon with The request of the Victoria Mato, Cushions, Towels, etc. All stamped
Points In the program were: 70x90 inches. Whipped singly and LOWS—Oddments, Regular $1.00
unemployment. The committee, Automobile Club for street corner i mittee. One previous sale was 1. Advice to parents by men of a soft nappy finish. Grey only. each. To clear Wednesday, each,
for embroidery.
under the chairmanship of Magis­ rounding to reduce driving haz­ I canceled, the purchaser having and women trained In psychiatric —First Floor
trate Henry Hall, had made valu­ ards w*as referred to the public failed to meet the conditions Per pair------ -------------- $2.2» at-----------------------------------69*
works executive. stipulated by the city. problems so as to give children a
able recommendations. fair start in life.
4 rss“ ssrs.’ss ; 2. A return to the personal con­ Crochet and Tatting Cottons
c"ÿîs."‘“
Dr. C. wT Topping, associate
be
“ "» rurllild
demolished. Tenders for the
School Budget tact between pupil and teacher
which used to exist in thé little
red schoolhoure.
REMNANTS OF TABLE OILCLOTH
in white and fancy designs. Useful lengths for runners,
ODDMENTS in an assortment of shades
and sizes. -a «
professor of economics and soci­ work will be called shortly. shelves, etc. To clear, each,—___________ _________ 10c On sale, a ball____ _________ |(JC
ology at the University of British
Columbia, was guest speaker'tm*,, Action taken by the relief com­
the luncheon, taking "The Con­ mittee to house indigent infirm
Action Delayed 3. Support of preventive
constructive programs by char­
acter building organizations such
as the Y.M.C.A. and the Boy
and

MIXED LINEN G IASS TOWEl.S WHITE TURKISH BATH TOWELS

—Wools, Flint Floor

trol of Crime” as his subject. who are affected by the new-hos- Council Seeks Meeting With Scouts. In nice absorbent quality. Colored — extra large size with colored 100 YARDS OF
Pital ruling, was outlined In a Board Thursday to Discuss 4. The development of friend­ borders. Each_____________ 19^ borders. Each_________ ____ 29*

SEEKS TENANT report from Alderman S. H. Okell,

relief chairman.
Extraordinary Items
The City Council took further
ship between school children and
police officers.
5. Extension of the informal
—Staples, Main Floor
Sunfast Cretonne
Fortner Price $1.23 pwre
The petition signed by 744 resi­
legal steps yesterday afternoon to work of the juvenile courts. \ a Yard, for-------------- < QC

FORELEVATOR
Alderman J. A. Worthington
de n t s seeking reorganization-)-" B“‘
which would divorce the pound -delay its final consideration of the
/Inmrfronnf fwawi * L. „
department from the city. parks
superintendent’s Jurisdiction,
1

was
eakr.nl l. -
fsieruay ancrnoon to
I- ..
school board's extraordinary ex of
6. Reform of the detention
homes so as to separate children
seven, eight, nine and 10 years
pendlture and made arrange­ of age from hardened criminals in
DAVID SPENCER] Sunfast Cretonne and Sundour Linen, 36
inches wide. A choice of several designs.
Lengths up to 25 yards. Oddments, priced
referred by the council to the
Urges Action to Secure parks committee. No suggestion ments to seek a joint session with their teens.
LIMITE D for quick clearance.
Grain For Storage given. Alderman James Adam the trustees on their budget 7. A similar reform of the Boys' —Draperies. Second Floor
Williams noted, as to which de­ Thursday afternoon at 3.30. — Industrial School, )
Forecasting a bumper wheat partment the pound should be The council received and noted 8. Further study of the Borstal
crop on the prairies this year, given. Auderman James Adam two letters from the board, one system. they were so black they were I
Alderman John A. Worthington reported that while 236 dog* had inviting it to send delegates
yesterday called on the Industrial been destroyed last year, not all school session on Friday last, and education and vocational training
and trades development com­ had been taken from the parks. the other expressing regret it in reformatories.
mittee to start activity toward Some had been killed at the re­ would not have representatives
to a 9. A constructive program of

10. Penitentiary reform, backed

AFRICAN TRIP blue.
"You knew the blackest negro
Is not the purest negro." he said. QUAINT NAMES
number of Occasions last summer
he encountered tourists who were
quite frank in their statements
that “•** wiffjiisii
fllfi I rtpliqh a— aiinuspiinr ra

securing a tenant for the grain quest of their oWners.

elevators at Ogden Point dock
He brought the issue to the
at the meeting yesterday. The by public opinion, to prevent pris­
second communication stated the ons from being schools of crime ■ I
The appointment of J. H. Ozard board was unable to agree with for first offenders.
IS DESCRIBED fTTfie Senegalese have between 18
and
ony
20 per cent nopnegro
Gambia, the oldest British col)
In Africa, was famous
blood
for
’
Its
U.S. Consul Tells of Little peanuts and its Sahara winds. Junior Chamber Likes Idea toria and Island Publicity Bureau
was woefully lacking. A com­
mittee will be struck by Ernest
Harris, president, to aid the Vic­
council’s notice at the regular to the permanent staff In the the ruling of the city solicitor and CRIME IN CANADA
session, asking what the com­ collector's department was ritl comptroller to the effect certain in promoting the plan. Mr.
mittee planned to do. ----- fled. of the Items hi the ordinary bud­ In Canada at present, said Dr. Known West Coast to Freetown in Sierra Leone was a of Expanding Old-Country Harris thought a set time for
Topping, there were about as Overseas Club survival of one of the three at­ Touches in Victoria afternoon tea would be a good
The present, he said, was the get called for extraordinary ex­ tempts to colonize free negroes In
time for action. Tenders
_ for $802.48 worth of penditure. many persons In prison as there Idea.
equipment required for water- Reed Paige Clark, U.S. consul West Africa. In view of the large amount of
H. S. Pringle, city solicitor, In­ were in England, where the popu­ Liberia was another attempt. A strong delegation will be
council of negotiations which had formed the council yesterday was lation was four times greater in Victoria, took members of the publicity -Victoria had received selected to Interview the City
the council, which also accepted the Isst day on which It could deal Between 1911 and 1933 minor Overseas Club on an Imaginary Aside from the ruling class who
been carried on last year with lately In newspapers in other Celebrations Committee to dis­
Harvey Kavaner. a tender ot G. A Wei,r to supply with extraordinary expenditure crime in the Dominion had In­ trip down the West Coast of spoke English, there were 50 com­
50 cedar poles lor $280. matters as they affected the creased from 1,300 per 100,000 of pletely different native languages cities regarding Its efforts to cuss the Junior Chamber’s pro­
"It looks like a lost hope," he Africa, at SpenceFs dining-room In Liberia's 40,000 square miles. have the more quaint name of posals for the planned August
population to 2,800, and major yesterday afternoon.
said In reference t* finding a An offer of $100 for a wagon school board. Later, he said, the There w ere no good harbors In parades this year. The delega­
tenant. Last year, he noted, no and certain harness, recent council, could adopt the attitude crime from 271 to 411 per 100,000. From Tangier to Cape Agoullas. West Africa, which was one rea­ "petrol” substituted In place of tion will have full power to act
grain mqved west and half the mended by the public) works com­ of refusing those submitted and Dr. Topping reviewed the re­ a voyage of 7,000 miles, the coast "gas” to correspond with the on any decision handed down by
elevators In Vancouver had been mittee, was accepted. calling- for new ones. Such n sults of the' latest studies In de­ was rather an uninteresting line son why It took so long to explore. widely advertised Old English the city committee.
course would leave the way open linquency first from the point of Mr. Clark
—— said -------
—- that the vast atmosphere,
.no. (iiiiiiv.-,i! members
1,1I- memoers of
oi the
tne Vic
VIC
empty. There was no one, he of dull green mangroves with an The chambet went on record as
added, to whom the city could The council approved the fire for further consideration. view of the heredity of the de­ occasional hill to break the mop area of the Belgian Congo, over ^oria Junior Chamber of Com
1.000.000 souare
Subject to the approval of the linquent, and then from that of otonyr - The sea was calm, so 1,000,000 square miles, did not metre, at a general meeting last giving its wholehearted support
-.Mil-—. .11 -, ------- -,___
hand oven, the elevator. y wardens’ tentative agreement touch the sea. It only reached a night, decides) In favor of en to the impending Gyro Club drive
Alderman Worthington sug­ with Oak Bay to share rental solicitor on the legality of the his environment. calm, Mr. Clark said; that a ship'
gested he would like to talk to costs of nine borderline hydrants action, Alderman Okell brought Physical handicaps for which which had broken its back on a river mouth. larging on that movement. to gather funds for the erection
members of the committee on the and to maintain temporary pro­ In a motion to that effect. It car the delinquent sought compensa­ reef off Sierra Leone was being man Southwest Africa was the
The diamond port In old Ger­ Communications communications with oil com coni “of a sports arena In Victoria. vinurm.
motion for Oek Bay on * day-io- Tied. tion, moral deficiency, low intel­ used as a lighthouse. ..
panics in the Untied Stales apd iTh" campaign is expected to get.
daÿ basis until the Oak Bay de Just before adjournment. Mayor ligence and aptitude for crime by most desolate place he had ever PansHs
Canada requesting I under wav
their co ! Undrr waV shortly shfti-tlv
“A white man can TIv* any­
Pattullo Speaks périment was In operation. The Andrew- McGavin, who vacated training from other criminals where as long as he takes care of been was
In, the consul said. There operation in changing the name j Conway Parrott and B. A.
only one tree in the town,
resignation of Wilt Hulme from the chair throughout the meeting, were among the causes to he himself," The consul-declared. "A* of their prodiKj to fit in with the.! Boate-rornposed the team that
the department was received with owing to temporary deafness found In the delinquent himself. and hof another Blade of vegetir scheme had met with refusals! won the first prize for securing
To Empire Club regret and a message of thanks from an ear Infection, stated he
a matter of fact, a white man does lion.
For q graphic picture of the better in Africa than a black man. with regrets. It was pointed out. the largest number of new mem-
T. H. Laundy was chairman. But ifiembers were of the opinion bers in the recent membership
When he goes east at the end for his services ordered sent to would press the council to urge effects of environment he took "I would like to go back to
that this could be accomplished drive. They secured nine. Dun-
of this month. Premier Pattullo him. a reduction of $30,000 in the the care of Vancouver. Africa. I can’t Imagine a better The monthly meeting of the by canvassing individual service can McBride and Thomas Wat­
will accept a speaking invitation school budget. In the céntral school district place for a visit. It’s not the heat
On the recommendatlon of the centring around Victoria Square. that gets you. Never while I was Greater Victoria Retail Drug­ stations. kins wer* second açd Joe Mc-
-~J tong* stunting.
" “ * On ’April 5'he tanas gists’ Association was held Sun ihfir ‘TiTIlinii
meeting, W—I was ■AUlster and A, JL
will address the Emplie Club In billboard, on the corner of Belle­ his services, Harry Thompsett, Btoee waa ooo delinquent Ja evcry. tropics dldthe temperature is * .
lia number of names, such third.
Toronto on "B.C. and Confedera­ ville and Douglas Streets, was retiring manager of the Brltanny* five school children. In the West go above 100 degrees. It's the the new dairy of the Western as tram, cinema lift, shop and A letter was read from Jack
tion.” tint Grey area the figure was continued heat. In Liberia the
revoked. Alderman Burgess J. Branch, Canadian Legion Band, une in 2,000. Creamery Ltd. on Yates Street. others were, used to replace the Fawcett -if the St. Mary’s Boy
mercury was between 83 and 95 E. Trimble spoke on "Milk Pas ordinary common names, It
All radio listeners have been Gadsden asked permission to was presented with a smoking „In surveys In the United States degrees.” teurizatlon," after which the would do much to bear out the co-operation in thé coming clean­
Scout troop offering that troop’s
Invited by Secretary Ernest I ’make Inquiries
JS7.T------ ---- from other cities
”’*■*;" cabinet at a concert held In the It had been found that upward .if Mr. Clark said he had been re­ various operations were shown quaint
Hawkins to attend the reorgan!- ! lndJ°.bri.rig ln..a report on their club auditorium last Friday night. 85 per cent of all juvenile de­ peatedly In the Canary Islands. customs of Victoria, which
In the___ plant.
.. ..............
The __ _____ are becoming nationally Vnown up and paint up week conducted
.. regular
*àtIon meeting of the Victoria situation. method of handling the billboard W. Chandler, president of the linquents came from homes in
which were popular as a winter : business meeting followed, dur
by the chamber
Radio Listeners’ Club in the band, made the presentation. An the lowest income-brackets. through extensive advertising
excellent concert program was resort. Dakar, which aped Paris |„g which Charles Burr was campaigns as a “Little Bit of Old t -The oecatet, of JW«nt_Emir..
Sons of England ' tail. Broad After, approving a $326,59 ex presented with ’-ading local A vote of thanks to Dr. Top unsuccessfully, was a Senegalese j elected president, taking the
Street, tomorrow night at 8. ping was moved by Dr. H. M town. The Senegalese were the ; place of J. Macfarlane, who re England.” Liberal Association will hold a
pendit we. on hose, thef council mists contributing Cassidy. Ed
cAâ vjiuver
Glover wougnt
thought it It was
wa» « meeting Wednesday evening at *
blackest ol the negroes. In lact, 1 cently retired j very good idea, noting that on a, in Liberal headquarters.
 Social Events VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1938
Women
A Merry Trio of Golfers at Reception
KIRKHAM’S Groceries • G*L3J
Meat»- - . G 61X3
Fruit . . g ne3l
Reception for
Daily Delivery r20,“«1’ '*** *•!»«. toi«,uu«. ro*»i o>*
Reliable Foods .r*if rrtcw
..........
~
. Weight,
r-1- and Descriptions
Golfers Gay
SEBV1CK AND DELIVERY
Fl*e Beses Floor, 4$H
CASH AND CABBY Party
Hambarger Steak, 2 Ihs......... RECIPE
0jMg0rcluir< Ma|,le ayre»' Beef Saasage Meat. 2 IS*_______
Tm, 1-1». Mi - Fork Saasage Meat. 2 ttt-A»...
rt.m Villi, Bill,,. Mr |B Fot Beasts Beef, per lb_____ _f
New Zealand Better. •* lh. Bolllag Beef, per lh................
Bereptien First-grade Better. Veal Stew, per lh____ _____ ______
. 3 IS*- for_________
Lamb C heps. per lb___ ” J .yr lb_____ ___
Hound Steak, per lb.;„. Beef SRel, per 16"-.. ____
Veal Chops, per lb Sweet Oranges. 25 >•>
Fare Fork Saasage. per lb Eating Apples. 6 lb*, for__ _ i
Lean Sallsbary Steak, per lb Bipe Banana* 3 lbs. for____
Honey, wrapped, packets, to ‘

Orphanage To
Chapter Names
Hold Shower
Thé ladies’ committee of the Conveners
Protestant Orphans’ Home met
yesterday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. F. V. Longstaff,
For Year
I nthe chair, and the following At the meeting of the Mary !
members present: Mesdames W. Croft Esquimau Chapter, 1,0 j
Luney, E. M. Brown, Shepherd D.E., held yesterday afternoon at
Heddle, DiUabough. Dinsmore, the residence of Mrs. E. V. Fin F, niiu IlUinOeiT'U
land, Old Esquimau Road, the • ~ - —Fhoto By Associated Screen News.
norman, Coutts, Cox. Fraser, about 200, were received by Mr.
Elliott, Hughes, Templerrian, regent, Mrs. G. P. Clarke, was Mrs, , . ■Chas. E. Wilson (right),
"■>••••• ”nvener of ,hp social committee of the Winter Golf Tournament being and Mrs. Hodges, and by Mrs.
Simpson, Calvert and Miss New­ named delegate to the'provincial LU2ü1_t?! A, ,u.^k*t.,he , C?l*°°tl
V . ------- course,’ and Miss "Tommy"iwnmy Wilson (leftI, were
wnson uem, were caught
caught bv by the the candid
candid Chas. E. Wilson, convener of the
bury. annual meeting. camera is they exchanged what was evidently a good story with Mr. C. Bruce Woodell of Seattle at social committee, who repre­
Conveners .of committeees were the Informal reception held a. the Empress Hotel las, nigh, for participants mihe tournament sented the local golfer»;- -—-----
It was decided to hold the an­ Presenting the New Modes for a
nual linen shower Thursday. May appointed as follows;, Child wel- OF SPUN SUGAR
5, when pillowcases and* sheets fare, Mrs. G. Stsman; Girl Guides, New Season
will be appreciated. _ , Mrs. R. P. Matheson; Boy ScOUts A striktng-focat point in the de-
Mrs. E. M. Brown will viist the Mrs. G. Pocock; Navy League, corations was the display of two
home for the month of March. Mis. J. Mason; graves. Mrs. J marvellously-made confections of

Lupe Velez In
Quinn; films, Mrs. F. Ryley; vis
iting, Mrs. G. Sedger; press. Mrs.
Matheson and Mrs. H. Cresine,
spun sugar the artistic work of
M. C.Amleveggr-head chef of the
hotel, and-M. E. Goldi, the pastry
Spring Fashion
Donations included $10 to the On a large brass tea tray
Stage Success Naval Cadets in appreciation of
merit in winning the rifle com
Mr. and Mrs. George Hattie of
,...
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Brown of I Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Pollard, go11 bag and clubs, leaning
BOSTON < AP)—Lupe Velez petition for the fourth consecu­ Portland, Oregon, are coming up Vancouver, after a short visit In who have been spending several againsl a ‘fee stump, while “golf
had been placed a replica of a
Show
stopped the show last night as tive year, and S3 towards the ex­ to Victoria on Friday on a visit Victoria, during which time they months visiting their son-in-law 1 balls’ la>' °n the “green grass" be-
to Mr. and Airs. C. E. Wilson, the w»-re guests at the Empress and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1 *°w" Neafby was a large basket
she made her first musical penses of a guide attending the Uplands.
comedy appearance since 1932 in jgatroj
-£al£-fartrr'fi new-rrmstgatr^YoiT NtT;.C~rif.7,>g'Tnâ~VCTr57ïï-; Who is ■tq~their.
Hotel, will return this evening I*eacey, in Trinidad, B.W.I., will riIIed wi,h Petits fours, the
hnm.» nn Ibo ntainrind, , «aili
10 lh“*r h,,m" aaij - -f(injn thcit fui EiigtHnd
rom-there Limmitl 6rt uiii’ham”n
' ^ndI° °* n< 4h<>
th“ t“’*1—' I*‘H
In’ili); lint
ik TK mî
and Luncheon
Never Know.” which began a two- Tentative plans were made for
a Student at the University of Mr. and Mrs D BarrUv Rm. !i March Marcn 22, and-expect
expect to ......
and I,.................... return to | . . ribbon and a bouquet OX re-
week run at the Shubert Theatre a rummage sale to be held earl> British.Columbia, has returned to University Hill Vancouver ™ : Alheir I I — i____
home in Victoria in August.
H I ict mreieui
narcissl-
here priot to its New York open- vener.
ing.
in May, Mrs. C. Bishop to be con­
* EMPRESS HOTEL
Displaying new talents as a Mrs. G. Sedger reported on the week end with her parents. Rev. dinner uartv ari\'inp<»H in" hnno.- ! 'rils’ J- vv• spencer ana ner * ..
Dr. W. G. Wilson and Mrs. WU- of the 23rd birthday of Mr. James daughter’ Miss Myfanwy Spencer, I
» *y„ —~ ........ .
con‘cst. which WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, AT 1 P.M.
comedienne, the Mexican actress 25th anniversary bridge tea re­ son, Pemberton »rtnn Road.
RnaH . i / »i---- ». — -... rnturnoH tn
-returned to thoir-
their homo nn .ina—n *s 10 ^ staged in ____
bpme the lower
won ovations for her singing and cently held, -which had been very I < Jimmiet MueFarlanr of Victoria. «■»*T «he Amplrew of the Junior W.A. of the Jubilee—
dancing Opposite Clifton Webb. successful socially ahd finanei Mr and Mrs Harold pnn3nr ' Blue hyacinths, golden yellow yellew Pti Sunday, alter motor-1 nanrino . Hoeptfal and the Patronage ot Mrs. E. W. Ha in her

cost are now being produced, to

ally. She, with her committee, ham « Winnipeg win leave the ..-----:-------- --——
All-steel farm buildings at low received a vote of thanks.
A satisfactory financial report where they will visit for
I rsr,
prairie city on Saturday for Van ,hc eolors of the University and
couver, a heart shaped birthday cake was
a srSsùs
from the south as far as Van lvply decorated with spring flow
EMPRESS HOTEL ORCHESTRA

be delivered unassembled to the was given by Mrs. Warren a short time before coming over I encircled by lighted blue arid gold couver by Miss Barbara Spencer, f” and, lllmrunated by taU green Gowns by
farm. Smith, treasurer. t to Victoria* to spend several candles. Covers were laid for daughter tsf Col. and Mrs. Victor ,apors n s ver holders MADAME BUNGE (VICTORIA) LTD.
The play held recently at months. eight. Mr. MacFarlane, who is
Lampson Street School was re- exchange editor of the Ubyssey Spencer, Vancouver. - POST MORTEMS
QUICK RELIEF ported on by the educational sec­ Mr-and Mrs. George D. Frank and a member of the class of Arts
"39, k-ft by the midnight boat for Miss MarguPtTte Daxies cele­
I ALthe conclusion of the medal FOSTER'S FUR STORE
retary, and a letter of congratu­ lln qrtil their son, John, have ar­ Victoria. play at the Royal Col wood Golf
FROM A COLD lation will be sent to Mr. Creel- rived from Seattle to spend sev­ ---- brated** her birthday yesterday ••■nd Country Club earlier in the
with a party at the home of her day, the visiting golfers enjoyed
Bports Clothes by
man, Congratulations were ac­ eral months and have taken up Mr. and Mrs. C. Nobbs, 910 parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Davfes, the hospitality of the hostess W. * J. WILSON
corded to Mrs. Harris as a mem-1 residence in Mr. and Mrs. G. H. i
Pandora Avenue, celebrated their „680 Burnside Road. Supper was
her of the cast of the Beaux Arts Stevens’ house on Newport Ave­ golden wedding anniversary, yes­ served at a table decorated with club. Coiffeur* by
play, which Won the B.C. reg land. nue. during their absence In Eng The spacious lounge and sun
terday with an “at home," which a bouquet of daffodils, tulips,
room at- the Colwood clubhouse, HILDA HAIRDRESSING PARLORS
i tonal contest of the Dominion was attended by many of their carnations and iris, and the beautifully
Drama Festival. Mrs. Douglas Emery of Regina, old friends. The venerable host ornamented birthday càke. After decorated with great Tickets 61.25 Each
bowls of iris, tulips, daffodils and Phone E 2754 or E «676
A new member, Mrs. E. Ismay. who will arrive in Victoria shortly I and hostess received many beau beau- supper, games were much en en,
was welcomed. The members to make her home, was the guest 1 tlful flowers and other gifts, and 1 Joyed by the guests who Included T.arclssi, hummed to the ex
stood in silent sympathy with the of honor at a surprise partv a purse of gold was presented by the Misses Sybil Crawford, Laura change of congratulations or con- i
A. START family of Dean and Mrs. C. S given recently in the Saskatch- :,hc family. Tea was served from Harrison. May Adams, Dorothy dolehces, as women players of
Quainton. ewan city. On behalf of the a ’able beautifully arranged in Jeeves, Georgina MeAnnerin and high and low handicaps told of Chapter to Hold ^
’ The members were* entertained gupsts, Mrs. Emery whs pre- a® gold pold and
nnH white
whit*» color
***»!*»•• scheme, H Helen
pIph Mr! McLennan.
/>nn»n
___ th The
__*» B mtA.» of f-missed
guest v, putts ÛT
Th«~uTJi],,r and “bad breaks."
'“***" t
- Do-’t F-* To- after the business meeting by sented with a silver cream and centred by a decorated wedding hondr was the recipient of * many w I[ in Ihe „of water hole saw the drown-1« Tea Tomorrow TRUSSES
their hostess. Tea was poured sugar set and tray, an0 a hand cake, which was cut by Mrs. lovely gifts. . many hopts, as well as
When a cold strikes by Mrs. A. A. Warder and Mrs golf balls. One unfortunate BODY BELTS
*>n 1 «7 to work it off. At.the first sniffle C. Cross, the table centred with some purse. I Nobbs. Daffodils and other
player, according to local legend Florence The monthly meeting of the
SUPPORTS
hit a cold qunk and hit it hard with « , , , spring flowers were also used in Mr. John Charles Thomas was Nightingale Chapter
Pominum C.B Q. Tablet,-,h, remedy a bowl of mauve iris, daffodils Û D?atenn,|n decorating the reception rooms the raison d’etre of the reception deposited 14 balls in the water I.O.D.E. was held at headquarters ALL SIZES
that i, direct and imurvtl; made for une and red tulips, flanked with green ' I"' H,f/ SWan of r>un and the refreshment table As- arranged by Mr. and Mrs. J. O. hazard before she decided to call yesterday when the final arrange­ EXPERT FITTING
PRIVATE BOOM
purpose only- ro curb colds, quick. candles. i u u "’"1 hon?e" s’oppjne ststing«Mrs. Nobbs during the tea Cameron at their home, • Rose- it a day, but was still good sport
S ° VLS1' Mr*„A hour were her six daughter,* boro,” Moss Street, last night, enough to carry on for the rest ments were made for the silver
tea to be held at the home of Mrs.
Dominion C.B.Q. Tablets go right to work
«Zeros//, in J dininct way,; (i) They
S«ht the cold germ,; (2) clear out the
Bishop of Arctic JV Iaw days" Mrs Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. R. A. Dum following the eminent baritone's of the round, despite the score , K. S. Standrrwick, 1531 Effort!
Swan and her son Conrad left last can, Mrs. E. Lerik. Mrs. E. U.ng- recital at the Royal Victoria The­ hanging over her head. Street tomorrow afternoon. A
MacFARLANF dbco Company
poison,; (3) check the fever. Usually they To Address WA, Aprii for England to attend the thorpe, Mrs. F. Shaw and Mrs. D. atre. About 50 guests, represen­ musical program Mas been ar­ Or. Dssflaa and Jahnaaa Sts.
break up a cold in a few hours. Cur-onaUoR an<i'Trwit *«pnn(*yt atfd also her daughter- tative of the city's musical ranged, and friends interested In Phone G I5IJ-G NH
relativpR and whiU .. . UKIIlw
rVtminton C.B.Q. Tablets are chocolate, In connection with the annual relatives, and while there was in-law, Mrs. R. Nobbs. In the coterie- were present. Mr. and the chapter will be welcomed.
coated . . . even children like their ta,to meeting of the Columbia Diocesan hvH.. iJ h S s“mmer vacation , evening, a family reunion was Mrs- H- H- Palmer and Mrs. W. C. Conveners of the tea will be Mrs.
When you ask for them (25# at all drug Board of the W.A. there will ho ! y hor e,der son Peter, who is at- held, dinner being served and N,ch°l. Nlchol, patrons of the concert, J. H. Brooker, Mrs. L. McKea and
•tores) insist on the genuine. ! Ljpublic missionary meeting on tending the UrjiygrgUy. Qf Toronto., games played later. and Mrs. W. S. Cameron and Mrs. Mrs. B. Briers. Bridge will be Stratosphere In
i»oe roe i mmc toe Thursday,? March 10, at 7.45 p.m. , J- S. Cameron, daughters-ln law played In the evening and refresh-1
of the hosts, assisted in receiving. TURNER—HIGGINS Hair Styles Now
DOM IN
OB TW UTTU in Christ Church Memorial Hall
The speaker of the evening will In Soroptimist Revue Masses of Japanese plum blossom
ments served; those wishing to '
"honeGlX8 are reqUeeS'ed 101, cBICAGO ,AP,-And now it
c.B-Q. be the Right Rev. A. L. Fleming.
D-D., Bishop of the Arctic. Mrs. Ryrle Symons was con- smndîng’^afr^stîiist11"5' .k°-ÎÎ~
gratuiated by the viro regent, her" last
; Bishop Fleming, known as the
“Flying" Bishop," administers a Mrs. Frank Baylis, on her ap- midu»,, L h annUal
Jameson’s vast diocese of over 2,000,000 room, presiding at the charm-1 Rev. A. de B. Owen united In pointment as municipal regent by : Tg^ment that ' J"
•coffee square miles in extent. The ingly - appointed candlelit table marriage their only daughter, acclamation. Mrs. Symons was ' ro'h t "omen ,hls
Coffee population of this large territory with Its floral centrepiece of Dora, and Mr. Charles Turner,: also made honorary regent of the ,he "up and ûd"" 'helr '“** °n
Roasted, Ground numbers 10.00C, and the work is white carnations, narcissi and younger son of Mr. and Mrs. VV. I chapter. Mrs. H. Lenfesty was «ii ♦$. ^
and Packed In
widely scattered. Missions and maidenhair fern being Mrs. R G. Turner of 33 Regina Avenue elected Echoes secretary, and hv a n ^m>^W ,S ky PS' “ describ<-d
Victoria Dally out-stations hospitals, residential Baird and Mjj. J. H. Gillespie Mrs. J. E Eve. ehield welfare con, ««.«,« big name coiffure
Only members of the contract-1
am orettn snrm schools and day schools, under The Misses Nora Jones and Doro ing families were present, and vener Mrna. TT.
TT*Irï. 1**1 « T. t wiDwm
ITtlSOn or uh.Xar“?^?
ifir TTanc^ demoiastrated
• 1 by
! ’be care of clergy, lay-workers, thy Parsons assisted in serving. the ceremony was performed in
women missionaries and native Mr. Thomas and Mr. Carroll Hoi the drawing-room, where the

Vitality Shoes , eatechists, are supervised by the

; bishop.
I -Anyone Interested In hearing
sfu-oonoisThTroorroL
ajtle ^ "
g brldalpar.T'.iooi'un^rTwhZ
8 morn ng 101 -b*"' ar<"h adorned with sprays of plum
GIVE COLOR TO THE : blossoms, the artistic handiwork
SPRING COST! ME .... j Bishop Fleming tell of his work Hof
IMPARTING GRACE OF jln Ihe Far North is welcome to
i attend the meeting. ÆSftï E15™
■""*M" for the month of March were ap- Both paiiman
PERFECT POSTl RE
HTS. THE NEW STYLES
« «■ «5
NOW SHOWING IN OCR 2643 Forbes Street, the occasion ! tk*»
WINDOWS
hemg me 57.h_annivers.ry of ria^by hîr w.,^
their wedding. The happy couple tended by Miss Beatrice Raeside,
Bolero are enjoying very good health and while the bride’s brother, Mr
MUNDAY’S Coat* were Jbe-recipients of many kind
IÎ03 DOUGLAS ST.
wishes for thejr future happiness Brian Higgins supported the
bridegroom. Don\ •xprlment with
Bee the latest In style and .. and-good healffi In the years to
mode at the Fashion Shi.w come from their friends and rela Supper was served from *
and Luncheon, Impress
fives. They also received some table centred with a handsomely

Like Lightning
Hotel Wednesday, March 16.

