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left: 3px;
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LOS ANOMJIS. Sept. tdjrjtbn
Duke of Apulia, coueln oi KStm Vic-
tor Emmanuel of Italy, deee not
takf N<*nously the statement pub-
liJilx-d l)v an Italian newspuixr ui
Ilru.vsfl.s thiit tip uill hf tt;t niM
klllK of It^!-, 'It s wlial >')ii Arm ri
caii.s would call plain boU)ii\ s.iul
ttie Duke, when hp arriM d hi n
with his bride, who foniieiU wa;
Princess Anne ol Kram.- l urtfu':
queatlons avalied no'hmK He
not perturtMd at aU wben told o:
the poiilUe tMktMtk ol Italy t
TiONDON. Sept. J9 — 1
tmn.s that Mrs Almee Semple Mc-
I'lii TM-n I-os Angeles evangelist and
native )r Oxfotd Coiiii'v, Ontario.
.^ti'.uUI hi- htrrt-d ft,»m ^ n'.TinR Eni;-
i;i!ld h.l'.f hf M !r! idf :n' flimv
Ofllce. It wa.s .•it..i'<d !: ' U)d.i\
Jn authoritative n<, ! • iwcvcr
tt wae underatood that the Home
Ofllce would not
eon edmliekin,
PRIVilTE SALE
Moreover. tb«« wlU M do aew
.tlllsry Ucencee for the iKWlBCc
i.'^entcd to by Mr Pooley for the
csent ITiere will be no con-
anre with any arranRemeiit lliat
.k.s like Hii attempt t<i evade the
v.s of the land in order lhal liquor
ly be admitted to Brlt.i.sh Coium-
, and then ba either sold iiiefiraUy
the province, or nuiggied acpoee
the United Btmtee.
HIiCKINO INFRINGKMENTS
tn connection with tlm :irtmin-
ratlon of the liquor bu»iness of
» €3Mmmm^ Mr. Pooley gave
« ftrfSriMttaK ntt"fte «M devot-
; a great deal Of StUntkm to the
tter In order that the objectlon-
le renture.s connected with lt»
rylng on may be elimlnited.
It la my hope." he said. - that i
or be able to oarry into cflect in
ineWianfllft n a ehoUar UM of
tlcy to that which I armounced
few days ago reepectlng the
nlmial pvilioe and which will
ke fin the elimination of Oov-
.iiiieniiil interfprenre v,stti Mie
■ryitiu ii-il of the dct.uN nt tin
slne.s.s and iluit only when the
klter of poUcy ^ coDcerned slum
le called upon to> interfere."
NO IXTERFF.RENCE
n coiine<tion with the iinanclpft-
n of tin- provincial police Ii mh
tatlon at the hands of th>' a'
itey-Oeneral. Mr. PooUy nm
ted that the reeent action of the
ice m lauBcfalnc aetlea acalmt
lumber of penooa chaifed with
latlons of the Hquor laws waa
le cniirelv af the in.stan.-e nf Hie
,cr iuid hi.'> own knowlf'dK'- that
irne-, ueti' lieinii laid 'All 'it -I
: ned only wlieu he read ol a m
OF B.C.
ISPPUINED
Ht)n. W (■ ShrlK Says
Condition of Maikei Pre-
vented Disposal by Pub-
lic Tender
GOVERNUEffJ FOR
OPEN£OMPBTmON
Hon W
neressif r v
r.»I|0-(1
r Shellv
.1 Iiin ■!in<-!: .
'.ii tii.il:! ic
\?ln!ster of
f ii! 'he
l;.ivr tjren
-.K.-ii til'
*iince the Ped«ml law acataek la-
rtaUone" Into the provtM of
ior came into efTect. there have
II niinierous apTiHeaLlons for rtl.s-
• T- ^i.riife.'. riir r\ir1rr,: islr-n
;l II) Mine of til'*.',*" ili'.fan > .k'n .
prov'di' A irii-Hns In wli:-:: li'|:,'ir'
lid be elUier iiUclUy dl.strlb^l;<^!
the proettMe. or shipped into u»
Vr) '-tate., "^'tnce 'he DeW OUV "
onUnurd on r»(c Z, CeiMM S
i
From thm
Colonist
1 owcr
X74th l>»y, im
TIffC WCA'I'HBK
,i loria Hiid \'b iiut V
derate wind' i:'"nrr;\lh'
Id.
eBlBMi: 1:1* o-ciooh.
tSBfl 8:M e'etoeh.
Ilgh TUe: Stl« p m, M feet.
jaw TMe: 9:W p SJI feel
Spord
selling .if tlic $6 (K)U 000 ! ■.verity -^ix.
year four and a hall per rent Pro-.
5nCe of 9rltl5h CohiniDl.i delx •|^e^
to ylrid 4JU, etate.s m.i! ui- co-.;
emiieiit la appoeed to private sales
or of the emplfiymettl of fiscal
ageiu les unfler ordinary renditions.
On the ccnlr.uy he sav.*!, the
fiovernment is emphal i< h li'. In
'avor ol sales by public tenders and
>v competttlMl M the open market
■ The dtuiitlQn Of tiM nooey mar-
ket since early laet June, however.
h».<< been so apathetic for Oovem-
ment ^^ecurltlen. owing tO the fact
tliat o.ei $2^0 000(100 of Govefn-
inet t ,uut niwn; refundlne wa.s
m ^u',!i' i'dori- 'he end of .f:i:,ii..'
next, together with the fai w tii.it
m.stitutions were bu\in« othei- than
Government securities unle.ss thi v
eould be purchased ar- . ' "i • v
cent yteildt that the method adopted
WM the best eeurw for the sucoees-
tul sale under the drcignetancee."
said Mr Shelly.
RANGE OF PRICES
"The salea ol Oovcmment and
muoiclpal bonds durinc the month
of June ranged from 5 per cent to
S51 per cent: high grade utility
b<uid '^"m 5 per cent to 6 per cent
vifhl .Hid tore>«n 6.80 per oeht tO
:n pn iciii Ml" department,
Keeping in cloi>c touch with the
CaatkMed mm Pace % CalaM S
MINERS TO on
mm IN mm
itee Formed to
WMh to Itof IB
I Ol
!
t<nii.«i Carrlm i
I eBEur (ieiili;tni
^ork 'I'ltnk'-e i'
•> . 11 id ■ vrnes ' n t
'i ■! ok i-o ? o >idi iiin
• «-! ti < < 'ollei I « 1 n.-. 1 1 u '
■I . in en s >l f I il I' , n .
' Mrtl with Vir^ini:i \ ai
' t/.ria Wemt saanich^
«iui Vlrtoria cu.y win
soccer gamea. Five <T* foahe
kireaks (eg.
4anueli Indb Ooalln In American
iMMrac Mtttng rf*. Homsby
n-fni Nftf tonal 1 irtiBoe honors
' • ^ SmiliriK .hm '
vaiua^
WINNIPP:' ' -"^epi 29 A rom-
mlftee hfi.'. t>een lonrerl here whose
duty it will l)e to --.ee Uiai all Hrlt-
Ish harvesters who choose lo remain
In KUaiitoba. are placed at farm
work during the winter
Tho general opinion wa« expre.ssed
that aU Ben wanting work could be
pUced at from •» to ISO a month,
plus board and Mgttig. the rate
depending upon the choree to ot
deno on the farm and the amount
of etoek to be cared for.
Tt was also stated that many men
have retuni'-t 'o WniniivR lookinR
, U . ,,M x \\ 11'. rr Ml h :t
t.!(Hi . f :n !■ M .V 1 -timuted that
National another .! ixto -voidd rriurn to
Britain belore Winter, according to
PAPAL ORGAN
COMMENTS ON
ELECTION
Cognizance Taken of Rc-
lii^iou.s Asf)e( I of Presi-
dential ( ani[)aign Rea-
sons ior Reserve Stated
LXri.AISATIOISS
HELD V3BJLESS
Church Impartia! m Politi-
t al Contrsi . it is De-
clared, If Religious Inter-
ests Not Harmed
R
OME. Sept. 39.— Oornlaance of
the religious a pe<" of the
Amerlcar- presidential canipMitin wa,'.
taken lud : . ' - : ir ' : i ;iHe b>
Osservature UnMiano. ilie newspaper
which the Vatican uses as the me-
dium (or its public announcements.
An editorial article says that: "On
ihe Catholic sld'- th' uliou.,' reserve
hf^en nui in' .1 1 1 1' d !'an.u;'
iviiul<l ai 11 p' I X |il.i I i,i' il ms and
iliM'-f .oiiiig In bad fanli haw no
ni cft o[ them." and that itie .sUi m e
of the church has been "proof of the
absolute impartiality that the
church proclaims constantly In re-
gard to p<^tical oonteste as long as
they do not harm reUglOQe tater-
esla."
It aridi ■ Anien -a;! Irt;; la'i-'ii and
practical poliiy have rendfred pos-
sible Hi'' ftee expan.slon of Catholic
life Jljn the United SUtes in a way
to nmken iwUptratlon, one might
evan eay envy la otkor ooontrlea.
even among most Catholic nations.
The two eminent men who are con-
tendiriK for the presidency have
made a). '<iMlr!. ■ ■ 1 rect rtonlOnitt|H|
on the I eliv;ioii.s lo.ifter "
Mayor Taylor in tavor
i)j If Oman's llurvan as
tart 0/ t*oU€« Sytem
VANOODVFH f^ept. ||.~IpO|^
tlon of a properly eoRstltuted
women|s bureau a.>i a;, inti tjral part
of the tX)lire -\s;ciii ol 'l.e anial
xannited •■^ f.ivorerl tr. M.ivor
Louis 1» r,i'. lor .md wiil be a part
of I .• >'.e;'.,in piittoMTi It was
stated today by a comnuiiee of
women electors who 1 interviewed
Mayor Taylor at the City Hall.
EMT FAILS
TO END SIRIKIi
I —
CONPSBKNCe WITll STRIKIN<i
AUSTRALIAN DOCKERS SAID
TO BE rRirm-ESR
Prince Chichibu, heir to the throne of Japan, was married on September 2S to Setsuko Matsudsira. daughter
of the former Japaneee Ambassador to the United Sutcs. He ia shown in a Ucutenant'e UBlform. The pic*
tores of the Prince aafl the Prteeeee were taktn bgr eoort phetographew.
r^rvc of BpeefaU ConHtable*
Wllfe BMee In TnUning— Te
rr' New
n 1 1 ^' of
■ ■ . i 1 at
■ 1 '■•^Ir:-
... ^ided
Wie.
nitg>io
II MfBHr
eft \ ( irove and
niiMomlcy voted
pinvflt* m
liln V*
1 i> t ; •
ti tiiriH ( iolf f'lnh reirtiti.-» BlOedeU
Cup In ninteh at Sound City.
ADDITIONAL HOUR
TOMORROW MORNING
MKLBODRNE. .Sept 29 An ef-
fort made to settle tiie dtff''r»'!ice«,
be; ween <;t.rikln(C rloik "orki r an !
employers l.s understcxKl u< ha e
failed. Several stat.e ministers h^ld
a secret conference with trade
uBion leaders and then the Veddkml
iflnleten ooaXerred with ehlpewoere.
With homos bonibed and other
acts of vtolenee oemmttted In con-
nection with s dockworkers" strike,
special constable.^ we r ivn.n armed
with rifles and tr:in ed h\ former
army officers to meet what wa.s
descrll)ed as the thre.it nf nmh r'.ile
Some of the new re. 1' ". r tl
ready patroUing the waterfront, and
the Oewwunt hoped to have a
force of tjm ready, by nIghUaU to
protect TotunMer cargo handlen.
Issuing a call for dtlMOB to enroll
in the volunt^r etinstab!ilary.
Premier nii'lei of Sooth Au>;tralla,
said that the i<;,mie was nob r'de
or 1 'in titiitional ttnveinir.en'
A ctuld wa.s inlured b', 'ilnk-
pla.nter «hrn a h^mh wa<! r\: ;odf d
In the Mill Park home nf a .l.eve-
dore fofoman. damaging a room in
wMoh two children . t#ere sleeping
The flroDl. room of the houee was
wrecked. AI fouth UolbOHme. a
hole was Mown In the roof bat no
one «-a.<: injuiod. At the woteislde.
pohee le^ed their batons to prevent
a I rowfl nf 'driker^ tr r ' > ,
their way into the biirrai, 1 1 . I-,
labor for the dock-
NEW Vf'KK '-ei'
MVtng tUne ^ hil l. !ia
In this and other
Spring and Sununer,
•doeo at a oroloek
; >n' ituht
■ „.r, . r^cet
cities diruiK
Win ofTielallv
morning.
*1 and Pratlneiat—
•rn\lnrl«I Cabinet plans rlo<;»«r
I tiec k on liquor biiainew-n
■lovuicial Minister of Finance
explains pTlvaf4» aale of bond*
tiinlon. fmprrtml and ForeiKn—
"hanee arrival of plane save* life
of dying man on Hudson B«v
•emorratlr candidate Xm presi-
dent airain assails i>rnhibition
ancouver brokers look for \2S ■ ,
000.000 bushels of export gram MontrwU. and
jby wny Of the UntM
Mayor AthmM inkutwd
OKXLUWAOK. Sept. Mbyt*
Aahwell ha.s been In a motor arri
dent at Wa.shlnK»nn. DC. aerordln?
. ine.ssa(re re. •■■ivfd at the City
n.ui here T>'tails h^' t o he^'n
le»ri,e<! !'■!' fr:ir?; rn:«' hi."' lM;'.iTie
riiig.'it t>»' ■ '■n<'ii« >»r" li' Id .Wing
ttr fm * t(ia' tie ha.«; '^enl f'<r hi'
daughter MUsLrU AshaeU, ol the
I niverslty of B1IIM
Vancouver,
Mr Afihwell had
an Odd MOowa* eoBventton at
\nral trrord
Crrtnin Sayft Ixifidon
1 )-. i 11 ):. ;>ept W ^ uthmrttative
rirelr.'^ here today adr ' --d ■1:^' iie
American note unqualifledlv rrje. -
Ing the AnglO-Pteach naval afrrer
ment will mean the episdy death of
the pact
While the American reply was not
wholly unexpeet.ed here, a state of
confusion lia-v foil *rd d-. receipt
"Fl'-'.-t 'X'' '«er<' hintii'^'l lor the fail-
\.rr- i t ''".(■' 1 iiol'dsfr 'r'parti'e r 'in ■
fi-i.T; tK'i < fjiiird 'o pr'^parf
•tl'- fiiind lief ind mid now
wr arr blamed because we tned to
pre par* It,"
declared.
It IB fovMlad hen.
the way Is not yet eloaed forJjiHlni
negotlatlDQO to Sevlae a
eeptoftis l^tte UMM
M.P.$TllOIE!i
Mr. j. fl. 'IS^im,'1S(epre-
sentative From Western
Australia, Is Visitor Here
on Empire Tour
IMPUES^En M ITU
ca!sai)ia:\ farms
The time le coming when Weetdm
export sUtee of the Commonwealth
will be forced to tanom the lead o!
New South Wales and adop^ th'
elevator .sv^kmh for its trade, accord
Australl.i "c- "I 'lie chief wheat
ing to Mr. J. H I'row.se. inembCi of
the House of Representatives for the
Porreet Dlvtelon of the sute.
Mr. Prowte, who has been sUylm.
at the James Bay Hotel since he
lleft the company of the British
F.mpire P.uiMmenlary As.sociafii n
ha., been cilled bark to Aiistralin tn
lake part 111 the general elcciioii
lor which polling wUl take place on
November 17.
His state, he says. Is developing
rapidly as an exporter of grain, and
for that reaaon It Is particularly
favored In the ftmplre Settlement
proposals The area of wheat <- -.;•
ration ha« been steadily pushed k
Into the districts with a hmitr-ri
rainfall, the quality of the crop being
surprisingly good. To take advan-
tage of group eottlnnent. a large
area In the Boothom Oron dlstrlet
is to be eramined by Lord Lovat,
IJnd^r-secrejarv of State for the
Dominion.' dnru.c his tour, upon
which 111 r'tle a larce niinibor of
I'.nt , .11 larmers.
I In the old^r settlem"'!'.'- t.fwrpn
{Perth and Albany, rapid growth ha«
I been made In the farming areas, and
jmany new plaoes have sprung up.
Mr Prowse says. While settlement
was largely stimulated hv the gold
, exritement.s of the eighties and
and nineties of the la'i (eivnrv
I mining product ion i not ' usta '
relatively, and agriculture ha i<v ti.r.i
up as the salvation of ii te.
Western AMOtnUa hat lod the Em-
pire tn Its Inducetwonte to the new-
comer in ih'- ■'T of land, loans,
and encoiir 1 v:- ' I tl ; t , production
Mr Prowse nit<-nd' ''ii iil.s
< nni:* il nen 1 1, .ih'^u' !!i< 't "i •. :ii h
I .1 1 M dia n .41.: ■ 1' 1 1 ! ■ w > ' ■ 1 1 a I 'd '■• ' " -
problem.s on his return. In addition
to grain farming. In which he Is
perM^y Iniereeled aa hneing
hareeeted t7jM0 bushHe tn the laat
crop, he has paid particular at ten
tlon to fruit farmir e Hod diirAinjt
in Rriti.':h ( I'l. ,! la '>w,np t > the
fact that lhr\ nr-^ 't.iiV ir .1 n-;; r
in his eon.";! i) uenc- :n i> i ' '.vhi (i
has the heaviest rainfall of itie
sUte. being 4toatad In the south
weet dlstrlet of tho eoonmr.*
He was a gaest ef Mr. naioM
Pontlfex, a Ufe-long friend, for a
drive amnnd the district yesterday,
Hr .01, r-. i,vi,i . riir Han Ptanrtem
to ioipj 'hr Makiira hla family fol-
lowing ■*hi'-, I lie next anemllan
steamer ie^ie', hrr>-
B.C.. Stmlent May Die
From f^Udric Shock
Twn Forest Fire*
Fighters Perish;
Cut Off by Smokel
SAN BERNARDIN' > Sep' 29
Two unidentified men meinbers oi .1
fire-flghtlng crew UDder Ranger Joe
Scherman. were burned to death to-
day when they were blinded by
onioke and cut off from the main
^body of fighters engkged In flghttng
a blaj^ in .<lanta Ana Canyon.
Nw Dvrt'loprtipnt in
Seattle Murder Ca»e
SMITH am
mm UPON
sr.ATVlM, OopL M. Mayer.
^iipi.o.sed slaytrof Jamet K Bassett.
..... i.'ivohed in inoUx': tnv.teis
.il.i>, Atieii It 'A,!.. di.c.iiM'd 1)1. It he
*a.s dnviru; an I'xpen .\f .iiini ome
days before Ilir di.sappcarani e of
Baesett. near!", a nmntti a^ ' Hlls
;«aa revealed by Erick Uagcr. ixun-
/oiter, when he appeared at police
uartere to Meatlfy Mayor's "torture
ngs," an(l alpo the prlaenor. He
aid Mayer looked differently now
ban he did when he submitted
pecific 111 )iis for the odd pnlr oi
III .rder.jii.s toiiK;'
lie ^ the same man all right,"
H.:^''r added 'Of lourse, when I
avs him he waa dressed like a
gentleman, and had a fine expensive
car."
m\m ATTtMPT
MULT m
1 »o .sail IMreo \via(nrs nefln Kf-
fert far Kndnraoir Ke< <ir (l^4aiil
I Iv Till niesd.«>
SAN DIEXiO, .Sept.. 2a- Wdliam P
BteOk and Edward F. Schlee. trans -
atlantle fhrors who early today sUrt-
edon an anempt toeet a new worM's
record for sustained flight, were still
flying above this city tonight, after
a fine take-ofT and start The ofB-
( lal time of the take-ofT from R'Kk-
we!l Field wa.^ fi 4?) 00 a m To beat
the record iii.ide lis .I,ilian.'i Kizlt.e
and VViltielin Zlnmirrni.in <;irm,ii.
aviators Firo< k and Schice must re-
main in ih(- mr for M I'-S iMim OT
until early Tuesday.
Policy Again Advocated of
AUowiaff Liberty t9 lodi-
viciual States tp Folkiw
Liquor Contrbl Plan
DIO S I i l ES I lU.ED
TUBE HI iStf\ABLE
MILWAUKEB. Sept. 39.-4Jh00red
as he leveled an attack on pro-
hibition. Oovemor Smith here to-
night called for ".sane and honest"
handling gf the problem lind advo-
cated sale of liquor under restiii
tlons. in states where Joe plan
meets with the . pprovol Of the ma-
jority of the voters.
Outlining his programme in thi
city, onoe famous arotind the world
a.s a brewing centre, the Demoeratle
nominee emphaslaed (hat the plan
he sponsors would protect "all the
rlght.s of the dry .slates t,) th." la-st
degree, and would throv around
ihem "al". the .safeciards ' of the
eighteenth amendment and the Vol
Stead law, "The dry states .--h
be reasotuble about it. ' Smith told
the crowd which packed the big au-
ditorium here^ and the other hear-
ers who were Itatonlng to his ad-
dress by radio. "They should listen
to the state that is no* In accord
with tlieir opinions Whet would
the dry st.att.s of the country say II
;,he wet stales proposed an at leiid-
.ment to the constituiloi. piolubiling
them from pa.ssinK any Jry la'v?"
FoUowln'; the lines of h's accept-
ance speech In the remedy he pro-
posed. Governor Smith reiterated
that he was oppoioS to tho Mtom
of the
DomittioHB May Join in
Briiqin • Ponama Treaty
PANAMA, aept. a».— A commer-
cial treaty signed hv Panama and
Great Britain wa.s made public by
the Porcign OfTlce today. The life
of the pact Is ten yean. It now
■nehtdes only Great Britain and
northern Ireland, but may be ex-
tended to include the various Brlt-
bib Dominions, colonies, iH^ssesaion-
and protectorates
Tt was stipulated iha' th'* treaty
co'i!'! O" t.« applierj • i ihc i una!
7a fir ,,.,.) Neither shall Hi.",
Jiril.ii . M-;«'>-.iv ln\fikr stipiiia-
'I' li " .-a; imr »" most favored
nafi I r-.'-,> wuh reference
to •^iipuiaiion.s undertaken, or which
later may be undertaken, between
the United States and Panama for
ooBotractien. niamtcnonoe. opera-
■ol the
DiPLCI TO SHIP
12^,000,000 liU.
Vani' iO' ' <.'<lo Hnikrr'v < ontiHrnt
of Ureal increaae in fort's
SEnal
VANOOUVm. Sept V^Vancou-
ver grain brokers exprom oonfldonce
thit 13S.000 nno bushels of grain wUl
be exported throiich \'ancoiiver tfur-
InR the present rrain season
lodsv the Ttarhor P'^ird s t''illetin
fhowed ftia' lr>cal prain nif-r-lin'i'
have co'iirai'ed tr, IhhiI ; n r,c, i or ->
bushels of wheal Into ocean-gouig
freighters before OolOber tl. moip
than three times as nmca M
evnortod In the tamo pmlod of
1937.
pirrKRnnRr) ont sept »
Oeoree OnboTTi twenty th'ee. of
Prince Riiprt HC «n engin*"erlng
eiadent tn the Canadian Ocaeni)
gboelted while working at the plant
•atorday. Uttle hope Is haM for
Itto (nnoristt M inning:
Lanot Found LnUumed
8AK FRANri.';fM ?-..p-
While an iiiien.T.e --eriri n r.f
Fninii.v-i Ha', •j.a.s :n protrr'-s-s f'.t
I.ieii" Pai.; 'A' Kidniff and ML^^a
t >rir:fJ Mevnemar.n •\\r r-npty, over-
turned canoe In which the young
couple vent for a nde loot OtifUi
■vaa found today washed op on the
bovci lYie ennoe wae tdentiflad as
Mtto eraft bi which they left the
dTcyneoMnn home at 10 pjn. (or a
Tobacco Crop Damage
LcBB Than Bxpactad
wmoeoR. ont . Sept. aftA4kti
matoi vary as to the lam ii<hgoi by
tn'Mirfto grnwers tn thta dIetHet
' h T'' >: U' ' f , ' / ■ I («<■ V \f • ,
1 < .n r r i- a ■ . w ; a,- , . . -r i. !i .r-j i ; .< n
at fir»t feared Mfr- roniplete re-
;Kirf«. fmm 'ti'" r(fff''(! fnm:' fndi
! Htr 'tsa' Tiar,'. ',f ;it ' 't-tm - •
be saved, althoi^h a number of
KAMi/Kipt. -oharim
Oordoo author land. CJ>Ji. gnglnigr
beewocn hmo and vonoonwer for
twenty -five years. Is de«d Ih Mi
forty-eighth year. (oUowing Ml
Wounded Man Dying
Found by Stray Plane;
Hard Irip to Hospital
Assistant Factor in Remote Fur Trading Post
So Badly Hurt That Hope of Survival Aban*
doned— But Flyer on Way to Territory North-
westward Drops Down From Sky
First Aid Given and Man Taken in
Plane Through Stonn to Physician
T()R( iNTi 1 Sept. 29 I'll- Torontd Star publi.ilie.s the foHowinif
dl£patc|i under date of Mounbeam. Ont., Irom c A "Duke"
Schiner. In connection with his relief trip to uuiposts tn the
territory northwest of Hud.son Bay:
"Upon our northward trip over Hud.son Bay we caSM dflma At
Harrison Inlet. By a sheet streak of luck we arrtiwl <n Htmo ttr
Hit in saving the life of Aaslgtnnt Fnctor P. Maaon. Mii.sun had
beta making a sale of some glassware to an Eskimo when he fell.
The glassware was shattered and Mason '.^ wrist was gashed so
badly that all hope of . il had been ah.it. l .ncd VV.' u'uve firjst
aid, stopping the blood and volunteered tu take M.isor. t<> a hn.s
pltal. We placed him in the plane, made him as c mnfurtable as
possible and hopped off for Reml Lakt
^ "The trip brought back memories of last winter when I made
the trip to Greenly Island This trip held Just as much danprer.
for w« soon ran mto
(1 snow sqti.
rl.e i)i(i bus
■unafed to weather the gale and we soon landed at Reml LiMtO.
Boats were ordered Immediately and a car met us and took OS to
the hospital at Kapn ka. :r •
"The entire trip took two days. Dr. Wright insisted upon an
operation and the next day we went to wwit on Mason. Tho
op< iHtiiiii took throe hours, but .saved the life nf th.' Kaiinr Dr.
Wright says he would have died had he OOl rtcoived medical atten-
Uon as soon as ho did. Mason will soon bt OJL We will leave hv
Saturday."
yanroitvrr \ oulh
Missing for Day;
Act*ident Feared
VANCOUVlijH. bcpl, Keen
anxiety U felt by Mrs. Whitworth,
Twenty-Plrst AveniM Wmt. for the
satelv « IMT SOB JConaeth, who Is
fffor^tH to V^o ptilet as mlmbig
firen his home slnee Friday. The
youth, who is fourteen years of age,
attended the Junior High School On
:.l,i>t (lav bill did not Nftuni hWIM
as usual in the evening.
Aeoording to Ms moMMr. he is fond
of boating, and she fears ba may
have met with an accident
Re Is di .1.^ of madluin
bulM. and wearing grey troussm and
a Maek swealor wtth no oap.
IWOLEAOERSIN
VERBAL STRIFE
MH. IXOID OEOKGK AND MS.
. ismfvois oapncviUi kiK^^
OUMOB oonrtitiBiita
UN NOVEMBER 9
^OUTHFUlf BVLBK OP JAPAM
f- <i;< .tiiirr to Begin in Toklo, and Is
|0 Be reMI"0»i la B^oto for
VANOOOVBt, Bspt 9/-8pl«ador
of the Orlsnt that will attend the
coronation of the young Jananese
Emperor on Noveml)er 9. » u
tiallv revealed today bv ^ i .■
1 ii 'irni men)t>er of the .lap.mes.'
Dk'I, arriving In Vancouver on the
Canadian Pacific liner Empress ot
Asia. Tsurumi is one of the younger
Japaoem statesmen who, heading a
muUI group with the balaaoe of
power m Parllantent, Is largily re-
sponsible for the present position
ooeupned by Baron Tanaka as
Premier of the flowery kingdom.
The coronation ceremony begins.
T' urumi said, in Toklo. 00 October
7. from where the ceremonial pro-
oemlon wends lu way to Kyoto, an-
cient capital of Japan and. up until
IMg. the site of the Imperial Palace
fc r more than one t hou.sand year*.
Fetes and obaersanres will continue
there until October 16
Mr. Tsurumi, who speaks Bnglish
perfectly, coBbm to this country and
the United States as aa apostle of
good will, his only regret eo landing
being at hU tnabUtty to attend the
Rtironatlon. HI5 preaenoe there, he
said, wa-s prevented by previous en-
I- T-nie'-' : in the Occident.
FrBsident Coolidge
Hailway ^ age Dispute
WA.SHTNCiTOH. Sept 20, Prexl-
<5».n' r .-iiids-e todav appointed an
en under the terms
t^f . i . . , , i , ,bor Art to knveeti-
i . " p^n to him within thirty
(iayb regarding the wage dispute on
Of WeeUm
WMaf
•sMsr to Personal
— Beoenis Studied
LOrmON Rept ?'i Party potift
cal warfare ri u\ed this weeli and
u|)proxin ,ii. I , the first two skirm-
ishers were Lloyd Oeorge and
Winston Churchill. They clashed,
of couTM. When the Ohanoellor
tarooghl down the budgot^ but from
then a truce existed untU the Chel-
tenham by-election this week Lloyd
<;>,:i',' entered the oampau'ii ,ind
nut 'd '!;■ (irst shot at thi <-tian-
i 1 i 1: ICv 1 I I ... I k . I ,1 I 'ri-l! I ,cr
H.ildwiij 'A a , .1 wr, unliable (rentlc-
nian but he nev(-r po8."»e.s.'.ed the
qualities of a driver. Now Mr.
Churchill can drive, but M BhSgys
drlvm on the rocks."
The Chancellor of the Bxcheouer
rose to the bait Breaking an age-
old traditMin viherebv members of
I hr ( in-, r ! T,ri,. n' were debarred from
pal t icipul iiiK in hv '"lertions, lie
hurried down '.i ( dciif nham- and
warned the cltixens there against
the Haloldosonpic contorHons" of
Uoyd Oeofffs ppUtim. He mods an-
otMrtmsCr *niie state of the eoun-
try Is not "> biacw as the politicians
out nf ofTi' [...nil It Uoyd Oeorge
lN81>CiUUTV AIXKOKO '
Ihit If he oamo tasre as Premier
you would have had one of those
perorations about the Welsh dawn
over the hllLi ripening the CrMli M
t\l\ the homes for heroes.
"I. myself.' -^aid Mr. Ohurchltt,
"do not profess to have an Immodl-
ate cure for the tmemployment Umt
exists, t despise the pubtle man
who, without eoovlettoo tn his heart
that he can solve the ' :•■ ■ h\r-ty\».,
goes about merely crylni- ..fc^mst
!ihe (rovemment becau • ' is
, some increase tn the sevcniy oi coo-
' ditloru.
j "The eonduet of Mr. Uoyd Gosrgo
I during the fsnsfal strike was ua-
wort h V of one who hoM the posHton
of first, minister. Ko doubt he
thought the sfrik" had a fan ■ i. uhc
of sueeeerllnu and took an ;i"t'iid'"
« h'^ri^bv if It tiad ■iiifji.J'^d
would h;»\e en.ibled l.irn l ■ < oiue
forward the necrvarv man f-O
pour oil on the troubled watem,"
Later it was aHetakcnly behoved
tlwt Uofd Gooffte had paid a dbm-
pnment to WtaeCon dmrehm. When
') r report was published he mshsd
to the preas with a denial, saying
the eompllmentarr reference w»n to
Rt Hon Neville Chamberlain, Mm-
later of Health
/ l aAi'i Hu rt i rrry
KamloopM OeU Bid
KAMX^OOPS. dept. 1
•'jemetr bmlrer Vaneouver ufrtm-
pM !,,'-'! h' f K ' tnjti, „>•
rr !< • and U M ■■■«( .-!
englr-'-'-' ' ;»■• t-nde ar ■ "-r ,• [je-
son of t310M0 for this riiy s electric
plant and eqatpasent. also the dls-
tvfbaMoB ssrrloa A gpoctel ligi
ol fko amynr and aMermeti is being
'hr p-''ip. mal
li has agreed
VANCOUVXR. Sept. M.— WUb the
Of Ipiproving tnflte ssrrtos
ttos PHbsr fUver. a new fsmr
landbw win be esublMhed 00 the
southern «;hore of the river, asst of
LadrMf. and dirertlv arrOMI the
stream frnn 'v ,tri . i/^nd.og
ac rriTdl CiP '■' ■' .1 nr..'>i, r, '"i-irTr ma<1r
' V I 'A' ?!' M f f r IVltR
who hsA reteiw.'t rK.'in'-atirwi that
the Mlakrtor of r ibllr Works has
of the plan to ingrmsi tlM
fdnv. Instead of rsfalrlng nearly
half an hoifr to make fhe t»*p be-
ifi-rr^ 'hr <t.r, ;ard ''H oUce* will be
able U) maAe t..'ie jcitrncy in approai«
ft
I
AIL
ZJCSVKDW. SEPTF.MI'.I-.R 30, 1928
Nmt FaU Shoe* for
Popular Prices Cj[t
From . - (
In popular price shoes we are now making the
best showing in the history of our business. All
styles, all leathers, and authentic shade*.
Wm. Cathcart Co., Ltd.
UN OOUOLAS ST.
ri ncro rucrir Brui$h Author
iLUOLffUnLblV Pay* Tribute to
ONUIUIORIS
MM PLAN
cAMBRiDCM. mag., m^^j^ —
Speakinc on the "ModtnUt MJnu-
ment In Art »nd Ut«»lwre." woent-
ly, Molbrook JmekMoo, thb
author, said "women today. In «pit«
of being unwomanly enouch to h»ve
the vote, are more womanly, beau-
Uful. mad cbarmlnc than they have
vm imn ilaee tbe dayi of ancient
PROGRAMME OF
OPEN FORUM IS
ANNOUNCED
POTATO SPECIAL
For Friday and Saturday; $1.25 per 100 lbs.
Alto PlcUfnt
Hi SYLVESTER FEED CO.
TmtM Str«*t
Greeting Cards
mdCOirS, LTD.
Young & Pottlnger
atiM week
RUN OVER BY BrS
! Lhr«c-jn!ar-<jld -wm of 0«onK»^ Wllpy.
, wa.s fatally mjurrd rurc Uxlay
WUey, |whMl run over by a muniripal bus.
Not Iss
Victoria
These taditt are not neces-
sarily CMldi<1 <<' t ■! nrvt
year's Mka Victorra— ihcy are
attempts on the part of the
artist to depict the expression
on thf farrs of two women —
one of whom completes her
week's laondnr in one hoar by
wuhiaf tbe ^Beatty" w»y.
The "Ficatty" washe.s <»
lbs. of dothes at a time
At .in averapp of six min-
utes to a batcli. Thus it
is no eniKiteration when
th
wa^h can be on the line in
an hour.
ernment came Into power there
have be«n a number of appUcatlona
made along this line. The axmounce-
ment of Mr. Pooley i3nd>cat<w clearly
that there Is to bt B» MCh SOMtf-
fu?e allowed.
It has been the practlee of the
Fedrral aoveriiment in the past to
refuse permission to carry on a
warehou.slng buslIU•^..^ in liquors
Without the const iit of the Attorney-
Qeneral of the pravuu-f I-Yom the
sUtemCQS oX Mr. Pooley. It would
appear illBfe Hm Federal authon
tlp.s have been pOTlatoPt In Mak-
ing thL<s consent to aHov ttpja»a to
rnme In for Ktora^e. to be MBlMlid
for export oetenslbly.
The Attorney < w-n.'riil charges In
ronnectlOB with the administration
of the BiMr laws that the Domin-
ktt aathorittes at««Bptod to violate
the law* which if«te anaetad br tbt
Mtfwal Parliament and to ha^
liquor brought Into Brltlah (Mum-
bla to be reshlpped Into the United
States contrary to the nUes laid
down in their uwn leKulationti
■"There have been many appilca-
tione to this dapertOMBt." Mr. Pooiey
•aid. "for the eoMiit of the At-
tomey-oeneral for the itooaye of
liquor in what are known as Class 3
(usioiiis warehouses. These liquors
hii-r bvi-ii ii::i,">rfci1 hv liquor ex-
IX. rt wuri'liiiuM's Without doubt,
thr pun><>f>f" '" export the hqucr
to the United SUtes and in some
mm to MB 11 loflBllr.
"Thle Province hae been Torjr ac-
tive in insisting on the paaelnc of
tisf F»-deral act prohihitim!; the Im-
-■-■(•■rin r.f Hri'ior '.;:''< '.''If prOV-
,,it,,.t bv thp (iiivcrninent
and tiv (ii>t.iii( Ill's for blending pur -
posr.s 'Hu.'s Hi t rame IlltO MMe On
June U o! tiiLv year
MANV AITLK AI IONR
"The FVd'-rai n utlioi i! i<- of
coune.* have jurladlcUon in this
matter, bui te ell easw they have
been In the haMt of applyln||to
the Attomey-Cteneral for oonaofit
for 'li'' movement of HqUOT. Tliev
have been mundiitlUK thll dep.irt
rnrnf with rcque-st.s for coiisent to
various liquor shipuieiiUi by export
Ucs
FRIVAIE SALE
WB.C BONDS
ISOPUINED
Caatlased froea Fee* One i Hau, n * — ■ .
market, becan sendin* out leelera Q^cig^ every Sunday evening, and
With the comtafof t»w '»»^.f7'l-
ulnga. the Open Woram Committee
early In July to meet the maturity
: «l44MMtO to New York. Auifust i.
'ittb'laia rMMtk that 00 Julr n a
We are reverting to the prlmlUw. «^ «« *^ SjSfiK
Modern educaUoo Is all wrong Bank of
'n»ere is more good taste eithlbU- for three months ^r^awin' nor«i m
ed in a modem .tore U»n arvywhere j New York at 5 P*^!" 'J^^XS^
-- ■ ' fuDds, or equivalent to 4.M Cana-
dian funds. At the same iline over-
tures were made for the sale of
long-term securities for refunding
Treasury bills
"The files of the department show
that the beet advice was sought,
both ta '*nrif' United Statae and
London, the caDeMW o( eytakm
being that r^eiMdtSf OIMB M^«dB
the condition of the ntailcet woMd-
reeult In ofTers being unacceptable
and therefore reftued and would
militate against further sucoessfuJ
offers, strongly advising private ne
elae except in art galleries.
People who po thnxigh life with-
out art ara doI only lower than the
angels, but lower than tba trtlBalH.
and an apology ought tO be IWMlared
to the animals for attempUflf to
niAke the comparison.
Wirele&s "fans" and road hogs are
barbariarv^ almost savages.
Tlie Statue of Peter Pan Is only
tolerable for tl\e sentimental effect
It has on children wte tmf been
vromljr brought up*
Mma (flpMM emk) Is one of
the greatest examplea af tbe aeulp-
ture of modem times.
DOWiUiDUE
TO BLpiAIL
FORMKR TRKASWWSB OF BAP
T18T MISSION
,mta|of t»
v^j>en FWum .
announces a pro«ramina oClBteMJ*-
Ing lectures to be opened Oj™ J?™"
day. October 1. by Mr. Alliiar B.
Sanders. MA. «Oxon.. *t»° ^
speak on Ttie Evolution of Morals
lUese meetmgs are held in Forum
HaU Tit Pandora Avenue at 7 30
vening. 1
fc41owlae the leading address the
meeting Is Itewm open for queeUons
and discueikm.
The balance of the programme tor
the first half of the scaj>on follow.s i
OetObet* 1* -Kev Ada lonkln. of 1
Vancouwr, -What U ClvUiaaUon?
October J- ■••^
Diplomacy '
October 2»- Reginald
M PP MenUl Hygiene."
November 4 Rev. W. Q. H.,IPU-
son. " The HisVory of QtMeaiHD—
Ancient and Modern "
November 11 W Bennett of Van -
OOUver. "The Eleventh Aiuuversaxy
Of the RevoluUon in lius^a
November 1»— Pr Jameb McL«)d
(subject to be ennoiinred I
November » Mgar '
n«v..^v — •■^MnK^ Canadian ta the Neaua 01
gotTauolis\Ttagnii Srtiet aroiid 1 ""i roimrs ■
a 4 76 basis IJen nitx-r J T.) bv amtnged.
"The election Intervened and a l>e< emb. i 9 i>r trmeet Hall,
chanaa in CtewnMaant occurred, i -.sume Kartors m iiu>.yuty
DToISa tt»e li^flLiea CteeWinnem Deccmbr, Rowland P Hills.
dM net «Mi te tiks tiie rMpoa»l- ' I'L.d.. -i^ t-^iun vnTr.iM.,uanc
¥amr ptoces of
laoMdry eQoip-
mcnt fr^e with
every Beatty.
"As far aa thla dopartoaant is con-
cerned. «e have daeldtd that no
consent wtU be given. With the «x-
rrptlon of one or two caiM where
!! ,;in t..- definitely proved that
ttie.\r Iiqti'ir ord'Ts were placed long
in iidv.iiir.' oi tiic coming Into force
ol the K'.ici i! 1(1 And in thenf
case;; we . l-.i 1 !-<i'i:rc the fullest
proof that ihe&c ord<'rs certainly do
not mbetfl in quantity the orders
that were plaeed last year covering
a similar period. In other words,
we do not propose to countenance
nish orders placed in antldpatlflO
nf »hr pa.s.stnK of th** present act.
and v» have so advised the Federal
Depfirtniriit of CuStOOM and **
No ««A 9mm aa MnUon i>olUrs
Involved -Will Not Fight
AeiUnst Extradition
WINKIPSO. Sept '.W Biarkmail-
IM aaoaalatbnees and muddied busl-
DBM afrain aiade a fugitive of rim-
too 8. Oamea. the indlctod tr«a.-<urer
■aid today aftgr ha had been held
for removal to AtlanU. da..
he Ls wanted lor embezKlrtnOBt and
misappropriation of funds.
Cames .said "I ran away berau.«;e
my aSatn bad lot so black that i
could net bier M aaf ion«er Peop e
who kn«^ my peat w •f^"^
blackmailing me. aM I ftaaliy fOt
int,, uri; .i fhx that there was
noil! II IS < L- e I rnuld dO.
I [ifM I -'ole anv siicli '-urn a.-, a
mlUlon dollars," said thf former
treasurer of the Home Ml.vlon Board
of the 0oi}them Baptist <-.,!ivenuon
who wai said by lene auihoriiu- i^i
have obUlned as much aa tligpcyyo.
although the indictments
only $1 '^<t"
Games iietlmed 'o an.>-*er -Aheti
poUce asked turn if iie h>ul t.akfn
any sum from the mission board
funds. He said he would not fight
exteadtttan to the United states.
andvProgress
>inu well is tn-
Not
To the average boy drcss>i _
he more at' ease amor^ hVldldww
studciit.s. hut hi<; prid^ in ^ aflpei^rttBCC^
begets prulf m his \v<>rk.
Our clothev help hovs to dress well with-
out too great expense
OVERCOATS
$10.50 to $27.50
LONG-TROUSKR
SUITS
^JL6.50 to>:^.00
CAPS •
f 1.00 to f 1«75
Well tailored^uaHty BuiTliih Cabazw
diBts. Si/cs 24 to 36.
rnrr.l. $10.50 10 $17.50
W. & J. Wilson
MKN S AND ROYS* CLOTHIERS
1217-l<22i Uovcrnment St SauhUsbed 1S63
Phone 8t» ' ' *
•I.,..- ',,r ..;v- vtre used although
• u ,. induMted that they Tvere
iicn -M^rv 111 ..nlv Iwrt r.i,s(>.s The
dealfi-s (,f foij: -! ^ ' !it'y-flve
*()UH'i! iinii t'.vrii'v e\fn of the
fifty -fi\e babii-j> 'Acn- .ittilbute,! t.)
blunders ol the %tundlng physl- , cituJ^^ '^''.^ -iJJttU "l
niere *iil be a jumt servioe todi
at WUklnsoD Road ehurch at 10
I in when the Sunday .school
or
ai'
dans, the rspeet
Scou Sar'a.lfatort X "alee the command, the
.una fatt Si tiJiSSh erfiSfc of & weml t^r^W.-
WX,T.V, Meetimg
Tlie ?i, iiiMil' meeting i>f the
Rockland Park W.C.T.U will take
plaoe tomorrow at S otiock. at the
home of Mrs. Btfpef* 1064 PrUfOM*
Avenue. TlM report oC tbe eonten-
ttin iMia el OMUtwMk wfft 1^ tlViB.
On terms and it pays
for iiaelf aa h works.
Beatty Washer Store
( nrmnrnnt rFair«eld Building)
Phone 1417
Autumn Values
Yon Can't Afford to Pam Up
220 Only MaminotH MadotuMt Liljr Buiba
at 25c Each
Six
ilv t., f-.tcli ciLstiimer
r..liiiN. ''t'Ml.ir .t«i .ind ^.50, cach
I uhp Bulbs, assoilc<l, S dOt fcf —
DalfodU Balbo, MKnted. 8 doz. ior
CUra Butt, DanPla TnUpe. beddiag
as for
Crocus Bulbs, nssof^ed colora, p<-r MM>
F(>ri'''t N"* Pl,Tnt«5 rr.-nlar 50c p*''
Spring Cabbage i'iants, ^5 fOf ..
Bone Meal, 25 tbs. for
^3.45
.#1.00
.fl.00
I? I .".<»
... a5<
..fl.00
25^
Aetaia, oattra fine bloomt, per doa. .
ClMjuiin II. White or Yellow; 0 hanbhea lor
Oiaat OMieli, per V4-doa. 35f
W. J. Savory Seed & Floral Co., Ltd.
Master Morai Artists
I'honr 10?4
1431 Danglaa St.
bllity of i)av1nsr the extra cost for
provincial bondi, Uic luot price they
SISSvS I obtained beli« 4.42 per cent , never-
' theless. this Ls to be retnrtted. as on
July 23, correspondence ihowl that
sales aiipoared to be posriMe aiound
•'The weakcni'il in.i'k'-' -xrist h In-
tervened fon-^-d ihr \\r,\ !(i
4J3 per cent, or |3.61 per 100 drop
m price slnee Jvtf, to other word*,
i^e paid 0100^ Biere lor the issue
tha^i If the sale taed been made dur-
iMc ' 1^ jvhlch compounded at face
value of interest rate. mS^*
prr rent wmild nMSa HmM^ St
maturity ol issue.
STATB or MABXn
••II 1. not to be construed that
It has depre-
, late.i •iif rondiUon Is entirely due
in t)i(' pie.'.eni -aate <^ the rnoney
nirtrk.i While thr pri.-r .-.brained
at tbe tAine of .saU *a market top
urtoe, as sul)-^enuent ai.-.'^ .^\e
proven, nevertheless tii. -f
the aovenunant on it--
di.sposln« 9i tfcd J»»*e
jii.stifled.
■ }'rrKs rfiuirt.- ^' -^^ * mari-
time pr.^vin. f p.ud .) : * for money,
and Ont.«.ric.. M-.-.r,M- .n thr t.i'P-
don market, paid r> ii8. uid ni.so
III ■flWlWnanrt paid lltUe over I!) per
rent for Ma inonejr. also on the Lon-
don maitet. •n»L5ftee.
obtained for BrtttACotembia
.xecurttieR Shows tlie oeedK « ine
i f ru r ta aUU in » ptlmary
ri,A \ 10 s/'f F/> I f
barks bp.'! ^ k
in keiUii-l., wai! lih.
turn to go on Ui«
t>e wasted at ! 1' i>
Sept. The
. -.iioiind.s when
•,iKi' their
,i y ATC not t.o
111' - t.mc- wlUi
DEATHS OF BABIES
AND MOTHERS HELD
DUE TO BUlNPfcR^
TORONTO .Sept 29 —Tttlai tO
tasic American and Canadian Bjed-
ical colleges for iUlevjed iri.sulHclent
leaching in obstetrics. Pr A M
Mendenhall. of Indlanapoi i 1 1 ' / < 1
before tbe Asieclailnn of obstetri-
cians. Oyusoologmo.end Abdominal
Surgeons, In conv«totlon. that ten
per cent of deatha III obstetrical
cases are difeell|» ttpMiUi to dp-
enit lon.s
Or MnpdfnhHll ta'ed that thlr
ly-Jive per rent of im pra^il'-e of
young doctor , w in thr iieiil nf
obstetrics, and declared thm oi ;v
four per cent of the tcachUi;: '
of the averaee medical course wat,
devoted to this branea of •ot^TT
Continuing his charge, the
speaker declared thai the avaravs
practitioner was- Incapable ot judC-
in« when ohstctrical surgery was
tiecessary. He said that n'/lioufh
the average youn^ iiti.v.^^trian was
deemed capable of i> rfoimlni? or-
dinary operations of tin kind, it
war well known that n^. oh nil in-
ntructicn in ttda branch was minor
in type.
Of finy-ftve cases investifated. It
was reported that Inadequacy Of In-
.struction h,id been shown. The
Qfty-five oi)eraiions had been per-
formed in the home, none hsd u. en
guccesslul. In thirty-nine of the
Increase Your Weight
5 Pouods in 30 Days
Make Yours."lf St-,.nj; Healthy
and Vigoruus at the
Sma Time
THE COLONIST IN NKW VOKK
The Colonist li* deLvend to the ;
principal New Xork^llBflels. on order '
only, by the UBf
Delivery, order
Mall Clerk of
phoned to
•rvl.-.' at 7 :?n Rev Howard ir']
l.tnd wil! conduct both ,>er\'i<-e«
"Now Hiram, the new waitress
a college glrL"
"What of tt, ntf^w? "
He dOBt %sep asking her to par
Ihebollar. IblsalBt
live
P
"I'm surprised to had you, a Scout, in my >>u hard "
n¥ell, I ilw^ for eace, eir. I'd do MfMii s good t
urn.
— Tbs HiuBorUi. L«BS«a.
The first Autumn meetlBC of the
United Church " -■■ hvierial execu-
tive, was held on FYiday aftamooo
at the Metropolitan Church, with
Kra. BOOd in the chair. 1 h<- inisl-
ness was chiefly of a ronllnr ( hai -
acter. The treasurer reported Itiai
flnanoes were In good shape, es-
peehdly amoot the dty churches,
the auxlUartes la the Up>lsland
districu beinf dower hi aoadlng in
their money. Mrs. Ksod expeots to
Kirkham's Grocerteria
7«q 7M YATKS .STKKET
PIICES UMMEIEI IV SELF-IEMKE
kk»'« RiTw Olive*. ' tm^ ^ 2.T«» I /g
NUMIt kn#ai and doctors keve
declared dMieTs mttkktg «Mts ttn
Aspirin to relieve all sorts of acnss
aivl p.iinv I 't l-e jure it it Aspirhi
tlir name I'.ivrr »hould b* CO the
parkaifr, ard r.n taMft. Bsycr
i< ft'iriiMC, ai!(l the w nl ri'llne — in
retl -r. '-ii >■:•■ \ \<. % \ i • ' eo
vLsit these points In the t^ear future
and it ' >p"! 'lial folIfrv^uiK this
there will be scinr tiiii'ilu.. (if in
terest Mrs. <;.-.;;•. i im.i rr-p..r f(t
that the C.OJ.T. work was develop
leg. with a meeting held recenUy at
Vleterla West for the onsnlastlna
of pwHps tbsn. — ^
ported that the
vefV satlsfaetory
J ,k< !r p ".d report* coming
irnti. iMuiife-ers' i<*>cretarle.«i es-
iMc..i.i;\ !:oiTi V'p Inland polnu
BeatUe, the wlsainn band
at Mascot, siiuuld the
ertMBW prove successful,
the bartoi eC the don in the kenneu
win be used to speed the hare hOBie.
A tni.roptione is to be plaoed in
11, e kriiiiei.s to transmit the barks
„' thr <loK. :o ihr track Three OT
lour loud i" -ik. I s will be placed
around »h<- t;.. k. and a.s the bar-'
pasrtri various p >nit - th<^ loud
speakers win be .s'a:'< ^< '>
■tr ^»«*« Bieeas it is iu>pcd thai
the here, tasertae ttie baik of the
dees, wttt go alTUM (iMer to cover
At present he Is chased home by
a man on horseback from the cen-
tre of the track, and al.v> helped on
his war by a screeehlng arcn.
ravioif
I)! HHAM NH .Sept 2fl That
more it-<ii icooon xhitr pitf iree.s
have hrrri piHnt^d t (i , '.rir ^ the
New Hampahire i-U Club toie.ttry
bofe aad fMiJi MUMttnoed by K K
Daiiacilemti, etleailDB forester of
the State tTntvnettgr. la addttlea.
more than .!00 acres Of WepO'lOt
have ii<-eri improved by thinning ,
plaiiMiiB pr'iruriK and rclen- ;nt'
ironi e.ro\ lilr< h ( irM <.;lvrr aur!
brr>n7e prizes will be award'-d h" ■
•Dd flrla wtio have diKtin,iui. '.ed
ta the
By thla time, meet people know
that tht wortdH tm% flesh proaneor
10 MeOoTB CM UteSr mmnet Tbh-
lets.
nUce them for a few weelcs and
the hollows In vour cheeks vour
neck and ' tn ■ ' will .-.oon f\ll out and
whetlier t>e man or uomrin
voiiii ! ' Ol attractive figure and
I'et there" eaeiar ai Juet
a short time.
No ooe wai eaU fOH Maar aajr
more.
tn Meoorf you And a coasMna-
tion of health builders that taring
energy, sttciifth and vlfor and at
the same time pot pounds of good
healthy tle^h on those who are un-
drrwrii'ht
( )Tir und'~r« ' isrtit wnmar, v i . ii
iiiclv n\in Kauw'/i t' o iviijtid . in
t went V I AO <'■■• :«! d d'H-M! ■ !;»■<■
!'i w(>rr> i» ; ^ n iri ,<(>< r fc-t Iigior
McCov takes all Hie rusk— Bead
this ironclad guarantee. If after
tekhif four statir
O^nTood uver
two one dollar boaes any thla. «B'
derwelght man or woauga deasnt
gain at Isasi five pounds sad feel
roinplet.elv mf Isfled with the marked
, 1 f. t>' i .'• I ii 111 I'll v!h' F'\ > I I ne
I iri|« ( '<-. Vanroiivir I >Tua ( o I )*■!
! >riiK irr, dr'iKKl'-t : <4o!oi.r-
i7ed '■<< return Itie purtlia.'.e price.
'Advt I
i
Heating More Homes
Than Any Other
Oil Burner
Deacrvedly Favored on Its Perf omnMice 111
More Than Seventy Thoutand ^
The weight of both proftiiloiiel and public prcfrrni. r ha^
plsic-l W illi.it^i- ()II, 0-MATIC heating in more liotnca
by Car than any other oil burner. For ^lllnl yean it haa
f roved entirely dependhbte and.WtUfdCtdCT*
Now WilUattiV <ngnicer5 oficr still quieter, .simpler and
more economical oil heet in the new, Improved—
MODEL "J" OIL-O-MATIC
New Eflfidtncy— New Bconooy
W. R. MENZIES & Co.
823 Gsiiiiorenl St*
Phm S91t
^OLE AGENTS
•■H !• 1
Willums It Un t sn OlL-O-MATIC*
—iTlff-'
Note These Low Prices
35(
35<
P k 1 M E
LBO Ot
Sprints, tender-.
CLUB STKAlC,
ready ior p^n~~
40c
45c
TENDEKLOIN,
choiee, selected ~
LAMB CHOPS.
vi-:ai. r HOI'S,
Yes.
Wc
Pe^ver !
iNt look at Uic Ijox
I.ibby « Ripe Olive*, > Uxy*.
Shuriff's J'"y Pcwtlfr^, .l i-kts. with dish
Cottam's Bird 5>e<d, ;.kt
lee
Peamea) Bark Bacon, -ilur^t, p«-t iS
nMchar'a Fancy Boiled Han^ slicei^ per iU.
Aunt Dinah MoU»s«^ per tin
Clastic Cleanser. » Has far.
Quick Naptha tea|
pliCa
Hothouse Ripe Tomstnev - r: ha^krt
Choice Aleaander Apple*, « ! t. .r
Siete Ofsa gv^fa^lpr the Sslo of Fndt, Bread, Battcc.
Ol
1
I
(rafMmd tn <
■•8 •»»
Tr-hil. !t li
A«|>i'iv ni**«i. m^ra**
decAe
tj rtalnnMBli^
f r om her
rRoTKsT < ^TTIVK BKAR.H
fi <H I l..^Ni I Me. 8ept » The
i.'n< k \'i-^r* '.f M»lne and New
Hump'hir'' v><rM\\ much lOURhl
nf ' rnrt fir madMde markets
fUllnc stsittons. appear lik<ev to
detraeUona A surprlsinely
el MOW tewlsia caU-
int at tte Matoe PeMMlr taeau.
na- •hey passed by any roadside
enterprise vhere a bear is chained
up ' n th' crmind that roeh con-
tftoooMOt ks cruelty to
i
or nkM rsseM. )aat cowplsteC ea Deeperd A
view of Strsit* N'w itreft o' n-W,
Ver Further Pamcnlait Fhooc Ownex, ^99tBL
NEW ENOL/\ND MARKET
m YATBS tT.
rsrrr suxhay. -septembkr m i9»
Tkere*s a 'Difference
in Cabinet Heaters
,uHi the difference \» Ui]gdy ioside the enameled
labinct.
Before yon thfnk of hu vinjj any caWnet heater.
Iff IIS show yoii SiinftraiTrs fiirfi.i-p fvjK* i a.vf irrtii hr.it
ing unit; its 84-pounr1 tirr pot; its gallon rapatitv water
pan f«»r ihr moiitenifix : if» <hj«t-tight and smok^tifht
I Dfi-^trurtion. Tlicn mhj'M kri(»w why this »u[K"fi<>r
cahinrt heater will heat a ^ to 7 room home, upstairs
and down. And remember. Swnhtam pticet today ar§Sk4
lrr;i'f\t in history
See us today. We're t«ilkmg quality, and price.
CONSERVATIVES
QiANOEPLikNS
Owing to Demand k>r Ac
commodation A n n u a 1
I Gathering Will Be HeU
Al Gltinber of GxnoMNrce
SPttA tn s IH HIM.
BALLOT T4LL\
In view of th<* faet tha' th*- at
Capt. Dewar's New Ship
LOUD MAYOR O f
LONDON EUCTED
SIB KINASTON STl DO ( HOSKN
—tilR HAROLU MOOKK AGAIN
BARELY six months after being "dismiased from hit* nhip" on cHiirgrs
growing out of the famous Royal Oak affair. Captain Kenneth G H
IPF
>f (
_.>cru. . -„ —
Koy^l Oak. atarioned ia dis MsditarrsnMn. Captain Dcwar and Com-
mander Henry M. Daniel, both oflkert aboard the Royal Oak, were found
Dcwar has W*n appointed to command H M S Tiger. The Royal Oak .if
t/^rtnnre at thr nnnKal mf"Hnc of | ''''»<:h »ome of the British newspaper* at the
thp V)rf/.ri:i c..!) -prvaiMo ^s.«>< lH 1 ''''^ <><•*'■ "•*••*• -*?"?!'<»^ ccntrad abowt a^ dance aboard the
flop proniix-v 1(1 o 1hi (.'•■_ tji,
ltiM'>f.(j of hold n hp triti,»-rin^ nfKuilty, after a court-martial of conduct tubverefve to discipline, and
' ( rdsrad ftpcimanded and dismissed from their ship.
thp room.-i ol the .'l-; (■< U':i C'lni,)
bell Building, aa at llrtit annouiucd.
M has been decided to ch.-ir\ge to
tha audllarltim of the Chamber of
cXMiinicrMa
The meatlnc win be bald en the
f vfiimt; of Thiirsdav. The main
bu.sinr; - of ' ni : itl-'M mt' wiU be
Iht' clfctidi! it iiftliii.^ !mi llic fn-
Miit.i; \i'ai r'h' i M:iir k.Ii) 'h 'nken
hv ihi' iirt'M'lci'i W'. !• C KllK. •
t.ifrr IS .ihi.i'v ciin irtirahlc i
t:ni(' (K-( \ipi('(l in Hip .niinti' « -if ' '
the t.Hilot.s. It ha.s br.M, ,,rr!inp,f>d WII.I, <i() TO fAMFORMA TO
that the time shall be employed by
Ham la abewn
Captain Dcwar and his new command.
JESSIE OARK
TOBEWIINESS
.m-f. Iidl Hllfr-liiiii illllTlfiiiTllJilllliMiiijiiaMfl
HARDWARE AND PT.TJMRING SUPPLIES
Successors to 1 he llitiviiuii i>e Hanlware Cuuipaiiy, Ltd.
546 YATS8 8TRBBT
haarteg spaachas, and bjr a pro-
fffaauea or mnale. ate.
Hon. 8. F. ToUnle. Premier of the
province, and the menbers-clect for
(hr city In the LrRlsbture hnsf
brrn asiced to b." pri^sent at thr
nipf'tini?. and takp ii.uf In tho pro-
CPortin? I ;ii I ; '' ■ ' li- n
m'lU be an ore lies 'it p'^.im' wuI
Mr. Bruce Hamllt-";i i . m ■ w
1st. who has recently -irrived ii. the
rity. will also kate part la the pro-
gratnire.
''What do you think al Umm
dratrtavt T»H me fraaklr.''
cannot tell you frankly be-
eauae jrpa aia blgier than J
.•tilencr t/Klay t* WUtOB thia an-
nounreniPiit
Mi.vs t.'lark. whu rr-niain.^ lii ludm^'
hpre undtr ["""vniriiil pulici pm
l4'< tioM. wu.s in < orifcrencf !iK).iy
*Uli J li Qiiinn and AHmt! Ki-lh
H.vfT.sulP Cal . poll! f unii lal.s
Reports that Northcott might
watva axtraditlaa eonttouad In clr-
culatJan taolght. but laekad any ott-
ctal f faiflriaaUiMi.
oiVK ►\1DEN< K IN BtUB- , have found a lot of avidenca
DKR FARM t ASB and wc have a clear case a»r«ln.it
him," Quiiin ,* (I 'li'iti ..i.r'fT ()/
Northiotl Rumored to Abandon Southern Couni ( iiif . iua u i ,,t
right \R:Un^*l Kstnuimaa- NdTthrritt ukIhv
Mather Arrested . NOKTUCOTl~i> MOTIILK
' CALOARY, Sept 20.— Mr.s Ixjuusa
V.A\( ■< irvrni y^i-v- .Jrs^-.p Northrott !>v |).>li(-f lirrr t:n
Clark, girl ol mastery and key wit- ' ''"^''^ ■V"""' " ''^^''^^'^
ness in tha Hartheott ease, wfll r» t« ^^^^ ^^^^^^
California to tr I if V HKHinM ciardnr, ,,,^,1 ^j^^ rearrested a few
Stav^ Nortfacott and his mother nmurr.. luipr on a warrant which
Ifta. Ltnilsa Northoott. charted in ' Am. ncan Comnl handed
RHM^vlde with slajrUv four young ^'i"^^ of Prooaad-
boyt; bn their chicken ranch FVom tags to extrsdtta Mra. Hertheett wUl
her hiding plan V ui iiv. r n nr ty"* Inunadlately and she will
taen-^War-old Mlv, CUrU broke her ^ WOUfht before a judge of the
Supreme Cour' \for"--
Crhlef Ritchie
Alderman lndien<tnt Hrcauv Wllh-
4T%m»i Mi4d«' rubltr Refore
Tbeir Approval (jiivea
(iONDON. Sept. Sir Klnaston
Btudd was elected Lord Mayor of
1,(iih1<>ii t(Klri>
I IIP rlpf tioii \*a,. marked ti\ whsf
wptr d '.scnbi-d ,is I x'r iordinarv
.s<»nc.s dl ihc- Hh.semt)l', n( lilerymen
nt thr anciPii: (.'uilds ol the OMtf af
London at Die (iiuld Hall
8lr Harold Moorp *h.n l!ic l.nid-
Ing candidate last year but with-
draw shortly Ufore the election,
fflvinc as his reaaon bustiwai ailsan'*
cie« He was the senior eandtdata
this vPiir
\Shcn Coniriioii .St't-Rpunt Sir
H(ni\ Dickrns .s< ii ol Itir faiiioiis
no\t l;.>l. called Sir Harold 6 name
'V a.s graelad vlth cflai at Haver.
tipver ■
The name ol Sir Kiiut Mori was
greeted with cries of "All. aU."
Then the name of Sir
Kllllck. the third eanrtlrtata.
greeted with criaa of "Next year."
The electkm of the Lord Mayor Is
' iis'jrtllv a formal proceeding and to-
da\ ■ I II' on V '11 ' II 'I :;t ! aillon I'l |mss.
;ric 1 II .sii Harrid Mnotc r: lUr tirst
I ; ' 1 11,11 if ,t ■ kli'H 111 furt ^ VIM'
II i.s .satd thai ;hi wa.s due to
[Sir Harold > wiri ud st.ep a fori
night aso. of saying he would stand
aatda a good ipertHnan" to favor
of Sir KInaafinn, who la his senior
In age by twenty years, but his
Jiinlfir ,1 1 I .o'mI, . ticm;
ALUfcUMLN IN AUM.>
The digntflad city aldtfmen later
Issued a statement saytoc that Sir
HeroM imA laaoad hia atatsaaant
without thair approval and that If
he wished to withdraw his nomina-
tion he must rao/l^n jtia poaitiaB fa
or $2,8^^ youcan bi^a
STUDEBMKER
PEESIPENT EIGHT
CANADA HAS NOW
PARIS MINISTER
Hon. IMiilippr Ro> I'rcM-nK ( reden-
tials to French President as
Minister
.«<peed proved Uy
30,000 MMIES in 26,326 MINUTES
You can experience the thrill of <lriv -
itlflf a car Men I i( al lliosr uliirli
'Him llii-i a Ilia /.i n^:; \i< l<ir\ o\r!- limr
and <1 i I a II <T . lor IIm- I'rcs kI «• ii t
F.i^hl roadslrrs aiui •^rdaiis wliii li
Iiiadr I lie }.'r«';i I I rj-roril in llir hi'--
torv of t ra n«i|tor I it I ion >*«'rr < lio-«Mt
al raniloin from llie I ndehaJier
•euili|> line by A. A. A. offieUdb.
\t Vtlanlu < ilv '^pmlvsaA I lu'^*- foi j r
fkliininK-ii' v* I*r«'Hi«h«nl l.ii;lil«<, lln ir
mill or** *-«a Ird li\ I hr \. \. \..huu;i^
i<i«'-oprn into an or«iral "^in li an no
car** vwT {inrt\ liffore. For 19 days
Atid 18 ni^hl.M lln- I u <i roatKiers aver-
•§ed better than 6ft m ilea per bouTt ike
Hr<Iaii«< 61. 1 ") and tn ilr- |mi hour!
\n> onr of lhr-.r lour ^ I 1 1 ( I «• l>a U e-r
Prr-idenl^ mii:ht jti-^l < .i^ih. havf*
hrrn \onr nrw c .« i . Itnt for |njr"«"
• h a n« •• I In \ 1 1 1 1 1« I 1 1 .! \ i bccu 8CUl lO
8U1I1C btudebakcr dealer.
I h«'r« '>* a in \ '"fndi haKi i l*r« sMlrrit
l.io:lit >4rdan al (fl.mU ol it '. 895
^* 11 i I i n for \ o 1 1 to < o n i ; 1 1 . i n c I its
pov^rr I rom lh» ltl'< lH>r-r-
( I o M f • r motor to 1 h « • \ i I \ « I - in 1 1 1 . i,' I » a 1
lieariiig ''f»rin«: ^lia« U h — uii exeiu*
Sludebaktr l< a l n r«- i t liKf^
the four record-breaking JVcMdcnla
as the lour rornerx of a square I
in and drive it MOWl
PAHIS, Sept M.— DtEdonatle te-
latloQa between Canada and France
were eitabllshad today when Hon.
Fhllllpe Roy. who has served the
Dominion fur nmrp than .'-pvpniecri
years a.s ( 'i iii-.iii i - ,i( .n<-i ( Venc al m
I'arjv iircNPiiied ■ ; rdi iil lai. t(i
Prp.-,l(lfiu 1 )()iinir: K wt ami b.-. .unr
Canada -, Mini aer FMenipi .[,.1,1 1;, ; .,
atid f;iim)v Kxiraoidinary lo t»ie
Fri-nr-^ kcp)iit)l;(
Mr Rii\ IS Canada .< seCOnd dip-
'"'iiai lo bp aci rcditfd bV HlS
Mail .si > Kini; Ueorge V to a linalgB
pou'-r. ;h>< first belx« HoA. VtaMent
Massey. who bacama Idlnlater to the
Uhltad States early In IWI.
Today's earamony was htid In the
histarte Chateau da RambOMlUat. the
Summer PiBldaBoa of tha Wnoch^
President. |
Mr. R>'\ ua'- ar.V):i,(,ji!...-d 'Iip
chatea.i ()•, M ,],. Fi,ii!,u„.,,.. v\iii.v,.
OflTlClal duties lUrluU,. ,,,TfK!.|, -
tlon nf (iipiijtiia: t,, \\„ . ;,ief ex-
'■ f'a.MOK fliiMLKh 'fie room
ivhr:e ( iiarw-- X mnetj abdlca-
tll.I: \I (Ic h'oUIJUlf-l Hoy
were rp( pived by President 'do«-
mergiie An envelope. • hiohfls by
5 inchM. bearlnc on its hack the
Great Seal Oanada. and contain-
ing the royat credentials u .v ni, :,
gwded to tha President an.i Mr
SW^baoame qualified to takr tus
cartSsrifs^
WamUiM Against
FonuFireB ItMued
w 1 1 h conditions exceadlMly
hazardous In the Southern Interior
pf the oroMnrP. the forestry branch
of the Lands Department has i.s.-njrd
a w»mlnf to hunters and others
are in the woods, to cxrrrlsr
the freatest care to avoid the sn-
aldermnn
All I^indon has be^n asking what
the row at Guild Hall bus bcpn
about, but it l.s ilc< lared lii.i' Ls
nothing more serious than that the
city fathers are taking considerable
umbraca at irtiat they consider a
sKffht to the ditnlty of the historle
ofnce. The situation is stlU un-
^et tied -for Rlr Harold, although he
has twite ;(ie,tep[)pd the Mansion
House and ducked the tilsfortc robes
of his hiph f>fn' e -inre he has
Stated tiia! 'le ,ii»-- iiof intend re-
signing a-< Mlili niian he lUMinWUtbt
senior candidate next year.
His opponents who today rriod
"never" at the mentioning of his
candidacy presumably are preparing
to oppose his entartng the Manalon
H use In IBW.
May or in \hn
Says Offrr Made
As Bribe to Him
VANcorvi'lc Sept 29 —Claim
that i.e !i,i<i t"--! "JT'T.i a ■■t)nl)p"
in the '.tiape ■ .1 i- ::a r;i 11' ''ed inroiiie
for ten year> if In .viiild 'j,i'N<liau
from the mayoralty race wa - maile
by KCayor Louis b. Taylor r
ro.irse of an election address l-Yiday
- When I came out of tha hoq[>ltal,"
said Mayor Taylor, "a rloh man
eame to see me at ray apartman^
and be represented other rMi men—
and t4Md me that If I w6uld drop out
of the election fight a certain group
would Ruarantee me $4JM0 a year
for tlip next ten years
"I t(>ld hini F had w\ 11 ...i > . , •
self out In my life hihI I .i.ii n it
propose to lake bribes iiiiu And
Uiat was not the only otier. There
was a second one." added the Mayor.
MercoUjwti ax
Keeps Skin Young
Unf of fires
Rain Is
iTrnKn\KER'S FOUR NEW LI NFS
The Erskine |1395 to S166j
The DIetator 2245 to 2MS
The Commander „ 2595 to 2795
The President Eight 2*95 to 4020
CMIIvrrrd kt Vlcton». full; rqul»p«S. iBSltlSiae tirdraulU shock
afciwSais 0* all
4l
reported in the Northern
coastal districts, bui ihr weather
o^-er the balsnrp of the provUice
hs,s hc^n varm. mth cool nights.
Due to the unusual drynem. dan-
ger from sua axlats In open country
with soutiiam expoaure. where con-
dlttons are hazardous from noon
untU wnset. '
An increase of twenty-five per
cent In forest fires reported In Brit-
ish Columbia this vear. a.s eom-
pared with 1927 is shown in the
weekly report of the .irovlncial for-
e fr\ rrvlce To 1.578 nr^S
ha\ r been reported this year,
paired mth 1^ «t the
In 1927.
Remove all blemUhrn iind f*i»roli>r»tion»
by rxiularlT uslnc purr m*rcolls«tf wax
Oet an ounc« St anr dms uter*. and •■•
an dirMtcd no*. alasMt lavlslSI* sar>
iirlek of aaed akia SMl oH until aU S*-
fecif. lurh vImplM. Mver tpoti. tan.
frrrklfn »n»1 l»r«» r»or»« ti»vr 6^mv^>'»rr>^
Skin .ft h'jiul fully rl*»r nofi »n/1 \rl\..l.
and far.r look* rear* raunarr Marcoliaed
wai brinas mtt Um feMdra kaautr T*
•■irlUr r«Mw* vHaklaa aad aa« Mm*, imw
lata fsM IsUsn: I eaaee Modared sexsuw
aad I half vtnt wiiak haari. (Advt )
Evening Fashions
for the Press Ball
AT. I Ht tMPRtSS HOi LL
Friday, October S
Crmiti&n$ of Chmrm mid VenaUlUy
.More than c*vcr eiuliaiitiii^ and lovely arc this aeason's
modes. The types of j^nwns and the faahiona to be found
in "C'ampltrirs" eicpoaition give everyone schsaee to look
her loveliest.
I'Or the .slender, perfectly sophisticated woman there are
^o-wns of satin or velvet made with fluid claask lines. For
the xoiitij^ ii'\r\, or fur the tnilv feminine type of wom.ui.
niiKlit lie rccomtnended Uic charmin|f romsntteally Ixmf-
funt tulle or taffeta dres.s or one of fioatin|f chiffon. .\nd
vNh.'itever type she is. a woman cannot but enjoy llio » hu
.Mill jL;l<>rionsnc<^<; of the cire sstina and chatfo^l tliat are
a part of tlii.s collection.
Accessories for Epenitig
Wear
Show the Frmnch In/luenem
l"rer|iicntly "accessories" are inferred to St ''those fittlc
details of dress." Hut the Pariidennes stronfi^ly sad ri^l tl
hclievc th.-jf it i^ the "little tlfinjjs" th.nt ronttt. e^perialK
Ml rnnUinn tlie CNciiin;.; v!"^" Here at C'anipJicH .s" you
will find dress accessories that the lesdhic eoulitriera ia
I'aris have endorsed «a "chic."
\Vc h.i\f just r(s.rnf.I 111 time for the Press Ball S bran-
tiful .shipment «>f Flowcr.s fjotn I'Vanee. Their loveliness
and marvellous colors we cannot begin to describe — drop
in and see theae on Monday.
HOSIERY AND OLDVES— Roth the%e items eall for
rarcfiil < hriosin^^. rs|)rrial!\ for r\ rninjT weir, .irul, ns vmu
know, for many \cars wc have enjoyed fame in our glove
and hosiery sections^
Loiifc
Experience
Succeaa
Assured
This Life! I STRAIN'S
J
Pr»aiil»nt
SMian •»ith arttUerr
« tj.oa> Regular Sadan
iJ.aav oaUvsrad at TisMna, lalii
Jameson Motors
Limited
Diatributors for Studehaker and Enlda« fsr
.......J, Vancouver Island
PHONB »4« T40 BROUOHTON IT.
IHRdr in €a«ii da
WOOD M
$il.00
9wt CWd
rMON.
e.oa
SMSMfT 111'
nti o»t 1 s 1
Ho-hirm wt>*Ti tow rrtnvtd^r
'htncK. life doesn't aeem so sttmrg
aftar al. Naltaar a ban. in tact.
Victoria
H.tf. UM
Oil SPECIALTY
Fomittire Moved, Crsted
BUNGALOW
C^r\r Idock south of < );ik I'.ay cai line, btandinR in .
w cll-.*tocked jfardcn. threat variety of roses aim
flowers, also bearing fruit trees. There is a full
rement hasement willi v\ash tuliv. fnrn.Ti-r and store-
rooms, larjic .sunrooin. Iiniii;; ^oom^ with open fire-
place and built-in efTects. dininf;-room, buffet.
It- hen. pantrv. l>ark veranda, two I.ir^^c ■^tmnv licd
looms and two linen closets, balhrootn with the best
'if porcelain fixtures. Owner lssvin;;r. offera at
fa,600: or with furniture 98,000
Overlooking Lake
\'i\r arrc^, iin ImiIih^,' one nrrr in fruit and vegCtshlc!!
in full bearing and Al condition, balance park land.
Well constructed six-room residence, city virnffr fn
electric li^ht avftitable, gara-r and chicken
Price, includinf furniture and chickeiia^^.4^(N>U
Ddggd^c Qoigs H II & C LtfL
Company I k a' a i<id.t s-* hsswi w.n e
Pbooa ti
^ . , ; . Awf r, A-
^ Broad btrcet
pool Cars for Prairies and
A 11 Points East
We Can Save Yo« Time and
Moaey. I^argest Vana in
the City
Phones 2S05 and 2506
SIO Fort Street
•A $2,500 CUTi
■ Man i./rp Mi.t'lf Ml tlir p'KC of .in att'^rfi^r -even ri-omed ^
Ili iiTic 'A 1 ii thrrr l.catjtifuUy arranged lots ofi a forfiet m ■
ne f tie i.e.t retideiitial <natrietA in the ritv |
•'■en Mi.t'lf Ml tlir p'HC of .in a;t'arfii,r -even ri-omed
'A 1 ii thrrr l.catjtifuUy arranged lots ofi a forfiet m
if ti e i.e.t retideiitial <ffaCriet4 ifi the citv.
I Was I10.UUU. .\ow ^NMMMI^*'^ I*
I PEMBERTON & SON |
PMoiri in e25 Forr sTj
4
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B C . SI NDAN , SFJ' TI' M r.LK M). 1«<J8
Daily Colonist
PrlnUng and PubUcblnf CoapMij.
limited Llabtil^
JL L. TMt, Busineu IfimfV
:riptU)n Rate's by Carrn-r and by Mall In DLstxicU
ConMfuous to VjtetorU, 6erv«l by Cglaoto(
TMTto w - iiaiw
IContttr i w
9BbiCrt>^r!t In (jrdprtnK chari|{f> of addrr-^s Khtiiild be
ptfttcuUir to give both old and new addre««.
SBbf riptlen IUt« bjr iteU:
tiB Oifwda, Chwt Britala tb* VaUad SIMM and
lAdrieo. txccpt liWiiuto M •kow:
Tiplj ..-WOO
lUlf- Yearly 3 00
Qiinrt<Tly - 1 M
All »UtMcnptliin mips imvHhlr In advAnce. Mail sub
MMflktn MV regu*-!>ted to inakr all r'-nutlMMt 4lnct
to The Daily ColonUt
WSBAT tnPMDm YIA WiCVOBIA
An official of the (Juiiadluii Nalional HaiiAays
reethtay Tlaltlng here, in commentlnf on tlx
provLslon of llie new clf'vator at thi' Of^'don Point
piers, said that It now rested with the peopU- of
thli e<»unanltT to see that the elerator was
supplied with gTfit" Hp did not exphiin whiil thf
people were to do, but ll is certtiixi thai etloit^i
must be exerelaed if the eliiwiimr U not to li«
Idle likp a .similar farilitv did at Hrilifax for y."
long. The local elevator hui, been largely fmantt d
bf tiM p«opl» of Vlcterla. e;o f ar M we kaow
19 to th-' prpsfiit, the City CoUBCll, whirh is
tlM iBteresteU party on behalf of the citizeiKs.
hM BMdo no awvo In the dlreetlon of seeing
what OMI bo dona ^'^ prMnvitp thr mnvornrnt of
grain itUpaODta bj the Victoria route. It seems
to vi that this la lorgtiy a mattor of an arranse-
mrnt -.vith fiip wh.M' P'.mIs I'f .Mh.-rta and Sas-
katchewaii. It is a question of enlMlAg thr
sympathy of those Pools In the development ni
tlie t rups!)' T* :it ion of tho pnx-liirf through thi.s
poft. Without that sympathy th§ railway com
11'! u> r aoOitnR
This mttic^ of interesting the Wheal I'ooLs of
AlMtta and Saskatchewan is one In which the
'■ity Coun.-r :,hniild haW SOmn part.- Probably
that is what the Canadian National official
ma«Dt by Bit suggestion that 4h« fiMrtlOD of
grain shipments needrd soni' < !T .ri on bahaU
of the people b^e. The elevator is praetleftUy
complete. The netrt step is to provide the Alp
ments and to .u r ,iii;.',r o ! ti po.sMhir th.l1
the facility will b<' used continuously and Uh
shipping provided n Kularly to take cansoes of
wheat from this port. The problem of ship
ping depends to some extent on the return
cargoes which can be brought to British Co-
lumbia ports, and it will be all the mor<> o.i.sv of
Bolutio!! if those cargoes ara destined to Vancou-
ver Lsi.uid. so that the ships which load wheat
here do not have to go to Vancouver and pay
(he harbor dues at that port. The fact that an
elevator is now In existence here does not mean
that the wheat to fill it will be supplied auto
n-ir\t1rally Just bermiso is available. There i.s
a good deal of spade wuik still to be done, and
undoubtedly, as a guarantor of the elevator, thr
nty Council ha.n future and mn.st important
duties in doing everythmg that lies in its power
to m thattha midertaklnt la a flsaaalal inceaaa.
Kei.'wek-, I...;, done a wise t'lim: i'- nirriin!: a
blow at the lobbyists Who Infe^it lU Legi^iiatuie
In other Legislatures aa waU thay aooMtnto one
of the banes of the lives of |)olltlclans. are
a pest over which the Speaker of any LcglAiture
should have eontxol and legislation to prevent
> I I annoyances Should not be necessary In
Kentucky there is an anti-lobbyist law. Under It
fines of $250 each have been imposed on eitfht
man accuse(i of '•■.una: "O f^"•r of the
T-ower House of the Kentucky LcgisUture without
permission and speaktn^r to the members at their
de.sks Lobbyists ' ^ ' r the purpose of in-
f u. neiriR legislation lur the benefit of their prl-
viiU; intere.sts. They often exist With a view to
iniUienclns: govern me ntal legislation, and where
In they exist at all they involve adhesion to the
doctrine that a legislator Is open to cajolery, or
even to bribery.
We have had a movement in this province
recently to get the Union of B.C. Municipalities
to raise a fund so that it could establish a repre-
sentative, or representatives, to influence muni-
cipal legislation, or related statutes, in our Pro-
vtnalal Legislature. Such representative, or rep-
resentatlve.s. would be Indulging In Uie practice
of lobbying and ron.scquently rnaklng themselve.s
iiiilsaneea to the elected representatives of th(
peop!'- It l.-^ ev Mv tt,<' .same When a munlri
paiity or a prlvaU- eumpany sends Its enixs-sancs
to "bvttoohole membera of the Legislature in the
l orrtdorr^ and rndeavor to Influener their votes
on matters up for discussion. The practice ol
lobbying should be aboUahed. It la opposed to
th«» idea nf representative government It re-
tards the wheels of leglslativt enactment and
pula legislators in the light of wealherfiwki who
may be blovm hither and thither by the vajrrant
winds of embattled opinions. The most serious
angle of lobbying la thai Ik iMa before aosr been
utilized for the purpose of bribery The possi-
bility of this should be removed altogether. In
wl)it Kentucky has done there la a li«oo for
tbg Leglalatttre of thla province.
Interest aroused in diXfe^nt
parts of the world over the eablad dlapat^ea
,,:iiit!: n; V- ofr.ssor F. O. Donnan's ;u! 'r.\ ,
before the aritiali Aaaociatlon on "The Mystery
"of Ufe." PiBibiBi' bonnan was <|MDlad as aiy-
ms i : hVknuty (lid sav. that the FtiRlish
phy&iui(jgut, Mr. A. V. Hill, was on the eve oi a
dtaeovery of **aatowQdteg importanea.* Appar-
. nllv the impreealon he gave wa.s that Mr. Hill
was on the polbt of ascertaining how to create
life. TTils waa promptly dented by Ifr. Bin him-
self .(.Mil II is nn' . !■ . "i ir hr lia.s ni.tdr c.,
advances over previuoii uivestigators, who, at tii<
are merely abnteg at the creation of syn
Ufa. Bare li what Pmfr.-.sor Dmmar. .said
12 you deprive the Uving cell ui oxvKen or
food It dies and begins at onee to ro to ptpce.s
Why L» thli*'' U ti.itis -':u;.i,' '. i" - rtieatom*
and the molecules and loiw are still there
Myerhoff has shown that the enencT eoQtedBt of
1 vlng protein is no greater thar that of dead
•teln Has wime gliostly 'entelechy. or vital
ipuiae, escaped unobservwl* Now. i* i.h ju.si
here, at the very gate betw^'^n ;;fp a. id death.
that the KTiRil.sh phydolnRlM . A V HIU. i.-* on thr
«ve of a discovery of astounding importance, if
j4i^aaA M baft aoi alreadf nMI* IL it apvears
from his work on non-maduUated nerve cells and
on muscle that the organliad stniebBre of tiMse
celLs 18 chemodynamic structure, which supplies
oxygen, and therefore ovlde, to preserve it. The
orKanisatioR. the BMdecular stmetvre. Is ahrays
tending to run down, to approach biochemical
chaos and disorganisation. It requires constant
oxidisation to preserve the peculiar organisation
or organized molecular structure of the life of a
living cen. The life machine is therefore toUlly
unlike other ordinary mechanical maehteee."
There is but little In the foregoing to .suggest
that the joystery of life is any nearer solution
than it ever waa. The study of life and Ita origin
i.s perhap.s ttie Kreule.st .study of all The under
standing ol the phenomena oX life would be,
in Professor Donnan's opinion, "the crowning
glory of .seieiiee '• It i.s, at all events as yet, ex-
ceedingly doubtful 11 the application of the facts
and laws of ptiysioa and Chemistry to the ele-
mentary plieiiomena of life will lead to an undcr-
btandiiiK of the origin of life. They may explain
how iite is svistalned and how death is caused,
but a.s vet seiciice hai nut even stormed the outer
works oi the clUdal of the mystery of life.
Note and Comment
Br Jt B. S.
Many people have expressed
aStsaMhmeot at the phenomenal
irrowth of Vancouver. A few of
Lht many paeple we aAtoniahed
not only by «liat tlwy saw. bol by
what they did not see In Vancouver
rhey a»w the IntenM buiUness
aetlvlty wtakh Is an nmsatkm el-
rapid growth, but they could not
3ee wbat Vancouver wa» ieediog
on te make her «fow se grsal
Probably that wa.s because tlicy
rould not see far enough. They
tould not look through the moun-
lalaa nor aerass Uw waters of the
Padgs Oecan
maintaltui that hr u. Just as "gocd"
a ChrtsUaa. aaM poasltalir a Utile
better man. than some of the min-
isters of grace who are aiUcking
him. The asinleters ef dSum say
"by their works ye ^^lHll kno*
them." It i« not wbat one of the
gallant charaelers of Robert UbuIb
Stevenson called "a bonnie fecht,"*
(or It will not be fought according
to the conventional rules, and there
■Miy be aaakbag wounds after it
Is over In the meantime it is safe
Educiatiomr*-^Samm ~
ReeemmendaiiQnM
ARTtCt« V
By uaMPKE AVAMTX
to assume that there is nut a lllUe
isl Che
purlieu.s of Vancouver s underworld
We 4Mli tafcAt^ fiiiM>gsef the
Survey fUgfiUMVmiiri as « working
basis for readjustments mndiflra
tionii. and reforms ui iMe achat)!
rnrncula
Deahnt; wilh Public School edu-
'■•»iu>ii (i,st. wr are at eiMe cen
fronted with the fact, that although
and the (tafinitely recoaaneoded to the sur-
0^ ^'^ .
ooft or LBAOVB jor N Axiom
Ihe League ol Niftloua IS HOW COStinj? upwards
of $5,000,000 per annum and the annual outlay
l.s constantly in( rea.slng The budget has become
a mailer ul acute interest and two motions were
mtrodueed at a recent committee meeting for
reductions One wanted a reduction of $200,000
for the ycui , another was to fix the annual
budget permanently at $5,000,000. The reasons
f.ir the i^rowing expenditures were esplfttned by
Sir Eric urummond. the Secretary-General.
They have arisen under direct or implied instruc-
tions from the Assembly or the Council A thirty
per cent lucrca... m expenditure has occurred
Since 1924, due to the outlays on behalf of the
Labor offlf e the Hague Court and the Increased
nmber of conferences annually. Sir Eric says
the League is a growing organism and he does
not think • Is possible to stabilise lU annual
expenditure.
The truth of Ibe matter, according to a London
eorrespondent. Is that both the Assembly
and the Council have got into the habit of light-
heartedly anthertadng inquiries and investigations
and coniiTu , i >n.s of all .sorLs without there being
any imniediale check on the expenses unvolved."
It Is noteworthy that the Increase in expenditure,
as shown by the budget of 192R i^-n , , i f>no 000
gold francs. This is accounlcU lot by a new
central opium bbard, a eooferenee on the codi-
fleatli.in of nil ernaf I'mal law, a tran.sit section for
the collection of information, economic confer-
eneee and world conaaqneBtlal thereon. What
t:,,.., b. ..-1 ri. ri'- is to pa.s.s a resolution advocating
stringent economy" in all committees of the
Aiaembly befoiti fneh undertaklAii are au-
tborlaed.
Tin- IV t' tithe r
Meteorological Office, vu uoria. B.C, at 8 pan., tiep-
e, im
V: o.rM -
"■< ;i i liiinio — —
\ .vN''*ni\ t-r
1\ ,inilo<>p.s
H.tikerville
£stevan Point
Prince Itapsrt
Dawson
Seattle
Portland
.San PYancisco
.Spuk.nie
I .Mit;ples —
I't'tii 1' ion
Vernon
At
Grand Forks
Nelson
Cranbrodk
Calgary - —
EdnidiiKni
hwill C'urreuL . .
Prince Albert
Qu'AppeUe —
lum llin. Max.
4ft 16
50 60
52 64
4ti 66
jOft
.so
44
40
»4
51
N
48
64
4 !
4.t
.tJ
38
38
22
42
«a
26
40
.It)
.56
42
62
66
•6
76
86
73
r.9
71
b9
62
70
74
•0
82
78
78
-.12 72
FOriKCASTS
Vletoriii an<l Vnmiiy Light to moderate Winds;
generally fair and mild.
Vancouver and Vicinity Ught to moderate winds;
gWMraHy fair aoi mii'i
SATURDAY
Maximum . 88
Mintnn — .....^ ... ... 2
Minimum on the grass 47
Bright sunshine 4 hours 30 mtntitea.