Foster’s Fur
Store
YATER STRUT
lovely gifts, cards and flowers decorated ■ wedding cake sur­
During the evening games were mounted with a silver vase filled !
played by all present and were with rosebuds, while throughout ’
Immensely enjoyed. The suppe- the home a profusion of tulips,
Children's Colds
That a just about .Jiow hyacinth, narcissi and plum blos­ Relieve Their Misery trated). Then—to make Its long-
table was centred with a mlnia- som were effectively arranged continued double action last even
Hold Killer acts on- a «aid m bridal group, ^bridehMhrideSS,'
TVio .....i •_ This Proved Way
in the head. Kold Killer is bride and groom, two bridesmaids ..._—r. —- —~ hridrgroo
_ _____ — left ----- ,—r child comes down
the modern treatment tor on the midnight
—onr dressed in rose pink or­ couver, and on their boat for Van ­ . • . with a cold, you can t afford
congestion of the nasal BLACKHEADS gandie and the other in blue or­ return from
their honeymoon win make their
to take needless risks. Use the
treatment that has been doubly *»U»g Wetting 1er SeiefteSesh...
Don t squeeze blackheads — dissolve gandie; a.little flower girl dressed home proved lor you—Vicks VapoRub. Almost before you finish rubbing.
passages. Its effect is im­ them. Get two ounces of peroxine at 149 Superior Street.
mediate and guaranteed 49c powder from any drug store and rub In rose pink organdie, and the Among' the numerous wedding It has been proved by everyday
gently with wet. hot cloth over the minister. The joining of hands gifts received was a mahogany use in more homes than any other
at any Vancouver Drug Co medication of Its kind—further
blackheads. They stmpIf-^Molve and ' and singing of "Auld Lang Syne" side tgble, the gift of the bride­ ^' ^ by the largest chnical tests
Store. disappear by this safe and sure method. most enjoyable eve groom's associates In the delivery ever made on colds. (Full details
Ring 3 --------*~wv*«ico uw uenvery
Included Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Me4c- Limited.
nf ' PiVtil Bunrn.
Phail Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Thds. Vicks VapoRub Is direct external
NEW BLOUSES FOR SPRING McPhall Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C Hh1 SEWING CIRCLE
treatment. There’s 'es Irritation and
including washable satin., tango irrpc., rial MISS DOREEN McGREGOR no dosing—no risk of break up local congestion.
crepe* and tailored ««tripe*. Fine ■ wort nient or brin^held^ridlv Jnan’’e9u*ns 1" the Fashion Revue and Tea, Coutts, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Jones, —t appetite, or “ the Httle one rew-
gay eolor* and all the latest style* Hit*, «• Mr. and Mrs. L. Partington, ; PORTLAND. Eng. (CP) -Rev ; a delicate
^ nd. Sa,urday. under the aiSplces of the «oÆ
Soroptl W. E. Guest, vicar of St. John’s _VapoRub ------ restful sleep, VapoRub
ts 44. $1.25: 14 to 20....................................... Who* wlïl',X ^rMnThis'rov^ ™ BavCompan^y. Misses Dorothy Bennett, Vancou- - **“ uc used freely, hJ&o» working-hour after
VPr' Affnes and Minnie Marquart, Church here, caused a Httle storm m often as needed, even on the
THE “WAREHOUSE” Braithwaite, Miss K. Brinkman Miss F H.-.I u Miss L’ when he sait, certain people in youngest child. rile "I WICKS
«HHGLA» STREET
III. BOVEEXMEXT 8T»»tT Iris Gasklll, Mary, Tena ami
»*. M Hawk.», sss* Peggy McPhall, Mr. Duncan Mr the parish described the Ladies’ You simply massage VapoRub the cold U lflVHd
Phail and Master Tommy “io,^ ÏXnZ. '*'™" “ * on throat, chest, and back fas Illus­ <”» f VapoRub
‘ Now WRITE—STAINLESS — -
 Social Events VICTORIA TMTT.Y TIMES, TUESDAY. MARCH R, I'm Women’s Clubs

Every cup a delight Playing in Winter Golf Tourney Churchwoman

On Platonic
Friendship
LONDON 'It is certainly pos­
sible to be friends with a man
and nothing more If you know j The ladies' auxiliary to the
the .difference between flirting Army and Navy Veterans will j
and comradeship;" Is the opinion hold a court whist party on
of Miss J. M. HigSon, of the | Thursday, at 8 In the ciubrooms.
tg? cwv!»°»
Church of fcngland Advisory A St. Patrick’s tea has been ar­
Board, She was speaking to an ranged for Wednesday, March 16.
audience of London business girls at the home of Mrs. F. Goodman,
on the problems of the unmarried 1051 Princess Avenue.
woman.
The Ersktne and Gorge Auxil­
"There is no greater enrich­ iary to the W.M.S. of the Presby­
ment of life’s experiences than terian Church of Canada. Mrs.
friendships of this kind," Miss Sanders presided and the meeting
Higson went on. opened w ith the devotional period.
"Times have changed greatly Mrs. Boyd read the Missionary
since the days when the term, Gleanings from Korea. An ad­
'old maid,' was applied to unmar­ dress was given by Miss Lament,
Wednesday ried women to Imply an. object of field secretary of W.MÜ., who;
ridicule, with Its Implication of a presented the experiences of
narrow, warped existence. prairie groups of women as an
FRESH MEATS "But still, in some quarters, Inspiration to those in more1
SIRLOIN STEAK RUMP ROAST. the existence of unmarried favorable circumstances, also em­
VEAL STEAK _ RIB BOAST.—. women may be regarded as a
ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN ROAST subject for pity," she added. "The phasizing The responsibilities*]
members of the Women’s Mis-1
term ‘superfluous’, for example. sionary Society, with hints for!
ISO* or LAMB, lb ... Is one which Is only applied to larger membership. The meeting
SHOVLDEBS LAMB, lb..
LAMB CHOCS, lb ^ unmarried women and never td closed with prayer.
MITTON CHftFS, 2 lb. loin mi Troy Taors. unmarried then.
"There is, of course, no greater
ASK FOR
SAt SAGE MEAT, Ik. The members of the _Metro- !
HAMBURGER, Ik____
CORNED BEEF. Ik...
«weer for a woman than mar­ politan Chummy Club met at the SANITONE
riage and children, and there is home of Miss F. Bailey for their1
no career which has greater re March meeting. Mrs. A. H. SERVICE
~ Ogilvie's' PORK and BEANS ROGERS* sponsibilitles. Adams, president, was in the
Minute Oats SYRUP "But there are an Increasing chair. Miss Mae Lewis had charge

I5%ir TT-lk.
OOf
Ü.W
tin. number of women, as well as of th'6 devotional and took as her !
men. who do not desire marriage. subject "The World's Day of
And these women are making Prayer." Mrs. A. Dowell arranged ;
their own contribution, which is
You Can
SEE the
--.-- J
as necessary as ban
the aiix.11
men'sa Lull
con- Difference
FISH DEPT. trlbutlon- to 1KÔ nf ffij.
No. 1 Soclteye tscpT
Salmon, ',»
“There are some women, how­
j A bevy of women players participating in the Winter Golf Tournament ever, who have a longing for a PHONE
rampraman at tho Pnual «______ .... .___a......... ».
home and children, buy Hiey will 0 8166
never admit it, believing such à
desire to be somewha/'indelicate’.
FRUIT DEPT, Black Label ^
Others pride themselves on their group. The next meeting will he
kippered' attended to during the month; Independence and mv'Çelng able held at the home of Mrs. A. I.
§N U K'
BRUNSWICK
SHRIMPS Bunny Ball Clothing was supplied to three
patient*, transpnnaTtoir provided
to fend for themselves.
■““Some women, when faced
Curtis, 1326 Vimy Avenue.
SARDINES

Smklil
Suntnat
Lemons, dot____t____
Grapefruit, g for ___
7o Make Rians Are
for sKr-tW—nsycttr had been
given and minor relief supplied
to five cases. .
With the spectre of loneliness, try
to drown It with hard work ;
April will be filled with activity
for the members of the Women's
Guild of the St. Andrew's Presby-
others turn to amusement or
FREMI
SWEET
CARROTS, 3 bunches
POTATOES, 3 Ike.....
Fancy Pink
Debut Forwarded It was announced that tickets
for the annual fashion show
sport, where there are some who
agreed to relationships outside
terian Church as «["result of the
monthly meeting held yesterday
Pancake
FLOUR
SALMON
t tall
SASKATOON (CP) — Two
young Saskatoon artist», Evelyn Plana for the Easter Monday
luncheon to be held at the Em­
press Hotel on Wednesday, March
marriage, with all the tragic un
happiness which result from j
afternoon in the lecture room,
with Mrs. C. W. Hawkins,, presi­
dent, In the
- chair.
.
~ ~Saturday,
Wed. Morning Only
SPECIALS 9 tin .
Eby and Reginald Bedford, as a
two-piano team, will make their
debut in Chicago, March 20.
Bunny Ball at the Empress Hotel
were made at a meeting of the
Junior W.A of the Royal Jubile-
16. had been In great demand,
over 500 reservations having been
made. In addition to the adult
them.”
Miss BERLIN AT 15
-■—1.\ On
April 2, home-cooking sale will
be held under the convenership

Campbell**
Santa Clara^
SWEET
PRUNES
They are under contract with the :
Bertha Ott Concert Management.
Miss Eby and Mr. Bedford are
Hospital, yesterday afternoon,1. at
the Nurses' Home, the president,
Urt
Mrs Charles A. Watson, in the.
i'harlnc
chair. 1
A ttlni»»» i_
_.
«L
mannequins, children’s fashions
will be shown by Betty and Janet
Denniston and Shirley ‘Cameron
The auxiliary will assist the
BERLIN I CP) — Frau Anna
Feldglebel. who. as an artist's
model, posed for the statue of
of Mrs. A. E. Featherstone, and
on Wednesday, April 6, a rum
mage sale will take place in the
lecture room of the church, with
iPi ’CROCEURIA

Spaghetti Saskatchewan products, acquir- Berollna which has adorned the 1322 Douglas -- "0* Pandora
00«“ 6-lb. Mrs. A. C Fulcher will act as Senior W.A. on their tag day, Alexanderplatz for many years, Mrs. W. Head as convener. An
music in Saskatoon. Brilliant as general convener of the halt and April 2, Mr». Harold Husband to nas just celebrated her 75th Easter silver tea has been ar­
Hallb.l Liver Oil Ceiwmka students and as piano soloists, tickets will be In charge of Mrs. act as convener of the tagging birthday. ranged for April. 23 In the lec­ RED RHUBARB
they have won fame as Inter­ Alvin Gonnason; advertising. arrangements for the Juniors. ture room. Arrangements for a PLUMS 3 lbs. for
preters of the classics as a .Miss Jean Campbell; ballroom, ZIPPERS HER SOCKS tea plate shower to take place at

Silver King
Aylmer Tomato
or Vegetable
piano duo.
The late Harold Samual, Plun­
Mrs. & L. Aylard, and priaes,
Mrs. R. A. Wnotion,
Misa McBride, social service
NEW YORK (CP) Beauty is
invading New York's East Side
HOLLYWOOD (CP) - Believe
It or not — one Hollywood star
the next meeting of the guild, on
Monday, April 4, were made. Fol­ 9c 8c
Pastry Flour Butter 'râle 3lle. $1.15 SOUP kett Greene, Olga S»marofff-Ed- A free beauty clinic, sponsored zips her silk stockings, the zip­ lowing the meeting, tea was
wln Hughes and Percy Grainger worker at the hospital, reported by Neighborhood House, has been per following the seamllne and served, the hostesses being Mrs.
4 QC Mb. Cheese Bte:JSS have predicted a great luture for nine home visits had been paid established for the woman who matching her zlppered sweaters, P. J. Campbell, Mrs. Marling and MILD CAULI­
— Grade A Large,, dee.--28c*
Jje young players. and 152 ward interviews had been cant afford to pay. ‘ skirts and dresses. | Mrs. M- Hodge. Mrs. J. L. White CHEESE FLOWER
Grade A Medium, dee. 271
Grale A rail,l,, du, 2*{» / Most important step in their expressed thanks to the hostesses lb. Fresh
(careers has been their long tui­
tion under a brilliant teacher,
Fighting for Sh;are in Stork Derby” Legacy Modern Etiquette 18c 9c
eration Party, speak on "the
Finances Studied plight of Vancouver."
Lyell Gustln, himself a piano
master, and a pupil of Jeannette
' By ROBERTA LEE
The group was Instructed to 1. Should a man hand his coat GRAPE
By Vancouverites discuss the matter with Dr. Tel­
Du mo, famous Chicago teacher.
The inactive teaching periods to a woman to hold for him? NEILSONM FRUIT
VANCOUVER (CP)—Investi­ ford and present recommenda­ of the summer months have been 2. May a hostess invite per­ COCOA 10 for
gation of methods used by cities tions at a later meeting.
and communities to "stabilize"
their finances was being made YOUNGISH PERMANENT
used by them for a general
broadening of technique and ex­
perience by visiting New York.
sons. in whose home she has
never been] to a bridge party?
3. Is the husband’s or wile’s
15c 19c
here today by a committee of DENVER, Col. (CP) — Five Chicago and European centres. named signed first on a note of
four Vancouver citizens. monthsafter she was born. Betty Miss Eby comes from pioneer thanks written by the wife? 1 JAM APPLES
They were appointed at a mass Lou Allegranzl had so much hair western stock. She was born at 4. Should a ring other than ! Assorted McIntosh
meeting here Sunday night which her mother "couldn’t do anything Outlook, Sask. She obtained her an engagement ring be worn on ’ 4 Vi*, tin do*.
heard Dr. Lyle Telford] a leading with it,” so she wheeled her to the engagement linger"
figure in the British Columbia a beauty parlor and bought her
Co-operative Commonwealth Fed­ a real permanent wave. 5. Should one ever "lose his
temper” in a letter?
35c 20c
TAKES A WOMAN! What would you do if_ COOKING
When a Cough i NEW YORK (CP) — Another You would like to become a CORN­ APPLES ,
i sphere lor women — Helen van member of a certain bridge club- STARCH box
Dongan, 30, knowing among la) Tell a member that you
other things six languages, is
ace exponent of a new art, cut­
would like to belong, and hope
that she will suggest your name?
9c 65c
ting film for documentary or edu­ rival she won easily. WtMake a broad hint to
cational movies. slicing and Born In London, Ont., and
piecing foreign film particularly coming to .Saskatoon as a child.
member? 19-pound Baby
to give It interest and continuity. Mr. Bedford obtained the (c) Give a small bridge party
A.T.C.M. at 14 and won a Percy and invlteog^Ar two of the club
members
Born Yesterday
Grainger scholarship when 17. A DETROIT (API — A Impound
Parisian critic, after hearing Mr Answers
Curb it STEP INTO SPRING Bedford, wrote that his playing
baby boy, measuring 24 inches at
~ -1- Not unless he has rheuma­ birth yesterday, was the marvel
WITH “suggested marble sculpture." tism. ol Detroit today. >
Effectively The Eby-Bedford duo will be 2. Yes. Someone has to make Hospital attendants said babies
2 Ways at Once SOFTER, EASIER heard in Winnipeg while en route
to Chicago. Following their de
the first move toward friendship. have been born weighing 25
3. Only the writer’s name Is pounds, but none so large la on
but they will visit Toronto and signed, but somewhere In the note record In this vicinity. One phy­
Allowed to
"•www HI linger, coughs and
linger, crnigni colds
an<_________ may be heard in New York. the wife can include her husband sician refused to believe It. The
may wreck your health. Don’t wait!
Go after them two direct ways at once "Bob and I both appreciate . , mother, Mrs. Mary Lawler, is 36,
with this ' 4. No, on the right hand. and the father, John C. Lawler,
INSIDE & OUTSIDE TREATMENT
;• Two-Mîm*.. Ail CATHCARTS Man Who Financed 5. No. is an unemployed auto factory
Best' "What WoulA You Do” worker. There are five other
■brand. Yon frJl Pa. “Pinafore” Dies solution—(c). *
The Field Museum has a
children, two to 17 years old.
THIEF ESCAPES
PEACEHAVEN, Sussex, Eng. unique exhibit ol birds no human VANCOUVER (CP) — A prow-
(CP)—Edward H. Bayley, who being has ever seen alive, the 1er who awakened E. Mitsui, pro­
îrëaxs! Royal “Special made a fortune from the 112)00 birds being reconstructed from prietor of a suburban conféction-
tS5,060) he put up for the first fossil remains.
CLEANER production of "H.M.S. Pinafore,"
died Monday at the age of 96. A lichen that
Pacific coast yields litmus, the early today.
Pasmore's 2- Purpose $35.95 A members of Parliament for
Sussex from 1892 to 1893, he was
a friend of Sir William Gilbert
and Sir Arthur Sullivan, creators
material that by a color change
indicates acid conditions.
Ducks are less liable to catch
diseases than chickens are.
FREE of the immortal Gilbert and Sulli­
ATTACHMENTS van operas. BE YOUR OHAtfîSï%5^tj
1a IN si »
1 AS MATERNITY AID
2 WAY CURU
ON COUGHS AND COLDS B.C. Electric " HULL, Eng. (CP)—Saying the
cxpensivi
Thill . ANY MOM
MATO LOOS' THISO
CunCUSA'S SPECIAL
COMBINED CLEANSING.
wives of black-coated workers WHY SUCH CIA BO SATE
CLEARING. SOFTENING,
AND BEAUTIFYING
were the worst-off section ol the 'IMATMIHTS, HELEN ?
PULLOVER SWEATERS—Boat and Crew community In regard to mater­
PSOPEPTIIJ HELP TONS
AND DEFINE V
Neck Styles nity services Sir Comyna Ber­ TNI SKIN AND 1 VJ
SlIASN WUHSOTI
yaWSIF A. ■ r | A -,
keley, chairman of the Central
A, K. LOVE Midwives’ Board, opened a new
maternity home to meet the
weemTcwsh]

M« View STBEFT
needs of the “middle • dais" arr-M-mnuu.n‘wingni
SOAP SSI . OINTMENT
people.
CUTICURA OINTMENT
 VICTORIA DAILY TIMER. TUESDAY. MARCH 8. IMS

Radio Programs Man Who Sought Will Conduct AIRPORT LAND

IS LICENSED THOMAS GETS W (Eompano.W
Network Stations
Nno2al.1Aed^OMO ,M0'- KPO moi. !
KOA (130),- KFI (#40).
National Blue—KJH.tMOi, KOO <780i ,
Radio Headliners
Tonight
“Break” Happy
Edward Griffith Writes
1 Land for the development of
an airport by the Polaris-Taku
Mining Company on the banks of
BIG OVATION
the Tulsequah River, in northern Capacity Audience Hears,
WCOWPOAAHO 27» MAY I#JQ

C° iu”m*~K1BO ‘710,1 KVI KNX

3.«5-B#ake Carter—Colombia. Benefactor of Job He Has Caesiar district, was set aside
under license to the company by World Famous Baritone
Mutual—KOL <1,27#>. «.OO-Horare Heidt—National Blue.
K ite-Jack Oakle—Columbia,
Canadian—CBR U.100I
b lo-Jimm, Valentine—National Blue. at Privateer Mine the provincial government today. Sing Favorite Songs
7.4M-Benny Goodman—Colombia.
Tonight «•tte-Jamboree—NationaJ Blue. Edward Griffith, 27, the unem­ It contains 45.80 acres, and the
7.:to-Jimmy (idler—National Bed.
annual rental is fixed at $45.80 ■y M. 8.
M.HO-AI Jolson—Canadian and Co­ ployed man from Kenora, Ont,
Howiê Winr «VlMUon—kCutuil.
lombia.
who prayed for a "break11 after for the first five years, subject John Charles Thomas sang at
» «W-U.alb Valley—National Bed.
Thoae We Lot»—National Blue. S.VO-AI Pearce—Columbia. being rescued from drowning then to revision. 4 the Royal Victoria Theatre last
K.to-Big Town—Colombia. night and an audience that over­
when he fell into the Inner Har­
flowed to the stage èave him an
„ „
Knox Manning^-Columbia
s.30
Chansonetu National Blue.
10
bor several weeks ago,
ing to board the boat to Vancou­
when try­
Three Effects ovation, the like of which has
seldom been heard in Victoria fta\S-daV
Wayne King s Orchestra—National Red
Concert Music—CBR.
Echoes— KOL
Boake Carter—Columbia at B 45
Uttle Orphan Annie—Mutual ai 5 45
a-
•Rxppr rrane-dMaSn
Betty and Bob ColumbU
Mr< Wiggs— National Red at 10 15.
Betty Crocker—Columbia ht 10 15.
Carson Robinson— Mutual at 10 15.
ver, is happily employed today
at the Privateer Mine in tjie
Zeballos goldfields.
N. R.„Hill of Hill's Comer, who Of Great Crash
Here Is a man with a great
natural voice, developed to its
present magnificence by many
For
Horace Heidt « Orchestra—National Blue
Beaux Arts Trio—National Red.
Symphonic Series Canadian. '
Behind the Song KOL
Phantom Pilot—-Mutual at #11. -—-
10.30
Arnold Grimm s DaugHter—Columbia.
John s Other Wile National Red.
Rex Battle's Orchestra—Mutual.
Raymar- CBR
Hoil>wood in Person—Columbia at 10.45.
grubstaked Griffiths when he was
convalescing in the Jubilee Hos­
pital here, received a letter from
Griffiths recently in which he FRANK TUPMAN
Economic Aftermath of De­ an inborn stage presence and a
pression Described By the footlights to the people who
years of hard study; a man with
personality that reaches out over I
Plain Bill-National Red at 10 45- said he was receiving steady em­ popular conductor who. will con Prof. G. F. Drummond delight to hear him.
6.30 Voice of Experience—Mutual at 10 «5. ,
ployment in the island mining duct the Metropolitan United His voice, and the way he uses
Jack Ulkie—Columbia.
11 An attempt to control prices
-Alias Jimmy Valentine—National Blut.
•LÏ&tL* Orchestra-National Red. Big Stster—Canadian and Columbia.
fields at $4.75 a day. Church choir’s production of and trade volume for national or it, is, no doubt, beyond the criti- j
cism of anyone in Victoria. He
Prank- Bull—Mutual.
News Plashes- KOL at 1.45
Swingtime Trio—National Blue.
Your Health -National Red
He Is thoroughly satisfied with "Judas Maccabaeus." This ora­ other purposes, a growing na­
i*t » |Talk it Over- National Blue at 11 II. the results of his “break” so far torio of Handel’s will be given tional self-sufficiency and an ef­
Amit Jenny —Columbia at 1L15. ... ■.....-= and is enjoying his experience in Friday night Ir. the Metropolitan
has such breath control, such re
fort on the part of the state to strained and always controlled -
500 LINEN TEA TOWELS
Thin offer calls for early zhopplng . . . the) *11 19c
London Calling—Canadian at 11.11.
From Sea to Sea—Canadian the newest of Canada's gold Church and will feature five well interfere with Social and Indus­ power, stich tone and trueness in be sold quickly. A very special purchase enables
Benny Goodman s Swing Band—Columbia
Jamboree. Harry Kogen a Orchestra—Na­ _ II.30 fieldSy In his letter he described known soloists. trial life were the main general pitch and such a thorough under­ us to mark these Towels at such a low price,
tional Blue.
effect) of the depression, Pro­ standing of the songs he sings.
American School of the Air.
E5<SL°Yiî. Orchestra—National Red. Be Charming * National Red. the general activity at Zeballos slightly substandard . . . bat excellent «HHy.
Eddy Duchln a Orchestra—Mutual Charm Counsellor—Mutual He said he .was one pf 60 men Perhaps it is because John Each —____ __________ ___________ ____________ ;..........
fessor G. F. Drummond.- oJLihe
7.30
Waltz Favorites National Blué.
The Bookends—Mutual at 11 45 employed at the mine, about four Esquimalt Council department of economics at the Charles Thomas enjoys singing
Calling All Cars—Columbia, ' Agncultore— National Blue aH145.---------
miles from the beach. He said University of British Columbia, so much that he can take an Mattress Protectors Wash Fabrics
Jimmy Pidler—National Red
Radio Parade-KJR
Julia Blake-National Red at 11 46.
there was extensive building iç Briefs told a meeting of the University audience so completely with him. Meilum weight, epbleaebed cotton
A fine array of the- «caoon’a- men*
Pinto Pete - KOL w tivity in the area at present as Extension Association in the Certainly such enjoyment must ... I# protect year maître»» from
popular fabric» . . . Seersucker» and
Dale Carnegie National Red at 7 45 All Hands on Deck—Columbia. Fleck Halting». In lovely celer».
George Olsen s Orchestra Mutual. Pepper Young> Family -National Red. work was being rushed on the The Esquimalt Council last Junior High School last night help. Few great artists possess wear and dust. Fall alae.
1.00 On *d-lnrb. Regular 38c yard.
8ings ,rom London - National Blue. construction of extra quarters night decided jto write to the
Limited qaaatltr. Each . sale at, yard...... ............ 27#
BBC Symphony- Mutual. "The Great War and the de it to the same degr
‘ M» Pei kms—National RedI it 12 15. and supply houses to accommo-’ municipal zoning board and ask pression of 1929 have had mot” Thomas.
Amos n’ Andy—National Red.
News and Weather—Canadian. date the growing community for an explanation of its refusal Unbleached Cotton Spring Wool Suitings
Scattergood Baines- Columbia.
n*..Thompson ‘ Orchestra - National Llttie Variety Show-National Blue.
11.30 to permit the erection of a coffee effect on the world than any other NEARLY CHEERED A good weight for »e many a»e» la Fine tweedy mliturea or herringbone»
r.---*' Vie- *»d- Bade- Nnttnnal Red and sandwich stand on the prop­ factors in the last 200 years," He has a way all his own. Tf the home. Stork up NOW ... at . . . offered at a special prlre for
Wednesday morning. Many lovely
VnraCi C KSL ,
UNCERTAIN ON Prof. Drummond declared. Fol the composer's time does no -thia-lew price; N lâche» 4K.
Vocal Varieties-National Red at 115.
lhe Newlyweds Columbia at 12 45.
, Opera Guild National Blue at* 12 45 erty of the Gorge Hotel. wide. Yard ___ TTJ* efeJocs from wbidi to choose. . j|M._
M,ner~-Canadian at 8 15. Guiding Light-Natidnal Red at 12 45 The finance committee was In­ lowing the Great War there was exactly appeal to him, he changes | (Limit IS yards to each customer) Regular 1.06 yard. Yard I .49
Hollywood Bcreenscoops- Columbia ,V a.is _---------------.-------
structed -to have the uc attcntpi^-rf-gain.pBBjvar-jon- it to suit hlrnsctf. Th>rcrarfrTcw~ Street Fleer at THE BAY
Goods,
&30 males ready for consideration at ditions. A widely-scattered and singers who can do this and get Cotton Damask Cloths
MOVIE COURSE
Junior Choral Concert-Canadian
Al Jolson- Canadian and Columbia Club' Matinee- National Blue (
the next meeting of the council, enormous international debt away with it. But Mr. Thomas
Johnny with Russ Morgan National Red.
n!neî 0r5„h,str? National Blue.
Myrt and Marge Columbia.
Ernest Oitls Orchestra—National Red March 21. played a vital part In the result can, and does, most successfully { *•* Only! Felly bleached and gallv Venus Crepe Host
Dance Melodies -Mutual. Singm" 8am—KOMO ing economic aftermath which bordered with combination» of bine Dull, clear. Crepe Hose . . . durable
Washington Hour-KJR Mary Marlin-National Red at 1.15. Last night's audience was on and geld, and green aad lisle feet and garter ben», Flrst-
KeUy—Celumb>a at 115, , Rece finally led up to the historic crash
the point of cheering several j gold. Sise Each 49c guallty Mote . . . good range
An application from 'he Gorge of a decade inter. celer». Blee» #>* te !#•*.
Newspaper of the Air Mutual 1.30 uentrai rums neao Receives F/qiti Va,e the Go,fgolf
c,ub ,o lease times, but never quite got around ; —Domestic». Street Floor at THE BAY Fair :;:;., .. 49e
Death Valley Day»—National Red
dZ m and course was*granted.
portion "The war saw the rise of the
AL Pearce and his Gang—Columbia
National P T A -National Blue
Confirming BritishCable
Board/ 01Thelamicouncil
between Colville Road United States and Japan as credi­ to it. Mr. Thomas was deeply
Ch.ck Webb s Orchestra—National Blue.
Symphony Orchestra—CBR
News- KJR
Bits on Boxing KJR at S.15
’*’•
Hughesrrel National Red
Dr. Dafoe—Columbia at 1 45
Dr. Kate-rNational Red at 145
decided a yellow
tors and the nations of Europe touched and was most generous I
Kenneth J. Bishop, president of line should be painted along the as debtors," the speaker said. “In in his encores. After the perfor- !
kerb on Esquimalt Road opposite
BOYS’ KNEE PANTS
Bob Crosby's Orchestra Mutuil at «15. Central Films Limited, this Great Britain the ratio of unem mance a crowd gathered at the 200 pairs only ! Excellent for ichool wear. Made up from
9.30
Follow the Moon—Columbia
Martha Meade National Red. morning said he was still uncer­ the Half W’ay House to prevent ployment rose ,0 17 per cent, the h!?1 short ends of higher-priced tweeds .. , variety of shades.
tain as to whethea or not his com parking of cars there. The action hitrkoci In I.U.____ * *.______ dp u as leaving. He looked de­
Good Morning Tonight—National Red. ! The Johnson Family—Mutual.
followed a complaint from the highest in the history of the coun- lighted and said It reminded him Fully lined. Sizes' j aa
a Edward G Robinson in Big Town—Co- Neighbor Nell -National Blue
nany would continue making mo­
lumiba and Canadia# Lars and Lena KJR. —
police Commission that parking *"<1 default of war debts of Europe. He said also he liked 24 to 32 A pair_______.......................... ........ I .UU
L'ham Jones's Orchestra -«Mutual j Don Winslow — National Blue at 2 IS.
Treasure Island—Canadian at 2 15.
tion pictures in Victoria. at this spot was dangerous. | *as one of the main fact9!s ln
Carvel Craig's Orchestra -National Blue to sing in the old-fashioned type ■
Mary Sothero—Columbia at 2 16 Under the new British quota
University Explorer-National Blue at 8 45 Accounts totaling $lljàG&2Q. tor j. Passion- With the crash the of opera house, explaining he felt j
regulations the company can no February were passed on sub- i P^urp Men’s Belts Men’s Socks
to : Jamie and Jose—Canadian
Z.30 longer make pictures under con-i
international., .invest- more at home. Apparently he is Wool mixtures . . . damaged and
It's Happened Before-Canadian. Through a Woman s Eve»- Columbia. tract to a United States producer, I tee. mission by the finance commit- ’ ment Ranged. If ever, war debts not so fond of the modem audi­ variety of leather» . , thirds. Some have slight weaving
News Flashes National Red. | wil1 never be paid under the same torium. errer» . . . bat all 9 50C
Bl J>eacon Moore * Orchestra -National Oalltehlo s Orchestra National .Red. braided. Good quality
Ronnie Weeks—Mutual hat the British market Is still Tenders will be called for the | condi,ioP* as in lhe piv-depres- 25e vaine at this price pair» i
Closing Stocks—Canad.an a« 2 46.
Johnny Johnson's Orchestra- Mutual. Hilltop House—Columbia at 2 45. open to It through the exhibitor’s sion era," Prof. Drummond de­ Mr. Thomas1 diction is perfect.
CY» J} âm’* Orchestra National Red at demolishing of a house at 1320
Weather and News—Canadian at 10.15
fiS*1* Nelson s Orchestra—Mutual at 10 15 » Harold Nagel’s Orchestra—National
You Have Done—Columbia and Canadian
3
quota clause.

up
To continue under the new set. condemned.
means the company would
Liverpool Street, which has been clared.
MONEY CONTROL
He sang in French, German and
Italian, as well as English, with !
a number of dialects. Every1
MEN’S WINDBREAKERS
Only 73 , , . an shop early! fheee All-wool Wlndbreaken and Stag
Z

: America's Schools—National Red

have to be capitalized locally. Mr. The council ordered the re­ The depression saw the United word of his songs could be heard. Shirts are practical garments for outdoor workers. Shirts hate
! Feminine Fancies—Mutual.
10.3# ! News—Columbia. Bishop believes this might be dif- moval of a mass of brush grow­ States stop extensive interna­ His command of the foreign lan­ double ba<* and front . . . Wlndbreakerq are snug-fitting
earwood Vaif» Orchestra—National Blue 1 Top Hatters National Red at 3 15.
I ficult. ing at lhe side of Admirals Road tional Investment, the upset of at waist. Regular 5.95. On sale at.................... ................................. 3.95
Jimmy Oner s Orchestra-National Red.
Concert Trio—Canadian
Dear Teacher—Columbia at 5 15.
This morning lie he received
received a Hanmr near Juno Street because of the currencies, the creation of devices guages, too, is sure. —Men’s and Bey»’ Clothing. Street Fleer at THE BAY
Jack Betzner s Orchestra-Mutual
Phil Ham*» 4*—*- - • !. ' 3.30 '
cable from lhe British Beard of struMloH fs
t. Irilti.
8h
,,____ w ...V... .... . ,
19 control-monetary systems and
u, Mr. Thomas opened "Ms--.-pro-
Aim à Kite hell- NaTibn aT Blue. Trad» /Vinflnrwirxev gram with Mr German groupât Bias-cut Panties Taffeta Pyjamas
Woman s Magazine—National Red
Martin Burandt -Mutual
Trade confirming (he -_______ po­ SIrUCllOn TO Vision.
present_ __ nn»n marUl
open market operations. -
The up­ which included “Ruhe, melne |
Well - made Pyjamss Is brocaded
£hfI'!e* Runyan, organ—National Blue Germany Salute*- Canadian sition of the Canadian movie set of international trade was an Seele,” by Richard Strauss; "Der Neat-fitting, dainty Panties. In

Bennett Thanks
eaded satin and crepe , - , . taffeta ... V neck with lace, er
Ve Dreisky s Orchestra--National Red.
Jan Garber s Orchestra—Mutual
The In-lai -laws -Columbia at 3 45. industry. essential feature of the scene. A Ton," by Joseph Marx, and »t waist. Each50C
tailored style». Splendid 4 PS
value »t. pair______ I ,39
Larry Ken t Orchestra—Columbia, ^T6e cable read: "Under new new type of credit control re­ “Gebet," by the same composer, j —Lingerie, Fashion Floor at THE BAY
11.30 - bill Canadian films count for ex-, sulted In a greater proximity be. Jacopo Peri's “Invocazione di
La 8a!lf Cavalier»—Canadian.
hibltor’s quota, bul not renter's tween the government anti the Orgeo," from “Eurydice" was also Taffeta Gowns
House Members
"Henry Kin#*» Orchestra—Columbia
Roger Pryor s Orchestra National Red.
Obbhgato-Columbia.
Jack Meakio s Orchestre—National Blue. quota." banks. "Every country Interfered in this gropp. Yen'll want at least two er mere el
Hedge Shears
Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra - Mutual. Dorothy Mackenzie- National Red. *s - 4» only offered al this special price!
Midnight Matinee—KOL at 11 45. Pulton Lewis Jr —Mutual. Tbc exhibitor's quota is the consciously with the price-level.” these lovely Gown». Lace trimmed English H-i^rh Lawn er Hedge Shears
Major Bill—Canadian at 4.11. _ His French and Italian group or tailored styles In 1 OÛ . . . made of Sheffield Ofl,
Tomorrow proportion of Brills!}, pictures the speaker declared. included the beautiful "Non »* brocaded taffeta... | mû >3
•*eel.............. 096
4.30 which the movie house must circumstances made Regret ithat ! A system of "guild capitalism” Ver," by Tito Mattel; “L'Angelus" —Lingerie, Fsshten Fleer at THE BAY -Housewares Third Fleer at THE BAY
7 -Mario Corn —National Blue. show during the season. The for Rt. Hon. R. B. It necessary resulted In Germany, where state and an old French song, “Me Suis
Hendr.ck Willem Van Loon -National Red Bennett to |
Top o' the Morning- KOMO.
Church of the Air—KJR
" ’ Serenade K1RQ
[ Ddtotiona"
Kathleen Stoke», organ—Canadian renter’s quota Is
._______ Science on the March—National Blue at of British pictures which the for­ as leader of the Conservative
Dr L E Hewlett—Canadian at 4.4$:"
the proportion announce his Inability to continue
eign producing company must Party was expressed bv Prime "‘"l
8
‘ .L
Mise en Danse," as well as “En
‘nt®rtCTen“ Barque,” by Pierne. In his Eng
lish group were "The Minstrel
NEW SPRING BLOUSES
A selection that will thrill yon . . . and so moderately
7.30 CFCT, VICTORIA (1.43# Kllaryrles)
to Tealght
show along with Its own pro­ Minister King in the House of T. Z ,h<,Jovcr"mrn Boy,11 the dramatic old Scottish j priced that yqn’ll want several! New sheers with satin
Na “«mi t«t- ducts. Canadian films are now Commons Monday afternoon „ 1 ! plrt" of ballad, arranged by Cyril Scott, ! j
Josh Htfglns -National Blue
New» -KVI and KOL
l^ ?,aore Mus,c
MB-Monitor
7 00 Supper Dane#
8 00^ Mosaics defined as British for the former Mr. Bennett was applauded rommodi,if‘* »y sul>s.dy and to stripe . . . plain sheers, also flat crepe . . . tailored and
2'2® Birthdays « 1$ Waitg Timr" "Lord Randall," in which Thomas : frilly fronts . . . short sleeves. ^ aa
Morning Reverie*—KOMO at 7 45.
Valley Polks—KOL at 7 45 8 00-ArtParey 8 45 Moods classification, but not for the from all sides of the House when redistribute income by a process readied the heights of true dra­
Gym of the Alr-CBR at 7 45 6 15 Music Lortrs t 00 -EvenirTg News letter. bf taxation. Sizes 14 to 20. Each____ _______ 1.00
he rose to make a brief, ac­ matic greatness; Pearl Curran's
knowledgement. He would leave was During the depression there lovely Nocturne; “Clouds," by —Blouses, Fashion Fleer al THE BAY
28 & "nd 8ine l>l)o
1° Art Parey a tendency to produce more
Margo of CaMiewood--National Red.
Viennese Ensemble-Nat-onul Blue
06-8alute
® ii'5£we
star Parade
/ 12 06-Concert Hoar Question Power his "valedictory,” Mr. Bennett gold, the result of a drastic arid Charles; “When I Think Upon the
Maidens," by Michael Head, and
Check Your Window Fibre Window Shades
Merrymakers Mutual 2 aa Chronomety/ 12 30 Noon News saitf. for “another occasion."
Breakfast Hour—CBR
Aunt Jemima- National Red at 111.
» 0d-Notes indiens 12 45 Var eties
0 30--Financjj To Tax Machines Mr. King said he was confident
deliberate rise in price. The stim­ “Old Mother Hubbard," in which Shades! Hire 8#*«2 Inches . . . In green, sand
and cream. Mounted on good spring
Waltzes—Natidnal Blue at • 16. 9 45-Huncjrflkn
1 00 World Bookman ulation in gold production took he howled like a hungry dog. Bring year eld rollers In. and lei
10.00-Monitor
1-06- Marrk Webei
1 10 Healing Word»
he could speak for all members ] place all over the world. ns renew the cloth for you. We allow
roller» . . . complete with
all fittings. Only, eneh 49#
8.30 10.15 Or*-«n 1 45-Friendly flour Doubt whether the City of Vic- t*le House In expressing sor- With her great gold reserves, The encores, it sometimes 23e off regular prices. If we ran esc
year own relier end slat. —Draperies, Tbfrd Fleer at THE BAY
Sweetheart» of the Air National Blue
Leo and Ken National Red
torla and at least two other Brit- row ,*'at -’P Bennett would have seems,
Russia benefited greatly, com- part of a formal program. There are the most enjoyable
Musical Certoons- Mutual ish Columbia municipalities have to relinquish the leadership. mahding enormous international SPECIAL! SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE
Woman's Page KVI
Originalities—National Blue at I 45
Gospel Binger—Natidnal Red at 8 Whales Follow the right td license and.Lax pin­ The Prime Minister compli­ purchasing power and finding no Is an element of suspense about
ball and slot machines was, ex- mented Mr. Bennett on the work necessity to export home pro- them that never fails to thrill
pressed at a meeting pf the, he hadd performed, and on hla ^ XaforiahL This typieet- an audience. Certainly there
In our Brnuty Salon at a special price for Wednesday morning only.
WE SELL AND APPLY NOTOX
—Beauty Selon. Meeianine Fleer et THE BAY

Canadiar
Mutual . and
Indian Angler
Has Trying Experience With
Esquimait council last night by complete
Reeve Alexander Lockley.
ete devotion
a-.A.i™ to and con- „„„ meienais.
growth of economic self-suffldT in last night's encores.
| scientious performance of his ency saw the volume of interna­
were thrills a nef Hëlfgïïfs ~apTënt ÿ ‘
EXTRA! 2-PIECE
Time for Thought—Nation#! Blue.
Mary M. McBride Columbia.
The council decided to refer to duties as party leader. He hoped tional trade fall away behind the FIGARO, FIGARO
Friendly Garden*—KOMO. Monsters While Fishing Off its solicitor for advice a motion relief from these responsibilities volume of International produc
News KJR
Mÿy Nation#1 Blue and Canadian
The O'Neil* -National Red at 9 IS
Oak Bay by Councillor R. G. Humphreys would prolong Mr. Bennett’s en­ tion.
for the. legalizing and taxing of joyment of life and speedily re­ ^ control of trade for political
)Vhen the introduction to,
“Largo al Factotum" from the
Barber of Seville iXas played
CHESTERFIELD SUITE
flEVin C. Hill—Columbia at 9 15 pin-ball, slot, vending and similar store him to health. CASH 5.00—BALANCE MONTHLY ■ — zx
An Indian, fishing off Oak Bay machines at the rate of $10 per purposes emanated. Agriculture
9.30 After speaking of the necessity sprouted in industrial countries the audience broke into sponta * 3 ONLY! Offered at this price for #1 ilüll
National Barm and Home-National Blue
recently, came in for a trying ex­ machine per year. of guarding his health, Mr. Ben­ and industry sprang up in agri­ neous applause and then heard j
Campu» Kid»—Nationjl Brd and Canadian perience with killer whales for ’"The question is whether we nett said: this famous, exceedingly diffi­ Wednesday morning. Upholstered
BUI LewTa. organ-Mutual.
»playmates. He was '• out ----oangling— -A can legalize and tax something
cultural areas. - — cult aria sung by one of tbf in tapestry, with reversible spring-
■w.uuii.,
Romance vi of mini irrni
Helen Trent . “I would be less than human
Emerson GUI s Orchestra NW;fr,na| Rtd ,t l0r winter nrhnq
that is àgàlnstTlïëTïw,"”ïaïd~the Tf T did not express my apprecia­ SOCIAL LEGISLATION world's great, if not greatest filled cushions____________ _____ ___—
_ 8 "bel. Sunday—columbia at 945 1 a noie I, ; il__ ___
our P3*1" killers appeared and reeve, who added he believed tion for the sentiments expressed
---------- took up positions on either side such machines were not “Probably the mostViimportant . . actor-baritones. His__
song
laughter>ns
_V . —Fur.limy, F.urll Fl..r .1 THE BAT
V»
legal by the right honorable gentle­ of the three fruits of the great becoming known as one of the ___ * l full of song. No wonder he Is
Edw. G. Robinson "wSS ïS'ïcz'zl precarious fot the Indian, the
under provincial salutes. man." He had also received a depression was the attempt on the
letter from the Prime Minister part of the state-to Interfere with finest barbers seen on the Metro­ Included Debussy’s showy "Sub­
politan stage in a decade.
pair of monster* every once Broker Sent To
In a
yesterday. social and Industrial life," Prof. Next mosT popular with the merged Cathedral," the sparkling U.S. Signs Trade
CL.UKE TKKVOK toHlghl. In "I thank all members for this Drummond declared. "Social
while cuddled up to the boat in __ . . , audience was "Three Sa il ormen.’1 "Maiaguena," by Lecuona and
• “BIG TOWN” the most affectionate manner Jail 18 Months manifestation of good will," Mr. wn^fol
Bennett concluded. "Perhaps If It working hazards. In this way
P,r 0V!SvTS which foil* the story of the three "Bourree," by Baeh-Saint-Saens. Pact With Czechs
and, friendiy-like, bumped the .
small boys—Donald and John He is a young man still and no
HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 8—Smashing hla
craft around a little with their NEW YORK (API—Philip H. had been expressed In mûre and I—who went sailing on a box doubt will go far with his chosen United States and Czechoslovakia
WASHINGTON (API — The
way through the ranks ot crooked
powerful tails. Philbin Jr., stock broker and big strenuous limes It might not be hr.displays natural
politician* and gangsters, dynamic nffcessary now."
-■NW1H-/-0. Kobanson Hfe* Efforts to game hunter, was sentencedMon- tlrrii and atoegy, ..Ne one. Jt is
mu». and as *r*u'Wto’181liSifiis onj3s 10 wy, can sing this song As an accompanist he is su:T'!*ey nl^t-
serial “Big Town."' Lovely Claire rigs Too Tw lwroimi maTcTment
speaker said, quite like John Charles Thomas. perb. He used no music a leat has concluded.
Trevor supporta him. Tune in. warm for comfort the angler charging conspiracy in conncc- It Is hi» very own and always seldom seem in an accompanist The pact calls for tariff reduc­
headed for shore with all the tion with sales of Atlas Tack LOSSES DOWN worldwide but saw Its most will be associated with him. He knows Mr. Thomas and jusf tions by both countries on scores
CBR - 9.30 P.M. power he could muster In the Corporation stock. drastic form In the countries of His fine voice, with Its great what he will do with his songs. of products. The United States
oars. The pair followed him all He was placed on probation for January fire losses in Victoria South America. There was a depth and amazing range was He never falters, Is always sure obtains certain agricultural con­
the way. an additional five years, during this year were $42,898.80 tower scientific approach to human wel­ wonderfully displayed In "1 Love of himself and Is never failing In cessions. It gives Czechoslovakia
Andy Devine-“grml voice!’’ The whales trailed him right which time he will not be allowed than the losses for January of fare and the loss of lives In In­ Lite." His understanding of .ihfcl 8Ug^_rt' p J concessions on cheap, cement-
<P the air tonight with WUs to the shore and one of them to deal In securities. last year, according to statistics dustry was figured In budj fe—and at heart hnphy- ur, but stipulates
fuM ia M, HeeifnMfrit — nnnptlwl nr 11»- mr s were he must be a simple man, and toria brought Mr. Thomas ta Vic­ they would apply only To i
HIGHER TAXI FARES calculated on accounts. very human, too—was shown in toria and deserves much praise quantity equivalent to lli cent
AL JOLSON on the beach, but managed to
wriggle back Into the surf again. VANCOUVER (CP)—A tdh-
office.
Professor Drummond described
The total loss in January this the present situation in regard to "Passing By," which he sang to for his hard work and enicvprise
of the total American production.
HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 8.—.Laugh riots Many anglers have noticed that cent Increase In taxi fares In Van­ year was $4,917.50 and In Janu­ the people on the stage. And the In allowing Victorians to hear a BUDGET IS VOTED
will reach s new high tonight when the killer whale Is becoming much
couver, recommended by" the ary, 1931, it was $47,915.80: The the many forms of social legisla­ program came to a glorious and great singer, who otherwise
civic traffic commission on appli 1937 figure Included the $41,000 tion In evidence, as "permanent all-too-soon finish With his radio would have passed by. It Is to
Andy Devine, famous “gravel voice'* bolder, especially this-year and
REGINA (CPI—After 11 days*
comedian appears as guest star on
many an angler's heart has cation of taxi men, was approved loss in the Post Office fire. results of the depression, not tem­ theme song _ "Wflgmund,” oy be hoped that last night’s succès» debate, the budget was adopted
the Lifebuoy program with A1 Jolson porary ones."
Martha Raye, funny man Parkyarkat-
leaped into his throat as these Monday by the civic police and
There were seven fires with Franz—"Oh, Thank Me Not tor will encourage him to bring other In the Saskatchewan Legislature
kua and Vlétor Young’s Orchestra "playful" monsters dive under traffic committee. The new rate What I Sing Thee." artists to Victoria next season: late Monday night 38 to 5, with
their boats, it was estimated loss among 30 calls received. Forest service men have been
will be there too. Tune In will bring taxi fares in Vancou­ the vote adhering strictly to
Ann w _ - 1 *hat there were 15 whales in the ver to 35 cents for the first halt Two calls were to Oak Bay. The tossing packages of eggs, tools MR. HOLLISTER Two salt-water fish, members party lines. Immediately after
LBK-O.30 n m j***001 lhat toured the Oak bay mile and 10 cents for each add! insured loss was placed at and other articles from airplanes Carroll Hollister _ Is fine of the shark family, recently the vote the House resolved Itself
I waters Sunday. $4.817.50 and the uninsured at to lest methods of dropping sup-, pianist in his own right. as hr found their way Into the Susque-
tional two-filths of a mile. $100. into committee of Supply for the
plies to fire fighters. I proved by his solo group, which l hanna River In Pennsylvania, -----of y* estimates.

IMWill# I in i i.
 Japan Advances Second Section Tuesday, March S, 1938 SPORT

Olympiad Plans Two Victoria

Announces $1.500.000 airni'B Are Golf Medalists
Sports Building Program Despite

GOOD CATCHES Cancellation Rumors

TOKIO—'organizing com­
Playing in Winter Tourney sromEPLAY r aar-., Top Fields
Mirror
By PETE SALLAWAY
mittee for the 1940 Olympic
Games have answered War Min­
ister Hajime Sugiyama's recom­ IN COffICHAN 1 x/
Trt rnMMFNfF In Winter
V/l .lillill l v/lj elevens will meet in a pair of
Wednesday f'1*""*11 League
mendation the games be canceled Limit Baskets of Rainbow postponed Pendray Cup matches
■1? *>
A L, T H OJU G H tradition over- by announcing Tuesday a 5,000,.
• shadows ànÿ attempt that has °°0 yen ($1,500,000) building pm
ever been made toward substitu­
Trout Secured in Up-
island River
Annual Handicap Tourney tomorrow afternoon. The Navy
Of Victoria Badminton Club r™ ,aPkb °" S£n"rs a*JhfI*,h Tourney ,ctic Park wi* Dave McMillan
tion in English-rugby, the matter gram. ~ upens Tonight refereeing, while Hudson s Bay Wallace McMillan and Mrs.
/is Mill a debatable one, with many The war minister told a diet Anglers who invaded the upper With 41 matches scheduled, the AH°'el *' M. H. Pearse Win Honors
arguments in its favor. Satur- committee studying the govern ùwr"!L reaches of the T Cowichan
h7"?,RIv" River ___, . ,. Heywood Avenue wfth Percy
day's game between fitho T R A a / K govern over the week-end found lots of annual handicap tournament of Shrimpton as referee. at Colwood
and the Vancouver Rowing Club ,T!?h."l"0"8' mob"lza,jon bM1 "‘nb“a' rlsin* *» big pool tViA iriwtnni. D---1__1_A__ CM •
the Victoria Badminton Club will ill . n ..
Both games will start at 3.
__
brought the question again to h ' ,hr Ramrs. scheduled to be i and hbHc a number brought back Medalist honors In the 18-hole
get under way tonight at the Wil­
mind when three of the visiting held in Tokio, should be canceled ' I,™11 ha'!*fts ot flsh in .fine con- qualifying rounds of the 10th
players made trips to the hospital ^e war in Chma continues. He i
with serious" and painful Injuries, was joined by Admiral Nobumasa I elsewhere, 15
leaving their squad short-handed. Suyetsugu, Home Minister.
Haggard
ZtfSSJSZ «5
flies held the most
lows courts.

and
A large entry has been received
sortie keen play Is expected
CAMERA SHOWS annual Empress winter golf tour­
nament at the Colwood Club yes­
terday went to Wallace McMillan
Blame for the accidents can be
stroke of bad luck.
But an authoritative source
jald on nothing more than a said the Olympic organizing com- appeal. The trout weighed from

remarks.
three • quarters to one - and • a-
i mittee "paid no attention” to his quarter pounds: '"*'.......... -■
before the
various divisions are crowned.
Tonight’s draw follows :
|
champions

**» n.«.
of the

, . _
ISLAND SKIING
- •
Junior Chamber Members headed the mens contingent
and Mrs. M. H. Pearse, two Vic­
torians, and both members of
the Uplands Club. McMillan
Capt. W. E. Tapley did exceed­ ' Cefktuon vs. R Harris.
~>he Bay,"had the match wdi'm ! t^ZTlT^TokZk^T «>' 'he commit. ingly well over Saturday and Sun­ E Orsnt vs. P Salmon.
J White va D Nixon
See Fine Sport, Offered at se. king the handicap champion­
hand before the, mishaps, the ! closed ih^huge buiT^n/Z ' day, reeling in his limit each day. ship and the Sir Edward Beatty
W DHliboueh va O Briscoe Forbidden Plateau Trophy with a net score of 68,
Roger Monteith, Arthur Pittsi Miss M Rlce-Jone* vs Miss Helen Peden
Miss B Bovce vs Miss F Smith
Dennis Hagar, F. Morse and Jim Misa C Donaldson vs Miss W McAdams Members of the Victoria Junior while Mrs Pearse led the
Chamber of Commerce were women's brigade with a net 81.
Misa J. Gordon v«. Miss B. Baker
Cameron were among the others

attrp,-m“~ » s&sznffi
•
securing limits or close to it.
Shawnigan take started show­
spectators, football field, bicycle ing some promise late, last week,
Orchids should certainly go to «'and"!''ncwma^stndir with Jack King securing his
Ç Clarke va H Francia,
fl .9kiUings vs. J Gray.

f
D Bell vs fl. Ctrraon
F Holtum vs.' T. Dalzell
“I p.m

—
Ltaken on a tour of the Foi bidden
Plateau
through the
In
Miss Baxandall and Passmore vs Miss picture cattiera last night and- iiymg start under ideal weather
its winter
With a total entry of 184, 118
! men and the remainder women,
eye^toetre*^^” BVry V
Joyce Smith and 4 Bell .------
the younger members of the . limit on Thursday. Joe Jewkes Mrs MeQ-ade and F. Tyrrell vs. MHn J -were treated to glimps.-s of the toe hiehS Î °n
J.B.A.A. serum. Doug Bray.clever The committee recalled the gov­ did well in that locality on Satur- ! Tanner and J White fine jakiirg slopes offered * blgb ,s!df' due mainl> '»
Misa K Harris and Gray tb. Tits»- ft-
young hook; Frank Doheney, the ernment's piundse 16 appr opriate I day. : , Boyce and Ben Davies The picture- were ‘shown by Lad tm^hle' ™ Y"*™', P^yf'™
4,900,000
other half of the “Fighting Do-1 struction purposes. yen ($1.400,0001 for Con- : George Fox landed Sortie nice Mus J Gordon and Dalzell vs Miss B George Gurr to give members aii " Ï trouble on ,he carpets all day
Baker and I eight on
I fish at Dougan's Lake over the ; idea of what the platoau his to 8"d aS 8 re*u't '"er^vere plenty
heneys,* and carrot topped -------- •’ l*»ST yia ivau ll<$3 IU j
However, the committee dlree-
Tommy Dalzcll, had a grand time '°is said that, if-the-government I Johnson week-end. Joe Hancock and Dale j ’* offer 0,f,r the the skiersskiprs who wh° «•'»w ill gather:
rather of,*‘xps 00 the majority of cards.
In the men's division scores of
all afternoon seeing, .who could 1 also had some luck ' Mus Doug an ttrr H HHf coa-vr Mnt there_irom__PaHfjr»
keep the closest on the ball. To- ' subsidies Were refused, the com-; there, McIntyre and Holtum ■points on March 19 and 2 miaUf to'C "e"lssa^.,°
Mis» D Grieves and R Barnes v*. Miss
gether with Jack Ruttan, Gordy mittee might find means of its Somf fine winter springs are Hynoman and Dillabough pete in Vancouver Island s f.rst " "hampionsh p
-Rcmcrcw.-and t few nwr of th. finance the games. The being ottered off Qak Hay . in, _------; nq--K»mr-rs—STTsTTT -îôürnâmFHï---------------------—— Ptlf-JZ-^ettjng into the title
Fer*u*on and Waltare
UTO-rnmcnt lias nopower to pfe- ’wK'të" -plugs. - No. — six —
and —...
tive^ -rid ! M!*« F Smith arid McFarlane vs. Miss The scenes showed skiers q,^ ^ W°T"\’S ,bose wlth
iront fhn ____ , • , „ l. .It
- games, it Was 'said.' a half silver and brass wonder H Parkinson and Carson whizzing down the long slopes at 91 better gained the select
± tirant vs Miss Boyer
---- in action-here m many years. El TiOPEAN REACTION ’ xpouo* .^ulng -sood lures. Blbeck I and D Bril I varied speeds and others itodging ^">8 included.
Wilson hooked a 13 pounder last 1 Miss J. Tailor and MUon va, Mr* : and wra^ne t^pir wav down the n Victorians and a like
Saturday’s game was certainly LONDON—The meeting of the week. ",
Dav-es and Clarke
Miss R Fields and "8k I Hines v*. Mrs tree-^ddJSne,” " ‘ Up ,he
the toughest o_Mhe season. When ! International Olympic Committee Pritchard ahd Hurdle
there is a trophÿ at stake it is at Cairo Thursday took on fresh » am i Bob Hopkins told the members *f^to ^ 5 8 '.he men t
surprising how the tackling im- |------ importance today as European re­
proves. The local oarsmen missed action to developments in Tokio
few such opportunities and when indicatcrLthe subject could not be
they hit those Rowing Club men sidetracked.
LOCAL CUEMEN Mrs Poyotx and partner vs Miss N
Rice Jones and Btrnay:
Miss U Grieves j»nd Briscoe vs. Miss I
irxnuupi ana
Alexander and partner
that 25 expert skiers from Van- ! 1,1M"""" qufl,flers in"
! couver and other Pacific Coast Ud K
points will be on hand, and ex- W HALEY HAS 73
i.i:, v-g" Ml" pressed the hope that XVaneouver
ly seven visltors-

Runner-up tor medalist honors

they stayed hit. In fact, some British Olympic officials, who
half-dozen times out were taken have gone on record as being op
to revive the fallen mainlanders. posed to holding the Games at
Tokio in 1940, prepared to lead Woods and Spaven Defeat
WIN SNOOKER m2", P
R Flekh and R Hindman
Mrs Davies and Mrs Poyntz ys
H Greaves and C Alexander
Min M and N Rire-Jones vs Miss W
MeAdam ahd O Gilman
«” roof v. Min Island could muster a contingent in the men’s event was Ralph
to provide some- opposition for
the outsiders. Twenty-one prizes Seattle, with a net 69. Whaley
and several championship breezed around the course in 72
Whaley, low handicapper from