Oaneral state -.'ir a.m:! .: '*it
8 PJkL WEATIUJI a£JPOB1S
▼jctwls BsroiBelBr. 20M; wtod. M, 4 miles; hdr.
vauuiaiisi ■arsMSisr, 2ftJti wlnft. BM, 4 a»»es;
^^^kamlem-aaraoNlar M wML
lair.
i'.i»rkLin>mg Baiuawlsr, 21.74: utad. MM^ to
r-.iuiiMK
was a time too when «e
were puzzled to account lor the
rapid Krowth ol Vancouver, But
we have solved the puasle. The
growth of Vi»nrouvrr has been
aniaiung l>ecaiu>e no city In the
woiM has been so widely advar-
tl.sed yir Herbert Holt, a shrewd
observer as well aa a man of wide
vlsloh, lately paid a visit to Van-
(ouver. and immediatdy he arrived
back in the East he railed ,n a
newspaper man and told huu for
roblleatkm that Vanoeuver was
destined before the passasre nf manv
years to become the second city ol
Canada. There was nothlnt'^w^
iif:\ ir; '*),,' : '; r Mi rhc--! s:i:t\ Al-
most evtrybody of confiequeocc who
has Vlsieed ▼aneoov«> wlthte the
last few years has said the same
thing, although few of them have
been quite so opUji{lstic as Sir Her-
bert It pays eltlas as w«ll as In-
stttuMoas to advertise,
« • •
We know ttasea aia jaaay^pas^
In Vancouver who t>elleve that any
kind of advertising i& better than
n6 advertlstnt at aB. WO are sore
there is a' lea-st nnr newspaper in
Vancouver which believes that too.
If rellfrton and polities win net
mix i r aiil frime aeem to have
mUed very effectively during the
past year or two, and the resultr
has been world-wide pubftdty of
R dubious kind for Vancouver.
The criminal and vicious elements
cf the popwlatteii of the elty appear
t'> hi f> increased and multiplied
as fust at least as the law-observing
and oed-feartag dements. The
r 4 L. ure organised and doing
an active business "TTie enter-
prising burglar Is a • burn ling ' every
night and the hold-up man '•is
ooeuf^^ in crime" The police
force is disorganised and u not a
tenror to eeO-deers. The evU of
pellce dteorgantaatlon appears to
have affected even normaUy law-
aMding citleens. swdi as the drivers
of motor ears, for It is a slack day
in Vancouver when one or two per
sens are not knocked down by cal .^,
"Q" BOAT STORIES
TOlft BY CAPTAIN
Commander of Myntery
Wrtte» Ili.Htory uf Fluhtis
. With HabmaHnw
BAMXA AOTEN. VXL
Mai
On paj^e
til c I 1' 'I, w .
Sta.iM :>
written b>
i'l'i Die rirst In-
Captain Harold Auicu.
vev. and supported by p;.venologlcal
.md phvslolepicil resran h a.v e.vsen-
M lUv •.•iru- 111 :hpor^ and .'-ub.slan
iih1!v ■■oiuid ;n |)iartue the 6-3-:i
plan lit edu(.iil(Jii 1 >• ,;x veais ii
elemcnrarv thiee in jumor high,
and three in .senior high school,
technical or other, has not vet oome
Into being in Victoria. True, some
innovations in the Kubject -matter
ShipN I o' public school eunicuhim have
I been made p-tnu ulnrh alons tiip
line of laia.'un>r"s hikI inu^n' aoprr
<-i:i'.iin but wortlix' of
.'peet theM- (fTiirt.s lu.w he th-y do
not mi'Pl ihf point I hev ure «
eompromi.se Iwtween the Survey
rri omriendntlon on the one hand,
anr the conditions aiMl praludloes
of VictorU on the other. Vletarla's
present position I9 leMftd to Junior
hlKh school reoomrflRMktloh, may
perhaps li • sm-t Varlv set nefore
the publi' in Ih" form of a parable
A ee'-tem cian having siuiimoned
a --tK'r! .Us! pins'etan to rxaniine
'll-- ;i-;<-r:» Willi i;-(pjreiit in
lerf. I 10 the do< tor s advice r^gard-
ne the reces.eitv fo" change of
I nr^e ^cen*MTr and diet On the
depart4ire of the dootor. howevar,
he takes no stenc to carry e«t ttie
latfer's prescription, but leaves the
ehlld in the chanre of t..he same
nurse and confined to the same
room The nurse nottpc the rapid
P'rowfh f)'' I AC r hiM inr-r-<..\sf»<j j^ls
dally -1 1 >"n of , , . , p)p_
ete .\nd prcmpled bv t,hc rnemorv
' ' the doetorN prescription, tirges
the Inclusion of, say. a UtUe fresh
fvultv Tn thh ihs aiMtsi uf Hii
liouse. as thsro happens to be some
in the house anvwav. makes nr de-
mur. His nHehbor^ as well a.s
members of his own household in
wonderment at his behavior, keep
on a.sklniT •hemselve.s the quejition
"Wh' did hr rail in a so<»clall.st and
pav the fro for his advice If he does
not intend to cai^v out the pre-
MHintJion for the beneflt of the
chlld^ hsalthT" Such, ta retard tn
the oorrssDondlng period in the edu-
China and Pottery of
Artistic Merit
l ot the woman who has the decorative
urge, Weilcr"s can be a centre of inspira-
tion. In a new china pattern by Minton
or Wedgwood aha CUida te l^ynotd for
dinner table Joe U(n|Uou. V«f n ' xmm and
lovely pottery by iffoorcroft and other
leaders in the ceramic art she ^i"<iluJ|gL>
gaging gifts for every occft^|^p. '^SS^tX
WEILER'S
Complete House furnishers
Government Street - Established 1862
V.C., DAO., R.NJt., on the oper
ations during the world war of the
British "myttery ships. These ships
broke the stranglehold which the
Clerman U-boats were rapidly se-
riinn^ 1, ■ . \::.is' slilppin-': trade.
Thr.si' (.^ .a' as Ihev were
Ca)l''ii V,.,,' I,, , a d;,,f;ui.se(i a.--
h.inn.i liiinip Hul itiere were
( ( ru e.ili-d Kun;. and brave men
waituig for a shot at the deadly
enemy menace. Strange duels were
fou^ out on tho wide sea duels of
wits and daring. Men watted I rattnnal Hfe of the votm?. is the
cclmly for the ter-in. rxplosion oflposltion ' ' • , • t.
inder tlietr
-.ink ■
I'lini '' Ku()«Tt DarooaMer, ItJI; calm, fair.
Estevau PoUii— Baromotar. 2ftjOI; wind. K., 4 miles;
cloudy.
Tatoosh-Jaiiiiwlsi'. SluQft; wtni. S.. 10 aOss;
cloudy.
Portland — Barometer. 30.02; calm; cloudv
Seattle— Barometer. 3<M>4; wind, N.. 4 miles, fair.
San FYiiiBiasB ■iw— slir, 20j0g; wind. 10
miles; clear.
K.VII'IIU, nhH .Nl K
With very UtUe dcmonstraUon. four BritMi flying
boau have reached Australia after tmvellng under
their own power front England. . . . The value of
the Brttlsh super-marine flight to Australia in itn
definite procf that similar maetilne.s In tlif Cotnrnon-
wealth will be abl<> t<i I'nk up gui< klv with t.he Hrit.lah
base at .SinKapoK \nv defmt ■ ,,f nrlti^ih Empire
tvm-,p,s.>;l(>n^ m tin I'n.i' »;11 b<- duret4^ frntn that
l.'Unt K ] .\: !.iri! .''.r- ;li 'i.iwrrl wslhal I' wn.' n. •■-•.ihio
to fly nomtop over \»aier the 7.7a3 miles between
Honolulu and Suva. Singapore is ie.s.s than that dls-
taaea away, and is ooo^Mted to be a little over twenty-
four boon' flight from the Australian fwsetHin at
aeventy-flve miles an hour. A greater apeed v.'<\m
make tt lean than a day away. The advantage of quick
<..r: "Minira'inn nf Ihl.s klTid in war tune iS tOO
Ui eniarwr uimn Meltxiurne Herald
The Mayor of Vancouver has been
charKed with rc.spf)i. wh:];* . for the
state of afXairs in uic city. The
Meysr kaa inftltnantly disavowed
responsth 1 hc says the physi-
cal aituaiiori of the city and the
cosmopolitan chfracter of the pc^u-
latioo are mlely respnnslMs. Be
sayr, that Ju.st ft.s ymi nannot make
a bilk purse out of a i>uw's ear, so
you eaanot make ah agrlenl««ral
^own out "f )t -import city
The social atmobphere and condl-
thlngs as 11., ,y. «e remember
saying that li the people of Van-
couver choM Mr. Tkylor for theU-
Mayor. he would provide them with
s'.pi. tiiM'" 'r, talk abf'M' tvsldes
buiiumg t>rid|{c.3 and digging tun-
neia His Wenhtp has iMovlded
all the world with .somethihg to
talk about. He has put tbc name
of Vaneottver In the mouths of a
groat multitude of people and he
has had the name of Vancouver
printed In all the important news-
papers of the world.
There are *peoile *to Vaasouver
who do not approve of that kind
of advertising, and they are going
te step n tt they ean. Hie Mayor
Raw thr\ . :(n t berau.-.e he Will be
elected the Orst chief magistrate
of the new and Orsater Vanoeuver.
Be wys mey wlU not rejaet an ex-
perienced administrator and "lee l
an Inexperienced administrator.
The loader In the onisade of re-
form l,s Mr W. H. Malkln. a promi
nent. ahr«wd and experienced man
of
a torpedo in the i» 1
feet, and only asked 1
In at the .submarine-? tin' ^v. ^,
ing trade and pa.vsermer ve.vsel.'.
Ttiis \ii a thrilling and amazing
series of stariee as told by a man
who was himself oowimswfter of a
myetery ship, and won the V.O. in
one of his many acttans.
Are Erecting "New
Church Buildings
A new hall arid soheotroom Is being
erected In connection with Brsklne
Presbyterian Church at the corner
of H.iiTiett and I-iirline Roads. This
will meet ,i loriK-fell want In con-
nerf; iTi \A:'h ilu.s ciiurch. ivs the ac-
r(inirn(Kl:ii j(in for the .Sunday school
c.l other ptjiposes ha.S up tO the
pre.sent time been very limited.
Contributions from the. Sunday
school members tjoa friends of ihe
church have made the ereetkm of
thi5 fine hall poasible, and it reflects
great credit upon the church that all
the labor in eonneetion with the
building Is being done voluntarily by
men bekmging to the church.
Christ Church Cathedral
Special music for the K..si,\ai of
Harvest will iik lude "Tr IJfinn in
P.' by Henry Smart, antlif-ni
•■Prai.-.e Ye the Lord for His (ioiKl
ne.ss. by .Sir Charles Oarrett. and
the well-known harvest hymns.
Organ voluntaries will be: "Pastoral
Overture" (W. ItalkM), "Spring
Song" (Holllns), "The Bells of St
Ann's de Beaupre" (RusseUn "Mo-
ment Mnsieal" (Schubert).
urs n TOO BBinr
rbwtac t« a tyMmivhIcal •mt— which
•baMaS tbatr wtioto laienUoii— (b«
aw varaaa art raprtataS)
If tt be true today Is aU we have.
And no eikftanoe foUoafs when we
die:
That ti.rrr is Qolhtag 1^ OS kut the
grave
Wharsin our bodlss He;
Then Human Life bSCOaBeS. boyond
di.spute.
The pncele.vt treasOTS af the
transient earth;
Not aU the wealth whkb fancy may
• compute
Can vie with it hi worth!
Sm should not taint the early years
of youth.
Nor cruel aet of anv kind shotdd
Love and all fond combine With
life and trutii
In deathle.s'> tmptt^ .r-
I i>>d iiours
or lose. In
Tiir tr-iM' moinrnt'^ of life air (u
others 'idwi fiixim IS spoken in a ■
MriRle look from the eyes, a
may decide; or of the WgS,
— W. M. Tbacksray.
r'v>nirnt-s like
i! .T nv-o. A
re of the hand.
l\i ' >■ I .'Ti t.li.'ir ll ve.s,
HM''!itij? Ih*' I'indered
.'\nd t;iildei. tjyvea.
Iliit !•; 'Uf tulhutil.s wh^Ti Mif h'^ar*
Tbey heard far down dark memory's
We think that prol»M| the eles-
tors of Vancouver wlU 4Mii that
they do not want vire and ("rime
mixed up with theU civic polUica,
but' araalelpal eleettons are aulte
a« uncertain a."* other elerttoas
The contest m Vancouver promises
to be as warm and as taiersettng
le « -";;■«■ I ■ • • ,1 ■ •. , , the
prrsUlcnLial election tn the i nited
States is gokw to be m a relatively
big way. ta both eaam shosehes
arc ionrived nnd principles are at
stake. llM Mayor ot Vancouver
Life Is loo hr>r ' • .r
Too Ktvxl \x> sjx'nd.
wtrked ways:
Should not snnlhar Ooldan Afs be-
gin
c ompoaed of golden daysf
Should we not toy to fit the parts
aright.
And best devslep What we asost
poaaeas.
Making each Hfo a iprteot. mdlant
yn^mm ai mgie mmf
Then how mueh mors. Wtlli ht^d of
endle«» lif*-
The ' r.Ti<t;an Fa.t.h riMMid Bfce
a »••»■-•! ' ! , i ne.
And » e, fepkiufcg fka-
iuent strife, ^
Victoria, B.C.
toil
fUBt
''">q*tbai twiUgbt
Rut what Ihegr heard In
And leade 'hem ■Ise
Ar'h'ir Wdllarr P»>n< h m Ty^^ New Work Time*
Men o< uod have always, from ttsnc to time, walked
aakong men and OMde tkalr osmailsHew felt hi th»
haert and seul of the
Waldo
•mllina
•'«la*k Ull« marnln* 4n<i nrrivf at aMulm*!' *b
far Saa StanaUco t^ttti lomorrov M nMK THr fo
Seaawl mm «e *a w t* t a at yiaiaimi: o J.
a. Mask*. O a tUOtamm. I • 0»«t aiiS S.
oee fimawthtp Th» 04* rvn»v«- Vnf^ ar VMCfta. anMih Oalmkl*.
w%a *»MM^a» in'nrT»»».'«t#4 *»4mr t*ti ChanwkW aM«eta«l«M Act Th» UMm
h»> tM#n »•^•bt■•^»<? r ntHmt XM U>« K»»nl »Tttp*rtJ M IMr U|r<«
li«t««> n • ii«nn*r f«r tb« bMierit «f Ktl ttirmhttt «f rntm'
Amrntn th» i'<*<»t»T''»' <'(••'-•») Fi n<m\ naiinni «r» T K ritbk*. fSi>i»r
NEXT Bt,ST TillNO
The luntor high aehoel Is. tn the
oolnlon of educational exoerts. the
lorical link between elementary
education and hi^h school educa-
tion, teehnleil nr oth^r Tf. how-
ever, Victoria finds It impossible
(hromrh re^d lust ment of classes
"•tthin h-r nlreadv existing schools
to se' ?oii>g a timlor hleh school In
a .«;ep.ir;ii buHdln", she must be
under no debii>lon that such a eoh-
ditkm of aff.airs is sattsfaetorv It
most decidedly Is not. and should
be retarded as a re<rrettahle. tem-
poraiTr hand'eap Tn \iew of the
fnet that th'' (".ox-rmmen t rrant for
teehnleTl eduratl'-in ' TMo :ni 'i>(: r.u
tho iirniorfpH Th" n"» "f th'' \'lt tn'- t
Pehex'l P.'vin' in i 'otn! ot $10:, ooo.
liolds cood for only a iew months
Icntrer, her wisest poUev would dn-
doubtedlv be to bring the Technical
High School project t« a sueesesf ul
Issue. Professor Sandtford of
Toronto Univemlty, editor of "Oom-
parathre Bdueation," a work whieh
cemprl.<eB sirrveva by romneten* ed
neationts's of Ihe educational svs
lonr- of Kneland the t'nltcd ^tatfs
P''-:ui' p < H'rmanv, ii'^npiirk and
Cnnnda speaking of the last says:
"Canada i.s Just entering upon a
period when different types of
schools are being evolved. Tbve
are now In existence schoole Of
eommerce, household Sdence, agrl-
Mil'iire and technolosrr. TTits differ-
entiation Is a st4»D in the rts-ht direc-
tion " Hen If the promoters of i
technical high '^'^hooi for Victoria
are In accord ' ( net >1 educa-
tional progress. Wr herefo'-n ; :a f
the recommendation that wi • m i i.s
matter Is again brought before the
public. Vletorle give it her wMa-
Usarted and ■ M .r>M,,o "ippart.
SIKVH TESTS
With r»«?ard to writing, the Sur-
vey makes this proaeuneemant fon
results of tests): "They Indicate
that thne is new being spent In
handwriting Is not an end in Itself
devoted to other suht'-. • ^m... ,;•
h.-indwritni <rls not an M.ci ,'.■<•:•
but .» t'vil of leaminu Aftc i .1
dren liavc leimt wrltlnn ren.-^i nn Id v
tvell. thev enn havp their at t^ tit m.i
directed to the learning of a n.n'rnt
subject." With thi.-; we are in rullf.M
agreement Ip view of the tact that,
in ofBelal, boslnsss. and commercial
correspondence, typewriting has
completely cruperseded handwriting,
would even go farther and rec-
ommend thul wTltlne be replaced bv
prlntirp I' ' neodlfssl'- 'MiifiLiln';
and dlffl' ult tlMt the < hild. on en -
tfrinc "^'~hiK)i should be 'onfronted
«;th Ir.iinm? 'n r - ;i ■< •'<■('■(, in
printed fnrm a* ' ' ' luf
have to master the art ol writing
his newly-aequlred reading knowl-
edge in an snttrely dUTsreat chl-
ragraalrr. Weamn deoaands that
■pes en in the crystanised form of
reading or wrltlnc. should be tatight
in the same ehirography Proffres,s
In both would thereby be accflrrati^d
and the dlfTir iivr of the child
mlnlmlr'"d n "1.1 . rf irii.' . o.iifi iw
taught l.-i'' ■ ■ • ■ '■ • p:-i' '~
year a* a m-^noa; r, <. 'he
poet-prlmar>' rr;«dr.i «i h -hf dial
aim In view of enabling childten to
read handwriting ,ind to
own signature IsglMy and with
of ladlvldaalKy, ~
NirpoaBS. Ih
trlea at the present time, the tinder-
lined miunctkm. Whrrr wr"»fTi :•
fornaiion Is required i-- ;ir:n'
Wlhlv '■ OfBelal time is murh
preelcn). to be rprt In '!rr'phrrin«
handwriting Fiir i,irm^>ip •' ,■
In line with advanced ed'ea't -r^i
requliementa which ask Umt he
thsam ha tyoswrtttan er gctMsd. A
saving of cspeudltars en oilUug
material, and a rpeedlna ap read-
ina rsSUMS would be er'^ -e.-; and
thr thne thtiK saved c«uld be de-
'o a rrnteot" iswieatf of a
UtT British or.jnhu* 'ji nin* ih»
f«urvev "that thev actually tndieatt
•hat aitngpUisr tea anwh tlape Is
belna lUiuNg toft In afi
above Orsde IT.
Artthamtlo— "Whan oeiwpawl with
he OnltSd states. BrtlUh r'^i .mMa
If artualtv e»»fteaelittit af,thm#-
♦ ' * -id t>^* ''n f^d «t.»t*'» t« not
.tkaiy to do anjthtn{ to binder its
6TPROC
Fireproof WsU Board— Send far lp||i|M I^UiiMPQf
Neverot Hand-Stalned Shingles. TiilVKMTMMMM Ooori
THE MOOR&WUIXTIMQTON l^UMBKR CO« i<X£>.
la Wa - ^'
Many people have become acquainted with
thi» Hcii.iii Stoif . through the sseilioai of
the Onr Cent Salr.
Vou will havT iiotuni il .t' Al 1 kl'-.KAl.L
COODS AkI- (iCAKA.N M 1 I) 10 satisfy.
or money back. We stand behind this guar
WB WIKX HSn TO SBItVa TOU
THE OWL MUG CO. LTD.
•f
w.n.
Bunjqn^ lt^ttql^
Cons, Ciltowgig, Fsiba Archso, twoDott Aakkg
B. C FOOT HOSPITAL.
'lie 'jw T»to
HIGHLAND MARY
The New Choiolates With the Wonderful Flavors
610 FORT STREET
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V^nrnuver Offks for Keceipt e< Ordr
44 1 (.,idnv;l!r Mirf!
national progres.s Add to this Pur-
vey finding i.'sf f!^< ' ''"»' ' o:iii)iii iii«
;)>a."tllnfs tin •■ (■'■■Ui. in l"r III
(otnrnrrci.il hoM"-' :>i i! Imi?!'' '■
realise that ihe old iiinr importano-
of arlttaietle— probably always ex
Rirtrerftted i.s on thr decUnS.
SAVED TIMK KMPLOTMIWT
Here thf-ri, ftoiii the fe.vti'.iiB of
writing, .spelli'.i- " " -tn' 1iim< t ic.
Ume ean be t^avpn .im'I m'-n'-.'' to
praStaMa aasount. We recommend
that It be Jheted to the ipsseh arts
and to the aMnual arts. Speech arte
roniprise reading akK^i oral e«-
prr-."iori t orn p ^'i ' lOO, and drs-
m;,lir« III.' •;)'■'-< h irts h»ve t>een
nor»';4.>.ori«lir. nf>ei'''''d Tt''.-''lu.iat
^inij.i vit.rn 'I'll doll'- I'i a br^^i
I j'.ii ( ..mpiisr.rr.'"nl nmliuig for
pleasure in iinv 'lOQir f)--*! e*
or rornp'iAit ;nr. ha* never
to its tullsst advant(ur<-
y«t it is. par laesllMPi. the subjert
whish lends itself te
with other aobJeoU
-'niv.dMnj iwaiitifiii iipeaking,
•l.oiild be f 1.1,1 in;i*d !rom the prlm-
.IV :rrad''»i ntlr ' hro'jKhM^' thr
.'■■i.raklru ronip:ir..«.on
■Ai!h tiandnrifniK in •< ii'iois h-.w
rome a lo-:' ;»rt mn a-ithf^taridii'-rf '(i<>
fact that, «- a "1 •■i.;' ' 't.
teet with otnera. there >.« luy nu
eemparlean as ta their rriat:ve tpi
stalnOs a
Aa tf' man .a! iltU WO BMMMW. sa
alreartv ulated 'he (sachlnc
hfr>d»r!'ing for the iipare of oiif
\ ear In*- rontlniianrr <.f pl.'jjn :i.r
modelmfr t .-iroiiRt-o-i' "ir vmrv-
and leading 'for 'hn-t "n ,r,
KKb work) te potterv «otk m
hlgbcr educe tti> We »!v> rrmm
mend «he applicalM^^Smpie de-
aigns <th«r again elV^^Wna to an
(Ad I to Inlaid ^rotdwfwk <la«^ al«io
t4> metal worlt i tmbrnKlrrr tnr>«r
•mrk 'rg lr> %beJf paper or 'r^wr,
verk- It ti a sststalw to leave good
Broken
Eggs
Stop htvhif 'em by feed-
injf "Saanich" Poultry
*-'! /-!! rv I'lr '.Ti the Tsl.Tnrl
frotn Clean C.ttnif-ry
Shells .aad. »oId by all
i^ood faed dcsJtra.
Saanich Cauiag
Co., LbL
aidntrr&C
as our nf^mtHM aTe N
ginning to prod; i f- 'i!«.ixnded l»
without fruition or %pp!:
; midair
■ liU'
••f'Miiv to 'hr rrrdil of hei""
: ■ '''!!' RntiAii Columbia ha
! MM-h a high standard n
- filing and anthmetu
Jiic faet aesisina kmgntt. that u
fOBCMIb te •efOfc'd' li|n iipui iien
at.e wmmmt of time and BttenUon u
\ \he%e p*rtiriil«r subjects, wool/
•irrp"-, rr^an 'Mf RritJati Cnlumblf
wiijl.) Ysr siAndtnt marking Ume
.^tide the reit of the
.world OBarebed on.
THE DAILV^ COLONIST. VICTORIA, B.C.. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER M), 19ZS
ESTABLISHED 1885
Tbi Laiitt Walk lUrt MHti ia
Arch -Preserver
Shoes
AAAA Nvrow 4a EEEE Wide
Maynard's Shoe Store
549 Yatts StTMt PhOM 1232
MMpiMVf^K HOST PSOtl^l^ Tl
mifi THE 01 BUS
M
AYBE there's a "canary" in tha body^
and ttia ipriMfi aquaak Ukm a aHatkfifi
r rvlindrr or to ii mUain'— that'a tha tima
ioi investi^atmf.
CONSUL FEEIS
JilPANOEiUtE
NOTJPME
Cornox District Canadian
Club Advised Orientals
Are Helpiiig to Develop
I Resources
MAKF.S PLEA FOR
I BETTER FEELIISG
HudMon"^ Bojr
Company (i^ves
\
PKRlfSAL of Th« Cokmlsi
nien for Ihe l».sl .spvpii
,'^r^ will hhow thaU In thrir
promotional advertufing ihe
Hudson 8 Bay Company has
( oitsb-tentiv prolessrxl an un-
dauDted ttiuh in Victocla. Op-
That bualnets conditlom to-
day rompletrly Justilv such
opi:niisni will be scfu fruin
thf various art-irles anpeanug
(>n Pahv 17 which art bpon-
sorrd by the WUttttttU B*y
CoiH pany
Obituary
Tha boys at our gmf a know autoa Uka no-
body's business. Let them give your car the
oner over Thry'll pvit thr ol' bus in tip-top
shape — at a pnce that won t hurt your purse.
By the way, let ua tell jrou about our complete
aanrtca— atotrpif a. gas, oil, graasing, washing—
and the whole works. Also about Motor-
'hr speed flash that m;ikrs vour engine
U■'^nv^■ (-(n.utrynicii in HrlUsh Colum- j
iMH Ml I i''iik .i.T.a, .'apanpsf c onsul
at Vanwuvi-r .sixil'i- Ui ihr Cornox 1
Dl3tr;< t CmHthiin flub h^'xin: rv«- j
Ol) trade acroas ihe PacilK. '
-.:.r. rukuma laki that the Japen-
< (- pr-opif here were engaged in de>
veiopuiK the natural resouroee at the | rotaeiaNM
(■ountr\ >-xpl<)if ing the Canadian soil. '
rll)tlll;!^; else iTiprpfore." he con-
Linufil, •'thev de'Sfrve a cfrtaln
aiiHuin' of a pprt'cin lio! 1 frniu Chii-
and 'i n- Cani'.ilia'} pt-nplr , b'.i'
thu they do not g.-t on the con-
trary, It does not .'tcm to us that
they are wMeeate to thOs country.
Of courae there may lie some ex-
eeptlony, but fenersUy speaMna we
find that they are not welcome here.
On thdr pert thpy are thankful to
be able to keep thpir families here
and to riiakp a hviiiK. and arivaix-c
muh a,'. p<>s.slbl<' Under 'h:
; I'l-li : ■ ■ k-rat : t idr ■;.» •. ,i ' > iMst:
Uieir f" ' .'1 ^allUiK^. I>e<aus»'
they V ' ■ :v m this way can
they thank C^uiada and Britlah
Coltimbia."
"One of the beet ways to mitigate
or further to eradicate the anU-
Japanese or antl-Orlantal feeling is
for Csjudiani to TMt Japan, and
'hinK^i AS they raaDy are ovrr
ii r- and for Japanese to vtsii
Canada and acqnir* a more repre-
sentative \lpw of condition t frr
Mr Fnkuma vhowp<l 'o' ^ ^ .
opportunities for tradr a( rf>Ns tm
Pacific, and said if trade were better
the Japanese steamers would not
bunker in Japan for the round trip
but would fill their bunken in
British OolumMa, thereby using
more coal.
MR. HOSIE TO
mm am
WILL HBAE tt>C.
LIBEABI\N SPEAK On!'*TBB
< 4iiadlan ( lub to Be Host Friday
U Mr. r. P. Qrwra. <;;im^dl»n
Klix
sinj;
hr pulls.
extra charge-
Supplied with ^as at no
MATSON'S
Service and Storage Station
Broughton
( At Broad )
PlMNltN
Vol ice irrrst
.*i7 Cliiiiesr in
Ntuuumo R€ud
CLIIH fAI.K.NDAH
MOMDAT— t'vro Club chainl*-! <il
Coameree Csic, luncheon, ^2.io
p.m.
MONU^V [{ouiid Table,
Holrl pr!\atr liininK-TOOIB
P'-i t) p in
MONUAY^Kumtuk* Club, swto-
mina party at Oryatal OanSB.
7:15 pjn.
TUC8DAY— Kiwanls CWb, Baprea&
H iri baDroom. lupehaao. 13:10
pjn.
TUS8DAY Y'5 Mens Club^
C A , supi>rr, 6 15 p m.
! HI:H.sI)AY flotary Club. Empress
Hotel ballroom, luncheon I'J 10
p.m.
VTv I TMV Canadian Cli.i !Mi;.ir-
H. luncheon, 12 no- r
FRIDAY — Ueadians Club, uoamuon
Hotel dlidPf-rooeB. hUMheoo
13;46 pjn.
WOOKST-'IlW remains of Mrs
iOmily CUgabeth Wookey were laid
to rest yesterday afternoon m Royal
e>ak Burial Park, the funeral Uklng
place from Hayward's BC Punerai
Chapel proceeding to Chrliit Church
Cathedral, where service was con-
ducLed by I3ean Quainton in Uie
prt'sence of a large numl>tT ol
iHend.s. including the ^Daughters of
England Lodge, who attended tn a
b(>n> The hyauM eung ver* th(
J3id PiMlm and "AMde With lie
Mr. HaxoJd Devie preaUed at the
organ and the surpUeed eboir was ia
ut tendance Numerous beautiful
ikii al de&igns covered the casket and
tiearse The lJuughters of EIngland
-service at tlie graveside was con
duited by Swter D Swan, president,
assisted by ."^lister C. Smith, past
pi fbident , Siiiti M S Coldwell,
vKc-president, and Si.st*r W Baker
1 liUpialU- Alter their ^rvlce. "F^r-
I ver With Uie Lord' was sung, and
tj:iie the .st^rvice Rlciiard EUitoii
•ni John Davis bang Peace, Per-
lei t Peace The tuiiowuig acted as
pallbearer:.. MeaUTS. A. £. ColUS. P.
1 Lemon, Smest Bladu J. Danes,
w. w. Ooopsa aad m. J ilaisiwi
NJ.5H1MOTO Finieral .services
Will be held tliLs lUteriiiJun at 3
ocli^l. a I the Sand.s Chapel, for
Jenkichl Nj.shinioLo, a resident ol
this city ior thirty-two years. Rev.
I. Osura will offielate, after whleh
the reaudas wlU be ssitt to •settle
(or
WINDERMERE IS
niOPENM
NEWetiT USmCNTlAL AND
BIT ■Civil* 1
DrapscnoM
WiU Be Open on Wednenday After
Altar
— 'Ilie luneral ol Mr.s
Dorothy Pears will take pi.v:<- Ironi
till .Sands I'\jneral CnaiK-l on Mon
day at 2 o clock, Kev. F. A. P. Chad-
wlek olfftatli^ Hie Tiniialtn wlU
then be eooveyed to 8t llary%
ICetchoeifi, where interment will be
made at 3 ^0 Rev. H. M. Botton
efflciatiiiK at the grav^de.
Tf)N(; huiie:,il li'.ue,-. ACte
..iU\ al '.lie .■.and t'l.iieral Cliapi .
yester^y over Lee^iong. Intermeni
was - - - -
1b Otatiiess
JA0X8ON -The fOBsral of John
Jaekaon too^ plaoe ysstsrday after-
noon ttm the aaads Funeral
chapsL . Relatives and numeroua
iriends were present. Among the
Remodelled under plans drawn oy
Mr f'err> P'ok 'he architect, and
> onip!e:ei', : t ! ii;.^hed throuKhoii'
liv Me;>'-r' I i.n id S[>enepr l.ld
.Mex.indiH HMi|,,e iiiid'-! liie new
name Winderiiier' nil, opened
to public m.sp< I lion iioui 2 to 4
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon
next, aooofdlng to the announce-
ment or or. K. o. Mawton. the
:!\aii-,
* reat !
fi ie!;d
'roni
on»"
roiji '
A eerdlal weteoose Is extended
VlefcoKlans and viiiUn to visit tlM
Oapttal City's newest residential
and transient betel
NANAIMO. Sept M.— In a raid
on a house on Pins Street tonight,
six local provincial police arrested
•hlrty-srven Chinamen gp charges of
(rambling Nine dealers each put up
$100, and t xrn;y-el(?ht others were
charjftd ;r. inmates They deposited
ball of $2.T each, and are i .ip iear
In court on l^iesday next, iiail
totaled $1,600.
Do You Remember?
Conducted by Hcrb«rt Kent
VI«IWla'» OoIt Firlu%l.rr
r.n iOTn..a
PIANOS!
I )o iiiif decide on that new pian"
iintd >ou li»\e vi-iie.i lis Victoria'
only ex( i '. (
When the main open surface
train of the dty was on Cook
Street and eonststad of a trench six
feet wide and four feet deep? This
dram, with the large volume of
water ru.shmK throufth It at certain
seasoii.s was a special reii.ti-7\ ou.s
'■fv '.chool children t<. tj<|o boat
■ sc., The water einpt;ri! ■ i what
was known as King's Pood, now a
resMentlal section of the nurfleld
di.strlct, and as before mentioned,
this pond afforded a good place for
li « • liK ' M ducks and also for; at Ih'-ir supix-r meetuiK
Mr. John Hoele. British Cohimbla
Librarian, will address the members
of the Victoria Rotary Club at their
luncheon next Thursday at 12:10
p.m In thr ballr<HMn ot the Empress
Hotel M: Mo.^icvMi! peak on "The
1 'rov nicia I A rc li i\ c,.
■\ Hu'.l'lcr M-o l>r the .Mib-
■ rr i.i .1 li! . o\ir-(' H Mirli will be
given by Mi i hi mxs W. Hall, prin-
cipal of *.;e<)rge Jay SchooL at the
KJwanis Club luncheon on Tne. day
in the Empress Hotel ballroom Mr
Kail was the ettaaiaer of the chU-
dren's pageant at tha WlUows
grounds a year aco, which was sudi
an outstanding suecem. Mr. Bruoe
Hamilton, tenor, will be tha sslolst
About thirty Klwanians win motor
to Nan.i:!!! ' Mil WihIii. cd.c, hoid
a Jour illl;:ir: 'ji,!!*! Mk h i..iid
BUwani^ ('.lib The ;i;ir!\ will
leave hen- a' 2 \t in '.'.• ■u 'In ( iray
Line de{>ot \'aic- ;.';ce- ji.r
nainm mul ihiiitir \<,ill t,akc
p;a. . a' t \'r Mai,i. piin I at 6
•1 i; i\,r\ will return tc. Victoria
i.>' v,i:«ir r\ening.
Ttie Canadian Club of Victoria
will tender a luncheon to Mr. Fred-
erick PhlUp Orove. Canadian nor-
dist and author, at 13 noon next
Friday in the Empress Hotel ball-
room. Mr Orove will speak to the
membership on !hf iiirri ,. can.ida
—The {i|>li l'wal ,Au ,ik. loii^; ol an
Individual ii." i .n iik,' 'he Do
minion ui i!f i.i .i i p). es of the
Asseslati( t. ( ( .utts.
KUtNU I A HI I
Professor P. H. h... ,p.ii
of Victoria CoUege, «ui .mi. , v,<
Loyal Knights of Ye u uu-i lai.i
Mo.inlaiii
he h«l';t.)ao
league of Princeton l<j'\ J
Patterson of&ciated. and the pall-
bearers wese Mesvs. Harvey Ste-
phenson. J. Oeorge, J. Clark, N. K.
Nelsen. J. Andanon and A. Thea-
bcald. Intensant was In Rayal Oak
Burial FsiiL
StNO Thr-death occurred Prida .
afternoon ot .Sam .SinR aged
seventy-'.ao '.ear-- a na;;\c . ■( Can-
ton, China .im! a : evident of this
city for for'' , enr ).; . r'^iidence
being on Herald street. He is sur
vlved by hla widow and one sen. o:
this etty. The remaine are at the
Thoaason ftneral Heme, ItK
Quadra Street, from where the fu-
neral oorter' will proceed at 5 30
o'clock thi.s ,i'rt'-\iMiv, 'Ur i
n( se Cemetery, where uiLermeiu wUi
-Tiade and the Oeutvclan rites
wdi be held.
BOU CLAM TO
Uopt> fo Hvrorrr tutuls
Entni horrnct I rrasnrff
ArLA.NTA :-cpf 19 Ii. :h'
belief that i ^iin'..: t .I'o.- • i-
mer treasurer of Uic Home ,vii.-»-t ••
Board of the Southern Baptusi con
ventkm, mlfht have placed Ui Ca-
nadian banks soess of the funds he
ix accused of stsaUhg. John Hudson.
a.vd5tant solicitor general of Pulton
Cntintv Superior Cr)urt. was ordere-i
trd.iv to Ko to Winnipeg where
( ,ii ne\ wa,^ arre-.'. rl \e.,l'-rda . Ca
nadian advi. e '■. ' - i! n:i''M>nne
were that Ca:;:- :.ii,l paper Midi
eating that he had rented safety
boxes.
ttVMIlII HKKKDK.RS TO MEET
rii' !' ■ .!0 hp. mee'inf; ot • li. |{ ' '
Pro\n, > !f.:!>ljif Breeder' A ■ < i.i
tion WlU be held at the Y M < a > r.
Tuesday next at 8 o'clock
Transparent
Velvet .
— Both Plain and Figured
E$9cU m m Coflocliffi of
Dresses
Tke vofue for InuMparriit
vrlvet is outstaiuiing and
fliesr (]re?v,srs whu li ur now
show typity the smaitf-st
styles of the hour. Shii tcd.
tMfod and rippling offods,
uneven diaries aiu! hems,
swathfd hip hiifs aiu) hi^hfi
\N ^p^t hnrs .ill ,iic show ii in
incHicls which die distuictly
new and laadnatin^y indi-
vidual. Prices from
$39.50
72t-730 Yatoa St. Phona 3MS
•NO TRQUBUi; KjiJiJ^AMU HQUSia: V^ARhl
Pease
Furnace
Tliat I Vase I urnaces are always equal to the demands of the
I oldest ()a\s lus l.cen the experience of every user. One user,
\frs. W. E. Wilkin, 1180 19th Avenue,
East, VancoBver, B.C, writes:
■I
i;rf(
EJpi
P 1 .
ci
I'.ible
M'.I! ■
I • ;:'iw<hip wlP tr,ri
i.i'. ,r H o*. iix k ill ; ."ic ■ r n . « .1 roi 1(1
iVtr. Allan Crabtree. of Elun Chapel,
Winnipeg, who has been conducting
s serlee of meetings at the Christian
Alliance lUbamade, Yates BUeet.
will give a short address, RefSatfi-
ments wiU bet served by the members
of tha elaas. «
FUNERAL NOTICE
Thf vfflrrri »n(l mrmbrr< of thr Victori*
Chapter No 25. Women of Uooarhp«rl
LMien, are ikked to aitrnd the funrral of
Lwtonnaire DoreUiy Peart. Irom Band*
l>iaMral Partors. on Montfay. Oet. lit. at
S PM. An Hivllatlen U alio attended to
the •moM-s and mpmbrriN of L O O M ISSS
' Mlipll I'af Lraion ^3
Bv order of the Senior Retent.
MAar aoaaaTaoif.
■wi»4e
I- I ,
! I
' f lllir (hr rrmv Fnrnurr very MMh
riirir I. nn Irnnhir In krrp the hOair
warm trru in txirtmt wralhrr. AM thai
la r«««tr«e to U tt Ike ailMUM it
■a— IS ha*«. aaS «• aara tat rvaalla.
iHl aeMi Ml* to iMSimaaaiM a g— a^
^MiMaSi sewMtoe H Is'vepMlv iMSaasS-'
All Prase Plants are Ihr product of Teari of
erimlizpd sliidy of hmimc nerd.s Kach unit
plnnncd to (It ihf houae It u inslalted in.
rid la taarantaoe io tie* ^ntr of eosr heat
o (h* lowtat coot. Let us mU rou asait of
ii« riswit riiMM, «aU ar wrlis.
D, B PLUNKETT
t»U ao«h ear Aeaaaa VMarla. B r
Fliene IflTS
:he
oil
d!
It's Good Fuel
That Counts
iiuuno- Wellington IS the i->r--
iiid rnal.
Lump St 111 JO
Nat at .^.„4lOlSO
Cash Prices ■City L,imit<
hoae 1J77 for a Trial Ton
ictorii Fuel Co., Ltda
93 Broed Street PhoRc- 1377
TO aon*
MflUIS PIANOS
IJMITKD
Winters i ii.kI.I at 6 oelrxk in the Kmp
.if All . Hotel private dmiiiK nxm
Hallow.s Eve, vi,.i., .t ' i e place "Physics." The discourse wUi be
for gates to be throw- the i featured by pnMtleal il^wrmtD
mischievous youths of ttiat time, tlons.
and these, carried down by the The Kumtuks Club will hold a|
waters, found a reatiat plaoe in the swimming party tomorrow night at
pocMl. and owners the nest morning ^ j& o dock* at the Crystal Oarden.|
had to resort to rafts and punts in
order to get the gates bask to
their
1003 if^
•"^514
i oc U Meeting
ta neat aiaettnc ot the Vtoterla
ip nf Tttr W will V hHd on >peslrer
Tufsday evening. Ortflber !». tn the
Board of Trade Building, 531 BasUon
Street There will be no meeting
thle week. At this, the monthly
gtieet nlfht Mr. A. W. Trevett. pres-
ident of the Oyro OMb^ win be the
For Sale
Trustees, Solicitors* Executors and Investors
may secure a limited quantity of approved, gilt-
ctlf^cd ^ectsrities yielding: 5}/^%, completely ex-
inipt from incfHite tax and succcs.sion duty.
Price: 101.934
Miniflium Allotment, $1,000.00
.Appllcattons Filled in Order of Receipt
When in the year irst one of the
steamers of the C.P.N. Co. com-
manded by Capt. John IrvinR. car-
ried » large exearsion perty to Port
Moody to welcoaae the arrival of
the first passenger train .of the
C.P.R. from Montreal to Port Moody?
The Reneral opinion wa.-i that
the train, heinft the f1r-^f over thl.s
new line, would not arrr.e accord-
IhR to time .schedule ,Tiid a large
cro^d awaited its rf^i 11^; and to
the surprise of roost people the
train rolled into tha Mattan only
fifteen minutes behind time. Mayor
James Pell, of this city, was one of
the party and prftsented the first
ladv who stepped from the train
with a hea itifiil bouque^ Sf flOWSn
as Victoria .s n-elromr.
The single scull race which took
pkKTs In the .haibor one Bummer
evenlnt between Johnny Stewart
and WUIam Ootsforit The lader
won. and, for many years held the
champion rowlne events of the
fi^a'.i He ven;.. however, riof rated
11 .Hfi'J fli Fsfjuimalt by' Mr I.ee.
.' . ai thi'. lime \ta."< trR^elmK with
Ed. Hanlon, Che then a'orld's cham-
pion oarsman.
About twenty members of the elub
next Satufday wiU go to Vaneou-
rer, whers they will be enter Uined
by the Vancouver Buiiine.s.s and Pro
fessional Women's club On .sim
day they will be feted at a iiin.-he<in
at Orou.se Mountain Chalet. [,,!
lowed bv a round table confcren *
on ni> proposal of formation of .<
CHiiadi.in federation of btisincsn and
profe.s;.ional a omen They will be
RiiesUs later m the altcmooB at an
Informal tea ,i* Um ^aafftsn Of the
Vancouver Club.
Tom or row '.I luncheon of the Oyro
Club in the Chamber of ocmawee
Cafe will be a doeed meeting. The
time WiU be devoted enttrelyto busi-
ness maMars aristae oat of Uie con-
vention report
YEAR AG 0
«
We Opened Our Doors to the People of Victoria, and
SMAU M\ lli
mi\ Mil,
John riayfaat PaBs ran> n«»wnwarrt
Wken Bnninc in imr!! .,r <
~Ae<e Paaaea Over iiis uo,i»
TODAY *WE SAY
THANK YOU
l UK THE GEMiRUUS
Support Accorded This NEW MUSIC HOUSE
Apply P.O. Box 1173
*40'— Tho Danger Afe
For Most Men
Maek
•I Lator tmif* Pat ta
With mieeio-a** ailment* aitaeklna aw«r
n irr\» of thoae pa«t fortv. It K tine
r ii.ain «rhn rollrPH xirh dittreaatnt
, jtrmpt ■« ltmrnr«a. pataa In SasS aae
i Sop II throtMh cmln^. iSaakf SSSTMeaSS**
and kurnina iirin*IMa, *1SSlHM-«i>-
alsbts." iMrTou* imtaUlltf and lark n'
fere* — ahouM at once tr* th» nrradp
ni l- fir Jtrt'll ' • r.1 « ~ . I, ■
< nr» lo n^i; • . ,
able < alar of URATAB^. ims t>"ii i ri>r'i.
l|v aaay roars •( nmtmtmi nm. Havana
iNai ewtara and uaar* am* •ftar ca«i- , ,
' etneint evidr ■ r n«««r iMMd anrthlne i in US OOMltMa.
I !• helo mr < < ' I I tftod nKATABU
] "tlWATAWfi ••- ' Ihinc for hiaddvr
, wealii.-- . ' '. , i-wi I h»v^ ^v»r Irircj |
•"Ko morr !>*<■» at h»». nn more pain, no
The cnndilion of ,;„hri p|b-, (rot
aged eight vearr,, of i,,i7 North Park
Street, who was struck down by an
automobUe yeeterday momli«, was
stlU daaferoos, there belni no
^**^iw*"«^ eondlUon, Uw 8t
Joeephji Bespltal rspsetad last
night
Ths boy WR.1 hAdiy lajitfai «bea
nmnlng out in 'ront of . ear at the
intersect i 1 ' .ouglas and Johnson
Streets vcvi'^dav morning, he fell
prone on his fa,e m the path of a
car. which passed over his back. Be
' " iajSAH to Me
Dr. Walter Bapty. who wa.s
inc at tha ttaa. wltne^.s^d the acci-
dent and rushed the hov to .st
i'vseph'( Hosplta: ... . ,r was jit
•r-;,ie-1 't' Tt;.- i- -epor-efl 'l -'
wa , sleep riK iri: ermitlCOUy, bUt that
apart from this '
ntohta T now aleea
IT th« mnrnln* '.ill nt |M>r> 'bKihS 10
'■RAT»n<»' TV < , «rr»«mi d-IMOt
Mo mau»r hnm rm, . h*rn
IVtvMoe, ar bow itaM»Arn ..^ir rM'^ m«v
t« ha. a ten-dar leM n( tu Snuui-
4 mutTAa. anoro
Brotherhood Wm
Hold SoML Night
Thr |>'-ilir\ rif thi> luai'-r i'^ In pn -nil tr. (uii |).itiiin- ihc \)r^\ thinj:f<? in niii>-i< . ami tn tlii«; end wc
have a.^'.scmblcd the following world lamous mu.Mcal insirumcnts and muMcal merchandise.
_ _ _ ^ Mason & Risch ('.r,Tn(l .titI I'pright Piantjs — Dim .\rt ]\}cc\r\r RrproducinR
Pianos — r,oiirla\ Snialll'i.ino*;. mn'talilr f<ir dpariments, etc. A
■ ■^^■^^fc^^^ fjf Good L.scd Pianos alway.s on hand, ironi ipt^j.KH) Ly
PI^Q^ AmazinffNew Columl.ia kuisicr l.Uclnc Dynamic
|{£C0R[D3 ^<^ELMBiA (New Electric Proc&sj KECUKDS.
4
DAf\|/\^ 1929 ModeI.<i C.G.E. Radiolas— Del orcst Cmslev Fidelity Radios^
im#% VI %#9 The New Sparton Eqiitsonne Radios.
BAND AND ORCHESTRAL INSTRUMENTS
Boosey & Co., London. King Saxophones; Hill & Sons, London, and Roth Violins; Gibsofi, Vega
Paramount and Ludwvg Banjos, Guitars and Mandolins; Uohncr Harmonicas.
rrs |-"Hitif>n. Schirmrr I,ihr;«r\. \\..<.<| KHition. Aupenrr K./liti.in, Onfitrv .th-I I'nivrrsal
vary; Theoretical Works bv lJunstan. AUttliay, Staincr. Kit!»ou, Hunt, Macl'hcrwn.
I 'rrait. Webster. Joaaae, Etc., fete.; Vocal, Piano and VioHn Mnsfc'in Shiw and Xibum
Form, by the old masters .as w«ll aa the beat mddcm composers; Tutors and .Studies for All Intrumeiita.
A TcinllOrdar Will Pmve Our Ability tn Fill Yntir Moakal
* Intalligentiy and to Your Utmost SatialaetiOB
The Victoria West Brathsrhaod
will hold a social evsBllM <
day tn Stanley HalL IT tt
thai tiMra wio be a larys aMend
roiiar-ond r^n ran mm%f oio tool «t«m«i t aM* Ol members St the fath^rin;
... .•-•nrtirt _ _ _
Tr» uaaTAJSS MUft I ^^^^^i^^jjjljj women were seen ^|
(t ass sauafMd.
DAVIS & KING, LIMITED
719 721 Fort Street
^^Next to Cornwtira)
Phone 711
THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORIA. B.C &UW>AVr SEPTEMBER 30, l^iS —
KIRKHAM'S
Big Food Market
Will continue under the same management with the
same familiar staff who have served you for years. , ing bouiie mt Ftgpyd atxcet
Our buying power has been greatly increased, which ni«ht and tmiirt cwnamen
ArrlTal Date VYuMgrA — Anr. ounce -
ment ww made yesterday that tlie
arrival date oi Sir Austin Cham-
berlain's party here hac been pc»t-
poned from October 18 to October 23.
Raid Made Bericeaiit llioniax
HeaUey ajid «>quad raided a gambl-
meant tnore economical prices to you.
SPECIAL MONDAY
OB a < hm-Ke of being found In a
enminoi) gaming house. They were
M NUl sat at 9» MCh.
lid Rose Pastry QRr ' Apples, ! ^hr
our, J4 III. sack.^ a/OC per box mmt
W
Flou
BuUfgbt %mfi
per ortow
21c
Nabob CoflM.
1-lb. racuum tint
59c
Hfinz Solid Pack PoHl
and Beans, 2 tms
31c
' Choice I-ocal Pota-
j toea. Selected, ^ck...
$1.40
Cfawi Thnmga Siar*— 6o ffreat
was the crowd (tf bargain hunUr.s
J M WhlfriPV Co s rfitlrp-
iialr yciterdav. that ,lhr door-
hart to br locked from tim'' in timr^
Ml Whitnpy stated l.isi mehl th»;
3 ihcrr nould br an aiigriir iiti^d sales
ff)i(p al work on Mondav
23'Pi<c# Fancy T— Saf . to cle»r at
H. O. KIRKHAM & CO., LIMITED
lutcher & Provisio
$521.SS20
Fiah Dapt 5521
Otpctry PhonM fit 9 Forf Str AAt 'B"^^^'*' ^ Proviskms
17».179 a-Wl a wwi. $521.5520
OillTery D«i>t. ssss Frolta 9M
BABY CARRtAGE BARQAINS
Wi SW effTIni rjiir ilnrk r f Ruhv rarrta««« St trtSllT rrdiirrrl Dri<ct If ttt*
in the inarkri lor a Bab/ CarrlaS* ym ran tavr monr; hrr«.
W« sUaa 1* sMto »«r aaasf* rata.
J,H£ BETTER VALUE STORE
VF AR r ITY n*i I
,%IMiTW
The Blue Line
IMre. y oundf CanLmt Lamst Ratii
^'ou arr new aMurad new cart at yricet far less than you would
pay risewhcre. Netq cars give no troable and are a pleasure
\^ nde* ^ ^ * *
We have milraRc ratrv lir.ur rates, day ralMt wacUir or. sioathty
Umsxnobiles, Oral lain f^iii'.er, C'lii vslers, ErtkiiMs,
New Fords and Buu ks
Pbona 467 for Our Special Rates or Call 742 Yataa Street
Thr Blue Line Cara Are the Best; %
The Blue Line.KatM Are the Loweat
■ -
Victoria Conservative Association
1lM Annual MMtlnc of the Abov* Aimx a Bf Held In ftiiltllSllMBl
Chambtr of Commrrr^, on Tlrjrsdajr. 11. 4, itJS, at • P.M.
BaatDMB ' -:.rrs for the BiMlas Tsar
All CMMtrvstlTM Of ttie cur of Vleloria An lafltaa t* Attsaa
WPUAM DOOK. aMTCUrr
FARMERS
Now is your ebanrr • 1
seed for lurrpssfnl WINTKK
OATS without the li'-.iv> '«
pfii-(- of importinR <.pri| froti>
Kngland and losing a year muhi
plying It.
W'c Can Supply
CARTON'S HARDY
!■-■() I IFIC HI A('K
WINTEK OA lb
and
GASTON'S DUN WINTER
OATS
CA&TON'fi P£X)U*JUUD.
tBBD
for two y^ars here f>n '.l^mmr
gan I'arni. Planted with ( \\ iff
tfr «r<.\»n) Spring V'ctrhcs the,
nuVi- tlic host silagf, grrrn Irc.l
or li.o ( rop ;*nd ;i liravy rrop < 1
both straw and thin hulled grain
When arown alone.
Fall plantinf ^ of WINTER
OATS will eliminate thr Sprint;
nivii, ,ivr>i(| the rffrrf! t)f Sum
in>M droimlit Rivp yov
Mf.ivv iiiattn r ( ! . from on
niotuii to SIX wcckn earlier.
M V Doniliiion Experimenta
harm tests, this has been prnvrn
to t>e the roost tucccjsful srcd-
inu ttme.
W'r liavr .t good .•iiipply 011
ri,ini| .oh! ilui.'ich an aiijw.stmpnt
in our contract can now sell
them at •
94.00 Per Cwt.. F.O.B. Sidney
II. I.:.
Fti. I'l.l.
MOUNCE FEElh CO.
Sidneyy B.C.
PkOM tt
37
Y. W. C. A.
Classes
PHYSICAL CULTURE
•
CHINA PAINTING
DRESSMAKING
ASK 1, I K'V
oWlMMING
«i>tration I uciday, October
at S P.M.
Esquimalt
Municipality
' i ' \( iiiiicip.il Li.st of Rfverted
I'l' j.' Ttirs contains many dfsir-
..:. <■ ii.jrccis at prices within tlie
I'-rfili <ii all A list '.pen
At thr M uii.i p.il ii jll I ii hr
foiw.iid.,! |)y mail upon i'.,,ir,'
CiiiiM p hiiilding lots an<l ac reage
available 00 Lampsoa btrect ai' !
1 otlMT localMat.
1 .■ ii"!>.tttal Sites \: 'h I--.. on
- luad trackage ut ill Icct to
feet
Tpim* May f^i" Airingpl .m.^l
i' urtber Iniormation Obtained
al Hm Moaidpat HaB
Phon* iiM
H KM Batua««
Bot Tova wnrraa son
av ■arm roa
THE BEST ?— Undoubtedly
Not III I- 1.' < .• • 1 '• ■ if ,1 I . I
GLYCERINE-
PUMICE
And It I.pa\ ' 1 ■ in
Smooth Like \clsei
M Caa Um It on Yout
Khdwawaf , Too
ASK YOUft OKOCBK
rvniMDbrr. tticucli ; r ■ rr:.---. ra
iht Mlta ahow our ^<r<-< « '^maaihls
• nd hllh (radr nrltLvl. ...1 111,4%
Charlie Hope
1494 Government St- Phono 2&S9
r
Will Sing Lung Co.
OriMtal Nowdty
Bast
Silk.<i. liihcn, Lat-
in^' Pra'is ani! ' h'tum-s-r
r.aikrti. i-urniture, Lorto*. To)s
tad ftmcf Gee*i of att Mads
1411
Vlctorta
PAINTERtSONS
61 7 CORMORANT Sr ff(MrfS)6
What 1' wrong rv.tli Iti** present
Rrrflved ( >rtine«t<'« At Hi"
ni.'iilAr wpekly inrctmj; of the S^n- '
lot Leader Corpa of ttie Y.M.C A >
Manra. Hany RobMyi and E Ray ;
nor wtH piaawHd with tbalr hit- 1
.<«vint certlflflatei atMl embleinB by
Prefldrnt Herbert Ham mill. They
will conduct life-saving claasaa at
the YMJOJL UmtnpwfA the Winter.
Local ('onrord Grapr« — I,f)«-al Con-
'•'"■'1 ampcs pquaJ In .size and qual-
it\ to anv of llip imporiTl varieties,
apiu-arnfl on thr local iiiarkrt last
WM-k Tlif* fruif wa^ brouRliI into
the Ryan A- Wibon l-^nilt Com-
panv diinnp the carl)' pari of the
week Uom a grower ^
violnltr ef mu Biy.
I'.nl^'rtajnrd Here — Before leaving
(or liie Soatb yeatarday afternoon.
Mr. K. flk Bomir.' ef Mntreal.
BATTERYLESS RADIO
iying IW I EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
Only Made Possible by Four Year*'' Specialwation
in BATTERYLESS RADIO
14Ytmn of FIOVEN PERFOBMANCB
entertained at OoTemment Hotue.
at luncheon. Hla party Includes Mr.
H, W fillow pr(-.id'M.' of the
Amerii all n.i!,K Nki/- ''nni|ian\.
M:; and Mi,-..s I'.iUvj, ,iiul M;
1 'Axlerlck Kane, member uL the
wuei^ XMuer Comfniariea. .
Ward Thrrp ( ouserv ativf. «.-• ( , n
;.»•-. .1 •:•.•»>» f ! Ward 'I'hrcc. Haanu li,
<• ■ ■'..n.,,, ;i.:i'< last evening to
elect omicis for tlie emulng term.
Thoae chosen were: Preetdent, Mr.
R. S. Twyninc (ra>c^cted) ; jrtM-
IH'siiMbuI, Mr. 9. Or BrtlbaT' WCre-
tirv treasurer. Captain MtoOrecor |
ijikt The pxpriiMvp will ronslirt of
; '' I ;r : ■ I I.iii If ;'i 1 1 (I !■ ( i .
' fii' i Hi I \ I ■ 1 1 ! , . (■ ■ M"-- / \^ ill' k ■
cr. M (■ B-'l! y. I! < . \'
Simpson and ' fUadi n Mr t. W.
Darcus (di l' . '.'r ' > cpiitr.il fxrcu-
tivn and Mr.'i It. .iini;. Todd.
Ctmadian (}h§wver
W.i'i rii'irp tlian iine hundrfd ton.s
r! ( '.\Ii!:U!n.i iirt'i for Virion. i I lie
<',iMnd.Mi N,t(i. na: -'f ini^lup < 'iiui-
(ii.in Ob.ser\fr i.s due at Ojiidrri I'^iin'
d irlcs at 6 o'clock thLs mornln.- i ri'-
vessel. In command of captain Mc-
Kay, will WMHd ttom hen to Van-
ooimr lo tflMlMfia IJMO Mm of
fuai oU. "
Civil Servants to Meet
On Monday ' H:\oUcr 1. the Victoria
lo' iii !i uf tiip Amalgamated
( ivu Sarvanu wUl hold its monthly
ineetlnt m.tha Profinelal OItU Senr-
ice Club roopos on Manalee Street,
commenelnff at t o'eloek. All dele-
gates are re^aested to attend and
vlBltlng membera wUl be cordially
welcomed.
Annoumcemsnts
■UradM iMt Very Errectire—
Treat menu with the Onsriiia! Wi!
hiro I-on-a-ro Belt are v< r\ siirjin-
''■r the rcr.dlt'. .irr 'a i;,<ir'-! i' I'i)!!!!-
.iiid 'rv thrr. 'ii-r ,,nd , .I'.nv lot
\|iMr-..',I ( >! I 1 I I, Ml,! • :ii)On to
6 pan. Phone 2362, Note the hum-
twr: 8M Saywaid Bnlldlat. -
Mlas Ilaiunaii 'rMfiiaicd spe-
cialist. London, Kng.), twenty years*
practical experience In the treat-
ment of molea. Mrttmaits and
facial dlellturemcnte generally.
Recommended by the medical pro-
fession. Consultations free. 603
Saywattf Building.
Womrn "; Canadian Club. Annual
mrelinR 'ruppda.w October 2, 3 p.m..
F.nijirr.'i'^ Motel Rrix>rt.i and pire*;!-
drnCs report of Calgary meeting.
Election of offloan. Brace Rintl*
Art iiaiK inK iiiMii — Class and
private Instruction in Tap, Ballet,
I Character. Interpretive Daadns.
' Bienderlxlng cla«M for Weaim.
The NEW 1929 MODELS of
in thnui«andaollMIIMMtlirOII|^bovtGuMda,
nwlar wmI^ Tuied opcratiii| eottdUlfaMi
2 Hie ROGSAS A/C TOSB
—the first successful type of A/C tube plaeed
OB the market — Fully gnwnt—
SAITOMATIC VOLTAGE CONTROL
— ^> liii li rnaint^iitm uniform voltS^ 9S diO
tubes, no niattrr wliat fliictiiations niiJOMIir
in thf elrctrii pwwf-r \iue volta^r.
* — prvviiics greater clarttj and iideiilj of
reptoductioa, ^ —
rH()N(><.KAPH "Pl.l<;-I\" y\(K
— iu c<Jujuuctiou With clccUnal jiu k-up unit
piopcr tepro<hmhwi on any phonograph
of BOW typo lomr^
6 ADDED VALUE— LOWER G06T
— Moredoliar-for-dullar valnp rn ywlHty
•-rtrir ruiiio thoB km boeO thoOl^ pOMlUo
irrc
fofi
(<r»-.
ih« n«u' Knger X iUut^lm$ iMw nt th» auihorimmi Ramtn
l*r nmar y»n. Htmd tk» t^mifkamumt not* tk*
'urns exunpar,- m %rii%ilivil\ , tont> and \olumt
I" recmivtr- rtiriiiJ. r fully "iLilLu Jor-dolk
nwimmdiiigi»Bmimmnlwd%Mwmfrmmmt) <wt>ai
.faatOr
CrMitrd and Manufacturc<d Solmly }ty
A developnKiil of ilir l«tnf>in Imogen 200- A. Same ra
«<|iiip»«at Rofn 420, ladiadiag all ila featurv. aad
bincd witK tha R4%rni' Symphcmy Speaker ia a beawtifai gta-
Hine walnut cabiael by Malcolm. Pric* $275 C4
MB Men re-
ceive trained ei^ert tuition in pub-
lic speaking from Mm. WUfrld Ord.
Victoria School of Expression, 91S
vaooouvsr Street. Pheaa m.
n. O. K. K. Prelle and Dance, at
Irniiile Hall. North Park Street, on
Thursday. Octotier 4 l,f>n Acres"
four-piece orchestra 8.30 to I. Ad-
m]
Public M*«rtlnr— Victoria Club,
(impbpll P.iiildhu. 8 orlork. Oc-
UfbcT ^ W'r)rld Day for Animals.
Canadian Antl- Vivisection Soolaty
All ■
ROGERS FOUR HUNDRED". HICHBOY (Rifk)
Same radio pquipineat Rogm 4M ceedbiMd widi aewly da>
\rloped Cone S<{>fn\v< in graaia* waleai csbiael by Maleata.
\^ \ niovoi.RM".! iiiniv.\llo\ surrr '>,i. f-noipmrnt and
cahinri «.> above wMli a baiU-ln-phM*cra»li and otwlrlcal ylck-a*
■nit R«»r«S««MtMMrS« IkTMSa A/G
Rrw,! PS I ( )i u I ir.i fPt"' 1 7 .^p)
A aew iiufrra iiallerylew mrnvl mi orivirsi ng .t. O'*
ttag* ef radia fra^aeacy amplify «ii'>n. m I ng ^
"S-waa lypa pawar tabe ia the laat atagr. Lxircmcly ^
mmMv* aad MUdhw— dial laaia^ widi na-
prnvrH p<>«irive actioa dn» ' iB— aasKj AgH disi*
Hand«MM gaaaia* wdba) caMaM by Msleshk Pnca
ROGERS -ITirP VIM-TT" (< rnUr,
Same r«rli'-i rquiiic' I Kojrn . . .mf m' J wtlfi an im-
pfrrved I Im fro I )rTiafni- SpMktr m • '^■•ii'i'i ! -por-
jtsaed. iiBcly tiaiahed gtaMMM «i^a«l cabuMi by Maicalsb
FLETCHER BROS.
(VICTORIA) LIMITED
1110 Douglas Street < .
WITHDRAWAL MADE OF .^^^^^'i^'^;^Su::^^t
CONSPIRACY CH AR(. K Napks.amerad the rln, just
' -lie to saaa tha forour champion i
Mr. E. L. Taylor, K.C'., of Winnipeg,
Bxeoeratad Bnttrsiy by PonMl
as execute !
by our gentleaian expert, is guaran-
teed. OonsuK the Beau^foraft Sakm.
-I • I ••f- r.r.t Telephone
Island Hall, on the
nue. Miss Foster, proprtstor. irm
reopen Hall April 11 under own
management.
ew
WINNIPEG. Sept. It/— After an
Investigation extending OTer a period
I t more than four mont.h.s when tin-
l)<X)k.s ol tlie Orent Wo>it I : inaornt
liOan and the Impi-'a; i ana iian
Trust C<>iiii>an\ y.'-ii ■ i.i>
carefully liy i '.i!! > ' ' hartcred
aooouatants, the Crowu has decided
tiMfe Is Bottilw In the informatkm
so qinalnad to warrant further pro-
(jewBJBgs against B. 1*. Taylor, K.C.,
■V'.f charga ti eoosplraey pend-
II iv iinst hVn since Jtme 20 han
Fadal by expert
?S?**'mM2Sf*'**' - H*^'^ I It W nil a.- !iK I (intended by .Mr
MO. WWBS US ami lt|i^yiors ' .i !, that the Crown
woold not be able to connect him
in any wta otth the aUeged mls-
BanafsmsBt flat laiuMtit about
tha downfall of Ilia tsaa and trust
and their confidence is
shown to have been completely
ted liv •!!• .1 lioii of fLr author-
ities in .staviiii; :>11 charges against
Si. Jaba's W.A. wlU hold a run. i lum
The New Non- ladder Silk Rtork
lag. $1.00; guaranteed not to run
All ShsSss. Um
Sale,
aift
street.
p.iiniings,
19 iq>. rarker. View
mage sale in the nchoolroom
;. on Tuesday at l:9g
71»
formal noti< e of tha Crown's In-
tentlon to withdraw aB charges
Sindin •«alnst Mr. Taylor, was nada in
dalljL i provtnctal poHoe cool. «lMn Mr.
T J. Murray, K.O, repneeentlng the
I department of the Attorney -Oen-
Mr«. Ila.nnprnian ( nrnpb^l] bo 'ta' told Matfl.strate R M '-.■'hi'- _ ^ _
nounces studio imv <,\H>n. ai4>+. iia: the aiittioritie-, iiad a], ,i , This k the flr* meeting of the
OruBa. Phone 144B v to sUy ail furUier prorr-PdiriB mi *" ratepayers, whether
t.i' r.". Mr Tavlor wa.s r.,nrerTiert ; m- :r^!,. . , -^r not air|nvtt*>d
nummif^ -At rin»f t nifrt! ^,,,| ...rf .vould be no preliminary I
L.otiier torttious day of tramptngr
fr<im bureau to bureau in an rfTur.
lo ('in\iii''e kindly but iinn i;aiian
.ii;' ii.in: ir ^ that he wanted lo marr-.
Ml; ■ Mar-. .lorw^phlne I,.iiidrr
T I : I, II \ Xi :.' ' i • 1 .1 ' t he H ' ' i\
He Huitsie IahI night thoroughly
I nvlnoed that a marriage in Iialy
IS soMetlilng to be loolMd forward
: *. argued about and thought about
for months ahead. Evan after a
niK'ht of thinking it over, the out-
look was apparent. V i < - '. .
loi I'unney's secret. i,. .luiiniiiir,,!
tni-s morning that ihe marriage in
Italy "is not a? ail 'r-ta'.n • TTie
Statement, lyxp^-i • i-.
here as an attacii ol an early morn-
ing pssslsntsm. The dvfl eerassony
can be perfeimsd within a day of
the AUng aC an applieatloo, it
U said.
It 1.< believed, accord ing to the
hf - ■ ' i ' • .r 'r ■ .unable li' r--
ti .i . < '.^'d liri.< ar: op perf rn,".;
\'a|i|(-- and ttif f;i<' Ilia' ':ip
Anipric,»n Con.sui th<Ti' ti.i t.aK'-n
artiori toward Miii*' tii»- urcf-v^Ary
apphcatlon. lA regarded as evidence
Uiat " "~
I IHh.S— KtTREADlNG
> :i '4 Oftiart
J» 1 4 40 K> (M
Ouar«nto»-<; < i m »-
artns Tour llrn i . ' r r. r.i»(i!n»
DOUGLAS riK'l'. .SHOP
I 1 rtniiiU. l«lr»»l
ri. o " -11 Nr»r Rin<i4.
Safely Deposit Vaults
or UitevM tiSTt no marcr on ro^"
Ilea I— UTS MmW ssSWr Mr
at nse ■ TMT to ear vMna
Cauda Permanent
The Hotpoint Radiant Table Stove
Bafts, fdes and tossts— cooks
aboife Sfid belfiw cotlj; two
oppr.il I. . .1 -air ( itiif , ( ',
irnllpil tllrrrliPil «wit<h
* ■ MI' • , I . Al[y
Uiiip s 1, ' • I'ncp '
$12.25
HAWKINS « HAYWARD
Electrical Qu.4iitr gfli tarvlaa Btara
1121 Douglas tUect. Cor. View Manea f,^^ ?f,Z7
lidlt'fMiyers lo Mvrt
A meeting of Baaalch Ward IV
Ratepayers' Association will be held
In Marlfold Rail on Wednseday
Thu te the first bm
Church H.iii on Friday morning, , hearing of the charge of conspiracy
octaher ». at to o'clock. |
(rPnp Tunnpy Find*
Italy !\nt l^d for
Wliltp r^lnt— < "l"- 111 i! flntfi FVr
trie VVaJliuig Ccmipouiul. PhKie
.so«.
T<vn K'-ltl-
intr T'-ifT^tr
I fa Rnmasi^ now
. T ->"t» every- dsy
EACH iOLLS OTHER
jtUpperK are beJng worn ry\\ .>n , lance
Wrv Brooke. Myriie Street.
will I lomai
lomac) slapped ui loda
6AWTKL>Le. Cal . Sept. » A
restaurant operator and a patrol-
rr.n'. ^tin h-»c! ,A h home I FRmirRICTON. NH ! on-
to oun I, ff.r iirj.,,,- unnicr.' shot ■ .i-bn I nl'r'i Cavorhil) \ n
p,,.|, ^,.f,r.- • fir^;!- p-,. ,)„-,, ., rharxrrt ^rr
.lo.u I' H' rin"-:*: iuri- i f t ne , IT urder of Prriey Oraham. ol Brfw-
-«•' '-''"'i -rtfh -M-x Mills, hongod Mmestf wMli a
to_hnp|a buiict in i.i* barit. while \ur sus- Utrand of wire tsken from t
booycgyai^ jTiT* BsanL^MS ' in ^ adl
.Mr
COI. FOSTKR
rraaMMit FrarlMUl CaaMWS
Will k«4irtm a Vaaa M»««t«w in
i^-* Ai(«1i.l/>'Uim #»'
T HL VRO PATRIA BRANCU
moMDAY. ocrTtTXm '
At t o'clock
Women's
Influence
in Politi^fiii^
l^'fV ^^^^ ^
THE CHRISTIAN SCimci
HONITOR
News itsnds: iU Saywvd BMf
• * - ' ' * - ■ .
THE IMILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C. SI XD.W , Si: TTKM P.J':R 30, _
Wpmen's Work and Institute Activities
I^Iubs and
)Ocieties
V\\e monthly nirptiriR nt XYir
>mrri'.s Auxill»r>- U> 'I>ibcrrii
l,^ Vpterarift' A.vs'xiatlfni t/>ok.
on Ttiunwlay at Uie ri-.^irtfn »•
Mrt. atanderwlck. 1871 Vcrw
|4rs. Bmlh reported on Uir
t«rtalaBMnt 4hM -ted been f Iven
the wim ftnd UHlli frt«n(U a< the
Kirateii in attonlutce at the
flit Amputation*' Aaeociatioti ron-
lUori. In which all thr wornf n «
KlliHJUVi to tt^if ('anailiari I-eginn
i H.-i-siAlfrt Aflc! a vffv rarfful
(■ii;;>»lnri of the ;iia;'ci i: u .u. d'
ed to liold a bazaar soriii- lime iii
vember. daL<> and place to t>c se-
.t thp Ortobrr meeUn^ 'Piej
tor till- vanolJ^ ixK>th* and thf piiresj
lor Vm anicleR to bf sakl wu decid- '
•d !• be nothing over one doBar. M i
the varioiai nacmlMn Uve in far du-
ferent directions from okch other,
the Y.W.OX mm chosen %» the most
oentna pImm tp mMt wd the next
laMUflf . niKober U, ^ u held
^ Classic Simplicity Marks Evening Mode
there
r.<..I.T. PartT
« )n PYidav evenniR t.hp c ( i i r uf
(he Kitjuiiiialt I'liUcci Cluircb held a
vrrv sucrpjwf 111 Orifii'itl tea." Dur-
ing the eyenlog \9c4tl aolcw were ren-
dered by ICI41 W, Thompion and
Mlaa K. WbUaec. raeltattoM
C. SfeDenald. and ptaao
MLs.r M Rudd and Mr. F, Mm u,
names and comnmnlty i!!!n;^iiix
i)rlp»'d an rrijf'vablf i vfiiiiiM; pi.s
all tfxi qii'.i lcl\ Itpfrf.ihiiii'lii ~ -wir
MTVt'd a! a 1 1 ract ivi'h' (lc( n; i 4t|
IX>ot^L.s brariiig Uie iiani< -> of Iokio,
Pekinc and Hong KonK.
MM by
FHONE »0»0
Mo-"?"'.?
i
Good
We Arm
Practical
Lxpcrieoced
I
HACKER&HOLT
mnnptmst m/ie2p22
VOU COME MY STORK
\ 1 1 Sam* Evviybedy Happy
all »! . \r% r t". <¥>
TWk IMC tin
tht»«
TEEN JORE
IMl OOTSaMUNT BTKSCT
"rrr,
PLATES
Comlort Fit
ii'VM* fan ta tb» «nr1
«e wttbal
~- $15
UOtOOVGtAS ST
31
32
33
29
29
29
30
30
31
30
X 4. .
It 4. .
X 4
X 4.40
X 4.40
X 4.75
X 4.75
5.00
5.00
5.25
$16.55
$17.55
$18.45
$9.70
$12.10
$15.25
$15.80
$16.30
$17.00
$18.95
31 iJ^.
Mold ills ;
Whan 70U purchaac tor««
from m you rrt rivr rh»»
all inclunivp tire !;pfvi<e
We'll Renew That Frock
T surpHsinj,' what a difference scientific
* iltv I Icaiiiiij^ the sort we do — makes in
I. If ajUK.iiaiKc of a (rock or other item ol
apjmrel. Aod not only iaiha bfapcMancc, but
in the life and service of the garmeiiV as weH.
We clean r\(i\ih:ii- from gloves and scarfs '
to tfic most delicate Itn^^rie, at very moderate
price*., . .^^
Ovr Smrvice It Prompt mti s
£««clfir«f y PoimfaAmr
1.' VHKY vinnian u.vd lo yearn to
■■ tr^i < I itic iiiuf ti rt'vcvissed ar1i»t
deaigners o( two dcoadM ago »ho.
armed with a lenstli ot nrh material
and a proCeaalonal air. destroualy
achieved a ahcath-Uke moukMng of
a womanly figure, fixed the drapery
with a few pins and lo! an amilnc
i;cwji went forth to the ball.
Itifsc er-'wliilf subtleties of
fabrir.-, wfTf- olekjaiit tf) appear in,
lilldi'li!:it)l s anil all tliat H.id
even i'iuluif<i tfuoign inr irentk-
sway of the waluc Hui no be pinned
modlite'i creallon cuuj>! ia>t oat an
ev«olof la the preaeAt whirl.
The relatlv^ alaiple modarn
Kown It not SQ slaide as aU that.
Indeed It glveit evidence of eertaln
definite, wc'l plated and artful
!.lltch<-s SlnplK ity and rich fabrics
are all mw '- Ah- '-a 'h unto it..sclf
b\;t iifiltitr ti'if. f.;r alanf Linked
'Allii SHlil Mil rc iiil l:i M'tlir SIK tl
b;? n! li .■.fliness a. any of Uie three
rnudtl.-. picturrd
A oew oiaterlal this aaaion, a croae
between satin bad taffeta made of
rayon and spun «Uk with a
surface but fairly crisp to the toueh.
Is the type Parisian designers find
exroedintlv ui ,1, for draping
Pitou tri-. u-^til 1' wi'h beaullfiil
' ¥.\\\ HI ini,. «tnt»' li.::'!!! ud'An Uii'
vi. ; a p - ardiind -k ■ ' ' ! : ; i , ' : t . ,. >( ;
rippled hloppiK luif yuiocitiiig clev-
erly holds the bodice fulnsas at tba
sides of the waistline.
Distinctly simple is the dinner
gown of black rayon, satin PremeS
has developed wttli a parf ecUy plain
and unadorned decoUetage and skirt
drapery balanced by a large soft
bow nu.s clas-slc Ix.^ 'V of line is
chiu-nctfTi.' tit of the b^rt^at Kowns
Of tins tvpe
llic fabric to which we have
grown SO accustocned and which Is
commonly known as transparent
velvet, but In reality is staatr rayon
velvet, lends Itastf to at^piliilta cniatMd olosely about the hips with
dmplnff at the' hands af LooMtawo tba mn tfMmd en and the dzapes
attached by means of a oorfcad
shirring. T^iese fall in gleamtny
linger. The frock illustrated Is
a berry beige shade, the
m
Linen Damask
Curtains and
Spreads Novelty
The latest novelty in home fur-
niahlncs is Mnsn damask for cur-
taiivs and bedspreads. Delightful
color scliemes may be carried out.
usmg tinted doth, aWI tha room
hangings wUl hava thai dtrtinnHon
which has ahraya 'bson asspelsted
with daotask llnan.
Luif n dania>k ivd.vpi i-a(l,> \r».\ \yr
huA in rharniuiK ^■oll>^^ to hamion-
!/<■ wuJi till' ri»iMi tuiiii.Niiin>^;> A
bed^pnad d t).Ls ni.ilcrijil th>>
finr stu^eii ol it.-> tlniAh. will mvsri-
ab'v biighten any room In which
It has beaooM a pisrt of tha
Uva "
10 mUK 4T DKAMALOQUI
Mr. WUfrsd Waltar. of the atvat-
Xord-upon-Avon FrsUval Company.
wfU spbak at th« dnunalntue on
>Jovembcr M at the F:tnprr „s not"!
Hi. Walter Ls a db.tui({uished
ahakespeanan fchoiar and actor.
In introducing riew
and * beautiful furni-
lure it haft been the
policy o£ this house to
make i^tnerous allow-
I noes on ufed articles
tor which, at present,
a steady deniand k^ps'
prices ^od.
\cw and dittitietive
furniture on conveni-
ent easy terms.
Home Furniture Co.
FRBD W BAKTHOLOMKW r-.p
e . .
Sll* • •» Vert St. (Betvrecn Quadia and Blansluud Stk.)
( )i
Women's Censtrvative
The next rej?ular meeting of th
Wi ■ ; 111 : ; . < ■ : I .<■! ■. a ; V 1- >■ .1 ' •■ •
-J. , I X I ' 1: 1 I in Ml irida
.-( ; rk ,11 'lit- 11
' ..Iihnf? I'tii- >.pi'aki-i
' n,; will tjc Ml.., A
MJV., wiio at one luite
DTSXa. DAT CLfANBXa, IIUO AMD CASFBT ei.BANSR8
Firestone
Tires
Canadii s Quality Product
On Our
BUDGET PLAN
SIZE Price •
30x31/2.... $7.95
30 x3h... $10.55
)i 1 , ,1
I ■ iiiiptii 1;
!■! ;lif
I Kidil' il
was uu the
stsft of Victoria College, and has
lately returned from the Dnlversity
of CaUfomla. Her subject is "Pro-
gressive Policy in Education." As
the speaker's topic is very much be-
fnrr rli( p ih'u' a' 'li'' pi. 'M l,' mo-
iii'-n' fft'-nihi i ar>- a >k''il lo !n\it.«
.: i,>l, ; anvi.nf inttTcsled at
ti -0} oLiu>k v.,,!, :|,(> bUiiinesfi ol
the- nMttlii).; n. ' var.
Catholic Womeii s ira^ur
At the home ul Mrs. ilutchlnson,
4M Crattflower Road, a most suc-
cessful and enjoyable card social was
<m Wetoesday evening by the
Ksquimalt subdlvlskm itf the ( > i:
oUr women's League. Tiu" pn/c
■d:nnH!\ ,.' i.r 1 lip- \vre Mr . ("ominR-
inlth. Ki . halP'-i- Wood, ttic live
!i ..n il ' . I ; ■: , I - .\ I u- '*i.n b\ Mrs.
!*"aK.in ill ■ \\<. I^ndhani; consuia-
■I. ; p-:. , :.. Mi-.s Violet Warden
and Ml ( • I'oiiKliletLe.
» * «
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Britannia
Branch. Canadian Legiop, aas ex<
pecting a large number of mamben
arid their friends at their first card
game of tho a'asiMi l»ro»fre.sslve
whlsl will be ed and k.mxI prizes
have been rimn'r 1 The (fame
starts at 8 oclock aiid is being held
IP the aons of ttifland Ban, Broad
street.
• • •
central WXXT.U.
Members of the Central W.C.T.D.
■f reminded that the regular busl>
. meeting wtU beheld nn the first
lay. ftersillilV 1" ■■''•'■I 'he
' "<'>!. as MMeforc, ai the
I Y WjCX
• • •
St Mark-It Tea
A silver tea will be held on Tues-
day from 3 tx> 6 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Thurlow Hodgklnson. Hes-
ton Cottage, tnt Harriet Road, the
pi:ooecds bdnc in aM e( St. Mark's
Church.
• • *
InsUtate
'nrin Connaij(fht .Seamen's
<ill nirrt at the Institute.
• ;,:rrr: on ThUlbday aftCT-
■>n • 1 . - ;... k.
•
I '-'illini.ilt ( haplrr
riie Ksqiiuuali Chapter. I O D.E.,
will hold il.s niont^ily meeting on
Monday at 3 oclnrk at Clovclly,"
■ ■ residep' '- i Barnard.
Women's institutes
of Vancouver Island
LAK£ UUX
Hie monthly msatlnf of the Lake
HUl Women's Institute will be held
on Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock in the
Oflmaianlty Hall.
(;akdcn cmr
Nine !ablt-.s were In play at the
fori nightly rard party ol the Oarden
City Women's Institute, lield in
llancdld HaU on Friday night. The
prises were .awarded as follows:
Highest acora. Mrs. Rand and ICr.
Mitchell; ten bkl, Mrs. Hodges and
Mr. Raton: consolation. Mrs. Hooper
and Mr.^QOUm Ui'Ire.shmrnt.s v^ry
served b'y thi' inninullfr witli Ml.s.
(lU'i ii as I tnvi .'ii-r I")'.- nrx! party
wUl be 1»»-M i>n P'Tiilav < >< U)ber 12. .
Farewell Party ,
NANAOdO. Sept. 29— A fareweU
party wa.s held at the home nf Mi.s.v
Bessie Whyte, Kennedy Street, laal
evening in honor of Miss Nancy
Arni'^trnnc ■-v)-.'. fi^r tpr rvkc
ha ■ t in ' I , ■ ijj li . , II I'-ni In :" c v
I ■ 'IJ li ' . II 1-
tilt" Incal ' j.( ' 1- .ru' ■ 'al' ,,t
Telephone Company, and
IraviriK shOCtly for Prill.'' Huix-r'
where .she wttji mide with hir par-
ents. During the course of the en-
tertainnejp Mb> t'a!i >w iiresentad
hsr. on behalf of her fellow opera
toTs, with a silk umbrella t<. wtmh
a . '.irahli- I. plv \v, Miad-- (.iaines
anil mil 1. «.(•!,■ laduiged m. Oalnty
1< He ri'f I iv'-litiii-n'. nruil^hfc -la a SlMS a
wlio u I most enjoyable ev<
OUR HOUSEHOLD REMOVAL VANS
With closed doors, are spetially conatruc'.ed toi the removal of boasa*
bcM geods. Separate compartments iur china and plctttraa. Our
vans are heavily padded throughout; iadividiul famtaua covers £jve
added protection and insure against any poasftla chance «< .ci-tthe.
or rubbing Telephone call bringa aar is|spsctai u
are not ohligsted.
REMOVERS
EHIPPINQ
AOBNTt
CUSTOMt
bkOKSili
DUNCA
?f3
COMPANY
Wer«hoi
5lt-iZ0 b4*tio«
Square. 522-Si«
Chancery L.aafc
OUice Pboaeei
PARIS FORECAST of the AUTUMN MODU
at
' Seamen
•Pii^- \
Ir .<<,■■
KOVAJL OAK
nieta was a food attandano*
the Autumn series of card
HMBsored by the Royal' Oak
Women's Institute, which was held
on Thursday eveninK at the home of
Mrs. J. O. Null' . .Mil A lr..lv ^'aiuc
of fivf hiindrcil vva.-, piij..;.cil and ihc
pn/f \<.innfT,s ai-m- .us tnlluws.
l.Nidics. iir.si. Mr Poiislord < playing
a.s ladvi .sec'ond, Mrs, Greaves;
tiiird ^trs cartss; mah's. flrat, Mr.
.Ni' .'I''. '>n. .st-<'ond, lit, Brtan; thiid,
Mr. coliey. lUe hnstisiai on this
occasKm ware Mia. 8t«M. Mrs.
Oreavss. Mrs. Nlcbelsalk and Mrs.
'Wilkinson. After th« game refre.ih-
ments were ."^erved and a d ia;ii ( i!
social hour spent. Tlie next card
party will be oo lluifaiay avaMnf
Otohor 11
There will be a rumni.i.: an , i,
Saturday, (kiobor m Vi-mna
under the ci.spue.s of the institute
whidi M; oldfleld will convene
ParceL r iiie sale may be left with
Mrs. .Nirh'.L.on, East Road, and Un.
Strutt, West Bead, not later Uian
Thursday befoca the sale, me pro-
oMds wm ba iar«tha •oiaiiam fiind.
Graduatea Nur§e$ Meet
The monthly meeting of the Vic-
toria Oradiiatp Nur.se.s A.vsorial ion
Will be held by .-iperial invitAtlnn.
In fh' I K e;,' I la.'.,srooni af the
JubUri' Hohpiial, on Tuesday eve-
ning at • o'clock.
Orphanage <. otnmitirr
I'hc regular meef.ni: of the Ladles'.
Committee of the Protestant Or-
phanage wiU be held at the hboe on
Monday aVa:Sb a cH;ek.
/fZ/VfOA STVDENTS
HEARD IN RECITAL
In tlta irsnlng radtal a^ the aea-
son at t&a Columbia 8cho<H of
Music test avaning a programme of
much merit was fandcred \<\ -.u,
dents of the JUnlor Orade, m plan.,
md slnttag.
i i.' |i'.ano worit of Ma<P !;n<- inm:
\.l.ir rros^, .frail M,, . i r-.n Vkm,-!
Wa'T and I'll-, 111 H.r.n,- -,
CAIVOtJC LBAOUB MEBTDfO
The R,fj.j.n 1 ibdlvifllon Of the
(.'atholir \Vot>uii > l/'ague will meet
on Tnr.sday evening at 8 o'clock In
the aseembly room at Urn Vietoria
w wt cjaoNlk.
OTRMRAS CLUB
Thr ( )v . • .
M' 'lui I • ,1 :
f hi pr - . I .
Spencer, Ltd
ba the
spsaksr of
' :ll meet on
) oclock, in
of David
Howden will
aftamoon.
.3
par
1 1
1 i .11 ,«.<•
Nam V
UeU.
Klaauw.
Anthony, 1
Margaret!
p: .t. .1- iil'Mi .V , •
I I'.lltfla.S lin: ,< .) ■
Adi Ic n. U Kr
.Mat .111 lav i-..'ui Carry, VarM Bondy,
and, in piano duet, ' "
and Douglas Boonsi
Bobart Bianoa^ tn his
I showed mveh talent, and Alan May-
hew. whoM sister, Jeai at the
• piano nrrompanled liim x -iVimIv
< >! 1 ,.T
! Himiir
1 ,n K a
ivrll who was
f tw plat n b\ Brian
and a ct>arming
taking part ta
>^ oi'ai Abfrrronbls, Aten
"diitiel Ol
o Neil, with
Own
Soap A
■ I
Bos'f /iff
^nii ^r• ]
baou tou
D
ejQ
JAKK REGN Y , w ( ) k I 1 i
LKHOU VIKR. H1:h i MK
PATOU and VIONIMET
• ( . 1 it ■ - f *
; 1 ■ : - 1 . I ■- (
' ■■ -Il ■
> pi-
;,i,t, ,11), .4
M'R-ht
fft
M
at
•pi .
I
u e rr ;
•ipp.i!
M'ird.-.!
..ill
« h I t ;
Ma v!u-
(.erl
I Murphy at tba aiaaob
"le neat rsettaL tt wa.
' "need, would be rlvrn by 'he m
termedlala^nde fudent, the
end of Oelobsr. and the .senior stu-
denta art ta kb tosaid in Ni
Y'.rr]
I i»ay to ktep liir motorlii lri>j.i grow- ,
Gents' Wrist
Watches
li J<wrl r.i.
$15.00
MiliMI I liReiR
vmrm
rnm»nt and
Ph«ii« HIS
L pp*r extrrm, left. An imfmritj R»d>'
tt^arf M unJ for Ihf cottar &f thu tw-pit, ,
Jrtu mftu tVcfih. Of ir*p, Jtii,, with
• *M-a'«W $khi md rucW hUm^. Iti
Vpptr left. ff»m /aw 8«»tH h tkk
bM^ew Jnu if ( am'i>n rn>pe wilh iltl
^^fnUft 4ew. f*taMnH fmhnmifrti h'loomt
ikt ftpml mnj kmtk r^l ify,- hUmr and
Vpp^r rifkl. Of crtpt if th$r I',
HM^fcvi/ irtu ttith a finr plrolrd ,l„rt
l/tppetl a -rrkjrt rufit. Tucki raJiaU
frnm iK^ fr„nl knu tir af,J ihe Wl M
>rith n ntu- frtcelfj elm», fit
■ ' I -I r
aflrr.. -
tpirni r ,pl
*■ ' IroU cnpt. Imgulmr
( "tni le F4r«4k. In
Lm /<...., r,;ni»t
i
W^fiR tfvW #^cAitf •
CTi
litd in hmli. f" '1"'"
Im MscA. tmtimm hr^n. Lngl
3?