According to a barber shop chat the fight for a change of site on Nanaimo Team Four Mis* F Smith and H Parkinson vs
Miss A Doucan and M Bsxandail trophies will be at stake in the just two strokes over par, for the’
with a former Old Country rugby the basis of yesterday’s Indica Mlaa J Gordon and Mr*. Pritchard vs meet. - best round of the dav. He was
player, former referee and still an lions Japan might not be pre­ Matches to Two Miss C. Boyer and R Boyce.
Hopkins reported that there out in 37 and back in 35. A. D.
9 3» a m
ardent fan, Jackie Fergusoij, pared to act as host nation. Defeating ttfe up Islanders four Dilla bough and Tyrrell vs Balftion and would lie plenty of accommoda- Desbiisay, Vancouver and J Ft
J.B.A.A. fullback, Is in a class by War Minister Sugiyama gave matches to two at the Metropolis Holtum lion for island residents wishing Kingham tied for third in 'he
^Stoney and Nixon va D Bell and T
himself. The curly-headed Fcr the first sign there may be a Billiard Parlors last night, to watch the big meet at Courte- medal with 70s.
guson ^ Bkillinga and Po>nt* va Pas*more and
.. boots ’em with either foot hitch in Japan’s proceedings when Tommy Woods and Walter
y „..............— nayj , Lev steil, Seattle, defending
and his accuracy anddistance run he announced soldiers on the Spaven, local snooker artists ^ H irrla ^and Barnes vs. Hurdle and The Junior Chamber will ar champion in both the handicap
hand in hand. j active list would be forbidden to made it two straight over Bill Gray and McFarlane v« X» O rf j 1 range
“ « an expedition
CA|RT.|tlUli for
i vi members
uiviuvv: ? , and open events, qualified for the
' take part in'the Games and added Jarvis and Bill Clarke, Nanaimo Fish ua Bn | and fYl’iri their
fhl*ir wivesti'ivnc on nn that
that week-end
ii'nnlr nnii
former __l.L with _ net 76. __ He was
Denver Safeways have come he believed,4he-Games should be players. Mias N Fereuson and M Ferris — 1
' . Ml*s Joyce Smith and partner around in 78.
and gone. The United States canceled unless the conflict In Detailed scores follow- -- Mis* ,C. Donaldaor. and partner va. Mis»
War Admiral And Mrs. Pearse, women’s medal-
basketball champions made their McIntyre and Mr* McQuade
China ended. Victoria 51-34, Victoria 5515 Mrs Playfair and Miss Baker va. wtn-
~ot-~9 ùcloen matffa------- —-— n• • 1 , 1 j , '■*'■ needed 108 strokes to com-
visit here short as possible and .«lord Aberda re, British delegate t?>"anaimo 52:39, Nanaimo 4730," DlSCUit TO Meet round, but was playing
are en "route "home with the Jacob to the I.O.Ç. commented; Victoria 62 28, Victoria 5143.
------- -------------------------------------- ——-
to a 27 handicap. Mrs. Alex.
France Trophy Stitt in their pos­ Mis* Tanner and Miss Harris va winners
"The fact that Japan herself is Prizes were presented by the of » o'clock “nd ah*, second round matches BALTIMORE War Admiral j Wat.son._Oak Bay. and Mrs. J. H.
session. Victoria’s Dominoes went wondering whether she will be Metropolis Billiard Parlor and mixed doubles
and Seabiscuit, last year’s top Richardson, Colwood, tied for
down In two straight, but they able to hold the Games makes the Nanaimo Billiard Parlor money w innets and champions, runner-up honors with net 82s.
have nothing to worry about. the I.O-C.’s position difficult. Just sponsors of the intercity series
Their showing was a creditable the same it is Japan's privilege Plans are^now under way for the Juvenile Soccer respectively, of the three yeat-old Best gross round of the women
one. When one stops and thinks to keep the Games If she wants Vancouver Island championship
that a team selected from a town
of 39.000 goes up against an out­ fhemr"----------------------------:
fit recruited from the whole
I «cries, with Port Alberni. Alberto
Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland
I Victoria juvenile soccer elevens. other, topped a star studded list
and handicap divisions, who raced was a 92 turned in by Mrs. H. G
Provincial Cup, first round through 1937 and beat nearly Mackenzie, Colwood.
matches are carded this week for every headline horse except each . r ,HnK
-AKIto
of 59 thoroughbreds named yes- ; McMillan's card follows!
United States; with Its 130,000,000,
it must be admitted the Dominoes
did very well.
Vancouver And and Nanaimo taking part in an
, up-island elimination round. Dun­
can and Victoria players will com
pete In the lower island pre­
The draw follows:
MARCH 12
Under Sixteen
terday for
handicap May 11 at Pimlico.
the
Twice scheduled to meet last
$20.000 Dixie Out
In
—6 4 6 5 5 5 4 3 S—«3
5 4 6 4 6 2 4 5 5—41-83
Whaley’s card followsf
That second game Saturday
night was one of the toughest the
writer has ever witnessed. The
Victoria boys went on to the floor Senior B Provincial Rugby
Navy in Final liminary play.
KING’S PLATE
t°Ronto- Directors ot the
, . ... , ,
eid? RtoehirH. R^i MWeUc
field Bluebirds, Royal
Park; referee. E. Borde!
Esquimau Meat Market, a bye
. „ year, first Seabiscuit and then Out __4 4 5 4 5 4 3 4 4- 37
Admlrah' dodfd
being scratched Bhfore going to
the post. ------ i
3 4 5 3 3 4 5 3 - 35-72
Qualifying net scores follow
HXM
Wallace McMillan u
determined the score would be Chamninnthin to Rp PlavpH lI1tario Jockey Club announced Vnder Fourteen
-Ralph Whaley. Seattle go
closer than In the first engage­ unampionbmp 10 tie riayea yesterday that the King’s Plate HOCKEY STANDINGS A p. JDcshrlzay.Vancouver ...
J R Klpgham ...... .. * 4Â
-.a

ment and they accomplished their Here Saturday which wm have its 79 th running Oak Bay Ramblers vs. Esqui­ M. >. L. W p. Bo»den «I
j h wuson
ambition. If Denver had had The Navy senior B ruggers will would * rârrv °”dbino ,rack *lere- ntait Meat Market, Heywood Ave­ Canadian Division
^ £®Uon New Westminster ......... 71
nue; referee, H. Holness. Goals J P Proctor
only
. • nsix players to__—--------
* - ----- call on we feel- continue their bid for British Co-1 5- vxi -,,1,1,à pursp va UF 01 Toronto .................
W, L D C I Mackenzie I?
22 13 8 Dr R Scott-Mor.cneff . ............... **' 73
the Dominoes would have scored lumhia divisional honors on , addpd' m increase of $500 MARCH 19 Canadiens ............... 16 16 11 J D Parei '
fontenTto «y tto-n"tocy b^Z the ^ ,aS' yfar Americans 16 IS 10 Capt O Wilder .........'<* " K
Under Fifteen 11 28 5 Mat Mather " 73
„ toë «e^S MtTvoiw8 West Vancouver Barbarians in Out at the Colwood Golf Club yesterday the tenth annual Empress ------- American Division C O. Thompson. Vancouver _____ _ * " 73
, Je h,^. to„v v vi5 S 1 'he provincial final at Macdonald Mt rORIA HIGH WINS ; Hotel winter tournament got under way
Hotel w inter tournament got under way and the Times cameraman and the Times cameraman Victoria Athletic Club vs. Oak L Papineau. Montreal ............. ■. 71
J W R unies ...........................4;
di­ Bay Rovers, Royal Athletic Park; Bo? ion
W L D
q n " ''ark for the Province Cup. In an exhibition soccer —n--- game -|j onajjj#cu
snapped mix the- aw*c
above (fiajcis
players wiiuwho air. are wiiipviiiuia
competitors hi in me
the men
men's a ui- . . ., 27 11 5 R H B Yer ............. 3.1™"” 74
from referee, E. Borde.
O. Y Simpson .............. .. 74
ton! g e e was Tho play-off match witt head a on the te Fernwdod
FemWOOd Road grounds pronnds vision. vl.inn In the tho top
tnn picture
nir-ln r-o is
ic seen a fathnr
father —and — a son combination
-nKI-.l-M- f>—— 25 13 5
13 22 9 99 125 W Brockie. Edmonton.............................* 74
yesterday the Victoria High New Westminster, A. L. Lewis, the son, on the left, and L. A. Lewis. Detroit H. Ü John> tone. Camrose ______ 74
Exhibition Game •4 116

■ sss i-sr — ..iu- ■

,Junior- iat—......... Tha
.eleven.—came ...............
iattgr was .... ...............
4Wfirst champiOR’of
rh, -rmCl P.v'ufc meliaie iMp/or the dumpion- through with a 2 to 0 victory over Association. At the left lower is Lee Steil, low handicap star from Market, Heywood Avenue ; re­
____ the Seniors’-Ner4twe»t-44eti
_____ ________ ____ - Bluebirds vs. Esquimau Meat COAST LEAGUK
W L D F A
1» 14 ■ ill 95 4<T-: Dr F E
w
O. P McManaina Seattle
J Newberger. Beattie
t TTwtmii———
i W D Dailley Calfary
-8-
-*

ship He>dand Cup on the____ the Central Junior High School [ Seattle, who is defending both the men's handicap and ppen titles, feree, J. Cosier. Vancouver 19 IS 5 87 St « ‘ Frank Bums. Seattle
-------------
Fowler Asti AMorla ....... 75
" 75
Northwest tournament in Seattle. field at the enclosure. The latter boys. Popham and Minis scored. I at the right is R. P. Baker, Vancouver. Portland IS 17 S 8S 81 J- Van Snellenberg Vancouver 74 _
The locals have been drawn will see Oak Bay Wanderers and - : -------------------------------- — — — ,nii^u,,3. Kick-offs are set for 10.30. gpokane
Spokane :... jiü15 20 i 5 n83to 101 J S.mpsdn . ........... -«
E Keichaw, Seattle 74
against, Moscow, Idaho, in their j Lee Steil. Seattle . Ta
-opening engagement. The Vic­ Victoria College fifteens clash.
toria team has been given a great headline K. Symons will handle the
match and
build up by, the sponsors of the Miltan will officiate on the tower j Benny Me -1
Rangers, Canadiens SCORE WIN IN Apps Threatens to I C W N ic hoi. Penticton
j-Dr E L McNiven
I _ Above qualified for the handicap event
Ted Colgate
Ted Shngsby
r. 74

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77

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77

Sound City event and the local A B Christopher . ..... ...._____ _ 77

lads are confident of making as at
good a show ing as last year when
they reached the final, only to be
pitch. Both matches will start '
3.
The Cowichan Cup knockout
Nurse Defence Aces BOEING FINAL Overhaul Drillon I Jack Camercn
C Pendray
. ............................
F Ell fa Jr. Vancouver............. -t
C F ield
M Wood
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77
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beaten by Walla Walla. competition will get under way D »... .. .. n I

Britannia f...--- S..... _; _l_. —
Stars last night ex ** A. M Crawford. Calgary * ............... 7*
next week with the J.B.A.A., Art Coulter and Babe Siebert hibited some smart trundling to Only Two Points Separates Appg gathered up six points dur *
Canadian Scottish, Oak Bay Wan­ And it explains why Montreal
Saanich Girls derers and ttye United Services Anxious to Resume Duty Canadiens rejoiced in the word whip the Crystal Garden Spades Toronto Stars in Hockey ing the last week, to bring his
—----------------
total to 20 and . ». 24 assists.— c. w curt c.m„„ 3
taking part. The opening round in Playoffs that Babe Siebert, voted most 26 to 14 in the HiSlop Trophy, Scoring A J.^ Taylor. Wetaaklwin .......................... 7»
In Hockey Win will see the Bays take on the valuable man in the league fast final feature of the annual tour­
MONTREAL — Sylvanus Apps the top of the league in goals, A. E Irish
With 22 and 24. Drillon is at h h Alien S
I United Service fifteen ant* the Loss of a key man with play­ wintei, might be back on their nament staged by the Victoria ................................79
I laying on the North Saanich j Wanderers meet the Scottish, offs just around the corner is defence next week-end. T Carpet Bowling League. of Toronto Maple Leafs, whose and he’s tied with Apps for most Nell McAllister. Vancouver ....................... in
T O Mackay .............. $0
gfoumis yesterday afternoon in | At yesterday s meeting of the enough to set any National No hardier bumpers than Scores in the open triples fol­ scoring prowess has been pretty assists. George Mantha of Cana Bruce Weddell. Seattle ..w..........*0
a May Tully Shield girls’ grass | Rugby Union. Jack Rowland, League team away back on its Coulter and Siebert have come low: ' >. much overshadowed
------------ ------------- --------- all —-—Giiua
----- season diens to is arvvHiu
second 111 in gvclia,
goals, with
will» Z 211 jPaul s waiton ..7!..*.
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hockey fixture the NorthSaanich Jack Ruttan and C. E. Ley were heels. Plans built up through an along in recent years, and as, P. Waterhouse, E. H. Forrest by trltta H
Gordon Drillon, Is starttng-kr Tied lor the third spot in goals F. A. Urquhart
iti l/t'imnviln >l" iviol Min fne Ï Ah. » . .A Cathc.m
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toeven downed a figfittnj-Victoi la named by Major Stuart. Robert- entire season can explode when rushing defencemen and organiz- and Mrs. Todd. 23; C. Shurbrook, give his teammate a'real run for Apps are Paul■ nn. Thompson l j Hibberson ............................................ gi
High School teafh by 2 to 0. ' ™ n-:- *----» - w a main link breaks .they-have beeymrWaT"pSfts wr-Ybtmr^a c: —- TisftmsrmnmT----------mttW^rT tiejgn Black Hawks aiuT* *W —---------------- Bell
■
— y Ttip serfeis ls now betweerrmit ' , (l J5J&&** -A. *6bodman awf ’ ‘ tT .. cTiamplunslifp'. ceen nmhir or T-y'T-irrrr «awwnim —
As the A L. Lewis. New Wrstnmsier ............... 81
vWSay atidTrarorsaamch, who wwf —■ that put Thomas, 17; W, Stockley, G. . teams
-------- -------.struck off — ---- Into Rangers. W B Barrett 82
battle It out on the Fernwood ?on r......— v-uuiivi i Hutu un me snen 11 the drive Knight and, E. Logan, 12; J. •he last two weeks of the sche- ; The Chicagoan made one of the J. D Campbell 82
Road grounds on Friday. gave out from his hospital bed. (Turn to Page 13, Col. 4) Keating, L. Wheeldon and D. dule the league's official stalls biggest gains of the week, pick- Ou» Dr T- Bam
Lyons. Vancouver . ........................«
k
•Swan, 22; Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Mel- tics show Syl Just two points ing up five points to hoist him W Barrett W K. Perkin*. Penticton ..................... J.-83
Paul Brothers i ville and Mrs. Randall; 11* J; behind the high-scoring DriUen. I (Torn to Page 13, Col. 4) K Brachat
82
83

Capture Bouts Martin Drops Title i Green, H. McDonald and J. Hay-

.ward, 23; J. Fuller, H. Milnes and
O. Beveridge
W A Button. Vancouver . ..............
L. C Bovd
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^SBRISTOL, England — They tyRUNTU - ....The ties# cfiamÿtén weighed TONIGHT’S DRAW
W. Carpenter, 1 •
Howard I McDermott

Percy Bent Penticton

; Ale* Rose Seattle
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84
s
84
84
lost his second Canadian boxing 123, Martin 124, Open Doubles— H C Clayton. Vancouver*,,-................. 85
SPECIALIZED SERVICE Canada loose m a Bristol ring LOS ANGELES — With total «•P- | Harold Husband —
last night. 'Result: Two more championship within a year last Callura showed vast improve: 8.00—J. Gree and J. Hayward earnings of $141,125, Col. Max­ Second place was held by the * " £
ALL TYPES OF BRAKES victories for the most noted night as Jackie Callura of Hamil­ ment over a recent performance vs. W. Baker and W. Miles T G, well Howard's stable today is the A. C. Compton Stable With $35, J McRar Vancouver .............. 85
brother act in British boxing. ton smashed the featherweight cision in which he dropped a close de­ Forster and H. McDonald vs. Mrs. leading money-maker at Santa
BE LINING AND ADJUSTING
to Martin. The latter lost Standish and Mrs. Todd; T. Mc­ Anita Park. 750 won. C. S. Howard, owner of commindeT'wood fS
Danny Paul won a 10-round crown off the Montreal veteran's Seabiscuit, was third with $30.- ^ c.t,.„ r™:::™" |
decision over Bill Wainwright of head in 10 rounds. his bantamweight title to Baby Mahon and E. Barnes vs. A Stagehafid, Col. Howard’s sen­
BOULTBEE Birmingham, but Packy Paul Knocked down for a count of
worked just half that time, scor­ four once and to his knees twice,
Yack less than a year ago. Byatt and P. Walker; P. Water- sational three - year - old, alone
Morris BqwmiUr, 117, Toronto, house and E. H. Forrest vs. A. earned $138,325 by conquests in
ing a five-round knoekout over Martin lost the unanimous de­ scored a six-round decision over Slocomb and W. F. Hislop; V. five straight races, including the Anita rankings. He has booted j h Beatty
JoAnny Adams, national jockey
champion of 1937, tops 1he Santa * J *jgLg***» ...................... * ••
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VICTORIA) LTD. I1Ü TATES ST.
Matsiumi Marioka, 115*4, Van | Bryant and D. Swan vs. C. $50,000 Santa Anita Derby and .""*'"’******" 8
Leu Mundel, Bristol. cision to the aggressive Callura. couver, in a semi final bout. home 27 first, 21 seconds and 25,5, I KS-"
4 O’Regan and W. Lang. the $100,000 Santa Anita hand! thirds in 237 races. t (Turn to Page IS, Cot $)

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 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY
MARCH 8. 19.18
Boots end Her Buddies
WHOOPEEE ! »eoUT SOME MOuNXA.il By Martin
aocrtfc MAS low PHOllltO:
Boot*.
XlE.
HNJt \ DONE f?F
Dorothy Z), Letter Box
**VXXt
(EAR DOROTHY DIX

On the East China Sea

Now we are on the East China
-Sea, again heading northward.
In the Hongkong harbor I saw
hundreds and hundreds of Chi
nese boats—junks and sampans.
A junk is a sailing vessel of a
kind used by the Chinese fo/
Bringing Up Fathi Answ
t KNOW. MAOOe. 6UT
THERE are NEW up
By George McManus
WELL, WE.
TO OATE APARTMENTS NOW HERE» SOMETHING
WOW in THE OLD I CAN C6 FOO •uc Tuty
NEIGHBORHOOD E will trv you. sip s* ARE TCC China.
OP-tb-QATE

The best protection that any mother can give her daughter is to
mage her wise to all the temptations from within and without that
confront a girt and teach her how to avoid them. The pits we fall
haveÇb^neêtr41eedthe h‘dd°n 0n°S' not ,hose about which red lanterns

I think that In the contention which has arisen between you

». l. you »" »ltoltrther In the wrong; that
Eilen asks no privilege» that are unreasonable and to uhi-h
Mr. and Mrs. A Chinese junk.
OH. Jo O- O -0-0 O O-E 1 Some junks are only 30 or 40
Uihats "That -Luhat U"*»s n y feet long. Others have a length
Ujfiat Would you luce Sure — Th at Uiould
r>iD you Sa a-a-a-a A-A-4y of over 100 feet. A junk may be
Foe dinner. Tonight^ —/ Be Fine ORA' 1 never Said ANyTmNtir the home of one or more Chinese
Like fresh salmon families, and people may Uve
*OAST LA/vtS AMO PEAS "5* ?./;i a boa rtf It year in and year obt.
Alt° Broccoli.™ i said,
Co**T lamb, and peas and
you Said okax you DID*
out of the class of boys and girls
UiELL, HEREAFTEt5L.~DoNr l <1'
Call me Uihen ive AoT
and poles.
tit arr,d
Sometimes a sampan has a kind I uuub1» «o siCP QUt a iiUie it ic too u*a. tTjl.__ . '
-rntmarnr
10
f"" "WHM" «aïTTK __V. .
w»b s1.ivar “-5T-S
uE UjaTer runminc*-
•n The TuB
Another repson Is that unless a gii
is in her teens, she nevfrr learns the I goes with hoys while she
them. She is either too shv or too rhnique of how to handle
Alley Pop Every mother should, of course, super Jjfcr, and both are fatal.
menls and see l‘
r weLL.EENV-SiNCECXj SEEM HSH' IN ERE VÙO a girl of 18 from
TO MALE SOME POWER OVER___
V SEE tHt WU2 JUST Z«v ùoÎA WHERE sheer inhuman cnleîtv ‘"l"* ls no,hln«f *hort of
THIS 6Olive, supposiw ~
_ KVAMTJIU' A*i£ BAC K - Ai FACT Ol DOOnv h£RE cruelty. It 1. su,.h . short time that our feet
L«CXJ SEE WHStCrtsON 6ENV that *S A«> oentle « •che to dance;
doAeon omiM' " pardon ME'lW
.Sure I'LL J[/r
N SCRATCHED' Beats aw> OUR TRANSPORTATION AIT TEN • iMHv HE , not all the nwne> in this world could of * new hall sown th»r
nHuM.v lV.hl*0' B,Lhrl11 0ut
L me loose/ 1
1 ortCHA ■/ , lTVRNÛI /
\ fcVEfc- > THtSUNTS ONE OB OUfi.
Even 6SOkEn TO
\"*4NE5JV -,
T> HA8W655 f spung ana autumn, the sampan every callow youth looks r. ...,
*' * „ , h”l u" l»Hr on, and when
- down/ Mi ” a Fairy
let our Ellens and our Sally, and Prince, that It is a pit, not to
is the home of the people who
own It. There, is no rent to pay. Joy unronflned when thrA ------ J °“r Smdlwi have their hour of
but they do not have what we Is In every pleasure later e Is no Parking rare to spoil It, as there
call "the real comforts of home."
As for make-up, what's t:
Just before we left the Hong, lipstick? So many things ar
kong harbor, a sampan came c a matter of custom instead of principle,
The painted woman used to be a hussy. Now she Is everybody's
alongside, our steamer. It con­ mother,
/ ..'.LR. tained four people — a man, a sister or wife, and
rouge is no more immoral than eating
woman and two small boys. From lee cream. Neither is the length'of c v.om.
-f a woman's skirts, for legs ceased
a deck about 20 feet above the to be scandalous when everybody showed
. —c—d them.
water. I tossed down a bar of And don’t forget this: *The lure of forbidden fruit is in every
chocolate and two oranges. These woman's veins. The more
Freckle» and Hi» Friend» lHTici. f- t » wc u > gifts were caught by the man that other girls of her t : you deny your daughter the liberties
and were handed to his wife. She. Pleasure and the farther,"5L «
sh will cvaster she will be for
r MES * Isn't tmai T
By Merritt Blotter shared them with the children. A your authority, Remember she
Eve!
go when she breaks away from
PRACTICING ' L WANT SOCIAL. \ few other gifts were dropped by
While ENOUGH ? ITi “
nuttt WHAT S HIS SPEECH Quite an honor
REFORM ' 1 WANT S_. passengers. prosperity, but there win be much
IS EN.IOnNC-, EATIN' HE'S GOING POLITICAL REFORM f 1
NEW LUXURIES HIM, MOM X> DEBATE YOU KNOW .TO
represent want economic reform/ Since we left Hongkong, the deception In business. Uni "
and sc little ' FOR SHACTi'- v 1 WANT -___ weather has Been good most of love affairs are indicated.
That YOUR SCHOOL
IS PLANNING siOe
NEW
deviltry,
high
against King­
all ON THE DEBAT­
ING PLATFORM I
Chloroform
Hi
the time; but right now the sea Children born on this day i
ijks rough. The portholes of our ably will be talented, attract!
In Nova Scotia
ston 1ST THE
lets LOCK Auditorium ' cabins are closed, and the waves personality and strongly lr HALIFAX (CP)—The Nova
IN' ON THE have been spattering the glass I dual Many of these Pisces
ME GOOSEY
with water. One of the ship's Scotia government was urged
HOUSEHOLD— Monday night to investigate re-
crew said we were going through ; ... ports ‘‘a_ $1,000,000 liquor ring
a half-gale." The waves are per- ' Constitution, wa • • • • immune from prosecution"
haps 15 or 20 feet high. j day 1773. Other existed in the province.
At noon. today only about 20 1 br®,ed it as a I Continuing the debate on the
passengers ate lunch. The res'! Leland Stanford,

Myf« North, Special Nurse that way If they eat anything. So

i
are seasick, or afraid they will get ‘ acIVime1
" Am EdW'v ForrrsV'jL^!lat^mj,je Camerenin00m
far, on this world trip, I have not tialian navigator" HM. °SPUClUS' toln
been seasick. Indeed, I have never
j
(C. McClure Newspaper Syn.) | fax Mail," as the source of thl
COVER XXX? FACES
CrET OUT 51 DE THAT WAS A PMOkJV
By Thompson and Colt suffered that way on any ocean
DROPPED A TEAR I THOUGHT »-»T SOUMOS
TRICK, MOL AKJ^ NOU I heard some LIKE KAN APkJOLO STxV HERE, voyage, or while crossing any sea.
WDWT TMIMK I’D LET
vou get awav Thurr BODV CHOKING AWCATHIS The only seasickness so far in my
HIS GAME Ü > I $MY ^
^7Z-- ^-1 EA5V, DlO x affair life came to jne about 20 years
O '- • ___ ago while I was crossing Lake
miyiltleè In Aiberla. Canada. ' ’is* '
"That a serious proposition.

HOROSCOPE
but do
Movie Scrapbook
—B> nil‘ Poner Cancel tires by Gcoree-Scarbo
l°ui^e fazenra EwtRep MOVIt/*lrt
Wednesday, March 8, 1938 1O15 AS.
pan squaw.
Adverse aspects are active to­
Wash Tubbs day, according to astrology. Ex­
tO-T 06 treme caution should be exercised
A 0<l,P THUNoeIt you can **t on one tk.«,. *
TH« U.6.A AÛAAI, IT WONT BE
ever i kaoT By Crane In stock market deals and specu­
•* IRONS captain east v mists' lative ventures.
TLA»!! HALLELUJAH*, SAMMY! <5000
- ,WS THOUSHT
OLD I VOut) A un/ HAW.aUHdtEI The stars seem to menace banks
■ MAIAV.y OUT and bankers, ac financial matters
■'rrr'VpH m>.)/euN ocnipy public attention. Astrolo­
gers warn that bankruptcy
threatens many nations, and that
money must not be spent reck-

pondents will gain fame, but un -Av-ep

■iWi.ikk.ai. visual secrecy will be maintained seMNtTT coMcoteu~
VAMP" AAPrrS IN
in Important sectors, despite Silbmt Films.
The
IN FRONT OF THE CWNfSF EDUCATIONAL
MISSION IN WkSMINGTDNÎnC! ^?* XU L-> By L. Allen Heine journalistic energy.
who Lives up JOE CHIN! NO SEE Women are subject to baleful
STRANGE LOOK.' WHA" STAIRS IN THE ALL CAY / NO AT 16 THAT So stand FID
aside
IUC planetary influences. They should
H0ÇŸ SMOKE • THAT'S THE IN «WE CHIN IS AT HOME/ make no efforts In public service
Case at l tell mdu SCREWIEST THIN® 1 ever HOME/ I JUST SAW HIS FEET
SAW- 1-M COUsTn ( until the signs change.
-Astrologers predict that the
United'Rtsrtes -wt 11 Imrulnee help.
Till In Lam — t .1 .il
ful labor legislation and that it
will successfully arbitrate in the
MISSION settlement of a "great dispute.”
Gambling of every type will be­
come widespread. The pursuit of
pleasure will be more reckless
than at any time since the World
War, It Is foretold. Those who
NO. 2 study the philosophy of history Swung a Black
know that these are portents of
war or revolution. SMITH'S HAMMER IN
Persons whose hirthdate It Is j * SWtNO -------
have the augury of a year of YOuR LADY" ^nqw
 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH g. 1938 11

CROSS’ VICTORIA WEST STORE

«O CMA1UILOWÏ1 HO.MI PHONE £
towntop.cs
A Social Credit Society< meet­
ing will be held at 224 Pember
McMiUan Wins In JOHN HAMMOND
OBITUARIES
Hear These Songs From
STEAK, and KIUNÏY, lb., lop; POKE KIDNEYS, lb Bp
DOMESTIC SHORTENING. S !«, 21c; JEWEL. It to, 23- tori Building tonight at 8. ,E. T. Many sympathizing friends at
Welt Disney’s
FKESH LEAN NHOU.DER STEAK, ralnrrd. ■£ lbs.,.. 25_
CORNED PLATE BEEF, lb.. 8p; bonelew. lb . W,
Unicume will speak on "Facing
Realities." Winter Golf Play tended the funeral of John Ham
tnond held yesterday afternoon
FRESH LOCAL COD, lb.
CASH AND
Bp! fillet,. lb 14(
The meeting railed in the
schoolroom of St. Johrts-Church Men’s D u Medalist Beats
from Hayward* B.C. Funeral ,
Chapel,. Rev. Dr. A. S. Imric '
hO "Snow White
CARRY AT
CROSS’ 4 STORES for this evening in support of the H. D. Kef 1 Up; Three
conducting the service. The ,
hymn, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul," [ and the 7 Dwarfs"
appointment of the Rev. G, Bol- Extra-hole Matches was sung, and Frank Tupman
ster, has at his request been can- rendered the solo, “No Night ! ON a VICTOR RECORDS
CHECKED WOOL
SPORT JACKETS
Workable Labor celed. Today's 'opening ■> -round of
match play In the men's handi­
Plans for a tearoom al Mount cap championship of the 10th
Douglas Park were submitted to Empress Hotel winter golf tour­
There." A profusion of beautiful
floral tributes, was received. The
following were the pallbearers: 1
The -«me character* and sound
effect, a. In the lllm. A great
lilt for children. e* » —
* ................... ec.Zo
Police Charge Saanich Man G- w. Allison, P.G.C.:—M. H. I
Zipper Front

2.95
Code B1 Aim
Adam oen
HUdiii Bell «
RUHR
Aririrpccpt
a a r e s s e s named
the Victoria Saanich beaches and nament at the Colwood Club
parks committee this afternoon. today saw the medalist, Wallace
The committee discussed iqi- McMillan, advance safely. The
provenants
u,adersatforthe the park and Uplands player defeated R. H. B.
Machine
Barry, M. of E.P.C.; W. J. Carter, |
With Possession of Stolen M. of F.P.C., and J. L. Smith,
P.C., all members of the Knights
RECORDS INDIVID! ALLY. 75c

FLETCHER BROS.
of Pythias: Charles I. Harris, : lisa INiu (la, St (Vh-torU) Ltd. ,
Kiwamans; Show Per- Ker, another Victorian, 1 up. Concluding an extensive in- Arthur Brown and A. Ward. The
For the second day the players o lies
The Vancouver Island Bee-
DICK’S formers Are Guests Keepers' Association will start
By new* laws and by amend­ the season with educational mov­
experienced
ditions, with bright sunshine
vestlgation pursued for several remalns wpr<’ laid at rest In the
perfect weather con­
months by Constable Maurice
Wilkinson, city police juvenile
C?7ne i
V;,BolslPr ,akin8
Dress Shoppe ments to old ones the British Co ing pictures on bee-keeping, the io go around the links in their
making it possible for the men
officer, with the assistance of the * service.