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DAVID SPENCER
LIMIT ED
tOLS VtCTOKlA AOSNTS
s
8
I HK DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C.. SL NDAV. i;ia'TKMBIiR 30,
1928
Social and Personal
Clouds Drift Over
the New Hats
PerionaU, Parties ,
Visitors 1
1
Dinner at Oovcnunent Howe
Hit. Honor Ihe Ueuteiuuit-Oov-
cinoi and Mlia Mackenzie enter-
i<iincd at a dinner party at Oovem-
iiieni House laat night in honor ol
Uou. W. O. Rou. Ueutenant-Oov-
oi CteUrto. Tbose uivtted
Hi* .FmbImt aa4 'Mn. 8. V.
Tohnle. Mte Carol WxbM, Btr
RU-hard lAk« uad LAdy Lafel. Olr
Prank Barnard and Lady Barnard,
Hon. W. C Nlchol and Mrs NUliol,
Mrs Dunwnulr, Mrs K O Prior,
Mr^ I W Palerson. Hon H H
Pooley and Mrs IVjoley. (ientral
and Mrs Noel Money, Lady Cam-
eron, Mus Agnew, Mr. F. E Wins-
Mrs a Lane. MtaMa mean* Par-i
flu, Kathdlecn Clarke. Bt^iel Par-
sons. Mar«ar«t Otto. P. Nunn, Muriel
Toof. Norab Cdwarda. M Owena. E
Ittnr Tfrtm Dorothy R«ece,
Cnm, Dorto OokvvU. Haicn
Jenktee, L. flntth. Xraw tiMMUu. J.
Lewis. Muriel Hemeon. Phyllta Dea-
ville, A lA&acaon, Johnston. El^ie
Clarke. M««rs. ROM Oatman, Cecil
I>avu, Dim Johnston. Bill Black,
Bev Olheon, Jack McPhee, Bert
Lashmar, E. WylUe, t. Flrmlmore,
Harry Bell, Trev. Fisher. J. AJmond.
AL SabistMi. H. SabtoUNi. ^lack.
BMnard aM DfOfbM Ctum, lUuX
Awarded I.O.D.E.
• • •
Miseella neons Shower
Miss Mary Dyer, a brlde-elact. waa
the guest ol honor at a mlstellaneouB
sJiower recently when a number of
fnends gathered at the home of Mu»
E:tt*i Young, Vancouver Street 'Hie
low, Mr. Baaidmore, Mr. Leighton rooms were charmingly decorated
KLC Oaplaln W. U.
Metoon. 'U.O., and lir. A. M. D.
Fairbairn The table waa eham-
ii.gly am^nged with Silver TaiM fltf
jiah- pink asters and Michaelmas
dalalea, and tall coral candles in
rs.
.Wedding t"elebrate<l
JUI wjoyable evening waa spent
tmmMf vban about IM gathered to
oeMMIe tiM Hlver waddlnf aanl-
venaiT of Mr. tad Un. T. Otefee.
6M Duppiin Road, and also tba
twenty-first birthday of their eldflfl
SDM Lf.slii DancinK. furds and bil-
liards Aero fiijost'tt .^inonK ihcise
jirfAt i:' uciT Mr and Mr.s Hert. Heb-
den, Mr .nul Mrs Roy Hcrxlcii. Mr.
and Mrs (i Holi. Mr and Mi- A.
Oakley, Mr. and Mr^ A Mann Mr
and Mrs. J. Pox, Mr. and Mr& J
Mittkar. Mr. and Mrs. Boekiy. Mr
and un. llaitrtntoah. Ifr. and Mrs
WmtMkMUi Mn. W. Oroooh. Mr
mmim. 0. WboUey. Mr and Mrs H
I^mnp Mr iind Mrs C Hafe.s, Mr
and Mrs J NewaU, Mr and Mrn
PeraieU, Mi and Mr:* L.app. Mr and
Mr.s I-Lshfr Mr and Mrs (' I^f>«-r
Ml and Mr.s F. Freer, Mr and Mr'
F. Panoag. Meadamea Croaa, Ock-
Otto.
Uf. and
Vlth pink asters and chrysanthe
mumi, and the many useful gifts
were pnacnted in a box decorated
with pink and gfeea roM leaves
During the evening a number of
guessing contests took place. Mrs.
Gelling and Miss Bertha Ford win-
ning first prises, and Mrs E-/e and
Mrs. McLellan the consolation prizes i
Hiose invited were Miss Mary Dyer '
Mrs Dyer. Mrs Cielllng, Mrs Me- i
Lellaji. Mrs Easton, Mrh Tlieaktr,
Mr.s. Turner, Mrs. Orahani Mr.s Kve
Mrs. Oreen. Mrs. £. Young, Misses
■Mton. Violet Bve, Ckx>per. Bertha
roffd. iMbU Watlea, Peggy CMUafc
K. Albuit aiM BU T9U1W, Mr. Awi
cipiiing, Mr. Oyer and WlOard
Young.
• • «' ■
Christening Ceremeny
A doilblf 1 !in.s:rii;riK ■ ■ M'monjT
lu<jk plajf at Ht iiavioui a "inirch,
Vicioiia West. on. Friday (A' tunt'.
by He\ S H Hart, of tlw inl.iiit
ii:-> iif Ml ,in<l .M- . H : (HI lii.i t.
and .Ml and Mrs. David W .\nder-
.M n. till- former recelvuiy the names
u apittdlw A iftiOTt boHdajr In ttie
city, and la at preeent the peet dC
Miss Vtetorta wfalker. tm TcroolO
I street.
• • • .
! Leave for Edmonton
Mr. and Mrs James H Cobley
and daughter EsteUe left on Friday
afternoons boat for the Mamland.
en route to Hamilton. Ontario, lor a
few iniwifii' visit at ~
staeaoto ta
the y»f1r
«alv*r«Ny
h»|jir«hlpt sf thr Imr^lal Order Daarh-
Icr. ul thr Emplrr Hrir it Mi— M«rT
H*Mni»n. of LoBden. Oniarl*, swardod
tbfl (MaaS LO.O.B. kwMvy l«r OatorU
Imp ISta MU« Haaaaui wMI aolar WMt-
•ra I'nlvrrtll; Mlw Hr>SBi*n U « dkoch-
l«r af Mr John A Hr««iii«n. chlrl arlin-
aar •! ■.>* .s Brtiunla. wblota waa lar-
Ife shr KttaOSaS >l
CallaiUtc laatttota.
Q^COAL
UobacL «dwd..Mc> A. IK.
son being godfather and Mr*. D. w.
Andor.vjn godmother; the latter re-
ceiving the names Alan David. Mr
E K. Heal bem^ Kodfather and .M. s
V. H Ht-ai giidmothpr K plfii.^.iM'
t'Nenlng WHji .spent at :h(' lionic nt
.Mr and Mrs U W Aiidersoii Hi*
John .Stici-t Tile r(><)in.s wete d>" o
rated with Autumn flowers, whUc
the dlnlng-rooin was deoorated with
blue and yeUow etieaaiers. the table
being amngid wttb a oolar e6bem«
«f btae and ydUm. at either end ol
wtaleb were the ehrletening cakes.
• • o
.Shower CMven '
A nnvp] and attnu-tivrlv 'T-rranged
I shower wiuk held on TTmrsdiiv rve-
ning at the h<5me of Mr?, [) W
I)oj-p 17.S4 Ijce ^%'enup In h'lrinr n;
\ Mr.s A Delo inie IlTe in.-^i.-. pr'-nv
/uu>i were concealed in a baby s cot,
which was decorated In a vdim
acbeaae of bltie and white. CMunes
were played and the prlie wlnaen
were Mrs H \V Curtis, Mrs. R. W.
Nil !>.;i.M>n. \\\- A Deloume and
viis.-, Kki.vsK wet.« r The invited
".tir.-iU. wtif Mis H W I'u:;;.,, Mr:>.
a H AariiiLson, Mis H Temple,
•Mry J l.'tliTidKe. Mrs V Clropp,
Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Mrs r .Sm:th,
and the Mlsaee L. Woman F weber,
■dtth aeedhoiiee and Anale Lone-
ALL HAIRCUTS
MR. WAtffM
FREER'S
740 Fort Street
Give the Children
Purw M Uv«r Ott in
WiBttr
nocat Narwaviaa Od
form.
MnFMUJUIE MM CO.
Oer. Dooglaa end Johnaon
a a a
Evening ^avtr
The MiaoM Oorte and Clara Tur-
nri entertained a few frtends at
1 rir home on Pembroke Street CO
Il-.ursday evening TTie time was
sp.'ii' i!i d.mnnr and niiich credit
Kiv.-n Wn;t<'l (.:ri).s,sly lor en
t« r' ii.aiii:cn' rhcKse pn-.M-n? wf-re
Mr.s. HeruK-ii Mrs M(>.s.-,cv Mr ,ilu1
Mrs .S'.roiid \\\ .lii.l Mi- rurner
Mr. and Mrs. £ngluh, Misses Mar-
garet MeoHjr. Margaret Bennett,
Bertha Turner, Luey, Dorla and
Clara Tomer. M—re. * WkMer
(■■,.,.,;, Nei! .Jensen. Bill HutchlSOn,
(■'i..trii>- Hcniif" and others.
« *
.Marrietl in Edmonton
Mr and Mr I' .^ Mi l.eiiii nn-
Ii(nin<<' liie innrTiH.;*' > Iheir ynunK-
e.^f dauRliii ; I'rii. Kileen. to Mr.
James P.iiiuand O tShea. of Heiw\n.
AU)eri;i The ceremony took pim e
In the parsonage of the Caiiiolic
Cathedral, Edmonton, on Monday,
•aeptember 17, at • poB. Bev. Pather
Mtttgttt eOelated. Itafv. Father
Wall and Brother Ragoetlan were In
•ttendanoe. Mr. and Mrs. O'Shea
«IB OMka their hooM la
Tea Hosteao
Mrs. John Malm, 1068 Beach
Drive, entertained at the tea hour
veetwday In honor of Mrs. Noel
Money, of QnaOoum Beech, M «QI
leave today for Bnglbndi
• • •
Proee Wlnntisg
Mfg. Don^ Lattd. ef Wtoalpeg.
xrith hvr daughters, the \l\mm Wi^
and Kathleen, are gueaU at the
Empceee llolal.
• a «
Dinner at Empreas
Mr and Mrs. O. C Oaasels, who
are here with the Prill;h golfers'
party, enterUln'!d at dinner at the
Empraes Hotel last evenlag.
• « •
Visiting Mother
Mrs. Ronald Buchanan, of Van-
couver, la spending a week vLsituiK
ber mother, Mrs. Lorne Campbell,
M. OlMfflea Street
Back Prmi MUl Bay
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. 8. Murley and
Mlas Morley have returned home
after spendliw the lael three months
at MlU Bay.
a • •
VlaHlag PMend
Mrs. T. MUUgaa Is vMtlag Mrs.
Arbucfcle. Strawbwry Yblii, for a
few daia.
« • •
"m* and Mn. HiU BUe have
moved into theiF BgW BdBM at isio
BeiK 1) Drive
Long Beach. Uduelet
Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Beattle,
after visiting In Uduelet for some
weeks, have left for their
Ladjmlth.
• • *
Mr. aad Mnu
were vlsMOIg dl
week.
Mr Herbert'j. HUller, of ttatortet.
ha.s left for COSl BMbOT NUte
(iv v.iiii iinver.
• a •
\ir (' K Brou.se. of Portland, who
iia.s been \i.sitinK in Uclue!< ' li.i
left U>r thr north end of tlic l.slitnd.
Mr itnd Mr>. It V .'--mder. of
UcHkland ,\veniie Vh'ori.t are
vi&iting at Long Beach, where they
are the giMrte «( Mies Oertmde
Jackeoo.
in
■OTUI Nuage." appropriate-
ly enough, is the name
giM ii a new lelt with a clouded el
fet t hi a difTerent color
lUu.st rating the popularity of tiie
bonnet in whate\er .shape it iii.iy
appear are the two haU-i above, boUi
developed in clouded felt.
At the top Is a poke with a nar>
row brim which lengthens a little
<m the right side. Through a slit
of the material, Just above the ear.
Ls diawn a Imi'a i.' Ih-' s^iinr i ii,\i(l<-.|
felt ol wliuf; the h;li l.s uiadr K'rf,
d;i:k i i'luds liuveniiK' tth.'o'
like ,t!i at'ciiioon It! .'Xiit;!!, ' lor in-
6t.Hnii' !,i'e \\n:\i:-'
Below, in anutiier puke, the color
scheme Is reversed; light grey
clouds hurry across a very dark sky
-a bbMsk oiie.#ln faot A. little
wlng>llfce treatment at the right
trims this simple hat A tiny band
erf . - . -
brim
FIRST DRAMALOGUE
a:30.J».M.. Enprwi Hotel, Oct. 1, i928
rCYKANO DB BBMBKAC
CAST:
4e iMMM Mrs. Cbarlee £. Wilson
Miss ffomer-Dixon
Comtr Jrjn >\r SuzSMMt
Mr. Keith EdgcU
Major BhlleclcWebeter
Miss Kat|deea Agnew
Jean
Miss O'Reitly
Captain William C'.venttjf
Mr. Denis M. Git-k
Mr. W. W. Apperley
And Introduction by
Mr. William
WM a visitor
cAc^Uy -«U about the house
cm be deaned
i» easily
9m the rugil*
rh< HovbI rtrane more of the
places— tilr aud liuoleuiu . . . il
ClfVBptNDMHgUUUIVWNI ■QOTV***
f(9U info every conut— in
iiHriilion to
Yon muMi •
The ihin
Mr. and Mrs. R. Winch were
visitors at Lsng Beach reesotly.
a a •
Mn. H.' J. HllUer has let' >r
vieleita, Vaneoirpv and southern
Oregon.
Mrs. Prad Wlilpp Isft last wsek
for Vtetorla.
Mr. and Ifrs. JaoMs Praaer left
last weak for a short visit la Vie-
torta Mid Yanooover.
a • a a a a
Announce rinigstdW Mr. Kenneth Miller has returned
Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Wormleighton to his heme in UclMlet aft» spend-
innoonce the engagement ot their Ing eomo ntbPt||g at Ooal BarlMr.
... lighter. Phylli.s, lo .Mr, Wcx. _ . • ^* . „.
Mar.o .-id.-.- .,,n ot M, .,,..1 M,s.! Mrs. JL U% U ViMttlf la Vlc-
\i;\u \l.ir-.n. -! V.ini on ■, riir t '"rift.
.ie<id;!iu; is 'o !:iKi' pl.o i nt Cen-
tennial United Church, Ootobcr 30.
I at t o'eloek.
• • a
Announce Engagement
Mrs. 3. Prltohettt. of 1414 Stanley
Avenue, annouaese the engagement
of her yoimgest daughter, Lilian
Mary, to Mr. Edward J Fatt. young-
est son of Rev. P. H u,d Mrs Fair
344 Simcoe Street I lie wedding; is
-ike place a; .' in i.ciiMk 'm ih
I twr 17 ,i' St iiii'iis Churcti,
Leave for < iihfnT tii.T
Mr.s \iiy ( Ki, i I, I r- a',; t'.ii, been
sta\ o,- ■> \T' iiKl Mr^ Walter
LuTi- '111- I'.,. ,uToir.;«in!ed tiy
her daughter Betty and son Jack,
are leaving today oa the
Alexander- for aa»_iHik Ismi
wlU remain ia
nltaly.
• • • -
At Windermere Iloiet
Mr and Mrs i, i, phlUii)
tain I),irl;n;' \'itoria, Mr.<<
cof.t and Mr J A Cierhart
wack, and Mr. P. LelutHon ihoma:
Vaaoeuver, are gusete at the Win
Rev Arda^h Walter •x;\.:- a
at Long Beach -en route lo
rbgf
<'Hp-
Jorfh-
■■ 'or
uiino
II. IMMle and son were
vlsHon ■! Jjam Boaoh reoeatlj.
Port Albemi News
Dr .1 H Anpiis ot Montreal and
one of' the direi t,/ir-. o' ttie <"iina-
dlan Medlral ,\,s.s<>ri.(tioi; t,,i l.<'en
a guest of Or. Hilton. Dr. Angus Is
^'isitlng the hondtals throughout the
weet bad as the aew wing for the
West Obast Mespllal wID eooa be
under ooaalnMtlgl^ opportunity
has, been taken to seeure valuable
Information and advice from him,
la matters connecter! with the new
I i'.Hi-u !' i.s vivting her
Mi:i.s V Krant. oX OhO-
.Mr' V
daughter.
Martied at
St. John's Church
Recently
On Wedaesday evealag. at 8t
John's Ohuroh. Rev. T. M. Rugfaee
united in matrimony Ethel May
Ellsalieth. only daughter of Mr and
Mrs. Edward Cave. !7'',;i H .li- A.H>d
Crescent, and Mr Waltr-
Watkln.s, son of Mr arid Mr^ Wa'-
kliUi, He-.icti Drive. Mr.s (' H Kau
cett iMid tnends of the tinde 1 ^d
deconiU d the church with mauve
.md pink asters and during the serv-
1 ice the bridal couple stood beneath
la lovely floral areh.
To the tram - of the bndal chor-
us the tir'.di- entered the cliurcll
Wi'l. till t.ttljer. who Kave her in
marriage ahc wore a beautlXul
wedding gown of Ivory flat crepe,
fashioned In period style. sUghtlbr
bouffaat at the hips with loi«
sleeves aad a flounee ol exquisite
laoe at the hem. Her tune veil was
embroMersd with true inver s knots
of rtilnestones and held m place
with a coronet of onini^f l)lo^„,<)ms
Her bouqiift wa.s of Ophelia i.. <-,
and 1 ,ir!i,itioti.
Mlss Muriel Poulton and Mis.s
Barbara Palmer, cousins of the
brtde. were teldeemalds. attired in
frosba of sea foaai taHeta trtauaod
with allwr rfiilMes. Their Juliet
caps were of silver lace aiMl thtqr
carried bouquets of asters and fem.
Mr ( Mxifrey Watkln.s wa.s hl.s
brother's Ixwt mur; an.! th- ii,-,h(rs
were Mr Martin ( nid Mr. C R.
Fawcett During; ' ■ unlng of the
register, Mrs. J. V. Meston
liove's OBwngyon"
A reception was hsM at the home
of the bride's parents, where Mrs.
Cave, In a frock of blue marocaln
and blark velvet hat, and Mrs Wat-
k;ii-. u, 1 •■•-.Ml of ash<" of roses
( anion cii ji. witli a t)la< k tial, aK-
.si.sted III ro( ( i\ m^;
After a honeymoon in Vancouver
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins will re.slde in
their new home on Finlaysoo Ave-
nue. For traveling the bride wore a
blue georgette dress, blue doth coat
trlBuaed with opossun collar and
edOl and a saiart iMt to
T>Me uoexceiled Coal
values ere due io Mai-
lek's purcbasing
The convenience o( a
Budget Aic^Hint is cor-
^xrWy placed at
^:f< e
1901
New Winter Coats
TkeVeiy Ne%veit SwM iU FW
Tnmmingt That the Faihion Cm-
\m Have to Qtfer— Attembled at
Piicet That EaaUe You to Efftct
Smoolh Silky fabncs arc enhanced by fur
such as fox, wolf, canoil tad
Biarininka bad
ilgrUcI for the aioit ditrrimtnbrint.
Black ts a favonlc — with 1 an a
MOODd — mad tboM who like
BrafWBi. Grey« aad oilier
can find then in
hbiKboaw laodnlti
Spoilb and DrM Coats, dcvtioped
ia BMitwigli that are tddom found
coat.s at this pru c ancii
in
frrttiirnu' tnnimin9:<. <
ot cxccpUonal nclmcs&
iirs
*25
Gorgeous Dress Coats. triaHaed in
nch furs, m the ;ir%vr«;t and IBOft^
frtslii'>ii.il>le modes tuf the coming
season. 1 ravel Coats are
are also iacladed inf
New Millinery at Moderate Prices
and Mairont
.irpc and Smalt
Head ^izci
I.
All Leadinp Autumn Colors to I larmom/.c
With ^ our New Costume Is Mere
\ cni.irkalile !lisj)l.iy preparer] after rlayt^ nf
rllcrt to o'ht.nn rverv authentic styi«" feature, inclurJ-
ing the beret, the wide &ide-Rare brim, the manipu-
lated, brim pinched and twisted to perfectly fruBe
the fo^e, die off-face effects, the new shaBaw
croiMii ftWiBj wall dowa pa iha agck*
Ho
It iiiH-» are
Aaklora
Comeiaaf
1 H 1 > r k
altuobl
The N£ W
ROYAL
ELtCTRJC CLEANER
mUL POUSHER
Douglas Scratt
Lafiffley Street lt'>4a«»
Miss Nancy Ferguson has re-
turned from a holidsy In Calgary,
•o i.n f • - studies fit Victoria
College and ' > reopen her class In
Hlgbland da<
. •
l,«>««vr^ for FfJmonton
Mr. Bernard Ocigh. of the V*n-
couver Drug Oottipsny, leff on
Thuiedar afternoon for Bdnonton.
to oondnue Ms Itadles at tbe tM-
versltr of Alberta.
• • •
Taneemr Vhtftar
Miss Tsobe! Todd, ot Vanenuver
40 Xnaaa Gift Pattenia
To Work NOW—
f Katif,f;i. li"n w' ■ n V ' 'iir tinkers arc
IhisV w-'h rtro- . i.-tv And >'• n
save yT)nr .elf ri! i i ' t sho(i(iinc,
worry, ►"■'lier and ii'-xt Decemlw
if yn\i Work rxf|'ii->i"- t'f's that cost so
maeb to buy hut so little to make — ■
NOW. Emorotdcry is very *»sy to
learn aad the itoirlwt eu* ^r.-
often the moot iWBtive^ 8i>' - d i"
for B%ianers are included in
KmoOMUT Book No. 2
40 daaigns aad hot-tron
dMi^Atiogi iHMaMsl. useful
thwt wdt w.ir Ami waxh ahnrxt
indefir.ifrly, if vnn y. :r Tr ask's AwrHO«
Ft«*m'Ki» < iirt'iss- n( h litstr-Mia
fhrt'.id, p' Kir in"-fd fiv I t. wa<:hin(: in a
u;dr r.ingr of e»r|ui it'- " i i I'", n. 1 ' »
r u.'h rA. ;rr to wrk A I K !'. ' n
langlr" skein i^fjn < n .-rvay v> ■ ' fj ( ■-. ■ • j
vrrpY of Ci I mbk lomv H ■
No. 2. Ctive C'^op.n bcl !v a'vl i '-i
cents trt the r»ear»Kt store that sells and
rer»-i'Tim<*rida Clark'* Aashoc Oottotw
' f .r m.^il direct to n
IP
I Nix 1. KI 'I » <•
j StraB4<vl t ')«i'-n.
Ml I ioi Ion Mil Campbell i.s
'i|)''udinK A few days In Victoria an
the Kuest of Ma)er Bet. Dr. and
Mr.s Campbell.
• . .
Tlie :innual danre of Km- Aliieiiil
Agriculture and Iiidu. Mml A la
toln took place last night, it was
one of the most swosssful eodal
affairs wWsa the aesoclatlon has
ever beM. and it was most gratify-
ing to the committee to notice fo
many gneete from the other side of
the irtsai.
Gblef of K>liee Votter has re-
to the dty from Vaneouver.
Langford PenonaU
•Tf
(fOt
ttiese days," com-
.,,iii<-(! ;i -u.wii 'M.in. "that you can
.■arrily pet iiiair,e<i 'inlesn yotl can
-I f.T the gtrl two licnneejj."
':Two licences?" exclaimed the
friend.
Kitty McKay
Br Ma* WUcni rut
Spool Cotton CkK
The following laeloristj were
gue.sL.s at the LangfdH Le^e Auto
Camp recently Mr. aai Mr.s P
Cox and family, of Oarlton. Ore .
Mr iind Mrs. L. B. Hetherlnfcton
Cowby, AlU ; Mr. A. Kay ' ; >
burn; Mr. and Mrs. Wa-v
Arthur Halg. Afr. and Mrs. F
aoSdee, Vaaeoaver: Ifr. aad Mrs. T
L. McNeil and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ooananch, Santa Cms, Oal.
• •
Mr. aad Mrs. H. A.
family have returned 10
from Lancforfl T^ke
CumbcrUjul Pcison.ih
Mr .John .'ihiirtt an enipi . if
the Canadiiin ( 'i'!;i<^ri''^ IJ it;.^-
miiir> 1, muted ha.s ae<i ()tfd » posi-
tion f'entlctnn a.s elerlrieiil
superintendent aod Inspector, leav-
ing (or the latertor city on Mon-
day. Mrs, ahortt and family wiU
oontlane to live la Oumbertand ua*
tn the aprtag. •
« • •
Rev. J. a. Bewltt. pastor of Cum-
berland United Church, and Mr
Thomu'. Bannernian !a\ i f prrvriiia
tlve. returned to < loiberlnnd on
Friday, ;ifti i n" ■ '>'<■ 'UTt
lag of the presbytery held at
liird of V'anrouver.
tew days in Cumber-
«( Mr.
Comprehensive
Service
T
to-
the
HE funeral director ol
day it confronted, in
practice of his pi ofession, with
great many problciiis, all o* them
different and each reqiuring skill
and equipment to solwa.
Truly comprehensive service ran
be rendered only by the funeral
direetor who hag experience and
.'ukquate eaaipasant We have
both.
Sands Funeral Co.
(QUADRA ST.. viCToaJA
PNONtS: OFF 3 30«
MS. e033. 74^M
Mr u
is spend titg a
land, the
WUhaas
Dtamaiogue Monday
I The foOowlBg wlU tato part m
" ' dramakfua leniorrow at the
h.n,)>re!w rbM? Cowtesas Isaa de
I Suz.mnet. Mrs. Charles K. WUson.
Mis. K.Tthleen Agnew. Mi»« O'Reilly.
I MlSR Hoinet Dixon, Con ■< tean de
I- .'^u-'-ini i^'t r;ip»aln 'A iili I'n Cov-
M: I )etmi.s M < k Mr
l.flth EdKell Mr W W Ajix-riev
. lid Major Hull'-Kk w<-'' ; \\r\
David MacUafHe aoci Mr^ Uarker
Will weloenM the aubecribers on
half of ttM oommHtes Mrs. TUton
snd Miss fraaees MMgrave will
!■ ir.- ;'a"nn tlcbets to thoee in-
lere.sieu in Uie woTk of the dramatic
sehooL
Colquirz Personals
Ylf\ H" ' 1 - -1 i '-inM.l i a'- ■ oi r
Wilkinson Koad umted e tiur ti i<
turned home oi^ Friday after at
tendlx« the general eeuacU of the
United Ohunh. wtaiea was held in
w I r: n ! p< v Bosldes attsndhig the
couni u lie
Areola, Ha^k
his return.
. • •
Clyde Colwell. who ha* been for
several montlw at OotgOlt/ hai
turned to ld.'« home tn aummeriand.
SUGGESTION-
liouvkrrpiiia, diflicult probtrm,
",:..-d (pswStae MM
First Clas.i Room and Hojrd.
$2.50 Per Day. Room Without
Board. IS.00 Weekly.
Lawit Grass
Seed
New Crop Seed
SOeaadTSelh.
WOODWARD'S
621 Fort Suect Phone 918
0— tlp«imr Oarlfl**-
Coartenay Pertonals
Rev. W. A Alesander, of 0t.
oeorge's United Churdi, Is attend-
tng the Presbytery at Nanaimo.
Mr. John aatton to visttfeig her
daughters. Sthol aad Issdsn. hi
Tbe gui friend says she wouMnt
be eesn in
It
fir.--'
and
^n MUaisi 1 whist drtfe ws
•he Ootnmunttv Hall at Ofanth-
, -ir' Wedne>:.dnv : a; ' iiTi M '"
' np'.''d 'o.r'^Ti iJihi"'
\1:'i>. Ttiriia'i r-r- «•* • -
M • nrrV'k' ' i::: '>;n":or.
B. Woodhus, mens first. Mr.
OrodBStt; second. Mr. T.
and Mr. M. Saunders, booby
"Build B.C."
A First-
Rate
Milk
m
?u»t home
'amp \f r s
frofTt »
\ ( ■ S\>
iirtime-
rorl, n
II' I- Ift
(rr aUuui I'scific Miik. Sh>
«sys*
'I inrd P;,.,r,. \{,'\. fnr ih.
ti'.i ''Trir twri week* h
' I ■ und it verj
rirh and •rr'. (food-*
We like very much to recsin
surli letters. 4-.
PACIFIC MILK
Fsctoncs at Abboieiord »fc
DEAVIl.l F Rf> voi.n«
A Quiet 'xcdd'-ii' -iA< .-.ifnn /.*>d
OH ^MSdS'v P<'>'n'n8 li . V,^ .1 t'
between H.'^idi* -^ 't)'^.
of Mr. and Mr w K
of this dty. and Mr T J
tleavfUe. younger son of Mrs. a
DeaviUe. also of Vieterla.
wor*" a French creation flf AMee Mae
,Torr''**e trimmed irtf', rhlfTOW VUl-
f.' of a darireT >;harte unth smart
rrrruitions and 8wsn«m>t« Af'er the
orremooy a recmtion was held at
the home of the brides parsnta. the
couple being the
bcauUful
Corn*, Callouses
Palnleaefy Renwved
New Process
MARINELLO
71i Yatea St.
Phone 2477
ft
Assorlslien will hold its f»r»t merlins
of (he rail and WUiter season esi
Or.^a.-
No Cure
No Pas
Diseaeea treated a«eeiaiflti|
vHkoat drags or Mlllf I
Leeanee. fiM*'. f W
O. WABU>ELL. M. T.l
PtMHM SSM
Ma I Ct.
THE DAILY COLONIST. VlCTpRIA, B.C SUNDAY. SEPTEMRRR 30. 1928
Lendinq Library
Hew Bocks
tng
SubscnpUcn flaUs
New English
Wilton Rugs
! )v»(a Fine WMton Kiik->. wrth^
in n liai k vrry ( lose pile
<it tli« tiiusl indlriiat Jtnl
' k «■]) 111 Mially good (Ic Ni^ii*.
I r luiiig (ouics iif i«ntiquc
' "1. nt.il rug!.. We. fully recom-
iiiciid them iot acrvic* «• well at
beauty.
M/< f) n ') III V it 9<t5.oo
^ It 'Ml \ 'Ml I'rice ...•Ttt.SO
'I It . m It 0 ill ,$»5.00
^i/c (I X 12 ft f 110.00
—Third Floor. H B C
Gold Seal
Congokum Rugs
\\k /Mtvc a-Tirx large atock of
inea« indlapnflable <fi all
l!i'- |...I'::Lir si/t-v
/( 1. ti . 1 1 Pi i... <»7.00
■ I/. ; li '<, 1,1 X 9 ft. *«.NO
bi/< •> II X It. I'rica.. $10.15
Size 9 ft. X 10 ft. 6 hi,.. %\-Ji.'i^
Size 9 ft. X 12 ft 918.86
Sia« 9 It. X If It %X1M
Dining^Room
Suites
At Popular Priccf
•>PUc« DMnc-Room SoMm at
$9t40
Cnnsicting of buffet, with mirror
back, ohiong exteniion table and
set of six rhairx with leather
»li|> .^eats Ml mafic in solid oak
in ' i|i| I'.iiglish fini^l' ' f ind
...nir hard wtarifif sn ■
ciiiplete 9U8.50
Or $0 85 down, balance in nine
monthly |■l^^■Ml^Mt».
S>Piaee Dining Room Suitea at
$105.00
In dark sludrd v\.}lniit finish,,
-nirjir h.irk t.uflrt, ohlOHg
< KiritHioii table and Met of six
^lip seat chairs. A Queen Anne
<lesign, and very neatly finiahM.
Price, complete
Or 110.50 down, balance ta nine
iiioHlhly payment^
MMm* PininK Koom -MMb* «t
1149.00
I n genuine walnut, with. 60-inch
l iiflet. Oblong extension table
Hid net of six chaim. I.arRr sire.
I'll <-. coqi|^lct« fllO.OO
I 'I ^14.90 tJoWM 1, , „, M ,:r
monthly payni '
— Foortli Floor, H B C
INCORPORATED 2*?? MAY I670.
\ Olktf ^tam M iVmmptg, YmkUm, SaAtktn, Edmmlmi, Origary. Uthhridtt. Neluui. Vernon. Kaml^op, rndT*
3fi
5,000 Blankets at H B C Popular Prices
I his imnieuse stock ot W ool Blankets was bought before the advance in the price of wOpV-hcnce the wonderful values we are able
, to oiler. Now th^ time to replenish your supply for tne Winter mbnthiJ while the pi^^
Two of Many
New Arrivals in
the China Dept.
f-' iV-il Stan.ey I'Dttrty
I ; ' 1 > ' 1 1 ' : ; 1 1 ,1 lid ma<le p' ■! • . i , in
• d.nk li.n kKroiiiui with pretty
tl"wrr.s 111 soit shades and bcan-
tiiul glaze finish. The aaaort*
ment includea flower vaacs from
5 ift. to 12 in. tall in varioti<«
ahapes; flower bowls, jardin-
ieres, rose bowls, fruit bowls.
<imar< and cream-t and leap. its:
■lUn bread or roll tra>>. < u
i'".\.il Stanley I v.!'. i
■Miprrciatcd as
each. :j(7.Uft
Ifaluii Pottery
S'.Mieiliin- 111 I .luferent in pot-
tery, [hv preiiy combinations
of colors niuft he seen to be ap-
preciate-!. The ass.>rtnient in-
cludes lea sets, cake plate*,
flower bowls, csatlicsiirks. ash
trays. ra«M. ete. Prier- fr.->Th.
each . 't.'.,.
loU'picccs lor i$.£iMO
PImt, NBC
New French
rtcd BcadeJ
White Pure Wool Yorkshire Blankets
\\ oven from thoroughly scoureii yarns, and huj:>lieU
with piiilc or blue borders.
Size 58 ^ 76 inches. Wetf ht 5 lbs. Per i>air.....f8JOO
Si/e (A X HI iui hv-. Weight 6 H)8. Per pair fB.SO
Si/c f»8 X 8() tti> tu•^ \\ < 7 Il'v Per pair ^II.OO
>>uc 72 A ^K) iiK hcb. VVcijilit ii lbs. Per p*ir....^ia.50
White Pure Wool Scotch BUaktta
\\ (M. fii Ml f.-iindi)-; AyrsJiirc looms from soft lp|ty ya)tns»
aiiii lim.siied will) iblue borders.
Sixf*66 X 80 inches. Weijrht 6 ll)s
>!/<• ■■ S.. Iirs, Wright 7 l!i^
Si/.c yj. X W Jlicjics \\ e-i;,riu H Ib.s
Size 80 X MO inchrs \\ n-iit o ii.^
I'l-i [laii
l>r pair
IVr f J.I it
I'd I'.iir
Manufacturer's Surplus Stock of
White Wool Blankets Selling
at V<ry Low Prices
These are woven from pure wool \ .iiu^ but havi- .shylit
imperfectionf. juch as light oil stains, otherwise they
are o( exeellen| qoftlity and will^ive splendid service.
^ n I l; I (■
siae.
rter bed Double bed sire.
r r.icli !'i . f I,
Purt Wool Kenwood 'Blankets
W oven from liixti uradc jnrtis in attractive
plaid effects of rose and wlntc, l>liic ami white,
tan and white; also in solid colorings «if rose,
blue. ;:ol(I. apricot, preen, etc. iMnishcd with
satin Innind ends. Size 00 x 84 inches. I'ru c.
^ f9.75
Size 72 X 84 inches. Prite, each. 41tM
Superhnc Wool Blankets
Woven ironi lugh-^rade yarns with that M>ft
cosy finish so much desired^ " *
Size 62 X 81 hichea. Weig»it 6 Ibt. Pnce! per
pair $12.00
Si/.c 72 X 90 inches. Weiglit 8 lbs. I' . per
pair ^ $16.00
Size 90 X 96 inches. Weight 10 lbs. Price, per
Pilre Wm4 Wttney Muiytt
l-anied f, .r their uaniitli giving and-
hard w^earmg qualities. Si r 7 ' \
mches. Weight 9 lbs. Per |m : $16.00
Size 72 X 92 inches. Weight 9 lbs.
Price. ^)er pair fl8<00
• NBC
2.98 3.98 4.98
fi's Bay "Point'
Blankets
Grey Blankets in All Wanted Sizes /
and \y^ights
Qrajr Miasd Wool
Si/c 54 X 72 inches. Price, per pair.._...
Siie 58 X 76 inches. Price, per palr__...
Six* 60 X 80 III ' li '"^ I 't I • f Mil puit
Silvei Grey Mixed WoOl
Size 5(i \ 7(t I iir
.Si.-c 'ill V H(i Mu ill
bize i>4 X 84 inches.
Fancied for Then Hard W
f 1 ! in,
(^)u.iii
the Home as They Are Outdoors
A.s Useful in
.^-Point. grrv. Size 62x76 inches.
Weight 9 Iba. Pair flO.M
.V Point, white, tan and stripc4.
Weight 9 lbs. Pair ftS.M
Point, K«"f.v- Size 64 x 81
iachcs. Weight 10 lbs. Price, per
pair . : 91S«oO
3>i-Point. white, tan and striped
acarlet and itreen. Pair, •M.M
4 I', lilt, ifrey. Site 72 x '^>i ! ,
\\< i«hi 12 Iba. P air .. f 15.50
4- Point, white, tan. scarlet, green
striped. Weight \2 II. ^ !••. r.
per pair f iH.ftoi
Floor, NBC
I'ruc-, per pair.....
Price, per pair..„
Price, per pair-..
Sisc 68 X 16 inches. Price, per pair
Pure Woet Onv Blankets
.Sue o() X 80 inches. Priee, par pair.^
Siie 64 X 84 inches. Pffea. jpcr pair...^
Siae 68 X 86 iachef Price. ^ 'pair. .:
* n r.
.8 7. 95
8T.8S
88.85
Splendid Values in Flannektte
Blankets
In tli8 Bwr Xnfllliti ii» Cuiadian Uakm j~ '
Plaanelatt* MaiikMs in Whte and Q^ey
With pink or blue borHer.s Size fA n inches. Price, pair. *- 5 '
Siie 7i X 84 inches. I'n. , ,,, pnir ,.,f;i.7a
Xxtra Lar^c White i- l,»njielcn e blankctb
Made longer than the i<rdinar> hlanket. and whipped kii^jly which
ta an advantage. Choice of pink or blu« bordcra. Si^ie 7« x 90
inclics. Prke. per pair : 82.M
WUsh Plannaletir Blaalnta far tfaiglB aiid DoubleiBeda
W hipped singly, and finiahed with piuk ..i i-!uc 1.m,,|,ts iya|ik*li.
that will give you the utmost m wear and launder lo your i ~
tion. Si/.e (/) X 80 inches. I'ri< e. pi r pai* ,„, ' !»S
Size 70 X 90 inchci>. Price, per pair 7,-,
•--Main Floor, H B C
Th0 New Costume Jewellery
Is Highly Interesting
Impo
I. i.iiipreheiiHive showing oi the
very 1 it< st Mvie* in, hand-made
beaded bags,<r«>m Pranc-e. Now
beintf ased Inr afternoon and
<-veni«f wear. Small sue are
pnred at M.M and #3.05
More elaborate hagi, vrtth dull
' 'liaed silver frames in
olor rartatlon^ froni
814.50 to ..., a.!.-, o 1
Floor, H B C
Christmas
Greeting Cards
We are now taking or<iers for
'personal arreting fards for
< )ver«ea« M.iil
Stf u:\r ii'-',| . ' - n,\
ICtt y»i
—Maun 1- loor, H B C
Ciystal Chokers
(Jiiite I he voK'ie for immediate
wear, in lustrous cut crystal and
gradtwted. Prices. M'80
to\. ..•S.80
New Brooches
White briiliaat vari-eolorrd
stone and medernistii settings
in many rhnrminK slyle.s. i'riccd
at. .-.o** to M.OO
60-Inch Fearl Strings
Rich lustrous I rriu h imp. .nr. I
pearls, in rr(;im .ui.l «hiti
Nicely graded. Length (>0 mrhr.
Prices.... to ^f-i-'tO
to ^„ 8i:<.60
Rhinestone Brace leta
Unique sts les in plain rhine-
vfntir !. aceleta and others with
^ stone settings. Prkes,
to .
Modeinistit Bead Neiklrt-.
Ill \ari (olored vtyles, with i
tthed stone pendant, at 75^
Drasa OmahieBts
In clever new ideas. featunnK
fsncjr' colored slope with i rPt; nit
settings. Prices, from.. »'
to _ 82.50
Coral Chokers
In graduated style and in a
beautifol quality Priced at,
M.»8
French Imported Pearl Chokers
V\ ifh nicely graded whii- , .
in choker style. Pricea.„.81.80
and M.OO
Galealithe Necklets
In jci ami jiiiilxi rolor These
fasliKinahlr iK tkl. t^ ^rc much in
demand. .Ml m graduated styles.
Pricss 8.t.ftO and 94.SO
Meadowbrook Hats
Intioduciaf Bschi8i«« Styles for Fall
Link i* the measure of importance
is these lovely new Aiituma Hata.
They are hand blocked.
Thev are distinct, <re. interfttfnC,
ind. al.ove all, BLCO.VilXC.
I'l l irnwni a'-e cleverly iiioiildcd
.Some hrinis .ir<- turned up directly
al)ov<- the eyes, and sweep down
in broader llnea at th« sidea and
M < .vvliri if)k Hats come in deep-
tdiieil ru n shades of black. Autumn
leaf brown, navy blue, cafe nuir nnd
marron glace.
F iicse models of wondrotta quality
art pru r<t ■ '
New Frocks for Aut;|imn
Afternoons
Floor, NBC
The Newest in Decorative Flowers
At Popular Pr^es
Charining flowers for table decorations now on displav Dahl as.
Morning Clorffs. Ch/^aanthcmams. Daisies. Tnltp. l^ose, r i„ni
Blossoans and Water Laiiea. Prieea, each. f^^x- ip to 8i.5o
—Mmo Floor,' NB€
tust'oi-Montij iip^cials in Pure Food
Supplies
Five Rr-ses. Rnyal Househ-ll
and rVirily F|pur. M4.\\, s», k
81. as
■•••lb.' sack .M.dO
»«-Ib. sack M.tB
Finest 0'i-»'i'.v H ( ' ( ,r.i
SiiRar. Jfo n, paprr sa. k fl.lZ
too \u. sack 8«.85
Crosse Rlarkwells Bnrh.m
Herring anti Kippered MerniiR
Spec lal. per tin . 21^
l.lhhyA Ked Alaska Salmon,
'qual to soekeye. No. 1 tall
."» .*.
I..ll!
30f
The Ml ghost Ivpc
of Optical Service
! "-p •hniiiKh ijuallty,
. ■ p' u e. nur mod-
• i iipjicd Optical Depart-
' i r li;4s merited and wo» the
onhdcnce of tbottaamls of
i>atrona.
he highest l^ jie (.f . ; .,|
< rvue may l>r ..lit nur i ■ le ^t
4 price that nmi' >^ ia a
'lardskip, and m iidditiua we
ifcr the cft«venience of tinac
l ayoiCMa. This plan has woo
< ho approval of men and women
n all walks of life, apd h is
pen to you NOW.
-ire invited to rnnsult any
..I ...11 ..pi.. ,! :<'.ietitio«^ about
your r '■
— Opticjil D«>pl.
•Mozsausina Floor, H B C
S4t
81.00
I ISMIC
rarliiii
T7<
Kiiie
a tins for
Huron Rrand W Int.
Toilet I'aper 7 rolU t.
KeU N.ipfli;^ Soap, per
of lO I,.,,, f,,r
Ouaker Brand Landed
I omaloes, large tia — .
a tins for ».
Oasker BraNd Early June Pea^
rr tin tSf
tins for
Reach's Pure Strawberry i .
*-lb tin .-»r;r
Beach's Pure Red Phim
*-lb. tin . 4S#
Kiiie
Pure Bulk Urd. per lb. .
a lbs. for . ...
Domestic Shortening, pk;
Shaniror^k Brand Side
per 111
Shaniro. k Braad Hanv
ham. per Ih.
Whole ham, per II.
Swifts Boneles.* Hams, siiced.
P^r lb 474
Swift'a Premium Pramr.il Rack
Bacon,' per ih. ro#»
Prime .Vf.<tiired Can.*
Cheese, per Ih tUf
K I H ft ( ';jiM i| .1 n I \\rr ., M., 43^
. Srinirrri Brand Peanut Butler
i:'-^ 18^
a lbs. for ..lij-
Sliced Corned Beef. lb. SO^
Sliced Boiled Ham. IS
Sliced Mam Bokigna, Ih . 80^
^iced \ eal Loaf. p«r Ih. . ..40^
Fruit aatt Vtt«ublea
$12.50 Tiul SIS
•x^econd Floor, H B C
Genuine Alligator Shoes
For Smart Fall Wear
$15.U) or $lo.OU is tlie price you've been i-skc'
Alligator Shoes. Here they are at the wonder yd r
tui prfce of ^ #0«4D
These are showa in tbc ta.siuoiuhle Ibree-eyelet ties,
with smart Cuban heels, The price is nude . po««ible
only as the result of a vrry fortunate pwrchsse from
unc of America's largest sh<^ manufacturers. Choice
of bran and black. All sises.
■ ~ r.MBC
Authentic Stylea— Fine Fabrics^
Wonderful Values *
Lovely Afternoon Frpcks at $15.95 ^
These new Afternoon Frocks in materials of Canton and flat
crepe, also crepe satin. re\ral .ill th.it i\ newest ojfUe for
Fall. They feature draped, flared and pleated elictis with new
neck Itnea atid lonff taperinfir slee\rea. Some hare novelty lace
collars .ind j.Tlxit fronts; others are self-triniined with added
adornment of buckles or shoiilder ornaments. Shown in the
latest shades of rose beige, copper, blue, leaf brown oi l hi i ie
Also Hi navy and block. All sizea from 16 tp 44. JJC^
100 Women's Imported Wool and Silk
and Wool Combinations at $2.49
Fine Imported .MI-\Voo1 amf Silk and
\\ ool C'omtinations, in knee lenjjth, with
short sleeves and oprra top
■s.tra|< Sizes 3o to 44. Price,
per suit ^
New Models at $25.00
\n assortment of beautiful Frocks in distinctive and up-to-the-
minute st>lrs, fashioned on tlie newest dr,iped and flared hnrs
or vMth scalloped heinlinc and knife pleated skirts. New piped
and banded 'neckline* ; some trimmed "wtth dainty combinations
of iare and peorpette. Particularly sni.irt is tlie'new inset fa^
got stitchmg .showing color .beneath and trimmin>;s of einhroid-
er>-. pintucks and jewelled cotlbra. Materials include -e. rirrtfe
Canton an<l flat ( repr Some 8re oontbincd with
V.elvct. Si7es 1(, to 4J Trier
IV t IwiU Inqmrm AkmU Our IVeek!
$25.00
— ^cood Floor, HBC
$2.49
Raisin Special
I -i- p.K k.iKe>,
Apple Special
inest Local Cooking Apples.
Household Pack. Special at,
per box 9Bt
WoRien'a Cream Kibb^d Vasto 8t 59c
Winter WHght VeaU fn a soft cream
rih with cotnhcfl hark, with shaped tai-
1 'ted strap or short sleevfs. Sizes .'•
44. I 'rice, each .'.^Jr
—Socond Moor, HBC
Men Will Bo Specially Interested in
These Drug Department Items
Many items in our Drug Department make a direet appeal to the
pys..n.,: needs of men Monday. Tiir^Hav atirl U'edrfesday 'devofed
specMlly to this particular class of merchandise All aicrcluadiae
mcntioBcd will be ftrominentty displayed.
Rnbbcr Set ShavMg
I,o<.tI Ripr Ton^atpes .t
l>askei
Ked p. » per II) VOr
Green 1. . pp. rs, 2 Ihi JtC»f
Provision Section
Finest Quality New Zealan'l
Creamery Butler, per lb.. 49««
a lbs. for 81 -4 n
Seal ni (jnality Crcamerv
irr pr- Ih 47*
.11,,
I . . , I 'naiuy Alberta Cream-
ii,..M,- p^ ||>
a iba. lor fl.ii
<iood ."^uund Cooking Onion •
Specially priced St € lbs. 9St
l^eal Spanish Onions at 7
llis. for ..... .. B9f
at J 9«<
Pocket Lomba, cased ~180
and .....«»#
Hair Brushes, solid back, pure
l>rislle
Russian Bristle Hair Brushes
libs' Dentifrice. 25c value at
f'T
V aa £«a Hak Tooic. $1.00
for ■ . „
^renerxMnu Citrfkn. per IK
'".-r^n 'r..m.it..r^ lO p, 2hr
l.'rrii l.inRrr pi r M. ... 30#
<',.«rlK. prr K
^ I lair Unishev
K.iii s .Mihtary Brushes at, per
M«r ^ fT.a*
Flow, NBe
firss bHstle . .„
i.»ige %itr and
Pinaad'a fiaa de Quiaiiic-^f B#
Ulae Afler-Sfcavc Lotioa._.BB#
Solid BrfIUaiit4ae
Yardley s Shpttring Bosvis at.
^aeh U,Sl.<M»
Dflbarry Skaviw Bowls. 9^—
.Msterine Skavlfig Cr«em.._SB#
Menthols turn Shaving i'rr»m
•t — - „ 494
NBC
Overcoats
Of Style and
Quality
Kvcry nrw sf^^• tlint iiicii will jifek in
Ihrir nrw \\ iiit< i Toixdais is to he foinul in
our "1 lud.soni.i .hkI C crtilicfr' liiu-v 'ph, ,
arc tailored by cxpcri.s frtmi line ijUdiiiN all
woul materials. Guaranteed to wear #ffl and
the values are unequalled.
"Cenificd" Overcoats loi i all, 19.!8
Imp.rted hlue chinchttlaA. velours and tweeds in •
smaitr I shades. Hand tailored coata that- are n;,
iip to the minute in style and guaranteed to hold thr
shape. All the new <loul»lc-breasted modela from
which to ahooa^. All stKes. Price
39.50
^'Hudsonia' Coats for Fall, 1928
The nevs C oats fashir>nc<l ■ » Mr ^elo1I^s and hlnr
chinchillas that arc the pn.pej wear for fail, 1928
Taikn-ed in the accepted douhle4>reasted nnidHs. Get
your coat •arlj'. mi Pnrr
27.50
HBC
1
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THE DAfLY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. \W
STYLISH MODELS AND FABRICS FOR WOMEJSf
New Fur Collars Are Sumptuous
Today's Paris Style Cable
By ALICE MAXWELL APPO
WHITE Jewelry U cmphaateed In kIam crystal and mirrors. Chanel
tamtiatm aluilBW MMk and white fdt ftowen nowm Iom* non«
or Uieir vofiM and ctmm 1b •vanlnK daoocftUon. Ttiajr often trsvel la
p«ira. ■otnetlBMa l9 Wit ooior npiiD Jn eootrMtlnc eolor «n ▼vhrato.
Crochet (lovm in white eiMI IMV* uid imMl. art ft
launched by Loutaeboulangrr.
New blouses employ satin printed velvet and brocaded lame
Aitemoon coats In xmooth fabrics have matching handbags.
Lanvin and Loul^eboulanger Introduce a very new note In OUi
panniers of either fur. feathers or span«led or plain taffeta.
With the return of fringe for ereilln'f mode*, sponsored especially by
Vkmnet and Chanel, rorjies the revival of o-sirlrh as a trimming medium
Jenny and Loiilsrboulanger also use U on coat.s and dresse.-.
Kprrhiefs find new and Interestlntf way.s to express themselves Rome
suggest the familiar Windsor Ue and others are simulated with Jewels
Coau bare adopted kerchief noOfe la draim) baicfeii, jrokM aad capelet^
1 wo and Three-Piece Models
Frocks, to Charm at the Tea-Hour
; " I wiiA J'lfi'i'ilM^i'ii'.i i1 111 11 ■■. .1 . ..^ *i i m 1 1
A
N extra Inch or two added to
the widih of (ur ^^;'lar^ .md
run on < loth lOMl^ rnw". h^' tin- hall
niHrk (if Ift.'il iiilmitr !ii^hl(lrl.^ 'hat
wiJi .spell 'hf doom of laj>t .v-.i -on s
garnien' Or ihr n"w ^h,l\vl < olhn
takf a ditterent curve about the
neck to dLsttngutah this type of coat
frwn tu predecetBots. Pur treat-
mants of PaU labrle "mnm Ur day-
time itev ttUf vMrtatlM vliiili 9*0-
elalma thaa as oMm «MfC aai cer-
tain it is that thlf amidituda of fur
doea add Inmeastirably to the flat-
teringness of a aoal ae every wenan
well knows
The exRf;^''T ,1'. i1 rever iMihu
which first ..H-* 'I'jht '.ii F'.ii.
this se.i.^' '11 i." < ' I ' i.i ' I - 1 ' , !' 1 II III •
and Ls DIM- to ix" vdiii htnmi il ally
by th? excessively .slender woman
to whom extra width oae no terrors.
But natormOy. thli might ba ruin-
ous t/> the lines of the matronly or
the ^hort ftcrii!'' Poi li^^r the UmK
."Off fnrrpd 'ha.vl (■■■illir r- best
<'iilTs ;il.sf> lire a point U>v con-
Mdcrad.ui lii .i.ldli. ' l'> or dcMari
ini; (roll) !■'!! i/oi)l,i' -jini'Ti .ioii.,
Woe to the cl)lc ol the woman
choosing a garment for Its beauty
but which aviarae the lUbouUte hi
thieff Bal
Coats themielves for the most part
are consenratively straight to 1n-
sur'^ sl"tid"i ICS' ir.snlte fln' .md
tunics .Mod-^l . lilus' ■•:itcd .ip >iiiig
and VMM) n '»ra|)- ir( md air to .se»
nfT th" ctcKJurc n( i,}ie |ur fint)
th»'ir intirii il.'.ii! i .no'hi-,; to. .ii
point (it iiitft'ivit to promoif lontjcr
laes
This style propaganda of straight
lines U innHrated by the tcoa4-
cloth-eurfaoad owt gt tte Itfl of
this group, t-he material used botti
I ways of the tULp for tailored detail
A full i>ouch shawl C(^1!:m of , arftfiil
■md div-p cTifT.i pointed ni tlv flbow
yiiHr:"'' !"xni'.oii.'« rliiirm
C^illtc rct',.(l i.s th( sI'.Hwl < ^'I'ai of
nat ■ irai --k link I'M': I'l ' • .■ . • ••
at tlM right. I'hiJ i 'T', modioli,
iatfdooad of one of t <■ n< \ weaves
tai marroB glace with a V-seamed
toack and plain front Culb set
above the wrist dtwit add vfdth to
0\t arms.
Tliase prone to relegate broad-
cloth fo th'- rank-s of ;lie mature
win revers*' 'heir opinion tin • ra
son, fcr the latf^st weave.s an \i\
po\nt.ons A broadrloth-hkr-ma-
terial Increases the chir of thf' cen-
tre coat by means of clever n -^iiip-
blatiOB of the fabric, together with
tbe truly flattering and extreme
vmr eoUgr of Aroo-mlnk (mar-
mink).
Kindergarten Modes for the Fall
1' UK paoK - o( ,:<)inff t.. kmdc:
gartca for the first time after
a last mimwr of freed oui at the
seashore navtr an ^pilta so poignant
wtain there li a naw TtU eeat In
thaofBnf. It may ba ««if a pranlaa
mother has maae. but tiM ymmg
ml.V! hr shr i'\ T 'o .umafl* la Cci'
jcioiis I't tlia; l' ri,.i;:iu- desire to »]•
pear impi >••.«! - . :-. .1 as >,. r\i'ire
Fur collars and tailored details, ail
the factors that go to maka alylea
Interesting for adults, are found iti
coats for the very anaU mim. And
wtw <lwrg U a kat to match. )oy
Evening Liowiis
Glimmer
Oleam upon gleam radiates from
of the most beautiful of the
gowru for Pail wear. A
pttik tulle dress of
itaaaaptak-baadad jaek.
ok, while good eeouins shine fr< n
Um brown net sei^ of a brown luUe
'11 I'l np-,( j)-msr> ,',,in iiri' .infli'-''!
S'' .n'k;ri ill t if ii.f)dri' of 'wri'ds
''i:r!'r: h.tir. Worstpd.s -Aith Ix-ril'T.s
and checks, suede cloth and chln-
dbiUa. are developed to attractive
modas a we^ hm more elegant than
the eevereh j iam utiiuarlan type
I'hf'.' 11 f • V' c'ir!!' f : ( hnol .Ttid
iiit< smart enough lur Sunday wear.
Soft fun to rillava harsh collar
ItOM aa4 pietact the throat greatly
enhance these diminutive models
Any litor mil win Uke the practic«i
tweed coat at the left with its com-
fortable saddle shotilder. pockets
W ool I Vocks W orn
for Wamith
u, ; (jiip '<■•: ■ "liar Thi.s Is
saiti 1, i,i,t(l and i^lif fabric hat is
detailed to match.
A more elaborate use ol this same
fur marks the centre coat of suede
tiath. haadiUlBhad for trimming
HUB aodit nay ba had tn four
IT u eftan ampbaUcatly hlntad
1 by saleepersom that it is hard
to please a lad-. 'i')-.a; wan'
a one-piece wlicn 1; 1 a pint
1 .,■ : . ;■ ^ - ,i ! :ic dlttl
' ' ' ■ ' • < t I a K' :i la li ir ;t V . >!
\ MP : ii ,ir,.s know wfiai iii.\\ war.
a.ui u lirii ttuy *ant it in the matter
111 (Ii.ihe^ Happily now it may be
one-piece to the one-piaoi
and so on into the threa-plaoa
tume^ Hardened shoppers ev«n yat
tind It a task to locate— which is
no exaggerated term in th<,sr da .s
of multitudinous shops — the par-
ticular and [)(>cia> Kannaat of one
or two or tluee itcuis.
Reeembling a suit Is the clever
little two-pteoe fraek for early Pall
wear cto tha first auddtn dully days
when you do not wish to appear
especially dreesy. It is a ^lendid
vlectiop for .ihoppiiia; or thi pur
;uif of b>i«!in(\ss of imp kiiui ' r no-
other And. ab. UP all. u, t.s fa.sh
:onrd of that wfll txMovcd loii.r
i.a,\ R<iirinr is Mpc <'
labile chosen for the model sketched
at tka Ml, Aovtaf a good-ktokteg
full skirt. Including both box plaau
and frontal flares, and a double
i)i p;t.«;t/T! hlo'i<,p liavinij H -<^mt"lance
"1 !lic Jacket jiiiylit i:;- 'cn Ij'ilions
aid /(\st and ijr<>on .iLso .iisnii
;.;,n,lic,s the '-ci'.rf riic leather
\>fl; lies in a kuo: wliu ii i.s a re-
fresiUng ohai^e from the buckled
type.
Velveteen for •A'.irmth and '-Up
teen. for clia sprii . i he end nl thr
Pall .Milt pviiblr:n Hip wean^omf
and uneiuiiMB lieat of sijrmoci
prc.-njpj. a Iciif \iitumn before ihf
necea&ity of dounwut ;he lur gar-
ment. T^en a suit ts favored by
.nany women ever the cloth coat.
A moat attnetlve aott la sketched
right of velveteen with a Rodler
Inoe blouse Interwoven with tinsel
l^iread.s Here >.s a '^orrblu'xt' n if
.srvfra! f t li. .ri f-uK'ies. lu.<\trous pile
I jhric. lat e uui rnei.r adder) .'heen
Pa'< !i .)Oike'< iMpe.u on t'i» rhrfe-
qiiarte; !-"a'.s Knotted lea
'her belt scema Uicungruous, but Ls
m smart contrast to the lace
bieuw. And Vam ttmm cMng of
styli 1
OTEADFA.ST in their allegiance to
O feminine flares and uneven
luniluips uri the Aufiiinn afteiiKKin
frork.s but *iiti jL infliiit: subtlety
and change in llJip whirh proves
vastly annoyins: to thow of u.s who
Wish to cling to a favorite hoAd-over
•from last season. Tbe new frock
must be of erepe satin af tsans-
parsBt velvet, matertols that are
prominent In Pashlon's esteem Be-
cause of the present seemlnRly una-
bated popijlar't\ of the last named
fabric i» i' but nMiinitl to d«>clare it
•■hall b-' marked otl rhe iisi Hut
Micreiti lies Ihf runtime ol the mode
f'ur ihere arc who can re.m.'^f
the cliarm of the velvet family ini
fabrics. Therefore, transparent vel-
vet It iB Itfealy la be.
Soft and alluring In oulllne Ls the
printed frock of transparent velvet
at the left inevitjibly deM*[ned in
.small uneven dot« A graceful tied
neckline pointrd moulded hip voke
and flaruiK .skirt a.^ -i.i ' :; s si v ie In
cltlier l:)lHck ijrnwii nlue with
while design thisw is especially ap-
Kor the youiit; matron rieliKhting
in smart frocks i<y> i"n time is ,1
mode' of crepe -aim shnwiiu. .t
clever liandllliK of the 'aiirK . iIkIiI
(iKUie 'I'tie duo Sided irealnieiil of
ths material, together with tiiel
tiered skirt finishing In
and I he tup line narrowly
an achievement In line^
The .shoulder C4ipe i.s excreduigh
voiithful and it Is pronounced whei
developed 111 the one .■sided efTect. /
.simple afternooii dre;,;, of crepe satli
in any of the lashionaMe paU eoier*
i« given addtUonal charm by th<
cape of georiette bm^dcred anr
edged with Venise lace, this echoei
in the wTl.st fitting cufT.s
Imitatmc the Pan.sian to w hon
clmiiKe i.s the \arietv if life re
moval of the cape and CUffs wU.
turn tht.s frock into a g^Hktog and
efXeoUye lUUe aodeL
Overtones in Autumn Spectrum
the neck is a real
foatura.
The Pur Jacket
Reappears.
AH-wooI chlnebttla hi a double
oreasted and stralght-line coat.
rlgtit. is given irreater elegance by
'cvor collar of French beaver
•\ s'lerle Iinint; iciki>s (or wnrmth
.nri riiT.fioIss ,1', irll ii , rhic ar'.d
tlu'ie IS a Cite little chlnciulia hat
to complete the costume.
Saucy Hats for
Small Ladies
Ost 1 ich 1 s Rc\ i\ tx
O.S'l){I('JI hft.s alaavs Iwen hr
loved t>''( nu.sc ol it. of! I>e( irr
ingness FV)rtunate for llios*' admir-
1109 It is Its revival Jennv use«i it in
three big pompons for a dark velvet
evening dress. Chanel makes a more
lavMli uaa of It to f rtnge
af a MaA ehlffea tewa. tiM
held •! fear two bow-IM
bandi Moar the hip
On a severely rut evening roaf of
Hlaek satin l>ouLneboulangrr attaches
'»n enormoin collar and large euff*
of oslrirh Thi.s .rigu<»s'<i .Krh fur
the ostrich .ntarttng hripr nnd
ending in very d&rk bio'\n «i the |
the law* of rhatiKe tti. sUk irock
and the 'ui v«rai) 1 .loipinatlon may
l;e slight I V dispiar ed iiv '.voolen en
iii'ble.s befoie I h*- sn'i'-i > .'i - ' i
arrives. It iciciid n-ir. ■ ihe
couturier had grown a tin, weary
of wraiiptng milady in silk and fur.
Perhaaa tliat U why It la so ex-
trenaqr faahkmahle to appear at- j
ttred ta a modish costume of wool | n.^^^nfdiv i«
Sj»ort.«< frofk.s 'f \ nh' weight f^,^ wrap dw
w:x>len.s for ,^u;ulI!^ .u«" .a«rrecii.bl\
I isv to 'A-eai uiifl'T til) ri iTli .pi.rt-
l)TPs.ses like ' n ' -ltct<!ii'i
ONCE, in the dav; manv of .j... ; ,•
member di.-itlnctlv Mie oiit
ward and iisil.lc 'atjn of 'ipulerue
was milady s sable coat. And thu.
be It knoiwn by the ever-eo-yourig
inodera, was nothing more cr.less
than a hip length jacket la days
mhm It really cost a mere trifle
AX for coats go riowadays. but po.s.
.iwrt] H smartness bevond <r\-u-\<.n\
The for Jacket haa bobbed in and
out of f aeMon ta raifear a deerylng
manner, for the gueetloa goes un-
disputed that It is highly becoming
to manv types of figures and
be mo«t comfortable
' ( I '■■ '
w nr.!
iioHi ling
RFTVTOrrs Fall seajuin.-i have
i been nfitj»hlc f ir the prep.ind-
dernnre of nik frocks which when
weather necessitated, early or late,
aere worn beneath the fur leoat.
: 1 a ppea r ; ;i
many a tiiHid a'
school
A two-piece dress of tweed bor-
dered and patterns^ In a degrade
dot theaM Is one iwgli ef the de-
creed made for Informal wear. Mt
sketch. PHated Jersey i« chic -vhi-n
In a plaid design tiir bticki?i o.nui
' . 'he model af the rii:li' i' .f ;>;»le
Rieen and the pisid of iwu darker
's and black
Jack do«< y«
o«er. now?
Toa
and an.
an
DubUa, Ireland t*; to have * lanje
new motion picture Uieatrc.
Hprlng and earl> Fail
{Sartorial praise is due Chanel for
•:^gUu- Its return to the mode for
I ear ' ith the new Autiimn f rrv k
■So if a .short fur coat Ls one o! vour
pre.seiif p<tf ses.sif,ris ■nhuli vmi liave
dr' (led 'o tiave altered into m drewt
lengtli roa- -ef cf t up<m its current
style v«; '>r-' Por it is one of
the newest fur (ashJoos latreduoed
recently This Wtlll a deth Or >
jvtln frock .« ^mart
The.se little fur tarlret.* are Shown
in flat furlv (>e;t*. surh lui e»r«e»il
and kulskin for especial favoriUis.
but otter fm alw ara and adatt^
akty.
The seeead mwm for faaey is
mt ftardklef that Is aara tmk iikr
any silk Icinrhief Icnotted on oT>e
shoulder and here again flat pelu
i arc the ^eiectkui of the lur deaigaar. ^
HERS Ig an qM and lively Mt
1 of eodtanr vine tihat perf ecUy
epitomises the ar girl aad hm
chapeaux:
"But take it altmelha.
It alat Just the asarial feather
It's tbe sduey little fkee
That's underneath."
Charm the tiny aim u doubly
ennaaeed by the eorrert iitti* hat
to aooompany '.f- .ir-f/-! rr.. \.
coat, and smt,!,;, nsijiu'ri' 'i.r-
'•l.'idis!' face nnniiiie,) felr^ ..rr
a iorat)|c when in the right propor-
ti'n- !Mid lines with Jtjst enough
of a grown-up air to Tmrnanft
aduU attantlon and df«a a sauie
What Hie taifaat and th" v - ,^..r
garlaar will wear are quit/> u-. nvii u
of a problem a<i what mother w«ars
rlheelv followini? fashion • "diet
For th. erv firs' sr>;, ,,! davs w;lh
the Fail frock 'he « r<. '^it |,_, 1
rhnrmitc- 4f.d . ...ti.l-.s kr. >•.!
»'/''•» nd.s 'ii.ldifih har-l-l.ip and
'■■A-r'.rKKTirsji ,^» !hr Irft of
Kroup Is a smart hand-blocked Mt
with a grotgrala rtbbcn laeed
through, the ripple brim ksraali^
90 the round pink cheeked rui*
framed tn bobbed hai'
TTie here; ...r'tati^ i^einni
'hildluvi'! T>r)d .n «p!!r of
fsmiliaruy in childrei ' isIikjOS.
ri)T!tmues to be ever nr» Heeu Is
shown a cunning model of one ef
the r>ew il'iai ij aea»n wMh a
natria button perching on top and
en tetle band which fortunately
Is adjustable. TUa is designed m
the rarular rnlor* as w»»l! as «pe( ia!
pastel 'hAde«
Oee«.<iinriallv otir ■#>#■; »ri Infant
who pxart* atie-.ijon .if for noth-
ing more than the clever Uttte boo-
nst whicli i»ae«g iln nMI head.
A rsal baby^ beaan la. enij.
thing else, net se eagr te ftad wnen
you have def»nl».e tdeiw in mind
Here is a datntv and pretiv one of
shirred rrrrve de Chine trimmed
• imply TTith luscious satin self
rnlc.-ed ribbon the
hoed with ruchiog.
T Is a praiseworthy act when
fashion develop^ subtle cnlrr
'"'■■I ■' A III w "iilor III re »,ii(1 i nr
endless t ), r... ddities in slindcs
Which pr('\r iii;! .Ill- attia. Ii-.e hiP
beeoBlng at ail times and under all
ooaditiaaa ef llghtli«. Man.
jarpin aad reds that oaee
*ig«lany trying new may
possess ^i.'t the right oolar yahMB
to be worn H+rrfeahlv
TlnU.silal i r< 'li , M|r,, nvrrtoli'-l-
of ihis ■ea'-,o,j 'iic embrace a
w.de ranij. of .hot.. In those of a
def nt'e tone, a secoud hue is dls-
< eri. iiu which may be for flMuiy of
us the savbog giaee. Ths kt^
familiar and curranOr /adiianahle
brown, for Instanee. Include.* a de
' Ided mative tinge or u hl«»nded
wllh « eren' den! of ■•'•d Ad-'frseiv
.some of the newer reUs show a sui-
- — - ' ■
the right proportlens of
t» tragiMdSiglr «nr-
priMi.u ' mt of brrywn BIhgf Of
>hfv -s . IK e laii.enfably un-
riaiieririn v ( h !•■..' 1:1 • ornpromi.se
may have Liie rjght pi
two
able^
Wvenlty tluaugh eo nljtnationa
aad Mends widens the range of the
bhies snd purples There is the
1 slate hill' 'p irrori-d ir, I'.iioi, utid.
ttir name i.t Aidol-.*' and a ijlue
purple a.' weil a.s a purple blue A
studv ! 'abries will show Liiat ma-
terials A Ith a high sheen
and tile velvets are the
tlea bB the new field of
whether for daytime wear or eve
Ung modes.
I'lcfwrr
illu.^t n fed
pare n ' vep. r- . ,' •, •, (,•?,.[, n .-.j
With mauve. Neither ornament nor
' ■ «■ 1 I I I. I
Hie aftemooii
t' 'he !ef' !r, n
Fcrchaaea
yia aiadra ea
ffwde Tvlegated
I'
Boneless Corsets
nUALT^IjrO th* naflirtt! ine.s of
!)■• figure L'-. !iie ;r,tei-.(;nii 1.;
.reaiors i>f o*** suppcn 1 iinf gut
iTieti'.s .Stx-. la! '-orsfi les, honeles-.
and sui pie pr.xli.re opg, ylelitlng
curves wiihoijt the uncomfoitable
ooQstraint of the custooaarj tgpes^
aad eartaiaiy Ihay an far nnoved
trtBk tbeir aiieaNofs ef anlgtag aad
sttemem. In faet. the new Plan
undergarment*, appear more
dainty pie<e.s of liriirerle
cor»et* combined of satm^ rsvnn
fabric*, insertions of
where neeeiwaj-- and
delicate secnunc laaa.
Beii« flezible thnai^ «tfal cut-
ttag aad ssamtng «f the material
those models hoM the dtaphnMrni
ilimly bi.i wtthcHi* rtljw oi.-.fot' snd
Oy tne ,.ame •r.H'n pen •■• freedom
of mosrMTtent T>>1,« I* a logical
deveinprnent away from the former
tinrM«g||w MaiHi «f "
Black I 1 li s on
C>oloi cJ Cuaib
silk
like
than
elastic
bdl
m dark eaat with the lighter
fur foliar is one ef the com
mm #r
leuBliaeUhg fabric la used to detract
'from the luxuriou.sneas and anart-
nev, a! the ifnicefui lines and drap-
ing of a perfecUy lovebr ttwterlaL
Or aaier any soft tt artlfleial
Uhimtaatien hnaglns Che rfTective-
nem of a stunning evening , n
developed 'o i blu" imrple 'hUii
ike'i lird ar ti'.e ettrrrne riBh' ; .mi
flinii- liflleve • ini can wcit tieit.her
blue iio! purple at night. But are
vou lertAia aftar tiyldf a
like thu?
" lea
Is another
to the impossible
eOlr>f- f"' vour ;);vrtuai)ar type of
coloTlns »i ^ heauly f:hnnial de
' Mgned the evening fror l at ih*
centre of the ifrouo 'rrpri^ ^ new
I shade of brov. ii aiui ' ve-irjiMSof redj
jafactlanely rwnonsiblefor *ta<IM|^
tones Ig ndin
ill' -rent. *te^uenUv a rloth eoaT
: color has fur irunmmg that is.
dUUneUy dartnr Mt «bade and oftanj
ta even black, flome or 'he ver>
smartest coat.^ n-'i'ired m 'he upper
F.fth AveTi.K ..lleftirww fr>r Wln-
have <tni>«ii hUtck sstrakiMui aai
a favrn^ed fur with ignawiii la fadn
tte atfMV mm, inm quttelr
then lighter thanr
na'-'V
filar k
these nr
trasi t.o
aeneroae
which
to
Rkr!rhe<l left 1., « ooat of grey
k^d.ikin v^th a novel eape arranifed
over thf right shoulder, narrowing i
into a srsrf on the left Side. Kid-J
Utn IS also i*een c.flI1arlB|r aini
handsome blue twaed seals fAri
tatm Inrmt. the linings of j
e» rrwui in effrctive con-j
> the fabnc, and the deep,L
as. shorts. At tha r^ le » typiMl|
n-inadH af Mae fidMn gai gnr tm.i
THf. DAILY Cf)LONIST. VICTORIA, B.C., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
n
Women's Work and Institutes
Busy Nurse Connor
Niece of Kinn and
Richest Royal Lfidy\
WAinit T. ROBERTS
<OwrrtcM Mr Mittti Am«r!c«a |lm»ttp«r
AUtkruMi.
LONDON. Eng . Sept 39 Th«-
Prmces/i Arthur of ConryuKht, who
:.s a luecr of King Uforge. lier
mother bflng the Klng'i tUitrr the
Prtnccu Royal, not kng Ago be
CMM » st«t« reciaund num. H>-r
rMMntton mrmmtt hi the higii
m that ean be catnMI. and that the
should reoelte if la lnt«r«itlng, for
.she Ls tiie only non i)r()frs.sK)nal
nurse In ICngland wlio has ever won
H stalf r(Ki»tralluii it- rllfl ■iilc It
t an Ix- KuwiPd only bv a nurse who
f;o»-8 ihroiinh years ot sevrre irain-
ing In a big K''nrrul ho.spital ha a
r.urfllng probationer, and who i.>>
nie PrtnpeM Arthur the wealth-
iest roval ladv in England, and in
her own right the Duchp.ss ni Fife
under an iSMini'^d ;uiinc enteit»d
ii£ a^ nursing probationer at St.
MAT} s Iloepital, Padduiffton. one
of th« roughest districts la XiOOddn.
and p'lt In three-and a-hnlf vears
'.raining. After that she had to
wartL tn t«9 i^eelal iMMpltalc
Only two mcmben «f tht hoapltai
sUfT at St. Mafy's knew the Prln-
I f ,.s Identity Tn dortor.s nurses
iiiid p.iiieritA shf was NurM Connor.
i:n ordinary probationer and In
every re.^pec' treated lik.e one
When I entered tlit hospital '
.■^aid the FrlRccy.n. m the first inter-
view a niemiier of the KnK'i^ti roval
family has ever given for publica-
uon, "I entered a world entirely new
to me, and one I thought could
scarcely harve eslft«4> The training
id a pra^tionsr It Tcry arftii and
the hours long, twelve hsum a day.
I grew dl-^tlnctly thin on the food.
But hard a.s are the eonditlorLs I
look back upon rny fxriod <if irain-
ing a.s among my happiest year.s
"I gained an experience of life
the
"If-
FROCKS
For AH Occasions -
■ • f
* ■ 0^
For those 'scekitty I^Vrjclc.^ wteh proclaim
supreRMcy of style we commend a viirit to our
store^ where the latett exclusive conceptions
may aIws^s be seen.
Mrs* J. L. Cass
helpful to me Tthile 1 live"
that wlU rnnaui with me and be
Yew BHMt fdetere the Princess In
the eaiif. VMig of her hospital
training as iMiif not oaly in a new
v;orld but tn a new atmosphere, that
must at times have bwn most dls-
taJ<teful Sh*" had a most luxurious
home, where her Ira.st wi>h wns a
ron.mand As she is a member ,jf
the roval familv. evrry p>-r.son hhe
met oijt.sidf' those of royal riuk was
lie' ,')! lal mfcrior liiirhesses run
M 'd 'i, hei dikes amb.issadors,
prliue nunlsters bowed low over her
tasad: she was addressed M nfim "
PBETORMKO MFNIAI, TASKS
All thai tnKhf" l ink ,ind ,;r"at
M. „. . ■ ,, A !.r > <'ii i , p 'f t cly
-:avi .ip up<jii i onunK' a pro-
bationer. She was set tn perform ^
the ooRKOOMt tasks. She learned [Dttke of
t« fl¥«>A»Uigbte~a1«{h. how to feed fflTseuth
Buise's Itfe todajr.
"ue ralliet better than
years tgo. but there still re-
■aalns mucb !• be done beiote they
cMi be
perfect.
"A nures's hours should be
shcrter, her food beter and her pay
higher But in the present finan-
cial state of the London hoepltak
It Is not possible. The Veputatlon
of the KifUsh nurse Is nry ^Ugh
•n geer the wosM. gad
s». She oMrits
flf Bfb than she has
"In the hospital men like iier il
she is pretty, women if ^e i.^ u
gossip, but when after years of de-
voted work .«he ha* a breaKdowti.
she too often is trnfUtHmx That
ought not to be."
The Princess was often Aik( d
amusing questions by h<V |#Uents.
One was, "Do you gjre every pMtt.
ent a Uth?" which gsemdd to sui-
gest that the <|mglte>oer did not
welcome a bath with gnat en-
thustasm
NO FUN WEARING A IMFORM
Another question wa.s "\» w fun
wearing a uniform? •
"I have never seen ary 'nn In
wearing a uniform, ' the Prlfice.s.s
remarked "London hosuital unl-
form.s were designed remnf yean
> and have never b««n Qltci«4»
The 'ntentktn ot the 4mXztMn wat,
I thlQt:, to make nurses as unattrac-
tive as possible. Therr> were times
-luring my tfalnmp; when I was k1 ' I
to get out of my uniform thoii;,-h
It wafc not often i could lU ,i ■• un
til 1 went to »)ed Bui 1 ;uii dmukI
of My S? Mary.s uniform
After th- Priiicf.v' trairiini; at
la.st-ed 'hii-e and a half vosn.s at
8t. Mary's), she took up worli at
tvo special hosyftal*. ofke for
women. The tppeJntment of her
I hiii^nd. Prlaee Arthur, son of the
MUHMiiii. ae Oovemor
Africa, took her out of
GENEROUS oirrs
REACH SOLARIUM
tl»m WhgB tJMjr Oeuldnt feed them- [ England for .i couple of vear
selves, to make beds and to make | m^, whi. h s.M( 'lad to Rive up
them with -perhaps a hewv^' patient
In f.her.i, r>nd to make them fiuickly
ahi) had n'^ver rcvcived .in
orrlrr in hi r lif'v Icirned to liikc
;heni p(remptoril\ nivni and to
diir -
Mur.s
506 Fort Street
Phone
2940
The Sophistication of Black
f'.ii i- never wearier of t Ik- ' phistication
III lil.u k -;iii<l wiiilc it^ ( Ic - ! l4 n ('r>; "fTci"
lllf rntiie (.ol'U imIcHi 1.1 ihf test 'il the,/
world, the ni<»(li>li I'.iM.Mtnne i.-> a iiiid-
night syipphony of chic, with hftti of
inii|iltabk.line in Wack.
(Miss) M. E. Livingstone
obey UlttD JpVl)inpt4y« 'rh<' PrmceM
who iMrtfiwWme most exclusive
and eultoted aortstf of I^Mr'vrl
learned hgw to fan iB with the
rough and tumble life that in the
hospital ii^rds went on about her
Th'-ir xa."' .(1! the "bark chal
■■( I lie '.oiH!.: tnidir.al.'v t,.he rhalf ot
lie ircii. 'lie gnimbluiK o( llir
women patlenta, and the mon-
pflttthHl fanAlarHlet of the West
Knd doetors
Nur.se f'onnor sixm larr.crt 'lie
fputalion of beincr a wiiliPR )Oi'd-
IcniiMrrd ;:!rl prnbatily better
1^1" I 'ii;in riid,-;' ' irnbat lonfi I't ; -
haps a little proud m her bia in ;
when talking with the TO<<ng i>»
tors, and one who seemed wi^oiiy
devoted to her work.
R<}y«ltte8 vMted the hoe|»ltal, but
they never r'ecogniaad the Prtnaess,
who wan bent on , pMaWbig her
Incoffn'to 5?h»> w«s merely One of
H ifrniip nf nurses who rnr^.'^ied ?o
••^luffii Vlarv wliPh Hfr Maj<- »y
■. I'-'d I h( hn.spiifti
Vhr mo«t tritnK part ni Uic Prin-
( e.s^ 'raining was when shf en-
tered vbe cagualty wp^rd and oper-
ating the4ti«i. IMr Rgral Wmtm
U wrtygtwd In iveeeh. but It was
•gsr tg sta tha aBemortaa of thoes
early experiences of homAtal Ufe
I afTected her
1 sax ti;. mo.' im-C. IIU' :^ht.'-."
.^if* li e Pr; .cevs ,in 1 unf does not
> aiif to thinii about fliem 'ir lo re
I iiU them 'Yet the civsualtv wara
'ia.d .1 <:tr.ir\Be f.i.si !,i..tioi All
klnd.t and conduions of persons,
from unhappy wretches in the
stggfs of pomty and drink, to
pe6pte of waglth, passed through it,
victims of sooM kind of ggoklMt,
often a shocking accident.
"No«' I «-ould like tn sa\ h'-re that
nurses who can look i alm'.s on at
.U'.ps ,A gieat and snfT'ri,.;
HTP UiouKht hp , (T (iPti rip<1 M<'llt\e
lu', thai IS not '-11 Ihr fact is
that a nurse to be )( an^ ii-e to
her patient, inu«t ivercape her own
S a tremen-
Ai f'apcio'An .she went to open
■A new hnli '<iih her husband At
the ceremony was a railway wqrker.
who when he saw Vrte Frtneess eORie
out en the platfom was amaeed.
Itt Hid been a patiiiM^ gt St. Ifgrys
and had been nqraad bf die Piln>
ress with whom. aiC Ifurse Oonlinr,
he o.'id e-rhaiig-d tiian\- a frleridly
jOke He now leartif-d for the first
time !;i;it Vi.rsr Connor vk.'. :i iinMv
h^r nf ihf K-u''i.^h roval [ri.'iiil>. and
wlfr of the (jfiMin 1 Hr wrotv
to tei; the PrincT.s dt his surpn.se.
and to thank her I >r t he-glteatlon
she had onoe given him.
When the Prtncsas retimed to
England she tee^ up nursing again,
and then had a bad breakdown
-vhlrh kept her away from the hos-
!)ttal for three yean. But she Is
now an extra num gt thi Uni-
.er.sit\ Hospitnl
The Pnni ' .s-^ Arthur l' a born
nurse. Social pleasurer >>nc di.s-
tractions appeal little to her. and
her exctirsions into society are
ind'^rtaken from a jensc of duty.
Her heart and soUl are set on hos-
pital work. But not every 'woman
Ls suitable for the life of a nurse.
"Looking back on my training and
experU nre said fhf PrincesS. "I
have coii'luderi that life .c a hos-
pital rune -xiU [vnhably h,ivp one
of t-AO f-rfpct.s oil a v^oni.ui It will
either .inprove or nui' m i
"It ougilt to develop her intelli-
gence, make her selfless, broaden
her mind, five nrr .telf-co.-.ndence
and a fuIM* uadtfgtaading of life
as a whole. But tf she has none of
the qualUlea essential,.! am afraid
hespltal Ilfb tMO IMid t» tfi»iloi.
aUon,"
He fat beadil-^oii^g haatd of
the la-st resort?
tiiie I a newconer)— Tea."
■»*'^cU» tUa Ig It"
Individual DouAtion of $l,ef« in
Caah, Also Three Beds En-
tawed Owtng Aagugt
An individual ca*h gift of $1,000.
and the endowment of three beds
to Queen Alexandra Solarluni dur-
itig August bring the donatien |ist
for the month up to genatw di-
measinns
'Mil- following donations to the
I Solarium were received dunng
' AiiKU!)t, and arc acknowledi^ed
I 'V\'eftt Quesncl Farmers' Institute'.
%lb: Anonymous, |1, Anonymou-s.
1100; Anonymous. $30; Mrs> M.
Raid, Oowlchan BtatMm. $8; K. i
Creiwsll, Dunean lA: J. A. Bay
ward, Victoria, $1,000; O. B. Rich-
ards. 'Victoria, $6; Mrs T Brown,
Proceeds of a hand concert at
, Klk Hotel. Comox. $62 ti;). Diamond
I Jubilee ("haii'er. I ODE Pentic- j
! ton, $l20.0t>, a. Henderson, Vic-
toria, $89.
Three beds have bean endowed
i(^SftlfiB^SSjfl^S8fvlee m "Victoria,
$364 86
P'Uiih.T gilLs to p«\ for the awn-
ing t'r ttu \crand.i at the Kolar
luni ha\f b' 1 i: rei -ived from Mrs
.1 K Wilson Victoria. $.i , Mrs A
(.ia\, Vu'oria, $6, Mrs, Hemming,
viftoria. $1 Mrs. Ross Sutherland,
Victoria. $.-). Anonymoua. $1.
The following Rifts are al.so mo.st
grat-pfully n''know!edp''rt 'lU" Mrs
C. McPiirl.mc Vlrtorui lialls hiuI
dolls Mi M Held. ('<iui( h:in .Sla
tion dull Hijil paper.s Mrs Bath,
Virt.ina. D.iUiA.n.s, O. H ;>awr.,-)n,
Victoria, jam, Mrs. E. Temple. Vic-
toria; toys, games and doll's furni-
ture, mail D. Bumphriaa and M.
Irvine, Vioteria; booka. Mrs. W. Al-
lan. Victoria: vegetables, C. Baaett*
Duncan: fruit. Mtiw Bllraard. Vic-
'f'ria fruit .Mrs K^itcr Vh 'una
fruiT Mrs hYyatt .Marin'iiri •. •■!:!■
tn'nles M.i lor narrlav Hiin!<iii (''.si
iilian St.iii'ir: fruit faptjiin Hull,
Cobhli- ftdl 111' cnniio .Ailr.'ii I'Yank
Cowiclian Station, fruit, Mr I)n\i
Cowlchan; fruit. Miss 'V\'ci iiad
{Cobble UUl; fruit, Cobble UUl
I Women's TnetMute.
Choir Enjoys B.inquct
At Bflmoiit Cliurth
The I>adie. ,.\M ..I the Heliiiont
fniled Church provided h iiarui'if!
loi^ the choir and k " ■' ■-irtisis lui
Friday everuiiK- Mi H I' Kimii
chotr president, acted as chairman,
and an an4pgrable profvamme was
given. ToaMs ware aeepoaad by Mr
Emery, Rev. JaoMa Hood. Mir. Land
Mr. Maynard, Mrs. Lepplngton. Mrs
Hood, Mr Hundlebv and Mrs. Knott
Mrs Kem.''"', ..ink' "a ,> ilos. Dur-
Inp tlic pas! two vf;ir.s the choiT
' I ni ui MUnibers tUldar tlM
leader.stiip o! M- Land
LOOKED LIKE IT
Boaaehow the blahop had lost his
way after making a tour of a Lon-
don slum area. After an hour's
tramp he was still hwy as to his
whereabouts, and asked an wohln
1»0W to Ret home
The \n,i -..'f.r ij 1 " detailed di-
rections, and all the time hie eves
were fixed in faoolBatlen on the
bishop's gaiters.
When he had finlahed his Instrue-
thtta. tha lad gava a final glance
at the caeaaed wgi and then asked
m macpnalble eurloMty:
"WOt's up. sir? Someofie pinched
yonrMkat*
Society
Notes From
Vancouver
LOD.E. Party
One of the smart events of the
week wa.s the liridge and niali Jonjf
party held Friday afternoon at the
home ol Mrs. Herbert Drununond,
in aid of the Coronation Chapter.
ID ox In addltloa to the many
tables arranged a* the heme of Mn.
Orummopd. a niwtber of players
gathered at the honee of Mends
and sent their contribution to the
fund. Presiding at the tea t»blt',
Mrs. Drummond Mrs Charles
Orant Heribhaw. Mrs J M !,erevre
Mrs. A U. de Pencier. Mrs. Robert
MacKenzie. un. Btttltae and Mra.
J (' Keith
• • •
Tea Uoar Hestcse
Mrs. 3. J, Banfleld enterUined at
the tea hour at her home on Thurs-
day afternoon when the nue.st.s of
lionor were Mrs Wiiluim Kase and
Mrs. J IJ ('tiai)lin, of .St Cath-
cimcs Tlie tea table wa« presided
over by Mrs C (1 Pennoc:k. while
a.'.sisting her were Mrs Archie
Black. Mrs May Nixon. Mrs Onson
Banfleld, and gucst-s included Mrs.
W A MaqdonakU Mrs. Nelson Spen-
cer. Mrs. O. B. MCAHlater, Mn. aTh.
MaooaUl. Mrs. Oeoeie Wlalken. Mrs.
J. D. A. Tripp. Mm. J. A. Clark, Mrs
0. R. Gordon, Mrs. 'Weldon Coate.s.
Mrs. John Hanbury. Mrs Charlotte
Ollle. Mrs Willard Ketchm Mrs
Arthy, Mrs. Don McfJillivray Mrs
Na.sh MrK Fred Wolfe. Mrs Hariilsii
Mclntoflh Mrs R C Iloyle Mrs \V
VK l.lnd.sa'. Ml W .S i,»'ikie Mrs
t' Dfuiald Mrs D A MacDouald.
Eogagcment Announred
Tlie engagement hj..s been an-
nounced bv Mr and Mrs A w Ed-
wards o( l.*mit>ridKe of their onlv
daughter I)(jrotliy Marv t,, Mr
Charles Harriet Mc.Mlislcr ssui m;
• !' !a'e Mr Halruer M; 'i r
.'-lid .Mr .Mc.-Mh.-ter ol .shaugh-
iie.-s} H'Uinl-- the wcdduiK will
lalte place go QcUtbar 11. m Lclb-
• • •
Leavee fee Ortss$
Captain A. O. Dobble, adjutant of
the King's Own SroCttah Borderers,
who has been <'n t.iriouKh m Can-
ada, spendin;; snine time in this
elt\ le.'i on riiursda-. for iliuii:
Knnn wheti' he will rejnln I a.-, rcgl-
Mient He A a. aceompanied as far
AS V](l/ina bv .Mrs Oobble.