Quality Tea
*324 Douglas Street. E 75.12 first meeting to be held tonight Saanich police, Frederick George
-lumbia Department of Labor was at 8. room six, Memorial Hall. shirt-sleevds. JOHN MOFFAT GARDNER
Smith, 3502 Calumet Avenue,

TELLS OF TRIP t
attempting to form à 'coh< sivo All those interested in bee-keep­ Ralph Whaley, Seattle, run- There nassed away last night 1
nerup In yesterday's medal Saanich, was arrested yesterday- in the Royal Jubilee Hospital,
and workable labor code, not In ing are welcome. on a charge o£ having possession John Moffat Gardner, aged 74
! the interest of any single group round and one of the low handi-
The Elks Club will take a con­ cappers to- qualify, won his open­ of a stolen bicycle. He appeared years. He was born in Airdrie, ! It pays in the long run to buy good tea
or class, but for the good of the cert party "out to entertain the ing match from W. Brockte, Ed­ in Saanich Police Court this after­ Scotland, and had been a resident because it is more economical to use, and
noon and was remanded until of this city for many years. He j
TO ANTIPODES
Logan Mayhew Finds New loday
wholè province, Adam Bell, men in the Otter Point Relief monton, 2 and 1.
deputy Minister of Labor* toltl ,Camp tomorrow night. Percy
the Kiwanis Club at its luncheon Payne, president of the club, will tured the opening round, with
8JR|
Three extra-hole matches fea
1 preside over the concert, which Dr. R. Scott-Moncrieff putting
Tuesday without plea. a is survived by his widow »t the t
At police headquarters this family residence, 1413 Vinlng ’ to matter.
morning enough parts to as Street; two brothers in Montreal '
the difference between the cost of one cup of poor tea
and one cup of good tea is so infinitesimally small as not
. , ,
Mr. Bell reviewed the various will start a! 8 Busses will leave out Ernie Ketchum, Seattle, at semble in the neighborhood of and two sisters In Scotland; three i JAMESON’S TEA IS GOOD TEA
Zealand More British Than acts which made up this labor the Elks Club at 6.15. -the 20th hole; George Wilder 50 bicycles were pijed high by : stepdaughters, Mrs. Frank Parker
poiice after being carted by truck | of Edmonton, Mrs. George Wilt
Buy Your Tea. According to Quality, Not Price
Australia code, told of the amendment» to-j- Nine motorists were fined for eliminating J. Van Snellenberg.
them, and gave figures to show various „.affic oIfenccs „ Mag Vancouver, at the 19th, and J.. from the Smith home, where offi- : shire, Victoria, and Mrs. Ernest
His recent business trip to he extent to v^ich they covered.,5traf. m Ha„ ,be C|f R. Kingham winning from G. Y eers said the parts were found Britain of Winnipeg. He was a
Australia and New'Zealand wâs the working population of ,ht"poli(x. Cour/thls morning S|y Simpson at the 19th.
the subject Qf an address by provmee. He answered charges
that the proymee had gone too {
„ned $2 50 each for park- Lee Steil, Seattle, defending
vlolationS| tw0 id $10^ch champion, came through with a
Ca~,„ . , , member of -the Army and Navy
I JVC bycjles were also found Veteran*, having served with the
and, in an effort to locate the 42nd Black Watch in the, Egyp
Merger Proposal
A MODERN
SAWDUST
Logan Mayhew—to—a- luncheon , i, far aneaa In labor k^islation - ™ i . 2 and 1 victory over Mat Mather. °w"ors °f.the*' P°‘icf •'«'quested I,ian campaign and in the Great
meeting of the Victoria Credit with the remark: "Any labor law Ldline^w:,, t n°Ur
Cramers’ Association In Spencer's on the statute books of British lo stopr
diningroom this afternoon. Columbia is only put there alter P'
This afternoon the women were
^ nr a lne playing their first round of match
play, while the men's open cham­
,h„.„ ... .
constable
. .
the r.. b|p>cles lost
wnkmson tS
War The funeral will take place
ivcenLT tomorrow afh
1>*;~ New Company Would
BURNER
FOR FURNACES AND RANGES
New Zealand sdemed to be ^ue consideration." K**v. .4. G E. Hemly presented pionship advanced through its ^,E^h-^u"s^îHhSer^™'j.ç"^âldtt bSUnyJrod SSI Operate Dunwell, Glacier
much more British than Aus? „â Lenten message lo the mem. first round.--------~ Eric Efwetl Df saantch police j no flowers be sent.
Guarenltfd Supply of Hr

^ra’ia, Mr. Mayhew remarked, waiter M. Walker. ; bers of St. John’s A.Y.P.A. at Results follow: i Creek and Lakeview Sawdust
The "Kiwanis Kapers" show ; their regular meeting. S. Laver took part in the investigations.
and noted New. Zealand pre­ championship flight
PERCY J. BVRKMAR
ferred to buy from England and staged at the Royal Victoria The-[presided. Prayers were led by Wallace McMillan beat R R A proposal for a merger ALERT SERVICE CO.
and
the -Empire; while 'Australia was atrr last week made a net profit of fKev. G. H. V Bolster. Visitors "B. Ker, l up.---------------- -———~
independent and did not care just over $300, J. G. MacFarlane, welcomed we‘re the Misses B.
where it bought. This was shown president of the club, announced. Drew, E. Osborne, D. Ware and Alta., beat W. P. Bowden, 4 and 3.
Performers from the show D. Cronk. An initiation will be
H. U. Johnstone, Camrose,
G. T McManana, Seattle, beat
REV. F. COMLEY . Porcy James Burkmnr passed • reorganizafldh of” the adjacenT 749 Broughton Strwl
away this morning at the family j
residence, 949 Wollaston Street, j Dunwell, Glacier Creek and Lake-
aged 61 years. Bom in London, | view mining pjtfperties in the
K H0|

by the automobiles. In New Zea­

land they were mainly British. were guests at the luncheon and held next week.
In Australia they . were mainly
American.
were
A formal
introduced
vote of
by Billy
thanks to
Tickle-
them The Georgian Choristers, under
A. D. Desbrisay, Vancouver, 4
and
F.
3.
R. Cotton, New
WELFARE HEAD
Westminster,
Eng., Mr. Burkmar had been a Stewart area on the Portland I
resident of British Columbia for Canal will be voted on by share- j
25 years and for the last 18 holders of the three companies j
at general meetings this pionth.
BECK REPORT
Mr. Mayhew found that busi­
ness with Australia was mortal
uusi for their work was
* ! TN i . ,a i i-
__ proved
**
_____
».
by J. the leadership of Mrs. Georgina beat R. V. Hocking, 2 and 1.
Pitt*3*1*0 Hogg antT seconded by Watt, will give program of choral,
difficult than with New Zealand. Frank Paulding. Harr£y Davis re­ solo and concerted numbers in Calgary. 2 up.
There were few* industries in New plied on behalf of the.^uests.
entn a n ,1 ,, .1

Fairfield United Church on Fri­

■ 1. -
J. P. Pa ret beat W.
R. Whaley, Seattle, beat W.
G. Dailley,
President of Association Re- mon,hs of th,s cit>" Thprp sur-
elected: Other
Named
Officers vive hls widow at ,he r"ldpnce'
Details of the proposal have
three sons, George, aboard l»ecp made public in the notices |
H.M.C.S. Fraser; Edward, R.C. issued to the shareholders.
The pian for the . formation
TO BE SECRET
Zealand, while Australia wav day, in aid of the church funds. Brockie, Edmonton, 2 and 1. M.P., Regina, Sask., and Richard,,, . „ of Nè Publicity to Be Given
Fred Wright, well known ball- Rrv. F. Comloy was re-elected at home; one daughter, Mrs. # I a,n!''n^ïï?any to vW ,caPi,alized-■ Survey of Water and Power
driving forward to self-suffi­
ciency.
INTERESTED IN CANADA
Tax Changes j Among the concerted numbers is
Dr.
tone, will be the 'guest artist. Ketchum. Seattle, at 20th.
one in which the choir will sing berg, Vancouver, at 19th.
R. Scott Moncrieff beat E. president of the Family Welfare W. Pass of Victoria. The re a •’.WUAMl knares at. no—par
Association of Greater Victoria, mains are reposing at the Sands value ,0 lake over lhe asst',s oI
G. Wilder beat J. Van Snellen­ formerly the Friendly Help Wel­
fare Association, at a recent di­ will be announced latep;
Mortuary and funeral services the three companies. The com­
panies would receive 30 per cent When ,
Issue Here
the report of R. W.
The people in both dominions,
were most friendly and greatly j
interested in Canada, particularly
AlhLrt,”h°a t!"
For Vancouver — ' -—-------
! w ith two violins providing an
obbligato.

Be Revision in Finan- -dwellingln 2S06 Cook Stn-et w’as

f .
C. W« Nichol. Penticton, beat rectors’ meeting.
C. G. Thompson, Vancouver, 3
and 2.
Other officers named were:
First vice president, Mrs. C. D.
WILLIAM Al.MOND
Yesterday afternoon at the cent
J H. Wilson beat J. H. New- Schofield : second vice-president, Royal Jubilee Hospital the death 7 percent to Lakeview. The re­ inary survey of the water and
of the stock 4n the proportion of Beck, public utilities engineer
14 per cent to Dunwell, 74 per and electrical expert, is received
Glacier Creek and 84 By the city, covering his prelim­
Alberta, as Social Credit had Its
genesis In the Antipodes.
- , o ,
Clal
ju prpmipr issued to Twamk-y Bros, by the berger, Seattle, 3 and 2.
UP l nere' rremier city building in^tor's depart- Rev. Father Scheelan; members occurred of William Almond, maining 70 per cent would go to power situation. It will be kept
J. R. Kingham beat G. Y. Simp­ of the executive, E. H. Wilson, aged 70 years, of 2712 Rock Bay a United States group, repre­ s’rictly private by the council.
Politically, Mr. Mayhew found Says ment yesterday afternoon. Value son at 19th. F. E. Winslow, H. T. RavenhiH Avenue. Mr. Almond was bom In sented by E. Scott Snelling, Se­ Mayor Andrew McGavin stated
New Zealand strongly pro labor. of the structure was set at $2.200. L. J. Proctor beat Dr. F. E and W, L. Woodhouae ; honorary Darwerv, Lancashire, England, attle, barrister, who submitted tonay.
The working week had been re-i Changes in Vancouver's entire Another $400 permit was granted Fowler, Astoria, 4 and 2. The rqjArt is expected to reach
treasurer. N. F. Ferris, and hon­ and had been a resident of this the proposal.
duced from 44 hours to 40 hours, financial and taxation get-up may to E. W. Hurt ley for repairs to C. I. Mackenzie beat F. Bums. orary solicitor, W. T, Straith. city for 25 years. He is mourned Dunwell- and Glacier Creek Victoria within the next few
with an increase of 10 per cent in ‘ be an outcome of an interview premises at 36 Douglas Street, Seattle. 2 and 1. ____ Committee chairmen were by his widow, three sons and companies would receive $50,000 days. It will summarize informa­
wages, which made it difficult j today between heads of British and three billboard permits for «Hr S'f‘il' ,Sra,,lp- best Mat named as follows: Finance com- three daughters, George, Vic­ to liquidate their indebtedness, tion collected by Mr. Beck and
for employers. signs, each costing $100, were Ma —eu 2 and 1.. - mittee, F. E. Winslow ; building toria; Thomas, Saskatoon, and with $48.743 going to Dunwell suggestion of methods by which
The government was driving |( nhimbia s largest city and the a)so jssueti. L Papineau, Montreal, beat J John Goldie; camp. W H Davies- Joseph, Vancouver; Mrs. E. Wal- and $1,257 to Glacier Creek. In the city could use to a greater
toward socialism and was taking I Provmcial cabinet.
over industry bv the simple ex Alter hearing Vancouver's re A statement of claim required
Simpson, 2 and 1. 1 clothing,
• Mrs. F. Barber Starkey ;**">• Lacombe, Alta ; Mrs. B, W. addition $75,000 would be placed extent its own potentialities
J. W. Ruggles beat Dr. E. ajd case committee, J. H Frank Slms' Victoria, and Mrs. L. E. in the treasury of the new com­ Details of the report will be
pedient. of not granting, licenses. quvi?1 ,for sPipclal assistance in from George T. Porter and bond McNiven. 3 and 2. _________ ____- I Nickel, Poone, îStfa: 22 grand pany as working capita). kept confidential, the mayor said,
! balancing
Unemployment-, was practically ^a^anc*nR **s budget. Premier holders of the Cold Storage and
ni|—8,000 in a population of j! Pat*u110
SKCOND FLIGHT j children and two great-grandchil­ Active development and min­ remarking :
1,500,000. This was due to the .1 ..TU—
Pattullor declared:

for an_extensive pnhlir works rouver, and at an early dut,

declared
*"rh«T wiu u— have *- to «-----------
Terminal Warehouse Company
be a revl- by Mr. Justice Murphy in
fact the government had gone in slon 01 *he whole situation in Van- Supreme Court, Vancouver, 10, Mack
days ago, has been filed, Ihe
T Colgate beat T. Cole, 3 and 2.
A. B. Christopher heat T. O.
3 and 2 .
j Cameron beat A. E. Irish, 3
Former dren. The funeral will take place ing operations^ wontek be started
tomorrow afternoon from McCall immediately.
Bros.’ Funeral Home at 3.45. Rev.
"When that report arrives, it
will be kept under lock and key
The proposal has been ap­ in this drawer." He indicated the
A. D. Reid, D.D., will conduct the proved by the directorates of the top drawer of his office desk.
program. The city delegation, heatied^bjM eity^i legal represenatives were and 2
Mayor Ck-orge C. Miller, and in informed today. The filing of the
Both New Zealand and Aus' eluding Aldermen J. W. Cornett statement of claim allows plain- an1
traiia depended on sheep ^ a and Fred Crone with City Comp- tiffs to avoid dismissal of the
j. Walton
'
T Vi-arf
beat R C. Field Dies in Seattle service, after which, interment
will be in Colwoo'1 Burial Park. three companies.
Compromise On
Dunwell has a mill on the prop­
erty in a location w here it w ould j
larfee extent and. Mr. May ^hew ; troller Frank Jones, told the gov- action through lapse of time. ^ -JraTfibberson
' . beat A. M. Henry F. W. B e h n s e n. HENRY MVLDREW
Many friends were present yes­ be well suited to serve as a eus- ' Chargés For T.B.
found wool prices quotedI and ernment it harl had mmacome to an~im rvTawforn, ICalgary, t up. Pioneer of City. Succumbs
terday afternoon at funeral sci toms plant for thb district. For
watched just as grain prices were p.,ssf jn its budget and m,,,dod The annual meeting of the Vic- F Painter beat P. W. Bell, 2 On Visit to Son vices conducted for Henry Mul- the last twq years the mill has 1 Municipal contributions - -far—
h<,,re' , r, J special aid. toria Division of the Young CUV an(* drew at the S. J. Curry & Son 1 k^n operated by a syndicate keep of patients at Tranquille
L-REvenden. president of the -We .are in a clef( stick;. said zens* Lèague wiH be held in L. A. Lewis, New Westminster, Word has been received of the ^nder a lease from the Dunwell Sanatorium between April 1,1937,
( redit .ranters, was in the chah . tbe mayor. “We are sliort over League headquarters tomorrow j; beat W. Cathcart. 2 and 1. f death in Seattle of Henry F. W Funeral Home. Representatives Company. and April 1, 1938, will be reduced
Lam Cox introduced the speaker., Si,ooo,000 between revenue and evening at 8. Thursday evening J Taylor,
*“j*«*. Wetask'iwin,
«cimmww, «in., Alta , ------- Bchnsen, - aged w 86 years, pioneer ..from several overseas battalions
,ire nrf>spnt .mi, manv It is stated that Frank Eichel- from 80 to 40 cents a day, the
Mr. Cox also remmded Credit PXDOnditure. We can .aise lhe the members will be guests of beat A L Lewis, New Westmin- cigar manufacturer and former fu, nôral tributes received Rev Union of B.C. Municipalities was
(•ranters Ed Rowebottom, deputy the Northwestern Creameries, ster. 1 up. member for Victoria in the B C. ‘ IOral t,,butes recelvcd- Rev berger of Callahan Lead and Zinc informed by the provincial cabi­
minister of trades and industries, I limit, but even then we would be The WeeklX public speaking class H H. Allen beat T- Slingsby. j Legislature, wl passed away on E. O. Robathan conducted an im­ Company is one of the principals net today.
re, who
pressive service, during which in the new proposal.
who is to speak at the luncheon §400,000 short of a balance. On wiU ** he,d 9n Friday evening at 2 UP Sunday night while visiting his one solo. "Abide With Me." was On April 1 next the charge will
meeting next week, had a mes 0,hpr hand our chafer pro- 7. and on Sunday at 7.30 the study J Ellis Jr., Vancouver, beat son- w- E. Behnsen. sung Interment was in Royal ^ go up again to 80 cents.
sage of importance for merchants ; vides that vve must collect for all club wiU met‘t in the head w Woodell, Seattle, 1 up.
of the city.
. . . r . •
Overnight Entries
" requirements Thus it is vital fuai tefs.
that we get 'assistance.",
J C. Pendray beat N. S. Mr- Hanover, Germany, and çame to
Tomorrow evenltur the Pro- AIJis<pr.irVancouver. 2 and 1.
Mr- Behnsen wâs a native of Oak Burial Park, w ith the follow­
ing pallbearers: John Dickson, j
,L'C!™7a °Wr half a ""L0,0 aR°' J. Wilson. Alex Kennedy, George
JONES Municipalities Jiad protested
the 80-cent charge, claiming that
in 1936 the government promised

At Santa Anita
ri, t
_The mayor suggested the gov- gressire Arts Club of Victoria ■ 2
ernment could help by tvareung win fqronsor an evening 01 ara ' " ^'—
ing its school grants to Van- malic entertainment at St. Mar­
Thr« lur.on,- c»i»nu ns. I couver, which have been steadily tin's Hall, Obed Avenue "The Glaser, Seattle, 3 and 2.
^ Woo<! beat 1. A. Urquhart,
W. B. Leach beat Paul
t -
jybere he
e "enI to the Klondike, Davidson, W. Stephen and G,
helped build, wbat-lufer
became the "Trail or/98." After mat.—------------------ ---------
spending
J. L. Mara beat J_ M. Imrie,, son, he returned to Victoria.
three winters .in Daw­
PASSES AWAY former Naval Photogràpher of a compromise.
to remove the charge for Tran­
quille patients entirely. Today’s
settlement was thus In the nature
V

SiÏ*ua lit i dropping owing to the compU-1 Giant Killer." one of the latest Edmonton, 3 and 2. Mr. Behnsen
_ , was a member ol
------Of Victoria since 1885, passed iDl6S; Here SiflCe 1888
This will save the" municipali­
ftnÿal A l Uft. gaituin War 119
XLU ,*“ r-,h--,Uit". ‘i/USKSi catcd =ys,em of basing them on progressive one act plays of 1937, ties about $60,000 in the fiscal
• no»a»oor ns. Biiiaborig ns. an assessment ratio, frits would will be staged, together with a W. Morfltt, Astoria, beat f the Provincial Legislature for away this morning at his home, , . „ year. Premier Pattullo said, out
m ewsy-rmi lurionaK
Tt*t The Bpuier give the city $350,000 and enable number of other Interesting and Horne, 1 up. •three terms under the late Sir j 933 Mears Street. He was born ! John Wallace Jones, for many of a total cost of $120,000.
,,rt ht
•lu» 111, Biepby ,8,,’Heat* Ijj.
113. Red h Çapt. I It To "get along, he Thought. entertaining" items, __, including
_____ _ G W. Clark, Camrusi-, Alta., Richard McBride and retired from ; In Owen ' Sound Ontario and£Pa"naval Photographer at
juTe^lliSiTiKi? b!mi1Wi*3P M*“ loe- !| jn In thp ah«mce ------- of statutory
-*-*--*—1— —’
monologues and• dialogues.
• There beat W. B. Barrett, 6 and 5. political life in 1916. after coming lo Victoria, was for 1 ^squimalt. passed away yester
Questions On
Thtrd. Mrte and ene-«roarter Don au^°Uty for changing the grants will be music and an auditioi SIXTH FIJGHT He was well known in lodge ; many years engaged In the sad .a>„at lh<" homp “f bis brother,
A. Schmidt, Olympia, beat H. ; *“•---------
being a -----------
life member of : dlery and harness making busi- A. M. Jones, 48 Boyd Street, after
tSSS'ViY SiîSYJil ithc cablw‘t mlRht make a special period.'during which members'of
ns 8*nsh Àioof m» mu w»> u«. Bine | grant to th? city as a temporary thc audience iCill he given an B Horton, 3 and 1. ] the Vancouver and Quadra Lodge ness on Yales Street. He is sur- a long illness. Film Censors
*!•“/ sunoiTm ^lola 1,8‘ Plller Pat 116 measure. Then it could tackle audition on the stage. B. R. Cieeri beat R. F. Coleman, A A.F. and A M., and grand vived by his wldow at home and Mr. Jones was born near
Fourth !»<•«• Mile Mid onr-N.xteenUi whole problem ÔI municipal , 3 and, _ 2._ _ chancellor| of the- K. , of P. Lodge. ----- 1!--------...
one son, ^R«.f San Franpi™ Lurgan Irt'land- * January, 1854. ' e VANCOUVER (CP)-A. M.
Edgar, in LH...
JJgF z y
lir^nces. " V r i ,Th,e The regular
^Ktilar monthly meeting | C. P. Constantine, Seattle, boat. ,s survived by three 9pm, Funeral arrangements mts wrn t»^n and in 1S66 esme to Canada He Stephen, Canadian poet and presi-
111. Mum** 101 Bon VHdmbu R,wi.,oPü*’:
a /j h<‘ maybr made a proposal for of !he Burr|s Club WU1 be held G. Pattinson, Coleman. Alta., 1 up ^’alter- Seattle; Christopher, nounced later. oc an engage(i *
in photography
* -
in Wlnni- dent of tho Canadian League
Dao.w, amA T~V— —____ _____ a. .
for
HI. Rrki ISA>---ilorâ8iirHi> a:. 106 the provincial government and I m __
Chamber of Commerce Au- _ _ ___
F. Wolfe beat P. E. McCarter, Shawnlgin Lake, and Shaw of _ ■— ----------------- - peg for some years, and followed Peace and Democracy, today an­
JEWS» m. Z&SfrSZ AST i ihe the troops west to Fort Qu' nounced it ’was Hw-leagtife's inten-
the m municipal m
u n icipâî ' leaders
geiher and attack the joint prob-
»» “T ïi'»»1*'*" 5 fly:,. -
leade rs" to "gegett " tl> ! î1”™ this evening'at'8, when | 5 and 4. _______ .......... ?fba‘los; one
pt R W MeMurray will be, R. K. Bearislo, Winnipeg, beat Blackwood, Seattle, and a brother, |
dau?d,er/ _ Police Transfer
.
Appelle during the rebellion of tion to "call tor a public investi­
113 M».w in 1 ivm Of provincini and municipal ,he gufst shaker. His subject R- Lyons, 1 up. I Christopher, In Vancouver. 1885. gation oNflle extent to which for­
,
and one-8ixt«^nih finance .
provincial municipal j
! will be: "Some Scottish Ships and W. J. Johnston beat L. Me , The funeral was field today In U Announced In 1888 he came to Victoria and eign consulates to Vancouver in­
<110 OOOi : Deer Fly 139 Sharp Girl 133
Orra 134 Howden 13». Calaveras 129 Bool We know that the province f Men." The St. Andrew’s Presby- Carthy, 1 up. | Seattle with Masonic rites, opened a photo studio here, and terfere with the democratic rights
Mommaae 109. Real Clear 1*' n™ * NELSON (CPi *D;ansfipr of also became the leading naval of British Columbia citizens In
100 Lad» Floriee 125 Lloyd H^!;|has its rilffi. ul.13.-ui Juukuurma ..■terian Church choir, under the
U'':!an_i;hu''pb My of New photographer
Lantv nv* «V» »»7W^I~m6neTTirsMd_"piii nl TIpiajt' Ldngneld. : £ -R G M.P. Man x n at Esquimau, the matter of film censorship."
riujiw Cfhet 109 Cam
BTÛIIII gr^lâém tor us After -" "'W impph- -the musdrai ...The sniTOunrenwriT, " iraniFTft a
all we represt nt the same taxpav.. ,he prof?ram Thi? report of the Frank Paulding, secretary of the
Y.M.C.A., Sunday evening after Is F und Shnf q
UUna JnOT pobce me piuvl,lllaiI
at Victoria was an »>carried HMméiù
on that business in com
prepared staremewr. saWfor
action was the result of the chief
, , ers We are both working in nom“?ah^ committee will be r<" the usual evening service, speak
c".»' Ttï^aMSS m‘ ‘Mditheir '"»<*««*• Why shouldn't 5*TLhW' B Grant, the presi- VANCOUVER nounced^yesterday by Staff-Sor- j pany with a late brother, tot censor ordering an asserted 2,500
M2 c.*lu ciay 113 Bubbiesome m°Rdbie we tackle it together " : dent, will occupy the chair. on V" CAalpLnnto,0fo,Pm°a j me“m^be^Mte ftoyiToSl' C. G. Barber, officer In ! some forty years cuts in a film, “China Strikes
command >nH ofexf West IZ ___ dis I ».
Kootenay J
Count 113. Bright Mark lie. -m, n
R'shth race—Mile and one-e,ghth Bru-i.t Thf* PrcmM. tollou mg the in-
* ,,
There x%1l| be a pruning de testant
Youth.' A brother, A. M. Jones, Vic Back.”
trlct. toria, and a number of nephews
%‘SS,eSw,S'' fiSiÏÏJlS; ™’ ‘old.,,l,e l,rt'ss <hp Van- monstration in the rose- garden at
II». Slckl. S'il ui couver situation would have to Beacon Hill Park tomorrow after waybUlle'
oÆæsi a
founded Speed and nieces, survive him.
in a manner ‘comoarable to the . ,hole. .in .. any iooa>,
his Torehead!'B^ shown by a letter delWered" •" Funeral arrangements are in
ite-revised. He ntentinrlrtl'lhat to ’ -nrkm. beginning tit "230; TMtt
Due te Setay in arrival f| Vancouver assessments had been demonstration has been arranged mVntTTl Rus^T
-TLmTs. Niagara- f*">0"^.,^ ha, ,lde 'b- body was a disehaiiedîMr. «t»Hfrii; F. AltooHL' 1
Son Funeral Home, where the
Smart Occasional
by the Victoria Horticultural So­ Italy toive taken hold of aU the '4a auloma,ic Pis<ol. Colville Road, Esquimau, from
a dinner to be tendered to Sir striding the city's tax revenues. ciety through the kindness of the youngest peonL of those ëoun .Sc°" re,ired from ^ R C.M.P. «heir daughter, Mrs. D. S. Robert- service will be held at 2.30 Wed-
^ ' swretary of Some sources, he pointed out, City Parks Board. H. O. Simpson tries was^xulained Mr Rav Lhl6e yrars ag0 af,Pr his spine son' 470 Young Streël,. Winnipeg, nqaday afternoon. Rev. Daniel
Chairs
Solid Walnut
! rv I1'!!!, ^mpire , Parl‘amen ; thought water rates were too low will officiate Anyone interested î^y, on behal"»*' preset i ha?, beCn lnJurpd' H" rereivJd a Manitoba. It was postmarked Walker will officiate. It is re­
tary Association, planned for in Vancouver
Friday night has been canceled The Premier said that legisla 'n
— thanirAd
roses is invited to be present. thanked Mr.. Paulding, and dis-
There will also be a second de­
Mr n=„iai_1 P°llpp pension. | March 7, 1 a.m., and
10 this morning. The time from
delivered at $10.50 ,.$35.00
quested that no flowers be rent
Instead Sir Howard will be ac five sanction'-might be required monstration at the same place on cusslon continued .while refresh-
corded a luncheon on Saturday, tor some of the necessary Saturday afternoon next, March ments were served. The next before 1785. when Spanish to when It was delivered was "SS » «55= aYîZSi SS.123I Home ^
it was announced at the Legisla changes to put Vancouver on Its 12, at 3, when A. Mitchell will meeting of this group will be held authorities first Issued régula 33 of the W.A. this week, the meet­
five Buildings today. rreet financially. —----------------(-oHiciate.
after evening service on March lions governing collection of otter distance b>ai|ail,hfromPPWinnîpeg ing of St. Matthias' W.A. has b.'en
1 lklm to Victoria is 1,652 miles.
Furniture Co.
postponed until Wednesday.
March 16. *» Fort Street riione EM-1
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odd sash and door* ~
l'VNEBAL U1MECTOBS TnAW1—** JS SHSREENED. 6590-86-70 A- Green Lumber Co. 0761* and
and mu
11.28 per line per monta. suite, china silver. Furniture bought at 07614 03613
cellfd f,or Bnd delivered. 11.15 eharp- bey prices. 335U-U
Minimum ch#gge. 12 60.
S J CÜRRY A BON
PEi...?‘vmctl’e Funeral Service"
ened and delivered 11 00 sharpened. Peden
B*ps^l4t0 Doigtas St 05111. PLOUGHING AND TEAMING BASE-
menta dug. by day or contract. Al­
bion 19WT 6524-26-601FIGGER BARGAINS IN CHESTERFIELD SIDNEY SPEEDY SERVICE
Private Family ^Rotim»—Large Kestfpj . **u: ru*‘- living-room tables, dinette Ttncm, M,tenait of .11 k.nde.
P A l'L R HANGING AND PAINTING rultes distinctive lamps, all salesmens Price* low and quality guaranteed.
Birtbs. 11.00 per insertion Opposite New Cathedral Phone' G6512 satnp.es. Can be seen at Heanejrs Stor*
Marnâtes. 1180 per maetlion. age Co., opp. Court House. View St. SIDNEY LUMBER
HAYWARDS BC FUNERAL CO. LTD P,51S __ _______211* Government St.
®**l^k* 11.80 lirai uiaeruoe end il oo 1 minting and decorating ex-
succeedms insertions.
established 186*P
’sus Beauty Specialists IXE8KS. CHAIRS. FIUNO CABINETS
E-f etc., new and reconditioned Dlggon- T-Sin LUMBXR DOORS. wThDowT
Hibben Ltd . 1210 Oort. 8L Phone 08194 street ,C’ °‘ *• Uurr*o>. 721 Hei .14
»«Aerej notice to M.morlem notice 734 Broughton Street ^ 1911-26-7$
97 ROOM PAPER ED. INCLUDES PA- COMPLETE NEW BEAUTY BA LON-
•ad Cire ol Tbenlte, tl M pu uuemoo. Calls Attended to at Ail Hours New location, 718 Yates Bt Same POUR -PIECE PAINTED B R I) ROOM
fashionable ' pattern* alar prices. Bert Waude hairdresser ■* *llh co11 spring. 835 00 Type- ,R'1A,ILLVUBKR TARO—
'Moderate Chargea Lady Attendant Archer. 02328.
EMlV' M4 °®' Holland Bros.. 733 Fort Bt
Ptvonaa: *3414. 07678. 07682. (4066
In computing the number of words in PLUMBING -AND HEATING TFEFORE D1CIDINO ON A PERMANENT.
idyertisement. count live words lor the 13 oh one E2514 for new lower price* ti TTOUSEHOLD AND ÔFFIC* FURNITURE
mccau. brus ,.wenî;ed *Pot cash or sold on com­
..irn two ime end seven eorde In. eecb I ow ESTIMATES VICTORIA PLUMB- mission by Dymond & Cp. auctioneers , -Established i§93-
“The Fiorai Funeral Home" 'REE HAIR CUTS CENTRAL HAIR-
Une toee.Alto.. TE» u n* u. .0.0,01.
AU.de to toe number 01 .une, muen de-
Office any Chapel, coiner Johnson 1
lng Co Ltd. 01553. ' 6576-24-66
t dresKing. School- 717^ Yatts. — ^£2.eu*1 before deposing gf your fut-
nlshtog* 6y engaging an auctioneer. 1417
stocks-rioht PRTOXS
Lumber. Mlllwork. Gyproc Masonite.
Insuje* Gypsum Wool 8bIngles? elf
Vancouver Streets Phone 02012 WMTHKh bTKIPPING Broad St. Phone E3831.
pendto, ui to. leugto STlS u.d.vM.uu
"Net yoor new permanent now.
1 HOMSON1911—Lady^
established FUNKRAL Atwïd.nt
HUME PEACE METAL WEATHERSTRIPS
G any alia.
*0433.
Hollywood ~ **45T74-^°« TJ8ED FURNITURE — BOUGHT, SOLD
» « and exchanged Highest prices paid 27 W ANTED—MISCELLANEOUS
Venetian Blinds. Rolling Fly Screens Hub Furniture Co 713-18 Johnson G8425
_. Tuners I Directors Estimates Free—B T. Leigh. £9685 ' 6989-tf-
POon. unit leaa Quedt. St BEAUTY SPECIALS V —
M '“Wa.u.1. HORIZONTAL _^_log»4her into painted by force. I>OOK8 BOUGHT FOR CASH-BEST
A-> prices paid Diggon-Hlbben Ltd plo-
mate toes use. mcattui mu,uuu 0, WOOD AND COAL 1 Famous a Volume. Leonardo 11. Part In a
Take advantage of our new low prices to
rep/lr the havoc done by ‘unfriendly winds
SPRING PLANTING necr book headquarters. 1210 Govt 8l
Sdvutouneot o.dctto, lot mot. toes MONLMfcMAL WOKKh painting < 48 Afternoon drama. and the cold weather of winter. It's time
«eue As» cieun lot tekeu oa «count ol \ BARGAIN—UP-ISLAND THICK BARK to «et ready for spring and new activi- pASH FOR OLD BICYCLES OR PARTS.
«rot. at omlevions mue. o. men. .«am OTBWARl mÔNUMAMAL WORK* LTD fx slaowood and ihsidee blocks block- Nuihuie —pictured here. meals. VERTICAL 12 Half an em. t:es and nep fun. Come in today SPRING PLANTING Call snywhers 04722, m
“ ‘‘•T* ■*,o“ «» dam ox toe ..me, otou- M.» a“‘PQ°on.‘ û‘i&t,T “ *"“ “« longer than 12 inches Ret >4 “* now 13.25
^ 8 It hangs in 49 Tidings. 1 Mother.
.ORDER NOW
cord 4 cords •gig. O K Fuel Co .VG2452. 15 To perch. No Appointment Is. Necessary—Come-ttr wt ROSES FRUIT TREES. SHRUBS JUNK-CLEAN YOUR BASEMENT! ws
slse toe clean sill nai oe allowed. 16a7-^.0 the —-, in. 51 Epochs. t is a —- of Any/ Time You Wuh „ LAYRITZ NURSERIES LTD.
756 TORT ST. 03733 anything 'useful0'1 Phon^OO^Jl^'Sffiw
A LL BEST REAL DRY CEDAR. 1125 ___ 52 Form of "bo " M Back Of nock a lady. AVALON ANNEX 6921-26 E0350.
6566-26 62
Advuu.ua .no deem. « me, neve » ... d * loads cedar blocks. $2 00
*6722. nights 01556
13 Grandparental 53 The pictured 4 Strangers. 21 Sew ing tools. E0523 1104 Douglas Ft A LL-BLACK SOIL. CLAY. CINDERS. O^ODUT-YGU CAN GIT THE HIGH-
S^.M.4L“T1 “ 1 6M ** FA. Time. Coining Events 14 Scandinavian.--- woman hara—5 Insertion. 23 Additional «X reck, manure; 83 double Toad, g5564 Rffwi/tiX-prei2iu^ pn a11 kinds of gold at
OUld. ead, lot.uded u> ta.lt p,u.« A DL-MR MILLWQOD. $2 50 PER CORD 16 Midday. mysterious 6 Bartered. aj my troops. beauty culture.
- SCIENTIFIC Stoddarfs. 605 Fort St. (near Oo/t °
•A. A. sawdust, cordwood Active Fuel. £5343. 1307 Doùelss St.
Addt« A caug. nl tec u m.u. tat too
A DRAMATIC KNIERTAINMEM WITH 17 Roof point ' TConstciialion. 26 God of war. 8779-26-73 ( 1°°D horse and cow manure. 6563-26-62
+ \ music and refreshment win be he a X 8 GOOD AS CORDWOOD covering. 54 Japanese fish. black 8b 11; delivered anywhere F2467
at Si martin. Hail. Goeu A>"“wedS*l- *l island dry. inside tTr
frr blocks.
Me
MY UP- -8 Smooth fabric. 27 Egg of an ilda beauty shop corner wind- NN’Ato,eS^Rp,K!RSi,,5OOLa «C..
daj. March 9. Come and «a Vicionm ■ Sfiî» b*r« *'*>>■ 7rt- in,lde rn:aed
»l « « ed , 3 lull Vorîi. 18 Killed.
8.3.511 . Hone-dr y cordwood ôry slab»Mtt 19 Sick..___
55 Lacross» 9 Concord. - insect. H aor and Newport *0722.
SuoeetlOet. wishing their addresses mission 20c. • Tune, e p m. Ronald R Hopkins Coal * Wood Co 17976 implement. - M Vmttrt ™ 28 Secondary; ” T** K*W SYSTEM OF PERMANENTS^ STOVES AND FURNACES A V’ANTED—SMALL CAMERA. 4 8' LXN8
•hanged should notify this olllct as well 6709-26-66 20 Plumed. 56, 57 It was ... Without electricity The loveliest .J».er^S?r- p‘?.- «“> '"KS
electromotive 30 Female sheep yet Phone *2544 lor attractive prices tf
“ eam« M your limes is, musuiu turn out r-sults and can prove u \ ~JTÎcrKU ON* BONE-DRY.
22 Toasting 31 Tiny TOURNATES-WE SPECIALIZE ON FUR
Ptoon. *7523 before 8 p m. ana a copy , vacancies left. Popular piano in Ju AV $3.50 cd , semi-dry, $2 75. G3122 device. Victoria beauty parlors-c all 1 naca tn^tallatirns and repair* BC dogs AND CATS
T HHMI ■IWIMII iessonv guarantee tk-" ntKuii fu
itn-7-T5T^24Mcim"onâœ.
vegetable.___ ’—ElMX-tor -a- good permanent. Ati Hardware 71b Fort
•SysUlB muclio. Arcade fiiag . U22 Broad expcr-enced operators. 1318 Bfoad St
Ol, oppu.Mtc U.vid bpcocer Ltd Suite H I >ONE-DR Y FIR BLOCKS. $5 CD; BONE­ 35 To wash 26 Diverts. OMALL FOUR-HOLE ALBION RANGE-
T>UPPIES-ALL BREEDS. REG d ALSO
ïïWTTnî 37?u,h, tXT 8^ toP waterfront enamel back
LNDEA I» VUsbiriKO ids.
E?1S1. T,L Weetoolm. RT. uL 8lsb *4 M c<r• dry cordwood.
«as $6 50. now $.s 95 cd ; inside fir. $4 cd lightly. Æ X\ * RULE THE WAVES! PERMANENT
» » waves finger waves, marcel saves or VJJM. Carter a 8tove Store. «22 Fort St in» n.hre,«?!r P*1 puPPlee Canaries, talk-
ng parrots, laige shipment goldfish Jus8
i y .5 43 50 cd millwood. 82 dry- 29 Wool fibre eTnoMooI A™"ican any other beauty service can be had at the Hi Pet 8hop. ; « 17 Douglas J
Ifc* .•***• “aj®r group, el CUsitii. \ OF. HALL. WEDNESDAY. STEW- o£l34M 50 C<L 8<flkl,k Lumber Karms. 4 —™ 1 “ rabbit. Beeuty 8al0n 727 Yates 07443
cauena appear m m# luUuw.ng *rl s o’d-time dance. au»nices w a 1558-26-64 knots. 39 Concise. Mme. Miles, prop Mr Miles balrtutung
*20 ■8-HOLE GURNEY RANG* JUST
fr® Peiria. Canadian Legion, instruction* in. good condition. C. J. Mc­ tHb FUB-BEAB1NO ANIMALS
Announce* eat cUaa.li«alieoa 1 te 18 8-9. dancing. 9-12 30. 3«. 'ref/JshmVm*:
I Î0Î1* DRT SLABWOOD. INSIDE1569-26-67 32 Three.
BLOCK oo o, v,_____ 41 Close. Dowell. 1006 Dotiglas St E4138.
Dowell.
MAISON TYRRELL
*■»#*•> mtui classifications ,. Ij to P **8, ___________ 6964-4-57 f* Ph^pe E0455 *4 hours. „,n**5L,RE86ING SPECIALISTS
42 Cardgamè. fw fî-l Ofw-WANTED AT ONCE-366
This saturpay, 6-12 i COOPERAGE WOOD AND FUEL CO. 34 Tir*y. '
1er b**e-Wanted elaaaii.cetieaa men 4th FLOOR D SPENCER LTD x-* W “ V# ranges nrlr#. 1\^7T8. AVAILABLE JULY, 111 TO IIS'
a ttention.'
Aetemetive elaaeUwauemi . „. m le M -.r_-e^?.use of the iriluy 43 Total. Highest pricés
Hub Furniture 113 Johnson tit , v island's choicest. Scott Victoria uina
greatly mcr*.
increased ,, , Ltf. Ltd 8ÿa,.lly wood. bone dry. 35 Assessment ter®. Lee. Hill. HR No l vietone *
Bentaia claaatiicatiéa» ............ 87 4e M e*4-^ to”.'5 cd Kindling $2 75 cd . c.uKUDIN 44 African tree.
B*M Eatala elaaaifieatiwna 47 te M “ «ffisafï 0*7 ïïs •nace 156. >* cd InsldF block. $3.50cdCd cd. Mill-
Fur­ amount MEf - PÎA 45 Native metal. 1519-26-60
eu8 SZXTc'T- and heater block $2 50
wood. $2 50 Cd 02341. OBJOt
37 Drop of eye ojX 46 Persia. For Sale—Wanted GUARANTEED USED RANGES AT LOW
1723-26-76
________ fluid. EjG. PRICES
oSJVmiï nfU°*‘ “**“* “ “01t V«S»I
m
47 Secular.