• •
1. raxiriK for Kingston
Mr KeriDert Wood is leaving
about October 10 for Klflsaton,
where she will visit her paratata. Dr.
and Mn. Knight. She was the
guest of hooar at a man Jong party
given on niday aftamaon by Mrs.
Gilbert Beymour Holt at her home
on Chllco Street Mrs Paul Koop
who ha.s been Msltins; her istei
Mi's Hull ha.' rflurned t" iier home
HI the ( )k,\niit:;iri and was .irrnm
pained b\ her iiie.-i' Mls., H";- ».!••
Arthur llarv ev. of yiCtOBlai U spcnd-
inR the next' week mm tUfiik her
sLsf^-r Mr HOlt. ^
• i
Ketarns Home
Miss Dorothv Taylor, af
Westminster, who hiui been
inf some «ne In tht
where she was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Gfu-l Alkln at Naramata. and
Miss Barbara Bth-Ung at Kei wr .
haa returned to her home ui ui<
Royal Citir.
GIFTS
f ♦
From the
I louse of
Beautiful
1 lungs
A taste fully furnished home assumes new
and fasdnaiing charm.
Here you will find objecjls of heauty thai
blend delightjuU^ with 4my sctUng.
THE
Circiilatinif Libra ly"'''
The Best and Letitt ^ ^
Bookt
1001 GoveiTiinciit Street
PHONE 1744
PRALSE FOR THF POLICE
"The nu'-<f w lui ber<im( i?reatlv
d!--! re- -M'd .»' r.e diitiessuiR <<( ene
is really thinking of her own feel-
ings and not «f her patient's, and
In that anMa the nune la tf'HTh
One tt the flrat things a nurse has
to learn l,^ to forget herself, her
own feelings, and to think only of
ti-iriant and how aha ean be
helpfwl ••
A' 'Si. ■ nie 'hi I'mire-V was i
KOOfI deal in rfrd.ic* wltli Mif ;i"
lice 'Jiiro hrfvict".* ill rii.siinlt\ ra.se.s
"The police, .viid the Prince»«
"would often help in dressing a
patient's injtuies. *rt*ng ta tie
up bandagee. etc. I
kind and i^patl
thnee eety paaent.
On thg hardship.'^ hospital nurses
Mifter and upon their Ilti m ticoeral
■|ie SVinee. ' had tn'ei(«,sti!is r'"n; \rks
to iiifike .'^he !s (Wnefi.T'.lv -.lell-
U'lallfied tn p^-.nk on !i nurs.» s li;irci
•^ iip^ fo siir tind .\ >"iri breakdown
J hi heslth for three .-eBrs ,n |be fg-
I suit Ol b"ing ovir-worksd.
Burgess Bedtime Stories
Jerry Refuses to Be Discouraged
Jh THORMTON W. UVRCtSA"
Don't Forget the
Press Club Bail
Friday, October 5
Empress Hotel, 9 P.M. to Z A.M.
SPECIAL F£AXUjRES
Bruce HamUMNI* limngtic'^
\n<|
Duke H«Bikt, iDttnear Dt
I .'i\e
ittle Geor^ina DowHall.
ii krt* it I, nloni^t, i imej, i-.mpie»*
Mam ben
iiol
ei or h rpin
I y|' >nent
i'r«»» Uub
PimlM Itclitd
And Borned Badly
Cuticora Healed
PlmplM tawkt aoi oo my ne«e
>nd spvaad aB wviw mf h« mna
txMty. TMy t#vt batd, ISSg* and
r«l. ant 'halaMd aad asaM
Th* H«#lM ikhed esrf bamed ao
fa-dir tbet I siiBuhiii. tm4 Mfatch
Inif oauaed many mnaptirma Thty
»o aainfel that I coald no«
my»-p. and uMNd to «7 hom tht pain
Tbr xmuhU laatrl rm^ v«ar«
" I pofvllaaed soma Cu«trufB Soap
aod OtntmaM and altrr ualr^ itMm
«^ day* I found thry warr h«»p4n|
mm. I oontliiaad the iraainMni and
•fkar ufliQg fc«r cakn oi Cutl(-ur«
Soap and ihrae bntrit of Cudcnra
Ointn>mt I wmm haaied." (Sl^nnd)
la* Uaqr lUaakte, V«t%te. iMk.
riooa and av»* e <hae. tmtmt akin,
•oA, •mooth handa. and a hMlihy
■calpartthfood half. Cwlcwa Tal
cwn la oaaxoaUad tn parity.
If Jerry Mi, ..k rat were a bird In-
N'end .)( an .iniiniil T suspect that
he would MliK i'. I.e: he Is at win ':.
He is always happy when he Is work-
ing, and ^Jarry la a real wovker.
tliere hot a kMQr bene underneath
that Uttle brown ooat of hia. It
makes Peter RabMt tired ^lat to
watch Jerry You know, Peter is
lust naturally lasy.
Jerry wa.s ro enthusiastic over the
bulldint' of 111', new I ' use t}jHt he be-
KHKlk'ed 'he tlilie to en! NkW that
the heiiise wiLs ilvue '.K,,iir i' Ix'Kan
to .shn\4 inr It waj. .Jerry rut
rushe ;u d > \ i n some .vounR alder
shoots ud -..'At-d Ihetii ()\er to the
nggthou. e rtierr lie juled itiem on
top. He held them in place with
mnd. Nov, at first, inside there was
only a very low reaf . There was Just
roQBt far Jerry to asova amnd. To
make the room larger, Isi Maid go
outside and pile more mitetlal on
0«'. t)t ( our.'-r there wa.s no |inlar
in.si«^' tn .ijpjKirf 'lirtt roof Jprrv
tsii ! fjuit*-' eridUKh lit n huilfier to
■inderstand abmi! ri'.ilm^ 'vo .1 }■.,
tilled nil If nipiieiiHl ii; 'he fiij .sid'
the ruif would se'Me ij.er. *her,
.lerr\ would dlvr do-vi. .md eiiier li
irieans i f ^ tniinel h. wouUi (aid
that hia ruol iiHd ■riLied and that
he hadn't the loom ha ought to
have inalde. Then Jerry would gat
buey agate and eut away nntU'the
room was the way he wanted it
After that, he would jro miiRiflr and
pUe more material nn
Now. aome folk'. I kiio.,» 1
!iav*> \wf]\ fli; <-^ura;;ed Vi- 1,1 Mh-,
woiiiri r hern dl^.' oiir iKe-) tv. i.e
wttllnR of lh,i' r(K-if HiM no' Jrrr-,
Mii^krat H,- rr-fu.trd 'n he di.-
p-ntiraRerl II mm he Mii! 1( ■', i .1
iitti*' fiUiiapixMiUffi e.ifii f.nie tliat he
ent.rred to find that lliat IWof hgj
settiad but If he was, be dldnt say
anything about H. Ma Juat want to
» ark with thoae sharp Bttla laaOi af
hi.s and eut away and cut away
'jntll anee more the rnoni lu^'
right Then nut*lr1e he *oiiid go and
once more hegtr, fo rut rualMi and
pile th^ni on ttir houne
Rattles th* Kineflsher sat ;n t h*
bit hiekm-T trre and wBirhert Jerry
work, while at th** «am* lime he
watched for fi.sh FTiat s a fine
iwuse, Jem- Mild he ' Are voii ex
(leruog a king. oekL hard WUHcr?"
Jerry panaad and leewad op in
^:l^pr^ll•. "What make:* vou think
I expect a iMi. eald. bam Winter? "
Intrrpstin< 1 n|:,ici>mrn(
A iiiarrui*!'' iia.s l>een arTa.p"e:i
and Will '..Hi p; 1, e - hortiv (,>'■.■..
EHowe ( Hmptiei;, daiiKhler of Mr.
and Mrs A Li Bastedo, of Winni-
peg, and granddaughter of tha lata
J. A. Baatedo and Mrs. Bastedo, of
NewaaMfcat and of tha lata Coionei
O. O. OimpbaU and Mrs. Campbell,
of Ustowel. Ont. and Mr. Hendrick
William Jacob rtnfffgnlae. of 8u-
!>„t. h Kaet tDdMI and The
H.tKMir Hdliand
To Elvi t Officen
t or En§uin§ Ymir
OfTirers uil! be plerted at the an
nuul ineetitiK of the Women-, Cn
nadian Club at the Kmpre^s Hot
oil Tuesday at '2 o rlock The cum
piete list of noiiunations follows
Praaldant. Mra. C. C. apoflord; first
ylii piKiaiile. Mig. O. W. Brad
Shaw, Un. P. B. Bcurrah; second
vioe-prealdents. Mrs. J 8. Plaskett
Mrs. W. H. Wilson, .secretary Mr-,
H F Crowe: tiea.suier. Mrs R H
! I ; exerulive ' ,,even to hi
. ;<■! Mi.s- ^^: • Mr.s D K
f 'ample :i \ii \ i i ■ . . Uael, Mr-
F s I'.iri Mr k. C Hart. Mrs
\v K H.irper, Mrs. D. McAdle, Mrs
R o. Uf^KW, Mrs. O. B. MflQminan,
Mrs. A. IL Mart uhlan, Mrs. e. R
Mitohatl MlBs A. T. Mdirtl.
waiter Boott. Mrs. B. IWUn
Mrs. M. K. Paane.
A woman's '*crowfiifif glory'* is accento-
atrd by the dextrous mmoipUUtions iaf
highly trained operators, such as those
rotnpnsingf the staff ,it this house.
1 '( • in.iiM nt wavr^;. .iil-iinL' e ri. hantment
tr. lenmiiiie chamis. ar«^ iirv< j more .cap-
tivating than when created by.
Finfer l^'acing
Water Wmmt
Jiarr Ihmimf
/hrinart
PHONE
Mr ,
and
■* «• «aas tfeal aat ta a* wna
ie h
"•Because yttti are buiuiina
bijr ho, I,.., rrph. d ftHl'lo.s
' '■'"Il ' ha' ' hn' cof !ji
■ ■ i'i; I' re'-rf'd .fen ! ,ii
"•hdiriB ilii' house bij{ ber.au.se I
■<Mn' ti;K I want !iir flne.st house
i have ever had and I am goAttg to
have it TJie \*eathee haa nothing
to do with It. I dont knov whether
tha Winter is going to be ham or
eaaf and t dont eare. I'm vning to
be eootfartable anyway. T>ie w^Biher
doaant bother me anv
"Tou m )«t lilcp 1/1 w.irk
H,attles
I do rr plied Jerry promi
I tiere not hf — **^- - ^
' oe happs
FT". TV one to hts nan tastd^'
iMftles "I may be lagy.
bm rm
t' ol T don't have to
Jeny grinned, "tt aeeaM
that I lemsaaber eeetng ymi
Just as hacd as r
It was In the Rpnrjit ■ laid .irrry
"When ymi dujr that hole awav info
the bank for vout ne«l tiiere wa.f;
nei'hing ln/y ab»'ii! vou
Rattle* looked a littJe hit foolish
I d foreoden ail atx-iut that said
he That v-a« quite a Job. "
And you were Juei aa hgppg when
^rvti weea doing it aa pan asa bdw.-
derlarad Jerry.
- Taa." adanmail Rattlaa. "Yen i
waa. Bat then T needed that home "
"And I need this one mid .ferry
and started off for another load
The neat aterr- "Jerry Muskrmt
'/
/
/
/
!
The
Monophone
-the latest (king
im $$l§pk9mn
er tke
s
i ^
: /
:
*
a touch
II le
(hat eomr » ' i - f r - n
Eurot>»\ hut U ha* tx-rj
dev»iM:.«..i to the eUnd
lir.l of
e i*>ni y
in thid part
hara
of
ion effi
the people
' (he werU
to
available to
s<Tiber«, th#
•nly
our «uh
e<^«t l^ine
twentr e#ntii
Mttk hlirh«>r than
af the aadtiMxy dc*k
Appr
ecia ted
Women of Taste
W'nmcn who follow fg«hion'a
decree — who spend money
on fabriea that gr^ costly
gfid desijfns that are,exclu-
give and amart — cannot trust
their dainty ekrthea to a
service leas perfect. Icaa ef-
ficient or Ir^« fiain«f ^l- ini^
than that offered I'an-
tOrilMN.
Cnflmtef, m JIfeMv
00 Fort
Street
Phone 3.^02
It
r>er
this
i« ftftimated that elghty-flve I Mrs. Mawlewe«-^ want a eoak.
cent of Uie men and awwaB a( but she must be eapabie ■
?!S ^ i ****** ftnployment AgeoC!f—
tUUltn per cent ttMt do, a lot "HMadam, l nave tei-eril OBtRff
I capable ot anything.-*
t., -■
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. SyNC^W^ECTEMBglt 3(^-492^
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BYST.LOUIS
i
*
CA RDS TRIUMPH A S
GIANTS COLLAPSE
ON HOME STRETCH
THE TOVGH UMPIRE — — — «y Ripley
' ■ . . . . . • . >v' ,
. »/. . , W«S «ll«U»d up for beuig responsible
I w iMity Years Comes to End kor two tiie o«kr •oore^
Men Leading McGraw's .s-atn. o 'I \
Oakland 6 8 1
B»Cterles — CMterd ftnd Oox;
Hottest Race in
With McKechii
Hirelings by lluee (james — 1928 League
Battle Greatest Siqce 1908
IXUMMieh and E«MI.
Will Open Series With l^^*'; Mt^^l?
Yankees Next Thursday, PREPARING FOR
I'uo 'l ircJ anJ P.,ittiMc\l llill ( !u^^ \\ ill C
al ^ .lulsOt' St.iJiuin in t II ! ( t.r^li lor rcMinaiil
jiii.tl- \V HI I 1
and i'lUliiiii^
111 I CA\\\ StlCll^lll
; 1 avuntes
r IraRKP fii asons
N(';lhf'r riitfrv
Ml ' 1 1 " ; \ I ■ 1 1 .'i
< ':irrlinal- will
edge in t^^ani
NKW^ nuK 8rp1 US Tlif world
fmo4 of 1'<'_'R will (ippii Ht llif; Yan-
kee Stiiriiuni nr-xt. riiur.'ia, alUr-
noon with ftip SI 1a)ui. Cardinal*
opposing the New York Yankees.
Two tlTMl. iMUOTsd tan chib^
iiiwiij nsTB nasgvi m wwvn
wtn th? Tvnnantfl after one of thi
most r\i It .i.i' I) .1
III basi'h.iii t i^iiM
I :>(>.' *■ u I
J 'TIC. ill . . ind I '
hr-s' Hu* the
have a decided
strength and pitching, and may br-
favorttM to rq^at their trluBiph or
ItSf. wtam Um Mune clubs met.
Tbm «^l*pf 0( thi> Nrw York
OlantS. who droppnl three ( lit
' '11 to the I'lui C'llv, n ' 'i"
linal of the -ea-snii p:i\r,! Mir -v r.
for 81. IjOu: fruinip'i I Ik-
kaei, .harraised by Injuries, with a
mjoritjr of tholr refulart telooclng
la tho hospital rather then en the
pteying field, dlnehad their pannant
a day earlier than did the Red
Birds of Bill MeKechnlc. Imt they
are badly In need of tMe exm day o^
en.s*« thus Attained.
r . i .nii! • vlrtorv over "w- n<xston
r.riive.s today was not iirrderi to
"I'.nch ;hp National L^aeur fla«. m
when the Olants bowed to the Cubs,
the rao* was vm.
John MoOraw's club, which had
mMf dr gallant light throofih the
atrenuoua days of Srpt^-mber to
overtake thr now rhai-ni.oti.s. weak-
ened in ' lie firiiil p'.ii li
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BOSTON. «rpt. 3ti«-8t> Louis
won fhe hottest Ni^Uonal League
pennntit flRht in twenty years, by
the Cuiis r, ^ vii ' Ml Y ovfr th'' f Wants
gt New YnrV '"((.n, Fihouf ftP liniif
hefr -1 'hi- f\\'-dinal tiinie n.'i-^ur
ence di'uhlv "ni- in flefe.i' ii-tr 'Iw
Bvaves hrrr. ? 1 T" ' 'l" th."! ..ni.,
previous National League m.- i vm
yean ago. the Cardinals \ \ i ' " nght
until Friday, with * Sunday Anlah,
iMt this year's contest held on one
tfty lOOT'^r
Will C>» io iitsUiry
flw IfM battle wiU cu dot^n in
NMIenal LsafM rwords. ranging
aacsnd only to tliat of IMI, amnns
all tha modem campaigns. The
dbbt of twenty years ago flnUhed
tiM Nfttlar .sra.von vl^h liM) gane.i
pTfcy#id and in a tlr with the Otants,
\i hn trid eiiKaRrfl in the same num-
ber n.e ( litis fh^'n invTded New
I M . ; ;,fr,.r t he regular
finish and '■' on rrnm the riiants by
4 to t. in a plav-off of the tlr K;inir.
caiHtd by Merkle's famous failure
tfttoiieh seeoBd.
TlM vleiory of Mem Oarda and the
defeat of th» Olants tnereased Mc-
Kechnir s lead to three fuU games,
»i1.h only one more to play lor er.rh
Cont.ender The lead l.<? the l.irtresr
St Louis has enjoyed since i\bo it
Labor Dav R H E
8t. Lo»il» rt fi 0
Boston 1 « 2
BattertM — BhtMM. Rhem and
Wilson, Smith: Dateaay. Brandt and
Taylor.
AD Oter far Olaata
* NEW VORK. Sept. 29 Obvfpiles
'«<tPT, l/\e Otsnf^ •'^dav ^irre brief
ligd simple I ' ruh" romped
trough a druzie to rl-feat the
'Htaae forces by 6 2 and Uie younp
-man of John Joseph McQmw were
nut Of the race for good ard all
The cardinels would hav* clinched
the flag about one hour later, any-
how. on their 1-1 c.mquest '^f the
Boston Braves, but 'he Giants h^<>
anv sfttlsfaetlon wmch may have
ai-rnied from losing it In person
R. H. E.
Chi :x-o 6 9 1
New V irk 1^7,
Batteries— Biako and Uonzales;
Pltaatanraens. Soett and nogan.
Rilncd Ont
PlUl.Ai !'M1 Sep' ,'<»
rain ■ lonerl '> • t. i i i.kI, .K.«nn In
PhllBdelphia i.'i.iy. when liie
double he.Kl'- 1 ' 'ledUled ivtween
ttkt PtaUttM and Cincinnati Reds
was danafid off.
To^lpoTied
BROOKl.VN. Sept 1 11. liiuil
itame of the Pitt..;hurKh-Brookljn
aeries was canceled becauM of rain
and cold U.i« afternoon, enolng the
<.*»ason for the Pirates. RoMas nnlsh
with the Fhitllaa toaaorr^.
\mi:hh \n i K%<;rF
DirntOlT. Sept. 2». Ilie Yankees,
new ehampioas |nd oM. oelebrated
their
little
' 1 1 (r e ' ' ■ '
I ; ,i.ir. !iv
t ■■ 1 "
u'.)! ; ,,; ■ ^
tar. (.1
Vangildcr
for the tour.
New York .
Detroit
HnMei ir
' \Ti'. \
BILL McKE<'IINIE
Wko plloCrd the St. l.saU CardliiKJa «• thr
NsUanal \*i^ttr prnnani aflrr ojir of Ihr
crrst«9l biftttlm In (wrnl. * ea-r s Ihr
Csr4» •utlmatMl the fait«rln« (jluitii m
tkw hMM stiwirh. saS aaiahaS thr** taairi
t* tha (Md. thHr l«MMt laaS iIbm L»Wr
,1 lli.e up i)f re.ervcs Connie Mack's
Phiiadelphla AUUetics defeated the
Whlta Boat today. la the third
gaata of the cunaul aariaa.
R. H. E.
Philadelphia 5 11 3
<"hieiik'0 4 12 2
li lt (.cries — Bamshaw and Perkins;
Walsh, Oonn'.'i'', c<>x Orovia.
Twelve Uoublrs
CXXVKLAND. Sep^ 2t.— A three-
run rally la the ninth inning gave
the Red Sox their third straight
victory over the Tndlan.s today. 6-5.
The contest was featured by twelve
two-baggaia. B. H. B.
Boston • 14 1
Cleveland t 15 l
Batteries — Settlamlar. Harriss,
Simmons aad Rothroei, Kevlng;
Brown aad L. ffaaialL
Rrawna Win
ST. LOTUS, Sept, 2«.— St. Louis
defeated WashltiRlon '1-2 todav In
the third game of the final ..series
with the .Senators Heinle Manu.sh
and Ooose Ooshn. stepping on each
other's heels in the raoe for Ameri-
can League batting honors, both hit
home runs, nosltn got n home run
and a sinRle in twn times up, being
walked th • Manush got a ii mer
and IX. I < < »d OBO^ in tw'
to the piaie. R. H K
Wa.shinRton 2 6 0
St. Louis - - 6 10 I
Batteries— Brown, Burka aad BoU:
aad Manion.
LEAIiUE OPENING
Mcrtii!^ Will We \\vV\ on
Aicadr .'\llc\s lonioirow
.Niizlit .All riitiitvs Must
Be filed by 6 o Clock
ORCAmZE FIVE-
PfiV LOOP THIS YEAR
With the opening of tlie b'lwl-
in- '■es.son .set for i .• \..k from
toiii(ir;o\^ I0. .1I niaple.sniashcr.-. are
bu.sy t;e'iinK the odd game in
order to be m shape for the firat
league fhtturaa. Managers of the
varioua tagau la the City and Com-
mercial Leagues have been spending
man-. M^'" re moments '-i, M. r lleys
looking over the new bl(xju und
ining up tbilr playen for tUa ydafs
rare
Tniniii I'.v, .,1 H o'clock at
tbe Am ;(.!( Alleys a meeting of both
leagues will be held to draw up play-
ing rules f9r the coming seaaon and
make final'aeeeptance of entries. All
teams intending to compete thl«
vear are r<»quested tb be on hand
and M:> Mieir entrfea With Saoratary
}''iank Mi'ore.
.Severjtl irqiiei t>eeil re-
iti\e.i tr. the ' ui'iaKeinent of the
Arciide Alley n rganlse a flTC-
pin league and there is every rea-
son Io beUeva that such a league
wui be lotaaad this year/ A QMcial
meettag haa been called for Tues-
d.iv October S; at f o'clock, for the
purpose of dlSCUSsinR the formini? of
M' h a h ilv All hnwle;., interested
in-
WESTS, Cin ANJ)
THISTLES CHALK
UPSOCCEWINS
( jrt'cMi lin ts Apply Whitewash Brush U» i:squi-
innlt. While X'ictoria HlevcMi Toys With West-
liohues in Mediocre hxliil^iti< )n Five Q*s Go
Down Before Saanich i hiitles
Gatne 'di Hampton Road Terminates
When DaviSy C s Goaliey Breaks Leg
I Tin
■nle.
CP
Local Canadian Rugby
Team Looks Formidable
' Liucd Up
111 ttiis priijeci are
extended i
Vltatlon til attend
Pennant 1
' f tfi;
t rs
National
LtAGLE
W.
L.
Kt Louis . ,^
. 95
58
New York
. 93
61
Chicago — _»..
. M
n
Pittsburgh ....
. IS
67
dndanatl
- 78
73
BMlya
76
76
Boston . .
. sn
lOT
PhiladalphVl-^^l!
. 4.'i
lOfl
AlUmiCAN
LEA<
il E
W.
L.
New York
. 100
S3
Philadelphia
. 9g
84
St. Louis
. tn
71
Washington — a^..
. 74
79
Chlcairo
, 71
83
Detrci'
. 68
85
Cleveiand
- 62
9)
. M
96
VOA8T LBAOUB
W.
L.
Saerananto
. Sg
96
San Ftvndaoo
. 57
37
Hollywood
. 5fi
Ta
Ml.s.slon
. .SO
44
Oakland ,
. 4B
46
Portland
. 39
Lofi Anfi:elaa
. 37
57
SeatUe
. SI
63
Pet.
.621
.601
.588
.559
.617
500
:r27
L'S.S
Pet.
.654
.646
.536
.484
.464
.444
.405
.368
Pet.
.617
.606
r.Ofl
532
.')I1
41 S
394
J30
rrinl; Has Fa^
! < II t iiiiii 1- '
idly Houudiiig^Uitu >ona
Hiiiioh c)l hlalwarls
c'.iNi m Squad Is Kap-
Wateh ()ut for the Victoria aatry.
appeartag under the colon of the
United Commercial Travelers, In the
Canadian Rugby League this seasmi.
That Ls '].(• wartiinK most frequently
.sfreised In fhe various roarhe.s In
the B.K Pour" LeaRue aIi'Ii 'A\<-:
:n e i::.,;ii; their charrj'" ,iinrerninp
the (MrthctHTiInK si .< .'uilkiiii'
from the present appe.ii .i.-im- \ u -
toria will have ti. n. aieiully
watched by any team that has as-
pirations to haTe Its nama carved on
the big Llpton Cup that goes with
the championship.
with appi' V ■ ihree week:
streniioas ti.nniiik; iiul' r their belt.s
Co;ich Kinie Cook .s pla\ei-, are ; .ip
idly rounding inixj shape, and the
team I5 beginning to take form after
a chaos of practices. Although many
of last year's atais will be mls^uis;
from the lineap this season, ooaob
Cook sanna wall satUOad with Kla
team's prmpects.
Under the eye of the genial coach
and his a.ssLstanUs. Dick and Ross
Wilson, ."Stars of la.st season, are
many of the 1927 squad and a h vit
of newcomers, who promise to give
the veterans pteBtjr Of competition
for places
WILLIAMS MAY COME
Cy Paxton, managar of the local
rOAHT LEAOITE
.'^AN FRANCLSCO ."^ept
MI.S-- ion nell.s defea'.- .. ..
the tlrsi time. h\ n sccie of .>-.).
game at Uecrealion Park here
The
fr.i
in a
this
Sande's Last Race Ride
ion eaoquaat today with a
low romedy. whtoh saw fhe j
«•.»•». per a«-iv with ' i.. (.- j
!iv : !• \ii ur ! hree 'O'l; 1: .-.i i . ^
1 "<i I r'leiil I . ..1 ( ichr ii;
•^•'T:;v •:it!h hlM!-,<' -lir. W ■ ll
I o !'ie flflh and Meu-el
and Ochringer also bit 1
It tL K
M n a
afternoon. Slade^, Mission short-
stop, hit a home run with two men
on base in the eighth inning to push
his team into the lead.
R. If E.
Ml.<uHons 5 11 3
Ban Francisco 3 9 0
Battarlaa PUletta. IfaUon. Davan-
port and Baldwin; Malls and
Bprina.
Raca Take I^ead
SACRAMENTO. Sept. Sacra-
mento went into undisputed
ship of the Faeiae Oeaat
here today by dafagttag Portland.
6-S, cUaehing the snlen whUe the
^ Stars and .^ealv «. t. ;'-i'ed Two
[home runs !>\ Uoiv- vYenrh
|turii»»d tiie lifje Ihr r ir;i.r: '.-invlntr
•hrie runs and the liller t».. in the
1 ning. J "■ H
Forliaad 5
nsaraBianto 6
Batteries Ponder and
Keating. Gould and Koehler.
Stan SMe
r I 'S ,yi 1.,; ■ '1
a Hxl - - ei 11 1 ( . ,1 1 ' p' ■ ,1
went Midltii-- -:i!" •!
in the eighUk uinlug of Uxlay s game
a pinch hit single by Bigbee
to two ma and gave Loa
Angelas the gaaa kx a 4>> aeora.
R. S. K
Ilollvwortrt J 1 1
I , OS ,\ ■ 4 : ; 3
Battenes^-McCaba
H F
7 0
M 1
Rsgo;
(I ..:v
hovxjs
' urity
WfidkuM ftHwt
I'MCT ANT' S-ep' 20 ivik:«-d
l.an-.mr-ivl Collard of R^fct' ^ '.v1i»\
' fieti' hit.s lo defeat !.M''->r«
CHICAUO. Stpt 39.-Pr«aectuig |6-0 tier*. At the saooM tune CoUard
tf rr 1
iir 7aih;<r-', .FAlu-.«4in
Shfii'^ .ind n«'ni:'"irh ( ol
inrl'der .irid H?r(:i"«ve
M
AKING 111 U«< ;ipp«?rance in the ssddV Srpttmber 15. Earl
S?nr!e, prrrnieT jockey of America. m«d' hi« final b^w to follO'
of the rurf at Ke'monr rare rrick Long lalond. N.Y. Karl Seadi
hiK mount Prewcvs, is ithown wavrng farewell tw lane sft*^ Ma laat per-
i
at BeioBont. He will joia tlsa
af tIM
taam. annoiinaad yaatarday that he
had wired the Vatrtrsity of British
Columbia aaa4 l^grey Williams,
the youth fl%o startled the world at
the recent Olympir iramr • -a hen he
copped the 200 and ino tnetre lares
I kick off the b.iil 111 the opripn.:
came here next .Saturrla-. ,i.Mm.st
Vancouvet Worr) ah. 'e.eved
List mghL that lie wouid come over
on OelQbar 90.
A few notes daaa^blng adeh player
for thL^ year's team are as follows
Men M. M, ; ;
pound- iight. Ia.st and cxtwiicnced
!'.< !! ha. t)cen gettlnr; the boys away
A m practices, and no matter how
tough the going geta, im always
comes up soSillng.
Jarit Horns < vlce-captaln), 180
iirnnd tin: and f.i.s* .I'-. k is tear-
ilV Duoui'li the line befer 'han ever
thLs vear and i he mir: ihat : s le . ■
pa.. < him flnds hun&eU in the gnp ul
a dearly tadkla..
Don Macmurchie, 160 pounds, is
running, catching and tackling well.
and with the experience )|fiined la.st
season, will be invaluable to the
team.
Brian HuAniogs. 165 iMunds.
weighs a Uttle mora than Mat year,
and la teat, a good bi^raarriar and
a sure tackle.
Knv C.'iunf l.SO pound ,.i en
well .<.( ;uKiled as a back, i.s a Rood
cat.1 h .11 1 excels In traveling around
comer to the Canadian game, has
«ba «ad.
Don Ne-veii J70 pounds a new
Ft^rned the game \erv quickly He
IS rvieediiiKly fa.st for a big fellow
and ,an hit the line with no mean
abiir ■
Bill PutBian. 16$ pounds, the
quickest atarter on the team and a
good all ' I ; 'a' . .
A KbI.IAULE KUKBR
Campbell Py)rbea. m pounds, as
^nap asan Alia the peattton of Art
I'ewls well. He is steady and reHa-
ble and the kidter of the : -p,-,,t
Ran Mawhood. 110 p. und.. big.
strong and huaky. and one of the
finds of the .sea«on at middle w inir
I 'liii Jehn. . • 1 7'. p. -Hid I lug
'l orit: voiiih, who is making a strong
a pfeMT oa tIM- taaki m ta-
de mug.
cyrii Wightman. 116 pounds. Is fit-
ting into the position of flying wing
raty^ntealy aad a hard. elcTer work-
er who can be dcpanded upop.
Bill T>eiiim 160 potinds w doinir
fine t -I,- b. •!, 01, -Ut ,»efer, .• ,n I
"'''■n' • 1 ni! J- h iniii pro\ r •,, („
lOr, IT,!-' !(p. pound,.
Hldie^. I oi:ei'e utirrf l,e enriud il-
I M<-r later going to Kitchener. On'
■x i eie be starrad at ««Mda wing
i<-cn knows the gaaw waU* and is
helping to eoadl the boys.
Bemie Kinsman ifi, pom d^ a
graduate from thr toi^jlish game and
seemed pick up Hag OaMdMa
game qijj, k'r
Ijirry Hender- i n 1 HO p,,'irid, our
of Mie lie«,( oULSIde WiOgJ in UlC
trarne - rr> eourageouauBd afvays
iJiere in the ptnch.
Percy Owaaa. 160 pokads. a for
■Mr Mrrnis iriayar. Is kaan to Isam
MHi la Stttag to well when placed at
l^peelttan.
■tf. De Bl^r<jiilere iflO pi^nrt^i l«
the voun«.«f.er r* th*- «qii».l and •
ex;>^rfed 'o be h»«rd fri->ni during
the we-axon
Pred Hanlei tan pounds, ts fast
snd. agBreasn e and plays thtf flant
teaciaw
Belgian Bicycle
Rider SkaUer»
WarUPi Record
I
INA8 MdNT*HL«RY
\i "I t )I iMK r^-ance.
Sepi l,e(i; V ..nder .Stuvf t .
veteran HeUpaii Iih ai '.- ihI'-i
motor -paicd t) , a big machine,
today loverrd 122.771 kllome-
trea ^nearly 77 miles) to one
hour. The fora^ neead was
Jesn Brunler at the aama au-
iidioiiie November 2, 1935.
N'l !-:iii opt-aii cxi-ve^as train at
iiu :itaKe if i; io;.nie\
real ties sucii a speed as Van-
der sMiyft BMMla on tola. M«
cycle.
AUTyiMNCyPWON
BY TROUBADOyR
ran
KEWJiJIRY. Eng.. Sept 29. —
rroubadour. owned by C'orlette
( r.orne' tndav won flie Newbury
Au^iiini, Cup "[le I.! 'be important
Fall handidgps ol the flat racing
season, over a course of abo^t two
miles and' as eighth.
Smith TuttoartUla'a Staal Point
was second and A. nileon's Bam-
boula third
The winner, a Ihree-vear old colt
by Cia;. Cru.sader. out of \V-. n . ard.
atanin;^ ai t; lo l aKaniM ' 'i-l
Point n- liilf a lentrtti .it iiie nm.sh.
two i. iu:'l: epai.i'ed ,*^;:eei Point
and Bamboula. Steel Potot was the
favortte at IS to g agalaat. wbllc
Bamboula started at 6 to 1 against.
Eight started In the twenUeth
renewal of ihe race w hich is classed
as one of the jfreate.st Imic -di.stancr
handicaps of the season The value
Of the racs is 8/.000 in addition u>
the cup.
bARDiNtK HILL NOT
PUK m mm
Owe «»f CrtAte^t RoekeT Players
T^ill Min«»e (lliritco I e « m,
Itiit U ill Sot I ikr Ire
irid \ : 'orM '.Ve.'-t
le tor r;r" rvert I .r
'o' i.i .iii'l Pi, Tie' I'\io'ha!!
Le.i-i:e ,1 . „. [ .-. i t ve:,leida;. .
gair.e.v 1 he loriuer defeateo ttie
Wcslholmes. 3-3, at the Royal Alh-
leUc Park, while Um lattpr blanked
Baquimalt. 5-6, at Baaoon Hiii
Baanleh Thistles regigtarad their
first win of > the season when they
defeated the PIve Cs. 4-0. at Hamp-
I ton Road Tins name termlrmted
, after twrnty nuiiuies <;l plav in the
1 .second lialf wtien Ilavis the C's
Rre-i . ' . ! ,1 oi. ■ ; 1 ■ ;,'!,( ( hp .1 a
scrumuiiif m irum of itie nt-t
THE STANDING
The standinc of the teams follow:
r w L. D F A Ft».
Victoria Wast.. .2 2 0 0 10 i 4
vtotarla City .-.2 J 0 0 9 3 4
CsqulaMll 3 1 1 0 7 6 3
8. Thistles t....3 110 6 4 2
Westholme S 6 I 0 3 10 A
Five C's -3 0 J 0 1 11 0
WESTS BLANK I)0( Kl RS
Blanking Esquunait i> 0 at Dea-
con Hill. Victoria West ch ilit. d ip
thMr aoeond straight win oi tiie
muKOL Tha Offaanahlrti praaanted
a atrong fliat Una of attack aad one
that displayed plenty of good aoooer.
On the other hand, the Dockers,
.vho were ininos Boyd their star
(..ifre halt, and Bob .SiewarC t'lelr
rcktular I 'ubt 'vmnei vi, ci e lahoiing
unoer .1 ;',r-.it : ,,ii..li mp
In the second half I'trk Hrrnett
centre forward of the doi ke^ had
to be oarrtad from the fuid sui fer-
ing wltfraa lajuiad ankle. He. later
returned tO .tha,0cM. but the eiTert-i
of the aceWenf wtra atlU lujBce
able Th< ( ■.'< en^-hirts netted tarcc
roiinters :n file tir.^t half and two
.! .ei olid
With the oiiiiii' ti( enient o! I>lay
■,he WcstH ,w:e k i Kinr down the
slope, but at that the Dickers -.'ere
having the better oi ni. aitpunent
HeUieniMton. guatdtog the Oreen
ahtots' dtadal, was tastad with shou*
from the apposing torwmt^ but he
kept his charge intact.
The first prvai came aftoT fifteen
nunute- of plav. when ' Johnny
Peden n^-tied itip IcHthe- .m a pen
altv kiik, ciwn a^ainsi the iK^ kers
■ ITT !tie bull Kliio<'''rt and hM
Me&lier on the arm linkers re-
turaad the eaaoaive piay irom the
caatra and oama close to scuruig <>i ,
two oeeaaloaa. Oraanabirta made
3-0 when Stawart, a Jtxaiar playin*^
his first yaar lif sanlor aompany,
headed the ball into the net after
"TootB" Plump s efTort-i to head It
home failed PVoni t-lie .entre -hf
Westx went down the field and made
It 3-0 less than two lataglaa MMr,
With Plump scoring
In the second haU tiie (rreenshJrt,'
dominated the play and Chalmers,
the Doeketa' aat cmtodlan. waa kapt
busy. Like all good goaliea be was
not enpable of stopping etafythtog.
,.vu\ ■ i=. n FV»t Miilrah', saht In S
uiKb hot tioin the wiiiK the leather
sapKed the net for the preensnlrts"
foncb ,, -nl It vas a Rood shot.
}. V . Mi l '< .aler .Stewart made
it 5-0 wlien he hooked the leatlier
in the> eemar of tiie net, fnaa Just
outside tha<>analty araa.
McMiOaa rafaraad aad Ilia t«uns
Victoria
Whyte. SM
West - Hathartofton.
•Sterratt,
Walter Ha^en Introduced
Hitting Style
MOW HAGt r<
CARRiL') Hib
S3
CAM .AH > ■ ; ' ..■ 'nal
piB\nu: r:^:i, < Merb i.:U'li 'r.
one (,f h(M k< t ..'. ' ' xiKincnin.
l,<. over for a A /■: a' a.^t
This was divulged by the stalwart
defense player himMV friday when
he stated that while he was
to ChleagD to manage the
Hawks Uria coming winter, he
would not ka doruitng a uniform
I have been loaned to 'i e < >,(
ii,'o eliib by the Me.n'rra) ( ana-
iiier, ID.' OI . . ; 'I-'- ipuiatkna
!■ that I ' af • pin- lie.-'
I have he-i . >.• • •> • ' o : > , • ...
ChieaRo .1 ' ' ■• ll possible and » ill
leave jii.^t a> --on M the ronditlon
Of Mrs. Qanllnar jrtU permtt. Mrs
kat Is daiag walL'
When asked about the Black
M ^ 'J k ■ 'br (onr.ei Ca!(irar\ deret,'e
'In I ' tatefl t e u, a u!! »; I
rtfin t kno* .1 r . Tj.nn a'u.ip • jk
rliib than ' o • V. oa' pia-e-j
they THIl; ha-e -i»r-! f.' ance-, ; ,. I
been made since la^t Winter and
other matters portainhHt t»' tbt
clak aia unkno« Ti to
f.IRI NKT -.ii Ml
TOP OF
FINISH
By SOL MmmcB
RuU. HiJlrh.ns.. r;»pUin o,' or
CrifBth High Achool girls bai«.ket
ball tcaas to Mtooeapaba. caged
flfiy-thraa kaiksfi for
potoU agalaat a rtaSI
Waiter Hae^n v i" 1 .n ejt-
pei 'ed to .vin the imiw 1; ! P O.
A. t-olf • hampionship a t.mds
head and siMniider-. oe pro-
fessional field 'li. I" ' ' coni-
p0(4(|OQ,' VUl RO down u or-',-'
of tiriSgport as the flrs^ •'■»'. >'
to totrpduoe hUttog We are a;
tai^bt to throw the clubbaa<,
Hiroagh the kaU to get dlafaans aad
MTumry and may sueeaed te this
wa F>. , Began hits the ball.
• an tell a hitter from a
nii,j/e; iiionier ■ ' ' tJlkeit lila
.Htance lli'ter, • ,miio • pread
their feet rm v Ilanfr, (''.'.ia . rnd
Ooeprr arc uf Uiis > lajw ./one .. Kar-
tell aad Von BIm are orthodox
swttHaaa wtoo |vt lajMaif of
and ganuij oaMMeK
If yon aaa a hmer. Ragen's
at staaee Is a good one to apply.
-■-<■• -ournelf firmlv ju.!' a.? thmigh
i ti.kir of rnt'fir wrre lo h*" dropfjed
' T1 the e ,, y, .-,» vour - .',0,'ilder' H.'
'f— p .• » )'h tb'' 'nmr lsiler»'( h p.
-i>o .'enien' a* • ^ ir-.^er*. A' <iif •■■>(-
of Uve s«inB their »ri(rM u 4iO Ih"
right foot srd e ;n« i- m ttM toe
and ball of the left. The opposite
a kllal of 10^ is krwe m they SnMli
laMaraooat|g.f«a««kt ttw aMa kaak.
Pe<1eii Popliani Tbon'p. .wi i^^tew-
ait riiui.p 1; >b i , : ,,o,i M ahy
H-'jMin-a , chaliuer.s, Me&hcr,
H . in, I i;- V DeCosU. Joe Watt,
^ohn Wait, Burnett. Banks aiul
Klcol
f.f>M II BREAKS LF.r;
Tb. ."-..i.,! : 11 'mistle I '!'. C's
footbiill (-:aiiie t.ennin,i'. an
abrupt manner al 111. I iii:iipt-<ill
Road grop lid ,, with the lormer lead-
ing by 4-0, when Stanley Davis. C's
net custodian, had his leg broken
during a melee In front of tha goal
The second half waa twgnly mto-
ules old when the ?%latlaa were
awarded a comer kick, which D'Arcy
placed in the Rnal mouth A
BcramMe resulted and Sam EskJcr
unavoida)<:\ . oilided with tl^ UB*
fortiini'. 1 oalif.
Tb' vere a somewllkl weak-
ened .sciuad yesterday, aa) 8«aa«
Overton. Bamswell and PhlUlpa
were mlaalng from their I}ne-up.
three of them on ihe tojured list.
The game started with the Thistles
on the offensive, and half way
through the Initial half Mlnnts
sagged the hemp for the first goal
of the game. < mu- mi-.ku kinK pre-
vented them from sconi^g several
tun. o b Hex' twenty-five min-
utes iiamer and Quatoton tested
Rodgers several times, but he saved.
: aubert made it a-g when ha sent a
Ibeauttful drive la the right hand
comer of the net, with but five min-
, utes remaining to play in first half.
Tlic TliLstlcs kept up ibrir oflen-
sive tactics wlien the pi,,, resumed,
and uftei .1 ^elll•,■. of al;al■k.^ I'iw'n?
(.•ntied beauUfuUy. and Easier
headed ll. ball Into the goal. The
I '^aiiie player regUtered his second
• counter of the game ten minutes
later an a pass from Mlnnta. Lloyd,
fullback for the loaera, touched the
ball In the restrteted area and a
ivnulty was awarded. Davis made
a brilliant save from the toe r,f Jini
Crowe Just Ilvi' minutes later i
Cloud wa , . a t over the conf.'si when
the itnturtunate goalie was candled .
oft th. field to tlM imuii« km- '
biilance.
Both the captains agreed to dis-
continue play and lAa Thlatlaa
Wlkpd off the SaM with their first
win of the season.
Ralph Alcork refereed the teams
'.^ere ;i,s ffilli-'.v
'-lani'b ibivile.- Hodprers; Joe
Clowe 111!, Mi:i,r. Vlgxers Jim
Clowe DAi K-shT .Southern,
Ml nnis a III! Kw ini,'
I'l cv Davia. Lloyd. Harwood;
Slunk Hood, McCormell; Sutton.
Hamer, Thomett, Sands aad X.
Qaateton.
cnr n.FVTN wrw
Tn a mediocre exhibition at Royal
Athletic Psak. VkStorta City de-
feated Westholmes 5 to 1, to go toto
a tie for first place to the league
standing with Victoria Waat. Daly
a haatfful of people vaCdMd tha
game.
The City took toe much for
Kvanted to make a frame out of it,
ai'.i (list toyed »ltb ibeir opponent*
d r,' Mie llrst 1 , ' ind earlv in
tlie ...e, 'ind The, en'li-d the Mrst
half with a wore of j-o in their
favor, but irben the Weatholmea
Ued up the kane early to the eee-
and fnpnai* they settled down and
played ttia brand of skoagr tlify are
capable of. and scored three rfniflt-
erx In quick succession.
Bob ^resl/m opene<l the •.orp,-/
ten minute.^ after the .start when
le drove In a fai.t daisy-cutter,
which beat the hotel .goalie all the
way. Plve minutee Utar DarreU
BlaeaD pat the <71ty tut JaJbt lead
when IM headed to tkbeund of
hU brotlier's abpt. Tommy Rou th-
em had the ftrat shot on the rnty
goal soon after but Bridges cleared.
City weie presMriR at the whlAlle
V.'ert lininir.s made things look ui'.
When they ued the score soon after
the second. Harper accounted for
niunber one. when he sent in a
stagflpg atoC from close quarters,
vhleh eaoght Bridges flat ''.f>ted.
Ten minutes later Hnedd m *qiiared
the match, when he lohlxHl Tipper ^
perfeot pass throuKh for a score
After this the City ««ttl«d d'mn
With only one back. Oould lobbed
a high on", to centre and Claude
Bissau followed up aad scored the
leather whan ToekweU failed io
make onnectlons. The City man
had f'lilv fhe iroalle t/> beet ahrf
■ hoved Ihe b:ill 11,' . ' 1: • •
We 'ti. I,." a«iay SCOtl
ar.r', I.-. M '- r-'i a aparklag
drive from Houtiiem.
The fourth goal of the City waa
BBgM drlMiM a |df t. and cbomt
wlkaa I^MIMNtf iMttkMM Oodld's
centra la kB effort t/i cl'^ar It was
< an easy aaev for the giwiie i' t lev
I well had let It go The nn.ti , ,
I came from the t.^' , ' <'Ut i-',-- }'.
ai ,1' ■ tuer mln,. , ■ ' . • ■ (,. . i, '
Foi Mi^ wint • , '"laxgiaon. W
Carr pt)ei; I', ,b i'rer»..n and the Bls-
aell boffe played good
Harper.' Sea
eaikaS haid for the losers. Perry
f^rHt> refereed and the t-eam were
^ ■ '01 I I I Itr W Camp
i>« i. M r, ,'..■-, -a .7 . ' 'oier. R. Preston.
M' Hn: I ,< r» niaaaB, O.
U irn . T : d < l.anrY
We..ih'-.bi e" f',';;n».»t.
Harp«>r, Henicy. M«Hi
THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORIA. B.C.. SUNDAY. SEPTKMBEK 30. 1928
Miss Lindsay's Helen Wins
Dinghy Event. While W.
G. M. Barrett's Minlaka
Takes 5tar Class Event
WINNERS PRKSKNTKn
WITH CUPS AT UAISCE
■ ' ■ n
Whitp salLs scattpred over the blue
waters ot Cadboro B»y made a de-
IlllMlkd nweteefo ywtowUy after-
noon, when the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club hold tho finals for tho
Keaaon s racing The tld>- wsm flood-
ing, and there was a light air from
the Boutheaat, vblcta freshened up
at Intervala Into a light Mtlln«
tnrMM. Mmaj iiimilaltn ero«rd«d
Um flMlli below ttaa aklbhouse.
Where the starter's frun wmirttuaied
Tlurc wiTc two events for the
rlass tjuiita. The first race was for
i'aUing dlnghlw it afatteen feet and
under, the ttntam itngOx ot the
entrtea balnA about fouiteeu feet
The ditiffhlea sailed the lenRfh of
the club course, which Ls about three
miles I'lomuieut, among the en-
tries were the two beautiful ding-
liif'.s beloiiKinK to the Ml.s,ses I.itid-
.say The.sc craft were biult at Cowes.
and their design and flnlKh are such
aa might be expected froto boats
whkh hadttirtr ortgln hi the pre-
BlMr ysffitteK centre of the world
ttiXtr hMM* are Margaret and
Helen, aad ttIV «M mltt$ t9 the
owners.
H O. MM Mttered hLs >awl-rlcged
BaUlQC OMKM Klnaet She Is fitted
wtth a oeatrabovd and can be <}uitr
a haadfttl tn a aonaU. bat ahe had
Just the weather that she liked yej*-
(erfla> uftct luKin, as she luus a .splen-
did (urn lit .si)eed in ll(?ht wukI.s and
can take advaiilane of intennttt^nt
puffs far more quickly than a (ienv-
ler built boat H. Oolby entered the
Tern, a speedy UtUe craft; W. M.
Hotham sailed hit PulBn, a boat
which he seemed able to put about
with scarcely any way on her, and
Dick Wlttlngton ent.ered The Cat.
RUNS FOUL OF KELV
The rt Inch tee got away on the
starboard taek. and started acrtxss
the bay >cIoae>hattled. Mws Mar
garet Lindsay was unfortuimle
enouKh to foul some krlp at the
out.srt, and lost some minutf.s rlear-
inR It They rounded the buoy, and
name back the home .-(trelch >biBfore
the wind The WlMW Of this 9fmt
wa.s Helen with T&Hi aeeood. and
PufTlti tlnrd
The second r;ue wa.s for the
"Star ■ t --iKop-riwKed racers.
There were three entries, who dls-
plaved preat skill in Jockeying for
poaiUon after the flve-mlnute gun.
w. O. M. B«n«tt made a good get<
away in hti red-hulled Mlntaka, No
tSS. Bob maady lailed Boykin, No
i.M and If ol 4W waa MM itr n.
Blnndy.
The race, which caused great in-
terest among the spectatora. was
win by Mlntaka. Oemle was eeeond
and Boykin waa third. The cup for
the sftlllnir dinghy etent wa,-; pre-
scii'cd lit the rlub's dance last nUrbt
.'%ftcr the rH( log tea wa.s .served
Ride a
C. C.
PERFECT
BICYCLE
Sold
Peden Bros*
14 1* II DnntU* nt ni«ii« 117
Blayclai. S»«rtta« 0««e» mm* Twf9
at the riuhhouse by Mrs. Harper
and Mrs. Hotham Altogether It
was one of the mcst succe.s.sful
afti'rnoon.T which been .spent
at the Royal Victoria Yacht Club
for many a day.
TWENTY-FOUR YANKS
ARE ELIGIBLE FOR
WORLD BALL SERIES
NEW YORK. Hept. J9.— Yankee
eiigibies tor the world eerias aa-
■ouncad iasb night, .subjact to the
ihial appnval of OotnmtMlwwr
fiandls. are', Herbert J. Pennock,
Waite C. Hoyt, George W. Plpgras.
FYederiek HelHKK li Henry Johnson.
Jonathan I W /.actuiry. Myles L.
Thomas und Wilfred D Ryan,
pitchers, Hcnjaniui (J IleiiKouKh, T.
I^ninc k Collin.s, ,Juhn V. ( irabowskl
and WUUam. Dlokey, catchm;
Henry L. Gehrig. Anthony M. Lai-
zerl. Mark A. Koenig. Joseph A.
Dugan. Michael nazella, Leo Du-
lorher and Fusmmic H Hi itwrt -on.
mf lelil'Ts . iind Kotji'i* \V M>u.-el.
I'.'.-irl H Conitjs (ieirf" i! HUth
Beujanuu Paschal and Cedrlc Durst.
Grove and Bottomley
Voted Most Valuable
Major League Players
Philavlclphiii Southpau HtMjs \itkMkan. and
Suiiii\ lini. of ( .ai JinalN, is ( '\]n]^ c in NaUonai
— 1 huubaiidb ol haiib bend in Votes
the result k fialrly oomprahcnaiye of
the farts' id«aa«ba«t tha tUm* ot
thts yea I.
Letters enclosing votes were ad
dreaMd In a daUoata feminine hand
and showed the keen taterest the
fanette.s tAke in their favorites
'ITiere seems to br no r.itiid parti-
.san^ship among the great ma-ss of
llaoa. Many voters from 8U Louis
^^nond Am Bottomley tnthwly, and
many letters from Brooklyn. Chi-
cago Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Boston
iind Philadelphia voted for Rot torn -
ley and i^cnored their own stars like
Hack Wilson, Kis.sonetta. Oritz,
Traynar. Ifonls. Slmmom and
The list was reduced from twenty-
five to twenty-four by the vohintM7
retirement thirty days ago of WUcy
Moore. pltehlnK star ot the 1927
crunpHltrn In ;u1fiillnn to the active
players. Miller I HiigKins. the man-
ager, and ( Ikii Ii s Ol^ary and
Arthur Fletcher, the coaches, are
listed as eligible parttotpants in the
series, but of oewae not from a
playing standpolBt.
Winner ol" W umnrH
Lawn Bowling Titlr
Conindo Port
Is wiiiHy imi-
tated hut never
duplicated Age
and reputation
caiinutbecopied
( •rrv 1'! ' 1 Port
Thirty years old
and sold only in
bottlea.
prise,
in
Krinr'nlxM
Ni .im-
the
This t is not pub-
lished or displayed by th«
Liqtirir fontrol Hoard or by
the Govcrmncnt of Britisli
Columbia.
Wh« won Ihr Rnrnaidr la*n h*»wl
1 n g r h A ni ptonah Ip aji&ln ihi* Mm
r><*^lrt hrlfl thr- tii\r In i***^ Atiil ^^'.H. unA
w,»s lUo A m^mhrr i*t Ihr Hnahlr* t*'*nif|)lj 1 ICfi
Boys' and Girls' Raincoats
In yellow,
at
bltic, red and green
oilskin. Good values
fCrS md flkOO
Men's Oilskins
Best Brands
kel
.mt
. at
at
Coats
> . Mat
Mid
^'oata — SS.TR to
RUHHKR lU)OIS MACKINAWS
Hunters' Clotliinjj, ittc— iiee Our Stock
^7.50
F.Jeune&Brp., Ltd.
Phone /95
570 Joknaon
Bj AL UEUAJiap
HI b%
which Z
ducted throosh
the rn iriy pH[)er^
ilMl:;,' m\ syiidl
I'ated ( artooii.s
J^^) ^ iice whuni the
f *ns retarded as
the most valu-
able player In
t hf> N a t i n n H '
Leak' lie and the
most \ iiluablc
player in the
American
Leacue is fin-
ished The fans' choice of "Sunnr
Jim" Bottomley as the moct vaUnhie
player In the National i,ea+;.ie dui
not l onie n.s a surprl.se He \\su, Ijeen
a lovMT of .sireneth to the Cards
for several sears He i.s h line fel-
low, a lUuahed heider and a groat
< ieann^ hntsr.
Their choice /,f I^fty firovo the
irreat southpaw of the Athletics, as
i.'ie most \a;i,.ibie player In the
junior circuit came jgnore as a sur-
The player who participates
ly erery nma to generally
conceded to be more vahiable to the
team, and hecau.';e a pitcher Ls u.sed
In le.>;.s ih;\n oiif fourth of t.he total
game.'. Ill iii i-t i,.' to.<l sery good.
And Uialj, what Lelty Grove la.
I > laor Vance U the onty pftohar who
ha« ever received the most vaJtiaMe
plav*r reward.
I'.KVTON SKCOND CHOICB
lu the NaUonal Lisafua. Larry
Benton, who MoOraw ebdnu is a
second Christy Mathew.son. wa.s the
fans' .vcond choice. bt'cI the port I v
Hark WlL.on. the ful. h., nin
hitter pii|ic.| !i|< . losf. bi-liind Ben-
• • '! i'd place Hijghey
Cricz, ol the Heds. finished fourth,
and Del Bissonette. de luxe firat
baseman of the tMlgera, placed
nfth.
Ai v.iMii. . .ti t ; .■ gfaat hit-
lUig ouUielder, finished a mere
eighty-six points shy 61 Oretve f or
the American T.,eague honor
Kri Morri"; of the nr>^ton Red
I lie Senators slugging outfielder.
up in, fourth i^aee despite
the terrlflc handloap ht has been
playing under of having a tempera
{mental throwli^ arm.
I Following Is the wav the nrst ten
in each league Hr,: l»< ! d the
number of votes they received;
I NAtlOlfAL
Betteoslty ,
I Benton
H.n k Wll.son
Miirh Crit/
Hi'sor;ette
I Chick Haley ....I!
rred Lindstroa- ..
I Willie «r*iwtp
lOeorge flbler
Bunt ....
' AMERICAN
Ofove
Simmons
IBd Morris
rrooae Ooslin
Walt* TTovt ,
Ton\ Ij'^-.rri
Heinle Manuah
Ibrty MeMaaMI
Joe Bewetl
Bsri Cotnbe _
( OIWrARI.SON
A oommittae oC baMball eipsrta. The
tans are the ones that pay. and it
asems fair to me that they .-should
have a .say in the ruttiu^ of the
.iremler players It ,• il he ex
trrmely interesting to twiih ihr jilay
• s and fans to see how the fam
choices compare with those players
plekad by tfie esperls.
John Mcdraw u.sed to .sav Vou
can f'.Hi] rrie once m a while .md
tool voi,rsr'!Ms and 'he newspaper
I en f>c(a.sionaily. but you oan't fool
the public The fans up hi the Stand
are the final judges ••
The Idea r.r rewarrlirik' m some
flltinK manner the nio,sf .w|t,vh,nding
and valuable player in the two
major leagiies really originated about
twenty yewrs ago. whan a certain
aotomobOe manufacturer presented
an automobile earh to the t wo jilay
ers. Later friction developed and
the custom wa.s dropped, until if wa.s
again revived .several years ago
with 'he two leagues thtmnlTf
providing the reward.
An Incident durtng the last game
<rf the 1808 .season, between the
Cleveland Tndian.s and St. Louis
Brown.s re.aiiv led to ihe termina-
tion of the automobile lewards.
Tv Cobb and I.arry I.a.loic i\ ere
having a neck-and-neck race foe
the leadership at the league in hlt-
tmg. and it was elatead thsA I«Joie,
wtth the eonnivanae of tne third
baseman, bent OMt Ufa bMli tat
five base hlta.
vom moM ALL ovn
ftxwi my readers in hundretls of
hamlets and towris and citie*^ in
North America I received thou.s mds
of votes Letters earn.- from tans
:ii ••vfTV state in the ''i.ltcf! S':iU><i
and province In Canada. I received
votes on bits of torn wrapping paper;
est hotel stationery from little towns
In Morida and Alberta, on the
.'jtaflonery of prnfe.i^', ianal fjien n h
tm drx'ors. lawNers. broker', md
execiltnrs in almost everv line of
business Many of the letters whl«'h
eame in contained hundreds of iud-
lots collected tn Mlliard parlors,
drug stores, movie studios, ball
parks, wait chite. etc., and I believe
Maiiv ffin.s, no' rcali/.nii; that ai
plnvi ' .annot recf-nc tlw honor'
twice voted for Ruth Ciehrig.
Hornsby. P. Waner. O'Farrell, Vanoe,
and other post winners, and tiMfr
\"t' tiad to be cn.sf on*
hki Morri.s. of flic K.cd Sox. was
the biggest surprise This wa.s an
indication that Uic (an> are keen
QlMarrerB. Pitching for a tail-end
team, liorrta eewplled a phenomenal
number of wins. Morris may be
news Ui 'he >a.-u,ii f:w w tio read
onl\ 'lie \K'.i) .i:ui lose rciiinim but
thc'e wn . no nil. 'ake ,i, i he f.in.s
vote there, believe me. 1 know what
it is to bum fMur heart out for a
weak teem.
I Wttti to thank the fans for theta-
gerier"!. . r,. oprraMoti in this poll
The .hone ,ire Ihew- 1 rnereU'
tabiihitefl ti,|. \i<u--- a.. I hey lanie l:i
Now let s .see who the committee
eii'M>se a.s the most iPaloaMa players
■ agues.
m bf)t|i
U.S. NET STARS
HOLD ADVANIAOE
American KaiqnpUrs Hold I*wo-to-
One Margin Over Britishers in
STILL LEADS IN
BArnNG RACE
St. iovm Brownt* Star Has
Perfect Average Apinst
Senators and Gaps Goilm
by Three Points
NAUONAL LEAGUE
Toronto Woman Winn
Third Senior Title
TORONTO. Sept. at.— Mrs. Syd-
ney Jones of the Toronto Club ve<5
terday won the sixth annual cliam-
pionshlp toumaaMOt at lie Oina-
dian Senior Women's Oolf ,A.s.so<:la-
tion at the Toronto Uolf club and
tbersby eeored her thhd soeeess
the six years the event ha.s been
held. She first won in Montreal in
1923 and ripsated ta MM fta Ot-
tawa.
Third Game of
UtOe WoHd'$
Series Colled
ROCUJSSTSR, SepU ». —
The thhrd game at tiM Uttte wertd
series between Roofaseter and in-
dianapoh.s wa.s called because of
uarkne.s.s tt^lay at the end of the
twelfth inning, with the t.eams tied,
12-12 Tile time of the game was
;i hours and \b mlnute.s. and the las;
inning was played in feml-darknsss.
rt: T.'n
2(> M et
24 071
15.861
ItM
14.719
n.on
9 m'.
7.508
SO.OSH
?<1 OftO
20 rirt
' in fl79
i;i 47:^
. 11.912
g.403
7JMMI
. 1 17
- 4.07R
THTKmUinttQ
This Is the first ttoi- the fans
have had an opportunity 'o rome to
the front for their diamond faior '
ites a,s in the pa.<:t and i re.sent th*-
mopt valuable player in (arh irasur i
jltas been debenwned by the votsa e< i
Corns
I ha instant vn„ apply J),. Scholft
/i .'■ pads coin , ain atopa. Yeti can
» «;k Of danre In tight 8ho«8 la per-
fect comfort. For Zino-pads rw-
anore tho caiiM*<~6ledsa aad area-
^ra of eheea— Ihe mmhr twaedy
<ewb II suMig aiim sign
oflnitadsi^ttsf posHlisI; fH.
▼•nt corda
Powerful liqni'li or ranstir
plaslfra d'lri't prevpnt coma
cominif back ■c.4in— oft*n
maks the to«e acre frcnn acid
barn.
ZinoiMidBweol
bam thatMiderMt
akin. Thin, pro-
t#rtlve,haalir^g. jT
At all drug, f/j , M
shoa and d»pt. (kl 4 n
Rtor«« — 35c p«r
packagSb
DrScholljs
XfinO'-pads
PWeween-
- <'up plas
.1 one ided
' went \ . .or
ul tianta
'oteen-year-
Los AjroauM, Sept. a»
American raoqueters continue to
hold a two-to-one advantage over
■lie net rnen of (irei' Hrrair. in the
lot^M na; ionn i !ti;(>< dav sern". I)einc
; '111 VI d on 1 1 le I . 1.'^;. , , ,f i i,,. [ ,. ,..
■Mifeles Lenni.s Club a.s part of the
i'.u lie .Southwest championships
The two singles matches of today s
three contests went to the youoifui
rcpresenutives of the United States
giving them foulr matches to the
Britons two for the two day
Berkeley BeTl. bullet-strokuig
Au.stin 'lexH..' <!t.ar vanquished
I C (iregorv cKptaln of the British
Davis Cup squad 9-7, 4-6. 6-4. John
Van Ryn. lormer Princeton Univer-
sity champion, defeated Idward
Higff. of the British team. 6-a. «-2
1. O. Oollln.s !»nd H W Auatln. the
two OtliCt Urili^h Davl
er.s. paired :o rhaik up
(ratpht iet « hi c. er
\e;ir uld .lohnnv lUtrn
Monica. Cii and \('v<
c)d Keith Oledhiil. of
bare; Oal.. g-l. <-4. g-4.
Rurnsitir Ijin ti
Bowlers Bring
Season to End
Tlie Burrvide lawn bowling green
was ofnciaiiy closed yeateseaiT after
an excellent aftefnooo's sport be-
tween thtrty-two play^.
A prize donated by W Wa'.h!ne
ton. was won. after a verv exritin^
flni.sll. by the (ink skipped by Trank
ru ne the reward gomg to the team
<;coring tbk highest «aaMr of
eim'kt
I >» V c M>n
Mel mrn
Ki'trari.
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Hntntaa
fl"wart
r timmincaalMi
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VatUnfl».
>kin tS
W«»hn»iori I'm**
»«rf*i«n
Tuonan. Haakt—.
ship |g aMe •••••••••».
Heinle Manuah got a lu>me run
out of two oflkHal thaes at bat
,l^MOl■■ '.Va' hmgton .it S: Lotus
yesterday and moved up to .380 to
retain his position tn first place in
the American I,efli;u»* hatting table
Ooose 'io.lin the runner up ^ot
two ' r ' ( thri'e inrliiduiR a homer
in the ame >.:ame and finished the
dav with :)77 Lou Gehrig, of New
York, got ills twenty -sixth home
run and one other hlaw hi three
official attempts at Damn, dUmMnf
to 2T7.
•The standing:
o. Ah. a, H prt
Manaah. arowns . lU «n IM SSS .MS
Otnn, araatwa . IM 4SI
Oahrlfl. Vankeaa lU ftA7 itn 307 iTi
noRNnnr wins national
Paul Waner ^ rained nut ;n
Brf>oklyn as F{r.ger.s liornsliy went
lilt less in two times at bat In
Boston to close his esaoRi, and the
NstlcNml
follows:
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aenMSy. Brsm >«• «se te ISS
r Waa*T. Firalea lis sSf lu asi
IIOMI in \ ST^NOINO
>• it : I e.if ,if leader*--
Wil ..|, ' 'it.v
Ho tonilcy, Cardinals
Ha fey. QUdfa»ls
Bisaomoettik RoMne .......
BTortishy, Rraves . .«••....
Harper fardmals ^
Hur.i;!. Phillie.8
American LgggflMI IndgiV—
Ruth. Yankees
Ochrlg. Tanfeeee ,
Haussr. Athletles
oo«!ln. Senators .....
Biinmons AthletlOi
Blue. Browns ...... .
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wedding when an awkward looking
guest was asked il he had Klstied
the bride, and ropUad:
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FIRST POLO
MATCH OOES
TOJLS,TEAM
Americans St Age Great
Comeback to Win Opt-
ing Game From Argen-
tnet, 7 Goals to 6
LACEY STARS FOR
^UIM AHEHICAJSS
nmCRNATTONAL FICLD
BURY. N Y .St pi !'!( Hie new
"Blf Four" 9l UlUtWt Stales polo,
rmtrflnc inm ttmm and shaken ps
in ipaetaettUr fauUoD slgmili/^d
their Internktional debut today by
birattriK thr powprful four horscnifn
from th«» Aiu""'!'!'" in ihe lii.t
martch nf i]u- ,fru--- (or ttM Oham
pioruhlp uf the American.
While a chtttod ftDd hair-aoaked
crowd of TOfitO looked on In sm
prise. Tommy ffltthcock's hard-nd
ing. hard -hitf iriK ciiia'-tci ft,it;cci ,i
sensalioual fini.sJi lo bon' ihr liinlilv
favored Invaderv 7 106
Aiter aimoal being put to rout bv
a .sustained AtlMk ttMt fftve the
Argentinet an early 5-1 lead, the
Americans put on a ?reat comeback
to tie the score In the .w'h [)'rind
and win in ilic
rhukkf-r
Except in the second and thud
periods, the Aqwieines, with th.
famous Lowls lAcey leading ttaolr
atuck as well as handlinR the main
defeOce, dtaplayc! hr-wr hitting
power for team wi-rk !li,ni h.id boen
expected ol thcni In :in..M- two
chukkers aiN r i.. Am.-i 1, liad
gotten !hf lumii \t\ ' iw opfiiiiiK; pe-
riod, the Uoutii Americans looked
like wnr'd beaters. TMt .puaing
hitting and strategy bad the Yankee
quartette btwilderad a« LMsey aeoted
three times and IClloi and Kaaney
each once.
One of l,arr\ hot.-
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Grove and Bottomley Voted Most Valuable
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Mn3 Cho
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Denton 26^S5r+
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Votes
II III II ^
liMONS. 29.980
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To HAT ION WlPft
V£)Ta5 OP f^M^-
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products will be found
most satiafactorv- Their
quality i" uniform and
aiway * reliable- - All good
QncenSMThatL
<L>tnrnti.peR or/^Thi/Tics
WHO ptiNiwiaD A eu»—
MANY UPSETS IN
Hndderafleld. <
UlMad and
An-
.1 t d I f f,
V\ i-st<-rn D;
■ rniiriid'
LONDON, Sept. 2» Tlie coupon-
fillers again were bafHed in the
' ! »i\ !■ .rf ! h,. KiiK';--li Foot
Arsi'iial III i!ic ,1.. i.,.-,. [ i, Bury,
a' till' \ > i , i„ .( !,„!, • i,^. tublei
t»fa' .'-hrnifid I who has a
K<i(>d rciiMc) i,<iii» I'nlted.. oon-
aidered as the wonder team at the
beginning of tba MMon, who struck
a bad reCumed to form and
beat Weeton United, one of the
best teams so far.
Everton Ju^niiliaged to beat
UverpoQl. AU theae were unexpect-
edly multed and came from teams
playing on their own grounds.
Burnley k < draw at Letoester
City as wa.. expected.
drive, thai earned luliy lOQ yards tol'^'^^' I t uk'Uf tixlay lludde! .lii id wl
roll throuRh the goal poets, was as ^""t^k their stride. i" tlie Second DlTislon, Chelsea.
•spectacular as nnv in the game. went down before Arsenal who had j^t home, beat Notts Forest easily.
. , , , woo only one game prerlouslv thU Hull City, winning from Orlmsbv
A sf ri.s, of wpii being oomes to US season. I now share with ou N. >
,.r^"f«,'".K""^ ^ Oardiir also bowed to A.^on Viaa tige of having been un!.,a-..n' Mu.
crrn for the weUart «r oiben. 'who were In the same poslUon as season.
In the Scotti.sh Kirsi Divi.sion,
Rangers, playing against Mother-
weU, barely kept theur colors flying.
The game was a dnw and Bangers
thus art aUll untwtton.
/
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LONDON. Sept 29 .Scheduled
league football K^wni-s played today
In the British isi.v
BNCn.ISII I I AGUt
First Division
Arsinal 2. Huddersluid 0.
A^con VUlA 1, Cardiff 0.
Blackburn Roren 2, Manohaater
City 2.
Bury 4. Sheffield U. 0.
Oerbv I. Portsmouth 0
Everton 1. Liverpool 0.
I.r.d.v; 4. Wc'wl Ham I.
Lcue.sU'r 1, Burnley 1.
iManchcster U. 5, Newcastle 0.
ShclQeid Wednesday 0. Bolton 0
Sundeiland 3, Birmingham 4.
Second Division
Bacnsley 4, Bristol Glty 2.
Blackpool 0. West Bromwlch X
Bradford 3, Stoke City 1.
Chelsea 3. Notts Pbrest 0.
(Jnm.sbv 0, Hull City 1
Milwall AtKletic 5. Keading 1.
Notts County 0. Preston 1.
Port Vale 2, Tottenham 1.
soutbamptoti a. Oldbatt 1.
8w«nsea 0. OlapCoo 1.
brough S
W ■ rnpton .T MlddPles-
Third Uivlaton — Nortbem Section
AshlngtoD 1. Barrow 0.
Darlington 3, New Brigton 1.
Doncaster 0. Lincoln City 0.
Halifax 1, Bradford City 1.
NeLson 1. Wrexham 3.
Crewe Alexandra 1. Carlisle 1,*
Southport 1. Rochdale 1.
South Shields «. ChesterlMkI 8.
Stockpdkt f, Aocrtngton 1.
Tranmere 3. Hartlepool 0.
Wlganb' »■ ' I . : ■ a.
•SouthcrD iScrlion .,
Bournemouth 2, Coventry l.
Brentford 0. Luton 1.
Brighton and Hove 2. Swindon 2
Bristol Rovers 1, Queen's Park \
Crystal Palace 2. Torquay U. 0 ,
Exeter City 3, Norwich City 1. |
Newport County 5, OUllngham 0
Southend U 1. oharlton A. ^.
WalsaU 1. Plymouth Argyle 1.
Watford 2. Fulham «
Merth\ r :^ N' • ' ■ 2. I
.StOTTIMI LKAOLE
^:aM i-ife 2, Arthurlle 2.
Forfar 2, Bsst Stirling 2.
King's Park' S. Bathgate 1.
Morton 1, DunfermllBe 1.
Queen of Sotttb 1. Stanbouse
mulr 0. . ^
St Bernard < 1 . debank 2. '
. UUhU UiiAGOE
. laUhUlHa 4. Queen s Island 2.
Ards 1. Portadown 2
Coleralne 1. Belfast 4
Lame 4. Newrv :i
Olentoran 2. Haiiymena 2.
IJisiillery 2. Oienavon 3.
Bangor 1. Llnfleld 3.
RVOBT I>EAGUE
A i , Helen's ReOS. Jg.
' .1 1 . . , li i; Ki-ix; lie V 2.
' ■ I h-t.H (t :i Hi .iiiury 0.
lX'W6bury 18, BaUey 9.
Hudderslleld 10, Wtgan Hlghfleld 8
Hull Kingston Rov. 9, Halifax (
Leeds 3. Bradford Northern 5
Leigh 23, Wakefield Trmity (i
Oldham 17. Fciif h>'r<;tooe Rovers o
! ll'-lens i:i H i;,.|(.t IS.
.Sallurd 12. York 4
Swintun 21, Rochdale Hornets 7
Warrington 3b, Broughton R. 2o
Wigan 4«. Bull 5.
Bdlnburgh Inatttute 3. Waison-
lans 30.
Herk.ti.ins V.>. .fedforest 0.
West uf Scotland 7. Glasgow
Acad.s .M
Milheadiaus 0, Olasgow High 37.
Stewartonlans S, ' Royal High
Schooi 13
Itl <.H\ 1 .NIU.N
Blackheatti 19 Hirkenbegd 1%. 7
Richmond 24, London Seottiab 8
Rosslyn Park 11. Harlequins 6.
Aberavon 47, Pontypridd S.
Brtstcd 8. Old Blues 0.
Coventry 12. Ouy s Hospital 8. |
Cardiff 9. Gloucester 7. '
I)evonp<iri Services 19, OUflOO 0
' ter iti, Moseley S.
y 0, Newport 6.
Murihampton 9. Bridgend 8.
Neitb 21. CrosakoSrs 8.
Plymouth Alhiofa Si, UXSJB. Old
Boys 0.
Pontypridd 3. Crumlin 11.
Rugby n. Olf! Alleynians 19.
Swan.sea Ki I'enarth 0.
Torquay 12. Bath 0.
Portsmouth Servtaaa 6. Black
I'h 17.
iriK a pllof.s licence Before leaving
the city for Vancouver he was a
member of the sons of Canada I condition,
baseball team, Saanlch 'nnstieN Lewi.s ha.s
football ,sq-i:u! and Sons of England , hinee iius
basketball team has beei
FIELDING, LEWIS
TRAINING HARD
('ont4>^lant.<t for B.<'. Jnnlsr Ugkt-
welghl Champioaship ^HVi Be
te Oood Trim f er OatiM#iy
Both Tommy Fielding and Davi-
Lewis, contestants in the ten-round
bout which Joe Bagrley is st^ginK
next Saturday night at the aODs oi
CaiMda HaU for the Brttiah c •
lumbia llghtwelsrht ehantplanshu'
have concluded tl r iir'-'.riuiKii v jian
of their traiiuni; I';"lijiru: lias been
'out in the I i'i.M!r\^ ! w 'h. ,iei-k
where he ,'ia.s been elinioini; lulls
and nuiniii^! ■u, - Uie couniry road,
in company with Manager Bayiey,
and a little work in the gymnasium
wui soon plaoe htm in wonderful
General Woodwork, Painting, Polishing,
Upholstering, Picture Framing, Basket
Making, Chair Recaning, Rush Seating.
Gra»» and Wicker Chair Repairing, Wire
Work* TiosmiUungy £te.
not doiii' anv
niKht, and on hjs return to the
\ iiiji Lsium has put in a lot of tfrnf
punching the sandbag and dummy
punching man. This week-end is
being spent in the country,
where he l.s domp .some mountain
climbing an ! h miMhk Both fight-
ers will star' iioxinr on Monday
iiKht I,ewi:, ui!! work
wil! work out With
a.st flKht a week ago, but/ the Victoria Boxing Club boxers at
out on the road every I the Vkstorta West gymnaahim. while
Fielding wIU work out at his new
training quarters over the imperial
Bank. Yates Street The fans are
invited to attend the workouts gad
see the boys in aetton. ^ •
If Commazider Byrd takes a leoaon
from the Nobile Expedition heV
carry his reactte party right aloog
with him whan tag
South Pole.
Ready for Tomorrow's Throng of Thrifty Folks— Be Here
We Were Packed All Day Saturday— Serving Hundreds
of People Who Carried Out Armfuls of the World's
Finest IMerchandise at a IVIere Fraction of Its Real
Value— Get Your Share Monday
SPECIAL FOR
MONDAY
IlfPORTBD BEADED
BAGS
'i'liese l)e;iiitiliil l>ai;s arc
exceptionally well made
The values run up to
$1H()() While the present
slock last.s take them tor
a fraction of wholesale
cost .Your choice of this
lot
I ENTIW STOCK To'^P~5^S^^^Si
I GO REGARD'
ILE86 OF
COST ^
7
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$2.95
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Fountain
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14 K solid f.(>l(I nih ; self
fillers. Snital)lc for bust
iiess men or
$2.00 value.
Choice --
KltHARDS nnwNS
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World's ritlc by Fine Victory
Over
by Hi
CMel
Aberdeen ^. Rnith Rovers 1.
Ayr 2. AMdrirnniiins o.
Clyde 1. Kilmarno<k 1
Cowdenbeath 0 Rt Mirren 0.
Oundee Hearts 3
Falkirk 2, Third Lanark 6.
Hamilton 1, Celtic 1.
Hibernians 3. Partlok 1.
Queen's Park 0 St. Johnstone 1.
. Rangers 0 well g.
Second DivlsfOB
Albion 6. Lelth a.
Alloa 2. Bo'nesa 2.
Armadale 0. Dundee U. 3.
DufflbartOa 0, Arbroath 2.
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Evening Technical Classes
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Claases Commence on
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GKOUP 1
line Blue- White DianionH.s
set in 18-K solid white gold
niountinjfs. Our |25XX> values
go now •
$16.50
hinc Blue-White Diamnnds
set in heautifdl Ig-K solid
white l;"!'! ni. >ii nt in;.; ^ These
are (jur regular $50.00 values,
now only
Featuring Diamonds Monday
Now
I )ia-
$36.50
GROUP 3
Sparkling r.hir-W Iiite
iTionds set in newest 18-K
solid white f^old mountin^^s.
Otir rcjrular $75X)0 values
now f • It (.m!\-
$52^
OROUP 4
J>a//!inp illur W'iiitr I)
mo'ids hct in latest 18 K so
white gold mountinfTs Thr
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i.t
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Special
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»M>I
at
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Id moantifi^. Only
of these rmgs go
$9.75
Watches Make Ideal Xmas Gifts -Buy Them Here at Cost
▼DKMNT MCNABBt
FORMT mLL8. NY. Sept 39
Vlnoent Richard it .x'^toundinK
seta. lowered un of itarei
Kozrluh In the final of the national
professional '^^lui! ■ h.implonshii)
tourniinien; t.,.] , i i h.irds. siu -
ctss.-^fully delondum lus Ulle, WOQ bv
scores of 8-6. 6^, 0-«, g-S. It Wa-s
one of the best matehoa of Richards
career. Be won the seeond holding
of the American laurel ]>\ hLs re-
markable VollryhiK for t'la< ■ riif>T)i,s
Thr Cyr, lio.slovaklan. who (md not
inei .Irfrat sinr,. i<m« was hiimli
•■HpiK-fi |)\ tiir u, 'iiif a.s a dn/.zl.
of rain fi ll throughout the ooote.' i
Hja strokps. usually ao surely eor>
trolled, were Inaeoorata In lengtii
and when be triad to chN* Richard.*
vwaglot at the net tiu bai
anon, tfaa Amerienn ^tn.i.sii.nK n, .j^
for the points, k-./.'.i ,
leet w BTOfd slippttiR
Men's Fine Pocket Watcbet Mea t Strap Watslm Miss' Whit Wsieht
15-JewtJ Watch. 12
.•iize. in gf)ld-filled ca.se
Kaised [• ' '
A $20.00
value
$12.75
$19.75
7'
15-Jewel I,<)n::;Hir ilim
model, in Kold-fillcd
oii).;ravedcase A fT)
value.
Now
All Otlwr U atilu s Ml
Stodc l'roi>ortionatcly
Kedaced
I7-Jewel. adjtistr.l 12
>i2e moveinrnt in 14 K
gold -filled engraved
< nse \ crv fine Itftie
piece. W-tti, s-.''()()
Out nou
at only
$28.75
FORMER ATHLETE
TO BE AIR PILin
Robert T Thonia'. firn'r- arll-
kno»;, (thletf. ifft rrrontlv for
Camp r<nrrirn on'drlo. to take up
t>n !».! I aiirr..! .i.urse in avtetlon
T ) . mai. passed his esamtaatlooB mi
ifainlBBg tai loading Air Craft
aod win Joomey East, where he -vii)
tak« hit final tuition before obtain- ii
IC
in
^' Ol
$6.95
15-Jewel Strap Watch in .sturdy
white metal caae; luminoti*? di.il
A $12.00 value.
S<jm at, only
15-Jewel Strap Watch in finely
efiKr.ivrd white !M>l<|-filled case;
Ittniinoiis hands and
$17 .s() \ .iliir
.\ow
$9.95
l.s Jewel Movement in heautiiul
14-K stdid gold ca«e; htminoitt
'lial \ u . <\) \i ■
V\orth $65.00. QQ
nr
Closing-Out Price
rTHE HOUtB OF QU ALfTV
The J. M. WHITNEY Co.
DMrnond Men hanti - jewelers and Silvr; MTnths
CORNKR YATF.S AND BROAD STRF.F:TS
I ^ Jewel Wrist Watch in l<.n-
ne.iii or cushion .shape. White
K'old-lilled engraved ra^e O
^H>(X) value
flow at, only
15 Jewel Wrist Watch in the
[>opular rectangular «c^,TT.ed rase
W hite K<'ld-fdled en^ r;.se'
' 'iir regular
$15.00 value
I Irwel Rectangular - Shaped
t( h in 14 K solid white ^d
>ase. This watch is very gmall
and a wonderful timekeeper
Jur regular $40 00 valne
Now,
onlv
$4.75
atch in the
•c^.TTied case.
'$7.95
igul
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1 is
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$29.50
Won»1a\- M ■ .:
Brooches aad Bar Pigs
.Ml remaining ^Xi*cV
uei to $4.00. 1 he \ ■ n t
laat long at
Oflly .
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. 1928
He takes off his
[at to Kruschen '
Read wfiat • Druggisr mvs about 4
[hend of his and Kruschen
/ /ml I must tend ynu iht, htdt
imonial with rtfard lo Knis( hen Salts.
frUnd of mint ihom$d mt u Uiur Jrom
is fathv (aged 63) in wMift tkiMlkmint
tnUnoe occurrtd :
" My dear old friend. Kruschen,
is still doing tfae trii-k for me. and
whenever I see m bottle of KruKchen
in a druggist's window I lake oS
ray hat and bow to u
" / mast ttU ym thai thu gtnthman
ftnd for ytanjHitk $iomaeh •nd Uvtr
ymaklm ; Im mm tvttf optra*$i m for
pPfmdielUi, ku 4id not mm to oUoin
ruschen Salts
CMd HmM for HaH<i/'<t • Day.
|Al Oral mmd Dm0t. Stan* at He • Iwllit. {
l«J)ilf»rt iir»<1 hT r.. <ir)mih« Hughi*, I Ul .
FELIX WINS ON
FOUL IN FIRST
Goiclic Wallace, of Vancou-
ver, l^nds Low Blow in
Mam tvrnt of Central
Boxiuiz Club s Fistic Show
* . >■ > * \
ROY BAKER TAKES
Ftilly Recovered From
Hockey Accident
\1i}(s Mitriou H ilsiHi
Wins PUiy-Oj] for
City Medal Honors
Miss Mririuii Wil.v)ii \Ki>t\ 'fii -ha:
\)tf for I lie riiPdnl : 1 , ; ! ;i- 1 ' 1 ^ \
romrn s tjiiHlifyiiik' ,!'-'i:cluy
It Col^iWd when .stir wfn' around
85. Uhe was out m 43 aod back
in 42. Un. Phllbrlck faUed to turn
In her card.
^itUe MiM Muflet went to the shore,
lad aumy conqvMts, mor* tlmn a
score.
lad Just a beautiful time with them
.il!,
rr.arrud a nice mllUonairf- in
the faU.
Leo Felix, of Seattle, won on a
foul In the ftnt ramd, from Oeordie
Wallace, of \MnoB»xr9t, In • e^Md-
uled Bix-round main event of the
Central Boxihr clubs fl«tlc .show at
the Tllhniiii Kvnina.siiim last niKht
'I ht; blow ■X'hii hi landt (1 Inw. was the
tU.fi tii he MlUlk 111 thf (>l)Ut l-'clix
( ri/nulii'ii i(j hi.-, Ivlii'c;:.. \vhlU" hl.s face
hoAid ^lKn.s (1 piiiii H*- .soon
.si raiRhtt iit'd ujj. however, tmd lief-
ereo Kerr, the third (oan in the ring,
immedlateljr nlaad hli I1M14. ae the
wtnner. The decision wm vary un-
popular with the fans.
FlL^htlim i.hf scinl windiip Toiiiniv
(M'oniirll. (}[ I-:\frp!t, Wa.sh wa.s
rl\i-li \hr irlficc s defLsKjii over I
Jumbo l>avic.'s local boxer aft-T six I
lively rounds*. One Jiuliit> marked his
card for O'QooneU, while the other
mv»»4mw. RefefM K«nr awarded
tbe bout to the rlHtlnr icrapper.
The local boxer, who was out-
\>cj(rhrfl by pbout cp/hf poiiiiil'- [iiii
up a uainc battle agauist a Ud who
was hus ina.stcr in ahaMi tntf angle
of the gauie.
BAXn TAKB8 oomrr
Roy Baker '.s ronu-bark tn.t' > .tlw i!
jii.st where 1; started las;, ui^ui
A t ' I li' 'he count from Jackie
Nr\«. man \. .uu oiivcr flash, in the
iiD.Mi (,: .1 sUiidulcd four-round mix
iiaker ^uni '. ar;\a'. after
fbeeting a leti 1<; liu iii.i! and a
right cross to the liead. Ut waited
while the referee called out the sec-
Mlllr4Htf *n)«MM to be Just iwlftig
but haVbf a' iwMMl too late in ris-
ing, and the bout was over.
rharlle Brad.shaw, of Victoria was
K;.' ri <)\r iurik'e.s' ileci.^iiiii i>\. : M.Mii
Ml I'uddtii ol .Seutlie, af!r. I-ui
rownd.s of h.eavv niilltriR
In I he opening mix Ted Bealen,
local ptiK. wa.s given the call over
< 1 MfKNCK "HAPPV T>AV
l^taio «r tbc at«»l« Leaf rr»fiw*i«nal
HMkcy Clak, T«r««it«» »h«Ucr«»M •■
nkMUm far ta* SrtM Urn* siaa* his M«M«at
In MonlreaJ latt Bprint, wh«o he frtl an
(be skatr* of "lUtUeahlp" Mar. of the
Miintfji ( 4[iA4iirn>. and almavt .rTcml
A irndun tn hlii Itt Kor » lone time It
»a* feared that Uar i tniarr ^mM rMnorr
turn ttmm kmkv >iiwiai«lli b«* Um tn
iarr hMiWi niaalr. aM Dar. aftar two
nlclit^ on •.liiitr^. now nAYt (hat the Irt Im
.1 ■ sifonc 4 % i-\rr llr rt|iMl. lo Ix bat k
111 iiu aid vlaoc *a tha Lm/'a dafaaicr
1, t, i ,n Town — or whatever that Old
Country .spot may be — go Canadian
Vational. Have this route to the Ukl
Land explained — how you can have
i-hdicc of scenic routes across Canada
at nu extra cu.st — how yuu II enjoy tiic
Atlantic trip on luxurious liners. A
Canadian N'atKjnai itincrarv to Knjf-
land will ever remain one of your
happiest meinoriet. Inquire for c'om-
pieta dctatlt— ^ .
Prcil M,:''-;' Mi .;(MUic The bout
iwa I Li)i.(1 I li i ; l»s(|iie .how with the
''•1! h.iiifil :-?-ai';e l(ij\er pre.seii tiiij{
'in nuvst .iiiiu. liiK tacUcs ever seen
-li a 'ill a! riii^
Toauny O'Ccnnell threw out a
chaUeac* to any boxer his wieiffht ui
victoria. Pete Malagames, 8«attie
featherweight's challenge to meet
ani loi ,i! boxe- wu.-, accepted by I'lin
Kei.'t. i)i)jiul.ii ,\1 Ijoxci
II waa anno inced that I»,L'!y Mil^
ier. toxins m.si.rii(Uir m i/ie Tilli-
rinn .A;hicti, Club ha.s been
matched for a bout here, on October
10. With Jack UeDwmid. of SeatUe.
Hnhy Jov Hans W ins
N'KW 'lOfK. Sep; 29 Baby J.ie
< ; III.. ,i! ( 'alilornia. outponiied Tonv
Vacarelli, of New York, in the mam
bout of ten rounds here tonight r
was Oans' fl«ht aU tha way. The
Callfornlan oatwelflMd the New
Yorit fli-hrer by 146 S-4 tO ISt l-J.
HU.MK RI N RBCHNtP
The record lor hitting «imaoeutive
home runs in organlaed baseball i.t
held by baast Kftuger of the m
dianapolls Amertsan As.*octaiion i
Club, who hit a homer on his list
time at bat against Minneapolis on
-'.lay 19^2 and one In each o: nis
first three trips to the plate again&t
the MLBM dub the ami d^.
crnr tioisv
*tl qiiif«a Straat
Or WHIe 0. r. Bart*. DMrtM
VMwta. njC.
U4t
/uxe]
service :
National
Spriic€i$
Famoui
Thrniifthont
the World
Gets Cold Shoulder After
Making Two flomcrs
• — V'
;)<r(TrrTft MAhiNu mis Ht*sr j
hOf^t Port or yur rt/»H ai^c
W«'"'^ Mf rtr'^ B*U'H fo Tut
r
hANADiAN National
p
" Distinctioe
orQualHij
Ind Correctness.
rinting
General Printing and
Lithographing and Label
work of every descrip-
tion.
H () 0 k 1^ i n li 'Cu !-^lank
Books and Ruled horms
of all kinds nvide to
order.
Colonist
Commercial
Printing
Departments
1211 Broftd Strett
Pbo«e 197
— >i"
23.
T^Mc ( WHf « PooOlH
r.
By AL DfcMA&££
Wteber Kew T«fk Giants)
A ;-i !)a.; i.;a->-er5 are Jokes
and nearly all ball players atw givat
jokers. TMTre great fellow* for
rrapk*.
One of their stock sttints ij to
turn the Icy stare and flic cold
-■shoulder on n mate when iie comes
into the belli h rift^r maklnK a sf ir-
lins play, just when he e-. e( t
lot of good pa'': on th, ts- >
I remember one time I knocked
a honM nan. That was T«r/ unus-
ual, for |4tfliwn aivat even ex
pccted to do moxSti «f the hlttint;
I came into the bench experfit /
ev»ryboflv to ■;ay "r?oo<-I bov .\\
Nice w.al!i>rv'
Irsl*>ad iioS'Kh jiiid a-iy iften
tlon ' i': , ill looked the
Other way and kept still. They had
framed It. you see.
Everett Beoit. a latlMr weak hit-
ter, made ttte bait of a similar "it-
j4tion oner
Scotty rani' m md unllrip^-d »hr
ball over i<- . I, r \ ) f ne hur-
ried ir '*>("' •.! IK a iut of flattery,
rvhoru ■ ui A (vord, OT paid any
attention to him.
The next time tip Sontt whaled
out aBoltaar hooM run. 9nnij, h-^
felt. tiM boftV give aw a atad-otr
now. Two homers in a raw Tttat .s
one for even tluth
Bv t ajrain. nobrvly "did » vnr 1
.lotir^ri Brottv Ho he tu 1-1 ped in'
.t'.'\ '^^r'fr\ sr rr\s^ ■ , , fi>>td }\r
'omrlxid'- vrUert V. hrrr '. ou
m j
I m KOing over lo the other
^ bench." cama hack Sootty. 1 jmiu j
Anniversary Sale of
FURNITURE
NOW
16 Years Ago
October, 1912
Pandora Ave.
Here's What Honest Values Will Do
October. 1028
7IQ Y.itcs St
Sixteen years ago we opened a one-floor store on Pandora Avenue. Today we have an entire building of live flooi's, 30 .x 1 lU, at
719 Yates Street. Last year we had to further extend our space and obtained an apnex under the Sylvester Block, next door.
This year we haVe found it necessary to take over a large storage on iTopaa Avenue, beside the Bv ^ N. track, to fadlitite the
handling and storage of our carload:pi|rchaiea. OiUy \3j keenest pricea and exceptional service have we obtained this degree of
success. We believe, however, there are some citizens not familiar with our large Exclusive House Furnishinj^ Store, and it is
at-our anniversary period we make a special effort to further our business relations by giving worth*while bargains in every
department of our five floors. "
Store-Wide Sale Starts Monday, Oct 1, at 8:30 A.M.
Our usual easy terms will be allowed at sale prices-
6rMt Sakof SUghtly SoiM Ms
The assortment comprises .sonic of the rmrst .md mi,~|
expensive beds Simnn^ns make, all j.;icatl\ rnluccd for
speedy clearance,
low ts
Other makes oi line beds arc bclluif*
$4.90
J iie.sc l)cdb v\iil ali be suld in a cnuplc ol days. If inter-
ested, do not delay. We mention this because previously
a w eek late for thete baring saa
' MMii \ r COUP
Have been (juitc ihsapjH niiici
Springs and Mattresses
Keduced foi Anniverbaiy Sale
Wuf Hed SpnnKb, $4,2i
' ' I! ' ' I . ■ ..; i lecif d wood
Iraiiic^ wittl duubic wovrii \\r]\.
and steel band
•iscf. Price,
each _
. iipport ■ . .1
$4.25
Bed Springs
Kspecially made for heavy peo-
ple. Made of double woven
wire with kcaVy cable- edge,
supported with six bands of
Mcel attache! i . strong helical
-lirinRS. Lan be i'liu>fr<1 lur
lixht or heavy pe; ■ k .- <
)X' 1 $6.60
Cable Springs
Made of flcxil)ie ru.stproof i.tcel
cable wires on all-steel frame,
with raised sides making a
spring edge, each cable con-
ncctifig with separate springs
top arid bottom, giving indi-
< idual rest to liffht and heavy
I '-rsons alike. No Wood at all
cii ilii-, <prinR; perfectly s.ini
t.iiy, easy to dust. Ver\ -pc. i.,l
^iiiy $7.90
No Sway Coil Spiiiin
."^tr. .iif{ly I iiti^tt ;i< tn! ^^ i ! h
iiiiift> liil trnipcui! m)iinK>
to insure j,'icat iitpili : com
fort; strongly braced and li>ck-
tied; has four na>sway support.
This spring is tested and guar-
anteed to 3S0 pounds. Very
5pecial for flaQ jSft
Sale, only 90e9U
Safflesa Cable Spring, tllJS
Guaranteed for twenty years.
Made of flexible yteel cable
wire on all .steel frame and
vl/cl tubular skJc rnl liikili
Mvct corners. Excei > i .
$7.76
-■•aaaaaal*
$11.26
^t,|.'/■
Coil Spring
if high leiiiprrril c.ii bon
1 one springs. }'.;i( h coil
iiitcrlockcd with flexible heli-
cals that makes this spring per-
manently springy^ -has noise-
less no-sway attachments. Spc-
$12.25
A Spring for the Extra Heavy
Made of flexible steel wire
cable attsched by helical
springs to aft all-steel frame,
with doable row of coil ■jprlnirs
under, especially nnfl'-
heavy people.
$14.25
Steel Bed Cot and Mattress
Complete. HJS
Cot has copper wire spring;
mattress is all felt with thick
box edfc. Veiy
$8.26
Sanitary Couch
A superior grade IvxtcPMon
< iich with deep sprin^^i 'each
1, edges reinforced with six
strands of steel wire; extra'
thick felt mattress covered in
pretty eretoonr > ..^pti' -;.ii
value. Com- CIO 7C
plete for # I Oa I 9
Jute Pek Mattreaa
Full weight thiclr carded Jute
IVIt Matfres.*, maile in la\er.s
.111(1 v\ ill not luni|i ' I ■ '11 ■
nu ll stitched box < > • it
t)argain at,
only
Brown Felt Mattress
All inexpensive grade of genu-
mc foil, is warmer and softer
than jute; forty pounds in
weight; has roll edge and made
in layers. This is i.rr.,f v.iiu.
only .... - $9.75
White Felt Mattreag
Filled with 39 pounds of
garnetted white cotton felts,
built in layers, with roll e<tKe:
.1 scrviceahle. spric. i '
Exceptionally C 1 1 7^
low price, only.. #1 I ■ I 9
Super-White Felt Mattress
I'ortv -three pouiuis in weight:
l)iiill (if a Miiirrior ^taAc of
pure white cotloii felt; lias
stitched roll edge i > i li i
oughly reliable n ■ > •
the low C 1 Q 71*
price of _.. ^ I O ■ I W
Standard Mattre&.s
This mattress is made especial-
ly fur us and is the pride of
our Bedding Department icir
til" price asked. Made of
uper-white elastic felt covered
iii| special grade art tick; has
roll edge; has our own name
iinpiintcd on it. ( )ur name is
\our guarantee f"i 'i" " <'
tress. C 1 C 7C
.Special 4^ I I 9
Standard De Luxe Cotton
Mattress
A high grade mattress built of
layer upon layer of fine garnet-
ted white cotton felt covered
with sateen art tick, finished
with box stitc)
ciallv priced
for
Gctmotest Mattress
A locally made mattress of the
finest quality, containing fully
fifty pounds of best gnde
carded cotton felt, covered in
heavy art ticking with stitched
empire edge. One of the best
values on the m nl'-i i . I ,
and fully gu
each, • .
only
$18.50
$22.50
iMMrkaUs ValiM ii liiii|-Booa Siitos
We believe it "will be news to m.inv < iti/rns to know
we hava one entire floor, 30 x .110. of dining-room
suites. You may imagine the vaatness of the display.
Helow we mtntion a few of the outstanding: values that
I Terms .-irrnno-cfl <>n .any SUite.
.T \\ .t t f t S,
.r,,i 1,,
Painted Hrraklast-Koom
Suites
Consisting of drop-leaf table,
Dutch btmet and four Windsor
chairs. In colors cream and
green, cream and Mue. etc
Complete suite of p * . ■ ; '
cial for \nm 71%
^r,^<AXV Sale ^*t*t« I 9
Solid Oak DiaiaS'ltaasB
MttV
Consisting of 6-ft. tttensioii
faMr, mirror back buffet and
!\ ii iili'i >ieated chairs.
I .reatest \ahie on ihr iM.jrl.ri
frtr the eight
pieces, only .
Queen Anna Solid Oak Sohe
' iMong extension table, mirror
$97.50
$114.76
Easy-AccesB Diolag Sake *
Which means the entire cup-
board pulls out on a sliding
carriage, thus preventing anv
stooping. Every woman will
readily appreciate what this
iiir.inv .\Iso it gives more
cupboard spare and eliminates
breakage of dishes. Eight-piece
saites— oblong table, six chairs
and buffet, in solid nak or
walnut iiaisi '
$175.00
High-Grade No- Mar Suite
No-Mar will withstand hot
dishes. This suite has excep-
tkmally pretty walnut veneer
and is extremely dainty in ap
pearance ConsKts nf oblong
\A\)\r, ix rliHii- ami modern
ioH-ttack ffiilfet I ■•• '-' t-
tieing offered
price of
obIv a
$210.00
-a small initial payment down, the balance in monthly instalments to suit
■ yout* c^^Wience. • ' . • -
W« Make Osr Ows Chtttsriisids
By buyiiiK Chcstn tu-lii.-. from the maker > ou I. now what you
are getting under the cover, the part tliut icall.\ count.s. \ i>ii
s.ive middleman's profits — you get your own choice of st\le
and covers to match your, room and color scheme. Specializa-
tion reduces the cost of production, enables a better article to
be made and brings prices down to the lowest possible level. Wr
buy all our coverings and raw materials direct frrmi r.ngland
and can assure you of lowest prices, hcit possible inutcrials and
thorough workmanship. Hy speciali/atuni we have built up oii<-
of the largest upholstery workshops in British Columbia. Start
tng^ in a ioft, we now have 6,000 square feet of upholstery sf*ce
The values below are convincing evidence of oar ability to lire
you the II'' ' ' ■ '" inone>-
Ho. 1— Chcatcrticld, $61.76 No. 4— Kiu>#B to Hundreds as
Full-Sixe Chesterfield, with O*' >00% Chosterfield. $122.50
STORE DIRECTORY
rauT rutoa
I InolrMtn; unrl Oilrloth
I i « nlr .ti! M u« 1
HmiKeA ftud Hralrr.i
Uhcir Hardware
Kitchen Chairs aod Tables
Kitchen Oafetaats
SBCOMD FLOOa
uatooMerr Deeds
OhMlnttste Snttci
^[ ftfxl. 1 il ! Hll. I>
OftIr,
Mail order Ucparlmenl
THUU) FLooa
Carpei*
Russ
Oraperlea
fOVBTB nooa
awlroom MnUtan
Beds. Sprtaes asd
riFTH nx>oa
ninins-R«oin Pumitnn
Novrlty Tablca
ninnrr Wacoas. •!«.
Wnl Kst.
8rOll.4(il
Topas Ave. k.
St N. TiraeU
$61.75
FASHION DECREES MORE
SMALL TABLES AND ()1>])
l'li:-C£S FOR THE LiVlNG-
ItOOM
l.\ery piece in tliis l.uRe <]e
liartiiient reduced loj the Anni-
versary Sale. Take elevator to
l iflh l"loor.
Jardiniere
Stands
Exactly like
picture, m
u .I'mit I'liish.
98c
Smokers'
Stands, $1.95
r <• il e s t a 1 OI
table e f t e c t,
with ash tray
top and shelf
under for' tobacco, cigars, ete.
Strongly constfuf ted. and stands
firm. ,
SoUd Walnut Smokers' Cabinet,
$15.50
W ith cupboard. 1 1 si.dsitnir
turned legs and bottom b.ir sup
ports; complete with smokers'
outfit for the exceptionally low
price for this handsome solid
walnut standi. Fine enough for
the finest rooms. There will he
a rush for these ...Sltt.50
SoUd Walnut End Tables
Half round styl<', in (jnecn Anne
or Tudor period-. ^peciaUy
priced at „ 9t%JM
Hapdsonie Solid Walnut ktiid
1 ables and Bookcase Combina-
tions. Price, only StS*M
Radio Tables, $7.25
With drawer and bottom shelf.
^ Site 18 X 30; walnut finish. ,
Radio Tablea. $g.SO
15 X .12- Inch top, with closed
cupboard doors for battery.
Walnut finish. Very special
at S8.se
LaM Deaks
In 0,4k or enanirl finishes. Drop-
leal style, has roomy writing
surface, pigeon-hole accommo-
dation and wide drawer Kxcep-
tional value for Anniversary
Ssle. only „ .__ f la^SO
Ladies' Desks
Drop lid style, in genuine wal-
nut \cnrrr. |.i;'r..n hole and
large drawn ari ' mum "lalion In
Queen Anne period V , v ; 'itv
Very special i t aill.TK
Walnut Veneei l>rop-Leaf
Batension Tables
Opens to Sit., but small when
closed. The ever read^ Antoin-
ette table for combination livina-
room«. Very special ,it SSe.TB
deep spring seat and back, roll
arms; fibre, hair and wool fill-
ing; large choice of t.iprxtncs
\\'ell ni^dr in ■■mi .<-.\f u ik
shi'p 1 . , ■ I
al offer, bale
Three- Piece Suite __«l.a«.aB
No. 2— ChastaHMd. IM.7S
Full-Size Chesterfield \\;tli re-
versible M.irihall sptiiiK < Usli-
ions, heavy r<dl .inns, hard-
w oo»l base, deep spring scat
and back; lar^e choice of cod-
ers; our own lllak' Itlliv LMl.iT
anteed. Very
special price
Three-Piecc tiuiic toniplele
foi- •imr.rs
No. 3 — Chesterfield. $98.7S.
Superior spring edge construc-
tion on hardwood base, beauti-
fully carved feet, double stuffed
with moss and hair; reversible
cushions; beaut " ' ■ < >
own make.
Spei ia i
Thrce-Piecc Suite complete
Idr $Mf .VS
$89.75
$98.75
Those who have bought oar
Chesterfields are our most
enthusiastic boosters and ere
passing the good word
along. Vott too can become
an enthusiast and profit by
tl»e experience.
Choose Your Own Cover
Over five thousand dollars'
worth of Tapestries, Silks,
Tsr«lliarf|s T'rirres nnd Pro
No family, however humble,
need be without the com-
fort nf a Chesterfield this
Fall, for we have them from
as low as $75.00, and terms
as Kiw as $7.50 a month.
, ; ' I '.H V Y oil In K now
Inside Pacts At>out a
ChastaificM
Ask to see our 100% Chester-
field. What we mean is that
It 1 -i pcrfei I has evcr\ thiiu
necessary to hixurioiis (unifort
and stahiht). Here .ire ih'-
features: Base is made of hard
wood, has full length sprm^^s
throughout, full depth seat, full
height back, full spring edges
and arms, double ,sewn-in bor
defi, double sewn-ln stuffing 01
African iiliie .i : ; led liair.
no excelsior, -liail .spriiiL;
cushions with reversible cover
We would like you to exaniiiK
this Chesterfield like an expert,
from the inside out, aot from
the outside oHy. Our Chester
field business has been built up
through satisfied cyst'>mcrs
Kach Chesterfield is hiiilt h,
superior craftsmen of over
twenty years' experieike, and
is not ordinary, but an article
of rare distinction, yet exceed
ingly moderate and within the
i>i II c of the average income
The above picture i| our lOOy.
Chesterfield, at \nniver«ar\
Sale
price —
Three-Pieee Suite complete
f : „ .,.$2411.00
Un terms. Large range oi
covers.
No 5 — Known to Hundreds a
Our Chesterfield De Lux,c,
$132.30
This Chesterfield is Iht amir
of perfection and ctilihinatum
of at! our endea^•ors to gi\e
iilmost comfort. .Ml the extra
touches necessary fo luxury
and CiAC are combined in it.
If you are in tiic market for
.1 superior Chesterfield you will
I r delighted with this model
I here are so nuny interesting
features in it that we cannot
pos-jbly tell you hcie; it has
to he seen and sat on to he ;ip
prri d. I'v maiiufar tun iij.;
our own we .T I ■ ' ' • til
you this hail-
'or the low
price of
Three-Piece
for ■ -I
$122.50
$132.60
Suite
f:£55.0U
Bedroom Furniture
At AiiiiiTarMry Sala Pricaa
A Piva-Pleet Bsdfaani Suite
Of good c^struction and neat
design, comprising dresser, bed,
cbtitonier with mirror, bench
and triple - mirror dressing
table. All mirrors British bevel
plate; furniture limshed m i\in\-
or walnut 1 .. 1 1 .ii-'^'
$94.60
$113.76
1 ' .1 tc
Genuine Tennessee acdar in
natural finisji. copper trimmings.
.Sale Price, each fl4.ee
cxmAi
In addition to the extrrmrh
low prices Iwjing offered at
our Anniversary Sale, we are
S% DiscouRt for Cash
( >n ■• rr, f(.,'nj. Knt «»snd-
A i ive I'letc Walnut or Ivory
Finished Suite
Of large dimensions. Dresser
has three drawers and large
British bevel plate mirror,
ladies' vanity has low centre
and two swing side mirrors;
rhilfoiiKT has six drawers and
inirrr)r back, Simmons bed ami
bench. CKirpli suit, <.i \ ■ r
pieces, ill ivoi
ish, for the
low price of
Any Piec.
Genuine Ash Suite
In latest I oloni.il style and
hand-decorated. Suite consists
of the new one-mirror vanity
with side drawers, straight-end
bed. chiffonier, dresser and
cane seat bench; pieces nu rlv
finished with iMT'irl . ( .1 f .T I -.
and lefts
For the five
piaocs. OD>y •■
A Five-Piece Ertra l arge
Walnut Finisfif t Suite
Ci.n-isis ni Irfti iiv with
I'.iiH ( enlr( nnd 1 1', ..|e .>-wing
iiiiiror>, (iresser Iias large arch
top, plate mirror, chiffoniei .
bench aad kcd. Complete five
piece suite.
Skle prsea
$14.75
$138.76
Ill&OO
iJresser, three
British ptpie.
mirror «^
Imr DaeocBUd Suite
This sune ia one of the nio-.i
fashionable and prettv we have
to offer, is han»l-d» cr)rat( d m
green and mauve coiiibmation ;
must be seen to be apiireciated
Complete suite cif five pieces.
Anniversary ^4 JO
Sale price only #*■ ^Wa9U
Pive-Piece Bedroom Suite
I" genuine walnut veneer. Van-
ity has long centre and two
side swing mirrors; bow-eml
bed, chiffonier, dresser and
beach. Five pieces for the .w
tOttishingly low P»»er fnr * •
niversary Sale
only, of .
Only Three Suite, to Sell at
This Price
n-! Suites fo J4.S0 All
Reduced lor This Aimiver
MTV Sale Kvaat
$179.50
Standard Furniture
719 YATES
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THE J3AILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C^ Sl'XDAW SEPTHMIil-R 30,
LOCAL GOLFERS
REJAipOPUy
Victoria (lul) Beat<*ii al
Seattle, hut Margin in
first Match 1.^ bufhcieiU
to Win Series
BRON2S PLAQVES
ARE PmSENTED
SEA Ol^ Sept. 28. — AiUiough
defMtsd In tMr mAtoh. « 1-3
l)oimN to 31 1-2. the nlivshle wleUicrs
Irom the Vtctorla OoU Club emerged
vtotorkNM froD th«ir anfaiMl serie
with the Seattle Oolf Club by a
four-point manrin The visitors
In I 'lii;!) I .1 ' h • ( r pdliit If.ul
w 1' ; 1 t 111 n, .1- ' ill i •■ I. I I I hf lir.->i
im,: )l ' Ui- Nf-iu-.-. I'la.Vfd up Nui tli
and ^>euUl<' > t turt> - lunc-pom' i u
tory ol today was nut ciiuut:!. ••>
turn the acaleak Victoria retalm the
Bloedell Trophy by their wta.
At a ilinii»T licio .1. 'I.' .uLhoii n-
the : il-.sl.S ! I.'- ' ;Wl. ( ■ I' Ml. I
Xiett made the Iumi<ii pre-seutatiun
' to both etube of duplicate bronze
plafuee. the gift o( J. H. BkMdA
to be hun« In each chibhouie and
•i< 1- rnfftavpcl annually with the
i( (f the Intorrlub inatrh
DONCAN TO MW
mm OCT. 13
at Vp-UUmi Cm-
aa« WHl rre-
Cari
Memorial Service Held at Indian Princess' Tomb
KtTal
tr« Jete
i: rival promoters. W H
' • and C I. Croclcett. have
- '..nt-d hands, aiMl are staging
kt. Uitu first promotion a ten-rouod
bout between Charlie Bnddiaw.
fonnerly <tf Dunean, but who now
boxes under the colon at the Vie-
foria Bnxinu Club, and Danny Mar-
t-n of Vancouver. Thrsr t^vo wrll-
kiKiwn pweilKsts will h»»ari a flvc-
bout card of events which is to be
at Ihe Afrieultural Haii.
Duncan, on Saturday evening, 0< -
tober 13. The balance of the card
will be made up of four-round bouts
1.- which boxen baUlag from all
parts of the Island will take part.
Bradshaw. sinro movinc to Vlc-
inria. has rriRastd in several bouts,
.ind hp ha.s inip)''->>fd tlio fan.s aus
bring a fcarlcs.s i«o-ii>trd battler
who packs an unu.sually hoavy wal-
lop and who generaUy .slows his
man away via the k.o. route as soon
as he ceta his rlfbt hand Into
action.
Martin ha.s also >h(iwn hi.s wa
un different occa^joru bclore local
faiu. and has shown htmeelf to be
a topnotch boxer of the old school,
pacldaff tots of dynamite in his
right hand wallops. The Vancouver
flfhter Is. no doubt, more experi-
enced than Brad.shaw. but it i.s ex-
prrted that the ruggednes& of the
]r>rai fightoT wlU vomt than offset
same.
EARL SANDE HAS
GREAT RECORn
Jockey Has Made Over Two
OM-Half MUUwas Dwring
Ten Yaws
DiEFORE the
Cleans and Po/i.shevs
n one citsy o/x rdtion
If a*rnltpii« the (tleepinil
h<-aiity that lies under-
n«ith ihf soiled ^ur-
faic of Hue furniture
and woodwork. Takes
off the marks of neo aad
Try a bottle. S(^ld
everywhere with a
money back Hhjh
antee,la25c tofi.M
OJ ^ n n h I ; I M I 1 f 1 >
lURo.vro
wuin tDiiih (.1 III Iii'lian I'lmLcss, buried almost a
century aRo ,i memorial service was held recently in the historic
I grave V H i ot J. hn s Church, AnesBter. Ont. On Ae memorisi slsb
IPJJtiy defaced by t)ic storms of time is the simpl,© inscriptuui. iinr
|w«e of Hcmr R. Schoolcraft." In the Ojibway tribe Mrs S, hi>ol, r Jt
was the Kranddaughtcr nf Chief Wawhoj^-fR, whose y.unKfs! .inti f nipst
dauRhtci, known as "Thr VVhitf Hi. sc." wr(i a pioneer named John
Johnston I'.inht iliil^ren were bum ,in<J Ja-ie. one of them, was Riven
the advantage of a European cdu ation beiore meeting her husbapd,
Henry Schoolcraft, an explorer. The paturcs show: Nos. 1 and 2, Chief
John Snow and a ipoup cempoaed of Mrs. Bell. Aldridgc Bell. Lucy
WilHams. Blisa Wliyams and M. Henry, all of Indian blood, who
were present Sunday at the memorial. No. 3, a ponra i of the late
Archdeacon McMurray^ Archdeacon McMurray mar.ie.l Cl ulotte, a sister of Mrs. Schoolcraft, and <hrv
Zuriir'l <"l^T T 1 ^:\r"'"' ^' ^•■^'''^ *• connected by man,a«e
N« a 1'^ ■ '^i" ' « of the late Dr. Mc-
MSmf. Ho. 4, tomb of Mrs ^ -nolcraft in the ir-Tut,,. Aru,i-,«cr. No. IS, the late Ktv. K. Lcemins
iounder and former pastor ot bt. Johns Church, Ancaster, Oat
NK-^v YORK. Sept. at. — When
Karl : .iiiric for nianv years Ameri-
ca's prciiiKT iiil'T Iri ii-iT' Clianrr
Shot .stHoinl lu lUijjii Count in tin
Jockey Club Gold Cup at Belmont
Park Saturday, It was his last sp-
at a joofcir.. and the sous-
ing applause accorded him was a
ritttnjr tribute to his (nrat popularity
a.- a ndrr and .sportsman,
Sande had four inount,s on thi.s
Ins last dav in tiir ^addlr In ad
dition 'D Chanrr Shot in the fiftli
r:\cc. \\r had previously ridden
Mirage, which finished eighth in
ihe first race: Ouiate. which was
last 'in the Futurity, ancf then
piloted Osmand to victory In the
stalwart Handicap, taMrtln caee on
the card
Saiirlr t.ir'.d ndinc in 191B. and
I ha-s cornpiird. an enviablp record.
I lull detaii.'s of Which art harrtiy
iirescnted;
M. Itt 9iMl Srtf' AR. Pr Bimlnii
107 l.M in 10 347 21 }I3S.«37
rr 6« 141 I.T II*.043
SO ^« 1 17 19 22(1 2.H
ROSE
"Thr UiiaIiI> Jrselrr*
lOlS Ckwrernment Su Phone i4s!
You Pay Not One
Cent More
W» Buke It easy tor you to buy . . .
we make it easy fcr you to compare
> ur prices . . . tor we sell nationally
known marchia4iee at aationaUy ad-
vertised prices. Our eoovenisnt pay-
ment p!.:n IS simply an ^^(IMpnal
service lu yuu. ^
For the Con
of This Time
fiDfMrt fin
QUALITY
JiliiriilHi
m
Gent's Strap Watch
fhl* watch eatna* mr unesBdHionai
suarantM asS it is aSerad »i »n
Mwwaiaelir lav sriat. MtMn-Jtwal
qnattty mofSSMnfe
' i»l Priee
$10.50 tL
Blue -White
Ladies' Diamond-Set
BULOVA
iBURNSlDEBOEEKS
RiXLlVE PRIZES
KnJ9yafele
Is Spew
li at
to
New Zealand Visit Made
Ilie annual prize di.!>tnbution in
connoetton with Bumslde Lawn
Rowling OInto, for th<' sf.a<-on just
ended, took place Hampton UaU,
under the ehalrmanship of Mr. J.
Renfrew, prasldent of the club. Two
of thp out.stAPfl
pa.st sf ISO!' h I
lawn l)o-A : ' :
inaugurated m
■ ot thP
brew the op'jn
irnamenl, the first
the province, and
Before The Winter Rains
Give Your Roof a Coat of
the Tlgit ef the Neat Zealand bowl-
erk recently, when they only de-
feated the local bowlers by the nar-
row majority of eight poiBtS, the
president declared.
Mr.-, Huddleslon. Ihe proaident
of the Ladies Lawn Bowling Olub,
in presenting Ihe priaes, referred to
the increase In membership and tlie
enjoyable mutual visits of the mem-
bor.s of the Beacon Hill LadlCS' Olub
during ihe year.
The prizes were then distributed
as foUows:
Ladles' Club, by Mrs Huddleston
.Singles champion. Mr.s Dealey,
doubles rlKuniiions Mr.s Weishing-
ton and M: rume,.
Club doubles, by the president.
Mr. James Renfrew— Fred Harman
and Peter Johnston; runners-uPi A.
Wells and A. Plnlay.
Wedrip day League, by J. P.
Hibhon Messrs. W W.a.shington, W.
I'lipman and I" Fh'i:;<l.i\
.■^^aMrday LeaKu*-, by W Tupman.
\ice-pri\.id,'Mt Messrs. W Wash-
ington, J. LauchUn and F. Harman.
Club champion. Trustees' Bowl, by
Jpmes Renfrew— W. WAihington;
runner-up. F. Byng.
New 'i;! n l><-: , champion. Ren-
fir w t'.ip .J \V Mercer; runner-up
T Devfson
Dominion Day triples, by W. Tup-
<'i Mrs. Past, F. Holmes and A.
Meadows.
Ooodwln Challenge Cup, doubles—
P. Byng and O. VaUance
An enjoyable social evening wa.-
.spent Vo<al and instrumental mu.sic
were contributed by Mr nivl Mr>
Holmes. Miss Pa.«. Mr ' w.i ,iiui,;
Ion and Mr. W. Tupman. Mr. John
Patterson, of the fffftfflB Rill Club,
epoke briefly.
Roof Paint
I 1 ! . pu'-r Situminotr. produn t]i.,t effectively teals the tiny
-Mtvron cinri..M. hingics ifid gives a weather-
tight rool ot aiii active jet biack color.
This is a matter that deserves your immediate attention as the
work r.in he .ir.ne in the present dry weather with far greater
efficiency than wiUJse the case later on.
Westholme Softball
J eagum Wm Hold
Dance Next triday
The West holme Softball League
will terminate it*, affairs for the past
season by hokHng a dance at the
Marigold Ball on Friday, October 5
During the dance all rup.s and
trophies won by the var'oii.s tr.im.'
w ill be presented, and business plan;
f( r n^vi \ear will hr disruseed. Al'
players and their friends are ex-
tended an Invitation to attend. The
proceeds will go to the assoei<<tinn .<
funds. Ernie Stock, N. Kerr and N
Grant, who kindly offlciated as um-
pires during the season, will be the
guests of the evening.
Tickets for the dance can be
sectired from member^ of n , m ,r'
gold team or from liUi :-pciicer, ol
Hie Colonist.
BALMY 6EACU M
mm mi
Canadian Champtoas Defeat Paa-
. Ihen-Arges. Ottawa and Mont-
real Also Victorioaa
' O'l I \ r Sept 29 < »tta-\ a ; I
I ■ I ' • ■ I 'cl I heir }tu^~"r. .se;i. i ^ti
in ai. ; piessive fashion here tiu.s
afteri >. 11 when they overwhdmed
Camp Borden. 30-0.
MONTREAL BIO FOITR WTNR
MONmiKAI,, .Vrpf ::.> M-r,;rral
Big Pour scored a 20 to 0 victory
over the Quebec RJ'.U. teara^ln an
exhibition til- i.Kh-
ARGOS I lll.M \ M< 1 \
^|»^■|)^^TO. Sept xrgonauts,
dark horses In the Big Four race,
shed much of the duskiness when
they defeated t7nlv«rslty of Toronto
here this afternoon In an exhibi-
tion.
BAL.Mk Uli.ACli ON lUP
OAKWOOD STAOITTli, TORON-
TO. Sept. 28 —Balmy Beach f'ana-
dlsn senior Rugby champion.,,
opened their 1928 .season In the same
manner in which they closed
last la!: with a vi<lory, de-
feating Kitchener-Waterloo Pan-
thers, Canadian and O JU^.U. inter-
mediate chaanplttae. who bare
graduated to senior rsnks. in a
U-5 exhibition game here today.
I»1S
1*19
itao
1931
1931
isas
1*34
192S
I93A
1927
•>28
34S SO
. .ttb 103
340 112
3S« 133
4M las
119
inn
238
17t
104
33
n
73
49
31
flD >() I no
71 (1 12S
W 79 14*
13 14 10
.^4 4« 199
•a 4} 115
3S 19 TS
10 to ii
^3
.13
SS
.37
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30
I
J«3 041 ,
2434:tl I
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I3l.l^.^ I
3S4.TM I
SO7.a06
377,rn
BI.9M
■ rnicniflcrnt . n. » li two
•'•-(■' blur-irhlie rtutjionrl.s and
fo.ir .sapphire». Fifteen -jfwl mov*-.
neat. In hanSuMMly •«er»«M t*m.
$49.50
DIAMOND
A itm of warUtne kaastr aad tba
vm ttUBott la SianMBd vsta*. Wa
v«nt you to 99« this rtac. vitti ha
triiKtically hand-earveS mount ox
white coin TOUH SMtSSlSiS IIS
«.as
Westminster Chime Clock
ly deny your.^lf the comfort of this besutiful clo<?lf with ita
melodious chime? Have it in \rinr home at once . - .
antee it unrondifionally . tlv pm r is cenuinely QQ
$.;.CK) d' wn ,ind \h.r ti.i r at vour comrenieru e
'"Buy Now— Take Xcxt Year to Pay'*
Total S.»3« •«! MS Ml I.3SS .37 I3.S43,33»
AMERICAN FOOTBALL
Corvallis, Ore.— Oregon State Col-
lege 14. California Aggies 0.
Kugene. Ore.— University of Ore-
gon 45, Pacific University 0
Spokane. Wa.sh Wa. hington
State roupir. 3. Clonzai<a Unlver-
SttV 11
rifkijiy, Cal. — University of
fali.'oinia Varsity ». VxtlrmAtr Of
anta Clara 0.
West Point. N.Y.— Anny 16. Boston
University 0.
Los Angeles, Cal.- University of
California 7, Arizona Wildcats 7.
Stanford Stadium, Cal^— Olympic
Club iford 6.
Los Ailgcies— UnlvanUy of, South-
em California 40, ITtah Agtieultttral
College 12.
Seattle, Wash. — University of
Washington 96, WflkMneCte Univer-
sity 0.
University of Washington 41.
U.8.8. Tennessee 0.
EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD
GIRL SETS RECORD
FOR SWIM ElfDURANCE
1-year-old |
MnlPflXS, Tenn., Sept.
Martha Hill, eighteen-]
stenographer, at 9:25 tonight, h.id
been swimming continuously lor
60 hours and 26 minutes, patllng by
36 minutes 4he unofBclal world's I
record for women set September 16
by Mrs. MyrUe Huddleston.
Paint
for every
job — ui^Lde
the home
or out
CHTCAOO, Sept. as.— ResulU of
acini; nt Lincoln Park today foUOWC
Firnt race— a'.x lurlonct:
Johanna I «.S3 I 3 *4 t 2 S3
Brown Bctttna » t« 1 M
Cady- Lania ^
TIOM. till 4-}. Alao tfn Claarinc
HouM. rroniptne**. Brtsbt SpaaaK. Dare
Oavii. Model, fortfsthtr. — tiwMlasltr.
War Hawk. X-Ray.
Bi"-ona race — Oovon lurlonsi:
Odd Mint I a** I 3.7* I 2 70
MlBorvaa 4.4* S.t*
P1ati4>rr *-4e s.ia
1:84 a-B. Alao ras: Ksa 0».
, Partl«t»aM. BnUiwlaaUa Bi
Specify ''DuroiO'' Roof Paint
And you can l.r i , tastuit^ Roof Protection.
' ' "' Victoria by'
111
It a
Sidnay Roofing & Paper Co., Ltd.
Apply Minard'sat once. It
halts the pain add stops inflani
mation. Rcmnrca all polkpn
irom cuts and sores.
miO and • IMKrtrr
. A'..h«« I 9 10 I 4 30 I 2 »e
^rvnun 4.** 3.79
Alph HartonaloiR 3.**
TUM. I:*S: Alas ras: OvMin. SlksliSB,
Tea Brvao. NaMonai artak. BaSfftte.
Pmirtti rare Kit fWlSMS;
Mt DandT . . • S.** I ] > 1 70
nnnni» Kharram ... 4 90 3 94
Ixrk Phantom t 00
r mr. Ill i-:t. Alao ran; L«<ieaUUt,
viir raaiitora. gasaia
.V »mp.
Ftfil raaa aaaaw (V ^
ICarl titei 1 l.li 9 1 «a 9 3.N
War Buddy 11 97 I »4
Wlndr Otlr >0«
Ti*i«. I 34 s-» AIM ran Maebroa.
Priiiooaa adiUi, Maeo ^at. Hoti. Tsa lar.
UouMa Roart. AaM*. Otniak
nioih rail DM SkUC:
sankirl 114.1* I 4 9S I .
Fi»t Iron 4 31
H»Un « Bnh<-
r ■■> I • < ^ ' ... ' a : ; fy^lryf^
Pailt How-Take 10 Months to Pay
Ten equal monthly payment! — have the work done NOW and you'll scarcely feel the pay-
ing for it! Hundrodg o! houaeholders have t>eneflted by this Conwenient payment plan.
You can hava any kind of work done— » ■ 1 1 ir painting, interior decorating or paper-
ing We submit an estimate and empluv the most efficient labor. SatiaftclMMl ii
guaranteed ... no interest on deferred payments ... no extras
?iake the
Porch ^Wfi
Home Shield" Pamt
\ tavoritr paint for inlerior nr
r.xtfrior worlt. Made of linseed
oil and pure pifiments, ii ta ex-
c<|)i ioiiall V high prafl'"
lasling. Ill all colurk n F
St. per fsiloB
WMm aad frtent 2Se eatra
Floor Varnuh
Papcn Floor \ arni»h is niarlc to
stand unusual service. If < ou
iiave a floor varnishing problem,
srccpt ttiis recommendstion and
wr know ynu'U be completely
>ati.sfirf| l ive tints.
Quarts 91 -TS Pints . fl.OO
^•Pints - :
Fr udeniiai \Vaii I intsli
\ l>r.iijf)iul. .<
\< ;i 11 Imi-li ;liijt rail hr iivct i<n»-
here in the home. ' ' ' '
ing and wsshabk.
Quarts
$1.50
"5atin-Gio
Ucauliis luriiiturr or walls \mi1i
this delightful satiny finish. t-.4'>«
to apply, and it can be wsshed
iimr and time again. Nine tlots
and while.
Quarta 91.M Plots
J4-Pte«a
''IrMdto" Oi teii
Hnng out the nstural grsin of
l»ic wood and vour floors snd
woodwork wilt be more besati-
ful than ever before. "Ironite"
is the ideal stsin. Tea shades.
1
Qnart8....9l.t»,
.•ftc
i
MINARD'S
LINimeNT
1* VANCOUVLR SOCCER
II
I VANOOUVBi. Sept. West-
mln.'4ter Rovals defeated 8t 8av1oiir'!«
■J ' in F\' '-' 'I' lOTi V xn( ( y I '■ f
H.'rl lu'r.i' .'i-'urr: rvi-i'M '
f "on .Innr , i r a ; . i.|,4 ■
Andrr» i unit .'-■:tppr,-'<!i-, ,->;!» '.fii
•n a f»-r) al! drum «• A'hlr!i( Park
North Sboce United Karri.t
PAINT SUPPLY
CO* I#XIX
721 YATB8 tT.
I'iiONL 1386
THE DAILY CCLOMST, VICTORIA, B.C. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
Associated With Citv for Ei^htv-Five Years
WW I ? n ./^T ■ irr irj • - a_ n > mm niEiro i nr li ' ' ■ ' Irmn nr<ii i iii
Hudson's Bay Company
Offars £mry, Feature of
Modern Store in City
lomcrs Have [
XVilh Alt
1 1
■I
,1k
[ h.it
|-5c' t III St( )ck. ( x^inhiiicd
i\ Sill 1 ouiiJingS
Progressive Policy Enables Busiru^
To Supply Dep<^da||l^ 1S4c|4^ndi$e
T
• He day of th<» openlnir of Rtidson's Bay Company Victoria
EihptayiSSQ
the Hudson's Bay Com-
pany's Victoria stnro th^rr
m rpgularly rtnploypd a stall
of nearly three hundtvd tod
ntty. wblflb number is eon*
Alderctoly aufrmented at ipe-
rial salr limr:, aifi during the
("hriMirins buslnew. TJicn**
riiiplnyrca with thflr famlliP'^
and fl'^pcnrlpnts form a vrry
I or.sidfrablo prf>portion of the
clty'!> popuI»Uon* aod constt-
lut« aa Impprtani; factor in
the, ll/e of (ite communtty.
The annual fwyrotl amounts
tn \nrtT€ thian ono-thtrd ol a
rjiiJIi'in dollars a proportion'
of whirh firifl.s it.s wav intfi thr
ciLy Irt'abury in liif bliapc ol
How Victoria Came to Be
Selected for Headquarters
Qf^Fui( Trade on Pacific
I'AtifcANT \r FORT HT. J.AMKS
.Mnn iii.iM.Mi in import ant, point in Virtoria|». Qpiamerclal ■ Qij SepU-mlx i 17 ihr tuotli an
drvtUopment 4pd the irah/^tlQIvot a project «Dli:h for m the arrival ol tUr
years had b«wnr the hope and pride oTUi^rcity. Tbe buUdlng was
oriRinally rree'pd in 1914, but in cons^igmnem <t IM'^'WHrld War
was not opener) (nr hii.sinr.s.s uiiMl I'.Kll
AnticipaliiiK I 'if* ayrrejiicnl br
fveen the ilriLiih Oovprnmcni ajid
I hp Unit«d vSUU-s to make ihr 49ili
paraUci, ihe interoaUpnAl tx>rder
una, fbe Hudson 'a Blgr. Ooinpasy
rouMpcd It adv*.aab)B to tnuoaler
it.-> Paelfi^ Coaxt headquarters from
Port Vancniivf-r orrson. to some
pouit that viould be on Bni.i.sh soil
( 'oiuiequrnlly ( hief Faclnr Jainc.^
DoiigliW, alterward^ .Sir .lamf.^
nou«?ia». flrit Oov«mor oi Hntish
Columbia, waa sent to explore ihc
more northern territory and. a» a
rtsi>ult, reported in favor of esUb-
iL-^hlnR a fort on the lower part of
VHn(x>uvri Island In the Hpring of
1843 n.)Ug!.i.s, w.1'11 flflffni m«Mi, tuUy
:H<uippfd Willi lixid and necf\s.sar>
111 i|)i*'incnt.s rr )^f^f■d ni ihi" famous
st>-aiiiPr. Beaver, from Nisqually
a|ul came to aoclior near ao lodian
Tlw bnildiu;: i.> < Dn.stnu t^vt (in the
nm ' i!i'Kiern Iinr- )i Iwint; titi'piiwif
iluoiitiiiout,. having, besides an in-
htallation of a (Ire escape and fire-
door sygtitm. a striss of water
MprinkJen, ' iriridi antomatloaUy
brir-n forth etreaini of ivater at high
i :c s,sure when they come in con-
I '.vlth rXi fSSWr tieat Tlrr. l! is
ITiH ' !'',illy iinfMiv^ibli' for :i .i-ri'iu."i
!irr I., take pl.n i" w; tiir hnifling.
;<r ii the safety of the public has
brrn carefuQy eoMUerad bimI pro-
Mded for.
The ventilation ef the store Is of
II" best, a complete ventlktUng'
iil.i:it providing pure fresh air
Miriiii^:)!' HI 't',r binldlnK I'noifd in
;'iiir,ii;i ;■ .it.d u, tuned in Winter
I'.ii'el, (i r (ieliverv iire iMlulled
liy niean.s of a special spiral con-
^py^r. which transports packages
from any floor direct to the shlp-
plnff-roera. where they are idaeed
in bins ready for ddivery to cus-
tomen;. through the mediums of a
Lirxe fleet of jgt tB dato- dsUvery
auloinobiles. Kf ■ ' '
The <tnrP is equipped VMth one ni
the iiiovt !no<1ern fur sUn-aRp vaulUs
in Wofern Canada. The vault is
■ n I utist ni. t,-d that fTsh air i.s nm-
t;t;:ia:lv nmilal iiii; and thr teni-
l)f;ralure Is kept at a pouit l>elow
freezing, thus fUardliiK valuable furs
against the ravagiei of moUis. aa well
na tnaurlag them icainat tin and
theft.
U8TAUBANT FBATURBS
everythlBc that iaaa poealblir
MANYJUBISTS
I^iii^T [dirties Have G>me
Here During Past Sum-
mer. With Good Prospects
for Winter Movement
sih ifiV ri Itili il l
Li!>bLMlAL t LATLRK
inbuie lo the comfort and con-
venience of eustonetv le provided
for tn thL"5 up-to-date .'itore. Among
the .ser\ lee featiirei. Is t tie restiiU-
1 .1 n ! . 'A It 1 1 till ! ; 1:. i i ■ 1 1 1 .1'r 1 1 1 1 h
rri'i'lrrii km hen 'ipi .,iir'! .in the
ITKis' rnicirm .iii't )r;.Mrii:i I'ne.v
aild which employs only wlule help.
Other serrleea are the reatrooms,
wrltlng-roonu.-a hoepltal in eharie
of a trained nurse, telephone booths.
|)o.slc>fflre If^nd'.riK librarv .1 ' ■iina
tion bureau (ipiu al deparlnieni .md
hail'di e.s.sinK t':i' lors
~ XtM food producu departments
on tto lannir mate floor are models
of cleanliness and efnciency The
fresh meat .section Is equipped with
the most iip 'n liat'^ i-efntrenit in'-
.system and i>|irrated on ttiorotiKtilv
ii\l{ien;r hnrs All rut meats ,ire
displayed under glass and kept at a
low tenvaratun.
rBOM WOB&O'f BUT MABKETS
The progreesive policy of con-
solidated buying for eleven Cana-
dian tiires enables the Hiidsion'.s
Hay <"<i:';].anv tn nffrr its ru.st«>mers
liir Ph. ' dcl'M-iiiMli'r M rriiiaridise
al tii»' lowt•^t pos-iliic titlrr-,
Periodical tnp.s lu thr Ka.stern
markets and to the Suropean buying
centna are made hy the etvnpany's
"buyen. who purchase direct from
manufacturers in such huge quan-
tities that sperial disrnim'- are
made ixi,s.sihle The fill advanta(,'es
of .sii* h disroun's ai'- p^usved i n to
the store s customers m the shape
«C battea vahiea and lower prtoes.
T£JL£PtiON£PAOGR£SS
Seven lluiidrrd .trid Twentv \ddi
Uooal Srrvii es Have Been
-to I o< al
Oearte fllmpsoo, of the Budioa'a village known as Oamosim.
Bay Company at Fort Si. James. ' A grayhio writer baa given a de-
British Columbia, waa ealabrated | scrlption of the baaultiral
on the site of tha ortdnal.poiL
-The vlaw laaMBrtB
rhantinR Before them lav a
vaiit body of land, upon which
nn ahlte man then .sttnjd Not
a human habitation was in
sight; not a Daaet. scaroely a
bird, mm the featle murmur
of the voieBl«se wood was
dro^-nrd by the (jentle beating
of the surf upon the .shore
ITiere wa:^ .something .specially
rharmiMK and t)ea'ltchui« in the
pla<e Thou45h wholly natar.il.
it did not seem so It wa^ not
at all like pure art. but ii wa.s
as thoMfih nature and had
combined to map out and make
one of the most Irieaiiaf proa-
[>ecLs In the wdrld."
The VLsitor lonlcinff at the Citv of
X'lctorla t.ixlay will .say t.inii the de-
.srnptinn i.s in ni> way cverdrawn
The Judgment of DouKla.s ui clioo.s-
ing Victoria has been abundantly
justified biy the subsequent develop
Rirat or Uie city, now tb« oajiital ot
BittMi finHfiialia '
BUILDINGS ARE
CERTAIN PROOF
Of IIFPCE
Apartment House Move-
iiient Shows Sympathy
With Modern Needs oi
Tenants (or Prfvacy
cOiysTHiJcnoiyi
Population of CUy
I
•HE 1928 edition Of Wng
ley'h BrltLsh Columbm
Directory entunates the popu
lation of Victoria and the
three adjacent monWpalltiw
to iMve liwreaieit S.llt In tiM
paint year. The figures are.
1»2«. 67.«TO: 86.5«5
In compUlnR the above the
manajiement ha« carried 'ju'
thr practice a.^ maintained
by tiie A,v>ociati< n of NortJi
American Dlrect-ory I'ublihh
era. of whlqh WrJgley Dlrec-
tortos. LimlMd, Is a member.
This result is ns authentic as
It is possible to obtain with-
out
riES REMAIN
Two major building project* ^lave
been in hand for some time in
Christ Church Cathedral and the
east wInK of St .Joseph's Hospital
f)ne major pmjerl ha.s Just been
finl.shed with the new (rram elevator
at Ogden l>olnt and another i.s to
be started wltti the cold .storage
tiaot, for which a permit has been
OtTidals of the Panama Pacific Grain Terminals, Limited, announce that grain will be received by their
elevator at the Ogden Point docka within the next few days. Thus will Victoria secure another link with
busineea houees on the rrrifha tka Hodawi's Bay Coetipanjr being among the most important links between
Victoria and Prairie poiata. With
plant.
tfie completion of the grain alavator and the erection of the cold afeocage
Victoria will have port facilities at Ogden Point alone worth |i.SM.00e.
BANKOEARW
\ irtoriH IS cwnildwad to have en-
io>ed at least as good a tourlai aea-
(in as in IMT.
What waa Jtrttlnj In travel from
disian* points, wa.s made up by the
l.utrr inrrea,se of trafTIr from nearby
pr in! chiefly Portland. Srattle and
\atii<iii,pr Tills lncrei:,e can be
Iui;el\ attribulrd to the cfT- its of
til'- Victoria and Isi.itul t'lihliriiy
Bureau, which during the last few
v ears haa ooneaatetatf an attraotr
:nR tourista. from ttM ndflc Narth-
V* est.
.\;- a rf 'v ona \: Umax rrr-
'Rnl/.ed tl.ri)iu:tu)UL the T'arlflc
Northwr.st a-s the natural lioliday
playground of this part of the Con-
tinent A large nnmber of those
cho have In previous years visited
victoria in the Summer months.
lia .r ( nme .njr.'xin during t.he Fall,
'A iiitei and .'^pniiK, llndinK tlie VlC-
•n;ia W.ntir weather 1.'. ideal for
h"lid;iv iiiakiiii: 'fliey. In turn, liave
'r . I tt.rir friend:-..
IS m motion and the wheels are
turning, wtlh tha laeult that each
year VMorla is baenwlng aora
popular.
It uiii he nf Lntaait.to Victorians
•o hear tii.u the Bureau has been
p ijuestcd to fuml.sh pliotographs
and descriptive matter to railroads
and travel bureaus tn the United
statae. who reqiutre thU natartal to
attract leinlata to VIelorfa during
the Wnitar months. Ona of the
lanre railroad companUa has re-
lenH' t.ited that, whereas tn the
past iliHT out, of every five tickets
; old on U'.r PTRlne.s (hu uiK tlip Wlri-
■ er n-.unuis were lor Caiilomla, now
t!nee out of tvort Bv* tiw Bt IBa
Telephone communication ; re-
garded as an -evidence of growth,
parOculaHy when residential in-
stallations are considered. -
Ttie development on Vancouver
I .land h.-i.s been .-steady thl.s year.
("211 additional telephones havmg
I been added to the Victoria exchange
durlriK the prnod .since .Jnnuarv 1
fin : hi i.-irban cx(!iaM(.;is ..:
' f ■olrjiiit/. Belmont and fiordon He.id
there have been an additional fifty
telephones Installed, "mien the year
began there ware U,065 talepbonas
connected to the Blanshard Street
exchange, so thr progrcvt can be
rcadll;. y.i-.i:- d
A' Hi poinU. throughout the
1m.<i; i I'lrre ha\c hren .sub- lanti:il
mcreaksc-s, particularly m the Up-
Island towns. By arrangement w ah
the Daninka Tekgraphs. the B.C.
Telephone Compuy la ^taneeted
with an extcn-slve area of the Island
nortlvof Campbell River, and on the
West Ooaat*bayeiid Albeml.
NEW DRYDOCK IS
Gft£AT ASSISTANCE
VahM In Biiiidms I p fort Haa
tibown in Capacity for
Bank
(lu al i\ <
Lighl Monllis
JUNIOR mm
OfiOW^ RAPIDLY
COMPARISON WITH
RECENT PERIODS
Mach
WWeB T(
Ba.s Br<-n '^lade in
Men Uave
WornUtd Mill
First 1 iwlilf
FloiU lo Open
Vlctori.i hi't^ entatad the textile
:'^ade, and "n Montreal Ht.reet,
' II iig Ogden iV'i:/ d.x k , 1 hr plant
III the worsted mill Is erected, man-
aged by Mr. Mm Uoora. of Brad-
lord. Kngland, with lifelong esperl-
riKo In frie art of .spinning. Stieh
I.,i!h did Mr Minim r ■ : '
posi. d) , ; i ; Irs .<! cvtriidinKt hi. tr.ldr
V 1. lo.'ia. tha! nftri rxr. n-ri" ne-
ico'iiatlon.s, he dr. ,d<'d "o pull up
■stakes from t.he Marshall tmll al
Bradford, and transfer the macmn-
ery to vieMrla.
Pi s enterprise la ahaady pravlag
>! (rp>nt beneflfcto Victoria. gMBg
additiooal eiagBVnwnt. and adW-
tisinsr the « Ity Industriallv
riie new mill \n bring dr vrn rn
tuely by flaotclclt^ supplied by th?
n c. Wrtlrtrjiaflway; this industry,
together with that af tba naw ale-
vnfrr rioite bv. being the laifMl ad-
ddinnal pmer 'oart."; added bjT tbS
Tn WtrmTf. 1W7, the Junior
Chamber of Commerce w;vs Inaugu-
rated, and at that time l)ei;an with
the mac hltiery I sixteen membri i -la^ the imuor
chamber Is one hundred and ihirtv
Strong, gathered from young bu.sines.
men of tha aity, under the age oi
"thirty-flva.
Although the Junior chamber
haa been In aetloh * Tittle Over
oiii' \eai. It , i.ir ndjei ^ liave already
.shown t-Trai |>i . r....^, in artnrve-
men'.s lir : ii{l{Mal to ttie ( ;• ,
One of the ror\splcuou . >ii' <• .^r-*
was the handling of the fmatK ml
end of the celebraUoos on May 24.
Assisted by the Ifattva Daughters of
British Columbia and the KnlghtS
of iChora.<i.san. they succeeded in
pul'iiiK "'•ri 11 very successful Cele-
bration and tumlnK In $1,100 to the
city treasurer
Another activity which they liave
dNady well under way. is the or-
ganising af a ferry service from some
potai OA the aaanieh Poninsiila to
Slat BpMag Island A delegation
was sent to Bait Spring to address
I p iidir meeting, and tlie principle
*a.s approved by practlcallv one
hundred prr f iTit and .sinre thru
97 per ■ ■
signed a 1 r ;tion In favor of the
project, aufllclcnt capital haa al-
ready bean raised, as tha eonosm
win be run privately, and thara Is
every possibility of the plan iroing
through an(I provuiK a K'eat sun e-^.
Tlie Junloi (iiunih'T i.Teatly «■'-
.i-.ted in
Wlil'll rl
from t,
Ktreri lo take up their new home at
t.he ciorge.
The chamber also co-operated with
the Real Brtate Board tn eetabllah-
lag the riative plant xarrien a' fie i
con Hill and romtuned w '!i thr
.lenior chamber ui t t^r r-lehral ion of
the i.j.Sfh anniversary ol Uie arrival
of Captain CV^orce VaBsaBKl^ lit
Puget Sound waters.
All thaae effarta. as waO as anaag-
ing "Faint Vp and Clean Up" week
last April, to to show that the
Junior rh!in.t>r- oi* ni.i'.y HICBlbei
,af tadtiaUrc and energy.
4 ■
An Increase in bank debiU for the
year 1991 of 38 per cent over the
first aeven months of the year 10M.
and of 20 per cent over the first
.seven mnnih. of the year \921 . as
an aggregate of the indr.idual ar-
eounls of |o al hank i.s dteclosed
by S" examination of figures.
The figures dealing with bank
debits, together with the report of
the Victoria Clearing House, make
very satisfactory reading
It is interesting to note Uic table
for oomparlson for the month of
July; extending over the last three
years. The total debits for Vletoria
hanks at llMss dales wars aa fol-
lows: ,
July. 1926 — $27n(>niMio
July, lia7 35,000,000
July, ins rtjMjm
Tlie following fable <;hoWS the
totAl debit* for the first seven
months- ad .ttMr yaars:
1936 r
1W7
1928
The report of the Victoria ciear-
1111' Hou.-^e shows Ihe followirii; sub-
stantial increase in the busine.'..s,
being carried on in and around the
Olty of Victoria. The following
taUa wtti make dear the ateady im-
provement of the financial situation
here. Total monthly clearings for
the last three years:
ins 1027 mu
JaatMfr ..tlO.4M.-748 t •.411.»Ye t •404.441
pekruarr 7 4ii.<7i rs«7.40 •.ssijes
March .. « 411 RRs t.aes.Tss ii.s«4.e4a
April ... 0 111 044 t.Ms.sso io.rrs.4ii
Mar . B 471. MIS 19.a3.3RS 10.MS.S4)
JUIM . . » 793 .148 IO.2SII.}0^ i:.aS7.334
Jaly I0.M».404 10.3iS.44« ll.St7.TI3
amimi ... s.sasjw isjosjit \ijm,m
awumbOT s.stMM f.trrjn lejst.vss
It win be r,'>adlly sern from these
figure^? that there tia.s been a very
gratlfyliik' iiirrease in the amount of
money circuU* i r 'hrougli the local
banks. Thi. i utly attributable
to the increased and ever-increaslnir
infhn of tonrista from tha Vnttsd
States dtiring the Summer months,
and also to the ever-growing popu-
larity of Victoria among Winter
$192,000,000
201.000,000
240 000 000
Victoria boasts the second largest
drydock in the world, yrith an ad-
ditional thtarty feet to its length, the
huge basin at Esqulmalt would no -r
out, by one foot, the iarcrst drydotk.
in the wor ill nanielv. llieOOWnon-
•.vealth l^cKk at- Boston
.v.x yeiirs In toll and six millions
in doUars were spent In completing
this giant stfuetwe. whkh should
give Victoria one mora major ad-
vantage In making her an impor-
tan'v .shipp::iK rcntre
With thr >;natrsl of r.ise and a
minimum of time ihr lai,;est ship
afloat can d'x k at h;sc)uiin.iit An
Older to thr en^jineer from the dork
master^ and the gates are opened.
The great vassal slowljr glides mto
the dock and the gates are closed.
The keel blocks have already been
set, and the shoreleads are now
made fast to the bollards and
winche.s along the top .side of the
dock. An elednr r.vit/h is thrown,
putting the huge [urr;i .oo'ion.
and In lour hours the dock i6 dry.
A One example of what can be hewn
out of soUd rock, and the finished
product is well worth visitiag.
Steven hundred and fifty feet
long and 149 wide at the top. taper
ing to, 126 at the bottom
1.? divided into two sections of 400
and 7,S0 feet respectively, which en
ablcs the docking of two vessels at
once.
Tht doek was practical flnlahed
In Beptembsr. 1936. although the
official opening was at a later date.
On .September 13, 1926. the Regln-
Olitr an Imperial Od tanker
Steamed sl.rAiy tlirou^;h MsquimalL
harbor : > l^r the first ship to enter
the new dock. The Keglnollte was
no small craft, but tha dead was
done without a hitch.
StOea tha saSry sf the RegtaoUte.
many vessels, great and *mnii. have
made use of the new graving bastn,
and there is every as.surance of
many more doing likewise A facility
ol this kind r.in not be easilv '>\rt
loolted. and Victoria Is very lortun-
ate to have Kueh an attraetlon to
the T' -!d 'drppiiic
FERRY SERVICES ARE
DEVELOPING QUICULY
C«nimnnieal inn With Island \ided
by Fast Ferry btcamen With
SeaeaMsedalMsi
COMPANY AIDS
STAFFmFAi
NAlfAOEMBNT OIVBS SCBSTAN
TIAL SUPPORT TO ORGAN-
IZATION or EMPLOYEES
There ha.s been a giaat davelop-
ment in .ipartment hOOlMS activity.
the rhararfer of th" buildings being
largely ba.sed on f u changing riiar-
acter of s/'r\ ii e i xpecled bv tlie
tenant A ininibrr of old houses
have iK-en renovated, in some cases
reconstructed, and are now catering
to the occupant wBa dsslria S aoo-
slderable amouak SC latitude iB per-
sonal comfort.
Residential < on:.t r ^ m I ion lias t)een
much heavier than wa.s tiu- <a.se in
1927 and also it Is to i>«> ohserved
that the averaga cost per house is
higher than «as IB* aaee twelve
months ago. It la in this respect
that there has been a mtich largor
out lav of rM' .< rapital than in any
other form ol roirtnicflon activity.
Off ire H< ronuiiodai ion, which was
in exr»-;^,s three or four years ago ha.s
been ah.sorhed, and se\eral preini.se.s
have been reconstriK ted for this
type of service.
Oarage eonstructlon has been par-
ticularly aetiva In M8S. Tates Street,
eiust of Blansbaid. with auxUlaiy
thoroii^difares. having become more
and more thr autonu>bllr row of
Virt. i i I I'robably the care of cars
is Mir laiK'rvt iodividnal asrvlas ta
the comniunltv
Grain Elevaior
Dominaies Sky'
INOUSTRIES OF
CiTVDEVaOP
ENEROEnCALLV
Leading Manufacturing
Piants Are Expanding,
With Other Devekpments
ContemplAted
lyCRFASin Pi)!U)IJ
PROOF OP PROGHESS^
LONG YEARS
Hudson's Bay Company
and Gty of X'ictoria As-
s o c i a t (1 IndissoklUy
From ia43 to Present
l iMton \f 7fs .s/7/ r
IN mis UISTRICI
Nut leii.s of Farming in This
Ncigli[)orli(X)d C reated hy
l^iig»*t .Sound Agricultural
Society, d Subsidiary
" i-ilacc.s in Ue.sUTTi Canada
Iiaw- .1 i;..Mr .t.s,s(K'Ullon wuti tin
Hiid.son.. Ha. Company itmn Vli
tona. and lew, ejioept in the nelab-
Industrlal exparwlon In Vk tona
during the iia-st few monih iia.s
been very noticeable, apart from
the addition to tha port's terminal
facUltiea. Ifaaar pairoUa hava been
enlarged by the expansion of the
rity'a industries
The British American Paint Com-
pany In the early part of this yaar
added a kalsomine plant to its
paint works, which employs addi-
tional hands Now the c onipany
purposes further exl-<-nsion of it>>
alrrad\ Iirve jdaiit In keeping
with its policy to keep the liuier
Harbor as pretty as poeslbie. the
eompaajr wUl add to tha lighting
features of the harbor by having a
large sii-n erected OVer lt.s plants.
Probably the most outstanding
developmMit in the existing Indus -
, . M\ 1 ^ ^ ^ Sidney Roofing
LUie (tl Company, which opened up
The Hudson's Bay Company's
Employees A.ssoriation a thor-
oughly Ine body, with pracUcally a
hundred per OOBt BtiatbSWhlp Of the
Store stofl.
Tha organisation B divided into
two bSBDshaa walfsrs and aeeiaL
Tha welfare branch embraees the
giving of beneflt-s during absence
througti siekne.s.s anr! medical atten-
tion .1 well as vi.sit;-. hv rommittee
meridpi Ts for rmplovre, ill or unfit
for woi K .-Ni.otlirr fr:»turc of the
welfare branch is the making of
special grants in oases'Of opsrations
and surgical treatments.
The kern Interest which the com-
panv tak' I jiecially in thl.s branch
of thr ,1, illation, i.s .shown in thf
far' ' ' '! rvrr\ dol lar i onl n liu ' erl
to the fund by the members ol.Uie
assooistlsn tha aoatpaaf ttni a like
amouaL
The obJSct of the social bianda is
the encouragement of athletics, SUSh
a.s rricket. football, tennis, basket-
ball swimming, etc.. and the holdlnc
, of .s<M lal dances and parUes during
<l>'*,'^'^^;th.e Winter monttlS. and piMICS In
the Summer.
TIm management of tha aaseda-
tlon is in tha hands of an esaeuthre
elected each year by the aasoelatlon
members The election takes place
at the annual banquet, usually held
la tha aailjr part af
he I.sland voters have i visitors from th" Prairie
gra i ion . if f.i ; rrr r . '
to Victoria iluMMt:
direct ratio to i )
The ml-
rom :i.r Pr airtOS
M r Wintrr IS in
M' I rs < if Mie
k"' ■
•on;
Ml. 1 • law p.».ss<', 1
■d ' i
■' I B A A 1 move
If
ipin
rr, on Iteiievllle
year's crop. and. liaving regard to
tha asoeUenoe of this year^ harvest.
tiiMlntsi man of this eltar ara san-
qutne as to the nwnber of Prairie
visitors during thr r-nmin<: V^'mtrr
Thsta Is much, however, in the
incrsasid prospsrttj af tbs dty.
which le traceable to the strides
which have been made br its loral
:r,dus!''r ,-|-(.' ilsi. I)\ '',ir- indo-t'i'-s
of \ a:u ■ ir -T I land I f" 1; l.w
.ndu.sl.rv fl! -ne i,s niftklng a ^'raf
name tor itself Tt is on|v T' erdh,-
that fuil ti::roti<!n lia lirpn ^jiven
to Uie cnomion r>*v 'IbUii les cf
iHSffty and pllrhard fisheries on
tha WSH Oasa^ af the
On an Island, ferry communica-
tion is of fundamental importance,
and In this eennaetlon siiastantial
progress is being made.
TTiree transportation companies
..and!?- ;i;i.ss»T!Krr.s and ',irs in Mie
Mummer inontti froni tiv Canarlian
and Am'-rw an MairUand. Mir Kiand
ports of enirv \v : k' Victoria Na
naimo and .sidnr ,
New vessels lutve been introduced
this season, and tha BX>. Oaaat
Steamship Servlee announoSs. m
supplement to its heavy oonstrur-
tlon proBran,rTi'- in T' '-ent years, that
It wid l)Uild ; .4 . additional steamers
to br ;ra<h ;Ii PMrp,: ti;.MiM;lar
irouir A I./ t.,1 Wett
* 'oh • ' ■ i.i:, , oinpanv will
I Shortly be brought out fran 8ooi-
li *
(jvir I'inancrs
In Good
Are
\
TOTAL
$M.235.M1. and
tions of $i7 8.sfl,520. are shown
in tJie annual report of Mr
n A Mni di.nald citv < nmp
tn)ller, fr.r the year ended
December 31. 1927. The 1937
tax rats was 38 miUs, and the
t«x levy was lljMOjBai. wBUa
the amount ooBeetsd was
$1.4«1.80fl Total t*xes out-
standing at the end of 1927
amounted to (688.796. The
citv had a to«al debenture
d( ht d « 1 '1 TOR ■.tft at th.r end
of 1927. and the sinking fund
totalled •3.680,008. with a sur-
plus of 8368.108 In the sinking
fiond. Tba ottjr^ assets at ths
end of IfIT totaled 818.818 JSi.
Work on the much-dlscusssd grain
elevator at Ogden Point IS naaily
tliu.Mied A few tmtshlng tOUChCS,
and all : .. in iea<iine.ss to receive
lari.:r ■dnprnen'., of cram
On Mir „fternoon ol .Septemhei .'4
the 2 220 volt alternating ( urr Tii
was turned on. and Uie electrical
machinery throughout the buUding
The grain elevator ts one of the
many new projec i.s w in. h have
started in Victoria d irint: Mir last
r % vears. Tind Ln an out.-tandinK ex-
unple of the progress of the nty.
Prom the new grain elevatjir it will
be poeslbie to load two grain vessels
at a time. 40,000 bushels of processed
grain per hour beiat the top ca-
pacity. Providing that trimming
aan be comjdeted. a 4noo ton ve.s.sei
eould be loaded m th-.rtv hours
Durin>: tP. hi'tuh' .'f Mir ,j.i,son the
elevator .vdi n. 'ip'r,.ir<i mgtit .md
day.
A double railroad track IS com-
i^leted on one .side of the Structure,
and work is under way on a third
track. Canadian National ear bargen
Will bring cars loaded with grain
ffom Port Mann to the ferr^ stip
from where they w!ll .imi.tid .n
to the elevator trarks hv the i.ravel
inc < rane a regulatlrm switching
engmc will be added later on in the
season.
fludsons Hay Point'
Blankpts in I HO I
Ttir followlnp rxlnt. ^ troii; t,lie
]>'■' I I fiddr»>5..'; of [ )r ( ' N liell.
Ol Wiiuupeg. or, The Journal of
Banry Xelaey. delivered bsfdi^ the
aambsra of the Canadian Historical
Asaoelation in ICay. 1938. at Win-
nipeg is of particular interest show
U K .'I'pirently that even the n.m
I>:in-, ■ rivals in the fur tiadr ,n
ifiol had to supply certain of their
servants With Hud.son's Bay 'Tulnt
blankets aa part of their service
mill in ronrirctinn with its
plant Thl.s has led to the .
mrnt of morr 'orn The
•X'.sides ha,~. been workiiur
and night shifts to U.\ tpr
a pulp
roof inn
mp.o,
liK 'i.r-,'
r 1 d a V
1 )i ders
"I have aa original written agree-
ment made between Alexander Me-
I Kenzle <Si Co (the X V Co > and one
R<ibert Mogie. enlerrd mn. at I ake
VVinnlplk' on the 2«Mi .luiv 1801.
for r>ne year. Mogle t.<> a' i as inter-
pret.er and guide for the fled River
and its prsmlsss and also to lift
bark and wattap.' (Sir) Alexander
McKensie and P. Deaae sign for
the compahy^ Strange to say. In-
rluded in the list of I'l od.s supp'led
by the X '>' rtn to M'lelr was a
pair of t'l ' point Hudson- Bav
Company blankets. £vldeolly Uie
Indian trade deoMBiSd 'fhH par-
ticular artiela."
that have been placed with the
company.
fh.' 111. 1,-1. 11! i'i..diirts Company,
encouraged here by the city, has
rapidly spread from a jam factory
Into manufacturers of almost fifty-
seven varlatlea of canned and Jarred
food; "nils expansion has created
all-year-round employment Instead
of ssasonsl safsgsmsat.
The addition of a aaw wtasry and
the enlargement of another similar
plant are ot her feat HI rs , f ' he city's
Industrial Kiowth llir Hiker Toy
factory has now developed hito the
furniture bu.^mes,- liut at tlic pres-
ent tune I.s busv Idlini; ordrr,', 'or
toys in preparaUoa for the Christ-
mas tfiopptaig asaasa.
Till.. Fall will srr tlie eslatr. h
ment of a ir-mo faf tor- m M- old
Dallas Hotci rin., fa. tor\ wturh
Is being established hare by the
Kvens. Ball and Doadaion Piano
1 paniee. of OBtaria. will also
m u ufaeture raSto and gramophone
rahinets and organ;, M « r' i> re-
sent an investment ol nearly
$200,000.
That the city's industriss are ex-
panding very rapidly is bome oiit by
Mie fa' t 'iiat little spacd rcmsins on
the riuli. 'rial R/«.serve for fS/*torie8.
an<l that Ihr ( itv will have to eek
anotlicr industrial area m ordei to
take care of tha rapid development.
In the lumber trade, the box fac-
tories have inersassd their capacity,
whilr l,emon A Oonna.son'.'^ mill Is
planiiinv extension ol its plant In
Rrx k P.a' A carton factory was
abo established on the IndusU-lal
Hesr, e. %lfiag sttBlPf Bwal lo many
girls.
The ship repair business gives
pr'imisr of further development.
Thr lurpeLs M.<nn. Railway Com-
pany w iis I eorcraiil/eit during the
year and additional raplial adder!
It Is now known O-s the Point Hojie
Marine Rtiilway, Limit«d. iiie Vic-
toria lisahinery Depot is acquiring
two more water lets with which to
extend its pUnts. TiMtwwa Lhnttad
continues to t>e g^t gf thO iBast
>)rogreasive fArms
In general few indusu-irs ha r
shown any backward movement.
Most of them hava sapsHiBiM a
maiBsd aipsnsioB.
COLD STORAGE PLANT
borhood of WlBBllpsg. rstain so SiUeh
that ramlnds thla MMpatkm of the
company^ assoaMMBiras owners of
oumorlal rights of the oi'
While the Port has disappeared
long ago I hen- rem, kin Ihe farms,
some subdivided, in whloh the ae-
uvities of tha Paget Boaad Agrteal-
tural Society were oarrtad on: the
ancient company's ntore on Wharf
Street, .,:id othi-r reminders of their
a.s,so< lal loll v.it:i !iic rommunlty. As
proprrtv owner- :ii Mir district they
have .sliown a progressive polloy In
settling the beanttful dlstriote tBair
focaMtly owadd as rasldaatlai areas,
while their downtown property
forms a link wlfti itir time when
the\ were tlie [jrincipa! land(>u•ner^
01 !hr oruMrial towiLslte
While liie headquarters of the fur
trade have bean I'suMwsd tor saamd
years to Vaaecufsi, tba ffy
has returned after many years to
the store business tn VirtoMu, con-
the store Ijusuir,.-' m Virtona rnn-
.stnictlnk' one of ti.e imesi liulklings
beautiful furnishings of modern
civiiizaM.in affording clUsens aB
opportunity at Uielr door of supply-
ihS all the amenities of the
twentieth century
How man\ name^ far:Mi!r, in tti"
companv's .mriuls a:.d 'i tin record
of thl.s section of t!,e uorld have
Ijeen identified wiMi Mu- company
whih founded Victoria dpiRi
through tlM ifiiliisiiisw trim
i>oin:ia and OmIm until todSy
EXTEKPLANI
targe Programme Has Been
Carried Out During Past
Three Years, With Other
V(Mt to Follow
( is I \r)FRi iKiM;
HAS BLI \ f \ l*ANUtJJ
I'unnR 'hr iaM t)irrr vears an ex-
terwlve programme of construction
and renewals has been In progNia
at Jordan River by tha B.C. Blectrte
Railway, The storage eapadtt -of
the main diversion dam has been
increased by twenty per cent Th"
fl' r ,ind a V.alf miles of flume ;.s
lieinp entireiv rebudf, and lt.s lapa-
clfv lnrrea.v-d bv nftv per rent
Af the preAert time an additional
power plant, designed to develop
2,000 horaepowar. in additlan to Um
35,000 horsepowei already davalopid.
U under constniotlon, and wllf be
placed In operation before the end
of Ihe year
(iidund ha." been ins Ven ai the
corner ot Pa\ and I X' itda^ ';irert.s
for Mir erection of a modern »ub-
.'tatloti Phis structure will take me
place of that now on Store Stiaet.
In 1031 a gas manufaeturlng pHpit
for the Victoria Gas Company was
completed and placed In operation.
Tilt plant I.s on the continuous ver-
tlial retor' system with a i.ipacity
of 700,fKiO I iiliii feet a day
Tri 1PJ4 a new gas hold' t of '.00,-
ooo ruble feet capacity, w.i.s erected
and placed in sanrias. This
has. at prssent. two Itfta;
having been made far the
laUon of a third llfl at some futSn
date In the «ame year No 7 trans-
misslor ';iir from .Jordan Kivrr to
Vi''or',,« V o ' oriiplptod line
dupbiatcs the Ho. 1 line. It« matti
object u la CBBiaaSsa aM«UiMiil#lr
service $ '
,i.s ereciea
Ills hoMtar
are being
benefit
•'<d Vanoouvar
Ucuiarly.
which
gener-
PSf
All in'er,. 1;:,,; event In July
the uhveillng ol a cairn and
taUet creeled by^the Htitorir Sttas
and IfoauSBSata Board oir r-anada
to aattlr the site of Ja.sper Hnw^
.'Situated In what l? norw- Jasper Na
tional Park, thi.^ monumrn? will t>e
of Interest to thou.sands of visitor-,
l( oammemorates the establUhment
waBBalniil by tha ttorthwast and
;the Hudson's Baj Oooipaaiss as a
hnk In the ngg gf eommunleation
Mir latoior aid the
• I'aciOc coa&U
Steady Proj^ress Noted
In All Linen of Action
Hinldini:. I-^ii m:u'ms. Shipping and Real F'^ta1<^
Indicate hur\^ aui M( i nicut i^ (^ity Contmufs
■ . to hxpand Kapiiily
loildisu; n
In iiiusUial Mrt«H»
taet.
Vlc-
of Improved business The development of Victoria as a
la ▼letorla and dBdrlst I IBianelal entra. aa avMsaesd by IBa
during 1838 is apparent la tba most . opening up af aaw bsofeans* hanses
mperflclal observer and wat^ Im-' branches af tgail» Insuranee and
pre.ssiotLS are supported hv thr un -Jin.'.lar Hnaaslal BRTI' of it.seif
tjue.st.K n«»d proof of statJsUcs of bun an indn r»f expandlnr im,-; i r><^<i
ness uhlpvilng and construction T'lerr ha> also tvm ,•% • or^ndr ratile
No adequate estimate of the movement In real estate, largely for
amnirr.r of new capital flowing Info home btiiiding.
Viotatia has been fortheomlng. bat; Bhipptng business shews expan-
tt is certain that the targe amount sfon wHh a targe nnmber of st4«fn-
r>f rr-Aidential ronstnictlon WOuM ship line* maVmc Victoria a por' o'
be ab«.ent to the prenenf extent, were call Tonnage r>f ;h' month aver
It not for the advent of nsw mOOfy age?, ahou 4.->0 OOf) «i;h upwards of
. 3^ ship6 per month cailiog.
I It not for the advent
1 into tha fiapMaiiBifari
Will Be Important AdJOOCt
isUial MrtoH
btdldlag of a sold
plant for the TBTmlnal
(Vimpanv Is now an x'-..';ured
thus marking another «iep m
torialB industrial advancement
The odBtraat has bean let to the
local firm of Lonsy Broa..'and the
hiiUding will be a five story steel
and roTicrefe struct jre and will
(.,. t $400 rKH) to bulid Ma<h:rifry
t,o be mstaltrd will cost another
8i88ji80. making t.ha MBl V8kW of
the plant $&M),000.
Tlie site for the plaftt has t)een
l^a.'^ivl for twerd'. "ears yph optlrm
nf lenewai from the Ocmu.ion
OovemmeTd and is .ifuated on
Um Ogden Point property, just
souttowasl af IBs Paaaaia Padflr
Oram Tamlnal. IdadlSd. lj88M8o
bushel elevator
Th^ prrdr. ■ the thlri It tK
eeUbluiMd here by the dty^ aid.
The citiasiM of 'TlSSerla volad an a
hv-1aw la«t year guaranterttft 7
rent net earnings on tStOgjg f|
perif>d of tr;i ,r«T- n>r
tax and water concessionti.
fir a
Bwuinm9i Site %
Where BoMtion •
Oiice Doniiiiuled
A SmBMsa bouse, embodying SBi
of the BMrt modem methods of
tran.^arttng the business dealings of
toda-. occupies >he rite where once
was K.iordc-! ' ' <f fofurr of a city
Long years a*o li.r o'd Bastion,
with lie palisades and annon in-
sioad tha safety of thoee who built
visleata. Aa Bw yearn roOad fer fto
protecUoQ af the old fori was po.
longer needM. ao the BaoBoa oiBI
if r.rrrmdtng bHlUBVI
pulled dowiL
Many changeji .'invr i r-e
plare. and today the otnc es of a
finaadal haose occupies the spot
where onee stood the famous Hud-
son's Ray fort. M filer. Court * OSBl-
paiv. ha' >- Miovi^ their eoofldifils
tn the liu.>.ine.«i.s pos.slbllltles Of VK-
".irla li pu ' tia<ini/ the historic site
at tl^e corner of na.'Mon snd (H»T-
rrnment Htr»»'t« for ofTre fjnarfers
The remarkable expansion of the
busiaau of this fins Is iBown
Bid fact that thay now hara
Bi Vbneouvar, Vlelarta» Nslson.
Winnipeg.
Si?:
18
THE DAILY COI.ONfST. VICTORIA. B.C. SUXPAV, SEPTft^rBKR 30. I'12S
Christendom the World Over
The poc^lMt rnwiittumi-y otumsM
in church work (k*t ouy be brouflK
akottt bjr ndlo arc rtvtowed m The
Barton OoocreKktlonallBt by Hager
W. Babson. the Amencan llnancia!
expert, who is also a ilfv>)tt'ii
cnurchm&ii Kadio wiU it-iut h ■
thtnkj, to cliininaU- tiu' .->iMaii
cnurch preachfr u.s a pn-uclu-: unil
turn hlrn more to patlora) ouuuiry.
During the holUta|r HMOn. Instead
of cloMd churohM or inMlequate
supply preachers, radio could be
ufUlaed in conne< ;u<n iiip serv-
ice. Thla took pla<f. ii may be
mentioned .several years .i«u in
Montreal, bc-twet-u two of tlu- Uni'.eu
Churches In .so tar a.s tiie prt'ach-
uiK is taken over by the radio,
Kieater attention may be flveo by
the mloMm to pastoral work,
prayer naatinti tnd praonal am-
ice, lueh aa apintual tUaim.' Mr.
Babson sees the Protestant chiirches
ol t.ht' future oj>cn niu:'' cmtimi-
uusly lor nu'ditaUon an 1 al.>u u.s a
centre where reli^i«<i. music arvd
cLher devoiK)nal aid.s will be kuimi
through tile radio At pre.sen' Mi
Baboon blmaeli supports ths radium
>rwi4aas>lni stetion WB80. which |
ftvas two services dally for the sick
and shut-ins. He .sugKcst.s that the
(iiurches unite to provide an all da,
Sunday |)r(;Krannne and milbid the.
comniereial firms bv sub-,: i luting
ftflcred lor secular otleruiK^.
ICr. BabMi ««mdns from any
foreeast upon the probable effect
upon church attendance, though, of
it. Reneral bi'neli. i.ii el'.iv* upon
Kllgion he ha.> mm diiuN' [l.- draws
a comparison be; ween 'li" i M;in hi-
of today and the /uiid> m. h.'n
tiie .slearii eriKUie indented Tin
Usth oantury tnvHittoot tlMy- «ui
beiMflt by it
MAIf INGE AT GENEVA
Th« annual sermon of (be Laaa ue
of Natloas, given last rsar by Dr.
POsdlck, of New York, was preached
this year by Dean Inge, of London
'I he 'M... ctiK ; cause , of war, Ui,;
.speaKe: said wen a romantic
p.,lii(jMsm and [ear I\',tMolli»ni wa.s
ii noble sentiinen; m Itself, but 11
n>edi r<> be uiiected Into rlgli'-
chaiinelii, lu be purified of Its base,
vulgar and archaic perreerslons.
Pride in one's country should be
expressed not In painting the m< >
of the world our special nitioni;
color. buL ui juaiting it respt-c:ed.
lu nored. ami ovtn btlovai toyother
nuiiom.
FSar. aoeordlng to the prsneher,
was the second gre»t cause, and fea.
Is justifiable, he said "The rem o v..
of fea; 1;, '.he lldd.'e ol the .S;itu:M
If tne l.eaKue t an solw n , ii \'.
iiave .succeeded m its W(.ik, .[ not.
It w^i iiavi; laded. The Ueaii
u d putting out of the hsai^'
vindictlveness and hatred, and
the endeavor to understand the
other's pQlnt of view. "W<? can re-
member the Leapue of Nation.^ in
i/iit |)r,t\rrs ami brin^ our eari;e-I
desue lor peace before Him. wiio ij
tt» Prtnoa of
msnnt mueh that delegates from
thirty>one oooatrlos should mast for
the promoCton of peace and Inter-
national friendship through the hi-
fhience et the churches. All com-
munions except the Roman Cathbhc
were represented, including the Or-
tiiodox Church of the Balkan na-
tions. Ttie spirit of fratemallsm
between the Burdpaan nations is
being (osterad ttvongh those Inter-
changes l^etween the various church
leaders It:» growing power wrs
evident In the part tak.«i by such
I»ollt!cal leaders as Dr Benes. mlni.s
ter of the Chechoslovakian Republic,
and I^r Hlnions, pre.sldent Of the
German Supreme Court.
HAPrCMNGS IN Kt'RUPK
Some two hundred editors of re-
1'm:iou.s JournaLs gathered from dif-
;erenl Continental and over.sea.s
countne.s lor tiie first International
-•Hr ttan Pre- s ( "i rif erence, while
took plaoe at Cologne, Germany, last
month. One ofithe objepts of the
religious press. Dr. Lynch, at New
York, said. waS lo draw toselher the
scattered branche
t)f stiiulai re
CHURCHES UNIT! FOR PEACE
Though It has received little notice
in the British press, the World
Alllanc " meet 11'.;; .it Prague in
Czecho,s;Mv.ikia, v^.t-s well reported in
the ( oijl.iiei)' .il jKipef Thl.s i.s
a.s< r!lK'(l t)v The ( '• 'i.i t > ( i.i i ; !<> the
steam engine increased the produc-
tion of manufaetorad . goods aai|
tfcoao guilds that rsnngniisd (ha new
ardor eapltaUaed the change and
wore suceessful, while those who
failsd to do so fell by the wayside.
As the churches utilize the twen-
taci ih.il tiie gatlier;:;^ lieid out,
hope to the people of Central
Watof, who are more censctwis of
the dangofs that lurk In a siMpMMs
world than by those who llw in a
supposed Insular .securi'v D
ference produced no .spectaculai re
suits, says The Ouardian. but It
liKious urtiiips l^ord Cecil'.s dirtiir!^
was (looted that "the ideal of a good
< < ' Is to'jnake rightoonsnsas
readable. "
The school terms in Russia, in-
stead of being largely determined bv
the ('llrtstlan fe.s'ival.,. will be rcm\
lated by annivers.iries ol ilie Sovie'
regime. Of this Tlie Mosco Pravdu
remarks that "thors- are no longer
any valid reasons for continuing
'these harmful traditions." As Oc-
foi)er 7 i.s the day of the Octobei
Revolution there will be a n'.Sl
period for ten d.ivs and nlso a IhjU-
day time trf>m March 12 to 18. to
commemorate the February Revolu-
tion and the Paris Pq/umvht. The
second tern closes on Januaiy M in
order to have a holiday on the day
of Lenin's death.
CANADIAN CmJBOH NEWfl
Sailing Septeniher 7 '.M"! Mrs.
O'Meara, Dr. OMea.fa jKtn'-'p.i! of
WNcliffp Conege Inron'" i' t' 'i,r
world tour Ut take a year, during
which he will visit the Wycllffe
ASSOCIATED GROWERS
({^ BRITISH COLUMBIA <M
HAAO OdPFlCfi. VSRNQN,&C
I graduates that art working in mu-
|sion fields in India, Chi^a and
I Japan. '
At Ujc rneetlng of the sixth synod
of the Diocese of Yukon in Dawson,
a resolution was passed urging a
{health survey of the territory, suod
seeking further halp from the Oov-
srnmont authorities towards im-
proving the health conditions of the
Indians. A standing vote of thank.s
was given tu BLsliop .Strinser for the
work of love he has performed, and
his untiring devotion to the affairs
of the DiocMes cf TidMB aod Mac-
kenzie River.
Among the lalar saints that have
beed placed in the calendar of the
Catholic Church. Saint There.sa of
the Child JesuN l.s being uiven much
; devotion by it:e faltiiful. and that
within a vei\ few years after her
death m hVance. The Feast Ps^ of
the uttie Flower, as she to eom-
jmonly called, is October S, and ths
I national shrine at Wakaw. Bask .
j will be the een're of several pi',
grlmages the (irand Novena havm.'
openei) ye-ierdas Tile Mttle P'lower
Oiiivmo ; .Shrine ;n Heekiklll. New
■S'ork w!'! aLso have a Solemn No-
vena by th;; Franclsoaa Frlaia.
ST. ALBAN'SiS
PREPARING TO
BURN MORTGAGE
The harvest festlv.il a! at Alban s
open.s with IJveiLsoni; on Frida>,
October 5 when the preacher will
t-e U' \ u B. Allen, rector of Coi
wood. The services will be con-
tinued on Svnday, and the festival
will close with a harvest .<;upper on
the eveninf? of Tiie.sday. October 9
This "thai k ini^ for tetnpor.i!
blcsinns' Will h.i\,' a ^iieciai sig-
nifuanrr f„, .s; Alban's this year,
as the last instalment has been paid
on the loan, advanced by the Angli-
can Synod five years ago. for the
building of ttie church hnll The
chief event tiie i'\ eniiiL; at • . i-
h:(i\f t su(;|)er will Ur burnint;
Of '.he inortgap( ! :.- io-i,, ,,,
Columbia hope^ to be present, and
wUl be Invited to apply the match
^ Albaii't wm tain, vdcome the
Bishop on Sunday evening. October
14, when ho jjtomes to admim.stcr ,
Confirmation Tl-.e .'-unday sclio(.! I
•e;i( hers, led b\ M' i 'happell. Ihou
tiertetir secretary, are preparing a
Winter Garden" entertainment, to
be held in the church hall at the
end of November.
TO 5P£AK ON P£AC£
THE EMPIRE
ISSUBJEa
OF ADDRESS
Very Rev. Dean Qittunton
Talks at Jtorth Saanich
Sernce CUt}$ Annual
Banquet
PREMIER rOLMlK
PRESENTS FRllES
' i! is a piati'.ude to tell yon that
he British Kmplre is an unparal-
i< ' 1 phenomeMB. Yet that is what
It is. Great Blttain is an am.i/.in^
exhibition of tolerance Other na-
tions ( annot understand how the'
I'impire 1.S b(,und by a .slllien cord of;
lovulty and the passionate !deaLs we
havi- brou),;h! Irom the Motiierland.
.She IS .stion'< when siie Ls weakest
Let us not tighten those bonds with
iron fetters, for that would weaken
the Empire. One hundred years a^o
the United States tiroke away fn.m
Great Hntaln because the botids
were iit-hiened. Since then ilie,|
have become more flexible it ls tlnsj
suijplene.s.s that is the very secret pi j
(he bond that exists betwosc Orast
the Archbtshop.s made good u.se of
their country house
During the reign of Henry IV
Archbishop Thonias Arundel stayed
at Headstone when he was engaged
in combating the early stages of Uie
LoUard movoipenL He wrote from
Headstone Manor to the Bishop oi
London a k|lar 1m wttfeto he dls-
I c ussed the various trmAIes which
had t)ef alien the church and .slate
and with a view t-o liie mitigation
Ol them, ordered solemn pro»e,i
s:ons, with a grant of forty day a
indulgeoot to any taktag part ui
them.
In 1545 Archbishop Cranmer sur-
rendered Heudilone Manor. wUh
oilier iiianor.^ in the Harrow neigli
borhood. to the King, wlio gi anted
Headstone to Sir ISdward Uudit-y
North and Lady Alios, his wife
suhaaqusntly ths annor paawd to
other families.
'I'iie existing fannlK-u.-ie wa.s mod
trniZed many sears ago. but al
thou^'h ii.s ancient characten-stu;.-
have been lost, ii siiu presents
beautiful picture surrounded by u
moat and tall trees. The flfteentti
century bam remains a noble struc-
ture. ISO feet long and forty tee;
\^ ide II IS buUl of oali. and some
o. it!s tinUMTs are fourtocn inahes
square.
The rural ooundU who hoW now
entered uito possession, have eon-
slstently adhered to the view that
the natural beauty of (he pla* e
shall bf preserved The land ha.>
b( en laid out lor variou.s game.s. ana
ine has been uLihised for allotmeiu
purpose.s The layout, however, has
not yet been onmplefod. as. under
au amalgamatlMi sohsnw, the
R.ilh 111'
to Ke Held at
Ccnlennial Today With San-
day Bsfcsil VnMiac
Special Rally Day services will be
held in Centennial United Church.