J
Financial clasaificalums .... à# u 87 McClary Oarry. enamel ... ....T.;. fff *g =--------------------------------- HM-1M4
( 'P*liWOOD «so cD slab ! 38 Encountered. 50 In the middle FOB SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
Range and sawdust burner complete 49 56
«Townee, MV i* POULTRY AND SUPPLIES
of. M !f“'n range and oil burner, com­
plete with cot per coils 69 56
- _ dance at Sports Hail on rn J OREOO—HOUSE WINDOWS
BOX BBPLIE8 AVAILABLE relreebrueme. l.ckeu *iOe
A f ILL WOOD. 82 50 PER CORD. INSIDE
sr cleaned' outside. 6c each 05023 Fa wee; i high oven range, extra good
condition .............................................. j$
p U 8 T O M HATCHING. 3C PER EGG-
^ tray lots 140 Palmer MoK^i, a°7
EDUCATIONAL X BIG DOUBLE LOAD CINDERS, 82 50
better, edmeeeea to toe leuoem* mu, l,r;,?4,per, cord , slab |3 25 per
«Continued»
PERSONAL
G5S648011* Ci*T' r°Ck' manure- d/.LlT?red - COAST HARDWARE '______ _ _______ 1756-4-&T
,M evelleHie el lb. Tube. Ollice oe p,„. I )ANCE AT THE CRYSTAL GARDEN CO 04044
111 a'cord tols Colwood" Wood
a ff
«Continued!
6768-06-71 Phone E3213________ 1418 Douglas St
1^° cubs tor*—6!° carters in-
•btettob ti Doe teller, «tozlrbom rerun. UPRQTT-SHAW BUSINESS INSTITUTE A PLACE TO enjoy HOME-LIKE HOT
tor. both in 1 a *°f°rkln«
^ Courses: Stenography, secretarial PROMPT. ACCURATE PRESCRIP- bicycles and MOTOHCYU'LLS W-egg Queen lncub*-
ue obtotoed b, edreruw.Vbo lol'ov Uo \°oj FIR MILL WOOD |2 5® PER * y-meals prepared and cooked by white order. Apply T.
3 cord lots Inside fir. $4 00 commet clal radiotelegraphy. Telephone ït r ,Tbe Ma,<alr Caf#- l°U Broad St. ■•rvl.ee at Your Neighborhuw Jones. Carey 300 yard* north of Marl-
replies promptly; I YANCE. 734 FORT ST . WEDNESDAY Ask y cur doctor to phone him. gold Ave.
Fuels mE0624cord le«s:....-Manning * Shew T>ICYCLZS - BICYCLES - -BICYCLES-
«573-26-61 1 ' We carry a large stock of new C C M
wb wi «2S;’ «il
53. ^ Uîî' eeit.eete.
,7*b <*w, «». eesj.
«». UCREFNED FIR SAWDUST |2 SO PER
UTANDARD SCHOOL STENOGRAPHY-
. Bay Junction. Miss G Dickson iPTER FRYING -YOU CLEAN YOUR ( ''HAIN — REPLACE THAT MOORING and Bs A me chines ; also rebuilt cycles in W*”1” LEGHORN HATCHING EGOS,
mil slz»a Csl land inspect our range when over per ,rom breeding pen of
principal. 01824. 6977-26-81 * ' now! Used chain from S to IK inch
T TORSES FOR HIRE-EXPERT IN-
riw1 ,hVCALt>n rLdln* etc- Terms moder- on It Manning A Shaw Fuels E0624
SJT. MARGARETS BUSINESS SCHOOI^-
a hot «ova with Jet." Stores. 20c
Phone 03434 Capltil Iron 2
Metal. Ltd needing
;; A *■ » 1cycle. Terras can bè arranged. Sifrfu$T°o**Ctind and third-y far b?rda
serins cal
RoWn.son a. 1226 Broad
’—■* St..
°* opp Colonist.
■U. B Deane-Freeman. 01674. SH^"r.u.AK.?^9LA* "It. DRYLAND. 11 N O L 18 H PERAMBULATOR — GOOD
f?™*' •» Ffravy slabs per cord.
cord um w"n îfiu'1 8t Margarets School
Miss W. O. Mtiligan. principal. E3234
A T BURDIKS CAFE. 11* VIEW 8T- 1
J condition, lie. 06375. aoaa.i.R*
6984-1-56
CAL* - USED MOTORCYCLES; ALL
Announcements M* Ai‘CH ST fathick s »«0UC dry •tabwood
•3 56 Inside block* per cord 84
( **■ ------ _____________ : 6922-26-7»
Breakfast. lunches, dinners, served at
popular pneea. Open 6 20 a m- close mid-I?OB BALE—SUITCASES. 16 INS , |l^jk
>•
-
VJ
A3 guaranteed;
guaranteed ; cash or terms.
Shanks. 923 Fort 8L
terme rvi^a
Dick
LIVESTOCK
Palais dr Danse, Bunk •* -
rheum. $i 25 per couplé."
i millwt «S aS'îiîi 4534-tU
fjICYCLEfi 111 50 TO «18 73. ALL SIZES.
far re*tifva Liens! rfcgpe G332U I: wood. to's a-Jb leb,!^ it at 144 PINfilNO
ANOTHER JERSEY FAMILY "cOW^

OVERTON
“•rcb,.'sr,d „r„;ib A? TLJTAHY 800. TONIGHT.
btv 8,
a. : ^“!uC“b’
1009-3-58 J^s,4
-------a o CLOCK.
V V ^viei VlUO. 1._ ,-‘-‘-8‘,“-
____
Bhawmgan Douglas Fir Wood Co..

SPECIAL — KINDLING WOOD $3 n

T EARN TO 8INO—BEGINNERS AND
aa advanced For particulars phone 02062
X thletbts foot AND varicose
■* » ulcer remedies. As ‘TOUT druggist for
W lghtinaoa.________t --------- ,--- a
ysut'ss. ^
ntt* .wn#r tuaet-, 900 t**'* blc>cle,
• i- 5u. w. .them and Klg:n watch-s ti ik■
,
terms
New and used bicycles sold on easy
Expert bicycle repairs. all - work
^*y,ntyrd Victory Cycle Works, 1338
Jovernment. 04722.
Hd ^CHy. "fy r“h mllter' •“ »*■ Oorj.

33
?Aî!.?w‘&î°:ïrj!'. “it 7006-1-56 TIENS SUITS DRY CLEANED AND |412°56h°uf«t?n ,S 71 ia'«*u«« D B ehotgun.
• 12 56- Watson microscope. $16; latest stvle rpWO .OUTSTANDING VALUES-ONS
boats and engines

Liverpool, Engiana. .nd . resident ol Pressed. City Dye Works 01621 JJOATS ENGINES BOUGHT. SOLD AND
Survived 0>, be- I M|R45NmoP?OGRES§IV,!
« 45, 1230 Government St500 prizes ]
tonight
. gop_d
*nnC«SWhnil° ?UIL*oT 33 75 Aaron!
sons W hole*a!e A Retail 1328 Government
~
X lady* 20- CCM Standard bicycle
one gents 24 22 C C M De Luxe roadster , r«Pa‘«d. Enterprise Wharf, foot 5
Î, her huebeod. one d.ughter -Mr. 55 ^ b^ï VEMININ* HYGIENE - "CERTANE.'* 81 corner Johnson Both of -these machines are In perfect 6456-36-56
Merg.rel tinny dumb ol u c condition and the original paint Is like
‘••‘•"F Wdl,.™>.U,c, Or-lion oi A the most modern scientific method
KpJiT, owjtîtiO ” zX LX3R SALE- CHANDELIER FOR LIVINO- new Being specially priced fior immediate PRESERVATIVE. USR
SvU!^, Dorothy Cox. 4131 Burden *7638.
pRIZES TOTAL lit' WHIST NIGHTLY ndalL Surgical Supply. 7U For"' Ellïï x room or dining-room. Phone E5673 L.ac;j‘un^il.giii, '“«tï*?,*»
Club'”., BroUR?. JSC 6575-26-64 Fort St . next to
Sv! *$fI~u^"7BLANdTsLAB 12- . 6337-26-58 __________ 3-56
«““i.ï.im’.'K
Wood Co Alpha St
ril typi OF DANCING AT VIOLET
P°*kf)> Studio. 1113 Oot*l St E2068 LX>R ECZEMA. IMPETAGO PSORIASIS. „ - MANURE 2835
S »o“*wgrj&L* 1rs- * —titi. * ringworm, skin irritation. Peacev ■ 8* 01555 Jersey cow fresh
Y f AN S BIKE. WIDE HANDLEBARS
*u Good running order. 89 50 E7568
JONES--After a lengthy illness there
I,RL°« „nAT.R,Av ”°,NCH CANADIAN T EARN TO DANCE! FLORENCE CLOUGH
Daoc* Academy 830 St. Charles. E2778.
8Pfclal Ointment. 1831 Fairfield and 145
Metulea-______ . 6496-26-59
next week. Dryland wood 1481-26-58 Automotive
&aI?.r.mW?y M0Dd-‘> vM*rch 7. John
Wdi.ace Jones, wtril-kuoan
Professional Cards TIOBPFFAL BEDS INVALID CHAIRS
n-aavkerœ0dee ,or renl 26W ■ Douglas *4 AUTO SERVICE DIRECTORY
to :,"„y4m,"b"‘ “ K-'W •>- rvouMlr4 I ^1“' OR A.. 35c SQUARE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
tor la « leadm* ballroom instructors Shoe Repairs 1224 Brtoad
bees living »,to JS îîotber11"* “it CIIIROPR4CTOB Personal supervision Private Guar E4854- 1> FLAT CLARINET $10. CLARINET IN *T GEORGE DO IT" EXPERT
attress renovating factory-
Jones Of 48 Boyd Street Born at
i 17
j I EARN DESIGNING AND DRKSSMAK- M Prlces 720 Plsgard 8t E0513 19 * *15 Hickllng 709 Johnson. J *uto top and body builder- wood,
work re Disced George
n—— ,y-— .vxu TP00*
Cog. looi
-srr- J0nne*.r m & w 3wa TOHN M STURDY. REGISTERED AND MISCELLANEOUS nr*or profe.-vional use Call
.nd £.r4 sss«,,*.,ji.'ee,v;,a„', s; TJ7HE SHAO TWO QR THREE PRI-
Phoni'TwS ch,r0Dractor- 10» Union Bldg
UAW3 FILED.
n Fhkrpened
«h*!
B*T; TOOLS
Emery. 1567
ir,d. '■/, Academv of U.«V-
ful ArU. 853 Fort 02034. 6713-26-67
||EMINGTON PORTABLE. $45 TERMS
.* arranged as low as $3 monthly ' Rem­
ington Rand Ltd.. 921 Gordon Si G6013.
I>IANO WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
* Btw 1938 General Electric radio Phone
evenings. E7374 6931-2-58
02143

AUTOMOBILES
nephews and COLONIC IRRIGATION Gladstone CLEANS BAKERY TWO STORES
nle*a in this city
aflein^tto vices will1 be
Ur held
ncia Wednesday
Wednesday
Rosaly. Victoria's’
structors. E4854.
M 1304 Douglas 81. and 1052 Pandora Ave'
1FHODA 8.MOCHA SFOflOE CAKE. JUST NEW DANCE RECORDS ---- w* FINANCE
f:tDA.uW' it 7 In n'-l__ .__ at n*ht for every occasion At Walker s
MOCHA 8PONGC CAKE JUST "Sympathy.'’ ’Glsnnla Mia**
6'unei.l Horn, R„ Denlel wllbfr Howell. R N.. 506 Campbell Bldg l# ■> r*«ht for every occasion At>W.Uker s Chocolate Shop. 1241 Broad St E567». CAR PURCHASES
RRA4DJ°cl„^8TE«R8 _ Tfd.Zio Rito and Orchestra
7eitC’iIt*lh,nf lh,' «111 br 1.14 to Chocolate Shop. 1241 Broad St, E5879.
will hold
reel in the lemllg plot et Hou Be, ceme- * mef.lln« *‘ the Sons
ÏKh 9 T^e- Colonl*ti
England Hall. PATENT ATTORNEYS
Personal ajHEEN- REMOVES THAT FOOOY
fiAILS FOR ANY SIZE BOAT OR YACHT
. "ade to measure F Jeune * Bro
“Toy Trumpet.” “Poaer House’*
Ambrose's Orchestra
LOW RATE
from your furniture. All stores. Ltd 576 Johnson. G4632 1-57 8%
llt U reguMted toet no flower, be unu
oldVR----------- - w_ as Velf ,P.mfAr AU ë»b*wrordthè X BAD habit costs more to main- 1---------
J
, ______ Wll-M-M RINGER TREADLE MACHINE—SEVEN-
MUSIC AND RECORD DEPT.
GILLESPIE. HART A CO. LTD.
r^ETHERSTONHAUOH A CO. DAVID SPENCER LTD.
Reason Special Business. Pa‘enl* *nd Trade-marks lh'"1 * IO<H' one in ,1,14, no \\-»LKER 8 ST <ATHICK BOXES „ dTswer walnut, almost new Terms #11 Fort St. Phone 01181
8961-3-57
•v 1??*1 Htera passed away tU the aa» Offices Throughout Canada and U 8 profits for you See the mtülJn^-ngaretie ' V hate, etc filled with fresh rhocclarca ln 0Ur ««Bool. 726
B6rh Ui>LDndnn^»!:,r • Jnme* Burkmar I TNION MEN. BUY . UNION MAD* , _1 w Pender Vancouver Phone Sey 37»6 LoonkUfJtCttUh»rs,Eel y,ar From «vhnf ! Packfd fafh day 1241 Broad St E5879 * aies E6513. ___________m.
* J^ bread. Ask your driver for his union is Look at the other side of the picture A ------- ----------;. JAMESON MOTORS USED CARS ARR
Br,b in London, England, the late Mr few years bgck heart failure stoqd seventh —— ———. rpREATMENTS MADE FOR STEAM BOIL-
Bufkmar had been a resident in B c «922-7-60 ■ educational down Today
Tnrtii if it
it holds first A . . “Î UNSURPASSED IN VALUES
l8rmonfLa,k2a ieare' *nd lor the lull iTI* heating systems domestic water TVADIOS FOR HIRE WEEK OR MONTH
XX’ usher to open the door of thl vupolies Prevent rust, pitting. Goddard • 8 also radios repaired. Aaronson's. 1328
cftv”°Thi!.bsd . n “ re*ident of this , , aukers
’* hats
ST . PATRICK
. BOXES. I T ANOUAGES ENGLISH. ART GENERAI __
•pd . asks man to step out Employment * Co Sidney. 6796-26-73 Government G4722
1937 STUDEBAKER 8 D* LUX* SEDAN—
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filled w,t~
| -ggA SÿiïFX. T'Y PE WRITER 8-CORONA. 11256; euced to
ujm
HELP WANTED—MALE 18ADIOLA Tl. $150; PHILCO 20 816 1*30 DODGE e BÉDAN-Prl-
WÜÎÎ ^ bread our rye bread, our Hovis. sofa or
«,‘n2 Underwood. $25: Rem;ng-
VI6*8 p,owm*n Co Furniture
«uajant^d. P * George Music Store.
713 Pandora, vately owned .......................
«Vdeiihu,: JS? x cÆ*r?lJloi0v":: u.u.1 ",4^i "ob„*V't,n‘o°" »*m” ■■ ' YTRS WILFRID ORD, FT C.L. AT CM
*v« voice and speech specialist. iv„o
1005 voox
Dutch wholewheat bread or anv of our
Cook °Ah” JS*»» fo<>ds-hut well-oh, we - "OTKL ripRK WITH
S orf 705 Johnson St. Phone 04424 1931 PONTIAC
05538. 6505-26-39 | ‘JL. Oolden Loaf Bakery. 711 ’ ’ knowledge of bookkeeping shorthand T*-ICTOR 8-TUB* RADIO-PHONOORAPH
The remains are reposing at the rkseUi and typewriting. Bog 6993 Tlme« 19.TH “AUmKERY DISPLAY
mftnu 4rntdhgifnn,rî?>..L4 *nd •«»«*?- lost and found s« TV7..He[tm*n"T7' c. Ltdu 1 „ combingtioji. guaranteed *4» 50 85
cash SI a week BC. Electric Radio" De­ JAMESON MOTORS LTD.
BeÜnLfîalïî *n”rti **rvla>* wlU Wnn- 8993-3-58 746 Broughton St
partment, Douglas St. Store.
6M.^ «H'HT WATCH
OARDNER—There passed away Mondav
T>°^J ,ON CEDAR HILL RD NKan
OUR BOARDING HOUSE, with Ma]or HoopU these cars are covered with a
OUT OUR WAY—By Williams DEFINITE -R * Q GUARANTEE
1
elty for many years
» survived by his widow at the
ît«',1L/£ldenc.e 1413 Vlntng street
■«vfs-ft.rsrSa.5
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1“;““''' H-OHT IN OH H*AR r AJ/X f 'I PSIWT^ OH This BAO op "v
sakjd? why that s
O'' means Renewed and Guaranteed
Means that the car you buv is covered hv
warranty as broad to Its scone ss VnvnnI
»” five. 11 I, m.d, ^S7bl“ i"Tu *
TO OJVE ME MODE ZV.V,Clr I}*8 h^en gone over to our ow,
renm?Ph.V ol' own "ech.nl... end m.r*
«il sîrno Jfïltl4n °* Wttmlpeg The ^TRAYID rRoM 15.1 GLADSTONE «MEIOHT- MORE r«n,**‘ has been made to put the cae
you buy in perfect condition “
Aruv^Lti *iîîî' * “«“■bet of the PRESSURE.»
P.«i fe.uS"'S a? JBT- XA'WV’
W.îrh ".-/8:-',*? îr“r «"il Bleck
«etch. en4 In the Kgyptian Cemoelgo
•luring nei end leei. lleo ele ,
ge»m to the Greet Wer.
"*!■ March 9, at 3.36 o clock in the
chapel of. the g«-JIid8
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Sands .Mortuary
Mortuary Ltd
i td . and
«nd
lelns.will be laid at rest in the
Ross Bay Cemetery^
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CHIMNEY SHEEP
-ALMOND—A4 CHEVROLET COACH ... 125
TI» let- Mr Almond HT born
WïïWœjlSBAB-— 195
OKAKAW SEDAN -27-5
ENGtifin HAND LAUNDRY
lh, tael u H, I. mournL b"
hU Widow, three sons add three da ugh! J^HIRTS.
ter*. George of Victoria. Thomas of J FQR 10c
STUDEBAKER SEDAN
425
Courtney at Douglas
Saskatoon. Bask.. Ynd Joseph of Van- E9192 national motor co ltd
coMver. B C.; Mrs E. Walcfren of La- *1» Y.teg St. .
omibg. Alta ; Mrs B W Simms of engravers
Victoria, and Mr». L. E. Nickell of
*oo«e. Iowa. U.SA .
also 22 grand­
children and two great-grandchildren
Th« funeral will take place oh Wcdnes- OOOD VALUE AT LOW COST
day afternoon from McCall Bros.* Funerdl
Home at 3.45 o'clock. A V Eilrt« M PORD — ti titi
a.>yI ifeft . Wéié oawdwn the nervtre: TTter which
interment will be In Colwood Burial Park, FLOOR SURFACING » PACKARD
• "35
8RDAN .....___________ ... /a
CO, *» ROOSEVELT ■ . „ '
Johnson Free estimates 07114
Of MEMORIAM _ ...
*1 AUBURN
OObSS--In loving memory of my dear
husband. Caplalh Jonah Oosse, who
insurance
CABRIOLET ............ J.83
passed away March », 1»3V. Fm.ncaAÜI2 ,AND, accidENT INSUR-
Re had a nature you could not help loving
*Kb**rte.lh?.t WM Purer than gnld
* anoe Se« Lee Fraser * Co Ltd. ......... —... 195
»? who knew him and loved him rHODSANDS
TTUÏ? EVSHY^JAT8,0 SEDAN ............................. 250
His memory w ill never grow cold. 30 AUBURN i •’ "J
. ?**
Classified" Ada manv floftar* worth 01
U». them when you have
C*JLV A OUMAAV SEDAN 295
••tL They bring raaulta. A CRITIC —- .BORk) thirty
OTHERS TO CHOOSE PROM

V, THE MOTOR HOUSE USED CAR DEPT

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 TTCTOftTA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. MARCH 8, 1038
AUIO.MOBILKS ' KVVM AND DO AMD
(Uouunuedi (Continued!
1»M HUPHOB1LE 8EOAM—Condition lit,
new. One owner
onij. ........... ....
g.—<
01 Uo
1434 FIAT CABRIOLET-Run only 1500
VVANT1U> BOARD AND ROOM, LITTLE
»? attention, with kindly people or
window lot eioeriv lady. Box l'.o4-*.mes •
Oak Bay Bungalow
5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, fireplace Ux
LIONS CINCH In New Picture at the Dominion TOMORROW ® For Two Days Only I

NOMINATED FOE 1937 ACADEMY AWARD

SECOND SPOT
miles up to 60 miles living-room, hardwood floors, ce­
per ga.ton U I LKMaUkU MO lib»» ment basement, hot-air fiurnace, We Think That “A Star Is Born” Will Win
1434 WILLY»JW- SEUAN-New condltmo. large lot facing south: In good
Up to 35 miles per LXAIRFIELO-IMMEDIATE POttti&SSTOlv See It Now and You Be the Judge
\ «allon. WO») A- Six rooms ana bathrodm tone noon, locality. Taxes MO.
1634 WILLY8 '7Tl SEDAN DE LUXE-A
lurniencd. na»emtni, garage., lurnao
launary tubs, areptace,. eu:., tuuuuuy Vancouver Defeats Seattle
study economical car.
Nice condition é0
mcmauig w*»er. reoeevear Co., tiu uoivü
Build me. . Phous uev4i. u I Price $2,500 4 to 3 in Coast Hockey
Î935 HUPMOBILE "A” DS LUXE SEDAN_
Condition like new. Original cost ** LN6 LMNISULD htiiitoh, MOOAâ»
FOR QUICK SALK League Clash
S3 485. A good proposition uflercd
for you on your present Ai * i COMFORTABLE NEW BUNGALOW P. R. Brown & Sons Ltd. VANCOUVER — Vancouver
«r. - - eparunent lor retirsd cvupie, noi- 1112 Broad St Phone O 7171 Lions ^clinched second place in
water ueaung. uol64.. svei-l-sa 1
1634-26 FORD COUPE-A real 4-
snep ... fliO t |NE. TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
the standings of the Coast
1427-24 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN— /•- vS bngni room» to rent. El*?.. Hockey League last night as they
a gin cJLUt) 6811-4-58 3 withstood » closing rush by Se­
One Latest Model Hupmobile Sedan—Used
as Demonstrator—Greatly Reduced Price
MASTERS MOTOR CO. LTD.
flAHREE-ROOM FURNISHED SUITE —
-1 Scil-convaincu, too.-waver total. 236
Dougias, e8o. r-nuuç g i3Su. ' selj-u SPECIAL
1937 HILLMAN SfctHX, equipped
attle Sea Hawks to defeat the
league-leaders 4 to 3.
•“ Y«>" Simi Pnon.'tJbU U L.N4 lUMalikU UOLsLs
League president Fred H. Tay­
Hupmobile and WUlys Car» — with real leather upholstery, sun­
U7IVE ROOMS AND BATHROOM, BASB- shine roof, enclosed spare, luggage lor last night announced the best-
L ment, lurnace, làundry tuo», garage, rack, clock, etc.. In perfect run­ of-three semi-final series between
BUY WITH SAFETY AND CONFIDENCE nrepiace iQuaura-eay tivrctv autncw. »»i.
FROM BEGO MOTOR
A1^* OUR CARS ARE SMART LOOKING, chen
ifiree looms ana oauuoom, inc.uaing 'an- .
range ana waver, »le ttnn»me-dlan-
ning order; small mileage. A snap Vancouver and Portland would Filmed in Glorious Cblor!
open here next Monday night.
SAFE AND ECONOMICAL -AT FK1CES
THAT MAKE 11 ABSURD iO DRIVE
AN UNSAFE CAR
btoard duvricti. Kosevcar Co., lie Union
Building • vi $895 The second game will be played
I/OR RENT — EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE,
JUST A FEW DOLEXRSTAKD YÛLÎr" ^ A Pail lit 10, J3j munvto. Nice garden at Portland Thursday, March 17. A Drama of Love’s Most Precious Moments!
OLD CAR E«76«. 6962-4-61 (COMB MOTORS If a third game Is necessary the
date will he named later. -------------- ... __________ JOAN '/ HENRY
1634 Dodge Coup» ... James Bay —Modern 4-room duplex; j 923 YATES ST. G 6421
IM4 OlduuobUe Coup, ................... 895
close to paix, garage 427.50
*£2 ■**“”* R^,dl^nY0Unft'n ■ “Paradise for BENNETT • FONDA
Government 8t—Four rooms; hard- i
l«M Dod„ 6td»u .. ...............
iS5()
wood
modern ,
floors, lurnace, range,
27 50
Hawk, and the winner of the ! —J___ Three’ which ,s now ar the Dommlon Theatre. ______ . IN

Maynard & Sons

• Enis Today f
------ A. A MEHAREY * CO Vancouvei-Portland series have Carole Lombard

FINE CAST AT “I MET MY

1833 Dodge Sedan ---.i—....... » )D() 624 Fort St., cor. Broad El 117
1-54 not been set yet, Taylor said. Where to Go Tonight Fred Mac Murray
"Tree te* feeslew"
183* Bulck Sedan .. :------ t Î). > AUCTIONEERS SUMMARY IA3 Advenlscdi
Bm ------- LOVE AGAIN”
ATLAS — Carole Lombard
111, Dod«, 8<d,n 24.)
Real Estate instructed. We W4U- sell at Our Sateiu
First period-1, Vancouver, In "True Confesalon."
‘•DAUGHTER OP
FEAN GB AI"
1824 Graham ' Sedan ........................