Gorge Road loda\ 1:; the morning
all the church f in; .jiilte for
a public .service, when the general
theme will be: "Peaoa and Oood-
wiu." The boys and girls of the
Sunday school win march In from
he Sunday school room at eleven
'riocic to meet with the adults
■ iierial music will i>e Miidered.
h\r:\ tnemher of every family is
uiKe{: !o be pre.sent. and Is eXpOOtnl.
This wUl be the first get-together
after the holidays.
T:: Mie evening the pa.
.'peak bv reefue."rt on the question of
the (hureh and world peace. In
this addre.ss the question of the
place of the nation and the chnrrh
in the developing of a peace o
seioDsness win lie discussed i tu
choir will render the mu.sicnl pro-
gramme for the evening Next week
the young people will take charge
and hold a rally for the young
people of the eomnranlty.
Mrs II iffrn ]\ ill
Sprnii on " riruli fi i:''
At Lniversal Church
"Finding Me" is the theme of
address at the Universal Church of
Christ this evening at 7 :iO ociocit.
the pastor, Mrs. Florence Wlffen.
behig hi charge. These services are
spiritual and inspiring, with good
music and singing, and an are
welcome. Mrs. Sydney Phillips will
be the soloist of the evening. At
three o'clock a Bible study class Is
held At V l.") a .song service, and
following the evening service there
will be a healing silenea.
Lake Hill MMon to
Hold Rally Service
Today the service at the Lake
Hill Mission will be unusual in
character, it being Rally Day. it
will bOfin at 7 If) o'clock and the
.service- Will be in charge of C H.
Hadland. who will give an address
in keplng with the d.n- The .sub-
let t alll he "Dedicaiinn or Educa-
tion First— Which? ' He will be
a.sslsted In the service by three boys.
Master Kirchln. soloist: Master
Burton. vtoHntst. and Master Davey.
violinist. A hearty invitation is
given to parents and friends to
attend.
^rw Parish liullrfiii -
Tlifl first number has appeared
of "Hie St, Paul's Ohurch News, the
pirijih bulletin of the church of
which Rev H, V Hitrhcnx. formerly
of this city is In charge It tells-
th» story of a succcuful canvass for
91000 toward the deM on the
( lu rch.
All
s
Tired
Out
Il \(ui \cc\ .ill 111 A\\c] \hc work a treat-
incnt With- [he (Jii^iiial W ilbliire
l-ON-A-CO
Uc\\ Alll u'iresh you, relieve the strain
on ^Qur nerves and enable you to liave
A Good
Night's
Sleep-
Ask anyone who uses an I-on-a-eo.
Hole tiM Nsabsr— SMSqwaii BaiMiig
Office Hours: 12 Nooo r f p M , Week Days Oa(7
Tslepboae 23d2 H. A. Qoward, Balsa Maaafsr
Wilsiuirs l-ON -A-ctf
, Manor will p^i^s.s frmo 'he eon'ro;
< >: the Uendon Rural District Coun
li to that of ttaa new Barrow-Pin
h>er Urban Distriet Oounsil, ufhi< h
is about to be set up.
Klderly Movie Patron— No my
dear. I never can remember what
pictures I have seen They Just go
In one eye and out of the other
iarantara, Tarantara.
When his lordship's s<yleran duty's to be done.
The policenun't lot is no' .i happy onr.- Pir.itrs of P.'-nxance.
('T'o Lord Byng the offer ol PoUcc Comnussior.f rship of Lendan
was a stem caU to dmjr."-.Joi«aei».likka.) *-onoon
^;KT«niog standard.
Britain and hsr Dominions, which
has resulted In the unconscious or-
ganizing of a vast Empire, an Eni
plre such a.s the world has nevei
.seen before and whu-li e prnniLs*
of contininng providing u" nisMll
■ Mie vouth of the Eniiure the
irudiuon, the ideals and loyalty to
those shining Isles of the N<nth
Sea."
These were some of the remarks
made by D- m Q ialnton in an .ui
dre5S on T;,. i.'inpire," tje.'ore a
iM' i'.eni!,' of o\ er L'SO aMeiulinn Ihf
annual banrjne; ol the North Saan ;
Ich Service ( l ii, .,t :;idnev la.st
night. Capfjun (J. R. Wilson offl-
ciated as tosstmaster. Mr. A. O.
Smith propoojBd the toast to the
guest.
Premier Tolniie m proposing the
toast to the club K ininended the or-
k'.uii/.af ion lor the principles on
*'iich ir |,o.-i, lonned The
t-each.nK o( Hi.i;.,li .spor i.,nianship
to Uie present-day youth could not
help but build up true British Co-
lumbians, who, he said, were the
most vahua)le asset the provlnr.
had.
Mr. A. Sansbury prr.-.iden' or t he
club, responded to Mi,- u>,i.-.r ulnle
CapUin Wilson outlined the princi-
ples underlying the formation of the
club.
Mr. w. P. Marehant proposed the
toast to the ladies, which was re-
sponded to by Mrs. T Smith
tlmnigh whose efrort,s the club had
been materially a-ssLsted she had
donated ihe nr.st imll to the club,
which wa.s u:.ed first a.s a school and
latterly as club headquarters
Following this toast, Pram&r TW-
mle presented the prises to the win- 1
ners of the various compeUUons held
during the last school terms and,
Summer months John Law.son re
celved the Spencer Challenge Cup '
for the boy*.' champion athleir Miss
Nester Carter won the Spencer Cup
lor the girLs champion athlete: Mias
Oladj-fi Jones won the MaoParlane
Cup for the Kipling's 'Tf- compe-
tition; Ian Gordon Wilson won the
Mats«i Cup for the boy's Kipling
If competition: the K\r>erini-n| (1
FVirm tug-of-war team was award-
ed the .Standard .Steam laundry
shield for (he triangular lug-of-war
cornix-titinn. while the North Saan-
ich EoftbaU team, managed by Mr.
Nunn. was presented with the Col.
Cy Peclc Cup
Artlstfi contributing to the pnw
gramme were Mr Robert MorTl.";on
vocal .solot.st, Mr M V Rrown. hu-
ninrLst; Mr Oeorge Mallet. eiOCU>
tioiiLsi; MUs nori.s Bagshawe, vocal
soioLst, Mi.s,s Nancy Ferguson, dan-
seuse; Mr. O. McComb. violinist, and
Mr. Oien Reaton. arpompanist
Purloin Parkin ^
Sig¥i3 ol Duncan
ni.'NCAN .Sept '9 i-terday
cit\ uorkrf.in aer'- bu .\ afhxlng
pattnf [v-rkMii; hrie.'. to the pave-
ment on stauon tjtreet for the reg-
> ition of parking on the city's
"lain budnaoB thoroughfare. The
••^igns WWB procured at considerable
erpense In the United St.ite.s I.a- t.
lught an enemy came and removed
and destroyed tnc .sigrus. and today
Ihe police are bcarclung for the
culprit.
CUMBE31LANI) Sept. 29.— Fire
partially destroyed the Summer
camp of Mr. Victor Prelone, at
PunUedge Lake, on Thursday mom.
ing. The cause dC tiM lira Muld not
be asoertalaad.
The
of
. th»t sti^ ' ' British ^?:",ces. V^.":'
"X:^' ^ '^'^ d natural --f^c-uV
litsloi i< I 11/ inliniiM
U ill lir I'lrscrird
A BttOKKN DOWN SlfSTEM.
Tbl» If a e«ndtito« (m di* if t) !• wkteb
t4»« tnmnj mmmm, bni •ktek of iImb re.llr
•MarMaad. llitMnpl* «»aalin«ti abitaltfcwn.
•a II ol iba viiji tnrrat ih.ii ta<iainibf %•,%■
10m No mii.rr what ma> be Utcaua«> iibay ara
ainwMi numhei ir««i. iia aTinp4umf ara ntieb ib«
•*in«: ib« mnrr pmaMnmi litinf alMplnanMa,
a»ti.» efprnti ration or «wr«n«aa, 4«pm«i'Mi of
•WrM* »n<i wtri r.1 rnrrfy l.tr allik«6<<l
aSairtoliifa NVm olxr ^L.nr i< abaolwal* r
Hal in all lucllca*** <\ in<.rra>^ vllaNlf- vi|...i.'
MfWitm aaS MMtfr M ihrow off ih'-.-
inorit <• »a#linf«. and a* nlfbl c xr«>rd< .h* d^v
is - . , t., „ ,-,,, , ,,tj,,.i. .,, h, ,eoiir»# of
THE NIW FRENCH RtMCDV.
THERAPIONN0 3
man h» »n» e!l,»f k. nv, i, , t,n,i„*iton. ^ot•>r•r
'""I-"' ibil»«rf<i(«iiaae-
r. »' -HI,l„.h...|»-rrHh»«Hfcl»»ea«or-d
THc mxetmiMQ ukmp OP uwm
LIONTBO AmCSM.
«" '*'•'■■ » ' * il .-. ,1 , I . ,
Th.*w-'>iarf*i(l mefliramrr* i« »uiiab>*' >> * * ' ac"
(««Mtt*ik>naaMS«MSttlo)W.ta*iikrr 'fi «..<i .t
U diaruh !• tmarlti* a d*a»a*» or <frtanrrm>iii
wS"** main (««int« . oralnrx iha> » H' i fH
tv tpffft.iy ir-H r-».rT-)r»- , , rrrnma K< il >•
r^<-Mprratf»a«*»n<^» c lo. H»» iira<* '«><•»«■" ' a
*i4*-apr*#SAaNn#fMMlav Afkamanai irrnit
tsWgftffrjaaar''*^*^'"^''
nit. I
r>««|
HARROW. Sept. ».-A historic
farmhouse situated amid pletureamie
surroundings has been pre ri ,, d
by the action of the Hendon nnrni
District Council m pun liaMni;
a recreation frround and (>{>en tp,( V
Headstone Mnnot l aim nrai M.ir-
row. Bulldint' ha , been proceeding
for .several \.nirs in the neighbor-
hood, and the old farm wm threat-
ened wUh demolftieu when the
rural council decided to aMutov the
farm buildinga. together wtth sixty -
three acres of land, at « of
$40 (WO The farmhou se Jihirii i.. of
'■ '" <T!Kin I •irrounded hy
■ I iior,: .-uid iM.nds. and the buiid-
■ Uiis ad.|o,n;nK include a huge tithe
barn erected in the slxtooBth
century.
Hegetton. a ite ,,! <,;,ir
ailed, formed jiai- of ti,
Manor « hi. h m 1i da-,
of the ri.o ' in;porta:it ;n !
rl Mldd!r-.eK In );.,-
F-i -arri m Kr-ireston was Iteld by
(hf An iMi-,4,o,, or Wdmrand. who
in 1344 sold tlie msasuage and i.i; -i
now known as Headstone (Jrnnce
to John Stratford then Ar-hhl^hei'
rf Canf/Tbun- r,i,,> .inparenil-
'^•l.'ihed for r» (-..i r- hour ,.f re«r' nf
not too great a distance from
tronts ^.5; purchased by y.
<^°"f r-d aU ''^Z^^^S^
earns ^aR^^Jf^j tb« industO«>«i
■ r.
of yo^"^
ft;in,.-.
a , oil'
he ( e)iirt.<4
e.gn of
Thi§ 4dvtrti9tmtnt U the ttcmii «f t tttitt of sJrtrtU*-
me-'< ..■-,,,"'•0- thr B.C. r ■ lu.n Bmrwmm of ilu
^mtuouvrr Board of Trtde m the mMmMsIs «/ tht
MmmmfmctwrtTt #/ Brki$h CHamik,
~ ^ I HE DAILY COLONiST. VICTORIA. B.C.. SUNDAY. SHPTEMBEK 30, 1928 ^
4^
World-Famous Stories
THl- Ri-vriRV
ByGl V dr MM E'ASSAN I
lOuT il( Uaupuaanl. 11M>- lltS. wti* % Tteoth novcUxt vui wrilrr ol tiiui l Monc& Hta
bfsl kAOWB liO** tiiciu4« "m* M«ckJM«." "A Ft*e« e( BlrUia. UmHemoittUa nil "
togethrr. Passing a bar tliry went
In to have some drinks togpther
"This IS Marlin, ' said I>eve!W]ue
to the bartender, 'who haa rrtumpd;
he used to be my wife husband,
you know. You rcmmubcr Maruc.
wte «M loii At *mv
The ma.-'ter rrf the plarr looked at
Martin ralinls and said Hello,
Martin, you here''
And MafUn renttfA sUnftly v/'I'm
here." ■ f
Thus vras a dVptnatlc return taken
The husband, Martln-Levesque. ts
•way nffhing at sea. The witc and
mothrr l« before the rude hut
mending a large net which la
lAretctMd aloiif the «aU Wu a huge
•likter wal^ A foHrtocn-rav-oUl
girl la in ih* garden, m«ndinff tha
family Untn. already patched be-
jrond recognition Another Rirl. a
year of f>o younger, sils rocking a
baby iij her arms. Two other iliil
dren are playing In the &and
Nobodv Maka. QiUy bo by
whlm|49 jjiumiiuitMly. though
feebly. Mdteniy girt tB Uia
garden cries out to her mother:
•There he i.s! "
They have been worrMiit; all
morning about i* man ulio i.
prowhng arousd the ^;oll.^e a man
who lu<jks OfW poorer than they
When Ui«y nwonipanM Urn lather
to the boftl that raertilBr the
stranger had been sitting on the
edge of the ditch opixwite their hut.
When they came back he wa;; .still
sitting there and staring at the
house
He seemed very unhappy He .sat
there for more than an hour. then,
seeing how awpldOttiljr tt>«L re-
garded him. he went mray. Bit he
came back after a while and
watched them furlhPT ofT.
The mother and the little gtrla
were afraid. The mother was of an
specially timid nature, and her hus-
band was not due to return before
nightfall. Martln-Leveeque had
that name becau.se Ihi inarncd
name luid Ihth Martn her dr .!
husband hv that namr wa.s In't nt
sea. ne\rr heard nt and his name
had tireii Lcvcsciur so they had
combined the two. and eo everyone
knew them.
Madame Martin liad been a
faltt-.di! "ife. howe\(' She had
waiter) ten years for her first hu.s-
band to come back. Hien, to help
her support herself and the ctall-
dren. she acoepted the offer oC mar*
nage made by Levesque. a widower
with dill' M 1)1 nf hi i)W II
Thru life \\ .i ndl ca.sv- nrr.id
w 11."- dear and meat a\ almn i uii-
kn()v\n ui their prxu hut Ihjt they
managed to get along .somehow.
The eldest girl wld; "Ue leems to
know uei mamma *
nut the mother thought tha
hi ranger did not belong anywhere
around thrir loniinu'rl (m <:
inuninablr bi'l wnhout botlinnn.;
tlirrii in .iu\ \\n\ cs^cpl to v*.iriv
them with hi& presence. Madame
Martin-Levesque even took up a
.spade and went out to demand an
exphinatfon from htm. He asked if
he woiTtrd In ; a.sked why he
was .''iivinc: ll' iid rouldti f h.e
just .-It along itir ifiad'' Having no
lepl', to that, hr Ifft hun there.
The d«y pas.-rd slowly.
When Martln-Leveaque cam4.
home he man bad gone, niey tdld
him about the stiMaftr. Tarbapi
ut halfwit," he said, "or an ordinary
hi!{hwa\ robber W' !(,i\r nothing
to iPHt trom either, and he went
to bed without t*'lpWiig Mor more
about It.
The neA.'Al^ t'ein^ ■.tormy.
MartlD'ljtraiitiileiayed home. Tbc
HtraAger caibe about BtaM
o clock. liurtln-iLevesque went out
to meet hhn and have a rhat with
hun
Siic'i tliP t wo men ratr.f tiiirk tO»
getli' I Thp husband f'-kl l\ls wife
to give the stranger something to
eat, lor he was 8tarviqc< The hobo.
If such he was. atQ Mf«iy. while
the woman ano h«^ two oldart gtaria
Ktarrd runouslv AOd I— gWhH
feurlullv at hiui
I .<'\ ( ,s<j\ir I 'Hik I ( iiair and said:
•■Ha'. ( vou fome very far?"
"I'luMi ( '• ite,* iN«*tbe reply.
On loot?
"Yei. If you have no mootj you
mult travel afoot."
"Where are you going?'
Levi',. qui'
I \^a.^ (uming here."*.
"i)<> you kfiinr MVbMi.
' I'erhapa."
Both men were silent Ibt
v agabond looked as though be bad
sufTered a great deaL imtiknly he
was asked hiB IMUM. taKff^nA
simply •
"I am railed Martin "
Tlie inofher It It ,i stnuige,
I quivering sen.'^atlon The stepped
nearer the man to look at bta^
Rverjrane was silent for a
P ) you batang hMPtI
I.evi (]ue.
■■\'( '- 1 lifliiiu: h''r»\** said MarMn.
]\> i;i,,r,i hi., <•■,.••, and met those
of t!:' v-<i:ii;in I'hi'y seeBgd
( inated by each other.
le It IBM m iwfciinr
."^he.
Tel. It li X." tms the ilmple
If f'piy-
It I./eve!wjue then asked: "Whare
|| ha\ < > ' M ' I- f rom
Wrii ;, • Martin, •'from Africa.
Wt- . rii •. .uid"d there. Three of
us survived, tiavagee captured ua.
I* We were atovcs twelve yean. Ab
FngUeh traveler r«M«ed na and
brought me to Oett»— and here T
am
Thrn Martin lr>oked at the two
oldei ' tiiMirri, 'i.i I iris Hnd .said:
"An- i!ii>s'- uiui' !■ ' fjue nooded
In Ihr afTlrmil.-< M.irtln did nOt
embrace them. He said only:
• How they have frownl"
What are we going to dot" aiked
l,evrs(iue "Til do whatever jrou
wl.sh I luivr iiM desire to WimH
vou Ye! i( 1. ,4 nuisance I have
two < hildrrn \ ou have three. I
^.uppooe well each take our own.
But the mother —about her IH do
whatever you think it rtfht But
the house Is mine, for my faOVtf
left it t(« ni'' "
|. T)ie wnmnn iiud been sobMnf KoT
'.some time At insi they dteMtd. t*
a.sk t!ie prirst .iliMut It
A,''. Martin in e tils wife threw
hers'ir on hl8 breast, crying: "My
husiiiind' My poor-Mbrtln!'' 8ha
wa.t remembMinf the dajrs Of their
youthful love Martba hlmealf wae
nnu h inoveii He Idbntf hOT imdcr
her tir)nnet
Tlie two children In lii'-pl'<».
began to howl becau.se ttuur mother
wa-i crying. The baby yelled In
unison wtth them. The older gtrle
were at a k« wbat la ^ whether
to like their father or not.
I.,eve-ique Mild "Come on. Well
have (o get Ihl.s .settled"
The mother urged the daughter
•'KI^^ your father at least.' Ro
at her
Ihrn the tM MM Ml Hm house
placidly by these peasant folk as
they accepted the sunsiiine axul the
rain, good luck or bad, whenHW It
entered their elmpie lives.
The clubman, wn. nad dined not
wisely but too well the evening be-
fare^^Bftct U^m^OMJ^^iet^git^
l«iOk place:
"Good morning."
"A fine morning "
"It is. Is that today's milk you
are delivering? '
• Yeji, siir Absolutely."
"Thank.s MNT Z kBOW H'S tO>
morrow "
"Any human interest
story?"
• There's * in it. U that is
what you meatk**
"What naoM w
baby?
"Mangold."
"In the hope that she will?
ESTABLISH MEDICAL
OFFKESS » ARaiC
Department at
portant Ktrp in Caring for
Northern Natives
Realixiog that the future develop-
ment of the (OMmMIbr Nordi de-
|)ends to a large exttnt on a healthy
and contented native population, the
Department of the Inlgrtor has ever
maintained efforU to thla «pd. An
Important step taken sinoe the De«,
partment a.ssumed the admlBlatra-
tion of E^sklmo affairs la.st year was
the decision to station medical ofR-
cers on the Arctic coa.st and islands
17r. L D Livingstone who.se work
among the EskUno6 of Baffli^ and
other Arctic Iglandb covens a number
of yean, ag^ returned North with
Om Ba. Beothte this Sitthmtr. and.
after a virtt to the fartom porta wtth
the ship, he dlsembarbtAi* FaBf-
nlrtung to resume his WOK amoog
the natives of BafUn I&land.
Another poet at which It wa« de-
ddad to place a medical officer be-
fore Winter sat in waa AKlavib. lu
the delta of the Bfbekcmle Mver. In
reeporwe to the official announre-
ment of this vacancy, applications
were received from a number of
competent physicians, and Dr W M
Wilkinson, of Ensa.s, In Northern Ori-
tskTlo. waa selected. His sudden death
from heart disease at Edmonton en
route to his new post naoeesitated
the saieetkm of another eOow. Dr.
J. A. Urquhart. of MountatA Mtk.
Alberta, who Ls a graduate Of Mc-
(JUl. a veteran of the Great War,
and ha.s had coaslderable exj>enenci'
with Northern and plonetv roiuli-
lion.s, wa.s appointed He left Ed-
monton on AugUfit 21 In order to
catch the last boat this season front
Ptort Smith. N.W.T., down tha Mac-
to AfclavQu Or. Ihrqubart. In
addltlOB to his week amooff tba
three, will also give medical aseist-
ance to the reitre.sentatlvoe of other
Federal departments in the North,
namely, the Royal Canadian
Mounti'd Police, the I>epartmenl of
Indutn AfTairs and the Department
of National Defence < Royal Oaaa-
In Europe, where Uiere Is
ing ajitagunLsm between the
tlie feniinLsUs are concentrating UMi^
shafts of criticism on the unmarried
adttlt males, warning them that they
wlD nav«r amount to anything if
they do not marry. In retaliation,
the bachelors have re examined ht.s^
tory. and In .self-defence point with
pride to the recorcLs of .such great
biii helors a.s Mh haelangelo, New-
ton, horke, I.icbnitz. Hobbes, Hume.
Heethoven ^ia^gent. Balzac. Pascal.
Oitib'ui. Adam Smith. Kant. Scho-
penhauer. Nietzsche, Spence.
Plato ( ioethe, "
and °**^'*fT
.//////'/
FIFTY YEARS OLD: Ccruiolf when
BckMh ColaiBWt wm in ici nraddlinf
clothci hack iS HUk 70*t, vitions f>f a (?re.u
in I fair PrO^rifiM Wffi dfVUMd of — bat
how far short of reaiitv were they!
The work I'f the f'oundrrs ol The Rr.ickm.in Krr N!il!in7
Ltd.. had been nursed and developed, sometimes with m^ny an
taziou momcsc; yet dfttrmio^ttoft nmr flagged and continued
t t t -f f f
(nogrcM WM thc foal C6 bc attoitttd. To-day thig sound organ-
iiacaoa wick ill 20 BRANCHES in « auay Tovtmi and Qcict
thfoofhoMC Bfitiili CohmiUa. oondnoct to vitir yi\Ai fioanfi
hi- "''() ^ cur of Stuiesilu! Sei-vitc" ju.'st rnrrpletec! i\ a ^oTTrf
toundaiiou tor the progress and development ol the ( iMnt^my a
bosin«» in thc next decade and thc fntnxc yean that an belofc
THE FUTURE LOOKS GOOD: i- tht Bdn* oa-ai. a- h ««. k wa u
dm dm aod cadMvor ol dm B A( K Go* fl«te-
tdn and build up dm food w^ mod aarvioc that haa givoa dm Conpony dm pcotad plnoe it oocoflio In dm
buKinrss world today. Today 50 YFAR.S after that vcry small begioniBg ia SAANICH lo 1B78 Hbdn
(>ossiMr hv Canfx>o (.old The BRACKMAN-KER MILLQ4<a CCX, LTD. m nliliiitbig didr
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY. While a great achievement ood tO fao ptood oC, k «nk» wkll
it a ^rrat obligation — thc obligation of Duty and Service to our costooien and flienda— dm Buying
Public. They have depended on B &: K over a long period of years and the ume ila|ii ii if iliiljlji ifn
Mine honorable and fair »«-»^««^ will *r******'v^ lo bo ibo luadnoMOtnL bilM ioT that Smcsm* whkh k OMnd
i|i tbc untrodden Future.
THE BRACKMAN-KER MILLING CO. LIMITED
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THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORL\, B.C. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
With Sterling Values in
Anniversary Values
in Misses' and
Women s
FUR- TRIMMED
COATS
VcloMr ("1 th Coats in straight-line styles, tvirn hack cuffs,
sha^l aii'1 crii>h collars of tliihctiiif. Shades '"f if "1
dish bnnvn, wine, lawn, jadc, navy and
medium h!ue - ...
$19.75
$25.00
Coats of niarvcUa, \ clour and broadclotii ; straij;ht-line and
belted models, with cuflfs, sharwl and choker collars of thi-
bethie. A selection of colors, including navy
and black , .
Coats of needlepoint, velour^ pressed plush and broadcloth;
belted models and wrappy styles; trimmed -with thibetine,
mandel and opossum. Many p<^ular shades, <l*OQ 7C
also navv and black '. ^LtV* i O
Coats of novelty tweeds, wool plaids, broadcloth, velour and
pressed [ilusli ; for sports and dress wear; trinim-
badger, mouflflon and opossum.
Kach
$37.90
Li'ats of creamer cloth, duvctync. broadcloth and fancy plush; smart, wrappy styles,
with mushroom or shawl collars, also scarf effects. Cuffs spiral or gauntlet effects 'IMiev
are trimmed with opossum, badger and moufflon. Popular shades. t/17 CA
Ut fftoor
A Choice Selection of Higher Grade Coats
\
'ats of Norma cloth, duvetyne. broadclotii anil novelty materials, with the newest
Ic collars, cuffs and trimmings. I'tir :r<- Leaver, fox, mole, mus^rat, wol^, s<ivir-
caracul and sable. A selection of
$37^0 to $97.
—U»aU% Otpt.. lU moor
Unusual Values in Babywear
liabies' All-Wool Sweatet Coats with collars. In pink,
Miie or white Sizes 1. 2 and years. Each 89^
liabies' .Ml-W ool ruU-Over Sweaters in pink, ! r
white. Sizes 1, 2 and 3 years. Each „ iiijp
Fine White Cotton Dresses for babies of six months to
"< year. These are trimmed with lace and insertion.
lllack Sateen rompers with a buttpn crotch and trimmed
with red or yellow pipings. Each ^ 69f
Boys' English Wool Suits^ $2M Each
I'.oys' i:npli>li Two Piece Suits of all-woot. These con-
sist of jersey and pants in shades of rosewood, coral, fawn.
Sizes 2 to h years. A suit ^2.95
Hoys' Two-Piece ICnplish Suits that wear very well Thr<r
( f'ltsist of jersey and pants in mixed colors in grec
and blue. Sizes 2 to b years. A auit i(>'Z.U3
— ChUdran's Wmt, tut Floor .
Girls^ Fall
Coats
$5.00 tack
Smart Coat.s l'(.r l-all and
Winter for the girl of ^ t(. 14
years. ShoWn in a large num-
I'^r .f styles and in shades of
;Mr( ii, hrnun, p^rcy, fauti, navv
.111(1 purple. I'"iiiislu'<| wilii
sinart bcavcrinc collar.s. silk
stitching and touches of con-
trasting color. . d- / wi
Each sPO.UU
— 4QUMren't Wear, lat flow
l'^nj;lish Stockniettc Overall Gaiters for chddrcn of 2 to
5. Shown buttoned at side with elastic at the waist anrl
imiOir ! with .i^aiter Straps. Shown in saxe, fawn
ind brown. A pair 1^:^.00
o-^aadna't Wmt, lai
COAT Am SVIT FLOn LliS
50c
ValUM to I1.2S for,
Bm:Ii..
W e ii;i\e a \ « iy toniplete ranpe of ("o.it and .^nit I'lowers
fashioned from tine fabrics. includM)(;j silks, \rlvel> rluf-
lons. etc. These add a fashionable touch of color to the
\utumn costume. '^*^*« .-50^^
Long Kid and
• Suede Gloves
0
Refttlar $S.95 Pair for
I-on.c: l-Veiuh Kid and
Suerle Gloves. 12 and 16-
button lengths. All first
quality skins, beautifully
soft and flexible, insuring
perfeet fit Shades are tan.
brown, bAver, grey and
black. These are far below
the manufacturer's cost
price. A limited (juantitv
only. A pair f 2.9^
—Mala floor
Handkerchiefs
A Minufactiirar's Clearing
Line
UXI Do/cn Georfjcttc and
frepe de C'liinc llatidkci
chiefs in danil> liand-dev:-
orated desifs^s and .nhown in
a variet\ of vha,),^ These
sell in the regular way at
50c each. Priced for Anni-
versary at- 8 for f 1.00
5Q Ho/en Real Lace Hand-
kerchiefs wilb a fine sheer
Imcn centre. i'hcsc will
malfe ideal gifts and are
shown in a very desirable
choice of laces.
Values to $1.25 each . 75<
V alues to 95c each 50^
Handbags
l.ratber 1 1 a n d b a i,' s in
pouch st>le, mounted on
fancy frames. All neatly
lined and flffeil with inticr
swing purse. In the new tan
shades and red. black, hine
and f^rcy. Regvl
each for ^^l.Ub
Han<H)acr<! of plain or fancy
framed leMher in the sea-
son's popular shades. En-
velftpe "r poUCh Styles Reg-
u 1 a r $4.95. Anniversary
Price, each fSM
89c
.SULKS
il .iniiivrrsary l*ru'«'ii
.^i> \\\<]\ Silk 'r.ilTct.i in ^ firm weave.; In hi.ilk, 11.1
white, liiovNii, .ipru'it, taupe, chartreuse, peach,
henna and ).ireen. Rcj^ular $1.7.S a >ard for
.^8-fnch M.it ^.icpc in a heas \ quality suitable for dresses.
Show 11 in aqua green, daffodil, aitverwing, peach. lavender,
I K-l, Sistiiir. N ile, peach, blue A^d CO^per. OC
Kej^ular .<.v,^i) a vu i f"i ^LfLtO
3()-lneli Idack l>u< li< -s >,itiii in a nice bright tnn-li \\ ill
wear well. Regular $1.''8 a yard ^| A/V
for — ^ , — \ #1 •UU
36-Inch Black Taffeta, very strong grade with J A
< rich finish. Regular $2.00 a yard ior.j.. .. 4 A •flaf
.V) Inch Black ChifTon Velvet that is splendid (^o qo
for dresses. A yard <K*ii*«IO
.>8 liu li ( 'rpe de Chine in a good clear >i<feave %nd a
heavy grade. In ])c\ach, preen, apricot, faw^, r(^^r m m ,
blue, almond and regal. \ alues to $2.50 a ^1 y|D
yard for , #Aa4«f
\^ amends Arch Corrective Shoes
$6MPair
A special purchase enables us to offer 300 pairs of
this well-known make of Corrective Shoe, iwhich reg-
^ells for .'^.00, at this low price." The stylea
ul.irl \
iiu !ii(h- r.rown Kid Oxfords and Pdack Kid Two-
Strap Shoes. Sizes from 3 to 9. l'*ittinj;s from \ \
to \). .Anniversary Trice,
I T'nir *.
\^ Women » Sho««. tit Floor
$6.00
Anniversary Values in
New Fall Millinery
The demand for navy blue hats is daily increasing. W'e
ha\e purchased thes^e in all prices to suit the taste of
evtryone.
The Catalina Navy Blue hell Hats are exceptionally good
and are shown in good-fitting hats with brims or close
small shapes t6 suit the small bobbed heads' an ! n
collars. These are, each ^ V">#1>0*00
( )ther N'avy Hlue I'Vlts . if .i fine ;.;rade "f felt in
do/ens of shapes from which to choose, i'^ach, ^12. U5,
^.95 to f 7.95
I'lirplc or wOf)d violet is akso a very popular shade for all
aj,'es. We are offering very rich Embroidered Velvet or
I'elt and \'el\et llatv inor^ matronly types. In
ti tiipliii^ prices, eacli. ij^ 4.U5 to ^10.50
hor the nunc xoutliful tliete are the i'.eret Tain --tsles.
tight little >kiill caps, cnd)i(iiilci ed m all-over dcsij^ns and
felts, ^ch, f5.95, f^.95 and...^ f8.95
Matrons' Ulack Velvet Hats with heroniinij 4»rims, rc-
licve«l wifli a little silver <ir i<<r. ' Similar
styles in brown, navy and wine. i^l.Uo, .*5><i.J>.> .iml up.
\\ e li.i\ e a threat harjjain in pretty colorful anri I'd.n k belt
Hats, attractively banded and trininted with cut felt.
Values to $4.95 each for... ^ ™
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
At Anniversarjf Prices
f)50 Pairs Children's Half Socks of lisle ^ind .-^tlk and lisle.
.Neat fitting.; and excellent \\eaim<; hose in j)lain colors,
stripes ;ind checks. In all |»>pniar shades. Sl/e^ 4 ' to
8. \ aliie> t.i .S(K . \iini\ei>ai \ Special at. a pair 10^
Children's Cotton Ho.se, long !>tylc, in ril)l>ed effect and
well reinforced. In black, white, brown and fawn. Priced
SI 1 1 ft pjtif ••*>•■*■•••■■•■ •■••^•••'••■■■••••■••••^••••••••••■•••k -«•*•••*••«*• •••*>■ • ■•>••■■.
Children's Wool Golf Hose in ribbed cashmere or heavy
worsted effects, for bo\s' nr j^irls" wear Shown with at-
tractive turn-over tops in heather mixtures, grey, fawn,
blue and Mack. Values to 98c. • A pair S9^
Girls' Silk and Litle Hose, long style, with well-reinforced
wearing pants. In zinc, nude, chicl#and blush. Priced at,
a pair ~ ~ 49^
ClnMrrii'v I'ine 1* bbfil Silk and WOoI Hose, lonij st\le
and well rcinforcec 111 chicle and -white, acorn and white
and champagne and white. A pair „ 79^
(.111 l,oii),j Silk Hose with hemincd tops and reinforced
wearing parts. In pearl blush»- |les)i, peach, champ^^ne.
nude and white. A pair:....- ^.
ChiMten -. Ml \\ (.<)l C.dlf Hose, best Kn^lish and Cana*
dian makes. Attractive turn-over tops and fancy rih or
diamond designs. .Ml p».ipular colors. A pair 9S^
EmphasiMMg Exceptional
I (lines ill
Women s
Knit Underwear
At 89c
200 pairs of Women's Fleeced Cotton Com-
liiiilf iiji ^li'MiMer .and s|i
sleeves, kiifc Ifiigth. Sues Mj, 40 and 44.
A garment 89^
500 only, ' Velva ' Fleeced Cotton Vests
with built-up shouhh : I a neck and short
sleeves, or high iicck and three-quarter
fileeves, and also with wide shoulder straps.
Sizes 36 tp 44. Kach 89^
500 pairs of ■■\ <'|v.a" Hloomers in cream
only, .Made in a full gusset and elastic at
waist and knee. Sizes 36 to 44. A pair, 89f^
2()() pairs nf Rloomers in cream only, to
match the altove \ ests. Well cut w ith a tjriofl
gusset. Sixes 3o to 44. A pair 8i>f
2tX) only. Crescent Brand Fhreced Cotton
N ests with rayon silk stripe. Heautifully
finished. All styles. Sizes 36 to 44. Priced
at, each 89^
200 pairs of Fleeced Cotton Bloomers in
white, pink, peach, sky, mauve and buff.
Sizes 36 to 42. A pair 89^
. ui
29c
Anniversary
Values in
Wbmen^s
Hosiery
550 pairs of Women's
Seamless Silk and Silk and
Lisle Hose with elastic
ribbed or hemmed tops an<l
well spliced heels. Shown in
champa^'ne. nude, b 1 a c k.
grey, guiunetal and j.earl
blush. Values to 79c
a pair for
1,150 pairs of Women's
All-Wool and Silk and
Wool Hose, seamless, well
reinforced and with wide
hemmed trtps. .Sh^wn in
popular shades for n- - t
wear. Regular to
D.75 a pair for
520 pairs only. Women's
Pure Silk Chiffon Hose with
either fancy clocks or plain
'-ilk to the top. A nice clear
texture and well reinforced
at the wearing parts. In sil-
ver, rose, opal, sandust, light
beige, trhampagne, illusion,
hoggar, nude and gunmetal.
Regular $4.50 a C 1 QO
pair for s^l.UO
Thread Silk Hose, full or
semi-fashioned, silk to the
jrarter heiii and w^Il rciil-
iorced. In shades of plat-
inum, sonata, naturclle.
chafre, patio, hoggar,
chateau, chalet, nude, cas-
cade, rose nude, beige
and u bite. \ alues
to $1 75 a pair for.
Big Values in Hayon Silk Underwear
Rayon Silk VeaU in opera style or with built-up shoul-
dera. In white, pink, peach, mauve, Nile, maize and
black. Small, medium and large sizes. Each 89<
Kayon Silk lilooniers, well cut with a full jrusset. Neatlv
shirred elastic at uai-,t and knee. Small, medium n- I
large sizes. .\ pair. k^>^
59c
98 c
KAiON SILK BLOOMERS
Regular $2.75 Pair for $1M
\ successful purchase of 100 dozen Heavy Rayon
Silk Uloomers enables us to ofTer them at this ex-
tremely low price. In shades of pink, peach, mauve.
Nile, reseda, coral and white. Small, medium and
large ftisea. A pair...... fl.60
RAYON UNGERIE
Combinations of good quality rayon with lace-tnninied
brassiere and plain bloomers. Shades are coral, peach,
Nile and pink. A aet • ^2.75
Ka\on Sets consisting of vests and IVcnch pantees. Very
fetching with' lace insertion trimming. Shown in peach,
coral, sunni and mauve. A set ^.50
Rayon Sets, consisting of .brassiere and step-in, daintily
trionmcd with frills of narrow lace. In ahades of pink,
coral, mauve and Kile. A ' r :J 98.50
Crepe de Chine and Rayon Jackets
Lace-Trimmed Jackets of fine rayon silk in dainty pa-tel
shades. Priced from f 1.95 to ^.50
Jackets of erepe de Chine, attractively trimmed in lace
an<l stiiMMi )• ' ' i\ peach, orchid, aun ' -id
^- i|Mi.95
pink. Kach, i^J.Ubj ^4.^ and
Corset
DemonsUation
The Week Beginning Monday,
October 1
By MRS. M. S. PRITCHARD
Reprta«B^ti«f of the PuBooa La Camilto
Cortets
of interest to every woman in Victoria is this visit of Mrs, M. S.
I'ritchard. concededly the fr»rrmo',t c'Tsetiere of .New ^drk Cil\. .*she
uill demonstrate the famous La Camille Corsets here all week. She will
help you select the corset best suited to your figure.
Telephone Mrs. Tritchard for an appointment. This service is free of
charge.
We are featuring; this week a Corselette with abdomjnal belt, for the
woitnan who is full through the abdomen. Price. ...,^^.$7,tiiO
Cor«rlett( \^ ith the new poms top and long over the hips, o
ra>on cotton ^ . ^ f4.9&
Lady f'.ettv l lerrv I'our-I'ly Wool, ibost Suitable for baby farmeata. A clearer
in pink only. 3 skeins for _ _ |^5^
iriaiigU' Shu ICS, \ alues Lo $^.40 for 9&c Each
Novelty Scarves in vmrioui colors and designs. Good quality
silk. Each ^ 98^
DAVID SPENCER
Stor« How: « A.M. to • P.M.; W*4iiMd«y. i P-M-. Satvday. * f U.
Laundry [la^s stamped for embroidery and made XLf of unbleached cotton.
Apph'pie designs. Each » 59<
t"nshion«( stamped f..r finilting in attractive designs. These can be wor' ^
by hand or machine. Ivach - ^. ,.
Cmrerall .Aprons of unbleached cotton. b<wnd, ma^ taf and stamped. ^ -
plique pf)cket <lcsign.*. Kach - 79^
t
I
7 ■
rTST> vTcmnyA. B.C. ft^j^n^r, sk^tsmmol mk wot-
OMvSSth-Anmversam CommmQ&s Monday, Oct, 1
— ^ .. ' ' . < .'L ' . ' . . 'J. iif im" I 1 1 , ■ . I 11 > 11,11 1^ IP iiiiiHi. mill., II I iiiii, II , i u I -
With Stirling Valms in All Pepartments
200 Mens Suits
Of Scotch and En^lis/i Tweeds and
Worsteds
$22.50
Stlit^ tr>i n'cii (ii ii'tt i-t\,itiN(" (Ii«'-.'~ci ('oi'
rcct - 1 _\ k> 111 I ml h 1 II I (• it 111 1 di hi ca -t cd i ih kK Is.
«i!K lined. iSuils thai will retain tlien '-lia[H li
oe«6 and luie appearance. Kadi $22.50
^ ' — MM'a QleUitAc. Main Floor
Mens Two -Pant
Suits at $ 1 6.95
ICxtraordinai y \ alucs arc rc[)rcsciite(l in tli( ^c lw<»-
pirrp 'Jtnt'^, in jrof^'I t::rafle tweeds, siti^,de and dt>uble-
breasted models. There are l)r(>\\ns, ^rey, mixed
twee4« Mi^iicrringbono'' Ml weii- tailor^' ' ''wo
pairs of pants with each suit $1<>.95
lien's Clolhini. Maiu Floor
MEN'S OVERCOATS
$14.95 and $19.75
m
Men's and Young Men's Overcoats in medium and heavy weights. All-wool tweeds in
popular shades. Single and donble-breasted. Sizes 34 to 40 — ■ ....914.95
\ qrrat ?;rlcf'ri<-)n < * \-.\U <^^\(ri at- m nr -, --tNlc, aiul shades, with silk, \rl\ot or plush
linings; single and (knihli^ l icasted; raglan or sct-m slrrvcs. Si/.cs J4 to 44. An . ■
tunity to iccurc a higli-j^tadc Coat at a low price, liach - _ $l!i,7."j
Boys' Topcoats
! .i>;lisli iiiue Chinchilla Reefers, double-breasted, with briss
^vttumi^mtd -with red flannelette. SUea 22 16 dOL-._.f8.90
I 'v s" l.nfi^lish Blue Chinchilla Repfers, lined with red flannel,
.iMiit.lc l,rra>^tr.I in I with br.T^-^ Luttons.' SizcS 22 to .10.. ..^.O.")
'■ovs I rifli li r.hir <,'hn\rhi!la N'a\'T»| Coat5. <irytH>lr-hrra*<tr'l.
I'l. l)utll>Il.^ ami lined with red flannelette, bizes 22 to .k).
I'rtced at f4.95
I'.oys' ICnglish Blue Chinchilla: Naval Coats, pleated back with
I ( It. double breasted and lined with red flannel. Size.s ' ^ ^
I'ri. rd at _ _ ^<;.J>:»
Hoys Pure Wool Blue Chinchilla Naval Coats, with shoulder
straps, pleated bade with belt, double-breasted, brass buttons
I I lined «rith iawn wool fleece linings. $iaes 24 to 30
- jpii:.oO
lu\cndc 'I\veed Overcoats, plain and fancy patterns; neat,
tyliah model^i set-in or raglan sleeves. Sixes for 3 to Syears.
I 'riced at ■ 1 1 .i n i .. i — ...^w«9S
with two-way collars^
dircc-piccc belts and lancy twccd linings.
Sizes 26 to 30..
Sites 31 to^— — ™
I Joys' and Youths' Pure Wool Mackinaws; Boys' and Vooths' Oilcloth Coats; vrll.uv.
...ul grey. Double^brca.stcd. with heavy »^** shades; corduroy col-
storm collv*. Sites 15 to 36. — _.f4.96 lar<wlth strap. Si^set 24 to 34 f4.S0
MtiVb :^ULKS
RcUable Wolsey Brand
Fall Wri^dit A 11- W ool
Sock.s with heavy rib and in
heather and fjrey mixtures.
.\ card of mending wo. j
with each pair. Guaranteed
not to shrink. .\ pair. ^l.QO
Socks of liplit( r >yeight than
the above. .Ml wool and in
heather and lovat mixttirr
A card of mending wool
with each paif jCtf
Wolsey SpaHsihan Brand
Silk and Wool Sf>« ks, pat
tcrncd 'With fancy cliecks. »\
pair — 1 :. ...f 1.00
Wolsey Brand Pure Wool
Winter Weiqht Cashmere
.Socks. Brown, navy, black,
f rey and white. Sixes 9 to
2. A pair — fl.OO
Wokey Brand Pure Wool
Sock.s, fancy design.s and as-
sorted colors. Guaranteed
not to shrink.. — .„ flJK
Ml \ S SH LATTHS
^.50, ^SS and $4^
240 Men's Pure Wool Pull-Over
'-'\^^atcrs, Universal brand, V neck
style with ribbed bottom ; new col-
ors and designs. Sizes 36 to 42.
Pffced st..-JL 92.96
Men's Heavy Jumbo Knit Sweat-
' t s. jMiII over stvlr with shaw l collar, ribhrd bf)ttom ; white
lotiiid witii cdloretl stripe around !><id\ l,.-irli .^4.50
\tlantic lirand Wool Jersey Cloth a cater Coats, V neck
style with two podcets. Colors are hesther and lovat.
and and grey. 2.50
Men's I lunneielte iSighishirts^ $1.93
! • riannelctte Nightshirts, with collar and j
patterned in assorted stripes. '•'rS^'h.,,. .. ■ f i.&5
Mrn's Hdndkt n hiei\s and Gloves
I :mc I
\ h.dl
I i ivvn Handkerchiefs, with fast cok>r borders
f ^1.25
M< n s Kayoii .^dk Web Braces, -with cord or leather ends.
\ pair — . , : ..^ 754^
Plain -WUte Irish Handkerdiiefs. Sise 17 x 17
3fdrM^
!. Ml Woo! Cashmere Scarves, fancy checks and as-
i)tt(<! ..lots l.irh JH1.7r»
.Men s and Voutlis' Lined Astrachan (.doves with g.i
wrist, rubber interlined; polKover style. A pair..^ J ..%<)
^6 Only — Large
Sise Comforters
Each, $1.98
Cointortrrs in large floral
designs. On sale 91«S6
Afen'f Anmifersary Shoe Specials
300 pairs ol .Men s I an .Caliskin (Jxfurds, (uU double
or single soliS, on new shapes. Fine quality shoes,
bought to advantage and passed on to tf|r AA
ff^ af. a pair — ^D.Uv
\
M»io nmt
A Great Selection of
Towels
Drug Sundries and ToiUiries
Anniversary Values
Hot Water Bottl«s
$1 (Kl value _^„.. ««e
JI.50 value »6<
Hak BnislMB
An sssortnwat of cb«iiy-
■ bieked Y>rashe« and bcit
t.ii.stlr N Mill rhMCt at Aa>
iiivcisary I'ncei,
WhaUteM Hair BtMhas
At — , ,. a»#
Of with Cotnb complete
.•9
Frsncb Ivory Hair CmUm
Etch .
Palmoiive Skavtaig Cream
A tube 9S0
With a Gillette Razor fr«e.
Shavinc Brushes
12iMlfijiMcc set for.. »»<
Ills Rabber m<
it
Talcums
An assortment of 2Sc tins
at a tias ter .^MS^
Lamp Stands
$5.75
Your chSWe of either
r'.nd-c -r fnnior Style
i<amp Stands with adjust-
able light sockets. In dull
walnut fini^li. Complete
with weigiited base l'Mr<-d
at ^5.75
Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
lO-oz. bottle 1 W
Glycerine and Rostwater
Urge flask .. .„
SoUlita Powders
\-< K at boxes 1^994
Maatcurt Scissors
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22
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C. SUNDAY^^EFfEMBEB^ 30. 1928
CHESS COLUMN
"OaM mammvWt • rhMabosrd "
— ■rroo'a "Don Juan.
By T H PIPER
<A)1 KlgiiU Reserved
m
WHITE
13 N B fi
14 g K 4
15. B B 1
16. K R 1
17. RxN
IB R B 1
19 Q N 4
1( 18. QxP, qxH ch,
BxN, titfowiA RxP.
chMMp. iriUcta eoQlMKto wlU to'
Irodoe* fiMh oomplkmbont for tht
playtra of the front nuQk to ni««ler
For the ftverace player, no doubt,
the present gmmt Is quite com-
plicated enough, and there Is equal-
ly no question aa to the advance in
knowUdfe, parttculftrly In tiM iact
ten ymn.
Bat It (te^. contention dopraet
that the BCtt six men In the
world can draw evrry game they
play, having either thp White or
Black pl(H:;es In any of the accepted
dpenings? We are not sure tliat
in
WHITE
Thp same Us Irom a Vienna tour-
nanieiU. aod the elrgaut Q mcrlfloe
to otcuhmd to add u> tlM lUnlitlc
devices of tht itodent.
BLACK
13 Q N 4 !
14 N B 5
15. N R « Ob
U. NxP^
17. Q X B flU
18 P Q 4 t
19 Q X R ( h
30. BxQ.
aO. BxQ
21 Q X B
22 Q Q J
23 »' g K
24 Q H 5
15. R R 2
Whtt*
M. BxN
91. R X P
22 R K 8
23 N K 4
2i N N .T
2&. N K 9
I 7
29
2^
33
-
■
Capablanca himself in fully
vlQced. ^ hf »<lai»rwl tlut
strongest (actor tti the Opening for
the player with the White plece.i i.s
the gain of tempo rather than the
choice of the particular opening he
may happen to prefer. And can
t!ie player with the black forces
equalli&e this gain of a iemsp with
Its far-reaching effect on tM latter
pait of the game? That is the
question Capablanca proposes to
try to answer so .soon as Ills return
match with Dr. Alechin is played,
and that match will probably be
played in America next year.
John F Barry, in The Boston
TnuucrUH. shedK the following
light: "Kvery player of intiBlligei>ce
knows that axyr gmme of chess from
whatever opening it may spring
can be made dull if it lacks the
spirit of enterprise. In the remote
past It was the rule to indulge in
this spirit, in recent years it has
tvrive months, and I kno«r somi
who never admit having had a tea
Ing year, although they may have
had long weeks or months of mis-
fortune.
"But the teilMT of ivost people
who docmatlw iUMy kbottt the
cards rnvvuging themselves out. is
that there are other factors which
have to be taken into account. The
best player Ls helpless in the hand.-^
of a bad partner rubber after nib-
ber Of course, you may say it i.s
utipcwsible. and. like the cards. yf)u
will get your tair share of good
con- I partners in the course ot a year,
the , But you can t prove it.
"Then again, you may happen to
strike good partnars Just at the
period when they are in bad luck
and you derive no benefit (run their
superior play. And It Any easily
fall out tbftt you get yo^ good
cards at the wrdng time, br when
your partner Is holding a suipcesslon
of Yarboroughs. Good cards ««n
often be very expensive.
'Every bid— except in the case of
ca.st-lron hands Is made on Vie a.s
sumption that your partner holds
some tiling. probaUy «t least two
tricks. You mliy call perfectly
soundly, and even cautiously, but if
3'Ou keep on finding your partner
with nothing In his hand, yoiu are
bound to go down
"Or you may hit a run when the
cards you and your partner hold d'j
not fit You may make a good
I Spade call and find your p^Ftoe^
I
The gsme to » good example of
the high YOllace style of ih<- ITnitcd
States champion, and i.^ takt-n tram
Tlip Field with t)ic \nluiihl<- notes
(in parti. Played at Kisseogen.
warn BLAcdb
Nlmaowltseh Uarshall
1. PQ4 1. mb:b3
2 P Q H 4 t. V Q N S
2 P K 3 I. . ^
lir*r Q HT^^ i. B w i
i V K :i
1
8
S)
10
12.
L!
14
Give Mice for ilk*..
NailKlity
PYi'f frii!!!.
Spdeie
(.'(HI UIUl llOS.
I )i vuured.
I in Livonia.
16. fingliah rtv«.
W, Twice.
18. Man's name.
19 Notable periods,
j 21 OuUT IdfV.
I 2:t l.r; lall.
26. Letter.
S. Ever.
. Lubricate.
09* Rout of % Alp.
4 n N ,
4. (ij B :^
ft. Q B 9
6 B R 4
6. B X N
7. P K 4
8 P K 5
8 N B 3
9. B Nt
f) B X P.
10. q N J
with P K 4 1 to follow.
I. P K R I
t. B KS
• 7. CMtlefc '
t. N Q 4
•.Rut
10. P <4 4 1
Correct was 10. Q Q 9. with P Q
R :f to follow.
i I P X P ep 11. B X q P
p H A p Q R I. thm II
PxP. White beli« uaakle to play
either 19. QxP. (booaiago of H B T
ft - - - -
p
p'
13
14
DOWN
11. Philistine god.
16. God of Babylon.
:o I 'iiititlMjim
2o l)iiiik slowly.
21. Writing instrumebt.
23. UcleUv
24 Lariat.
25. Conjunction.
27. Slbsran gulf.
at. Cloth.
It. water pitcher.
91. Molding. .
32. Endure.
.^lUf: lab.).
4() h'aiher.
I eotajr,
<ak).
T O
36. Otirselves.
37 Greek letter.
■ >> Ah.stfiirt corireption of
40. i'luough the uT'^ncy of.
4i;RiiraL
DOWN
1. More ooBioP.
9. Nldqiane.
9. Nomad.
4. Lawsuits.
5. Roman date.
6. Toward.
7. Eradicate.
8. Forebode.
or 13. B«P
I 'iLstles
BXB
P Q R 9
ViT\ tino' !'
(4 B 4, 16. Q
Of U ,
Rt, QB»th;
18. RxN
1« PXN
17 Q Q 1
l« W K 2
19 K P 2
PXP
Tf 99. P N t
p n
y N B 3
-■ .! K N 3
23 . Q K 5
Tf 23 NxP,
P M ' •
'1 K \ t
: • (V S
12 Q N B S
18. 9xB
14. NxPf
i I > Q X N, then
i H 4. B B 3; 17. Q
IftKN 1. QXP.
15. Q X R
16 Q X K B P
17 K R g 1
18 W H 5 ch
10. P Q R 4
90. RxP
P R 5. threatening
4. P Q B 4
k PSP
been the exception, confined to a with none, or only one. and thehfnd
notahto few like OliarouMii, PtUs- 1 t)^t loAkad a poosWe game win-
bury and Mbnhall. who' had the I her proees worth ottfy the odd.
i"i«(?tnatton to conceive a brilliant You may have a genuine No-
plan, the eourage to .sacrifice to Truinper. and your partner inav put
wards its execution and the .sIcUl U)
rarrv il to .successful fiilfllinenl
Soinr cHtif-r.s tiave brt-n enl^^rpn.sint,'
ixit lacicuig In some of thtese oe«en-
iiab have failad. aad to fayMd Into
duU. Imafinary aowndnei as a
poUey. Pdaslbly thto latter observa-
tion may be applied to most cliess
mairters of tcxlay ITiev cfln br
brilliant t,Mven the (ipportunily. nut
do nothing to crtMi^' the oppor-
tunity for brillianic whlrh. afier
all, is tlie secret of true
gei^Ug."
Auction Bridge
Analyzed
Bv WYNNF
*MU>or MI
FERGUSON
I AaiborUau*t B>io«.
artee* Mr
TO TaBTIBDAT*8 PTZZLI
(;a>ik t)t
IM.AYER
RLN
6.
7.
8
0
BxB eh ?
N Q B 9
N R 3
K H I
9. Q N 3
10. N K N 5
11. N K <
19. NtR
13. N Q 1
14. Q B 2
l .'i K N 1
16. Q K 2
% - K 81 Bf eh 17. Q X N
lit. I'xi^ Black resigns
18 . PxN: If. Q N 4. mate.
21 R R 8
22 P Q N 4
29. PxP ch
. B K 5. threatening
.^'-! ' , i; M 1 ch.
24. q B 8
98. P B « ell
U luu' rcsigiiA.
Our next to from the Maetoi'
roumameot at Budapeet and was
nmrded first hniiiancy prtae.—
British Chess Magazine.
■^^HITE . BLACK
Merenyl Ssekely
I. P K 4 1. P K 8
a.FQ4 a. PQ4
9 NQB8 3. BNS
OBBM NBWI AND NOTES
Canadian Correspondence Ches.s
Association — Originallv founded to
laeet the desirf t..r plav (if A Ir ^
devotees In Manit^)b.i and Saskat-
chewan, its membership roll now
includes players from every Prov-
ince from Nova Sootla to British
Columbia, with a sprinkling of
their pers(»al friends from con-
tiguous American .States They « n
Joy that method of pl.iy f ir it,s own
Inherent ments. <,pp<irtuiiit v for
rhess of tl'.- iniihest quality be^g
i.tlrr.Ml .,n,i 'I:, ( '.C-A., UOW in ItS
fifth year, haa been a fUiTOTt from
the start to growing healthily and
ooouples a field that wa.i waiting for
It Tt 1.^ well orKanizod prompt and
' ''5 i'"!'' in it.s busiiii' .. .uid chr.ss
cngttgcmenla, caters to an ever-
wldeninn Held, and it is a Canadian
iiiMituiion worthy of the support
and loyalty of devotoes of the game.
The entrance ttk ta the major
tournament i.'; ime dollar. Tiuxse
maklnj? over ,i tilrv per cent score
in thi- inajot [ihiv u: i he i li.inipmn-
sJiip ;inil a r. m -< iia t u 'n event lor
thof,e Mi.ikint; !''\.s no extra fee for
either class. Yearly membenhlp,
81J0.
CapaManea's lOO Square Board
and New Pleces--The ex ( ham
plon. Ill .1 r..iivci ion with the
chess editor of riip London Times,
alluded to the sugge.sn.m he made
some months aco on the question
(rf playing the puae on a board of
ten squares by tea aad addbig two
pleees for eaoh player, one with the
powers of a Knight and nish<-p and
the other with the powers ol a Rook
" I Knight, aiieh powars to be used
a' -Al!!
Ill, suggestion has been taken
up at Trmlty College, Dublin
and they are playing regularly
with .such a board and men, but
the point of the suggested altera -
lion, in Capablanca'.s idea. Is th.u
for. say, six men in ihn front r.uik
the advance in knowled ■ . ii
that they could guarantee to draw
every game they play. Hto OOBtea-
tlon to that If tmowledf e of the
game progresses at the same rate,
the six will become sixty, or more,
and that games between those rrren
will lofie tiieir interest ThLs is the
reason for his advocacy of the
RItllXiK I.AR<.KI.V A
t llANt K Bl T nV.SI
WINS IN LONU
The following remarks of a very
well knoun phi\t"r on tP.c "luck of
tlif painc .tre ino.,i, nitcn^sf ni^
"I think rh;ini •■ and lui'k a the"
afiri't tht' t)rldk'f plavrr arr .i niost
ra,i< mat iiiK Milijnl, becau r vou can
never get to the bottom of it.
"You can drrir 4iCtnttely prove
anythlnf.
"We know that Auction Bridge is
a gsime of skill and chance com-
bined. The finest player on earth
cannot bcnl rhp cards Thf utmo .i
advantfiKi- thy th( b- • t [>la\( r )ia
over ilir worst i.s rcrl.;iinlv under
20 per cent. It is more likely 10
or perhape 15 per cent. That is.
of course, an amine margin to make
it eertala that the best player will
win in the long run.
"I know a very fine plaver who
after fi.r \rai . dllr:Ii.^ which h>
won 1 < in^ isf rntl V has ii re had
thrne lom; Io.miik ^rars and is, up
to dill- down on his fpur'h
: , I imagine, disii;i-':\ v.w-
usual. My experience to Uiat most
o"-M n)« who play lagqlarly,
wtiv oa balanoe In the oourae of
vou down a good hand But the
cards do not 'fit.' and vou inis.s
)<anu- Or you mav happen ufKin a
series of freak hands, when, if you
call high with a suit of etWMB or
eight, you find all the remaiiUng
trumps massed In one hand against
you.
I "It Ls the sense of this mysteri-
ous factor In cards tliat makes
pln\( rs super.st itioiisv The idea in
\')l\r'f| in il I.s llial .sotno tjif^n hm
ffheilB 1 lucky bv nature others unlucky.
Uiat SU(Ii and .su( Il Iiine.s and sea-
sons are lucky and unlucky, that
progress of evenU may be modified
by the lucky or unlucky Influence
of actions in no way relating to
oliicrs a.s, tor m-lancc. tha' suci r
or tailiirc iii,i\ l>r affcired by tin-
choice of a scat, or by tumlng i
round thricc m a seat I
"It Ls tins belief in luck as some-
thing which oan be relied on. or
propttiatM, or Influenoed 1^ such
and such practices, which to shown,
by reason and experience alike, to
hr inconsistent not onlv with facts
hut with ijo.ssibility The mora! of
this sernionette i.s that the l)tidi-o
player siiould never Kct undul.s
elated by temporary succes.s. nor get
depretoed by temporary disaster.
"I dont balto^e there to any
magleal system whereby you oan
attract good cards or good luck.
P.ut I am < >'rtain that if a player
gel his tall down lliorougidy and
beheve.s ih.i* tao i. agalmt him.
he is ii^vituig disaster.
» ■
Spencer's
55th Anniversaru
Commences
October 1
See Pafres 21 and 22 for..
Full Particulars
DAVID SPENCER
JERSEY R.O.P.
AddiUonal
far
Records
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The following official Jersey
public :
S8f-DAT TBST
Princp'^ ' Tr ;'lr. I'lo , , , : • S2
da\,s: 6.24 1 puund.s uiUk. .lltt pounds
fat. a\eraKe t«it, 8A1. R. Thomp-.
son, Sidney.
Carnation of Lyngcurry — Six
years; 8.199 pounds milk, 984 pounds
fat: average test, 4.72. Albert O.
Marsh. ill .s,,ut!i Westmln.stci
\Vea\eida!' Pilot's K.iyda One
\ cat 2!)(; (1,1 \.s (.;,f)64 pounds milk,
Jfij) pounds fat; average test, 5.38.
Albert Weaver, New Weetmlnster.
Foxy ooldcn Oirl— Qbe year 348
days; 5,898 pounds milk.. 987 pounds
fat;/ avenge test. 6.18. A}b«t
Weaver.
36S-DAY TEST
VaUey Home Marie— llurae years
19 days; 8,788 pounds mOk. 488
pounds fat; amage test, 6.48. V.
W. Menxles. Pender Island
ValiC". Home Vera I.Kfi^ ..ars
220 da 10759 pounds milk. 589
f^'t avavkga tert, 8.T4. V.
W. Menzles. f
Oxfords Interested TMlby— Ttoi
yean; 8,310 pounds mUk, 436
pounds fat; average test. 4.68. R
Thompson. BMnay.
wn Buttercup One year
308 days; 8.287 pounds milk; 413
pounds fat; average test, 4J8.
Neptune N. Ortmmer. Port Wash-
Owl s silvar Peggy of k. one
vear 124 dnvs: ■ ninds milk,
■ I lest, 5.39.
F. H. Petersen, Port Crawford
PWmy of Cosy Cove— Six years,
9,288 pounde milk. 489 pooatt fat;
8J1. W. J. Twtos.
MUaer.
Valentino s Bamboge Ladv 1 v. -
ycarr V^\ d.iy.s; 6,771 pounds milk
313 pounds fat; av99>M tiMt. 8,42
X. W. NksttoMoa, AvAir.
There's onlv one thing a married
'.\oin.iii will admit .'Ik- d.K-sn! kn<n\,
and that's why the married ner hu.^
Plants That Give You Winter
Garden Beauty
If you plant wisely this Fall you can have garden beauty leag
after the ordiiury flowers sre over. We suggest Berber!*, with
bright folisge and berries, in twentv varieties, from $1.00; Coton
eastcrs, with red berries, from 75 <e«ts; Conifers of all kind,
cedars, pines, junipers, cypresses, sfn'ccs, manv ot err. piuk.;
habit, from $1; Winter-flowering heathers in great v.uirlv iiotn
7.S cents; Amplopsis (Boston ivy) in several kuids, like that
growmg on the Kmprcss Hotel, for glorious Fall COtorteff; Ask
lor our ( atalogue or let our representative call on you.
e
The.Rockhome Gardens:
Saanich Road (R-M.D. 3)— Telephone Uordon llrad isR
John Hutchtoon, F.R.H.8. Norman Rant, F K.H.S.
Oordea AriMtwli
diamonds are trumps and Z is m
;iie lead. How cah Y-Z win four
of the feven trieki. against any ds-
feaee?
BoMlMi in the next article.
SOUND AUCTION BKIDGE
By WILBUR C WHITEHEAD
^ th* WerU's QrtMm AMkmhs
»MM «• ikr «»alfr, Wkat I*
bllldinff and
In the next issue Mr. Whitehead
wlil exiriaai tMe salient pointo in
he bidding and play of the aDove
hand. Fill out your own chart and
codMMM- R with Ms aetlwd.
Nonh
N
S
T
I
4
6
1 7
8
9
tr
12
13
• 1 Tr., k
i hrtr h.-tn(1<i maM nnt be bid er
played, "Double Ooiamy." Le* as
though all fetir hands were exposed.
iBrarkcl lh« car« 1*4 U *a(h trick)
Ossiaieto
IDINO
t:,
tri^F
From Youth to Age
Vwlf In r^rnrfflnt (hr ^urtlon m thf
••• "S" far SvMlM, ' H" far Hr«ri,
(> l«r BtaSMaaa. MiS "C" r«r Clali. I
sr" r«r K* Ttwrn*. "^m.- tt 4oaM
RKoair fSr
i
.SonbgMi.EMil'.
Ilssae ke
irr rlirw trying periods in a won
IM s III
r r.t.
■1 u'om.in
helps to restore normal health and vigor.
Tfcrag OgiMwtloag
ife: when the girl mahiref to
irrh t( . her first c hild; when a womaii
a )L Pinkham'g Vcfetable Compoutid
Iter took Lydia
rmtliam't V'cfetable CompotirvJ
when the w«« \S jtmn oU. SJ>e
wim felt like (TTtflg and her \'-\.'-
a, ...Id frfl liVf the WM to wr»k .
^ cgctabic ^ <.m(<<njrMi wlxti i waa 16
for tills Sssbc trouble a
•eok k too after stie wes 1
before I was hnm. t fwxMMMnd i
— Mss. Ciaoaoa Oouaour.
*1 am tak.ott I nlia 1 P.nkham %
C ^ti^pound through the
\JU. It hdpa mc and I
ortUMt ptaise it too highly. 1 wm
trowhW wkh hear <ta«he« anrl my
wrtr )\r , , . ! , ,„.: | hardly
walk to do my tarm work. 1 mw in
the i>ewapapcn the Vegnable rV>i«.
pound snd dkonshr rn fci\r
Tlie first Mc gave me rrl.rt aivi I
have told oslMfs what it docs for me.
I sm witknc for fou CO use a>r Ice
rer.' -Mas. D. B. Pmss. VUton.
Yesterday'a Hand as i^layetj by Mr, Whitehead
I SWM« Mat. 0t ika rHw
P ♦ A q ') .1 A K J H 1 .T A A 7 r
>V— dkJ 10 9 4 2 V li vA J 6i ♦ti^
N-4M ^Qltt OK 111141^1
(kl Carr»«>l Rliiain* tSf fimr
Tllf ri.AV
Ltf dia £. Prnkhaiu^s
Vegetable Compound
urmAai
iTiek. 2 Declarer must ruff two
tipades and one Club to make the
maxtmum on the hand, or ^ se-
cure a diaoard of one of his
cardi. To ij M ! 1 /e T )i uT t rT' \ ' h ; e/
trump • ■iHiri!,; ! i. . . i
enter l,i . n h,tii-l l • . ^ murr
H.i\ If 1; \<:i< Ml!- rr rr.f ! •. ;•• \. ,
of < 0 iir must make another
' ' I Mrs:, establishing a rroas-
rufi !}> the lead of his slt«ioton
u;amoad. If the Are of DtomorTdft
is wKh. Weet, the KitiK 111 i>'n. ,,,-
v»tll be rstaMlsher' a- a !i;rk -..i-
and « lo'.ina • wx^ i- i..<-,!r..
'hereon, in 'hut. . a. r hut \\\(\
; i(T t)\ Iii,iiiri'> 'jiiU be required
I I, r wiii jy. forthcomlr»g even U
' ' upon winning with the Ace
of DiaaMnds leads a trump. But if
Bast hoUs the A«e of DiammHl.<( and
leads a trum. but two tmo p. :>in
remsin In T/tJmTny for nifTl.Mr P'lr
j)Ose^. and no moir 'iKk., r,»ii be
tflk'-n :h,in roi,|ri \y -.ei ured -wUx
'■'il Hrvt e' t;thi..chiii.: the rrof..'. r-ifT
f>n the rhanee therefore of gain
inK a tHck If West holdi the Ace
of Diamonds and withovt ai^ risk
of loslnt one Declarer leads a Dla- |
mood to I>ummy'.s Kinj?
Trick 4.— Declarer cntars Chimmy
with the King of Chihs to take an
immediate discard on tnc King of
DtamMMls before an adtei lyi j can
make anv .ilvard from that suit.
\ iotvrnsai. ista
THE people of this ^oniinunilv afC
thrifty—Kliacriininalin^ Wiien thrv
buy Idniber they expect more than
just boards. Lemon. Gonnason offers Vic-
toria an outstanding service in building sup-
plies—the very best iij jumber. shingles, fine
woodwork for- ihlarttfri; ind other MTdinc
products. Special thermostatically - con-
trolled dry-ldlns and other pmiston equip-
ment, years of experience, expert craftsmeii
and ideals of workmanship and service to the
home-builder are now airailable.
''fine
Woodwork
■A
I c
you ;
l.iy a hai i
itiakr the
a<i(hf ;i -
(lining li
f loOT
I c:
i-v I t i 1
lOTTlC
in 1 1 ic .iviiif; t Of )in-
niorc c(jnvcmcnt hy
■ K I '
—to
—to
'r;i more t(jnv'cnirni the
irts ,M l)tcakfast nook ' Do
r oom ^
Leniun, Gonnasoi' r pr; t., |^p]p y^,,, .^olvc
any of these proljictt,. ,i' ,i tlntftv finntirr —
why not phone 76 and cxpiaia your 'iccda.
11 ( out f (jijiirtt r f i
Xomon , Gonik^son l^iffitjs
Master Craftsmon " n
Tglophono«
P.O. jaox.
76-77
2324Gov«rnmont St
VICTORIA.B.C.
Second News Section
mlmM
Second News Sechon
T
lii II I I <i
tudy of Skidding
Causes Assisted by
VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBU, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
Car Manufacturers to War on Body Sqwpaks
Traffic Problems Are
Difficult to Solve
Use of Toy Vehicles
xperts of U.S. Bureau of Standards Employ
iminutivd Trucks and Automobiles When
vestigatmg Solution of Car*s Actfen Under
Varyin||[ Conditions of Roadway and Loads
Hill" Can Be Raised and Lowered
To Simulate Variou9 Grades Needed
■vmAL grovn-np. MrtouA-mlnded encine«ra In the United
stairs Rurpaii of Rt andard.s arr jilavinp with a mimbor (»f
toy truclcs and autoriobUc4>. running them down a toy. hiU
d alone toy •treet*. But lt'« more than fun. It's ft laboratory
vcstipration into thr mysteries nf .skitldinc Hrri' is .ir.i rxlmsivr
use for many accidents on our highways that engmeers so lar
ve be«n oiAble to fathom. The aclenUsts of the Buiwau of
andard.s have thrrrfnre dedded to unravrl this mysterv b-. the
pie expedieok oi operattaff akiddlng auU>ay)bUes ipder iabora-
ry ootstro^. .
On ttip oentnry. the front whpcLs
should br direeied with thr> skid, so
I hat thp bearing sui facrs of the
front V tin L> will iirlp nirfail the
- kui
III the case of four-whepi bmkea,
It is found that sklddliw can be
TItp safr-.st wav ti. this was to
e tov aiUoii Kjb] if piiice them
an inrhnfd plani- rcsmibllntr hill
ndltioii.s T1m» tnnk f"i 111 iiinii-
K brakf.s ruiilrol!',; ir. :;t,. i-la
-nmgntU at cacli whrcl 1 'leso
n be set at aiiy required brake
II I amim mmit fiiM h ilarffMl
e -hin."
TRACED ON PArKK
:'he toy "hill" can be raiiMd ur
ered to rimulaU various gradec
er the Burfaoa of thla "hlU" ti a
ge sheet of pafMT over wmeh or-
arv traring paper !■ pteced. As
; truck rolLs down the hill and
es into a skid tlH' in'->\ fi-ipi.ts of
four w^irel^ are ir.u cd ini the
per Knowing the hr^Ko pi - ■
res on the wheeLs, the cnginet-..^
n tiMtf the forma of skids Irom
r uradaga on the paper.
Not eontent, however, with this
:ratory "gaoie," the engineers
ve taken their own automobiles
t on thr Im'j:Iiwhv ,ind atleniplt'd
prartu (■ Ah, it tticv li.u! uli'-.tds
n dune .'11 .1 .-rmill sciili' I nr
ad. (<t ( iiiiisc, la kept clear and tnc
iver IS an expert whertWIT tiMM'
ictical testa are made,
he ftrat thing learned is that
ddinft results whan the front
eeLs of an autogM)lil}e are turning
d the r ^ar wheels are locked sud-
niv The centre of (rravitv of the
r mav confinue m t -.'raiulii iwi'
• ad. but the car itseir will make
omplete tum-about
SKIDDINd MKII.V
f ihe (run! vtifi'l' aic iht'Tted
au<n' ahrnd •ind <\if rrar ;> h' el;
lock-rd -uddfiih cvrn dd a ur'
^inenf-. (here l.s UMle hkchVi'iod
a skid. Despite this (act, the
Rlneers say it is danffWOIW to try
straighten out" ttie ear while
t.s skidding by turning the front
eels In the' opposite dtreottaa to
skid.
;iihl
Solution l.ic'.N 111 .\Aakiiii.: New SiiccM
Widcnin.i:; Rt).id\\;i\> Siilv^titiitn'ii o! lu
f or Street Cars WuulU Help in Some Districts
CORKSILBJ^NG
MATERIAL BETWEEN
COHT AND ERQNT
PANEL
tixtar- to seventy per cent o( the
brailof powef is applied to the
front wheels This is contrary to
p-f . 1 ! , aciKc It would not per-
mi I'lfv < (introl of the steering
' iM III-' front uheel.s under
such great braking pre.s«ure
But the aeiantlsts say that steer-
ing can be regained almost Immedi-
ate!]^. If the car la to be atoppod in
an emergeaey, bf momentarily re-
leasing the brake, steering the car
' ; nen almost, iromedlatcly apply-
f^i, he brakes again.
II most, of I lie braklnK [ire.s.sure is
.M ironi .il.so iHiT riiiist be .nain-
!.>iii«(l at ill fin.i's anfl ^iidrr n stops
avoided A sudden stop, under such
conditions, would throw the occtr-
panta of the ear forward with a
dangerous jolt.
ill.
vei
Little Mary, who had fahen
begged for a kitten
It wa.s fiiiind ttiat nn 'jpr'rafion
was MiM (■'^■..arv loi' thf i-lukl s cure,
and thai !i:u i v tlie hos-
pital. Her iimthr! p- ;p ; ,>d that if
she Were very brave she should have
the Very flneat Itttten to be found.
As Mary was recovering from the
influence of the anaesthetic the
nurse heard her muttering
"Tt'.s a rotten way to get a kii-
leiL"
I am orrv to hear that your
wUe trod on a bangoa aitin and
broke her kf— It im OHMt unfor-
tunate." . . -
-Yes. but the mm ttnfortunate
thing was that they earrlad hor Into
a djreasmaker's."
STURDY FENDERS.
MDIATOR, LAMPS AND
HOOD ON MODERN CAR
'VFVFNT EARLY
OCCURRENCE OF
RATTLES
By AifitMicfiivc lenonaBR
No matter ho» good the perform-
ance of a car may be. tf It is
accomp.iiiifd by .< .cnc iif .Miueak^
1'.. tiles aild ^ro.iii.-, li nj; I he I)oJn
till uuh"! a;M lak'- [lo plca-urc ui
pr de in the vemcle. Manufai lui
irs have realized this completely, b,it
to produce really quiet bodies ha<>
pwewiteil move protdema thagi many
nave been aoie to solve. In laci,
the day still fnr distant wiien ab- I
.solutf si^ 'i.'.cl''s.' v.! the body will I
1)1 ni.i.n-.tiiii .1 i iidcl uuieiy In spite
'la'.ri a' .tii Kuida Of Speed over
aU kinds ot i.i.ids
Though VM- arc far frcni perfec-
tion, rapid strides are being made
Ui that direction and the proud
owner of a 1938 or ItM car can be
certain that he will be able to
i ! . tr I V. mi u i q; 1 icl Hi 1 li-s ! M ,m i 1 1"
!;iaii v\ .IS i.ki'lv I.' '"vi-ii p. I.,
• it ir w rh a 19L'fi iiiikIi :
There are two gcxxl reuson.s fur
this advance in body construction.
They are. lu-st, better oonayrpctlon;
second, heavier materlala. Just to
FORGED SEDAN PILLAR BRACKET
STEEL SILENCING PANEL
UNDER COWL TO
ELIMINATE TINNY SOUm
OF CLOSING DOOR.
»\ w c, RonTO'rsoN
Secretary, Outano Motor Licague
With the number of ears In tiae
cori-stantly increasing;, traffic prob-
leni.s. e.spei-lally In the lurKcr (itus
air beioiiUnK difficult lo solvr It
1. liaid to oi.cape ttie iinulusion
that anv i iile.s or rej^alatioiLs i\hi(h
may be applied can be, at best, but
halfway meagurea, and that the
rmkL aoitttiaik of the problem of
trafflc congeatluii and ear parking i.s
to be found only m such otnious
but heroic move; .i.-. ilic wulcninK
fif i-xl:.l lllg slreel,'. Ihi i irall in ot
new lhor(jut;tifaie; tin- .Miostiuition
of buses lot Nil eel cars m some sec-
tlona, and tlie designing of new
typea of butkUaga providing ample
space for car storage.
Too many trafBc regulations
inictit prove worse than lim \r\s and
actiiaUv mcrea.se (hi- ac i. ulent
hazard i.linnit'h dcveloiiitiK in some
motoriatb a blind dependence on
rulea which others, through ignor-
or careliwmen, might fall to
connection uitti r.u sciling around
the $2.(K)0 iiiaik Hie reisult Is that
there is not so much "tlnnineas" In
the bodies.
Parts are being made fram pressed
steel today that formerly were made
cf 'AOiirl It p.< .;hlr ' i mUkO the r
li.irt , ul p;c.s.sed sUci because Of tlie
i.i.an itles being produced 'I tn i
ol diei in so high that it i.s not po^i-
stble to u.se many pressed steel parts
unless the volume of production is
high enough to Justify the pdreha^e
fenders of one of the cars coming
through now and compare tlien; \Mih
tho.se of a car of two yars hhh. of
the s.'iine price cla.ss Aimost in-
vanablv vnu 'aiH see that the car
i>i toriav 111. .1 heavier gauge ma-
terial in (h& leaders and that
die work {a better.
Ignpvement Is not oottfinod
to the'lMlers. The body sheet-
worl< 1- h'nvier. In the small ears
p.iit:i i.aih r.irs in the lnwer pr'.rp
cl;i..e .irc 11. line maleiials that
formerly were only thought
Hmar that MnU
"H-tt-m-m"
ARATHON
Hi Tm« Gas
CYCLO
Moior Fuel
^•lleartlmt engine
no««ot k do yow h— >t good to hear WMMt. th#> adJ*^ pow4>r the.ie
fUelNMMir !.n't It WOTth white Biaking « f.^,, muMcai busM
.urr »i..,u. your lubricarion to get ItJ ,h.t ..y. ' AlP. wellf** adk fcv MIO
Man who like to *<( heKm.l twrrf INI)I\N If*- firm. YlWir Iflnf TTiU
running rnfin«s know iu.t what U hum in rhankt.
MOTOR
cCOLL-FRON Tl N
make a quick comparison, take the ' of the dlea. Tba art of die mak
ii>g also has advanced ,to a degree
where It is pns.^ible to take a sh' nt
of steel and do thlnR.s with it Mia:
would have .sermcd uiiiiilievublc
en to the bc.st ot pre.s.srij sleel inen
ten years ago.
^By farming the sheet metal into
box and other sections, it is given
a etrength and rigidity far beyond
that of eroed. while the lightness
and d'ir.i')'':' .in M' , ; han tne
wood < ' iii'-lni I iiiti liirrncrl} used.
I'crhaps the ^;reatesL Ram lor tin-
of in ' manufacturer is the absolute un;-
formity of the pieces turned out on
these dies. ,Kvery part is inter-
changeable with every other from
the same die.
Very closely allied to the stamp-
ing made from sheet metal is the
forging made from the bar stock
Hen .iijain, the art ha.s advanced
trcmendou.sly in the la.st, few year.s.
The result is that we find a greater
number of forglngs used in place of
castings, with, another gain in l^ht-
ness and strength. The bracin.T i f
the body ha.n kept pace with the
great increase .in strength la thf
Um LtADS IN
AUTO DENSliy
Number of < ar^ 4mi Road fer Mile
in State exceeds Balance
ef United Slatee
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.--Kansas
leads all other states for the denait^
of automobiles per mile on its high-
way*, according to the results of a
survey JuH completed by the Amor-
i< an Motorist s A .-onalnn The fig-
ures show that (he five leading
states, from a standpoint of auto-
mobiles registered per mile are:
Kansas with 159.2: OUahoma. 16«2:
Rhode Island. ISM; Ngtoaifca. 97.1;
New Jersey. 88.8.
Alabama, with v\ -. • ,■ ■ i,, .
per mile, has the f< t \iiii. ics
on Its highways, followed bv Nevada
With 14.7; Idaho, 16.1; South Caro-
lina. 15J, aad Morth OaraUna with
16.5.
The survey was made to Aow the
strides being made by the statii in
the constnictlon of their highway
building progianuiic Indiana It
is pointed nut b\ ,I Harlon Weeks,
president of ttie as.soi uition l^iids all
Other slates m iiua respect, having
a total of 49 633 miles Of improved
highways and U expending this
year, for further improvements, an
average of $61 for each automobile
reglsteTed tn the state Other lead
iriK ,1 n I I (ini .1 h li ■' a , fun ,
tiiii, -landpnini .t i f 1 )hin with 46.-
mill ~ Mninr 30.200. North
( nrii inr. I-; r,46. and New York. 27,-
'iii; 0 il*-^
One of the most Interesting facts
brought out by the survev is the
amount of atate an ri fvdei : rvp n.
ditures for hltrhwav < Dnstriinir.n in
103R f.-r uti niMiiir v.-hii I'' icim.'?. '
tered liirutf .<l;.iw that Ark-'
an H'. wilh %\\\} pM \cliii |r wUr
lead ail the other states in highway 1
construction dating Utt. baaed on
autonxMle regtetratlonA. Florida
ranks second, with tijfl foTlnwed by
New ITaii.p hirr $''! \>u VTextco,
I $ir»fi and 'I •■niiess- ■■ \k \\\\ $ lop
r:nil:nir ail othri ■Intrs h in 1
I standpoint of »'nperdiiine.> on tugh-
! wavi diinnR 102« [jer ' Phu ie, is
Massachusetts, which will .<;pend
|tait-$lt thla year en its higher. <<
for each automobUe in use i rrt
preceded bv Mi««i«*ippi rvifh !<30
Mi'-hi,.';sn $34 Nebraska fw. .nd
I"Ah anrl fnlnrarto tiM fot uft!l
plftcr fr(vi(! (h«" bottom n-rh mi
I penditure of |41 per vctucle.
bracketing ol the chaaslji. No one , compared as five to three with a
would have thought of banging a I bump struck at thirty miles an hour,
sedan over the road ten jgears ago the ratio Is twenty-five to nUte. Xp
as we do today and stUl hope to have | other words the stress on the body
a quiet body at the end of 600 miles
of travel.
Today r.ir . an^ npfral'^l .it - peed:.
;a; III c.viTs.^ (if :iii>sc of a U--i; vears
apo I, -.11,; su '.i.nrd i un^ ji' filt.v
miles an hour through tlic unpopu-
lated BOBtlaBs of the country are
common even with cars of the lowest
price desa. The ears are designed
to stand it. not onlly as regards tile
enirine and the chassis but also the
body When It is remembered :m
tlie stresses on a bofly sjo up .m li
the square ot t ho speed evi r . t;:iif
is nearly three times as ureal
.MI of the tiiipi ovem(-:i: ia ijniy
■ .)i II r i> n,)t ror.imed to the !:ody |
.ah'tie, liiit Miinc 111 the "refpt mus' .
ti> thv moic i .;i(l (•ha'.>i., con -
str union used. Where we form-
erly believed in having a fair
amoUht of tlestMll^ in ttie chassis
today there Is verry little
ai I ' U'ii < '1 ^; t>i \ 11 rr'i
UsffI in ilic I lia.s.'.is and Uir
PAKK1N4. KK<.(LATION8
Congeatlon of uafflc in the cities
and towns of the Province has mAde
the ear parking prehisaa our ot the
most acute of all trafRc problema.
It must be recogn : ' d ! hat moving
trafBc Ls of primai . importai^re
and th:ii ilie uhstruiiinn ■' .".\.
by parked vehicles cannot be per-
mitted. On streets, however, where
vehidea may be parked without
hindering the free movement of
trafBc, reasonable parking prlvUves
should be allowed Unnecessary In-
ifi liTciK 1- wpii iiiii'unsts in the
parking of tiieir cars lb of too fre-
quent occurraaoe.
The arterial boulevard. or
through street plan which orlg-
inati-d in VVc.'irn ri':r .1! the
Uinlcd .States, with the piui,.ir'. ob-
ject 111 .-|)redint,' up tratllr en i on-
eesln! m.tin thoroughfares, iias
luilj it ali/.td expectations, and the
scheme should be extended in On-
tario.
The I.criK'wc iirKcrl thai all
•'Ttin mi^l! ;t[.-.-t- ' hi luld be marked
niiii ,iKn .1 :':](i-»rm Character
Uiroughout the Province and a
There i^*>uliutlaD requiring such signs has
n » s put into effect by the Depart-
hnw ket- Went of Highways. The deslgna-
"Thromrh
by the
a bump on the road is struck at 1 nr*; |hmbcq on uj li
fifty miles an hour. Instead of being ^ehasslB ebtfsrbs tltem.
«e9
-XT
md ,11 ..et ;ni; of lie cross-mem- additional
i" )-^ i.s verv much ni )re sturdv. The streets" will be sought
re.sult of this I.s that fewer slre.s.se.s I '^aK'ue as WMTantOd tof
are paased on to tiie body. The , ditions.
Automatic sIgBals at rnalh street
intersections have now been estab-
ILshed b\ experiment and use as the
iMii.s' ( lli'i 'iw na-an^ of icyulalin^;
IialTii' VN'hllr ih'' aM.ini,'eineii' and
tliiiln).; I'l the-r mum, Us niu I be di
itriiiintd h\ loi.il conditioui, it i.'i
esseiiiiul that uniformity prevail
throughout the Piwvfaoa in the
basic plan goveralBC tbeir nae. At
present some cities allow a right-
hand turn m'lth either the ".Stop"
or "(io -i^'ii while others re.-iriii
till. I J Uie aJu iUgn. Tlus u> an
installed Where unifonnity rtioaid
prevail.
Regttlatlcm of pedestrian traSe at
street loteraoetloQs has long been
advocated by the lieagtie. The
riiimu; ;ni< ,-. -:! automatic
I'.iitu ■i;-:;ial a.)' ui.idr the neces-
sity Im .irh iif'ui.ri'in creator
than r. ri betole l^arger cities arc
b< i;;niunt; t.o move in this direction,
and the League Is reooiving more
and more oapouragement in Its
^vocacy of controlling the move-
ments of pedestrians at hMVy traf-
fic points. Renewed efforts will be
made legtslalively and educational-
ly to obuun the genafal aeooptaaoe
of thLs principle.
Much can be done to facilitate
tlona by the marking on ttie pave-
ments of the proper lanes to be
followed. At such points, without
I'liidance. moinrists are apt to be-
romi- coiifuM d I- .(ding to acciilenta
and con(.;c.' 'id ■ 1 .i;tlc.
What road signs are to the motor-
let in the country, street signs are
to the motorist In the dty. What
\s. more annoying to the city driver
I'xi-iia.' f it :in unfamiliar street
;hai, II I .ih.ince of .slgrus giving
.'ticet naiiir at intersection
Sonietuiu:, .signs may be there, but
are .so obscured by trees, or are so
poorly placed, aa to be disoovarad
only with dUBoalty at ni^t.
city traffic can be greatly facil-
itated by the display of Improved
types of sttoet algiis, tlhiminatod at
niKht ^
s I IIEET LIQHTINC.
Motorists are required by the
police to drive in dtles after dark
without turning on bright head-
lights. TMs can only be done with
safety where strives arc adequately
Illuminated In most cities of On-
tario, however, there are hm , n il
ittes where .street lighting is badly
m need of improvement.
The adoption of bettor staadaids
of iUimilnatkwi tai su^ loeaUtloa la
from tlaio to time wfod upoa Uw
urpru ing even the man jvJio
doesnl have to care
flearrrrt^ ir ihe me tense
that guards us even uhile
we dt*p. B0in the ems af
,h'^e uhn /■.,-• - .1 skill
fenttve a ducord.
There tre many men in this land who do
not particularly care how mm h dcprci i-
ation fhcy would have tt) take on a car
at the end ol its lirst year.
They arc willing to pay anything for
motoring pleasure and for the satisfaction
of going places in a way that is better
than the ordinary.
Such men arc surprised when rhey drire
• 1929 a«o Flying Cloud. Vor they find
diticrcut
at morlrrnfr fir«;t i osf ,\ ( ;ir
thai p( upic turn lo uaicii il.
They find an ability to do all things well chat
they have always deaired. And when they
learo how ftr and how iut they can travel
at ease wkh little cost, they are gorprtsed.
' > ' li'^ inrn \s)h) buy a Car for the
tun i\u /rt out oi driving it, are buying
Flying Lluuds.
Try one out toda? snd vouMI un'dcnttnd*
islA^ AluiuR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan
REO MOTORS, LIMITED, Vaacoiivor, ft. C
Ofoiriktttors for British fniiimMa
Dealera: CONSOLIDATED MOTORS (VICTORIA) LTD.—Yatca St., Victoiia
FLYING CLOUD
n, r' ceiip*. inaawsMI
, c«up« VMsrta
WOLVERINE
■I'^^rfr^ -r't.TTv /r*'7j3^' r^J^Tw^S^^^
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THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORTA. B.C.. SI XDAV. SI PTIMIM R 30, 1928
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CUMATE AFFECTS
GAiiCnNm
Of«M mffcram If •«•« In
Bciween Northern
Sonthcm KUt«*
Interesting ngunx on the extent
of motorlnc In the United States,
which give some idea of the cost of
tlM genernl motorlog public. Imve
hMo iMMd tar tiM AmiffUmB Moior-
Mi' AmoetUkm and hr the Aimt-
Ican Ro«d Baaderr A^sooiation
These reveal that the average mo-
tor vrhlrle own/r In the United
Statea laat year used approxlautely
550 gallons of gasoline. This
.vnount of fuel carried hlra 7.437
miles, with aa\ average cor«>umpt!on
of 13 .■> mile.s per galloo. <Ttit> Ca-
nadian gallon U » fifth of • gallon
larger than the United State' gal-
lon, ao average mileage is propor-
tionately greater. In other words,
the average mileage per gallon in
Canadian would be about 16 2 1 IL
is estimated that Iho nearly 21,000 -
000 motor vehicles in the United
States traveled more than l.'iS.OOO.-
000,000 miles, a total that take.s one
into the reaim ef aetroiuMulcaJ, cUa-
Things I Don't Understand
alwajri
Bv j
hkrers
his
Why the
whlfltla
for It
How fUrrere can stop so tuttdtnlr
Wbjr ny tail-light ahraya goes out
where It's against the law.