1829 Nash Sedan

11)5
1» HOlSïb 1UH CALX
room. 731-233 Johnson Street,
Tomorrow, l.yo
Mutton (Merrill, Rimstad),
2, Vancouver, Conn (O’Neill),
iâ.12; 3, Vancouver, Lennon THE DOMINION
1031; CAPITOL — Sonja Henle In
“Happy I-anding." ATLAS
Anna May Wong

VERY SELECT (Pringle), 19.24. Penalties: None. Edna May Oliver, Mary COLUMBIA — “Limelight,"
BARGAIN—FAMILY HOUSE OF FIVE
11» Or.h,m Sedan ... 615 w ith Anna Neagle.
tv bedrooms, kitchen, living-room, two Second period—4. Seattle, Ta-
Many More to Choose From
Furniture and Effects
bathrooms, laundry, large siaxaed-in porch,
hot-water heating. frui4~4*ees, garage, ce­
ment sidewalks.» Three lots. Saannrh taxes
bor, 4.52; 5, Seattle, Daley; Aster n and Robert* Young - --..a in STARTSIODAY!
DOMINION—Florence Bice
and Robert Young In
Dominion Organ, two (Houbrcgs, jerwai, 14.47. Pen * Paradise For Three”
... -Mao JjgIQB,.Ca LTD.
137 TSTM St. 131144 865 Yates St Close to schools, buses Price JT40Ô cash Including: "Paradise for Three." SHOWING 3 DAYS ONLY
Further information, phone G1218.
console model Electric Radios, al- allies- Houbregs and Frew. . .. OAK BAY — Sonja Henle In
------------------------------- ------ new and two other Chesterfield
Third period 5, Vancouver, An enihusiasllc audience at the A GRAND COMEDY IN THE
£S7!) "Thin Ice."
BUICK COUPS ......... .. A molt, 3.12; 7, Seattle, Jerwa Dominion Theatre today enjoyed BREATHTAKING BEAUTY
PLAZA — “Trapped In the
OLDSMOBILS SEDAN .... (»Ù5 , lull
1UU
gafdên. fruit trees
11rnent.
cemept haaement:
basement:
Within
4,ref
laree and
w'ft'Kip threeTad* Cane and Rr«T
Oak Centre
acœ
Tables,
r,’ ■■■.-
Davenports.
" r.-vi-
i McAttem ), • 13.24. Penalties; j “Paradise for Three." Nearly Alps." starring Anthony OF TUB ALPS!
Chairs, very nice n,.'i
WÉ1
NASH SEDAN ........................ 485 agenu. circle. Saanich taxes. What offers? ... Daley, Hutton. every pohr man would like to en­ Bushell and Jane Baxter.
Box 694 Tunes. , M-tx nut Dropleaf Table. Fibre Settee
FONT1AO SEDAN ............................
” OTHll» TR5Sr ns W----------
Bulck snd Oldsmobile Car»—O.M.C. Truck*
DA VIS-DRAKE MOTORS LTD.
295
«
-gUJ-f 3 Ay ILT._ g N. INSTALMENT.
Studio Coiych. Pull-up Chairs. BlecUlq
plan. Also alterations and repairs. Vacuum--^weepefSr^very--good Carpet HANGERS,
Bale, contractor. Fort and Stada- Squares and Rugs, splendid,, complete i
Walnut Dining - room Suite* also j
joy the life of a mllUonaire for
C AN A Di E N S Iw° weeks;_$rnd every rich man ’
NURSE DEFENCE ACES would 1|ke <° go i»ck to the A Star Is Born “Paradise
ForThree”
v Puncan______ Port 8t at Quadra. Vieterte
SKi,e,< Ml — FIVE-ROOM MODERN 8-piece Oak Suite, Odd China Cabi­ (Continued from Page 9)
- ~~VV stucco bungalow with two tote net, Bedroom Tables, Chaire and --------- ---------- -------------------- ------------------—
simple pleasures — at least for Here Wednesday
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR LAT1 Apply Box 1645 Times. 1645-26-74
Rockers, very good Simmons Bed* dovYn the stretch were large head-
the same time. Janet Gaynor and Fredric
____ MODEL USED CARS WITH r>-----
JONES BROS SERVICE STAlION LTD with Spring-filled Mattreesv», nice | aches to Rangers and Canadiens. And that's just what Frank March come to the Atlas Theatre
Cw Tats* and Quadra Phone E4021 of urawers. Coulter laugneu
laughed last nigni
flight over Morgan, Robert Young and Reg!- tomorrow in David O. Selznlck's
OAK BAY BUNGALOW BARGAIN L»rr»e<-r»
Dressers aridaria Chest
uirsi oi Drawers, two j vuunvr
OU-o-matic furnace and right up-to-date almost new Modern Wslnyt Bedroom the ruptured blood vessel in his nald Owen do in this escapade of technicolor production, "A Star i»-
.FRANK MORGAN • ROBERT
MR JUNKIE
Parts for all cars and trucks. 4 and 6- tti every way
cylinder Star engines; 20. 21. 22. 23-inrh t*'
Contains five rooms on
—-ound floor, with two extra bedrooms In Suites. Children's Cot*. Kitchen Cabi- leg which threatened to keep him the Alps, Morgan turns poor Born." o YOUNG • MARY ASTOK
tires; also high pressure 32.4 and 33 4 , rba '“at Stucco const ruction about 5 net,. T.bl„ «id Ch.lr, three H^ge,. out thp rest of the „,ason he while the other two actors become —
tires. . °ld Lovely ready-made garden. This glamorous story of a little EDNA MAY OLIVER
PACIFIC AUTO WRECKING CO. LTD. High location with line views of Olympics ^LTa,.T.U'ZZ be "ready for the play rich and powerful. country girl who came to Holly-1
real buy—1937 v-« four-door
pnc' “ “....... 84000 Machines large assortment of Kitch- °“s* Siebert has been giving Their plan works until Morgan's wood, faced the odds of lon.noc FLORENCE
Asedan1; 5.000 miles; owner leaving city HOLLYWOOD CRESCENT DISTRICT enware. Dishes and Glassware. Orna- | his twisted knee light Workouts daughter, Florence Rice, his to one and scaled the heights of !
Apply 777 Falkland Rd
RICE And! HIS AI.IHI WAS TOO
BEECH WOOD near sea Pin# upstanding
menu. Electric Rangette. Beatty j a°d hopes to play with the Habi housekeeper, Edna May Oliver, stardom, marks the first up-to- e PERFECT . . .
iat distributors in canada - residence of eight rooms Den with fire- Copper-tub Electric Washing Ma- 'fan,e tants in 'T'ArA"tn
Toronto o-*--J—
Saturday, and his "girl friend," Mary Astor, the-minute story to be filmed in
F Mutual Auto Sales. 032 Johnson. tf lare lour bedrooms, oak floors; bull chine. Wheelbarrows,
fratures To close estate price162550 Tools. Lawn Mowers, very good Ali­ SIGN REPLACEMENTSTrùnk». Garden find out about it. j technicolor.
REGINALD
OWEN “THE MAN WHO
1/OR SALE TOURING CAR EXCIL- reduced to. on terms.
* lent condition, good rubber, 1125 ena oiel Ice Refrigerator. Block and But with playoffs just two Adolphe Mcnjou, May Robson, e CRIED WOLF”
THE B C. LAND AND INVESTMENT Tackle. Long House-ladder, 3 Iron weeks away neither club is taking TWO VICTORIA PLAYERS Andy Devine and Lionel Slander ■fER.WAN With
AGENCY LTD.
1 " vr unto ou.* JJ t 923 Government St.
\\ by 5 lor Studebaker car. 04410 xxtf 041 IS Oates. Toilet Bowls. Wash Basins, etc. a chance. Soon after Siebert was 1 r'r" “ **-—*■ — are featured in the supporting BING LEWIS STONE
A 1*4» Morning Sale at 10.30 *
forced out Canadiens signed Arm:
ARE GOLF MEDALISTS cast. ÏOM BROWN * BARBARA READ
3>-a»dfcsCD TIRES - of Poultry, Vegetables, Sash. etc. (Continued from Page 9)
600 piricea right it Red's Service Station. "SUBURBAN ACREAGE and Raymond from Montreal's The film shows many famous I At U.U. IM is, |]
Tates St. Auctioneers amateur ranks, while Rangers 1 P Moore. Winnipeg
We are now subdividing a property on MAWARD A SONS -
Aoolph Schmidt. Olympia Hollywood landmarks in their1
I", Cedar Hill
1 (VXl CHEVROLET COUPE -E X C E L- into parcels of one acre or more and will
-I lent condition; new tires. Love-
Joy Shock*. 1834 keens*. Best cash offer be
Road, near Mount
in a postt.on to close sale» In a few
Douglas moved quickly last night to
against the possibility that Coul­ O.
guard B R Cicen
Prank Wolle. Edm nton
natural colors for the first time. I Ü XOe Deny 1Z.I

takes It. E6220.

1931 c.Hrr?
■‘~r------------ days.
and monthly payment terms writ be given
This property la park-like, with tree*.'
open spaces and very dçlightlul views
Maynard & Sons
Prices will bp about 4300 per acre

âl'fTIONEER4 (,
ter might be lost lor the season. 11*0

New
When Rangers play Toronto at R W Watson
tonight young Larry ,
Pattinson. Coleman
MrCarthp. Winnipeg .
R. K Bearlston. Winnipeg .
L. O. PuttuilQ. Seattle
j.
* ,
F- SlUs gr
Sr . v.m
Vancouver
Joan Bennett and Henry Fonda
wilt appear In the second feature,
"f Met My Love Again," a thril­
ling romantic drama base* en
] HELD OVER Today and
•eat heater, excellent condition through­
out food rubber; |450 cash, will accept THE ROYAL TRUST CO Molyneux, 200 pound defenceman ; ® ” Anderson Aliéné Corliss' novel. "Summer •SF'S-S* ’mU eaUO,1SO *«•» «KIND SHOW AND
Wednesday
cheaper ear as part payment Phone Real Estate Dept
1202 Government 8t Phones 14126 E3130 Instructed by the Owner. We Will from their Philadelphia farm, à. Lightning." IrAT.tc COMFORTN OF THE FINEST IN THEATRR
Sell at the Residence, 3H3ST Saanich will be In the lineup. The big J cr S,; ; ;
T QOl MARQUETTE «-WHEEL SEDAN-
-4 in excellent condition mechani
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Road (opp. Swan Lake), on Newmarket, Ont., player has been c*r,t o rox ...... , “ : 1—' seat.no .... BRITISH MADE LUXURY CHAIKS
tally and otherwise; eqi_-,lulpued with heater: in professional rank six years, I a h. Honin' I PLAZA THEATRE
4350 cash
Auto Camp
Phone 074915. View Royal
1727-3-54
ORE HOUSE FOR THE MONEY TO- THURSDAY, 1 P.M. shUnh.,ryi,nEh.,0, î.ll!,Co1ul,c'"1 ic b SlSSn, fc„„. Ü. "Trapped in the Alps," which is : SURPASSES HER PREVIOUS HIT OP
day " Will build remodel your home.
ilsns. building Government end private NICELY-KEPT shoes lie gets his lirst big league w. j johmien being shown today at the Plaza ! THIN ICE”
T «‘H FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE -
f osns arranged Estimates free R A Green
chance. . a ÎJ1" *"» Theatre, is adapted from the sue | Daily at
* Full set V-4 wheels and tire*
Pinlayson's Service Station, corner Fort
and Vancouver. Phone 00275 6699-26-64
Lumber Co 2930 Douglas 8L
Furniture and Effects
6304-tf
Rangers can cut Boston's lead «omis cessful London stage play, and
lt.«. Î.44. 4.44

1 ni>7 Plymouth de luxe coupe-

-4
04121
• TU es good, small mileage Phone
7003-4-41
MO>El TO LOAN

T7»UND8 ON HAND AND IMMEDIATELY

4-
j Including: 88-note Player Plano and in the American division to two m” a
Music, 3-piece Chesterfield Suite, also points, while a Ranger defeat and- Æ: f a
! two very good Dpholglcred Chairs, a win for the Bruins over N’e« Mr, a c. Rii.-Âle*
available for mortgage loan*, any Standard Floor Lamp. Brans Jardi- York Americans at Boston would à g SSSSai ........ X:
this Twickenham film gives some- |
thing really different in the way '
of entertainment. In the first ’
place, the story concerns crime !
HiniE oonimtiME »
S6S AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES amounts ; current rate of interest Build­ neres and Asptdlatra Plsnts,- Copper estabh.sh a six point margin « Enke .

A
void arrest - speedometers Phone 07171.
ing loans a specialty Quick decisions
P R Brown a Sons Ltd 1112 Broad St Jardiniere Stands, 3.^ly Spark Guard. practically decide the race for SS 5'T'comi,, ..
Fender and Irpna Mantel ‘Model Elec-
the first two positions. Toronto JJ™ c »'»»" ........................ Z
fr°!Xl.?.n. angle that has
now. been fully shown on the
screen. rr
not. until !
HAPPV. ^Al.e
cheeked Chtt Dowman J24 Johnson
Fhont El411
WJfl for HAVE THE FOLLOWING AMOUNTS tftp Radio, set
first mortgage 1500. 1710. 11.000 1 Britannica and other Books. Book­
GOODRICH TIRES BATTERIES HEATERS 11.200 $ 2 000 Building, leans a specialty
of Encyclopedia
can clinch first place in the Can m “ 6 »nh.m aanmna f DONALD
Long eakf terms to suit you. case. very good Curtain!, Axmlnster adlan —
section by winning. Y.” ï. Y, “cC;"r’.
Mr», h \ Hooking
Vancouver COLUMBIA THEATRE With JEAN HFRSHOLT R DUCK in
Lnw Interest rates Brown Bros. Ltd.
TEROESON BROS
till BLAN8HARD ST. 17541 314-1 Pemberton Bldg. ; Carpets, Overmantel Mirror. Oak and But the most important even- Mrs r k Beènstôn. wmnipee
One of the Street Singer's most
ItAt CEHAR ROMERO “SELF CONTROL"
•074-26-44 j Walnut Centre Tables, nice Mantel tuality would be a victory for ïî 4 ” DeeBr:- ^ “ ay Vancouver
Sick. Seattle Popular Nrlfnce
Clock, Cushions, Ornaments, etc., e»«Mvi Americans.
iv«ui». They Step into
i i«*y would step into ',IS8 R Jones amusing experiences In "Lime­ STARTS THURSDAY w. c. fields in
Brass til'd. Spring and Mattreee. very --------- second -» place
• -
over Canadiens and. Mrs. R c Field light," the new Herbert WHcox NEWS

WHY picture, now at the Columbia “The Big Broadcast of 193s”

Miss P. Hoaan. Duncanx
Rentals nice Walnut
1 «ice Walnut Dresser.
nrpu*r Chlfferobe —
Dressing Table. Upholstered Chaim,
andj i».(«u
with one„ _____________
more game__to play ,
than1 Mr.v c W_ Lti\ ,-1.
Mrs. J. M- nrafth .
their rivals, would be favored to Mr*. A MorkUl ............... Theatre, co-starring Anna Neagle. 20<*—Dallyf «-1
very good Blankets. Sheet*. Eiderdown was to play a scene in which he
37 FURNISHED SUITES hold on. Mr*. A Horsford .. .............

i PARTM1NTS - FURNISHED UNFUR-

V nishsd. two and three rooms moder
___* _________
4M Montreal
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...
1464-26-56
PAY— Quilt*. Down Pillows and other Bed­
ding, Ôak Dresser and Stand. Bed­
room Chaim and Tables, Kitchen Cup­
board, Jam Jam, Kitchenware, Tube,
APRS THREATENS TO Æ 4LNaysmith
Mrs J Gray .....................
Miss M Thorne ............

Wiles Vancouver
Vancouver ... 41
......... - f61 PLAZA
prtives at the theatre for a per-j
... 61 formance very much the worse
for drink after a cocktail party.
4 COMFORTABLE THREE-ROOM

I
iece bathroom.
FUR
' nlahfd aparunem with modern three-
Large *unuy tuvmi.
aaiitfa__a.uuu duuia. -fu.
RENT- etc.
On view Wednesday afternoon and
jamming. ,at,«4jg„.iUy. i*..,aU
OVERHAUL DRILLON
(Continued from Page 8) '
Mrs H K B’nkex
Mrs W. P Bowden
91
93
Above qualified for the handicap evï*û_ oak bay theatre >
to “Thin leg/*- Twentieth TSS~j mjSkmm
TILL WEDNESDAY ONLY TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
England « Greatest Masirsl af
London Mink Mali
iome Only seven mmutce walk le city When you can purchase • well-built
fire-100 in home wuhln. nne-hslf mile of
most opposite Swan Lake. "self from 'ieeofwl To ftrat’ place Mrs. R ,L Pocock 93
962 Fairfield Rd 03327 |f
in the United States standing and tury-Fox picture in which he is
• I rushed suite In private home, fuinatr
gas range, near park and beach Private
room and entrance Phone 16013 tf
the centre of city, on rental terma,
comprising five rvoma end bathroom,
also entrance hall, pantry sunroom,
full cement basement, new furnace,
Uundry tubs, garage, fireplace, in
MAYNARD & 80X8
Auctioneers

ESTATE OF < VMM INC. ROBERTSON

(• 3921
into third in the combined rank­
ing. His 20 goals and 19 assists
put him two points up on Dillon,
Mrs r. J Hall
Mrs. R. H MaddocK*. Edmonton
M's J Macfarlane gp
Mrs. P Wolfe EdrWRiton
Mrs A M CrawfordT Calgary .
. 93
93
<n
93
co-starred with .Sonja Henle, now i
at the Oak Bay Theatre, Tyrone
Power plays both a prince and a
^INTHE IINEIICHf
ÇQTT ACT -FURNISHED SUITES living-room, white enamel plumbing fix-
MACKINNON, deeea*ed. otherwise who has 20 and 17.
Mrs. H Paterson .
Mrs J M, Bovd newspaper reporter. The chief GRANDEST MUSICAL .
8 00259°** te0œe: l>4bi included i-K "clear litle, exeep-
ttonally low ta»*7 etc.____ >.known s» Cummin* Robertson Art Coulter of Rangers, now
Mrs L^G-HettuUo Seattle . rr.
Mrs. J. Nicol
15 difficulty with such roles Is that ^ M4W tf TIE
rnHRES-ROOM
,-------- ----------- FURNISHED SUITE ONLY RI,50ft—TFRH* McKinnon
out with a "Charley horse,-is still Mra Z. Huse . .... . '/
Mrs B ftethey .1^ ,.
an actor must never forget the - rm ■
1
— Self-contained
Douglas; 25
hot-water
hot-wati
Phone 0 7373.
hea- 23#
6913-ÎÎ
Only 1167 Cash, Balance Like Real NOTICE TO CREDITOBS on top of the Toop In penalties Miss, N Wilson individualism of each character
with 80 minutes. Mrs. L Panineau. Montreal......... he is portraying. STARRING

nSSSSSU
For Inspection. "Bea Ray," Care of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Mrs D. Fletcher ANNA NEAGLE % ARTHUR TRACY
I M. BOAEVEAR A CO. LTD. 7 creditors and other persons having any Scoring statistics follow: Mrs J C Edwards
HOTELS claims or demands against the estate of ----------------PLUS
Miss P Hodvspn
114 1 nien Bids . «It View SI. G mil Cumrmi\K Robertson Mac kin non. deceased CANADIAN DIVISION Mrs. J P. Proctor CAPITOL THEATRE —- JOHN MAL hr -------
'AIRFIELD HOTEL—NEW MANAOE- otherwlsip known as Gumming Robertson Pts Pn Mrs. A J Taylor. Wetaskawin , 98 :*“***”» THE MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF”
t ment opp. City Hall; large well-
heated rooms, housekeeping privileges
from 43 wt 4449-26-74
McKinnon, late of the Municipality of
Saanich, in the Province of British Co­
Drillon. Toronto -............22
Apps, Toronto . >.. 20
Mantha. Canadiens ____31
4fl
44
37
4
9
Mrs. B M Holms
Mrs C W Paneman
.....................
Mrs. J C Baldwin. Seattle ...
Sonja Henle, world's figure-
skating champion, who has gained

.
lumbia. who died Intestate on or about 21 ALSO NEWSREEL
HOME OF Behnner, Americans ____19 :.S
the 26th day of January. 1934. at the 32 22 Mrs H H Al’en . immense popularity since her
19 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, - DISTINCTION - City of Victoria. Province aforesaid, ad­
ministration, of whose estate was granted
Hayne*. Canadiens .... 12
Stewart. Americana .J.. 1 g
32
31
23
39
Mrs T McBride Edmonton
Mr-, H F'^row.f debut only a short time ago, ap­ IS# 1-5, 20# » Ob, 25* 10c nu « 15e t-7.«i
Cor. Ml. David ML and Oak Hay At*. ®n ,the «th day of March. 1934. *ln the 30 33 Mrs. W- A Sutton, Vancouver pears in her third starring ve­
i COMFORTABLE FURNISHED HOUSE- Thoms, Toronto ... ,, 30 12 Mrs Hickson' 104
V_' krepiB* rooms, elngls — Suite
------ 733 1 7-ROOM MTVCCO RESIDENCE rhh/iI* of the Bupreme Court Of Wiseman, Americans 14 39 25 hicle, "Happy Landing," at the
loT-r OAK BAY
View 05944 ________________ «774-34-73 nrn^îi CriUBlb!“ to RuP*rl Le»l»« Cox, Lorrain. Canadiens .... 10 29 - ADULTS
Contains large reception hall with fire­ Official Admlnfs;.-ator ,.ln and for the H. Jackson. Toronto . 14
!4 CapitoJ Theatre today. High
Ï
BURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
fists cabins. «6 mo ud 1036 HUl*Hr
place. eonvenient-me living and dtoing-
rcoms. glassed-in sunroontr tiro bed­
Unt,j Vlctoria *re hereby required
to send by poet prepaid full particulars
Gagnon, Canadien»
Oracle. Montreal ......... 12
12
24
27
14
32
Four Hoop Tilts lighted by the skating ballet and
INDREAMKD-OP MAGNIFICENCE
15c™.,
rooms «one suitable for dem and bath­ k lheir clalBul and demands, Cain. Montreal ________ g 36 10 novelty numbers by Miss Henle. i « * - BREATH-TAKING beauty
1 roUSEKEEPING ROOMS—SINGLE OR
•4 1 suite, 1421 Quadra 8t.. two blocks
room downstairs^ two finished rooms
and large storage space upstairs; fine
verified by Statutory Declaration, to the
undersigned, on or- before the 7th day
Ward, Montreal .
Horner, Toronto
_ 9
.. 4
24 •29
23 •76
At High School and bright musical ensembles 1 SONJA RENIE 4, TYRONE POWER In
from City Hall Reasonable. ■gf—
_______________________________ 1443-26-76 "Happy, Landing" surpasses the
“THIN ICE”
high cement basement, wash tubs, hot ** April. 1438; and all parties who have Anderson, Americans .. 3 22 20
*A8oi suhhy Front rôom nëwly str furnace etc : gftrsire Tn basement. -W belonging- to. or who are Ghanaian g ~» 8 Hoyle-Brown will resume their star's- "One In a Million" and,
indebted m the said deceased, are Yt- Northcott. Montreal ... 10
J decorated, three blocks «au H 8 c LOVELY GARDEN
qutred to forward particulars of sAme to Fowler. Toronto “*
21
tl
50 quest for the Vancouver Island "Thin Ice."
fApproximately 3/6 of an acre) sur­ 8
14 Balmoral Rd. 1504-26-54 Drouin. Canadiens . senior B men’s basketball title to­
ight he. newly decorated a
rounded by high privet hedge and Ml
laid out with lawns, flower beds, orna­
me forthwith; and that the said Admin-
dïfft0nrJlîÜ lhe last-mentionei Marker. Moutreal ____ 7
Trottler. Montreal • §
13
13
in
20
20 28
8
40
morrow night w-hen they meet “DANCE CHARLIE, DANCE"
L
Clifton!0* *Bites: c#ptraL E4034. The mental and fruit trees.
NOW OFFERED FOR *C OCA
fhB .e r** ** ^tribute the aaseu of
Kelly. Toronto
Match penalty not included
9 10
19
10 25 Pori Alberni tn the final of a two-
,n“T “W"-TE« *»» Wb. Mak., lb. Mali., L..,b-Wllli M.
F.« M«»ar^l « T*4aj a.,
M.M

SALE AT ONLY..........
------ AMERICAN DIVISION
game total-point. series at the
Ù I 4 ° L 1 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, ^ aim uemanos ot
niçely furnished ; central beatme shall then have had notice. High School gym. This match
close in. Phone E2347. 1247-12-54 SWINERTON & CO. LTD. ------
™°TAKt FURTHER NOTICE that, Thompson. Chicago
TAIL-_______ ... 20 19
Pts. Pn
39 12 will feature a four'game card.
Exeluslre Agents
Broughton St. ,pursuant
ur.vjaftt to Section 24 of the ‘TTuiSo Dillon. Rangera
thi “Trui 20 IT 37 6
ROOM AND BOARD hCki Î11* ^id Administrator wiU not be
Cowley Bo»* .i ..... ig jo. 35 6 The opener at 7 will bring to­
liable for the assets of .the laid intestate C. Siftith. Ranger.- - 12 21 33 0 gether Lake Hill and Esquimau
berdeen mi meclure, r
A water la rooms, excellent board O0111.
and c ”v“y thereof so distributed, til FnTr1cT<r y\r,,pr7 '
or Persons, o*- whose -etoimr
.JÊA- 11
to a juntor mAteh, whtie Duncrm tonight at 8
C
J.OOD BOARD AND ROOM FOR WORK
« log men. 47 week. Corner Hillside and
WANTED TO RENT and demands he shall not have had notice -----mes. Chicago
aa|d 7th day of April. 1934 Barry. Detroit
wlu mak* ,,naI distribution Wateon,. Raneers
31
31
29
29
26
30
30
4
and Victoria A.lvëm wtt! hrok up
for the second match In an Inter­
Allard de Rtdder
oevernment 02074. 6527-26-60 of th* assets at the expiration of I Lewis, Detroit ,v mediate B girls' fixture.

I
N MODERN HOME WITH PRIVILEGE,
including garage; reasonable. SIMM
OR LEASE
MODERN RUNOALO», WITHIN f6î2^“i;j?er‘*' *•=•ihi* ’«> 4*z Sands.
Gottsellg. Chicago ..........11
March. Chicago .
Boston __
17
26
24
27
vM- IS
10
22
12
Victoria Eight Aces and Lady-
nith are billed for an inter- conducttng
Bauejr, Boston -,............14 36 9
J^AROE ROOM, TWO
Close °in* board.
DRESSING
Phone 07491
«-MILE LIMIT. Min and wife. m.
rhlldrrn. Bwf of rarr will b» Taken
R. L. COX.
Howe. Detroit
M Colville. Rangers
| Official Administrator, County of Vic­ Welland, Boston
25
23
12
16
French scientists find that
B. C. Electric iftMlAtil
22 14
6444-24-47
oom and board—clean and com-
of property. Rent mu»l he reason­
able. BOX «954. TIMES
toria: Administrator of the Estate of Oetllffe. Boston
Du overt. 'Boston
Pettlneer I>t.-B05L
21
'4 toiing shellfish In ozonized
.eater for several days will de­
Symphony Hour
R fort able «7 a week.
1547 Blansbard 8L
Phone El 717
4541-24-44 I toria, B.C.
- —- nuucruoil Hextali'
516 Central Building. Vic- RaneeVs
Aurle. Detroit .. { stroy any disease germs they C BR
Schmidt. Boston .1 may harbor. \u 1ST tun CtkfMXDA’S Pionttft €,fiOw^Vf.RT>
 35

U Shipping VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY. MARCH 8. 3D08 Financial

reached Vancouver yesterday
IT'S CHEAP
INSURANCE One More Lift Will morning and Seattle this morn­
ing from Japanese ports. Watch­
men patrolled her Vancouver
Early Losses Are A. E. AMES & CO.
LIMITED *
TO HAVE YOU* CAR BRAKES INVESTMENT SEC I BI TIES
dock and no one except officials Toaa VANCOUVER "5»-

Float Beulah Again

AND HEADLIGHTS FUNCTION­ new WINNIPEG
ING 100%
Allow ue to check these Important
parte of your car free.
were allowed aboard.
She carried six carloads of silk.
Chinese peanut oil, general
Replaced By Gains MONTREAL
*1-315 Belmont Hoes#
TORONTO
VICTORIA
LOVDON. ENGLAND
Telephone» B 4171-8-1

Yesterday’s Attempt Suc­ freight and 115 passengers, 61 of NEW YORK (API—Failure o.f
Brake Rellnlng a Specialty _
it became known another attempt whom disembarked in Vancouver, the stock exchange firm of Rich­
All Work Guaranteed cessful: Ship Moved After was being made to raise her.
Coming Up Nine Feet
most of them proceeding overland ard Whitney & Co. today put
The ship's Polynesian crew to eastern destinations.
Small Losses DOMINION BONDS
only a momentary dent in the BOUGHT — SOLD — QUOTED
JAMESON MOTORS watched their ship coming to the
It will probably be Friday night market and early losses running
General Today
LTD, First class salvage brains and surface and cheered when they BURNS & W AIN WRIGHT LTD.
01161 740 BROUGHTON expert workmanship triumphed saw her decks rise above the or early Saturday, morning before to three points were reduced or MONTREAL ( CP) — General «1H-1 Central Trlcpb.nr. Oula II5Î-1
yesterday over the tempermvntal water. Ss., Niagara arrives from Aus­ replaced with gains at the close. losses spread through listings of
\
little motorship Beulah, which tralia and New Zealand, via Suva The list, down from the open­ Montreal Stock Exchange today
Spoken By Wireless had defied all attempts at salvage
since she sank alongside the
and Honolulu. ing, suffered a further relapse though the declines were mostly
James Macfarlane, local C.P.R. \ when it was announced the Whit­ less than a point at the cïosè: OIK STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT
SERVICE ON

Around
March 7. S p m.—Shipping: agent, was advised yesterday she Invite's yolk lnqliky
EMPRESS or ASIA. YoKOBâmâ to Vic­ Ogden Point piêrs a few days ney firm had been suspended by Smelters and Noranda finished
CANADIAN AND
toria. 1.897 miles from Victoria. after Christmas, following her reached .Honolulu last Saturday the exchange governors for in­ off smâll fractions while Inter­
SNOHOMISH, bound Port Alice. 77
miles from Fort Alice.
HUNCLIFFE. bound Vancouver, 1,450
arrival, badly damaged, from sea. morning and left at 3 that after solvency.
noon for Victoria. She is running
*
Volume picked up a bit on the fraction.
national Nickel gained a small
AMERICAN
SECURITIES Boorman Investment
the
miles south of Kstevan. The cranky ship, which nearly
KINGSLMt bound San Pedro. 820 miles floated several times, only to a day behind schedule. morning sell-off, but offerings Howard Smith and St. Law OBDEBS EXEtfTED
from San Pedro. 1124 GOVT. ST.
—RG6EBANK. bound Victoria, from Cali­ sink agàin, commenced rising
Saturday morning will also see soon dried up and a stow recovery rence preferred lost almost a ON ALL EXCHANGES
fornia ports, 233 miles from Victoria. with th£ tide early yesterday af­ the arrival from the Orient of Ss. ; got under way which generally point each. There were smaller

Docks
EMPRESS OF JAPAN Victoria to Yoko­
hama. via Honolulu. 1201 nftles from Vic ternoon. She came up slowly, Empress bf Asia, which, last night | carried through to the finish. recessions for Bathurst, Price
I&AGARA. , Honolulu ta Victoria. 1.777 but steadily, and by midnight her
miles froth Victor.a.
March I. 12 noon —‘Weather:
aft deck was above water. She
çame up about nine feet. Early
at 8, was 1,897 miles out on the
north Pacific.
Transfers were in the neigh­ Brothers and St. Lawrence Cor­
borhood of 700,000 shares. j poration common and preferred.
Canadian Issues were unfter " Cànafdïâh Pacific, Canadian Car BONDS Premier Slips 7;
WHEAT MOVES
Bstevan—Clear; light, north; 30 IS: S3,
eea, light swell. this morning she was towed to moderate pressure. International and National Steel Car lost frac­ NEW YORK—Bond market
Pachen# Point—Clear; northwest, light; the natural basin near the land
SO M 35. sea. smooth.
Bwlftaure Lightship—Clear; northeast, end of the breakwater and there
light: 30.06 : 48 «a»,Tight westerly swell
Cape Laso—Clear. West, light: 30 14; 37; beached. »
Word was received late yester
day afternoon ordering the rable-
ship Restorer to leave 'port as
Nickel lost more than a point, tions. Cemenjç and Dominion
followed closely by McIntyre, Bridge lost ground.
Porcupine, Lake Shores Hiram
_____ _
prices "were mainly on the off
side today”
Pioneer Off 18
gea, light swell.