Why pedestrians always pick my
car to commit suldds with.
When I am mmati t» Ha Mght
of way.
Where aU
oocne from.
Why nobody
laws except me
Why nobody gets ptnehM but me.
Why there's always somebody
snooping alot\« behind me ready to
give me a bimip If I tfWiM iMIVe to
.itop suddenly.
Why the fellow !n front never
holds out his hand when he Is going
to stop or '
Why
my
thieves
always wait
Mon
unUl
they
tte
oops
the tmtflc
< Why If I have
traotlTe taaunuieo tlMy-
steal it.
How do they know?
Where all the cars come from on
nice Sundays.
Where fUwers go when they die
Why ftve-ton trucks never pick
on something their siae.
'Where all the fiBwy noises tome
MICROSCOPIC EYE
FOUND NO FAULT
Unprecedented Eadnranee Test Left
from when you're trying to Mil or
trade.
Why blowouts alway.s 0( cur either
(ll when you're five rnile.s from a
garage. (2> or five nnlt-.s from the
shade, i3» when it's ramlnii puppy
dogs and pui>sy cats.
Who IcU the air mt of tha extra
ttpo.
of the figures given indicate
tbo v«nr oeiMldoraJile effsot that
The
Woman Driver
I like codrhwwMlCbMBpkm
Spark I'Uigs brcauae I know
I'll not be^ aAooycd with
ic troi *
Champion U rli« bcCtrr *pmrk ping
bccAOM It liaa an cxdowvc uIlU
manltc Inauiacor »pr^
cially treated tu wLtlv
•tand tin* mucii higher
(rmperarurra of th«
modern high 'Oompre*-
•ion engine. Aloo a new
patented aolid CAJtyei
gasket-M^ chat Wfuisiiia
abaolutely gaa^ght
under high oo;
Sion. Special
•lectrodeti which
a fixed tparlucap
all driving condiriorm.
'R«alMlit( Ortmhm-r 4tk .
Thurtiimy lixr i »J>" tha
S|><i.-lirrT« mill br*a<ir.aj*
maxna C-nmpamy fy<mm SiM to HhOC
p. m. f' I— ■■ Till i u-d Tkmt
Champion
climate has upon motoring artlvl-
liea. Por instance, in Mmnesota,
with It^ heavy snowfall, the average
'uel consumption is 369 gaUoos In
Georgia, whore ths mlldsr climate
permits praetleafiy all-year driving,
the average oon.<;uinptton ix 739 gal-
lons. California, with ILs fine high-
way system and Its all-season mo
torlng climate, consumed more ga-s
oUne than any other .state, the total
being 1,017,681.000 gallons Ne^'
York state, which has more motor
vehicles In service, fell below Call-
fornla, la spite of ili smmerleal
siiperiorttif. with a total futf oon-
.sumptloB of iKI.800,000 gallons. The
Winter month-s in New York, in
.spite of t^ie good road.v available
sent a goodly numtx'r ot motor ve
hides to the garage fur riiorp or le.s.-^
protracted parlodB.
All but two statai. New York and
Maasaehueetta (with ZDiaels again
without a tax thronfh dOOWon of
ts .supreme COUtt), imposed a Ka.s
tax Willie fl(fure.<; arc jiof vet
,iv;uhible tlie ).'r;ind total lor the
I'nited .S;4U>.s n eSpggMI 10 fhn
over $300,000,000.
ORAHAM-PAIGE CAR
GETS ARCTIC TEST
Most Exaetfalg Weather Conditions
Applied to Autos in New
Laberalevy
Ulndm. Ontario
A CANADLVN-MADE PRODUCT
23 Different HhfOfB
In lAn tirv Plates
In I nited SiOte*
W .^ .SHI N" C, r O N. .Sept 29.
Thirty -nine States will change the
color comblnatien for automobile
Uoenoe iriataa In im and twenty-
three motifs win be used, aeeord-
iiif? Ill a survey bv 'Ilic Arncrlcai;
Moioii.st ofJiDiil publication of tJi'
Ariirriran .Aii'ntiiobiln A-ssociaUoii
rhric IS a decided trend toward
darker colors. It ts revealed, and the
"brunette" in licence plates has
gained a small lead over the
"blonde." Althooch vaftod hues
will be repreeentod in the cohir
cheiiio-,. nine States ftnc) tlic Dls-
t.rlrt of Coluriibla will rrtain la.'^t
'. car's color r-nnih;!i,it inri-- r<'\ t^rsmg
'hern .IS to background and letter-
in;: No single color motif can be
said to prevail, alttooagb sis States
and the Dtstrtet of OoltnnMa wtii
use laDmr letters and numcra: . r,,
a blacic beckaniMind Thi; . oKir
h^mr ihrrrfiirr prcdnniinatj"
in lf>25) tvikinr; rnnk. over the black
oi' n hitr ti<<iMf n hidl IMM Vtid iB
five states in 192«.
At twenty degrees boknr
testing an automobile on a day's
non-stop nm at thirty-five miles
per hour would strike the nvcragi
motorlut R.s being neither ph asiin
i. r pr:i( lirabli- H'lt jiLst .such Ir .t
;.rc c:..-,i'ii; lal tu KUitlf f iiKUiecrs in
dcsU'IiUUT HUtoiilf blU .s. and the
( iraham-Paige Motors Corporation
will soon be equipped to conduct
trial runs under thses <M*^t^4im?
every day of the year.
In a ni'\^ ftiLMneenntr laboratory
now imdt r m^rr uc' ion ( Jr;..itim-
PHIHI' \K\i\ have a rnUi room, tllirty-
eight bv sixteen feet. Refrigerating
machinery capable of producing
slaty tons of Ice every twenty-four
hours wia maintain sub-aero tern-
peratures wlAa engltWS. cha.-vSi.->, or
complete ears are run under their
own powi r nil (lvn,imompter.s. 'lo
mar.tain nutcionr condiMoiis, a
ii. iwerliil blu-A-cr aill .,riui Ibe frigid
uir a>,'ain.st the nidialor ot the car
.indrr 'est in volume c<iual tO that
normally passing through the radi-
ator of a car traveling thirty-five
mlle.s per hrnir
He; -idr . ! , . ;,( r oom t.luTC
lie a I ll n' • c. i.-i I ,r nnii.Mial .size
II w'li t" equipped with a cha.s&ts
d', n,in'^n>ifT.cr so that ao entire car
The microscopic eye of
baker's engineering department ^as
in constant attendance at the At-
lantic City Speedway when the
Studet»ker President Bight recently
' cave the world an unprecedented
Undurance record by traveling SO,-
000 mUes in 26,320 consecuUve min-
utes.
Among tbt fgatMfw of o«t^ment
on Tb» President Bights wMeh came
in for close observation during the
run were Studebaker's new and ex-
clusive ball bearing spring shackles.
Although these shackles had been
tested in 177,000 mUc» of driving
at the Studebaker I>rovlng Qround
and other parts of the country, tbe
engineers wms anxious to sat how
the shaddoi would psrfom vnder
the strain and gtNgg gf feUh sus-
tained .^peed.
The shackles came through the
30.000-mlle ordeal without the
sUghtest sign of failure. It was in-
teresting to note that the engineers
had advised owners and dealers
lhat the ball bearing mring shackles
needed to b« laipootod only at in-
tervals of 10,000 miles when lubri-
cant might bo added If neeeomry.
But the shackles on esch of the four
strictly stock President Eights which
j vent 30,000 miles In less tlian that
number of minutes required no at-
I t< ntioii during the entire run At
, iiie nnisii, they were functioning as
(luietly as the day Um
Paulkie I?federick Will Tour in State
RUSH PLANT FOR
liENERALpiOl
Oatput of New FactArea at 1
Avalii^ S^ tajns
THE WELL-KNOWN STAR AND HER
TO CHECK UP ON
BRAKES OF AUTOS.
GRAHAM PAIGE PHAETON
Pauline Frederick, who launched a new play, "The Scarlet Woman, ' in Detroit late in the Spring became
!J mSSL'lSffi' eSi£i£?* *!r ^"1"' 'Ji" i" the automobile capital. Belore her dMurtwe foTSer boms
St mtfmtf iVDa, QdMraia, she ordered this Graham-Paige eigln<«7luider pluigton wMi apodal L« Baron
_____ body, finiahsd in aluminum ' ' •
• ' ' ' I ' I I
United Sme$ Propose
To BuM 4,000,aCiO
AmiomobiUm in 1929
Ontario De<-rer*i Stopping ef Can
Within Fifty Feet When Qolag j
can be teat«d f OT notea ipidw aotual
operating dondftiOns. In^inoCher
silent room means IMU be provided
for driving individual unit.-; bv power
shafts through the wall iv rmatmg
the lefit of axles. tranBmwsions,
valve assemblies and othor unite.
BUT nooNmuiiD
,1 rr
TORCWTO. Sept 29 In accord -
nnce with an act p&ssed at the last
.session of the Ontario Iieglslature.
the Department of Highways has
isued regulations governing motor
vehicle braJccs The new regula-
tion', for piin^oies of eiiforcement
Divide vehicle into two filansfwi
, Weight, and tbe UM to vhtoh % ear
" 'ui put. are tba laolorg oC nUirtflfii
tion.
In cla-'is "A." which includes all
pa.'isentrrr cars and snmf trucks,
foot Ijr.ike?: rTiu,-;! ,s»op the ra,r with-
in hft\ feel .it tv,eni\ mile.«. an hour
on a dry level road Under the
ssjne conditl<ms, haodbra|tea must
M<9 tMi oar y/imn gMWUkr-flvo
feet ■• . .
Class •*B" rehleles, over
pounds gro.s'; welphi designed for
transportation of cror>d.s and kII
I .irs not in cla.w A ': Foot and
hand bnikes. when appliM -imultA-
reniisiv nun stop thl.i C111.V of /»ar
-Aithin hfty feet, or withtn seventy -
a rule, drtvo a
men.
AbfTUt seventy-f^re per rent of the
n^rd r.ir' /ilr! :n ( i rca ! !',.,'„if
boi;c !i! h . xu'r <'r Hut '.^ t.a!
' ••• hrn a man j Ave feet If applied
w!mf a - a.' n a choicc, then going sixty aiilas an hoar
-nds his , - ^ .sistm- to do the The new ragidatlon aim to tmifv
b<ii¥»ming part, becanso vbomi, as iiroke ragnlatlotti throughout thr
than province, which at present vary
greatly la dlffawat
The United States Of America
eads tbe mrld ia produoUon >f
motor oara— as It does in ohewm^
gum. According to a department. il
report from WashintTton nc i.-ir!
.•ient broadcast i/ie d .s a "auI m
1928 produce nearly nmety per cent
of the total world ou^Ut of motor
vehicles. That is to say, rather
over ijUtjM passenger oars and
truokg, aoapatad to MO,OM for aulated.
the rest of the world Where dues
Canada come in? in proporUoa to
population, Oaaada raaha with the
Unitad 8tataa as a motor vehicle
buiider. Oanisidlan production in
IMS is expected to equal thai ot
Prance and be about ei^inv p( r
I eiil that >>! i ileal Hritain .Japan
alone ot the leaiiirip nations pro-
dnees prariieally no cars. TTie In-
' ' y there ut suii on an experi-
' • < at basts, heavily subsidlsod by
the Japaama amy.
All railwav hne, in Riinuinia are
Govcrnnieiu owned and oper-
.Wa/i, !\ot ( ill , (It l aiilt
In Most iff irriilt'nts
.Stalls! ll . iMiocteii i>y ! t\.- Amer-
ican Road HuUdrr; A.^ination
l!i(llca!e that if is tlic tiurnan, not
the mechanical, elemeiil. Uiat is at
lault In a large percentage of ttito-
mobile accidents in this country
Among the prtacipal eausee are
discourtesy and careieamess by
drivers and pedestrians '1 ne most
important rea.son.s for troubles on
the highwav.s arc a.s folows In-
attention, sjjeeding. traffic law vl-
olatlom and Intoxication.
Before the and of the
first (Mnadlsn-made motor
I bu&t west of Winnipeg will be
their duty on prmrle roads,
was tlie .siatemcnt made by Hj
Bruwn. vice-prcsidenl and ger
manager, and J H. Beaton, get
sales manatjcr, Oeneral MotOTS
Canada, who are on a tour
the Pialrlo Provinces to
-thate^OBnpaajrs raptdly-agpand
wasMfn operations.
with the apiii.ti hing inaugural
cf CH-neral Motor.s Rcj^ioa factoj
in December, the;, lorciee a dei(
opment la, the west along
much broador than thogo of gra
growing or even faoaral famil
ixx establishing a westetn pi
said Mr. Brown, "we have mej
acted on our belief that raani
turlng operution.s should be est
llshed 111 tlie locahtJes irom wl
bu.sincs.s is derived.
Referring more specifically to
eral Motors business, Mr. Beaton
marked that each month of
had .shown a very satisfactory
cnaise over the ( orrespondmg mc
of 1927 "rhe juesent year is
to constitute a record. " he said.
wiUi enlargements of our
plants we are maktaif |ao»lalou
a still greater InpTsaii ta mp.
"What holds true of Oenena
tons ha.s been true of the autocnot
indu.Ttry an a whole. There wfll|
niure auLomobile.s .sold by all
fucturers comhincd in 1928 than]
liiL'7 Hut particularly noticeable
the very decided innfsags la
business. liirdMati
and f aman are reoognbdng
eoooemy and utility of tbe
LOW-nUCEB CAm
A r.;ne hor.sepower motor
that run.s fifty miles an hour
K^c.s forty- five miles to the
ot Ka.sohne haw been put on
HntLsh market It sells for $51
the tovast prkad Bi«llab ant
DazzI I n q JMBW s wiftriess
Nothin
fw^VaHaVAWaWT^V'
New
Learn
'g+Jts—
prices ranging trom Jl./'.S
Car IIIuMrated it Model 6», fiea-
passenger Sedan. wHh i-npeed
trsnamission (standard sh fi).
fjltS. All prices at V!cfo,M. i iis
• You shift ^oars in a Gr.iiiam-Pai^c
equipped with \oxiY speeds foruuird
( I woHi^^h Sixwis) exactly a&ryou do
witii a standard three speed trans-
mission. You have nothing new
to Icam— except the fine m w per-
formance thi.s tnuisniLs^ioii provides.
We lavite yuu tu drive one-
4
9
greatest getaway - • greatest speed
• • greatest flexibility • • • • • • >
^f'^HKILLINCi iH-H Nu iftnoHs of operation
in all g<>arH I \ thvA/.Vinfr a rr** If ration,
fully in keeping witli llir «la«*hing linrn
and Thdd beauty V hirh i«Jriitifv ihr 1929
Mrif JUlghltn^Buick as an epic acliicve-
wtMM In filiMar Ustorjr*
An alnio»;t lightning rc^ponsf to your de-
mand! \ prlawnv am! Ilrxihility in traf-
llr, l>ri]liantly, hrr.'illilfs-K n* \* I Nrw
top npreds thai few drivers wi^ we, to
attain I
And, thrdoffli mU speedy In «ll fcm, the
Munr snioQfhnim, the tame etaj aeeept*
naee of rvrry ta<«k imposed upon H, die
Mune spirited, sporkling perlornuuMel
Greatly IncreaAed power — new and ad>
vanrrd rarhiirrtion nem high pr<
gan pump — and other rital advancea
menlA in tiie world-famoBS^ M^I ^lyhffa^
Buirk valve-in-head f«iMyllnder
— have produeed auperlor perfomumee
in what waa^already the mont powerfa}
engine of iu siif in the world.
Try thi« new perfornianre ! Take the
wheel of this new Mel^ughlin-Buiek 1
Drive it and yoiril agree youVc never
driven Hurh a ear before. Your McLangb*
lin-lliiiek dealer i« ready and et^tf 16
have yon put il lo the prooll
EVE BROTHERS. LIMITED
Fon and Quadra Streeta
OP£N KV&NINGS
»»: Mfht
i&AAAAM-PAI££
look to the Leader
jor h ip
McIAUGHUN
H. A. DAVIE, LTD.
MaiJklttlU^HiMK n
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THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORIA. B.C SUNDAY. SKPTKMRKR 30, 1928
25
HANGEaULUC i
R RAILWAY WORK
for Servicr of CP.
ing Drpartmeat
A li'r.li power CadilJar s»»<1an spc
Kjuipprd with nanK^d fil«**l
«»d whrcls haw Just been Issued
om tdr Anpus shops of the Cana-
n Pacific R«Uw«)r ftt IfootrMi
,the tiM of th« ai<lue»itng de-
ment of the company Ca
ble nf travellriK nn the rails at a>
eat a ^poed n-s vipon thf road, thv
arhiiir will be used for liupet^tion
ips 1)11 c.p.R. uhm throufhout
e country.
Service conditions are harder on
e track:, fnr braking, and thnr
r three ^v^t/<*IJl.s on thr lar ihr
dinarv fool brake uperiititi*; < fi
e rear wh»'el.s the eoiu emion,\l
erKcnry brake, and a special
pplemenlary brake appUed by
rning the 8teerln|; wheel, acting
rough tmkenliMa oo tti« front
eete.
The ( ill' IS ,1 I iiiiitorl able .sedan
odel and w ill enable oOlc liU.s ol
e Canadian Pacifies enKineerin«
partmeut to cover great dui-
ncea in a ahert time on their in-
stion trips under any weather
ndltlon.s. It Is the only machine
the kind at this time ofTlrially m
e eonipanv s ser\ k c. althoiiKh
her sin.iller mui'ir i.iis o'l ruil.s
ve been unprovised in other fit^ris
Front Wj^eel Drive to Be Discussed
DETROIT, Sept. 22. With the dale of anncuiueineni m at
least one front-wheel drive tmennger car. tntercKt becomes
gmt«r in tlM poMiiiHllty of th« neoMHtar tor tlUs typs of ttriy on
•n MilonoMJt.
The nntt Fail MasiMw of the Meiety •! Aut«mo(tT» ■ngttam
will devote coruilderable attention to thia mir tfll^tM^rtllC dCtlfn't
use in the hands nf the average owner
■ It would not be surprl«inK to see two or more front drive ears
introduced at next year's automobile shows," says The S. A.
JounMO.
WIDESPREAD INTEREST If ■"pxiiy moving /"etcor ^^^^^
m flflCil bUI% OnUff EilU) a in evm shorter Ined
Meteor swarui&. which are usually
the nmlt of the dtatattegraUen of
some comet, Kenerally travel m a
flMd <M-blt. The sue of this orbit,
•amimlnt that tt ie croeaed bf that
f>f the rsrth de^eninne.s how often
so-called "meteor .shivers' oenir
Recent PaMiage Through Prneid
8wann Received World-Wide
raWlolty
State the earlicat tinM ociettr-
rences of rele.stial phenomena have
excited awe and wonder but the
advancca of modem science h»V«lTn«« are tm-ee melecr .swari^-
dissipated the , superstition with I through which the eart H pa .m s earh
which the adveiA of comets and >e*^- ^»mely "'^ Andromrd- s
other travelers through the heavens 1 which Vt encountered In April; the
was regarded. EcUpse.s, meteor j t*"^** *he earth
showers and the like are now no 1 travels In August; and the Leonlds,[l* uiwn KJ«-Mwwbu (^urt toi^pat
loriKer looked upon a.s siriu; of Im- I '"'^ ^^^h In November. The An* | IWag*
Ancient Capital
Of China Slowly
Du,integratmg
PEKING. Sept a7.--Ond<'r the
ri le ot I lie Nutlonall st.' , Peking is
be<oniinR a mere shadow o' Its
former self Foreitin and Chlne»e
:e,slnent.s of the ({;ei: r't\. capital
of China for tentiiries. sre mourn-
fiiU) wat( hlng the slow but dt^lmite
itKintegration now In progress.
Tbe.bla^^ is not placed upon the
NstiottallsUi but upon clrmmstaneea.
for the tian.sfer ol the capital from
Pek-ng to Nanking was not purely a
P')1m.i ;'I move bu' a practical one.
Nevrf.ieles.s. Pf-kinsf wa-s never a
foniiiier< );il ("ntre and riepfnded on
lioUlics for ;ts ^reatn'-s.i. Now thai
the seat of Oovcnuncnt has been
moved el34*«here Uie slow destrtfc-
tlnn of Peking is regarded as in-
evitable
Die deeline of Peking began be-
fore the fall ol the Manehu.s. and
his (' itinucd steadily e\er .since.
Ihf iiv-r -hants, tlie runo dealers.
I he re: taurani and hotel keepers,
i.nd th" l.mdlonls depended fornjer
U.S. ASSEMBLY
PLANTS ABROAD
Wajihingtan Department of <-aa-
merer^ Reports Riv Inrrease in
Niunber In Opcraiien
Thousand Islands' Gateway
pending calamity and the growth I "romedes or Hlelld.s came into bemg
of popular interest In the.** (x-cur- i breakin„' up of Biela's
rence . is evidenced by the world- I • »'<'rsf"rt'^ uhich are he-
mplv i.hitici' Voir
Affortlt'd ( ftr Huyrrs
Automobile buyers in the Unit'd
now have a choice of 76.>
y types of eutaaaohiles of indi-
ual stylcf en 44 ehassls. Prices
nge from $385 to $12,500 a car.
ere are rnie cars priced l>**low
00. 184 between $..(>(i tnri $1 nod
7 between $ 1 0(X) ,inil $1,>U<) \M
tween $'..')()0 and $J OiHi '.(4 be -
een $2 000 and $J .son and 44 be-
•een $2. .500 and $.'1,000 rin-:, are
y five listed at between 97.dOO
d $t4M)0: two between gg.OOO «nd
.500; one between ttJMO end H.-
. one between $9,000 Mid |tjiM;
o bet v een $9 -SOO gad {HMM gtid
above $10 000
ore Herlin U omen
Cref DrifimrMif Licmce*
BKRl.IN .Sept 29 Thf !i."t, six
onlhs of the Mirrfii^ mmt added
,900 Mu>!()i \etii! ir.-, (u the nuin-
r In Berlin, a^ iu:ain.si an Increase
13.500 for the entire year 1027.
tewerthy ie also the inorease In
e monber of drirtaf tteenoes
lied to women.
The\ numbered 574 In the .lecond
ar'er of 1928. as agaln.st 2!)2 in
e -aim- prnod of 1927 The tot.il,
)wever 'till a tin n i n !-■ 'n '.<•■;, t hal\
per cent ol ail licences issued in
rlin.
F-5lue (Ires.s • uit.s lor men ,» : ( imu
ink A'irn A correstKMident with
I oil and treasured dress suit.
ys The Passing Show, la hoping
at one day a dli^t green tinge
II beeome fhitilodalilB.
Wide publicity given to tha receiDt
passage of the Murth tlvough the
Perseld meteor swarm, and in the
large nimilMr 9f inquiries received
bv the Dominion ofceeftatoty.
Ottawa.
Everyone has seen star-like ob-
jects shoot across the sky on a clear
night, often leaving behind them
for a moment phosphorescent
streaks or trains. These are ixipu-
larly known as ■'hootm:' tars"
Manv have also witnessed 'hi ii;us.s-
lii.'; "t iirne larK'rt irlf-,!ial IxkIv di
a [.>Hi 1 )i wlar I b'lihant mcicor
shower a si^lit vktiuh, i.-, tini mmmi
forguiien. In reality shooting
stars" are small meteors, with which
the heaviiM an thrented. It has
been estimated that no fewer than
400 million of these eoUd partleles
rnin down on the earth and are
^wpp; ,- ' every day
often a tew ol thr laiRer mef.»'oi s
rearh the eartli l.nil rrii.nl-. nl >••-
tensive damage done by ihein are
rare. SilMMiatlflBS arci at present
being carried on to verify reports
of the fall to the earth of two giant
meteorites. In northern Arizona
mining operations are under way
to explore and deterinine the actual
content 111 ,in imiiiense meteor,
which l.s estimated t" weiKh about
in 1)00 000 loris A remarkable meteo-
rite '.vtiuli l.s recorded as having
fallen m the province of Yenisael.
Siberia, did a vast amount of dam-
age. The depression caused tay thia
celestial vi<dtor is several miles la
dlamet( r with evidences <rf the
breaking up of the meteorite just
t)efore it '.truck the rar'h
MOST ARC SMALL
However, by far the greatest mmi-'
ber nf the meteors which throng
thr hea\en.s are of snrh small size
'hat their (oni.tci Ar'i :hr earths
atmosphere uhirti tiii-. el:-, at the
enormous speed ni ninrieen miles
per second, cau.ses their annihila-
tion. Even stationary obJccLs would
beeome aiiqpst instantly incandes-
otot through contact with the
sdTth's protecnyimtt so that when
lieved to have <iriginated m 'I'uttle ,s
comet, gained their name from their
radiant or focal point, the constel-
lation Perseus; the Lieooids iiave
as their radiant the eonstellation
Leo and their orbit ts closely re-
lated to that of Temple's comet.
INTEREST KEEN
R is not only in recent ye^ that
pulrilo interest has l»een shown fn
the movement t>f celestial bodies
The early progress nf mrN r i
trnnom\' i.s intimairh ( .mn^i ted
Miih thr ,i|.p'Mraoi r -it the great j
l.ennid sIio.mws I'Ik hrlHlant
^hnwer i>i iH.i l a T' ii j-d icmi "i r in-
terest and the Lnipres.s upon the
popular mind has never boen ob-
literated nor has the intereet in
mcfeOH died out.
Silent Polit vnu'ti in
IS.Y. I\ umber J,300
New York is installing what is be-
lieved to be one of the grea^ street
travel oonnrol system in the wnii i
Covering the metropolis '.ike a i .l- i
wel) tlir I. .son ".s.lent p jhceinen
will blink \M'!i I lie re^ularit . ul
clockwoi^ I'll' ynriircnued i ^ht
plan will provide for the UYveiiug
of motor vehicles at the rate of^j lhe faei
Aztar Vi» f odndicg of the
Republic, thM'wftM not a great
rhange, beofttSe Pelting remained
the centip of Government Thoiis-
;.nds of offlciaLs who lived there kept '
thHi>!;s i;oing. ,
Manv r*eking Chine.se welcomed j
the arrival ot t!ie Nai lonali.st.s hop
Ipg thfty would revive things itiey |
did not take serioualy the Nankin^-
Oovemment's assertions that the ,
capital would be removed. It did
not seem |ic siij'e u< them that the
City whi. h I i,id .sp r .r-i as the Chin-
ese capital for reniunrs . hould fall
to con'time in th-it roie
liu It o •!! lief ame app:i rent ' iMt
the Nationalists meant wha- Uie\
said. OoTemineiit ofQce; w.-n
rapidly dtwmuit.led. the patronage
of restaurants, hotels and shops be-
gan to fall off. wealthy men aband-
cned their homes for the .«ifetv of
(,>.,.,^r,, i-irr- stems A mi.Il'!l n f tCT
.he arrival ol Ihr N'alionali.st"?,
Pekln,' !i;rr: h.iri' , hetran to feel the
pinch, and (oiidi'i"ns have gTDwn
steadUy wor.v rhe Northern
Chinese feel that the Southern Oov-
emment was dellberattiy malicious
toward Peking. One merdiaak said
to a rorrespondent: "What use do
SMU'hrrn Chinese have for (he
Nor' 11''
I'll ■')<' uiipaiti.ii 'ih.erver Iioa -
I ver !.iL' vll■^^ appear.s \ei- .slioil-
Mghted Nanking has good political
reasons for removing the capital
twenty-two mUes an hour without
a stop. It is to do the work of
5,000 policemen and permit these
trafllc cops to Join the war on crime.
While the system 'vill c(».,t -i rjo.
000 to !n: 'all and .ihrm $« dimi ri
year to (p. <■(■ 'ur mi,.'
city wiu be almost $i4,ouo.ouo an-
nually.
DOM MEAN fommnNo
AU this activity in the shock ab-
sorber field SURk'''st-, t ) the tluril.
ing motorist that thert' ^ a mr, :i ng
iirhind It T'nerr It IS, suc-
cinctly, that, the modern shock ab-
.sorber i.s an advanced product that
the comfort-loving motovift should
Investigate. Virtually all the new
devices will fit any ear, too.
however, that
Peking residents are being slowly
ruined The few industries of the
capital are at a stand-^ill; retail
traue ha, dropped so heavily that
hundreds ot uirrrinnis face ruln at
the next set lenient day. Business
u.i. 1)11(1 'Wuiri cti.ing Tto-Lln. and
Is much \"r. 'Ki'A
(iAhOlINK I I MI' '
An automatic e.i n;iiie pump has
br. t, ,ir , r|, ,p. (I Ul Kurope which
wUl dispen.se pr'roi to motorists
who drop a ti> ket in the slot. The
pomp will enable motorists to ob-
tdin taaeUne nights and Sundays,
when attendants are
stations art closed.
The chain store movement in Oaa-
a^ is growing.
ee
• . . llie New
Scnsatiou- Car
Oirvalrr-H*^iKnr<l "^^ilrer
FV.iiK " liicli -I oinprrHHion
enjriiir, any gr««le Holine.
J\ctV e'n«H^'thn*-«»« .iii<j <|iiif>tnr«^
of uperuliun at every spec<l
ontheapMdMneUr.
performance brillianrT,
flfishirn: cefiiu . fixioitixli-
iug power and pickup with marked
•emtomy ^ gma mnd aU.
Nptr -frpe rubber inaulntion of
< Mt'iii. , nrw.typ« invar*
Htrui pistons, new-type cimnkcsM
rentUator, ete.
\ CIV -fyp*' t-wherl li\<lruiili< ia-
t ernal brake* with moulded
J»rr»k© lining, civinc imftnnt niul
«'f 'iMlcl^S.t «l itpiuni; in «Ti\ weather.
\ f »||' N|, n<if r - prntiic radiator*
nrw bowl-trpe Ismpe^ with
all < hrotiii II Ml plji i < <|
^CIV riding qualities from loAC
rMilient springs aad alioeic
n>><4o(b«rd« iroBt mmi rasf.
New
fmminf^n in the loac knr-
hipn§ ,bodi«ui, «entii)L; At*
adiilta wftli ■ ntrpIuH of • (itnr<>ri
j\t*\V richiu-.* of tnicrior «p-
noi II t rnante, wltb blith
grn«Jc iiiolmir for f !<>'.r»| .jir-j ami
Keniiinc lc4Ulirr, pignkin gruiu, lor
DeSolo Six— brilliant and revolu-
tionary ill ils (1< Id Cliryjjler-built
— beyond all quibble and question
gives new beauty, new style, a new
higb quality and f>erformanee for
popular -pi iced sixes — See it and
knoH nil) the pubiie rat^b it by
long oddb the world b qy^^^^
\alue lor
cars selling at $1075
and up, at the factory.
outstanding
♦
«■ ♦
'J
Muttum
' pa.
JWpW arrlied win<low sllbouetle,
nrw rur-winp frinlern,'
(-harming color combiaaLiona.
THE MOTOR HOUSE
VICTORIA
LIMITED
Temporary Location at Comer of Vaneouver
and View Streets
De Soto Six
PRODUCT QF C^ R Y S L C R
WASHINOTON, Sent ».— Ameri-
crn foreign fi<wembly op<>riitlons.
started In 1033 have prow u since
th»'n frnm s'x for.>i<?i) br-iruh nlanhs
wlfh sales of 7fl f)00 unihs to tv.ent.v-
nlne plants w ith '.alf^s of 198 000
units. H Kain ot 161 prr t -ni in five
'■ears. Hccordinj; to A. W. (/hilds. as-
sistant chief automotive division,
department of commerce-
The location nf loreivru branch
plant/; at stratcKicallv important
dlslributK n centres i.s en\orned
litreelv bv -free port and lanff fa
cdltles co^t nf labor, raw material
supplv transportation rir fSavinn^
in inland and ocean frelithts. lower
duty rates on parte for assembly <ln
some coiintriasi. futok d>*trlbtttlon
to nearby , dealefa. transportation
time decreased and lower com of
labor and material, in snme in
stances, are some of the benefits de-
rived from operatuis{ a foreign
branch
OPEN CARS ABROAD
During the ttrst six nionths of
192g, open cars accounted for :14 per
cent of the total autoiTiohile.s a--
senibled ahroad For thr \ear 1927
this percentage wa', 44 per rent
indicalinn that the tendenry toward
the more general u.sc nf rlo.sed cars
is con.stantly growin'^ I'.i.<;senger
cars up to June 30. 1928. accoimted
for 63 per cent of sales from as-
sembly plants. Of the paMontcr
ears «oM. M per cent were of the
open t\pe
I lie V 11 iiir of I ,,i I l.s (i,r ,w-iiilj| \
aiul riKine.s I p.i.'-sentei car* 'rmk
and buses' e\poi tej fr"ii: thr t!niU'd
.States diiri!i>4 tlir fir.-.i ix months
of 1927 and 1928 were f6.933.725 and
$7,312,875, respectively, ezchistTe of
siKh exports to Ouiada. During
those periods. Oiuaada took $M4M.-
(Uaaaoqae. 6nt, erected two of
approaches to the
tiiese gstes st th« east aafi west
pfogrta»iye town. ^
606 and |J0.32.'i H7;i rr.,i)eclivcly
(Jther'principal maikn.s .vtiown by
tabulation weie Japan ( ir.itiany,
Umted Kingdom, Mexico and Ar-
gentina.
During the same period- there
were 69 jl5 and 76.932 passeiiKcr car.
trucic and bos engines exportjpd.
EXPORTS FROM U.S.
The export.s from the TJn 'ed
.SI iir to loreiKU couritne- .did ii"i;
r< m! i;;uoii.'. Irrntorie.s i'! pa >,^( ni.rer
■ a ' t ! ; ;. liu; i I i.i m ,i n< ! 1 1 1 ' A-
Ui"'i !;ir r'juipmml. to!ul«d 275,-
17.! (luiiiiv the first six montlis of
1928. This latter figure is Inclusive
of all foreign assembly sales whether
the oars ware declared -ae units or
as assembly parts at ttanc of ex-
portetk». By deducting the 32,005
automotive vehldee exported to
Ciliada a iistiltanl lotal of J43 4t)7
uiiit.^, aijoul !»', 0(10 or over 40 per
c<'nt uf villi h ^".i re assembled in for-
eign branch plants of companies
controlled in the United States.
f'hr tola! pirdiii'iKii of passenger
c iis Li IK k,« and i.iii,-.rv ui the United
8late-, iliiTilj ■ llie I 1 1 I siX monthS
of i!rjH -.ka: 2.20i,atto Morc than 13
jiri 1 rnt I I this production was con-
uuied in foreign countries (Canada
included) and the non-contiguou.s
territories of the United Stotes. The
value of such exports was ga6^6g4.-
23g. which includes experts to Can-
ada of td3.596.911.
Candidate— How was It titot you
didn't publish my entire speech?
Editor — The typesetter ran short
of "I's"— 8t. Cathartnes Standard. |
SHOCK ABSORBERS
AS iNTtOKAl PART
New r.iikard l'.it:t>t < bangc*
Former \iie'>srii<s Into HlJIt
in Fr.itiires til ( ar
Shocil uu oiix 1.^ lur tlie first time
have beconir .,u integral part of a
motor car, in the new Pafikard
F:iRhts Packard has lifted them
from among aut^mobUe aooessorlrs
w I ,t made them as much a
built ii: part d( the oar ta the «n«
inr 11 ,r . t
Wiiili- I he new 1' 1 ' k .1 1 ij : i i k ;i i '
sorbers are only a pan oi tiic I'ack.-
ard shockoabsorbing system, they
are one of Its mpst tanportant ele-
ments and have a number of fea-
tuies vhlch have attracted eon-
' (li iahlr attention since the new
cars fill ni.iilr llr:i .i ;>pr,i ra lice.
I (r y wt.r ii« rii'd Ov I'.rK.i rn-
^'iliici > t.i !'! M,'o 1 Ih' j^rnriMi ,ii ii;n
I I the car and to work with itu- le.st
of the shock absorber system in
eliminating road shocks from both
the car and the steertng.
DUBctdtleii encountered in shock
absorbers through havinc Incorrect
resi. tail, r h.ive been eliminated by
s,i dr ii/unr- ttir nr'.k Packard de-
\ irr 1 1 1,1 ; 1 1 1. ,r I ; I ■ ii , 1 1 : . ■ i i. '
correct uiil all.\ and leuiaiu.s con-
stant. It Is Impossible to make a
change except through Installing a
dfflerffnt sised metering pm to con-
trol the flow of oil. This can be
done only in a Packard servioe sta-
tion Of al the fteetary.
Alcn-NEcmio law
^api i in "anti-necking" law.
which ir,,iir > Ihnt )»" e«i'— •*•>
equipped villi dome lights. VhilAl
must be lighted s^nen .nu Cb.
driven at night. The peculiar ragu-
latioo is alaaad to safeguard pas-
seagers. stoee It Is said to have been
passed because an altercation be-
tween two passengers in an un-
hKhted car rceulted In the 4iKtb eC~
one.
BREAKS RECORD Up
Pike's Peak for Stock Cars
• 1 ' » ...
# ft * . *
12 Miles in 21 MinuUs 45% seconds
Break* prerious faaard bald bf a aswch more rxp^n.ivr .nr hv 14 i <; .r, o,,,!, i , . ^ ,,
a<K.«r. dr«. TW.A«h«n was faUy ^u^cr...,„a.ug h«h... lender,! .wo ^J. u.« Ic ^^^i:^^^^
-4aa00fses. AAMe reached was 14.109 Csec ovw *ww ins.
U
a atrlpped ear, no lighm.
fenders,
s
2 EVENTS
T^^^^tiJtwt^X^ Th.vmu.r hr ..,rUr.A nrrictU ...... I v ,1.. Aa.er.ca« AoitomoWle
WMU,4«i«. A mi W. WaaC Aaayn^Cara do in thi. ■ mw^.i ...m-cKuig d.tin li.r huvrr^. Aiib«m*s
il^ooc of the eflifiriv v ao l CO lur^nrr ot .he MOM AubuTU Can you caa buy.
on the
WHERE WERE THEY ON LABOR DAY?
Paring the pa.r f«-w wrrki thrrc have been more new c«r» of
OtSsraat make, smioiirucd .li,iit eVST T
Thry mrr > »'\rci evcrrthiiui from Mlrasie^ fo Xf iis(«rp1«cr«. An
ep<de.v,, ot r.agtarattoar The nsosc sweeping claims arc ad*
vertisMl for thsir pawer* ■Metf
BUT
Whera
wecffed to ^reea
I^fce* Day when the owportun'tT
la tba Pike's Peak hUl clim
Tin IN VITATION (r. rnte? clie difliculc and
hazardous Pike's Peak con test in open tt> all
manafscturers. It is ConductcJ by the Amrru an
AiifornoMIe Association. Its steep grades, many curvaa
and chansing atmospheric conditions are a <1ariiii»
challenffe to all to come and conquer. AUvays, u has
been thr amhifion <.f ni in uf.u turers tO build a car
that could hold the record tor this mountain a^< rnt.
because it ftimiahes the world the final verdi4:( < / . . W
Only ret cntiv Auburn, with two absolutely stock cars,
htokt all records for 24 hour*, (and all intermadlaM
timei anil .Iistan. r».) on (he Atlatitic C'itv "^rrcdwWfp
Hv ( r.,i;,nj; over H4 ni.p.Ii. . -r over 2,000 miUs.
Ihc purpose of that endurance te«f wnt not to «.c!l
speed. It was to prove. In the wlme heat of the
hardest punishment ever imposed on motor car*,
how well Aubura cars are engineered, how wdl huilr
and how much better they perform and ciulurc.
Sensational a* the speed .i .; ( no other Stock cars have
ever ttaveled to iar so fast) the most significant tliinvt
wag mat aaidbar of Chcae two stock cars required the
Ona wo«ld tyak that the Adaaiic CUf
t'ton was ^^'tnplaiaaMl ooMduslv^anoii^kof AubscM^f
sujicriority.
^"t^'*^f j I'cak prescnu ditfcrent obstacles and im-
poass dieiercac requirements. For, roadabihty is a
tremendous factor. ra>c of hol<hrij4 ihr road, absence
of stdcsway, safety at high SDccd on curves, and a
saper.abundance oT power alwairfl la rcserre. Tha
•train la this diaab is tarrific Strain aoC ooiy on tha
motor but on the frame an 1 r\ erv oth er p,i rt , T the
car. Tlicre is not a split sci otui of relict. 1 rom tha
minnte you start to climb, the strain increases, grow
ing in severitv witfi r\erv in. li npu aril. If any ooa^
hirye or snjall, ol the many narU ol the car faii>*l in
tiyg oetels. It wollid gpaU Mm: ^*^m
Therefore, Aul^urn entered the Pike's Peak cUmb
because it offered the only remaining way la which
Auburn could ^i\ e the |nibliC COttiUaUHtg pCOo€ o£
all around Icailcrship.
Vp, around 203 sharp precipitons rnrvrs? T'fp,
through slush, blinding snowstorms and freezing iccl
I 'p. about SOOO feet altitude in over 12 tO
victory, faster than any stock c.ir h..,] rv«
tha curres and grades of Pike's 1 cak !
Today Auburn stands on the sunun f . f I M. r' , f , ,1 ,
the undisputed champion of all no^k tar.., siaaJs
fh< re leCUrtin its KU{>remacv overall O^tktn IftBOVgatW
pci tormanca^ roadabihty and
AiifMim (lorn nof condu.f it^ ictn bf-hin I :\ high
Ixiaril len. r, in secrecy, with paid employes to report
tha result*. Auburn puts its cars in the hands of
reputable ofTiciais m ilc'cmiinc hi „ I M.itiia. Then
Auburn enters these cars in public events t>efore the
c Ncs the wofid to Chat cha Auburn racords are
rehahle. ami nie.an soOMdiIng M ft ditlllti aMMWU
of value to buyers.
nc<-au«r a stock car rap.iMe of this ^r^^:^:ln^.r prrform/
ante is »t> correctly engineered and designed, SO
cmuIlT and ruggedly built so strong andrelTabla
m every one of it-. (!)ou-a:uk of p.uiM f|. ,r ,f vvi||
meet the requirrninits of tlie average owner' bcttsr
and ^ta.ul up and endttrc longer. In other w(»rd8, It
offers the bu\. r a Ixtrer inv. s(i„, »i<, <»cr vtlim
an J an absolute ccrtauity as to what he u g»^v»§f
There is no te*t in which Aubum glMfcCMtdoMC
complctciv cxtcJ.
Exact duplicates of fhrse v| ^.ru ,,, an I cfiamploftT
ship Auburn cars arc available to you at any.
IMSS MOnri as «t>........ i « .•, <n i t ,r ^...i, j ,<i j ^ 40 K()..d»tcr t309S: Toorbig tJl7S: Cabriolet
ShrLJTteTM M^DRi 72i^^^ V 4, s, sr !..n $ S4S I h.rt .n Sr,Uu $ 'M s, rr i.ter |2720; Rosdst«r $23«?; Touring SSs:
Cabrtolet 12720. MODEL 76~5-Pa.«nger Sedan »221S; Sport Sedan $2074; Roadster |11H0; Tearing flfTO; CabrWat^Sk *«»oring ^ma.
PttUy Equipped at VIetosia
AUBURW AUTOMOMLB COMPAItY. AUIUXN. INDIANA
HUTCHINSON & BUSS, LTD.
Cor. Blanshard and Broughton Streeu
Phone 5S29
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THE DAILY COLONiSlf' VICTOIUA. 8.C SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1028
CtASSICS FEATURE
BROADCAST TODAY
Will Hear InUrcatinc
This Afternoon
INtaturlng Instruments seldom
h*anl tn solo work In orchestras,
another programme by Uie Peerless
Reproducer* will be brotulcut
throuch N.B.O. 8y«t«ra ttatlons.
tnm I'JO to a o'ckMsk (hie sftcmoon.
Thli half hour of novel musical en-
tertainment will be the Uilrcl In a
recently Inaugurated series broad-
cast tlirouKhoul the United States
by one group of pierlefw Itepro-
ducers tn the N B C New York
studios at 1:30 pjn., £a»U-m day-
Ui^ Mflng time, and by another
Baa Frandaco at l :30 p.m..
Standard time every Sunday
With "We o'et the low notes" ajtt
their Blogan. the Peerless lU'pro-
ducers eaeh week pit-sent uiter-
estlng lIliuiLrat)on.s ot mAo work by
low- f requciuy liLstruinenl.s. :ia well
•« by a low-voiced vocaltst, who
i» Harry Stantoci, baaa
Tbelr pnogramme today w^ in-
ehade the flretaeirtral number.s
"Whispering Plowen," by von Blon,
Dellben' pparkling "Pizzicato Polka."
and Victor Herbert's Joyous "Hadi-
nage." atanUm will int; two song«,
one of them a splritii U by Johnson
called "SUnd Still. Jordan."
X
With Fools' Caps on Hood
Bridal Car of China — It has exceedingly rich carvings and hangings with
silkeoy tassels above a smart motor body, for service in Shanghai.
A song cycle, preeented by a mixed
Tocal quartette will be one of the In-
terestinj? feature.^ of ilip LS;ii)d,iv
Afternoon C'onrerl to bt- broiidcii-sl
this aftz-nifxin frnr '.\ fo 4 :fO o clork
"In Kairyland '■ i ( i ■iii[)o.slllon by
MorRaii, i.s the cvi \r iiie singers
will be Ethel Wakefield, aoprano,
Mary Oroom, contndto. Owynfl
jQCtei, ISBMT anl SwoM Dana, tail-
tone.
Bepthovf"r.> "rorinlinu.s" n\rv
ture will be phwrrt hv tlic N;itinnal
f'onrerl (in. •■■'r;i ur (1> r imi-
tion cf Max a.-, ihr opening
number, rin- ir i 'i flnale of this
overture is described as one of the
moet elleetiire flnalai ever compoeed.
Mies Oroom, the contralto on this
lireirainme, to to be heard In one
.v)lo. in edition to her participation
In the sonif cycle. Btr offering
viii be '^^o;iicbody'a KSMklBB at
"S'oiii I iiior ()'■ nett.
( iiH- lit S' h!il)iT( s best known and
beloved art onvjs, "Who t.s .SvlvlaV"
will be sung by the baritone. Dana.
Individual numbece will also be
offered by Amaa tmd Iftoa Whke-
BeM. ;
Three moveftmtt mm Rubin -
."j'nii s hallrt .'^iitte. "PVrnmnrs " will
h*' :i noti'wnrthv orrhi'.'-! ri! mtitrt
biiti'ui '.I I hi -ini-cr! 'Pir- rr.u.'iir
of thi.s suite is characterized by bril-
i I a n t spiatHia of Ortaital toa^oolor-
Ing.
Other orcheetrat numbers Inenlde
Oritr« 13aaoe Caprtee." V/afiter's
"titebertod" tnm nrristan and
Isolde." and compoeitlolu of Pade-
rewski. Rim ;kv-Kor<;akov, Oillet and
Bnltmn>
IMHLH \L l)KAM.\.S
''A Ifeaa of Pottage," WlUlam
FOfd Manlojr'c uBlqtie dramatise-
tiott of the Old TMtamant nlory
of Jacob and Esau. wUl be broad-
cast from 4:30 to 5 o'clock today
as this week's ''Biblical Drama."
nralmis' last piano composttlon.
Rhapsody.' will be heard in an
or( he.'>tral arraiiyemenl as the SLan-
diLTd .Svmptioiiv Hour be^niLs at
e .iO o'clock toriiKlil It will be
played by the Standard Sympiiony
Orchestra with Nathan Abas as
conductor. "Rhapsody" la one of
Brahms' abocter wtMrki, and al-
though it was wrlten but a ahort
time before his death It Is vlgoroua
'I hr orclie.stni :■. .second ofTeniiji!
■<flll be the ovciturc to Verdi's
opera. "La For/a Je! Destlno" In
the overture are hard themes of
the opera, especially tlut of the
f imou.'! "Madre Pletoaa" aria for
nprano, one of the beat-known
iiirlodie.s In the "srnrr
Samuel Coleridge - Taylor the
Anglo-African composer, i.s rcpre
Ttntttl eat the ir"i'T""*** b}'
"Hlawattoa BaOet" anMle. which
brings the hour to a cloee. This
orrhestiai ballet \n derived from a
( uitiita lie ('nni:i')ai4 When Qoly
(ML'htef II si'iir^ Did
SiHiiidinK thci' \'''fkl.' ' ■.illn'' 'he
I -fsfrl at 7 30 o ' Idck tonii^-ht, ihe
Whlttall Anglo-Pcn lan.s will resale
radio audltora aith a hall hour of
exotic and oapfetratlnt medodlea.
Light classics, as usual, wUl oom-
pose the greater part of the thlrty-
mlnute orche.stral programme
The.se lnrlii.:e s\irh picturesque and
tuneful luiiiibcr- .i , KfMcltxn'^ popu-
lar "It. a !'( v-iM) M:.ik'-t ftiibm-
•■'••n-.'N ' ii' ban! IJ i,; \ i;.,c ( '.i] rin- "
and Priml's ever-deiightlul Orien-
tal mrtody. "Allah's BUlday."
ATWATEB KENT
Iticliard nonelll, leadtni; baritone
of the {"hicii'o Opira Cnir.nany.
b<' the tnir.'.l .'irti.st on the At-
•aI'T Kent pri t'l amine fr mi 't to
10 oclock toni ht Orche.stral
music will be cun'Mbuted by the
Atwater Kant Orcheatra under
Oenevra Waters Baker.
Acclaimed by crltioa as the poe-
aesKor of "one of the most remark-
able baritone volre.s of the prr.sent
day." Bonelli has a record of con-
tinuous triumphs in his opera and
Re has bson
praised for the tieh. vibrant and
' lovely quality of his voice, a.s well
I us lor the interpretative intelli-
1 t{eiice with which he :dnR.s
BoiH'lli i.s an Arneriraii .singer,
havlnt; bepn born in Port I!vron.
New York. He attended elementary
schools in Syraoisa. Now Y«rk. tii
la alao a graduato of Bjraeuae Uni-
versity. PYjDowlng the eompletlon
i.f hi.' four vfir university course
he '.X' rit aoroad to become a pupil
')! Jean di' l{\s/ke. the renowned
(iramatlr tenor He .studied with
nther ••■.irti.T-, later and made his
debut at the Brooklyn Academy of
Musie a* Valentine In "Fattst." in
the years alnoe ttaa he has wen a
large tbOowtng for Ms dtoUntatohed
perfonnances botti in opera and on
ih" ciincert .-tai-e u> well as for his
occasional broade,* ,i m-.;
On tonitjht 's pi dUraniiTie nnnelll
\<ill be a< < iimpMMied at the piano
by Everett TuU h nrs Hus iMim-
bera include "Tarantella by Ros-
sini, the fanlUar Prologue to lison-
cavallo'a H Psi^laod." the Negro
spiritual. "I'm 80 aiad Trouble
non't Last .Alway." and Olev
.'-'peak's dramatic setting of Kipliiikj's
pori'.i On th'' Hi>.id t(. NUmdaht'.
()iie nl !.H iiivhe.stral sein lion.,
■.vill be two movements from Rubin -
.'tein's colorftil suite "Bal co.stume."
Theae programmea will be liaard
through statlena KRQ, Spokane;
KOMO. Seattle; KGW, Portland;
KOO, Oakland; KPO. San Fran-
otoeo and KFI. Los Angolss.
FOR
Though a man with money be a
bad egg, people seldom take of-
fence until he Is broke.
"What's the Idea of repainting
that cheap car? It ain't got even
a motor In it an' won't run."
"WeU. It'll look nice when I park
it In front of the house '
Sundacr— The new is washed,
pollsbad. Awted. oUsd. and not
driven over twantf mUee an hour.
Monday—The new car is poUsbed.
dusted, oiled and not driven over
twenty-five miles an hour
Tuesday— The new car w dusted,
oiled and not driven mure than
thirty mllej an hour.
Wednesday— the new oar is oiled
and not drtfan ooM tliMi thirty -
five miles an hour.
Thursday— The ne« car la not
driven man tllMI fltty BtfM an
hour.
Saturday The nsv ear to no
longer a new car.
"Buyers of cars are leas oarUcular
nowadaft ttMMl flMilmi'lj, knt that
so?"
- res. WMle Hktjr Mid t« •* all
about the ■kOlM'* pgwm, gas con-
sumption, etc.. an they want to
know now I.s 'What is the verv low -
eat oasli payment I nitiSt make''
Honking your horn doesn I help
so miMli as stssrlng wtoaljr.
I Kradualtd pNm-tM automobile
school " ■ >
"Kod 'L IVlMitIi your oodege
honk"'
Perhaps the only way la to make
the locomoUve stop, kwic and Itot^
Fools will not
. — as well as a»ny others
should ta tfiaken before taken.
Aviation occupies the xtage of the world ^Misy and the spotlight'* is
f'x-uja'd more intently than ever before On the doings of those who are
i makinc air travel pn.s.'.ible for us The ,'ipectaeular achievement of Lmd-
I berRh in hi.s .solitary flmhl to fans iiui more tf) sLlmulaLe interest in the
art of tlylnK tlian did any mhkIc ofrmrence in recent years. Chanitjer-
' Iain's jump to Berlin, the recent hop a< ros^ the Pacific to Hawaii, Byrd's
dramatic cruise in the giant America, and ttM JltiHAtto QPUtoe o( "Hm
Three ifuskatMia" of the Bfomea imr»^hw^tifiSmiMM IntaMrt 1ft
the fever point.
No one knows what the next few yeaft wif! bring forth, but other
excitiiik' 4unt,s arc on Mu- immediate prf)f,'rani'ne : plan.s are now being
made lor an .iir rruise lo the Sotnh Pola.'- n-gifni-s the PYeticli are
[i.TpannK b'l' a westward IIikh; .iiii»:..s i he Mlanl.ic. the (reriUHn.'f are
arranguiK for a hUle ten da\ /.eppelm jaunt around the world the
English are tryinK tor ihi a me goal. In short we are to be treated to
a spectacular exhibition of Dying during the saX low jmrs^ It vlU be
a good show and a iiveljr mm, and wo are foftdbata to live dorlag (he
years of Its enactment.
Men have been thinking about flying ever since tliey .saw the flr^t
bi.ii .o fiiiJi.; Undbargh'.s feat wOvS the uhir! rerrnt and d;Hm.ti:ir real ■
ly.Hiii'ii o! Diat thought. Hut the story is a long one and an interesting
one. lull of ( oincdy and traK>^Hly and thrilling rOOMOOO. It WtO ftOtltiWWf
here until the tale has been told. ,
(NeBl WMb— ^^lytag. i DMae AMtAute*)
^UMMUBI DRAILB .
"■What 1.^ I ' i.i'e.man''" a. ked ihe
school irtspector oi live- vc.'r -old
Freda.
"A man who goes about niaicing
speeches." answered the little girl.
"IMr, but not quite eorrsct," said
the toffwetor. "X myself sometimes
iiitoBhtitoaadia^ bnt X Hst asa a
atiWBKr^
"I know." returned FYeda. .■^mninp;
brightly; "a statesman is a man
who makes good speeches!"
o
A molh coddle is a mati 'Jih<
it with fli)\vers when lie 'amu'
so much more aatlelactlon U
oould say It with bHck bat*.
HKLP WANTED
The rkh bachelor sighed and
looked ai the beautitui ctrl bf his
.side, who was efpiaiiv wealthy.
Then he .poke
"TliiriKs aie all sixe^ and .sevens
wltti me 1 teel ttie i-real r.ecd of
a woman m my home -one who
could .straiRhten out my tangled
affairs and make life worth living
again."
The girl lOQfead at him expec-
tantly.
"Ye.- •' '^he ^ald ' cr: ■ 1 ,
"Do you know of ,iiiv i-ood ibie
bodied wom.Ul ^ h'-^ni 1 cow'A ri ' i >
inanaKe my hou.s«'? he com:luded
to her astonlshmeot.
1 d,i) n '■ mean to do it," is the
remaik of every auto killer after
the accident. But it availeth little
in bringing hack to life the victim
of careleosncaa and regret will not
replace the loved one torn from
the home by a reoklsss drlveri
YouH rsgret the aoaidOBt* true
OT\r tliese new features
increase
T
JL r IS NO r to he wontfcred af that
the newChrvslers "7S"anJ"6S*'
— arc eveT\'where heinj< receixed
with ct^rdialitv unusual e\t'U ti>
C lirvsler .... <l C hrysler, in (»nc
strv>kf, Irss tlian five years ag;(>
captured the style, performance
and vbIm leadership of the induR-
try •••« <lliat tupcriocity hM been
dtpwigrttenad by each iwniKlinjt
•cap nadl tha oafPaiC Otfyalatt
CHB5SLEC
Sift^/^ and Engineering
LeadersKip !
represent (he hi^^hest exprewion
ti.) date t)f L lirvslrr's reniarkahle
engineering and nianuiacturinK
genioaMM 4 Consider, for example,
in the new Chrvslor "T'^" nnd
"6S" these new elements in pt r
ttirmance and in the srvie fliat
today re-styles all motor cars:
better to keep >oui cinusciencc
clear Heed the.sc little tips from
the Traffic Cop. They may save
you fron a lUetlme of rsgrst
Ho \ oii ah> a;, .i.pp! > brakf.s
liropeti', ' When conarin to a stop
on a :,traij;lit-away, shut off the
gasoline throttle and leave the
cluteh engaged until Just bMore
you come to a stop: thi.s method of
stopping I.s e,speciall.\ advi.sabie m
wet weaLlier because it le.v.en.s llie
tendency of the cai Ui kid It also
iielps to dL«!lnbiite the braking
power equally, and aaalsts the ac-
Uon of tha brmkea. Do not ahnt o0
the ignition until after you have
atoppod; it may be neoessary to
make a quick start
Real Estate Loans
t)o you naad money iromadiataly?
Have you real estata aa aeeurity?
Then all you need is contact with an
honest and reliable agent who can
arrange the matter for you. Con-
ault our classified columna for a Uat
of auch namaa mfti who can ra-
spond to your wants, and who will
conduct a transaction in a highly
businesslike manner. A Want Ad
is the quick method of brinjjing
biifar«nd aallar togtthar.
The Daily Colonist
CteMilidd Adirwtiiinf Dopartniffit OpCQ 8 AJL TUI
10 FJM.. Wttit Ads IlMaiv«4 by PboiM.
CALL'ONMNC**
COURSE TO BEGIN
TO STUDY THEME OF
GASOLINE ENGINES
elei
obiJ
enotir' e .
fail to puiubii
thou
you.
gK the court. s
but It ia lar
An old man was standhig on the
curb playing a one-.itring Addle out-
^tde A Ludgste Hill shop. An ac-
r;'iniiil4ince came up
Watcher doin' down ere, fiiur
I thoufM y«r woriBod tba Wsst*
end?"'
"Not now I don't. I give that to
me son-ln*law aa •
enu"
A oount la gaaollne snglnea is of
special InMiMi to fsrag* appren-
ticea and ear ovaoci wte- wlali to
become able to do fnlner repairs
and adju.stment.'s to tlielr own aulas
To he able t/> do thi.s mlrilml7e.s thf
po.s.sibility of arcldent.s and in^
1 reases Uic pleajsure uf car owner-
.ship.
During this Winter a class in gas
engines will be held tn the fdgh
Schcxil. commenclnR Monda-.
Oet.4-)ix-r 1. 1928. at 7 30 p m and
will be tauRht by a hi^'hlv cmneut
member of one of our local garages.
In this oousas OMra are two ohM
parts:
(\) The mechanical section,
which compri.se.s Irtsinictlon in
the princlple.s nt operation ol
t\<o-cycle and four-cjcle einjiiies
carburetors, clutch transmission
and differential gears; brakes,
hydiantto and nMOhMUoaL
(3). The eleetrteal section.
which compn.vs in.slnictin; , -n
electricity and mapii'-iiMn b.it
teries iiuujnflix.. timers nii.i f:
ductiou coilfi, generaUkTb and
locating tTMM*
txioal etroutts oo ttks
set
To make the le.s.son.i clear an
. implr. a working enRine nimmte
on I'.s chassis, an engine .sectione
to show working parte and lantcr
alldfls ars titod.
A gitl may have dlfldcnlty In ma)
;ni,' up her innul. but she ^ itn';iri;ibl
an expert at nxinding her niaitf uj
P-i.e as you would haVe tl"
oUicr icllow dnve.
Nmv dender'profiU
rculiiitni. I
moulding;
N«w "tfir^rffiff^ fendem
Neav hou4^typ0 HmmBm^
Neu' "ari hi-ii^i imilini " «"i<>Mii^(o||||^
hood
Sewawteping rnu iUi.kUne» in ampe
and TOadstrr -
( nutMer%utighud 7'hmHmt cranio
thaftf
Nnv ChrytUr-demgned gasoline tank
sMdUi
Power, $p*ed, pickup that om^Chry-
high
mabug amy goMolkm
New ItKht'OCtion inrrmii/-r\f»<inHintr
§qu€akin» moulded brake lining}
Nri4\ longrr chaxxitf.
Rubber shock insulatort in place o/
mtt^ shaekltft
NV»<' fvfy shoe !* ii f><i»r^><'t
1 hi{>L-x t htinnrl frame on "7'>
SiX'Ply tulUMMom tkm on "75"i
^OU' thrrntn^tiitii ,tl!\ ,nnr»i>//cr? m
ttgral radiator shutterg on " 75. "
And an theae atig addad to iramber less developments which
Clmrokr awamn ha^ cnioyed far tm mmI ym»n and
which have contributed to Cbrydar oadsfaeikMi aad loo^
yli..« .Tha public
meots pioneered and perfected by Chrv-tli
cbarly shown than ia the acclaina of the
"W-iMovas that the iiyla aad
the a
-rievrr ini re
and
tengerCnut^ ulth rMmhle . %j>j>js, KiHi<iflrr 'u ilK
Tur,,hlew,U . I IV f n Sr,Ui„,$2 | 4i\ Crw.Ti Sfdan,
Kixuittrr '*i4m rumhlr urat . $I1SU; l^irnt
rnwnnir Car, $\i70i 4-do<n St^tian, $ 1 4f>0f
Cm*^ lu ilh rvmM« tmmt),$l4<>0. All bru n /. k
WlH4l»OT. ( >nf<irto, ifxciuding manAard fattmy
Uniakt mmd mam ean^ WJm wfces^
THOMAS njMLBX, UMITED
CHRYSLER GARAGE
PTiONB
lit
uper-Six Performa nee
and finest car qualitif
••dialyMi canx<7£<paa0ic^i^ to pay a years tuifion**
$
885
and up
Coach . -
Scdaa (4-Daor) fit
Coupe - - 9ii
Roadsur - lOiiS
AD M<^ f M. a.
Car value ii> pKtuicd witii vivid newness and stiinng force in the worcb of
thii woman who writet:—
•*We considered several much more expensive cars, ,
Imt imagine my tuiprite aod deUflitlfl niid ing e verv
quality matched or betteriHt by Eaaex and eoooffh
•tyed to pty a TMr'a tuition for my da«f Ittes,'*
Nor does Easex saving mil \\ \\\\ the purchase price. In operaddn aconon^
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THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C. SUNDAY, SEITEMBER 30. 1028
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Chmtendotn in All Lands
i/j Temple Staff Had
\First Ifihle Vacation
School During Summer
laiiJcraft. Story Telling, Flay, Bible Study,
Icmorizatiou l ipture and Worship Were
'aturcs of I en l)a>s' Session- C( i (operation
Was Ruling Throughout
Had iJiarg«' of
Vacatiou School.
HARVEST DAY AT
|aily Programme Began With Salute
Of Union Jack and Christian Flags
NEW method of religious training of chlldien wa.s i.uccci>6-
fully Introduced Into Vletorls last Summer, when thirty
boys and girl*, undfT the direction of thr ritv Tomplf' stafT
|rfligious instnaeUon, partlelpAted in the unique programme of
Daily Bible Vacation School.
\ .' : slipping Into Temple
Piiik strrrt. a few minutes
•r 9 .(Hv inornini? from Julv 3 to
wnuld li.f. r sorii thr kTi'up "f
inK fi'lk.i nv rep' 1^ , i ,i i k! ;i -i'
pntlori. ttrst beforr iiie Union
|k and then the Christian flag.
latter with a white diagonal
Fis on a bltM ground. In unlaoo
make the dual pledge: "I
Ifjo allrRiance to the BrltMl flag
to thf prn.pi:'
Id-, !! iirit!--:. K:
lt> Ml l)J<'i ! 111 lib'
riu'i. ' >'.»'.-
thi^ llif ■.(■■iiud
(utiluily soleiiHi t
ac« to the Obnstiun
: whirh 1'
,,:re unifii.K
•v and Ju:-
FnlK -
afTiriuati' i.
l )lf-d»<t' a lie
Hag and lo
Saviour for whoee Kingdom it
^ds, the Klngdmn o( Ood. vnit-
[ all mankind in senrtee and tore."
ihf>n, "FlinB; Out the Banner,
\\^n of Our King," is sung,
ins heKnti Ihrcf I'.ours of such
3rl)iTiK nitcrcst Mi.i* ihc iliiklrcii
It n;oriniiu il.uirii I 'i ii.ti.ture
an luMir bfloic ^iim' j! open-
and beg a' flif tnd ol the swllt
days for twice itn more. Por,
Ih it la called a school, it is to
more plajground than school.
iTc Is much moaic. learning of
hymns, marchea, much play,
mi/rd and supervlMd. HMTO la
Ion and Miricty
liapin 111 nil \' I' \;<u' ( ■. (TV
rniiiR II' liandriMlt Wnh n;a-
|al (ibi,i;ii-(l .'.M .'i: the Red Cros.s
|p. ilK- Ixjy.s di'V n In the base-
it weave ba.sket-s ol \aried sizes
sorU and wonderfully well they
this under the guidance of Miaa
ie Snider Bead necklaces arl
strung. Jars decorated, poatera
pan.-l.s are [lai-i'ed the glrlB,
HuniiMMnd .md !:i'r helpers
rseem',' Mi" h'l ii.i;!': fUuk nf
Ithis 1 ; d i.;<i;! iiM 1 prinfiple
naridi riif' > hAractrr-iTaft.
in the expressional activities i
lailt power* and deeliaUe Im-
fs are fvoked.
through the ten days nuaa Ukc a
)en thread the Idea «t eO'Opera-
By the telling of faaelnating
liPs — of the sL' ter who aldetf her
|v bnlnish brother; nf good Saint
}iNi<'pi'er: of Orenfell f»nd Flor-
r-' .Ehtingale -the idea of niu-
llt\' and ^\\r- and -take ^inks in
loprtnluin m <■ bmldinu and
le in.ikmK us iliu,st ra • i-d b\ ?nak.-
together the book of the House
liitiful. The children found that
ily-feven tfaaM*' if Jgeopl*' *^
It co-operated In bnuatng and
u home; and Umr there
ither mother, slater Mjd brother.
ro-nperatmc; attttodo and
Iprr i.<i mdiired.
linn." ide the bookmaking ran
niatchles.s su>ry whirh was
prized bv all the ehUdren
Harvest Feitival
HoM Commenced
THX Church of Bngland in
the eoune of the ehureh
year has oooie to the time
"When All Is Safely Oathered
In .nd Christian jjeople
iin!!< ir e'\;res of Ihank.s-
uMvinK ri.r ll:'.rvest Festival
■ f-' . "fid in some
• U',-' ! '<li'. \ and next Sun-
day and iater in otbera. In
soow inetaneei^ ehtirebae of
the other communlooa also
observe this period of thankk-
i;iving. connecting it with the
rallying of the young people
fee fluadaar achool attendaaee.
Rev. Dr. Sipprcll Will
Speak on The Man Power
of the Qiifrch— Mutical
Frograrome
sPtUAL SI \i)iy
SERyiCt^ iiL f
II \.>iM().Nn
ten*!*.
■» or Ihr CltK
Daily BlMe Vm-
WILL BL SHOWN
HOW io mi
a large plaee In the religloua train-
ing of youth. About 150 vera held
laat Bummer ti Canada with an en-
rolment of pf ii.ap.<i 7.000 to tfiOO.
Because of it.s activities It has a
wider .ipp< a: i li.m the Sunday
»chniii t 1 whi( h it IS .supplementary.
No rewards are neie.s.sary to atlam
a hundred per cent attendance. It
\s inton.Mve and continvioiis; even in
ten d IV- iLi thirty hours are more
ttian half a year in Sunday school.
Some religldaB eduoators claim for
it fLrat place in In methods of rc
ligloM training,
and competent
are BTaltable.
rix' hand of !
the peri'-d as ei
chlloren and
ooBSlated ol Mrs.
wUhng
of children
i w'l s w >io ended
I'tm.si.i.'-ti'' a.s the
k'raJeJul parents,
Maude Hammond,
superintendent: Mlaa Vlnce John,
secetary; Mka Noia WUUama.
pianist; llias BMe Snider, hand-
craft: Mlas Phvli'^ Fox. Miss Ruth
Ranaon. supe.'iniendent of the pri-
mary .section, and MlR.s Winnie
Green, pianist. All of these are ron-
nacted with the Canadian (.iris m
TYsining trroiip of ;hi^ Ci'v Temple.
VICTORIA WEST TO
HOLD RALLY DAY
SERVICE TODAY
All the members and friends of
Victoria West United Church and
Sunday school are earnestly urged | senrlce
to be present this morning at a
great united Rally Day servlec, be
ginning at 11 o'clock.
A ripeclal programme will be pre-
sented by the school, entitled "Peace
and Good-Will." composed of .stmg.s,
of i recitation , and rcpon^ive reading,^
A oourae of training In
athletics and general recreational
aclivltie.s for a .selec'id I'mun of
leader.s ol church v ,11^ ■ pic wa.-.
ananged at a larr.elv attended
meeting of the local Keiigious Edu-
cational Coimcil held tivls week.
Tlie objective of tliis course, in
which the YlA.CJi. and Y.W.CA.
wUi co-operate with Secretarjr Mc-
oulre aa head, la to Inereaae the
efficiency of the social departments
of the young people'a aociettbs and
the boya' and gtrla' otuba of the
churche.s
Till' c (,1111' il ;,r( -.d"n* is ,'.! • \
J. Daniels, wilii Mr. A. R. Mernx
aa vice-president, Mias Evelyn
JOnea. aecretary. and Mr. Slmaeoa.
treeaurer. Plans were made for a
confermoe to be held etiriy next
month at whleh leading experts In
religjou.s training will be present,
im lading Mr, Ci A
ronto i!ir K^'ifral
Canada, and Mr. Ftank Fidier, of
Vancouver, the boys' work aecre-
tary for British Ciriumbla.
Ibe Olty Oounell of boya' clubs ia
being got into shape by Mr. James
Moys. who Is Acting Mayor until
the Cnnn'^il wliicli will «nn.si.st of
two aldermanic repre.sentatn e,s from
each club, Is conveneci ITie care of
the coming Bnys Parliament, which
Is annually he id dunng the Christ-
mas vaeation, wUi fall largely upon
the nawly organized body. Mr. J.
Walker was eleotad c^ialnnan of the
boys' work board 'to take the place
of Mr. A. R. Hebden, who has re-
igned after several years of faith-
Today MbtropoUUn Church will
be primely decorated with the
fruita of harvest in the form of
fruits, flower.s and vegetables. Thi.s
has becopie an diiiuKil event In this
I iuirch and a rnmmiftee under the
direr tlon ol Mr William Criuuh
RiTve III .Saanu h is endeavoring 1 1
n,.ikf the fllnrl tlus year "the best
\ei .Sperial music Will be ren
dcred at both aervicos. At 11
o'clock the paator. R«v. Dr. 81p-
preu. will apeak on mianksgiving."
and at 2:30 ol-toek there will be
held a Rali\ D... ervire for the
Sundav .scho..' wtnt-h the public-
1. 1 :dia;i\ iir.iti-d The .scholars
ol tl.e SI hiKil will present the dally
I )a\' progrnniiiii- rTi'Mled ( iood
Will and Peace. ' Ttiis wUi be a
moat Interesting and attraetlTe
aenrice under the direction of the
Sunday school superintendent. Mr.
H Smith \' M.i' .-.rnii K erviir
I >r .Sippre!! wdl prearn a special
' 111 1) 111 i n on the theme, "The
:»li»ii-i' : ' «he Church" The
Jjmen ol the i :'\ wivi Aoulfl like to
hear a stirring address and discover
what they may do to make a bet
^ hear thia addraaa. Dr. StppreU wiU
i urge that "all the men of the church
jHi all the work of the church"
ivliciih! 1,1- '111 ■liiKiti iM ''.e real,
live, red-bl'joded male meinbers Ol
\ ery church.
lAPTIST PASM
HAS NEWSEiUES
'^law Je»ns Met Problems of 0«r
Day Is I vfinn; Series by
Itev I Str.n ban
Obsrrvancc of
Holly Day Her^
IN the HapM.M I'Tevb\;er-
lan and Umted Ciyu-ch
communions, the attention of
the congregatlona is beinq
focujwed tddav on the rehu
inu.s edu;-atioo of their voung
f)eople Henewal of ."^aindav
school attendance ingathenni?
of new :>< bisiars and iiromo
tion.s m the clius-se;-. will be
features of the day. As the
church notfesa will sbesr. the
Victoria oongregatlonB are
partKlpatlnR in this method
1 ( .Sundav s/diool work
An ( idei of servii e ha been
.sent out Ironi I tie d nomina
tional headipia 1 1 cr , and will
be pretty genenillv followed
Apropos of the John Bun-
van tercentenary, the theme
of the Bally pay
in the Bapttot
The Christian Pilgrim," Cop-
ping ' picture adorning the
first page rtic F^hesb\ t/>rian
tlictiK' r 'nie ■Iliuigs IlMi
.Aliidf .md the United f'hiircli
i>ubject is that of "Peace and
Good WUL"
f progranune
flhtirehae Is
HOI RULE FOR
INDIA IS TOPIC
DB. MAVns fIfVCS A OBAMA-
. tntiVY IN TKMPl.i: HALL
ON MONOAY '
Is Bishop of the
Far North
Kciifious Education < ounrii ri*n*i ^ eopoclaUy Invited to
TrahUnc Coanir in KrtrratlMI ■ - - -
Nattooal umeer
DIVORCE WILL BE
ST. JOi'S TOPIC
BBV. F. A. P. CHAD WICK WILL
DIAL WITH ALABMDTO
< MENACE
Brllm?!i.»in (lerKvman Is Named
for U.irvc&t Ttianksgivlng Serv-
' tees N«st
( itv Temple to llavr Poiltiral Sqb-
>eol Tealght^Momlac: "Milk
Krrvlrrs of the Victoria City
Irniple will be held in 'he Ho\al
Victoria corner ot Urau;-htnn and
HlaiLshard Htreet.s. tsxlav l)r Davieb
having for his pulpit themes "The
Milk of BWnan Klndnew" in the
mogolaf. uid< JMH^ "^^u
Britain Oet Out of iRmi?*
I'he iiK ideni.il .sacred choir music
and orchestral music, as well as the
order of the printed service, sur-
round the idea of peace, the pre-
dominating thought for today's
mes.sages Sprcialh prepared hMnns.
written lor tin- ixiasion, will also
b« .sung.
India, the land oi religions,
revolutlana and romanoe, wUl be
portrayed by Dr. Da vies in its mod-
em a.'ipeet,'! and th" (Tiie.stlon will be
fa<-ed a.s to wfic'ia-r the tnuti larger
nation populously, .should not now
)h' ai:o\^ed to oentroi her own
destinies.
On Monday etenlng. at Temple
Hall I">' r>avle» will render a
dranialoguc m the main hall at 7,45
o'clock prompt.
It is announced tiiat at the next
meeting of the board <tf maasge-
meot. to b- held on Tuesday,
ber 9, the sj-M>rial apcnda of btll
will be the di.scus' .I'n rcLrarduit' the
subject of building a new City
Temple auditorium a no for which
has been secured, with a huge
ceoMBt foundation already eon-
atmeted, at the oomer .of Vfengoiim
and Balmoral Streets.
Ai\(>\ i Hi Hi // HAS
DR. RENMSON TO
PREACH TODAy
\ aiic(ni\ CI 1-^ e ( I ( I I W ili
Iak<" Hai\("-t I r.stiN.il
SprM< cs -;l Uiticl LiiuicU
Calliedrdl
HARVEST HOME
SET ON MONDAY
BIbHOr I. O. STRINGER
or th« Tak*a DImm* ml lh« Chareh •!
KntlM4. »h« has beta railrre^ •( |h«
care of Ma< kmile aivrr Dlocrae by the
rlrrtlon 1ai,1 Mrrh'in Wlnnliirc nf ^rih-
(lrA4 nil V\ \ (,r«1ilr\ K'-tifp <a Hk
krnslc KJvrr. Sinhov .sirincrr look arrr
•I aitka* Livcaa m kis raMr*-
■n«n( t«* reari ar«.
RH)£R OF WHITL
UOKIiL l^i TOPIC
\ I H Kowrll t Dniiniit-s |{c\ . l.i
lion Series at LcntrAl U<tpllsl
Cborch Today
Thanksgiving aervloaa for the
blessings of harvest will be held In
Christ Church Cathedral today. The
•peiial preacher nt both momlntr
and esciiiiii- ,ci \ I" es Will be Kev
I )i Keni 1 1 ' >n 1 1 c ■ 1 m of < 'In i.' 1
Cliincli V.iii' ici-. I [■ '. , ii.pl I
thai as niMn\ people .t ; sibi'
will come to the servlce.s '• d.i and
join together in giving thaniui lor
the blessings of harvest aa weD as
for all the blessings of the year.
The offertories during the dav
will go to the church*. ui: i - 'un;l.
I here will be relobrat n 1 1 t th-*
H"lv Communion at H and 9 :tn
0 c!iv< l- r^t t 11 ( 111. U t hci r w ill be
a '-ei \ H I 1" l!ii- ( .iMicdi .ti 111 ^lilcll
service the ciuldren oi the parish,
together with their parents and
friends, are Invltod. The addrsss
will be given by the Dean.
The Harvest HOme" will be held
on Mnndav evening, October 1, at
8 o (d(H k 11, the gymna.sium of the
Mcii;i t ial H.ill The churcliw ardcn.i
and 111. nibeis of the church com-
mittee invite all members of Ihri
parish — old-timers, newcomers, and
friends— to come and enter into the
fellowship of the gatharing. Hm
Dean'a tutorial class «B1 meet on
Wedhesdav October S. at 8 o'clock.
I.
1 kenif ol
Si it in i
(
h / .
/( I i.^lKin
i.h urcli
Rev J Hafren Daviss,,MJU w :;
conduct the usual servlcM today a'
Knox Presbyterian Church, corner
' of CVdstonc and .Stnnley Avenues
Rev. P. A. P. ChadwWc wUl preach ; subject for ih.- ni.in.ing. at 11
cfood Samariun, and in imagi-
n they walked along the road
ericho with him who helped his
.\ brother. The Life of Jsius
portrayed in collected copies of
Lterplece.^ In hymn and prayer
jod 1 he child was led Into a wor-
lifiil attitude.
[he Vacation School Is winning
in which the Junior rholr wiil liave
.1 .'iDecial part. Re\ H .j AmNage
wUl give a ahort address.
At taa tlf&lng service Vte choir
will render" special music, and the
subject ot the aermon wUl be, "The
Inward OonvlOtlon and Triumph of
Faith. ' iul are cordially invited
to these
MISSION WOKKtK
KtiyiiNS TO U,
Rev. A, V Munson. After
Tear II I lie' (lift, .loins
I alliedral sUff
"Ilie liret of a new hcrics of eve-
nfiig sermona will i>e preached in
tfcli Plntt Baptist Church this .eve-
attig. This sertes bears the title:
"^nw Jeaus MM the ProMaais of
Oi»r Day."
j.s suggested, the sermons win
rcKile, of To- ide,»l with themes of a most nrac-
secretary for ' tic.i 1 nature and will offer an in-
tericetation of Jesus' vie»s upon
ths| questions treated and Hi "lu-
tlon. The first sermon has for it&
title: "Should Customs Determine
Standards of Conduct?" The eve-
nlni service commences at 7:30
o'clock.
Tti the morning the minister.
Rpvi .fame.-: .Sti:\ch m w dl •\a.:r for
his theme. "A (ilimpe of His
Hcant'.." This service '--mimencea
at Ili o'clock, and is followed by the
church sehool at 12. Rally Day
wiU « e observed by the entire school
In an appropriata aendoe.
Mrt R Mcintosh Will slng "My
I Geni^ Child at the morning serv-
I ice 'Tji the evening the choir will
j give tjlic anthem Through the Day
Thy love Has spared IK" iSch-
neckeii^ and Mr. Fred Wright will
ising Jiammond's "Jeeus of Naaar-
'eth.'^^*
The H.Y.P.U. will meet on Monday
I rvenln'j a» 8 o'clock. The mid«we«k
' meetlni will be held on
evenlni at g o'elook.
in St I ihn Church this evenhig on
"The Problem of Divorce." which In
ii|)i[.;iiri ciinstltute,' i>ne of the
great dangers thr'-atcpon,' iwiUza-
tion today, ( iivu.f; uni' ni mic facts
with regard to the alarnnng increase
of divorce, Iiir. Chadwick will outline
some of the remedial agencies.
There will be Holy Commuition at
St John'.s Church at 8 o'clock, and
Miirnmg Prayer at 11 o'clock, when
thi l er'or will preach. Sunday ."ichool
and Bible claaa will be conducted ai
3:30, and Evmaong will be held at
7 30 o elrx-k
Thi re will be an organ recital by
Mr c J Burnett, commencing at
7:10 oclcxrk, till the church hour.
Harvest Thanksgiving services have
been announced for St. Jotm's
Church next Sunday, when the
pceaeher for the day wltt be Rev.
Canon B. B. Smith. rect<v ot St
Paul's Church. Bellingham, Wash.
A harvest supper will be held on
Monda- October 8, at G oiimk lu
the l^d.ts Guild of the parLsh 111
St. John'.s .schoolroom, alter w hii h
a musical programme will be ren-
Cborch
I w i A I w t'i>i f/ i. I. This evening Rev, J. B. BoweU,
LoL AL iiLiir ILLo \tb» pastor of the Central Baptist
Church, win preach the seventeenth
n til.' . tiarl series on i!i.' \i<n,\: nf
Kc-. 1 lull \ 17. , "The Hi '.o,inr .it
'he .Seals MulU are lliidiii^'. lliis
.sf'Tics of inten.sc interest. i'he
pastor will answer the question a.s
to who ia the rider on the white
horse, and also tho question. "In
vl«w of present-day enlighten-
ment, la tt possible for men and
women to be imt to death bseawse
of their faith m ( '.nd''"
nil 111 .r ■i:n;i Mir subJCCt Will
be "The iietter Fromiaes," being
the fifth in tiie aeriea on The
Bplstlo to the Hebrews." |
'Hie Sunday school and Bible I
class meet at 9:4.') o ( loi k All .serv-
ices are being held in the A.O.P.
Hall on Coinior.mt i-iicci between
F )miii-:., and HLi n. !ia rd : : 1 ' »s.
O'clock, wiU b«: "Faith \ Form of
Leisure" (Isaiah zxviil. 16), and for
the evening, at 7:30 o'clock: "Ihe
Runaway Prophet" (Jonah i, 3).
Sunday seheol at 9:45.o'eloA.
REV. UK. wFlSON
AT TIftST UNITED
An-
( luor Will Render
and ()liail'tl>' it
Servii fs 1 (idav
The pastor of the Fairfield United
Church, Rev. Hugh Nixon, will
both services at Pirst United today,
comsDr Balmoral and Quadra Streets.
The choir will render the following
music: Morning, anthem "Oreat Is
the Lord" 'Marchai. .vening.
anthem. "Jes\i. Pricelc.M. Treasure"
■li'ihertsi: quartette, "Lead. Kindly
Light iHchnecken, Mrs. W. H. Wil-
son, ml^.s e Smith. Messrs. B. l^e
dei ed
Home'
and
held.
a 001
i
'At
Two
OAK BAY PASTOR
WILL TAKE BOTH
SERVICES TODAY
Rev. W. A. Ouy, pastor of Oak
Bay United Church, will occupv the
pulpit pt both morning and evening
.se.r ■, . 1' today.
The two branches of the Simday
school will hold
and W. C. Pyfe.
JAMES BAY TO
HAVE HARVEST
HOME SERVICES
The annual Rarve|it Heme aerv-
Icea will be conducted by the mlnla-
ter. Rev. Tho«. Ke' worth. at Jamea
Bay United Clnriii '.iday A com-
mittee ha.s suitablv decorated the
chuiiti with prixluce of field and
garden and It
a Joint Rally Day I I' l^'^R spectacle. The Junior
sendee in the ehurdh at 2:30 o clock cho^» resume their
GIRLS' CLUBS HERE
ARE GROWING FAST
AU Churches and societies of
Christ, Selentlat. branchsa of The
Mother Church. The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. Mass.,
will have th" .subject of "Christian
.Science " lor tiieir lesson-sermon to-
dav. With the foUowiiu: f,;uldi-n text
from Isaiah hi. 7: "How oiautlful
upon the mountains are the feet
of him that brlngeth good tidinga,
that publlaheth peace; that. brlng-
eth good tidings of good: that pui-
Uheth salvation: tiuit aalth uatO
Zion I'!iv (lod reignethl"
.Sundav morning .services at First
Chun h III Chri.st. Reienti-.t Vic-
toria, lire held at 11 o'clock Eve-
ning services are at 7:30 o'clock
Wednesday evening aervices, which
include ' teathnonlee of healing, are
held at g o'doek. A free rsadlag
room for the public Is maintained
in the Bayward Building.
Qlrls l iMiIcrv ( cii,i,, j V'lMininers
New Japanese und Chinese
OMT Claba
AT THE CITY TEMPLE
n A.M.
""The Milk ol
HunaolUodoess
t^'ight:
"Shall England
Qsitla^ia?" .
Both Sermon and Lecture
•r. CItM liVMt
Choir and Orchestra
Music
t.ory anmraril. Mas. Bar, .
M I fl M , Dinictor of Manic '
one* DmtUM. AcMaspaaitt
Rev. A O. E. Munson, who ha.s
just arrived from BBglaaO, begin.s
his ministry today as a msmbsr of
the staff of Chriat Ohursh Cathe-
dral, 'vilh .special charge of St.
Matthia;, Mi.ssion Church.
Mr •.liinson is not unfamiliar
with thus part ol the world, having
.served for two years in this dloee.se
In charge of the West C^oast Mis-
sion. During the laat two srears,
however, he haa been working at
Portsea Parish Church. In fiigland.
and it Is from that church that he
corrfes to take up his duties here.
The congTcgatlon of ChrLsi
Church Cathedral welcome.-, Mr.
" ill on to hi."^ new iirxsiuon Mr.
Munson will lake the services at
St. Matthias' today. Holy Commun-
ion at g o'clock; Matins and ser-
mon at 11, and Svenaong and ser-
mon ai T:tg
IHL CHRLST L\N AT
SiCHOOL"' IS THEME 'furnishings, and after the Rally Day
Promotions will take place and
prise-giving for attendance. During
the Summer months the Sunday
school room.s have been renovated
and decorated. The beginners' room
ia now attractively decorated ac-
cording to the last word In nursery
Rally Da7 Services at hmma.nuel
BapUtit— Mr. George Aaatsy
t4> Address School
Rally qay services will be held In
EmmantJ^l Bapti.st Church today.
The spe<lal scr\; c in the Suiid.iv
•chnol will i>epiii at 9 4.'S oi lock.
when It l.s hoped parent , an ; Mi.
adults win Join the younger people
In an opdn aesslon. A number of
the ach^rs will be promoted to
higher gtadea. "The Christian
Pilgrim." a ill be the theme of the
service, and! the music and message
will accord with it Mr fleorge
Anstcy ^vdf delucr the aridrevs
The Imp I of Christian edu-
cation Willi be emphasized in the
SalvationUu
Wm Fareufdl
Offieen Today
service all parents and friends are
invited to inspect iliese nxim.s
Hie Y f' .S, will commence their
Autumn work with the initial meet-
ing In the church parlor on Mon-
day evening at eight o'e^oek.
An Increase of local clubs from
twenty-nine to. thirty-five, amon •
which were enrolled for the firM
time both a Japanei:e and a Chinese
club from the Oriental Home, were
some items of the ,id an e in the
Canadian OirUi in Training move-
ment hi this city that were reported
at the meeting thia week of the
Oirls' Leaders Coimcll of Victoria
Cty Temple no* h,i 1 five clubs
Victoria West four ,ind Fairfield
h,i - ... ,di d '•.'.> nc V 1 lid • .IS
Autumn. The total enrolment ot
the thirty-five clutia Is aver 250
Miss Annie Pountain, of Van-
couver, the Provincial secretary of
girls' work under the Religious
presents a pleasant , K<iucation Council, reported on the
hopeful outlook for girls' i ; d.
throughout the Province. 1 lic
council reviewed the \e'^ successful
city girls' camp Uiat was held at
Beaver Lake, In whloh MIsa Max-
neii. Of Vancouver, took a vary
heipfui part, the local offldary
are Mrs Maude Hammond, chair-
man. Mrs W A Oiiy. vice-chair-
man, rwording secretary. ^'
Grace Adam, corresponding secrc-.
tary. Miss wmnle Urquhart; trega-
ur«r. Miaa Wallace.
Dr. Vnnoorth to Speak
Ai CMne$€ MMon
Rally Day will be obeerved today
with a fine prognuMM at the
chini«* Mission Sunday achool of
the United Church of Canad.i, on
I'ls-'ard Street, below Ciovernmcnt,
■ Il ' a welcome will be given to
all friends who care to attend. The
< hlldren wlU take special part, by
classes. In their usual pleasing and
thorough way. whUe music and
singing will accompany 'hr address,
which IS beln? giver bv Rev. Pr
V Thf Orlenfal il.'^ine chil-
(iM.i and • people and their
teachers thi., school regu-
larly in a body. Oueata are invited
to aee thia good work In full awing
at the Chinese Miaalon. at which
also a new mlnl!!ter has just taken
charge who has be^n well received
by the congregation of adult Chinese
converts and adherents and others
WEALTH OF THE
CHRISTIAN IS REV.
mm*S THEME
The pa to-- l?e\. Hugh Nixon, will
preach n; ■ ; .md c\ening t.aking
I for his subject in the morning. "Dis-
covering the Mind of Christ." the
third sermon on this topic. In the
evening he will take tor his theme
The Christian's Indescribable
sermon by Itev Henry Knox at the Wealth." The Rally Day serrlee.
ML CUM MTm
AT THB
ROYAL VICTOlUA
Drama logae:
Monday, 7:45 P.M.