OFFERED BOARD SEAT

her tomorrow, if all goes well, W.
G. Jordan, superintendent of op­ ago
soon as possible for the south
There another lif* will be given Pacific to effect cable repairs.
Since her return some weeks
from Singapore and Manila
UP ONE CENT Walker and Distillers. ‘
Extended pressure
ondary railroad issues caused Bawl!
against sec­
--------------(By "H. A. Humber Ltd.)
Acme Glove -------7...............------------
Bathurst P P......................................
-Grain-----——----------- —LL*
Close
-7 more
8
U.S. Governments were slightly
active and declines ranged
frojn_l-32nd t&5*32nd|. Treasury forenoon session on Vancouver
VANCOUVER (CP) — Prices
dipped in all sections during the

NEW WESTMINSTERJ CP) — erations for the Pacific Salvage the Restorer has been at the Yar­ : WINNIPEG (CP) — Winnipeg widespread tosses in the bond BBell C.
Telephone —------------....... 160
Power B ........... .............................- 4
Z‘*irs'*eF. 1960 showed the maxi Stock Exchange today as trading
Mayor F. J. Hume said today he Company, said this morning. wheat futures closed higher to market. Bruck Bilk l'a mum decline. continued mainly in the metal
row plant in Esquimau for exten­ day for the first time in about a Prominent corporate losers in Canada Cement ...................... 10 groups. Transactions totaled 84,.
had been offered â position on WILL VNLOAB
the New Westminster harbor
— sive-borier repairs: week with prices l to % cent mr Do. pfd.
eluded Atlantic Coast Lines first can Northern power ......................
It is expected she will be ready above yesterday's close. Export 4s, Baltimore and Ohio refunding Cân Steamships
19%
of
A sharp run-up in two issues 173 shares.
103
Czechoslovakian bonds fea­
Then,- tt she comes up again, ...................... It Nicola led (he base metal rally
board, but believed he would re­ to leave for sea tomorrow.. She tured the foreign division .The
fuse it rather than resign as the as expected, she will he pumped will go to Midway Island, south­ buying of more than 200,000 6s of 1995, first 5s of 1948 and Cam-da Do. pfd.
Car Foundry ............................
................................................
•%
23 issue of 1951 were 4 higher and
with a turnover of 1-3,500 sha res
city’s chief executive. dry, while ■ the tide is .«out and bushels featured the quiet ses 4s of 1M8. Chicago and Eastern Can Indl. Alcohol ,7772................... 3\ but dropped % cent at 6*4. B.C.
west of the Hawaiian Islands, and sion as May wheat future fin- j Illinois 5s, certificates, were more the 8s of 1952 up 3%.
The vacancy on the board was then taken alongside the-dock to will be away about five weeks. Canada Locomotives .......... ...............- 10 Nickel eased 1 at 19 while Grand­
caused by the recent death. oX C. discharge the cargo that has ré- ished at $1.22, July $1.14‘4 and : than 2 lower, and N^tw York C.P R 6*i FOREIGN view, Lucky Jim and Whitewater
mafne^iriKerli'oldHrnnder water, Danish freighter Stjerneborg October 94% cents. Central S'is of 1952 lost riearly 3. Cockshutt Plow . ........ 8%
A. Welsh, chairman. Cons. Smelters ................................ 59 (By Burns a Wainwright Ltd » were fractionally lower. Pend
for more than two months. The arrived alongside Ogden Point Erratic fluctuations which Foreign bonds were 'mostly IhnwiBi--------- 14.. Uroülg elated 1.87 down 4, aU
Old
OTTAWA (CP)—Charles H. salvage men, once they get her piers this morning to take Van­ spotted the first hour’s trading lower. \ Dominion Bridge
Dominion Coal and Steel pfd
29
18 . Australia 100 M 101 75 t though no shares were transacttKL
Read of Amherst, N.S., has been alongside will be through. The couver Island lumber for the J turned to a steady upward trend (By H A. Humber Ltd.»
Do. B common
Dominion- Tar
.. .. 13'
S’,
Chile V 1861 1958 6 00
18 2» - Premier Gold declined 7 at 2.21,
appointed director of the Cana- ship will then be turned over to a United Kingdom. __________ : as liquidation ceased and offer
..Dow Jones liiispd Dominion Textiles------------------------------- 311 uermtm 4 .
1949
- -«•*-
liun National Railways, succeed­ ship repair firm" lor overhaul arid" Ss. Anglo Indian, from Halifax, (Trigs became scarce on export today as follows:
Dryden Pàper
Eastern Dairy ............. -trur^ im ..... r:“Tv::Tr8* Ü3 at 90 and Pioneer lost 10 at 3.05.
ing Donald H. McDougall of extensive renovations. is expected to reach port Satur­ demand.
Japan 6V, 1954 ,,_____ 74.71
Electrolux Canada Norway t>., 194^S ....... 106 12» 1073» I Cariboo Gold Quartz dropped 6
Tlie Beulah has proved the day morning with eastern Cana­ Chicago’s rise materially aided Thirty Industrial* — 125.33, English Electric h ....... 10 26 flJ.'i
Stellarton,; N.S., who resigned off 0.05. General Steelwares Rights
Peru 6 1961
Sydney 5 .■ 1955 103 50 105 00 at 2.06, Kootenay Belle 3 at 1.16
owing to continued ill-health. most difficult job ever tatkled by dian cargo for discharge here. ~ the swing. Twenty rail*—27.53, off
_ Do. common MM and Ha Ida was off a fraction at 8.
Hon. C. D. Howe, Minister of the Pacific , Salvage Company, Liverpool closed Hd to %d Gatineau w*F.. .
which has handled some pretty Ship* about the Inner Harbor lower owing to small demand for 0.50. — A Do. pfd ------ ?.. . CORPORATION One cent losses were posted in
Transport, announced today. Twenty utilities—19.00, off
Chas Ourda
Canada Gypsums .............
.............
IB, Burn, , w.mwritll I ,d l Big Missouri at 42, Reno at 60
Mr. _Reads appointment is for touch jobs during the last quar­ a.e commencing to put on their cash grain. Buenos Aires sat noon 0.11. Holllnger Cons. ................ Pub it ut.iitiea— Bio Asked
and Sheep Creek at 1.02. Bra-
the unexpired portion of Mr. Me- ter century. But Mr. Jordan and spring appearances in prepara­ was unchanged. Forty bonds—89.53, off
Howard Smith ............. B C Telephone t
B C Electric 8 . pfd
pld. 107 75
110 N 112 N lorne at 900 and Hedley Mascot
Dougall’s three-year term end­ his assistants were determined tion for their summer activities. Moderate cash wheat demand
0.53. Imperial Oil ............. CPR 3 V, 1951
C N P 6 , 198J
92 00 03 75
183 7» 105 25 at 1.24 held unchanged v
ing September 30, 1940. tnev would raise her if it was hu­ Ss. Princess- Kathleen Is tied continued and spreads on Nos. imperial Tobaccp ...........
Inti. Coal ____ Calgary Power 8‘. I960 ii ’it) B
manly possible. They worked out up alongside the Belleville Street j 1 and 2 Northern advanced % Inti Bronze pfd. Gatintau. Power 5
Shaw imgan 4 ■ INI
1956
N 375 100 87*
>By Mare. Bale
MINES -
Lid )
Int Nickel T................. Bid Asked
their plans carefully and pa docks and will go to drydock at cent to 16, and 9 cents premium Air Reduction .......
Allied Chemicals ..... Inti Pete _______________ MontreiU Power 3%1 1073 M00 MM Astee .........-e-.-.
Western Powder »■. 1949 105 50 107.50 Missouri .............
j tiently and then depended on the Esquimalt before being placed over the May future. Big

MILL BAY FERRY j co-operation of the tide and Na­ again on the triangle service, re­ Coarse grains leaned to the American
ture. The Salvage job is a tri­ lieving S$. Princess Marguerite, upside in late stages filter an
Allis Chalmers ...........
Allied Stores
American
Can
Celanese
.........
Lake of Woods
Lindsay
Massey Harris ,
McColl Frontenac
............... .
. ...............
___ ...
...____
Industrial»—
Canada Sieamahtps Oc* 1N7
Canada Cement 4%', 1851
78 M
102 75
B C Nickel ............. .
Biidtse River Coo...........
Cariboo Gold
Pcrvlcf* Stopped on
bute to their genius. which is now running opposite ; irregular session. American F!pr Poser
American L. and Z
Montreal Power
National Breweries.............
............... Fsmoui Players
McColl Frontenac 6
41, INI
1840 . 104 35
87 00
.
Denton i a
Wednesday, Mar. 9 Thousands of people have s£en the Prindess Charlotte. 'By H. A Humber Ltd *
American Locomotive
American P and L
Do. pfd
National Bteel Car
____ . Massey Harris % ■ 1847
Simpsons Ltd. 4%’- 18»l
86 00
98 50 Pan view Amalgamated
Federal
for Dorking the Beulah, and yesterday the Tn the upper. Inner Harbor two i Wheat—P Clo Open High Ameritan RadiatAa Noranda ...t. ' Grain I » sties - Ooicooda
May 121 121-1 122-3 .Alberta Pacific O'* 1846 . 75 56
' breakwater was again lined when of the wTrsWs are still on the July ... ‘113-7
“
American Rollins Mil
113-6 1146 112-6 114-3 American Smelter Ottawa Car f tderal Grain 6’, 1948
Gold Belt
Gold Mount
____
slipway at the V.M.D. plant. Two Oat»— Oct . 9J-4 93-5
.................... 94-4 82-# 84 Amer Tef. end Tel Ottawa Power ....................... Reliance
United
Grain
Grain Vi
4%'<
1848
INI 86 50 Orull Wihksne
Penmans ........................... 81 50 Hedley Mascot ___ !...
more will go on at the ehd of the May 46-0 46-1 46:1 46-6 ! American Tobacco
American Waterworks Power Corp. ..................... .. Western Gram 8;. 1848 38 00 Home Geld ------ ..
week and the final two towards July - 43-7 44 *,l-.7 i Anaconda Copper Price Bros ............................ Ifliud Mouut .cm-*..
Oct 39-1 38-3 Atchison Railway rDo.^ pfd ............................ PROVINCIAL—MUNICIPAL Kooienav Belle-----------
the end of the month. Rye-L
Atlantic Refining (By Burns A Wainwright Ltd.» Lucky Jim ................. ..
May 78-4 78-4 78-2 Mmto.....................
Workmen are preparing the^ July 77-6 77-6 78-3 B and O Railway Bid Asked
government hydrographic survey May . Barley- Baldwin Locomotive 8-1 83 91 Quebec Power __________ -Alberta **» 4008 .„,^t...48N « 50 Wicola Noble
_ ______-
Ft vo ...
»>7 03-4 •3-1 Ber.dix A nation . _11U 42 » SLDoLawrenee . A pfd
Cor*: -. Do. I860 .............................. 51 50 Pend Oreille
steamer Wm J. Stewart for sea. SS-T Bern et«*i' 56 53 4 55-5 Do 5 •, 1865 ................ 62 75 PUot Gold
. .28 26 7 37 6 St Lawrence Pape- pfd. -. Do 6*i* 1847 ..... 54 50 Pioneer Gold
She Is af the Government wharf, Cw* J;”1*, Clos Shawlnlgan W p _ Do 8 - 1847 ........................ 61 50
-
neartfie Johnson Street Bridge. " "» »eo. •> »» WO- irxu K, track 1 J? AfW 0ÔÏÏ me "WlfniF' -~ “ gherwtn • Wtlhwmi -hr. Bniikh Cidutmi 4*v 4807 81*0 PHlC UslM
-1 86 3_13, 3 8f 4 78. track 68 Arw Brutsa _____ :_______ - 23 3 «4 » mmetf Steel....................... Do. 4',-;t 1#»3 93 00 M oo '1 .Fl'MlMl
QuemeU# Quarts
,

Return limit M thry* from On to of Sale I 1M. 2 103. 3 mi turn» l Canada Or* - ii * it Wrbasseo
n-* wlnn'peg ...........................
K. q Il M 99 '.5 HeHtf Arlington
Ms. Hiye Maru, back In north­ Oat*--2 cw 62'.. 3 48. ex l itAl 48, | N 6» 6-4 6» Elec .....................
Do 6 % 1847 ...............
100 50 101 80 Reno Gold -..... .
Caterpillar Tractor • 101 50
RETURN FARES FROM VICTORIA west waters for the first time feed 44'., 2 40 *. 3 37%. track 50’. Abitibi ____ ,..t____ Manitoba 4'. 1857 ............. 79 00 81 50 Sally
TO
since an attempt was made to 4 Barley 3 row 63 V 6 63*., 3 cw. »7%.
M1*. 5 687. 6 11*, track 88%. C<m> de Pasco Do . pfd
Asbestos a y—.................
Do. 4 *4, I860 ............... ..
Do » V. 1850 ----------- A
81 25
86 00
SJ 76 Salmon Gold ........
Coarl ♦Tewrlrt- -^Standard 2 76 s 3 73 >. it), 5- C. and O. Railway Sheep Creek
bomb her in Seattle, January 20, 69 Rye 4-1cwrw 6976- s track 7«V nsthursftip ____ ______ Do 5 V* 1968 8875 , SUbal
Silbak .. Premier
Banff___________ » 14.00 *17.90 *20.79 Beauharnola . ......... Do « «it 1N7 93 74
^Flax—1 cw. 168. 3 161. 3 140. 4 II». uaek Columbia Gas New Brunswick 3%'„ I860 rr |4 25 .. Sthnercreat
commercial Ci edit BA OH
Calgary-------------- 10..V0 20.25 Commercial Boivent Can. Malting ____ Do 4 % 1847 ................... 100 7» »«“u«
23.45 INDEMNITIES FOR W l DM xDAt commonwraGth ana So. Can Dredge ............. ............ Do. 4%',. 1961 ................... -103 25
Calgary-------------- (By H. A Humber Ltd » .in Can- Ind B .......................... Do 1860 ------
Do. »%•# 1950 ................... .111 25
108 50 Ruth Hope
(via Edmonton) 19.40 23.80 27.65 Con Ed ..%on............... CTm Vickers .......................
Nova Scotia 3Vi 1>M ---• . 85 25
Wa verley
txmt can .77.vt: .... Con* Paper ............. ............. .25 100 625 Weijia*t0n
Edmonton_______ 19.40 23.80 27.65 Wheat— ^ Bid Offer conk, on....................... ' Dob fl ft conn! . ...... - 1948
Do 4 j . 1952 ...................
May ............. 124-2 123-3 Fairchilds
MARCH Jasper__
Regina___
11.05
27.15
17.25
33.25
19.90
38.85
travel October
............................
...................................
Ha-4
93-»
m-a
8»
Coot on
Crown Zellerbach ...
Crucible Sieel ....
Curtiss Wright ...........
Oen Steelwaree .............. ..
Da. pfd. . ...........
Du 5 «, 1800 ...................
Ontario 3'i 1*51 .........
Do. 3%% 1951 .................
Do 41 v ' » 1949 ........... ..
97.50
100 25
111 25
98 50
101'25
113 25*
Ymir Yankee Girl
OILS -
Ama'gamated

19 to 27 east
Saskatoon_______ 26Jt5 M»y ............... 77 79-4 MeL.irens ........... .......... Do. 5 1948 Anaconda ___
32.90 38.40 Ms*seg pfd ................. Do 4 1970
116 50 116 50 A p Con
Deere and Co ______ 115 25 117.75
Winnipeg______ 35.20 43.10 50.45 CHICAGO (AP)--Despite tem­ Douglas Aircraft ......... McColl pfd -............. ......... Prince Edward Ill. 3It 164» 98 75 100 35 British Dominion
Port Arthur porary sharp tumbles, the Chi Eastman Kodak ......... Hiram Walkers ................. .. Quebec 3-, 1851 15 25 CaHnont
44.75 51.75 6-1.25 Do. 3%% IMS
Commonwealth-------
cago wheat market rose a cent a 1 El. Auto Liie BANKS Do 195* ..... .107 75 ..........
109 25 Crow a, Nest ...........
to „--------- ot regular kerlh rate.
in bushel in late dealings today. El. Power and Lite ... "Nationale T*...........................
Sahkatchewan 4'. 1854 .... 64 75 67 25 DatheoAie OU
ic * •••«dard aleepaw on payment of regwlar Urlh rata; Fairbanks Morse .... Do. 4'H 1051................... .- 73... 75 75 Freehold *-...................
Commerce ................... ... Do 5 % 1956 ... 72 25' 74 75
Children 5 xeara and under 12, half Jure. The laWFEturns of wheat were General
Freeport Texas ...........
Foods Montreal........................... 200 Do SV, 1£53 76 25 78 75 Hargal . ... 18
air•con dition ed based a good deal on liberal buy­ General Electric ... 175% Do 6 % 1952 ................... .. 18 25 81.75 Highiood Sarcee ..
CORRESPONDINGLY LOW FARES TO OTHER POINTS Home OU «4
Stopover, allotted at Banff, Jet, ore, Calgary, Edmonton and Mae Irod ing of futures credited to mill­ GoodyearMotors -------
General ______ Municipal—
Mort irai 5% 1948 ............... .-104 00
Madison
Mar Jon
... ......................
... .......................
8
•
in both direction».
trail particular# Ire
>
rat ticket agaol
comfort ing Interests and to exporters. A Oranoy Copper .......
strengthening factor, both as to Great Northern .........
Great West Sugar ...
A;_bi4mes Rally In Ï ucbec »:« 1953 .................
uronto Vi 1953 ...............
Vancouver 5% 1969 . .
. 104 50
.11650
84 50
m ' L °oif "*U 8e*Ur.......................... 31
Min city.'.'Aiy.'.y.'.'.v. T

on the
wheat and corn, was a statement Int Harvester
Houston Oil
that 5,000,000 to 6,000,000 bushels Howe Sound - ... Late Trading 4 -
DOMINION
Winnipeg 4*1% 1960 83 00 Mercury Oil
Merland
..
............. ............... . 6-2
16
Model Oil .......... 30
CANADIAN Hudson Motors
of com has been sold out of Hupmoblle Motors .. TORONTO (CP) 4 Mining (By A 1. Amas é Co.)
Bid
Monarch ............................
Nord on ........ ......... ...’
16
Duluth for shipment at the open­ Inspiration Copper ... share prices rallied moderately in 4*4% September 1940 .................. 107% Okalta ................... -.................... 186
PACIFIC* ing of navigation, f *. • hit Nickel at
Ind.. ^Rayon ................... the last half hpur today after 56 % November 1941
‘ October 1943 ................. 113%
111%
Parulta ......................................
Royalite ........................................
Spooner .........
13
16
At the close, Chicago wheat fu­ Ill.’ Central slowly sagging through the 4% %- October 1944 112% United OU ......................... .. 17-4
tures were % to 1 cent above Johns Manvilie ........ earlier period while other groups 44%-r October 1943-45 ............. 108%
February 194# 112% Vanalu
Vulcan
........... ........... e-4
100
yesterday's finish,-May 90% to Ksinmcp.tt. CPi'Ptr faked to pick up to any worth- MHfflBttiA--------
90*4. July 85% to 85®*, corn % Lambert Co • ■ - mz nu Capital Estates
while extent. Volume was fair 3%- November 1948-61 .. loi % 102 ,

jr
L. and M Tobaco . Coast Breweries
to up, May 59% to-59'*, July Ludlum Steel around the 900,(t>0-share mark. 43 -,% October 1947-52 ...
June 1950-55
108% 108 ,
98% 99*,
Inter Coal and Coke
61 and oats % to 3» advanced. A tong list of the secondary and 41 ii "e November 1948-58 112 112 .
LorltTard 777Z7777 4%> November 1848-58
Muck Truck ......... penny golds chalked up losses of 3%'. June 1956-66
(By H A Humber Ltd.)
Wheat- P Clo Open High Low Cl.», Matheson Alkali ... 25-0 3 • January 1943-67
a few cents each. Some qf the re i~~7i Perpetual _________
New York Curb
”8-0 90-7 Monsanto Chermeat- . — 24-3
Mexican Seaboard
July* •4-1 B4-T 85* ■4-3 •5,5 Montgomery Ward . 34-3
rossions, nol.wry those for Hard trrr ttF n«F:. r n.... :
Do 4«r, 1963 ' - l. . ......
~~ — mr lT X HumSS Liaj
8e^t. 65 65-3 •6 64-6 86 Motor Wheel --------- n-» Rock, Central Patricia, Macleod- ’NR. 3', JA44 American Cyanide B .:
Nash K« Ivina tor 8-3 Do. 3% 1945-60 .............
May . 59 58-7 59-3 56-7 59-2 National Biscuit 19-S Cockshutt, Uchl, Oro Plata, Pre­ Do 3 1946-53 ........... American Super Power
American Gaa and Electric
...............
..........
Builder Mar
60-4

29-4
60-4
“S,*- 61-4 61-4 62
29-3
60-1 60-4
«1-4
29-7 39-3
61
62
National Dairy Products 14-1
National Distillerie»
National P and L
29-7 New York Central
.. c-a
17-1
mier and Perron, widened to 10 to : DoNô R 3 b1956 .............

Do 4\
4%% 1951 ............. . ,.-115
1985 ........... ... ns% 111
Associated Gas and Electric ..........
Brazilian Traction
20, but the losses were reduced! Do 4%% 1957 ............. ... 114% 115% Cities Service common ................. ...........
Juif . 28-6
36-4
39 North AmericanCo. .. 16-3 Among senior ^plds McIntyre Do 5 % 1854
Catalin Corp.
____ ... 118% 119% Electric Bond and Share
____
28-3 North American AvL .. t and Dome showed losses of a -Do 5 % July 1969 «ford A. Canada ................. - 17%
70-1 Northern Pacific . 11-4 DO » % October 1N9 •Empire On* Fuel 1% pfd.
May
July .4. 66
71 ->• 69-7
67 64-7
70-6 Ohio Oil
66 7 Owens Ill. Glass 12-6 point to l*i, but Dome recovered Ford. England
Enjoy the luxury of Great Sept. 65 66 65-6 65-6 Pacific Gu» and Heç.
51-2 partly. Wright-Hargreaves, Pain- Hudson Bay M and. 8.
26 VANCOUVER — Vancouver wheat cash Humble Oil
Northern’s air-conditioned Packard 4-4 our. Kerr Addison. Red Crest and rices Straight Tough Inter. Petroleum
Paramount Pictures
Pennsylvania Railway 31
8
Coniarum all closed down. ENo 1 northern -....................... 132 138 Imperial
o 1 hard ..................... 132 130 0:1
Empire Builder on your Foreign Exchange People s Gas .......... ^
Phillips Pete.
28-7
37-3 (By A. 1. Aroea A Co » No. 3
Nrwmont Mining
northern......... ............ 124 Pioneer Gold
Standard Oil Kentucky
way to or from Toronto, Pullman................................. 30 Bid
No. 3
No. 4
northern -
northern
108',
99*. American Aluminum
NEW YORK — The French Pure OU ........... • 11-6 Bell Telephone .......... 160 No. 5 wheat United Gas
Montreal, Eastern Canada, franc sank to a new low in terms Radio e-4 Brasilian T L. tn4 f. 10% No 8 wheat United P and L. A
Remington. Rand 13-1 BA Oil .............. 20% Feed -------- Caribbean Syndicate
New York, Europe, Your of the dollar today, but other Republic Iron and Steel 17 BC Power A -...................... 30
Reynolds Tobacco ..
leading European currencies were Safeway Stores - ...... 23-2
39-4 Canada Cement ........... -..........
.Do pfd ........... icr
9% ÎSÎS Niagara Hudson Power
Oulf OU ....
choice of Standard Sleeper, 6% Panic pec Oil
buoyed by a continued outflow Sears Roebick ............... 59
Shell Union 14-8
Canadian Pacific —
Fanny Farmer . : „-----
Kirklahd Lake ...
Lake Shore
Canadian Marcdnl ____
Creo. Petroleum ____
New Style Tourist Sleeper of foreign funds from New York. Bocony Vacuum 14-4 Ford A ................. 17% Leitch Gold Cord Corp ..
Southern Pitific. Gypsum. Lime and Alab. .... 0% Little Long Lac Lake Shore Mining -
- or Luxury Coach. Low one Noon rates follow: Southern Railway Mcintyre_.^_^...-. Teck Hughes ............
Great Britain ht dollars, others 1CH51S.Ï5- Imperial. Tobacco
way ot rouhd trip fares in TnteT.T PWtrtrtnnn- IfeL ocknir Wright Hargreaves
In centA Great Britain demand Standard Gas 3-8 Krlvifiator of Canada McWâUer* Gold
effect now. Excellent din­ 5.01'V cables 5,01V «May bills Standard Oil Cal.
Standard OU N J
30-4
49-4
30
47-7
McColl Frontenac
Do pfd
....... 11
Mining Coip......................
Fremter Gold
Louisiana Land Exp
Stewart Warner
5.00%; France.. demand 3.22, Studebaker .............. ........... 9
8 8-7 Montreal Powft com. Monet a ...............
ing car. meals for as little 5-4 5-2 Shawmigan W and P. Nlpissing ...........- ....
cables 322, Texas Corp............................40-3
40-2 38-5 Bank of Montreal Noranda ..._____
as 50<. Let us help you Texas Gulf ................. 31 Royal Bank
plan your trip East.
—Dollars — Montreal In New Timken
York 99.9674 ; New York in Mont Trans-Amertcan
42-6
. 15-2
30-6
41-7
10-1 <4By J W Jonea Lftn
O Br.cn Gold
Pamour Porcupine - .
Pend Oreille ____
Calgary Oils
Twentieth Century Fox 21-4 21-2 Perron Gold ____
real 100.03%. Underwood Elliott 56-« 56-1 Aldermac Pickle Crow . .Y........ CALGARY (ÇP>—Decline»-in
Union Carbide ......... 74-3 71-7 Bldgood Kirkland Powell Rouyn -......... .
OH CaL------------ 26-4. Premier Gold -------- !.. , eastern markets were "reflected
Union Pac4fic ??1 1 Bufialo' AnkerHe" 4
iton East Dome on the Calgary Stock Exchange
H. E. DOUGLAS, Agent.
Liverpool United Aircraft.........
United Corp...............
United , Frylt
22-4
2-6
Canadian Malartlc
Cartier Malartlc
d AufWer
Red Crest__ _________ today. Leading Ail «hares posted
Central Patricia .......................... ! Red Lake Gold Shores losses.
916 Government Street, LIVERPOOL -Today's per-bushel wheat United Gas and Imp. 10 10-1 Chemical Research ................................. Reno Gold '
quotations. «.If. Liverpool, in Canadian US. Cert Iron Pipe Cons Chtbouggmaa - _______ ...a Sheep Creek : 7.777777. Okalta, heaviest loser of the '
Victoria, B. C., funds at current eterling exchange rate, U.S. Indux Alcohol Dome Mines 3- Shawkey .
Phone Empire 9823 8561. Aas supplied py Broomhall
ment April:
ship­ US- Realty ... ... 4-3 last Malartlc ........................................ 1 Sherrill Gordon . ___ day, dropped 12 to 136. Davies
U S Rubber ............... Eldorado 1
a. . ». Today Teat Do pfd _____ Falconbridge ..................................... I Sladen Malart id was off 4 at 60. Other issue»
No 1 Man pot., Vancouver 146\ 148‘4 US. Smelting Federal Kirkland ............... SUdacona ..................... showed losses ranging from frac­
/yipROGAESSIVt TICKET OFFICE AND TRAVEL HI'READ No 3 Man. nor. Vancouver 133% 133% US. Steel . Francoeur Sudbury Basin ........... .
14*3 Fourth An., Seattle. Wash Empire Builder No 1 08, dark winters, gulf Vanadium :::::::: IV1 God> Lake ■ _ Sullivan ......... tion» to a point Sunset, Fire,
leaves Seattle 10:lffp. m. shipment (Marchi 122% 133% Warner Bros ,. StS Ounnar Gold ..... Sylvanite
U.8. white. Pacific (March) , 108% 10S% Westinghouse Airbrake. 23-4 Hard Rock ... Teck Mugheg ... stone and Prairie each lost 1.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Argentine. Rosafe .................... 123% 133%
Australian «March»
Indian. Karachi, new crop
«May-June»
114% 114%
164’. 104%
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Whi'e Motor
Woolworth ...........
91-6
. 25-2
8-5
43-6
Holllnger _____ ....
Howey Gold ...........
HUdIBS Bay 777777
Wh«s Canadian ......
Thompson Cadillac ....
Tobtirn ................. ......
Ventures
while Calmont, East Crest and
A.P. Con. showed fractional re­
cessions. Foundation dronix-d 1*4
SNIP AND RIDE UNION PACIFIC H'isala». best. quality sample Y"tuner, qwn P and T 36 Jelltco Waite Amulet
tlCd-March) .............................126% 111% Zcnlih Radio . . . , 14-3

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