1 emple HaU
By Dr. Daviea
morning hciar of worahip, where he
wlU apeak oa.the subject, "At Sehool
With Christ-" ' During the service
the choir will sing "Rejoice Today'
^Splnn•y 1
At the evrjtiing vervice. Mr Knox
will preach »r>n the theme "Living
Profitably" ', In this sermon, he will
attempt an answer to a question
found in thai Okl Testament, "Can
a Man be miMa fvefttable to (3od? "
The choir viOl atag the anthem.
"The R»dlsn<t "Mom*' (Woodward).
▼letoria SalvatloaMe wUt gather
at the Outer Wharf thIS morning to
give BriRndiei and Mrs. Lavm.in a
send-off 11 • • : ev leave at nine
oclock for :^,iii 1 ; ' on the Ss.
Adjutant and Mrs. Merrett will 1 LU 1 HLR'.S PSALM IS
lead the footings at the Citadel to. cj ANiDDCW'S TOPIC
day. A special InvlUtlon U extended »^ ' • ^l^t^"^** »^ I 1\,
to CThrtotians to attend the eleven * .
o'clock service, when ..Imlanl B*^- ^' . I .
Will give the first of ■ ne . of
addresses on the snh • "Holl- 1
oeas." Sunday School will be hel<^^
at two o'clock, and a pralae meet-
at
2:30 o'clock, promises to be one ot
the best In the hLstory of the churdi
The Rally Day programme i.s being
u.sed. and the service will be con-
duced n i'v the children. The
attendance of ail parenta ia aoUolted
Esquimau United
Sunday School WiU
Hold Roily Service
lETROPOUTAN UNITED CHURCH
w I .«<ipprt>ii. n n
^MSara miI 0«a4r.
O A riiT-ii--" (•'-'..'Tn»".t#r
F. r»r»nn.
i» A.li.— 0 *v-. ^^^^•nvl.^
n4avT«T TnAVKKorviMo and rj^ixi oat acavioa
II A.M.— ••TWAima BC "TO 000-— »r Hfpr^
•hfvn. UtotWt a« UM Num at Iht Lard Vi- -a.- n.,io, n,
■i » r.u.—'f%Att ANO nAnnwn
tilS y.M rm H«s r<iw»H or TaK f nt lu n
, Anlhem. rr»..» Vf thr Lord (O C. T ftr
nnet, Mrs E r«n«n« and Wn A. PaWfg ' '
"R««*ii>e" tCUrk*). Dr T n^,j^hn»- aalo. ""I'Nar Ta l«M, (y^iim^ (Q^ «•
lanMfai owwatw a Wswaii riirit- v«««t«k)M "tim la Wm tore ar ibfw«<
* RAMI i.*v raooaAMMK
ling at 3:15. At tite evening aervtee,
'rommenelng at 7:1.1 o'clock. Ad-
jutant Merrett will take for hh "rub-
ier* "Threr- Men T'nrter fine Hal '
' ' ' ■ " • ' '-111 as.".i'-,f I he
>rps commanders, and visitors will
" cortnauy woieonrfl.
I alk itn l nnarrti\
it / il sf Sf>iritii(il
How to Live a Thouaand Years"
the subjeet al the Plret flplrttual
I Church, Rarmony Rail. IM Pint <
.QtreM Venire at 7 M oV^oek.
Sppakr' , Mr--'- Shn, Mr-,-
I 'irrle5 Mond« wd Pi 11 '/Lu-
? .30 oclock to € 0 clock AU
a
Tod.M al .'g. AndrswTl
trrian Church eomer DmigTas and |
r^roughtOTi Sl.n^t.v the mini-»er. (
Rev. H, P. 8,, Luttrell. B A., will
preaeh la the aioming on the nib-
jeet of TMvlrh Ouldanoe." .from
Isaiah XXX. 31: '^\nd thlae ean shaU
hear a word N hind thee, saying.
•Thl^ I'* the wa| , walk ye In It * "
In the evening the Ihem-- 1 'tf.
^ 0 aim with ; !K ( .rea' n 1 • .r
1 i, , the id • < !:
ierred to as ' i<ulher s Psaim
▼Wtere ar» tnvM4d.
Rev. C. S. Peatt will occupy the
pulpit of Bsquimalt Unltad Church
^t 11 o'clock today. The C.O.I.T.
WiU give an anthem At 7:»g o'clock
Rev. R Aylward will preach. Mn.
Cook man will be th* soloist, and
(he 1 hni- -Jill render "rrawe Ood
the I. ■ .tii.rr. nnr! ■rhou
Vulfesi the F.arth •Calloott). The '
Rally Day aervice in the Sundav
school WlU be held at I3 o'clock.
On Idenday evening a Thanksahr-
Ing social will be held in
whoolroom. A mu.'t"«l pmrrait n .■
ha,^ b^en arrangcfl and " • 1
and veget«hle<. u- of) 1,, df. .iraie the
church will he ■ ,,i A cordial In-
vitation la extended to all to attend
t
work and render musks fitting the
occasion. Mrs. Norman Baker will
be the soloist at the evening service
Har\c I -wU b" further marked hi.
a big congregai lonal sfx-ial on Tues-
day evening when it l.^ expected
that every member and friend of
the congregation will imn out and
renew acquaintancea after the holi-
day aeason. A pregranune of music
ahd other entertainment will be
provided and the usual refreshments
served. No charge will be made for
admission. The fruita and vege-
lAbies will be disposed of at this
gathering
An intere.sting programme was
provided at the Young People's
meeting last Monday evsnlng when
a number of the members re-
counted their Sommer vacation
trips and experiences. Rallv nav
will be held on the first Sundav in
October when parents are ask'd t.o
be In al tendance and bring t heir
children so that a good .start may
be made for Fall and Winter work
The aehool will revert to the after -
,v ...'- .■ . - ■ ■ ■■ . ■ .1- •
sr. PAULS, VICTORIA
WEST, WILL OBSERVE
RAiXY DAY .TODAY
''"'■^ board of managers of St
I Paul's Presbyterian Church. Henry
Street. Victoria Weet, havii erewned
thirty - eight years of spiendld
achievement by repairing and re-
patntlg the church Todav at 2 rto
o'clock there will be a grand rnlP
of members, ndherrnt.s. p,uent.s and
rhlldren, in order to renrgani/e the
work for the coming Wlntei nmntin
The programme Li well arranged
and will be given by tha children
with meaaory prlass for primary
aeholars and a W. M. S. life mem-
bership to he presented fluring the
aervice. The rallr snbjeet will be
[ "Things That Ahd' A' II f..'orl<
! the morning .subie. ,« i., hf W"! 'tc;
; he ;.tniir Awa\ and ;t full ccc iic,
' message at 7.30 oclock, preceded
by a aong service. The minister.
Rev. J. B. Patterson. wlU be the
speaker at all thire aei *l<iea
ISeu Thought Temple
Today, at the New Thougiit
Temple. Dr. Barton will apeak at
both services. At 11 ajn. he will
take for his theme ""Behfld T .stand
at the door and knock ' and in the
evening hr will jieal oTi "In 'ne
Looking Glass. " Dr. Barton will give
another of his lecturea on health
on Wedneaday at g pjn^ when he
will speak on "Health, a National
A.s.set " Hue to the fact that the
lecture' of Dr Barton ar" aftract.lng
so much attention, the Temple ha'
been packed on the Wednesday eve
nlngs for the past few week.s and
thoee deslroos of following these
uUes are requeeted to be In their
eat,s on time, as the leetuies. start
[>romptlv
SUNDAY NIGHT T rCTCRK
ST. MVirt HAU
1414 Daaglas Strsst
Subject:' '
''THE lEAB, do they
know abouS our trills
iod pleasyreir'
\'<ni have man^ time* <aif1 to
\ ourself, "T wiali 1 Unrw tli--
truth alx'iit this «ubiert If v .ii
lic.ir l'a»tor X. C. Krnatnn
^iind.i\ nifrht yowwfll be gtcatty
llrlp,-.!
Mrs. George N. Mowat, Solotat
7:4.S J'.lil.— Admisaion Free
ST. ALBAN'S
CHURCH HALL
oar. BabMM an« Kraa. OeklaaSa
N aABTBaT aoma. vuUt u. aa*
TMMtor. o««. ata. aiaa r.M.
Comr »nt1 w 'hr
Tort»««» burnr<l'
CENTRAL BAPTIST
ws paB40s cluiwr vHoounwu, onowmD fjio
aw RaM tm ma A.O.r. Baa. mi c*r««r»at M,, Witmtm 9m
Ptitor: J B Retrell
Svatfay School end Riblr Cla^ ' > <.i
asoaitmo wossair at 11 o*cu»cs— "tbb acrrxa
attnc ilM FIfUl la UM Oartaa ea. "tlM Rat
BrmlBs 0«i*«l earrtea at T;M CFriaiiH bv
at 1:U>
"The Breaking of the Seals"
R ' in »
'^»n'h in th^ i»rl*li tm th» Bonll of lh» Hf\*\H\)m HAtn* rom
• Whiu Rarar R1<I»t totnt fftrih rtmmurrina »n/1 u» rrmnit'T" \i in*
*r Hr U Ih* Anttehrui Whn i« h«? In rirm ef pr»vnt <lar
>• tt aeatfSle for men •n4 ••m'n lo fet 99H tf gMm k*<'aua» of
}h*< irr- 91- to 1I0 «i'». .»,r frtfrmmttfieii «f r\x^-
Lvungrlislu
Srriut'n
Al
St. I
S
nnl s
Oft
Sln'tiiotttl iiivilinry In
Hrnr Sprt ml Srrnion
By thr Hrt J Hood
Oct.
from [wll to MM todaylag t. WM and 7
R^v , James Moo<l. minister of
Belmont United Church. wlB give
«t 7 0u Paul s» BwRitmait. Semces I a apodal seraoa tMs aoralHr m
~ the oeeaslon of the aCtaMaaae in
a body ot the Sherwood Amdbary
eCthrWoMn-s
wcl-
oneleek.
Thia BMming at Victory Temple,
leog OoogbM Btreet. the pr.<tor,
rvorx* Waiiaet Bealt, wfll prea^
a sermon on "TJte Noed Of the Dav."
from H^Orewa vii 14 In le «>
nine 'he-e will he an i-nc"- "fi'
• *r'. 1 •■ ' S ;.. k t.jKir.-t
baing, "Ho EAervone rriat Ihirs-
Mb." froas Xaalah iv, i. The oublie
la Inrited. Revival seiik'es are
held each evening.
NsMf Thought Tgaple
DR. A. F. BARTON
"MtnOLD i klAlxD AT TaS POOa AKO
1:Sa f U
VIS tUMTONI
S rM—m»ttih liMtoa «a
iRfe a Hattonal AMat"
AU
!
i
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Til!" DAM ^ ("( »l.( )\[S'r, \ K'TORT A. P-.C, SI NDAV. SEPTEMBER 30^ \92R
I
THE RADIO WORLD
Activities of Radio Enthusiasts in Canada, the United States and Foreign Lands
IMPROVED CONE
SPEAKER POPULAR
FkOar MB<|»ry of
«r BlM-
!>i A N OOLDKMI ni
PrMident UutltuU ol Radio Matd-
livvvnl uotow(>rUi> iinptin nuciil.,
ui 1 orw mud speaker., oj ih*" flptlm-
it\nariiU 'vpe re;Hiitin»i liom a luUer
iimMerv ot (he mUicate dcUiUi ol
the deslrn of ttteM devlOM tefe led
lo tlie production of these tpeakcib,
which are niartudly superior In' re
production quality to tultar form.^
and aukf be expcetad to be ex
trcmely popular. The production
i of .super^neterodyne olrcuits of en-
tirely adrquatf wlectlvity apd
greatly Increased fidelity will furtfier
contribute to the excellence of
quality of reproduction during 1^29.
mmrily. then. 1929 radio appara*
tut Will tK A boap to people bavljng
dlaerimliiatlnt mwieal taale.
I! inny .'affly be slated that Iclr-
'.LMon, in Ihf sense cjf a hi^h-Kradc
serwit to the pubhc throughout Ihf
American contlnen; and with prup-
iM- organization of tran.smi.s.sion,
lain-lntcnMUng and alfntfloant be-
ginninfi talartikm aun; bow-
ver. ba ■ftt«»atad
All the honwpune.s of the Crpigh-
ton football t««tt will be broadcast
from WOW. IM principal Baatem
football ^mes will alao be broad-
cast. Including Yale vs. O«org1a.
Ilai vard v.s. Army. Dai tiiioulii v.s
Hki vard l»artmouth v.s ^'ali- Arni.\
v.. Nolle Damn Yali' I'rin i'!,' n.
Yalt> \.- Hiii vinxi iind (.'oriirll '. .
Pt'iin.sv 1\, a Ilia rhf.s<» Eastern Kiinif.
will h<- broadcast over a National
hookup oif the N3.C., and the
reception aiul network diatrlbutlon, J greightoa tajBM direct from Orelgh-
Oer. {ton Stadium.-.
cannot be espactatf for Han
Radical Changes in
Radio Sets Unlikely
In Inimediaie Future
Hngineer Satisfied That Equiiimcnt Purchased
Inuring the Present Season Will Not Be Re-
garded as 6bsolete Very Soon, But Sees Need
for Improvement in Loud-Speakers
Conditions in Automobile Industiry
Recalled to Show Bros^dcast Standing
M
Pacific Coast Network
Programme for ihe Week
bUNDAY— 1:30-2 pjn.
Of noval mtMieal oiitorteiaBMnt. 9-4rM. Sunday Afternoon
Pecrleas ReproduoiM, teturtnc a half tumr
Oonoert preaents a mixed vocal quartette, with Ethel WakefleUl,
soprano; Mary Oroom, contralto, (iwvnfl Jones, tenor, and
Harold rjana. baritone. 4 30 5. Biblical Urania.-. :<0-7 30,
.SUndard Hyniphony Hour 7 :iu 8, Whillull AnK'lo-Pf'rslan.s
leatunng u half hour of fajiuliar luekxlie.s and liK'hl cla.s.sic.s.
»-lO. Atwater Keijit programme, presenting Richard Bonelh.
^ [T HK tmn'=i<"r?if1iTi,^ heautj of the new Kolstt r W..-
ill Filectric has nieritcd <he woII-earne<l approval
f)f di.scriminatinj^ p<r(»p!e |>€ople who demand and can
afford to own the linest thinfjs of life. Kolster perfornianre
— pure natural tone rare distaiice-ijettiii^ power prt'rj-
sion of program selection— hits occasioned connneiidation
€B aO Mm. For here ia peffonnaace so life-Uke Uuit it
iaaMveeerwvnder to Ooae wlio hear it fbr the M
tlBO— 'ft Wffm% of cosliBiied pleaaora and mififtMii^fm
to ttoio who own it
CAX>iADIAN BRANDES LlMIT£il
TOaONTO - . CANADA
^iMltMhtmmttfulBUetrie
m$n.n. ifANaoN. in n«v Yotk nmaa
ANY proQMetive purehaaers of radio receivers are the
present owners of Instrument.'; tiiaf an now cuinph Idy
obsolete, not only from the standpoint of current supply
but from every t>ther— not the leaat of which la tono ^uaUty. The
natural question .siu';8:f.strci t(i pvery one of thcst^ prospectivr- |,u;
chasers is whetlier the designs now offered by manufacturers will I
be out of date or obsolete i»hen next seaaon arrlTes. If we couwl
get all of tho engineers re.spon.sible for the deslRn.s "f the manu- ,
factured receiving seU to answer this queatlon In a broad way It,
would be anfwered In the negative. The only mental reservations^
would be that having to do with minor details which contUUite*
. JBAllurjU Improvements that are
ocomerciaUy perfected product.
If we consider the automotive in-
dustry and (TO bacic for a period of
ten or fifteen years, it will be re-
membered that the general design of
the motor ear then produeei ««s
.^linast id*ntical ta the pre&ei.t-day
product. The matter of the num-
ber of rylinf|f>rs. iIk^ a irannement
of tlie \ariou i ifmonent part.«i.
such a.^ Cf'ar s\: h. rear drive,
etc.. are the same today as m the
prerleui wodato.
IMPmOYnfKNTS ADDED
Detailed improvementa have been
added from lime to time to the
earlier model.*; of automobiles, .such
B.s balloon tire four-wheel brake.s,
hydraiilir ,vh.(irk ah. orbcr.s. air fil-
t,ers, oil .Ulers. and lately more eare-
ful designs of bodies. In spite of
these detailed Improvements, which
m the aggregate make each year I \
^lodel more de.^irabie than the pre-
vious one. the publlr continue.^ to
pmTha^^ the output of the automo-
bil" fartorlr.s without qur.stion In
rthrr Adrr!.^, the dovrlnpnenl I'f the
automr.btle ha,'; reached a stase
where the b. lter n;akr.s arc re nsid-
rred as a perfected product and the
prospective purchaser no longer
holds off buying a new car, fearing
that sone new improvement the
KCNL
''All thai you seek i n R a d i o
$227.50 ALL-Eixcmc
TAliLE MODEL
Bqoipped wUk VarcMd R.V.C
Radiotrona. Pri«i lese tube* |1W
A rtera ie^Bstration mil prova the atriking vaiaa
•r thia finer Table ModcL Na batteriaa. Six tabaa.
K.tlsirr qiinli' v » ti h h mr-nns tht bcsl yOV bvj
m ptrrformanca m» well aa apyesfaaee. Para la tone
— ••"•Hee— a artaius till si. WeaderfU U
'^••r lo bay. asa II
■tor*.
Srotrh I i ai n in i;
Centres .iditftlinff
Radio as Help
ATRIBUTB to the value of
broadeasMng in schools
wa-s recently paid by the Na-
tional Committee for the
TraminK of Teachers m Scot-
land when they decided to in-
.stall wireless sets In the
demonstration schools at the
four mam Scotch Training
Centres which oome under
their Jurladictiop. Tfie com-
mittee is to allow a cost of up
to tiM for each of these sets
and It is Intended by their
aRency to carry out exhaustive
inve.stlgatioru on various as-
pects of schools broadcasting
by studying the effect of
broadcast courses on ordinary
classes tn the demonstration
chools over a oon.'iiderable
period. The British Broad -
ca.stinK Ccinipany is rej)orted
as naturally welcomlriK this
move because it will .supply
them with data for use in the
development of the sdhools
senrloe as well as making dear
to the embryo teadters the
possibilities of broadcasting as
so leading to an even (rreater
an adjunct to their work and
number of schools joining in
Uin» to
foUowing season will make his pres-
ent design obsolete.
The same situation \n present its
tho radio field. C' ndiM.-i ' e
become standardized m .m h an (■.%>-
tent that no radical <-hant{e in cie>- ,
slfrn Ls po.ssibI'- Uhere .several
.\ear.s ago cmdi' " i » re more m
les.<s unstable and tended to make
Ihe purchaser confuaed. we no«r
have fixed eoodiUons to deal with,
such as the width of the broadcast
b.ind, the separation of the broad -
ca.'.t channel:;, the audio-frequency
ranee of the broadcast tran?;mittn-R
and the usable audltvfrequcncy
r.mt'e of broadea.-^t receivers amcL
loud-q>eakers. Thus the deslgatf
of a radio set has all of the factors
necessary to work up a design whish
win aive the desired fidelity, sehc-
itvlty and sen.sllivitv. Tne que.stlon
of power !njpply, operatlnir rontrols
and cablnels can be «n-WeH up
ea.sily fo meet the location wbere
the receiver Ls to be installed auid
the price class in i^hlch the recoiver
Is lo be marketed.
OPERXTINC ( OXTROI.S
In regard to operatlilfc contl'ols.
very little need be said, as the 'ten-
dency is to reduce the number of
controls to a minimom, so that no
i*k\U will be required In selecting
stations and rci^uLitinii the volume
of tlie .sitrnal In tht.s ca.se. wo can
refer back to Mie hl.stnrv r>r (he
automobile In whicii > emu is-pes
of automatic f^ear shilta and. pre-
.s''lectliis: devices have been tried
out, but in all cases the public de-
mand has reverted to the .stmrhfl^d
sUndard gear shift that is imiver-
sally used on the present-day auto-
mobile.
The problem of power supply is
merel\ a matter of building a. power
plant into the receiver which wlU
convert the available deetrt: light
curr?ut mto suitable operatlgig cur-
rent for the types of tuben used.
The fact that all of these tyfe.s of
receivers have on adequate supply
of power at low cost makes It po.s-
.sibli- to u.se mast any *,ype ordeKlRrus
of tube.-, that will beyt fit into the
circuit deslcii of the receivea Here-
tofore, w b.' i: all of the current
supply was taken from batbnies, the
matter of tube operating. «fllolency
was of paramount tra^portance
Now with loud-speakers vlhich will
Rive a reprduction that Js as na-
tural a.s speech or mu.iJc in tie
critrinal, the problem of reproduc-
tion in any Riven room is one of
ihe correct location of the loud-
speaker itself. This problem is
more or less comi^loataid by the
aoeoustics of the room, the avail-
able location f(;r the Inrjd-ntieaker
and f • •• ifii>'. of ' : ' ,; i^rs.
I'OHIAlll.h LOUD .SI? EAKfcB
When the loud-speakcfr is of the
portable type, it is posflble to ex-
periment with several lonations and
find one which will give the moat
IdONWAY <; 4.')-7 f) in, A Week (.1 the WNsrld ,s Mu,sineM 7 fi,
R C:.A Hour oITers ii.slrononiy talk.-, by Heiu v M. Hvdc 8-9.
Hudy Sclger .s .Shell Hyniphoia.sLs playing .selec tiuius lioui Car-
men,' also selections by French composers. i»-»;30. Soog Paint-
iBiB tn <dd favorite soi«s.
TUESDAY - 7 8 p rn. Memory I.an.- pn .-it., the amvul ot a baQd
ol gyp. le;; 8-8 30, tveread.v I'lunrauune leatures "Prlnoass Ida."
the (hlbert and 8ulMvan operetta.' S:IO«ft, AmalMI^S OltMMM.
10 PJU.-12 midnight. Tbi Trooadefaas la ttw imaagr prsfiaaaM
•of dance diusle. ■
WKi)NF:.snA\ 8 8 30 pni , YciiMu (\,\, Gayetles \n tUrty minutes
of luii and mu^ilc. 8.30-8, Laugh with Isuan. ^9:10. "Audi
and Ethyl, the Motor Mates " •:M-10. nfldweek Ooaeert 10
pm -12 tiiidnigti' The TrocadiTui
lUl'liSUAV 7-a pjn., Lo.s Angeles titudio Programme iB
nnnutes of varicyl musical selections. t:IO-9, Ms ■wet TISOSS
Programme. 0:90-10, Philoo Boys. It BJik*lS atlMiliL. lb*
Trocaderans. ^
FRIDAY— 10:30-11 a.m. "Woman .Ma^;a/ir of the A^." 5SS-6-50
p.m., Land o' Health. 7-7:30. Retold Tales. 8-8:M. OeneraJ In-
dependents, featuring a pra|ramme of piano and vocal music
0:30-10. Moon Magic pnsMlto poetry and musical :
pm.-lS midnight. The TwwMwIsians in an up-to-the-mmute
dam e programiae.
SATURDi^Y— l-apja., Lusky Stvtte Mear^ isiimiisli^ sfacty mmutes
of danoe music. 8-9. Oraod Opera Album. O-IO. Golden
Legends. lO pjn. -12 midnight The r^iK .'.h.>w. with vocal ai. '
tastmmental novelties alternating with up-to-the-mmute dance
aianbers.
DANCE OBCdSnmA
• — *
Hank Fjye and Ms Virginia f
Orchestra are broadcasting an
of danee music over koer. :
Beach, every Monday. Tu<\->day
Friday night, from U to 12, and
.suuirday olghts Um broad
Pom rM«
Of O HEMKt
natural reproduction without re
quiring rearrangement of th'? room
furniture or that the liatcnefs take
any special position in the room. It
is for this reason that some manu-
facturer.s of radio receivers have
purposely orritted the loud-.spe.nker
from the cabinet in which ..he radio
receiver is .lou.sed This plan of
separate loud -.speaker also p' omotes
the Installation of a more complete
radio receiver system in the home,
as additional krad-^peakers can be
placed In other rooms in the home,
so that radio entertainment can he
switched frcm one point to p.nother.
or several of the loud-speaker.,
switched in for sbnultaneoiis oper-
ation.
While on the subject of loud-
speakers, it is of interest to note
(hat designers are workinjr aIon«
.Tve or six dlflerent lm*'s in 'iv en
deavor to produ-^e the ide^.l 01 per-
fect reprodtieer. TYir example, we
have the hirge diameter -one-
speaker. the .■^mBll di.'imeter clo( k
tvpe-speaker, the electro-dynamic
cone-speaker with large baffle,
several tvpes of stretcdMid dia-
phragm speakers, the lent air eol-
.imn loud-speaker of the exponen-
tial horti type and the elertro-
5tp.t)( tvpe of loud speaker It
I'rknowledged that some of the.i
designs arc rather limited in
audio- frequency range, and tl^at
other designs are rather bidky and
rot suiUble for home use. No
doubt the greatest poslMlMlM of
improvements tn the h|OBBe radio
installation can be made m the
loud-speaker.
Most Im /*<»/ tan I
Dvvi'lttfnut nt ill Hmlin
tor I'rt'si'nl .Sed.soii
tree of ciuirge. However, it's not the
Initial cost that troubles us mostr-
it's the upkeep. .
I'hcrc alua^s somclhin
to delight you in the rod
programmat l>eing»brc%
cast by the great broar
rastini:: stations of Nort
Anieru a. F.iijoy them -
own a i-AD.\ HA'I'TKR^
LESS— a small outjay an
th« (world's best voices wi
be with you in your \tom*
EsLsy Terms Arranged
Radio-iectric;
Limited
619 View Sttrrt
AuthoTi/r I
K.id.i
Phone
raicrs
PRICE
$226.75
Price lass tubas - $210
qalppod 4«h llarconi
o a-? MAY 167a
Hear this ( Amno\(f^
six tnhfn
1. 1 !
t » r i# *4
h«"?« II ( 1 f IJ ! : .'ihinrt , •? >n
ir rlirti:fi;4t!)r A c d ;«rni ; (ig m i
• I'-n <<> > (iiir In uitf r ..oni I lir fi im mI in.
lnttfi T rwdio » ith n hijiH mi I.-anH-"
.Magn.'lir < one hpeali^r. From th«
•tsnfi point of both appcaranee
aadpci-fi
— " ~ M— faim
^1 YATSa
tnUBBT
KENT'S
KOLSTER HEADQUARTERS } UH V iCTOKIA
IHUNL
S44f
Undoubtedly the most important
development in radio, for the 1028-
20 season is the power speaker used
i: c ombination with AC tubes and I
improved audio umpUtlcallon. In [
the rnanufaclure of DC battery sets
radio eiiKlneers had to design to
conserve battery consiunption, but
With the unlimited power available
with the AC tubes it has been pos-
sible to Improve the audio system
throuKh the use of this unlimited
power so thai the reproduction is
equal to the (iriKinal provian:!ii'
However, to inak- Hu'. pi>.-„MDle,
power speakers ol ; i :,.iinii ;\;>'-
are necessary, a speaker, wiucti
after all is but an accessory to the
set. selUng from 850 to $100 Is far
too high priced to meet the avsrsge
pocket DO'. k, hence the most impor-
tant drvelopoT'nt f'lis year Is a
speaker which llu;, power
principle and one Uial obtains Its
current to excite It* field direct
from the radio set
V ■ . -
SuggeHlx Test of
Popular Interest in
*'VUual BroadcoBt**
j/tfillini^ as the
Game Itself
C-M-A-OK ; : a Tcxai Leaguer shoots over
Mcood . . ft y thooMiid rabid ball laaa leap
to their feet And you. iuiadreds of miles awtf,
can hear the c rowds du c i . . and listen in on
every exciting play of the World Series, through
• CG.E. Loudspeaker 100-A. For any sport
hroa<lc .4st hasehall. fOSllV* hockcjT Of pfiBC-
iighf this i oucispeakrr glW lll»<ctwi^ tlfid
leproilucuon you want.
Price $39.50 . ,
The testing of popalar interest in
"visual broadcasttBr*--«hat la. both
television and picture transmlssioo—
appears to be a broadcastinK devel-
opment <'f Mie creaN'st s.Rinf. >■
during tiie next few month,s H\ n\
lotting a limited number of minutes
dally on broadcasting channels dur-
ing "off hours" when no interference
had with aural lafisiiiaisa it
Should be pasiibli to loan whetlMr
the IfIS pobUe's Intxrest In visual
trHnnnisslon of distant scenes and
' .Its <m the present stages of the
a ll is or is not a counterpart of lUi
1923-1924 craze for the then new
sound broadcasting Having deter-
mined tids intere.st. plans may be
laid for special short-wave "vlsaal-
UBodcasMiig'' bands lo whtah. it
now aoOBM Obvloas. saeh visual
(ranadssfcm must eventually be eon -
signed.
lOOA
A CANADIAN OSNBRAL BLBCTRIC; PRODVC
UNCLE,
WHO
our
QtJgBTlOWi AND AMSWHU
will \nii I
Mohawk - AiiiericaB
Radio Set irotn *
"The nearest Mo-
hawk -American
dealer, of cfnir<*e. In
f'^ ' - n I'll pet the
l'<st .11x1 quickest
enriee.**
RIeeardo, th* psychic prince
mental X-ray wlMrd heard ^'-v
Isrlv over .station KNX ITnlhii ..w-;
,.1 An'.ur.rd over ;!n ii'Vi i|.|<.s: i,.t,<
.'.I' -I bv iMteners ^tnf r .i-mwarv ;
' »r, Probiem.s of rw ; ^ ,-nn
ceivabie nature, from love aflairs to
lost jewelry, are urtwaMHid ta CUc
esfdo for aolatloa.
MURPHY ELECTRIC CO.
7» YATSI STRSST I'HONE 120
RADIO SHOP
A ettv motnr firm advertc*.':, -h.-
it wUl put your intltals on your oar
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.'c. SUNDAY. SKI^TICMliKk iU, 19J8
■3?r
Uudrt on
Radiotrons
• taaJardia
obIt ImH th.
filamMt cor-
Vr *• iWiMT
•UBiUrd UX-
lOlA
momicaJ tab* in
Yew
Ot]k«r WMtiachoMe
RadiotroBj
UX-121B, Pow«r
for UX-201B. UX 201A.
WX-M, UX-171A. AC
Mad* !■ Cuaa* br
nONKKM IN RADIO
PROfiRAMNE IS
PUNEDBKUR
*. , ■ , ■ I I.B ■
Mind IfWteal HdeeUom WlB Fea-
imn Kroadrant for
I'^iOM Today
Piano Hiui on;....
Walter Ciiirtir.«\
Rtinlst, and Juim
will head ttw -c
procnunine Iran
MeLENIM MiFEELY
i NIN, IVL
Victoria and Vancouver
Sole I>i«tribator ior
BrMrii
u' .i ' piayed b>
Hi > noldS. 01
Mai all, pUmlM.
ivtiedral Hour'
KJR. SeatUe.
thH fin#mrton between 9 and 6
(((Ifxk Iniiutlid also in tiii> (iiti
KiaillllH' .lie t.ileiUf'1 KI"U|)s of
VCK-all..t- . IMk'lIlK .solo. MU\('(| (lllft
ajid llil\t*<l <1UHI telle ,s( li . tions
Mr. K«-\nold:.' ovmi liui i airaiiKi'-
ment of the hymn, "SoiUy Now the
LIcht of Day," win be a fvatured
selection. Thbi arrangipni by Mr.
Reynolds t» dedicated to mM former
('Kr«!i in;i li'i , A!"\ iiulcr ( ;\ilHinHnt
ol l^lI^^>. llicv \.vll! also i)l;i> ;i
diiC Diillliif'. liy l-'niul
'lliirc cliorul iiuinberb by John
r; Villi VUet, which will be swag by
vocal groups during the eoune oi
Ills iNragramme. are: "Oh for a
loser Walk With Ood." "The Lord
Mv Pasture Shall Proiiare," and
,M '.■ :t!i I ooks ! 'p lo I'Ikt
M.ii I- .irl.iii' \ aiilhfUi anangeuifiU
I ihiiK' () iMtt" .vltt Modude
Una bruudca^t.
Murray and Harris, the popular
duo. will be featured in a "Novelty
Hour" progranuna thla ertokig
from 7 to 8 o'clock, .vinginK and
playing the newest popular re-
(III .1 t^iiit I A! l»Tnooii, ■ a new
sopl' ■,'/!:! I t! by Murray, will be
presented lur the first time, using
the original flknuscrlpt which
Murray haa JiMt racalvad Inm the
copyrlghtan. Other numbert In-
cluded In their pror • nre:
"Oh-Ya-Ya" and "M i ne Is
Your Time •
Assisting th^m In this broadcast
"The Masquerader." will be heard
singing that alluring Hawaiian
melody, 1§oan of Hawaii" and
"Jeanine, .1 Dream of Lilac Time,"
Aid Sc&itman in
\ N 1
niuatralloh "Of how u«!-
Ictit) Mipplicd by Die h'lshfry
Ho;ird i t .Scotland and broad
I a.>( twice parh atlernooii
troin tile Ab«Tdti'ii ^tatlon. is
U) Scottish herring fisners is
contained In a laUar sent by
the .<klpper of the drifter
AAirendant to the ntation dl-
r»-<'or at Aberdeen The
wtiN r 'wi>s "I went i')Ma nn
MoiKt.i. Ill (i caiKrht ii'iihinn,
.so i^ii, lavin*s' oiii I reielved
oiii i o ( Ux k bioadrast which
.said that good flabing wai got
fifty nUlM aouth af StraoMy.
M> I proeeedad there and was
lurky enough to get a shot of
II lu ty crans i f very fine her-
i.nt;s which s'lkl lor M) A i»t
I '. a .'1 ! w 1 .li lit ! lank v ni. a..
wiMinui >inii inlonnayon 1
.'l;ouKi nor have gOi WCh a
splendid sliot. "
Radio Broadcastings
■y Cpvtaay «!
SumdayBftagrammB
poiHiUir lon^;
fuul JUuMly
1929 IHODELS
All-Electric M.it u-i v less
RADIOS
CG.L RADIOLAS M FOREST CROSLEY
The New SPARTON Equasonne
Prices From $185. On fiasy Terms.
Davis & King, Ltd.
719-721 Fort St. (Ngxt to CecnwcU't) Phono 711
j!.:i!'>v.r(i by the late
mt, Happy Days
.Mlgbta."
*lm Predule." an outstandliy
[selection from a s\ aphonic woric
■ ". I ' t 111 li\ l-'r an 1 ,i .t '.\\\\ npen
' 111) r\fii;ni- !i f .1 !i) ^ l,K.-k con-
cei t hj '■ \.)]vi i- 1 !i ; ;,ilon ( )r-
ch stia. under U»e direcUoQ ol
Fianr( si.o Longo. *Tia8 PTclude" Is
recognixed aa a viUqiM OTOlMstra-
tlon, and ii .flfeMMKarlaad by
melodious paaaagat and Its pooapous
close.
Featured as llie soloist In this
proKrannne Arnedeo Hiara - n,. will
piny O!^ a piccolo .so .. l. i !i the
Agea. • by Walter Schad. Mr. Bian-
cone, an Italian by blrtti and trate*.
ing, Is a TcnatUa wood wind artlstf
and has been heard In many of tba
best concert halls of the Untied
States and Europe.
Other orchestrations u " : pi .
gramme are; "Woton .s P'uieweir;
and the "Fire Music." from -The'
Valkyries." by Wagner; "CI Rl Bl Rl
Bin." an Italian aoog <3tt endear-
ments, and Dense Macabre,"
salnt-flaens' famous dance of the
dead.
This broadra.st l.s heuiK released
by KJR : KfiA, Spokane, sta-
tions ol llie A I'. ( ' riiain.
K !S \
HOLLYWOOD. .Sep! 29 'Hie an-
tennae lor the new a.OOO-watl KNX
transmitter is a pen'<'ndlcular wire,
extending from the tool of the
transmitter building straight up to
tlM qroBS wire supported by the
timers, a distinct departure from
the network of wlx«s loraMrlir used
for aerials.
I ti' mornltn nrrvlrr nf Ihf V rl.iri. Cllv fron
'"'mpir 1 2» p III . Correal tlm,' signul
Wf.»t Coail Information Bi-rvic* 7 30
Th. «*«nliw ..rvlc* of the VIctorIk City
r-mplv: official weather reporU: reaume.
CNaW. Wl«al»ea. lUw. mi jat §
• C«^tral Standard TtoaK ttiMlMl* fr«n
Pwrl (iarry Motrl
VBt'. .NkttnnBl RrMdrftBllni t .aiiiBn.
130-2 pin. ParrlrM HrprodU' fts 3-4 M
Sontfajr AftariMMM Ooti««rt. 4 M>-S. Biblical
DramM. SiSS-T SO. iUndard 8ymi»hony
Hoar. I.W^ WblttsII Aogto-Prrsianii •.
i/>n«ln#a Mrrcct time. #-10. AlwaUr
Krnl proa mnirtif
KTAR 0»kUnd. ( ^1 . -Hn ;m> 10 tO
10. «S am. Prof Liml.j^ Hu.lr iI»»a
11-U;M pn\.. Tenih .\%.m i. rt.ii.iiM
Oimrea. 7:4|-l. Tenth AvniUf Bitptui
Ohureh.
■rac. ttan rraa«lM>* < l54.Sn) —S SO lo
in H tu R»i1;o FVllovi utilp Chur.h If) 12
•S-J.,t-\ 11..II..- (IIIHITI I'i
I 1 I 1. m l■HlJll^' F'a.l.frs olit Si Mar\
I lull, h i r, 3 1-. Mlrkrv lilUr-llr- aiiil
Itumanciers mid ttir liuniUkble (Jlrti
HmS. >:U-4:lft. Latsh ^rlina, onsnut.
«:t»-S. Art PudeMi. ptanlit S-4. Theodore
.'irnii» nrcanlat. « « 3n Tuspirattonal
l.ilK (130-7, Protramin.- 'i-»l.iriM« Madc-
lllir (> Mr. IT. SOI r.ilui 1 liil k M'l s mUii
.s{ 1 (I) H :to. C<j:i(fii i.iirhcstrii H .In
II 30. FopuUr couiril !* 30-10. 1 ora Uer-
UBovl«l>'a erclMati-a 10-10: 10. Amoa 'o'
Andy. 10;l»-ll:10. Dance Orcheatra. lt:10-
il:lO a.m.. a PaUo Daaee Orehealrk.
KrWM. OskUaS. Cal. (tSaiH>-t:4« to
11 am. Slud o programmr 13 1 p m
iifKiui ii'llil ! 1 H'blr .aii-'liun, iwirl
»u..*iT». C H Little 1 25 U 30. J'ro-
eramme preaented by I.B 8.A. of San
Pranclaeo. 7:M-7:M. Concracational alns-
»— . T;l»-Si»>. Mate iMKcrsMM.
KTWB. ■Olywaai. CSI. ()— 10
a m . Mu.^lcal r^roKramnir I 30 p in
COA.^t I.'HklUr' hl\ iS..;: kHIli.- fi I' ill
Mdnlorh. "Chf.n'i! fh lu'.<i.l:'-i li 3o
Harry Jackion h i ,.i.. ■ x.nin
Ovcat'a Orcheatru 7 3u LrUuy Kulibcrv,
»«a«tar aMwa. DSUv Ifowa. a Uaht
Opera ». BiU's RaStlSM Kevue. 11-11:10,
Ti!. . ! -I i.plca.
h l-o --nn rraoeUro ( IT.'.te)— 0 4S to
II' * ' .ir' h lervlrcs 2 4.S-4 30. Coati
Lra./.,. i...,.t)iill aame 6 30 7 30, NBC
proKiannic 7.30-S. Smbaaay Theatre con-
cwl. S-S.Mk Onaa SMHal. StSO-t. ratr-
mont Hotal Oooeort Orebwtta. o-io.
N B c procrasRSM.
KHJ. Lm AanlM ne».Sn>— «:S0 to
in 30 i> m Oma: rrcordlnifi: voceltst
10 30 12 10 p m . First MC church .verv-
Ices 13:30-1. Late rrcordlntoi 6-« 1.^,
NIahtly Dolnei. 8:1S-S;45. First ME.
Church muslcate 0 43-7. World-Wide
newa. 7-8, Plrat MB. Church aarvieei.
8-10. Symphony, directed by Arthur Kay.
10 ': I ' •• V . Ml..- c O'liiiift''- 11-12 mid-
nlc '. I K I • 1 --I r 1.
K V A, aaii 1- 1 .tu. i ^. . i.. 7 m . in i . . ii ^
OmiW OIA^ ll-is neoa.
Trrnplr rhurah. X't.Wt, Ot.
>.'k 1. c'iH,np-M Vt«4;|o^ aanrtioo fNai
Tf mpir < hui t h
aOO. ClK^hind < al iMIlm' 3 tn "i p m
N B.C. poiv ruiniur ti 30-8. N H C pro-
srM«. s-S. KbraS VmlwtarUn Church
serylcc. •-!•, N.BO provramnnr
Kin, Neattle (S4«.llaal lo <" n - n\ .
I'lt.rnaltonal Bible Stadon^ asmn moon
11 12 noon. Hucrrd rnnrm •' I i> m
Anirrli .t;i I-altm i )r^!l<■.^tl .i 7. 4 ^.^^:nu
Trio i 1. Aniri ii'itn H^lon Ori hrMra
S-S. Veeper Choir: Inalrnmental quartotla.
7-S. Novelty hour. •-10, Arwr^ron NatOn
Orebeatrs.
KUW. PertlaaS. Orrran :t'ilmi ' m i <
p ni Nnr pn.. ia:nni-- ■■ NH('
pro - r.iiiin' ■ , I ' I ' I, '.'.■,« in
bludio pioKininme t. JO K. N Hi pro
• ramnir •-■.M, Ouo-plano ronr^rt S 30-
Studio CMicrrt 8-S 30, NBC. pro-
aramme. t:30-lf. Dance Band. 10-11.
l.lttlp Srmpholiy Orchestra
KOMO. Sr»iei.- cmilini II to 12 20
P r\ . Plymoul , I l;i]T !l iJ Jll I, DI Jaii
recital 1-1.30. N U <' i r.x. i ...ai. 1 30
t. Stotieway Tabernacle 2 4 iDirm con-
cort Trio. S-S. N.B.C prunmininr 5-4.
T*Um Concert Trio. •••:S0. Soloa. dueu
ami «a»rtett«a. •:30-<. N.B.T. proaramme.
*) n ptrst Ohureb o( Obrtat. OetaUUt
ID NBC. precrsnMM. 10-11. "■■laert
I'lrcK s orrhestra
KNRC S.nlit Miiiiii <;»l 1 37 .m >
9 4S to 10:4A a m . In lcrM.it :uiial llible
atudmnU AMOCtatlMi. 10:4»-U:M. VU-
arlm Lutharao Cbarth. 3;S0-4 p m . ICunl-
I !p«I n.nd concert 4-4 in n hi.- cnifOon^
it:,'1 ar)'.wfr!« 4 JO-T. :i t iii , hu r< i tnl
■111 • r- T;:.i!f>u;if \Vh.<t Abou' Hill
I' ' ' ; r I ; :i-, I ' ; i ,i ii Church 7 ii Ir.
U'l a il.uiitil Uiblr cjludciit.s Aaaoclnliun
S-t. MuBtclaal Bana concert.
KVt. L«4 Anrrlee (MS.nBi> — 10 a.m , Lou
Anselea Cimrrh Federation ■errlce.i 1
pm., M.rt..rri R Kernan: Mareoa Mark-
.«rii\ I 30, NBC priwramme 2, Rorky
BiTiinrd. Iriior Bethel Trinplr Youn.;
People 3, NBC provrkmme. 5. Alma
and Adel«> Ho-«el1 r. m Walttr Marray.
talk. 0. PbyUli Campb.ii «:1S. Wardaer
Walla, aoenoralc talk*. 6:M. m.MX), »ro-
tramaic: ■. Orsan y«>clU1 0, If.B.C
procramin'- l" 'i I'-i .nrt Pix Danre
Orcheatra
KFON. Lunc Bruch. C Jtl. i rll.Sinl- B 30
to 10 a m.. Ortan recital. 10-11. Ancelea
Abbey ChloMa. 11-11:30 p m.. Second
Church ot Chrtat. SotMitlat. U:SS-1:S0
ICttatoal proaramme . 1:30-1:10, Oreaa
r*TUal Herbert Nixon 3 30-3 OB. Lent
H' I Municipal Band 3 30-4. Lona
Bench Municipal B«n<l 4-4 30. Popular
record relea.e.. 4 30-5 Hminock Oil Co
Orchestra a-&.30. OM. Tune riddlerk
S:10-S. MuDleal prosfaawM. 0-1. Bear
Oafo Jsu Baiul. T-1:4S, Ooaewt Orottea-
tm 7:4S-0. Firit Caiurvh «C Obrlat.
Scientist 0-13 altfaJeht, Fisiir Wlssty
All sur Kite."
Hotuiay'n Programme
REQtTCST HOCH
KOFI. I».s An^i'lp.s. Ls introducing
a nt w ballad t ecjue.s'. hour on .Sun-
day.s. bctwern 6 and 7 p.m.. whn li
presents Scotty Klrkpatrlck and
Mlle.s Sanford.
E FOREST CROSLEY
BATTERYLESS' RADIO ^INCREASES
lhmi^off^c^K--\^NO FULL OC lAVLS
T ] NTIL the FIDELITY SERIES was
^ created by De Forest' Crosley engfineerg,
radio failed to reproduce the full n : i .;!
M ale It was practically mute on (' ' i^h
Hid low notes. It missed from one to two
t't laves!
The marvellous now fidclitv of tone now obt iinrd
in the FIDELITY SEKll.S is the world s greatest
advance in "batt«ryless" engineering:.
It gives the word new meaning. "UaittrvlcM" as
developed by De Foroit Crooley is^ies of radio a
muascal instrument oC the highest type
This sparkling tone, with its two-octave inrreasc in
range, comes in ama/ing volume and without dis-
tortion, due to the NEW Dynaouc Speaker.
r>s, cnfiCF.PTO
r It Tnh0 B0ll0ryU»a"
Highhoy
* \ nf h'ui, ii", Strims mcy
b« purchased on ttu momthif
OrOTr TMorte. B.O. (47i.0m)— s a.m..
The Mnilas markat quotations, by re-
aeto oontnl from tit* kosrtf room of tlM
Brltiah Ooiumble Bond Corporstion, Ltd.
« pm. r!o-,ri. ■ i.'r' :.>t«t'ons. prc-
senird hy ti , H. . ; . iiiii Bond Cor-
poration, LIfl (I 2i; Ihr : iiiset Concert
Orchestra will delight CFCT ii munv ll.sirn-
ers wittf the foUowlna Interestinc pru-
sramaM: Marob, "Th« Orest Uttle Anny"
(Alford): VMitare, '^torntni, Noon and
NIaht" <Ton Buppe); aelectlon from "The
Plreny" (Prlml). concert waltz. "Modesty"
iRftlnexi: 'cello solo, (elected, ballet music
fr. rii Sylvia" iDellbem, Komet Me No'. '
• Macbeth). 7 30, What s Uolna In Town;
tb* sffMal we«th*r rcporta md fereet
fir* aummary: short atory. "Th* X«st
Csbln' Mine' the We^t Coast Informa-
tion Service I«i.»;nes correct time all-
nul. by W n Wilki rson. leweler 10.
I renenttnc the Buckllii I r o in an hour ^
beautiful music. 11, Rc-commenclng the
weekly orchestral ortan recitals from the
Capltoi Theatre, presented by The Vic-
toria D*Uy OoionUt.
ONBV, VM**«T*r. B.C. <ltl«>— 10 to
II am. Morning Hour of liustc. 10 to
11 pm, ataSla prosraouati OoaMrt or-
1 hesi ra.
NBC. NatUnal Breadeastlns Cempajiy —
i; 45 to 7 p ta . A Week of the World's
Soaln***. 1-a, a.C.A. Hour. S-0. Rudy
Ci*l**r's Shell Bympboolsts. 9. Lonclne*
correct lime <> 9 30. Sons Paint inci*
KTAB. O&kl&jiil Cal. 4asa<iB ' 4 30 lo
i SO pm . Tea Hour H 30-6 30. Dinner
Hour recording.^ 8 30-7. Twillsht Hour
7-1. Pomeroy Trio. S-t. 30, Kducatlonal
provrMBmc. OilS-ia The ayitaa Trio.
10- 13 mldnicht. Plokwlek Sere&adert. 13- 1
a m . The Night Owl.
KOMO, Se»Mle taOO.liB) 4 to 4 46 p.m..
Orchestra. Trio 5-5 30. Kiddles' pro-
gramme 5 30-5 45. Htock and bond quo-
tations S-t:45, Orchestra. 6:46-0. Na-
tional Broadcasting Co. procramme. 0-10.
Orchestra. 10-11. Lata news: Orchestra.
11- 11:10 a.m.. Orchestra: duets.
KMC. Taeema. Wash., (t94.lm)— 4 45 to
5 15 pm. Mammy's Cabin 5 15 5 30
Sports review 5 30-6, M Y M c' pro-
gramme. 0-7. Will Wlte procramme 7-
7 SO. Late rscofdlnsa. T:t»-a Msalcsl pre-
■rimme. i-S. Strollers Orehestra. 0-t:IS.
Book ehst. Mrs. Roimer. 0:10-0:30, B«t-
t*r Busin*a* Bureau 0:30-10. O. B. Clow
iirn.. i . t r > 11 n famous Name pro-
« ■ .< •> I 'lasslcal i>ro«rnmme
* >*-n I'ralirl.^a. i::.'.'?":!!!. 4 l.i '\
V m . Clssnlcal progrn.' i. .-
Who period. t.li-1. Uoldeii lia'c iJryei
period. 7-7:IO. DMMoerstle aoiwSttee
broadcast over KTA snd KPLA T:10-I:S».
Roviil Order of Ootomlstlc ncimt-, R 30-
9, We.nt Coast Theatre Proii. <> j 20.
Cleve Brentwood, song.« 9 30 10, Pro-
gramme presented by Dr Buren L. Cor-
ley 10-13 midnlaht. Dance music.
arwM. OsfcUad, Oal. (tsaiM)— 10 to
It ».m.. Hour of raewdlngs. 0-0:40, Big
Brother Walter: Crooaora. OiOO-V, King-
dom of world newt. T-S. Doe's akopplag
hour s-0:ao, WateH Tpir*r ^PMgrsBua*.
8 30 9. Musical PtosnuaaM. #-M, Tsvlotp
hour.
W*QfWB.
eb**Clra.
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giving satisfaction. Use
KFI, Liif Anselea (4SSJm)~3 pm, L0.1
Angeles Fire Department Orchestr*. 4.
Talk on ourront playai 4: SO, Diamond
Hawaiian Trio. S. Big Brother Ken. 5 10.
Senator Oeorge W. Oartwrlgtot. 0:49, Kd-
ward N. Rust, nurseryman. 0, Caaipan«lla
Mule Quartette. 7, NBC. programm*. 9.
V:riilnla nohrl and Slim Ptgnr* aaxtotte
» 30-11. KPT Symphonelte.
KPON. Long Beach, Cal. (241. Rm) 2 lo
3:19 p.m.. Hawaiian programme 3:15-
9:90. Popular vecallsts. a:90-3i4t, Mnalcal
comedy recordings. 9:49-9:09. Popular
d.mce 3 05-3 20. Things You Are lator-
e-i,'fi In 3 '.'0-4, Concert Orcheitra. 4-
4.30, Afternoon news. 4:30-7. Orchestra
and entertainers 7-8, Suydam Huiler-
eream school, 0-0. Quartette; Double
ftigi* Twin*. 0-10. Bvbroadeaat Rudolph
Wurliteer Co 10-11 p.ai.. Sliver Spray
>' < " ^ ' 1} midnight. Majestic
KhUI sail t^ranrlsco. (2«7.7m)— .S lo
5 .30 p m . Brun.^wlck concert 5 30-7. Din-
ner hour recordings. 7-7 15. Bport re-
view. T:19-7:S0, Better Business Bureau.
0-0. 8*ml-elasaleal proaramme. 0-0:90.
"The Twelve Poiind Look." 0:90-10.
Seral-classlcal programme. 10-10:09, Po-
I - • ' ! 'irts of mlsslns people. 10:03-11.
; '■. • ' .uslc.
KIIJ \M Angeles i.'ltllKtni 3 lo 4 p.m.
Chasin' the Blues 4 4 1.. i> m . Praf fic
Department Air Kxprc^^ 4 is-4 30. City
»*rirrs Office, talk. 4:90-». Talk on
Ohlld ^mhology. A-0. Courtesy pro-
gramme. 6-0: IS, Nightly Doings 8 15-
6 4'i. Wesley Tourtelotte, orssnist 8 45-7,
Wc.rld-Wlde news. 7-7:30, Courtesy pro-
grniiiine 7 30-8, PyTOl Half Hour of Hap-
piness. 8-9, Bun Dodgers with Charlie
0-10, Don Lee Symphony Or-
10<13 midnight. Biltmore Hotel
Orcheatra and Trio.
KFOA. SealUa (441.S«>— 9:30 to 3 p m ,
Studio muslcale 3-4. Orssn reeltsi 4-
I 4 30, Studio mu.slcair r> a .in. 1'.h\i-1 serv-
ice. 6:30-7:30. Drueslnt rdillo tiour 7 30-
7:46. Better Flowers Ulk 7 45 8. Industro-
grams 9-0. Variety Hour from KMO. 0-
0 SO, Studio programme. 0:9<^11, King
Taste time
KGW. Portland. Or*g*n (40tM>— 0 to
6 45 pm. Uliner conocrt 0:46-0. N.B C.
proaramme 9-6 SO. Mueller Purnace con-
ceri 9 3n I'l. Kturlio miiMc in II. Ben
Belling .s Boys ai)d Colleglates. U'tO 13
midnight. Studio danc* (rolle.
KPWB. Il*llyw**d. CaL (0SI.3m>— 4 p m .
I' .110 Travel Tales 4 45 Radio review.
1 Town Tattler 8. Concert Quintette.
6 :iU. Ilsrry Jackson's Entertainers 7.
The KoUler Orche.itra. 7 30. Tlie Seren-
aderx 7 50. Dally newa. I, Courtesy
programme 10. Roy Tt*'* OrolMalra.
11-11 10. Timely Topics.
KPKC. Man PraMlae* <4S4.9m)-4 to 4:16
pm. 'Careers for Women" 4:19-4:30,
Talk 4 30 % 15. Orsnn recital 5 15-,', 30,
News I'l.sl ,Mif1 found ■ :'0 8 20. Mac nnd
His Oang « JO-ii .in I own Topics 8 30-
7. The Cerilu-ii Tr.o 7 7 30 Myrrolil
■elody Boys 7 30-R. Pyrol Enteralners
With Kan Stuart. O-IO. Bin* Monday
Jamboree tO-tO'TO, Amos 'n' Andy. 10: 10-
11-10. Ans. w. ek » Orchestra II 10-
13:10. Dai.
KOiN, I'lirtUnil. Oreson i.'tlAmI 3 lo
4 p m., NewK llnnis and music .'1 15-fl,
Topsy Turvy Times 8-8:30. Heathman
Hotel pipe organ. 0:90-7:30. Druggists
Hour 7:90-0. Benson Hotel Orcheatra.
0- 0. Oreheatra cooearl. 0-0:90, Ragtua
Twin*. 10-11:90. Col* MeBlrWa Oragon-
lans
KPO, San Franclsen < ni irn) 3 to 4
P m.. Penwomen's programme. 4.30-5,
Te Towne Cryer gervloe. 0-0. Oblldren'i
4- hour by Big Brother. 0-«:90, Mwte by
Reo WMf«ria*s. 0:9O-7. Palttteal talk,
7-0. NB',0. ppasramme *-0:M, IPoralto
miislcsl prosrsmme 9 in- in. flonit recital.
10 v: inid'il.t.i KIVi . -irl'li pro rsmme
K(.(>. DskUnd. < il ' mi Inii 4 to 5
pm . Hotel 81 >rui- i- i.r ' <• \\i . .in.
Aunt Betty iriuth Thowpsoin A T. Urug-
slsta' Radio Clbb. 1-0;90. NJBC pro-
srOBUM. 0:90-10:30. Oen«r*l EleeUM pro-
gramme. 10:90. Alaskan neus flashes
KJB. Seattle (S40.0m> n 'o 1? 30 pm .
Late news events. 12 to 1 10 American
Salon ( ir-'.hestra. I :;o. sirinn Trio
3 30-1, Song recitals 3-4. American Salon
Oreb*stra 4-9. 8l**ta hoar programme.
9- 0. Request hour. 0-0:19. Special an-
nouncements 6:l9-0'30. Theatrical re-
view 6:30-7, The Captlvators 7 8.
American Salon cirrhesirs 8 9, Strinr
Trio 9-10. Amrr:c.\n .''nion Orchestra
10- ia midnlchl. lloiei fuller Ro>e Room
ppMiSS OrctlWlia
iUfiC, Baata Menlea. Cal. (S79ail-r> to
f pm.. Plekwiak PeldUr*. 6-« 30. Lecture
OB ^ealaht 0 30-7. n«sy Prl>e, piano
and songs 7-0, Air Theatre Pls» Bors
1- 9. Btadio Specialties R-in Blu 'ireen
Oaa Bora. lO-ll. ttyptlan Ballroom Or-
cheatra ii-i a.m., Miary Mslsigad's Or-
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ristocrat
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distance or volume you ilesire ... a rirniit
that o|>€>rales niniply by pliigfriiig in on any
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The commiasUm s atUtuda Is set
fortti la a monograph oatlinlag th«
MMb prtttdpl^ nnd \'s lnt.rrpreta-
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THE DAILY COLONIST. \ ICTORIA. B.C. SL'XDA Vr SLPTKMBKR 30.
BROADCASTS ARE
TO BE RESUMED
Mr. Pmiil MlehdUn WIU ConUnae
rMvnuame Oyrr CFCT Dlract
ftaai Capttel TbaMre
• >« — .
OotntHipring tomca-row rr^pfriL
fram II UDttl midnight. iCr. r»ui
MJolMlln. popular Capitol Thftatre
orfanljt, wUl resume hli weekly
broadCMU over Radio CFCT direct
Irom the Capitol Theatre. A pro-
gramme of popular numben haa
been arranged, ai»t wlU include Ui«-
latMl BNiSWsr hMe.
Since Mr Mlchelln commenced
hi5 \*<pkly organ recitals some two
\ear' ago he haa received letters
iiuin nil parts ol Canada and the
United 3Ut«a 00Bgratulatln« him
on hi* pragnnuM. For the paat
twt maolOm Ut. MMMUa has been
*Bjosrtag a wtOf^tnt$^/ftklt9, and
toniorruw niglii bit ratttfnt to the
air with a large repertoire of pop-
ular numbers. WhUe ofT the air
I«n.^ from far and near vrote The
c'oifiiiisl mqulrlng when Mr Mich-
f iin was to resume hla broadcajla
All were aiudoue tbat Umm weakly
recitaJa ba reanmad without d^y.
for aa, appamtly. enjosred the hour
with Ifr. Mlchelln every Monday
cveniriK !
K(jr ihis Fall and Wmter, Mr. |
MK helin i.s arranging a sertefi of i
peclai brcmdcas'us which will In-
I !ude an evening of light opera,
grand opera, conatc opera, old-time
mtfodlta. BroaAway hits and Scotch
and Mih — ^**^«^ nya ^Hnkl
prora of nal intanat loVT^dlo
fans. Pnrthar dataUa iMIl ba aa-
nouneed later.
Miinday fi programme includes the
fcll()win« numbers Gems from "Rio
Rita Tlernevi. "My Angel"
(Rapeei. Jeannlne. I Draam of
Ulae Time- (ShlttraM.-^'aalpyad-
(Bandars). "BunMreaque" nDvorak).
"8ky-Blrdl" <Koehl). "Theres a
Real Sweet !. f a : iwpiiini ■ ■r>irHin
House" ipt-)pu.,t! "Yoij !»• a Heal
Swtttheart" (popular'
Will Resume Programmes
She had wancri for wrck.s for him
to propose, and luul almost given up
in despair. Then l)e riVlvad her
hopes by aaklag: "Ara jnmr iMther
and fatMr dMMft M thlnga to live
with?" ~
SiMONOS
SAW
I Sto^s sharp longer
which made Kemble and MUll jpo^
grammes so popular with the XmtH'
ers of Station KUKA last Winter
and Spruu: will return to their
pUue,'- at t!ie I'lonepr station
Tliursday evening, October 4, at
7:30 o'clock to resimie the serlea of
CHAMBER MUSIC
PROGRAMME TO BF
PRESEOTEO ON CFCT
A feature programme of chamber
music, rendered by the medaUato ol
the last Victoria Muitoa) l^esttral.
wlD be broadcast by CFOT on Mon-
day night, from 10 to 11 a'clock. The
classical presentation will open with
•Ttomanca." by .Rubinstein. Among
other Bumban. fadio devotees wui
enjoy baarint tha.artMa render
IBxtase." by oanne; Lamont's **Oan<
tllena Amorosa, ' and "Hungarian
Dance In O Minor, ' by Brahms
"The Song of the ICvenlng Star.'
from Wagner's popular opera,
"Tannhauser, ' will be presented by
the 'cellist of the tno. Handel's
"Air and 'Variations." will ba ftfen
as a Dlaoo oSarlng. whUa tha trio's
vloUi^ wUl entortaln with "Sere-
nade," by Drdla. "My Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice. " from Ralnt-Saens'
most pc^ular opera, "Samson and
Delilah"; "Andante Cantable " by
Tartlnl, and "Au Bord dun Ruls
s«au," written by De Bolsdeffre. will
be offered to the audience of CPCT
The star oooBpoaltlon of tha hom^s
proframma will ba a trio atrange-
ment of "Oujus Anlmam," from
"Stabat Mater." Rossini's last work
The above programme, commencing
at 10 o'clock, will be followed by The
Colonist's organ recital from the
OapltQl Theatre at ii o'clock.
EMPRESS VESSEL
DELAYED BY FOG
Aste Arrtvca rraas Qrteut at Kttbcl
rien ai ^¥Olafl^ tm Hm
B.C . wUI become pastor of this
church, taking the place of Rev. P.
T Tapscott. who Is at praasnt In
California for «» bmfff W his
health.
The services at St Mark's Church,
Boleskln Road, today will constat of
the liuny and addreaa at 11 am
Rev. H. F. Payne wiU be In charge,
llie festival of St. Michael and All
Angels will be observed at the eve-
ning service, Rev. O. L. Jull, the
vicar, taktng for iOa «ubjaet» "Oan
Wa Battoaa tlM
TUXICUM ROAD
Divine service will be conducted at
the Tllllcum Road Presbyterian
Church, the Ooive, today at 11 aju ,
and at tha Brsklna Presbytarlan
Church, corner of Harriett and Lur-
llne Roads, at 7 pm. Bar.
OaUoway, of Ulencoai
conduct both
Delayed four hours by a heavy i
fog m the Straits. R MS. Empress '
of Asia, Commander A. J. Halley, :
hovered for two hours off the break- !
water yesterday before dcxikmg at
R.thett {lien at 1 o docdc She ayileu
for Vboeaimr at 9:M o^eloek.
The llaar'B oarfo of 4,110 tona in-
cluded 3JS0 bales of raw sUk
valued at $3,850,000. to go East
Hboard a spe<-lal train of .sixteen
car-^, 975 ton.s of cargo to move
overland, 100 ton;, of perishable
freight, .^0 tiiius for Philadelphia,
300 tons for New York, 70 tons for
BoitoB, and m t«M ler mmwm
canadlaa porta.
There were ttS passengers In aD
clas.ses aboard the liner, twenty Ol
whom dl-sembarked liere. the rest
proceeding to Vancouver
OLOViaOAUt SBftVICBS
Services at the I>>iiKlas Ktree!
BaptLs' Church comer of Cloverdale
Avenue, will be ( (inducted at. 11 ajn
and 7 30 p m today Next Simduy
fi^'v Mr McKlnnoii at present pa.s-
^joM^|^3apU«^Cburch^r«^M^
Registrar: "Have
MovtaHarx "tar,
you been married baforcL naadam? li ao, to a
homr
SYDNKY, N^W. Sapt. »
bulk of the fuatfg .V> ba de
Australia's daf«Ma in the i
years will probably be spent on
development of the Royal
lialUii Air Srrvlc*.
Already It hafl bean _ ,
purchase thlrty^our planaa. *
Dining bombiiig ant fighting oa
binttos in the oob machine, and^
spectacular air raid.s which li
b«en made o\er I^ondon in st
batUes will guide Australia as
the type of maciune to ba chose:
The bulk of the moaty avalli
In the five-year dafKMt ps^TW
just completed was darotad to
construction for the navy. It Is
peoted that the bulk of the fu
available in the forthcoming t
year programme will be devotee!
the air lore*.
The exact nature aAd scope
the expenditure Is noir being
amined by Air M»T«h«f sir j
salmond In Australia and by
Mlnl.ster for Defenre, 81r Will
(ila-sgow. on LondoiL
In these days when you see si
tiuaada amoiit thiMgId the 4
Their Friends All Bought
twenty-six wedv.
'Hu- KaflUblt and Mills pro-
K'ruiiinie.s Will be under the direction
of JYet1er\rk <i liiniKer?, who will
present I lie [irot^ranmie ejwh week
aLso appearing m role of soloist
Miss Virginia Kendrlck. contralto,
who appaarad eo aofarbl of the
programmes last Sprlhg. win he
guest soloist during the Inltuii pro
gramme of the .sea.son
Tlie nrrlifstrn. under tlie learier-
shlp of liarmy Nlrella, will
support the soloLst.s on each pro-
gramme, and In addition will
prgsent aa thalr contribution to the
programmes th^ very
most poptOar diaet i
latMt and
Bd ndfval^
Thankssivin^ Sorrirr
GALJANO, tiept. 28.— A latge con-
gregation filled the MMen Han,
when r till i',ki>(|(1 vliif? service wh . ob
.served. Rev. R. D. Porter ofHciatmg.
The loston was read by Oaptaln
spanoM^ OhufehiU. Tha offarUogs of
fruit, TcgetaMes and flowers were
tiustefully arranged by Mrs c. Mor-
gan. Mr.*?. Elverson and Mr and Mrt^.
Thiima.-. ;iiu1 alterwar,!-. ■ki-vi- .ch*
Lo the Uady Minto Hospital, Uangoi.
FADA AC BUcttlc
Opornteofroin AC iSiiht
norkrt ntni^lr <lial 4t talxvi
«nd rr<-tifiicr — e«»n»i»lri*id in
hnncl«ome bnrlfd wnlnxit
ronnftle' ^ith hiiilt-in FAf>\
"4" Uptmhrnt, «Z30. (mwW /m^)
,1 . 'I
Paul Michelin
j / B C Distribntora
j IJ Radio Sales
• ' Servite, Lamited
Thaj mKw Fadb- hcMird raon — rmia H
sonorooB, natural, ll£e«lik<
Now tlMM mf FadM in tbcir
Fada liives yoo all that radio has to offer.
Brery pai!t %Mk Fada fuuctlona with true pr*^
•irfaaiin wladantagfwyathcrpart. Dcso^ed
hfWmimim wan^liij Wmtk rtilBiaifc, Bbflt
win and hald rmi intharf Iiii i i ■
•pcratayaavtaOa. HtM
tha l«M»wM^ that it
▼ahia in tonal qnalitir, rnA^wll^.' dSMaH
Battery Type
tADASpeakrrr
FAIM
tl2J0
Batterytess and More*
At the
MONDAY
1 1 P.M. Till mijiiiiit Orgdii
Rcsnminj. Ffis Weekly RcciUlt ProtB tlM C^lltOl ThMtfe,
Broadcast Over CFCT by Cmtrtcqr of The DaUy Colonitt
Tilt I€UK I AM€U1 TLATUI^O Cr Jj^^JklD^
Tone' ij^uaUty Selectivity Distance •* R^iabHity ^ ^
FADA K A I) I <) I I M I T K I> , TORONTO, O N T A B Jl O
FADA SOLD BY
C. W. RADIO SERVICE CO., LTD.
707 FOKT SlRiiET ^■
PHOlfB SIM
F ADA SOI !.' }'.\
619 VIEW STREET
RADIO-LECTRIC, UMiTED>
PHONE Jill
irrnr \
Mooday'R Special Popular ProRrarTinie of Theatre Mu»»c
C'cms from "Rio Kita
•Mv Aatpd"
iniiinc, I
*! inir" n
"Relovrd"
"Humorcsquc*
ol UlK
-Kapcc • There s a Real Swccthearf
-Koehl
.Popuiai
-Poptiltr
- Shilkret "Dream HooM" 7
-Dvorak ^ . Popular
FAbA IBTi lOLD BY
INCORPOMATIO 8?f MAY t%70^
FADA SETS SOI. I) BY
kent;s
THE IX^II^ CX^I^^WOST, VICTORIA^!
.Y, SEPTEMBER 30, 493r-^
PLUG IN WITH
Victoria Radio Dealers
' Displaying 1929 Models
L a d LO
Qioose a Fada All-Elcctric
and inisUre permanent ra-
dio satisfaction. Get the
set that c'Xc (.'l--^ in c'sstMit ials,
rclial^ilit \ , f(Mio qnalil^/,
distance aaJ selectivity.
See the new anozing Fada models simplified
control and operating from a light socket at less
than one cent an horn.
The Fada
"30"
(1 '11 t TO
receiver,
in
oiie-Uial
I ill It light illun^inates
the dial and also indi-
cates whether set is on
or off. Built-in Fada
spratsor. •■, ,11 V, If- rahi-
II rt lit walnut. < Mi aii<l
off switcli on Iruiit
panel controls entirc
recdver.
C. RADIO
8|»VICE CO.» ItTD.
707 F©rt St.
PhoM 3304
Local Radio Dealers
Display New ModelsrE
inodfl rlfctrlcally operated sets is
obtalneU from •» eliminator. This
is XMoesMry In order to opentte re-
cclvms from tht •lactflo Ugbt
USE
I lu' \:\L\inc Radio \<ccc\ycv<. Show
Marked ini^^rovenicnt — Pertunnaace Js Ke-
inarkable, bay Hxpei ts
her addition In \02S
I i:u>dfl ntiii'i n-ifUti is tlic Inrll iii
djnimiic luii' rcii'' .'-pi'Hktr ThLS
1( lids itM'lt to haruUiiiK rttli'ifntly
the urcaUr .uiiDUii', nl powri iiva.ll
aUie lu the ntodeni eel, and alluws
a more tfaUiral rapreduetlon of low
froousney
Althoug
XUls £tar. «v«7 Victoria radio
6Mir U dlsplayint ^aetrtaally
oporatsd radio rocelvers. Advancing
from the early crystal detector
ntagps ;n riglit yrars englrerrs
have d( VTU)|)(»d receiving seta which
will \,r hard lo cnttslMdOV fOT SOOOe
!!irii' {ti cunie
V'l'Wirui rad;i) di.iicrs ar*' (piitc
rnlhuaiaslic over the 1928^29 elec-
tric sets. Their performance Is
remarkable while tlMlr tone fuid
soleetlrity cannot by compared with
last year's risodols. Durthf 4be
past Summer radio engrlneers have
1 !i- \ tliij ifii ilii- fl»-i;in -.rt ^ III .1 (if
eree ol perlcction liardly behevable.
frequetiry roiiaiied amplification
the I
Many employ
on Whl( h ill! th
are mounted
promiiu-ncc Tl
use of a chassis
cortiponent parts
-^Hnldin(j i.. In
nov (iiilv sfTM-N
APPRECUIED
us ;i iKirricr to r.ulin 1 1 eiiurn.cy cur-
M'lii , h\ prcMiit iiilfi '.;at.'i- roup-
liru' l)ut lac'ilitatf.s alternaUng cur-
rent operation by keeping all trace
of ham from entering tbe receiver
through Indttotlaik
One and two dials seems to be the
average number of controls niese
are ii: iial!', Mipijlrni( ii!i>f] by a VOl-
unif (((iitrol ,iiid All on' and "off"
•■•A i'i h I lie ni-ru-ral IrridiMi > \. ! ^
UKike (he front panel uioie orna-
thoufl^ the same fundaoMntal
SS';.tn";.3eToJ^ "e I Arctk Expeditkmary Patly
Returns From Long Jour-
ney in North With Good
Reports
BES I Kt Sl I I S
tKQH LLLLbMttiE
of iTiu'-ii research iii the iin|;ro\f-
iiienl 111 1 cprodiiciiig appai'atus, and
• .ibint" iiMkcrs txk th« deslfn of
Mi. ir products.
Improve tn nit in
Tone (Juiility ^yUl
Occupy Experts
HXOH DBQEIE OF PEBrECTION mentui by the use of highly polished
Electric .light .x'i.^t op.-ration un- *Uck composition,
known to sn manula'tiirerH until
la.^; year, fia.s reached r\ lilKh degree
of pri fcctiiin AIth<):i"ti the re-
■ t'lvcrs finp'i'V Pit- same (;;eneral
principles as those of ihe prevlou ,
year, attempts have been made tn
iJnqvove the ftoroduelng qnaliUes oi
|the sets to the point where tbe
quality equals that oC transmlSitOD.
Also, the present tendency is to
improve the outward .ipp'arance,
and in many cases period lurniiure
designs have been adopted.
A majority of the receiters employ
Round dials on front panels prac
tically have been abandoned, giving
way to the window and drum type
control :
It 1 rtvia.tti that power oper-
ation IS en:iiil'. pia>l;'al. d'e to
ilif fai I thai more than ninety per
lent (<! iiie tiomes in Canada and
the Uiuted States are serviced with
60 eyele 110 rolt alternating cmrent.
In a few sections of the country
the service is 40 and 38 cycle, par-
ticularly where the ctirrent is ob-
tained from hydraulic power plants,
•Development of tone quality no
doabt will be one of the greatest
Improvements in th. . iniii^ year, l
The prime purpose
'(:\ ' , ' 1 M produce wiih uie ut-
most exai'ness the origuial ren-
dition broadcast Heretof(»e, be-
cause oC the rapid. Ti*Yii*ff|mmt t'^g
other Unas, thia phaa» of radio re
with this petot was mada by Oaa
wendt, of )<• Canadian Waatlni
t'ouse C«}it.pany Mmlteo Of Mont-
ri al. Qu<»J e> . wlUi !lie i- .uif ':,a.
(or ihe la.st two \ears ilie\ have
been receuliiK niessu)/e;, from
Westingiiouse radio staUuns.
Satan Jean at Are has
adopted as the patron saint of the
naval officers and seam;?n in the
ladio si hool of Toulon Tlic rea.sjii
Kiven for tiUii election .is Uial the
the Maid of
■ YOloes."
I Tn .'du;i<( .11. I'.i pt
The annual Canadian Arctic £x-
.f anv ladu) re- psdltlon has just ««turn«d from iu
visit to Oodhaven. Greenland, up
the western coast of Greenland to
the vii 111 ' , of Etah and then down
the (oii^ts iif EJlle.imereland and
Bafllnland. then !o habraiior and
ception was more or less neg^cted, K> ^^^'^ Sydney
MOkSl manufartiirci
the result being that from an acou^
\\cnl standpoint repriHiui Mnn o:'
broailra.sts wi.s (jur! iiifd.i.. ; e
e\ er, ! tie r ' ■ 1 ■ ^ ; : -i: > >; pulilii a p| iP. iv ,
oi radio a.-, .i inu.jual iiibCrument d'
manded that it have the same nat i:
alness of tone that was eviitent in
other musical instruments. There
will be no more of the twanging,
nasal, pinched tones oi yesterday
Radio receivers, thl.s year where
l>roperly made, bring to the listener
three stages n^tVj'^^mey , „f rurrent
ampllfl(^tionjilthoi«h several have , ,,,..[^,..,1 to u.^e i he i , pe.
while others have only two , , .,p, , current tubes arc m
' ' rate ! [ir niinence at all the radio
' 'I shows. Many are sold equipped
, ' , I with the proper tubes. Most com-
nion among these Is the type re
ire making sets I all of the timbre and vitality of the
oriRlnal
1929 MODELS
All-hl^tric Batteryless
RADIOS
CCL JAUOUS D£ FOREST CROSLEY
; Tbt Nnr SPARTON E^msmm
PrfcM From f 185.00— On Easy Terms
Davis & King, Ltd.
719-721 Fort St. (Next to Cornwells; Phone 711
four
De-.e! ipniiTi' duruii; the
h I, he' n oncenf rated o
air.i)ii! V 111;' .i po.i ra! u.s A'
li'l'. per eeiii rm|>lov a push-pwl
vstem of anipllfleat loii in the llnai
.stage. This scheme assures the
amount of power necesasury for ob-
taining good reproduction.
Other receivers u«e a single power
!uhe I ipable of a hirrh wattage out
p i' In eitlier ( i.^e tlie availnble
power output 1." '.wfliciefii In operate
■ epr.idin er.s al great voluini' f'l-- u.se
lart'e halls, or rerlu '■<! t.i low
volume for use in the average home.
Why such tremendous effort has
been placed on the audio ampllfy-
intc apparatus of the preaMit day
.<.er IS romprehensUde,. iMh it Is
known that it requires at least four
time.s the amount of power re-
produce low tones, .surii a.s received
from 'hi Mas, \iol. tfian lhi,"^c of
high Older, such a.s the violin To
accommodate this difference in iht
necessary amount of .power for re-
psednetkm It Is eseenHal that
•trencrth be available.
'The inamri'v i' Ihe rnrelver,'- are
lie : \t'-r ii ,111 from an
aluernatinK ourrcnl electric light
source. This is due to the fart, that
more than ninety per cent of the
country is supplied with this type
of current. It Is important to re-
member that an A. O. set will not
operate from a D. O. elre«lt, or vice
versa.
CHASSIS CONSTBVCnON
BectrleaUy operated receivers,
1931 models, in general, have two
to four stages of radio frerj
a detector, ana two stages of audio
luiring a low voltaire at a high cur-
rent for th,r t'MMM ii' iipply. Thl.-,
1 r-;iher rhMinid !r(im <a special
s«i!idiiu,' I'ti the i; eliminator or a
•ep.iratf t ra 1 1 or me ! The iK.aler
i \ p( 1. MnirMiiti' I. -I'd a.s the d» lec-
tor. However, in some cases this
type valve is employed in both radio
freqMnqjr and fUat state audio cir-
cuits. .
Mf \TFR V.%C1JUM VALTBS
The heater vacuum valve Is simi-
lar to the standajrd tubes, differtnc
only In havinf an extra clement.
The high evrrent filament has no
connection with the operation of Uie
teeetvrr liui I employed to heat
t : ,1! I - ' iiiid'-i w hirh :n ti^; n
lake- ;ia , e nf the rnrm.t: tila
nicpt in tj,, ■■(undarii P i • nln
Tlic eleelncally operated .set. oli
tain plate power from a .Maiuiani
B eliminator incorporated withm
the cabinoi. Some employ tlier-
mionlc tubes for rectifying the
alternating current into direct cur-
rent, while other.s u.se tubes func-
tioning under the gaseous conduc-
uncc principle. The later have no
filament.
Although in : the method
of eliminating A batteries is to use
A. C. tubes, several manufacturers
obtain the heoeaary diroet current
to operate the filaments by conneot<
ing the tubes In .series and using
the rurrent supplied by the B eliml-
' 1 a tor
(J current in most all of the 1029
BUY RADIOS (IN
INSTALMENT PLAN
of Corn-
Man ■
do oliiet
plan ;.i
dealers
8Ut*> I
— <«, >"
people i,i,v radios ,i,s they
. ih.n'i;; . nil the in^lalnient
un. 1 (ISO of the 'i TM radio
cn'u'mi; to the United
ipii ent of Commerce
for the iuicst quarterly survey of
stacks stated that varybig percent-
agoa •( Hhebr .total salea of equip-
ment were made on the deferred
payment plan.
The remaining 1.678 dealer who
icnirned Mie general que ' nn.ilre
cither did not answer thi .,peeifi(
I ion perLaining to deferred pay
ti c- • sales or reported that nc
ti'^.ss was transacted by them on
iiu^ basis during the year. Ap-
proximately 3,000 of the dealers
stated deferred payment sale.s
amounted to between 50 and 100 per
cent of the total .sales for the year.
The remp.iniiiK dealers advi.sed of
tran.saetuic between U and 4,'i per
cent of 11, n iiiiMnes.s on the de-
ferred pa- • ' t, plan.
Two hundred and eighteen dealers
reported that their total business
for 4be year was transacted on the
deferred i>ajrment plan. Five per
cent of the fotAl bu.stnes r n this
plan was reported by 12;) dealers
The anntial crutse of this boat
m.i»'ks the i nlv tune during the
t-ai tliat these point. . above the
\i( tic ("iri a' Call .end mall > ii have
anv ( oiita i wilh cuiii/ation lAlt-
side of imss .a(.;es and sonR sent
them through WesUngheuse Radio
Stotions KDKA. PlttSbuth. Pa.;
WB21, Q[)rlnglleld. Mass., and K^W
and WKX at Chicago. IU.
Tlie l)oat hr iiik!.' a flood of mail
from pomts above the Arctic Circle
expressing gratltwle lor tbe rad
broadra^ l3.
It i.s interesting to know that
West iiifjhouse hroadcH-stmi? .stations
haw- hail mo.si wonderful resulUs
Ikmi Bache I'enin.siila, Ellesmere-
land, ten and a half degrees from
the Ptrie.
Among other letters received was
one from the Inspector in charge of
tlie H,ni,;i! i anadian Mou n t ei| F'ol ic e
who \ LSI ted all of the p.i,'t.s He .ui
\ ises that all of t ii,. .j.-r,,, | , :i;
are lull of prais^ for IxHua i^uf-
man, the announcer of KDKA, ad-
vising that his voice was remark-
ably clear and that every word he
said was u(ulei-< tcKxl without effo;*
Across Kane Hasin northwest of
i:i.i! l.s Hache I'cnii: .la the f ,, r
! he i north himian ! m ' .1 1 1- n .1
t h' "t ' : nt>\ le: . t li.i n ;,-n a nd „
tiall degrees 'rom the North Pole.
Here la ettnated a poet of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police. To this
oost In the capacity of dog-drivers
ind hunter<^ are attached a number
I >t the Etah Eskmos. Somettilng
over two years ago a
r
The New All-Electric
Radio Set
Kada "M)," completely self contamcrl, includ-
ing Fada cone speaker, ready to operate frn'm
light socket.. Beautiful cabinet of. bar iej^ wal-
nut with Adam Brown finish. .Price, (ompriete
with tubed — »». — .. — , ,, fSMtS.QD':
K.\SV TERMS . ■
Sold by
J-i
NOW
Come ahd Hear the Vtctrota Whh Vfastor
Radi^ Today
Tha Naw 1929
Victor Radio
And a Wonderfal
Victrola
Here's What We Offer:
I lie new Victor Radio— plujj-in. Operates from
house current— -no bothersome battesics. A
builWn speaker. A Victrola of advanced desij^i
with Orthophonic-type sound b6x. Four hand-
some cloth-bound record nlbum^. All in one
beautifully desij^jied c.il',iu'! i Jriimn-
\\a\c. buoii: Whcthci >ou are in the market oi
not.
A fu.s.'sy old fellow wa.s makmc a
Journey on a branch line, at the
best not particular as to punctuality.
The train had slowed down again
after .stopping several times. The old
gentlemans patience became ex-
hausted, and, taking out his watch,
he said to a fellow passenger: "How
much is this train overdue?"
"Well, sir." was the reply, "a
h la ao use; you want a ealen*
IVIohawk
The Best Buy This Season
Six-Tube All-Electric Set with built-in MAGNA-
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Heaton's Music Department
DAVID SPENCER, LTD.
Hear It!
1929 A.C.
Marconi
\ free driin insfr.if i, ,ii
.11) illij>tratri| Ixioklct can
be bad on request.
I or
$
279
.50
At
645 YATES STREET
The Radio Shop
Always a Pioneer
— and a Leader 6tiU
Radio-lectric
UMtTBD
619 View Phone .^1 1 1
The Famous
ATWATER KENT
lia<; If.n- prr.vrd ihr po^sfhi lity of po'^^•erf^ll radi« gets In conipact cabi* '
with the nr\v full visirm hou-^e current recrivint^ sets, are prodijcinf^ ^.
beautiful models that are' vkonders of compactness and simplicity of operation. *
Atwatcr Kent
nets, and now
{
Hear tin*
ment ■, r , 1 1
»o>ifl-rful radio before deci<)i! « — mi
>"e intending to get. Let ua dcm«nstraSe the
}
Goucher's Belmont Radio
Service
SSA Yates St,
Phone 1949
Am
1;
32
THE DAILY COLONIST, VICTORIA. B.C.. SUKDAV, SKPTKMBKR 30. 1928
PLilNESWILL
CARRY rRESH
FISH INLAND
Arizona Hotels to Serve
Sea r oo(l on Same Day It
Is Gathered in the Pacific
Ocean
.4111 ACTIVITIES
ARE AMBITIOUS
By DON BBOWIf
Aviation ;u-tr,ifv and Interest, in-
st*-H(1 111 falling off with thp ap-
proach or Wintri .ippfars to be
(wfcfiiiiK on wjtii a sujBlalned in-
crease parnllrled OBly 111 UN
tory of radio
GontraeiB have been Irt :i!ui <>\\\i't
•rnuiMBMita made In the U«i two
^nHu far air trantipori and maU
lines from the California Coast In-
land, from Tuacon. Arts., to the
ciuif Coast, over th0 OrMt LakM,
r-Hfl )'i Attic. 1
. : ill I,:, ,:■•]'■' 'lIT ''n'"5 tO
HfrniuilH fifjrii Nc v York and of a
proposal to conntvt AfricH with
8o<|t^ AmerlcA by a flying-boat line
' alio are belnt carried Otft
Arliona hotels wlU aoon ba serv-
ink' nn% food carried from the OuU
of r;t";fortiia daily by planet of the
Siiuth'Af.-i Ml Service, of Tucson.
Arvantrctnt iii ^ are bcine n id. hv
tlir ionip.tn\ with tdr \lr\uan
(Jovfrnnicnt !" il:- •' "ii- iilnncr to
lly over Mexican Lcrrliory 'l iie
fT%tit of the plAaM. which aiv) will
mnf pMMnsww. will take only
about an hour and a half.
r.vsf!! .-r .ur aervlce la projected
for Ari/.nii,i ,inri New Mexico potnta,
Ir.nn Ui- I'acifi. Coa.-', Dud«
raiichers wUi aoon be able to ipand
P ■ ' ^- ■ ' ' '
fa i-F ISI ANOS SERVIf F
Kffprtivi' iV'ot)f!- 1 IS'-'R
Htfanici -OtUT A ill icavr mm
Gulf Islands on Mondays. Wed
days and Thursdays at 7:15 ajn.
AMe«mer "Charmer" wlU leave
i^Woouver via the Gulf Islands m
■Tuesdays at 11 ajo.
Afternoon Boat
To Changp Time
Star ting Monday
T
["HE ufU-moon boat to Van-
loiivfr will be changed
from I 4r) o'clock to "-I 1")
o'clock from Victoria on Mon-
day. 0<-t<>ber 1. according to
oOielals ol the &C. Coaxt
S.s PriruT'.s.s Marguerite will
lodj^V makf her hiKt trip thl."<
Nf'ur 111 the IrlaiiKrlP scrvlcf.
arrlvmg from Vancouver at
2:30 o'clock, when she will be
tied up. Her pl«M vUl be
Inr as. Prtne— Ohar-
Jla. Princes."! Kathlcm
will IMMtln on Uie triangle
lUB for a ftw
Where Costly Ship Traffic Delay Occurred
4. ' '
;ne
he
11 ■^ -
Tlif
lor
- ArrlTffd: Mi.
OUuBow; Ms
f'rl Ic. San
Mill'. Mn;i
inni; .A'Jmral
'.,1. .Si i verado.
Anchor -
donaldso/i
Canaclian
Service
AST. UTvarooL
Oct la. Mov. 0
. . Oct li>
i-x-t 2^ Nov If
TO Ol
Aninni*
II .a
A t liri: ; I
TO fl »M<»ITH CHt.KBOl HI., l,U.M)ON
husotr.a Oct. IS. Mo* 9
AurMBta Oet. IS
Oot. SS. Nov. SS
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pomxAim. 8*Pt 39
lUattO. Tn«af: Ka-talla.
Thwwlorc rtrxm-vrir
KenKiuitoii I ourt .Vliiiif^r!
eebl«7, San Dieso.
Dan P. Hanloii. wilUin' uc
SCATTLC 8«pt. 29 ArT Kw; .i rivj
utanmoni, Oirmont. Um \i\trini wiiUncrl.
N«w York: liil^iBwr. BiiMoa ASrwi
Alesaader. Taeona: QolaaulU bemlttl Bur-
ro*-,. Ran rrancl.vo SaUad: YuVun
Sii-im AUkkii H<-Kiihl<. MUaalrW. >'> r'
laiidliiad. iHymiMiU Twom*. Imnx.
BotMrt E Min>kln.'». Or^ionlnn. 1^,111
I r 'H^l H'."lltl> Air'.-,
lACOMA, Oepi 39 Arrived rmma
AlMaBdtr. Loa Anaalrs: Bur«na. Baltimnrr
Ma. aaat Lynn. London; M*. Loo Aa^t\t^.
Haaaban: Akacison Maru. artrott. OaUod.
Mondolta. B«ltimor«: Taeoma Maru. Kobe:
rtinmn Alrxnntlrr In; Af.rrl^s Hohin
dagtt. New York. Mil Lxxh Hoil. Haii»T
dam: Condor, Dupont.
8AM niAMOiaOO. Sopt, S9 Airivod:
BoobralU. Port Snaolao: WkthawnSi Oalar
Gray. Hartwood. IMstrlet of OoinmMo.
Texada, San V'orlr,, Arcllr. Hun nWo;
Ondo. Tokoli«ii.« Nri aiiicum Coo* Baj;
BuUarn. Syiltir. I>raoi»iut,. l,ondon:
Edna Chrl«lpnii«n, Portland Satlad
Bordeaux Maru. Aatorla. Knute Nelaon.
PtMoalx. Haoolului Kewanoo. Boattl*.
Talo. A4alnl FooalM. H. r Alaxaaitar.
aaa Mro.
TO
• « • 1 a • • •
TO irtTttoiPni. ■anuli. MNOON
Alasois Doe. } Tiusaala. . . Doe. lO
TO MififT. unnroou ouuoow
♦ '
DS8. IS
to ii
Maaar OrSon. Drafta sad t
cnM«MS at iMMt lataa MB lai
from Loeal M«au or Ootaaaar's .
asa Haottnai ft W.. Taaeouvor. ML
AUgTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND
\w Honolulu <//»./ Suvdv
Th* Dc» and well appointed pauouar
nnara aaU tnm traawamt Ml* saS VM«
lerta. B.9.
Aoraad (tt.SSS loM) Oot. 11. Ooo. IS
NIacaro <ta.«SS taaa) Not. 1« Jaa.it
Me lafoa. olo.. am? le aU RaUwar and
•mssmMs AcoDtab ar ta ttM Oaaadiaa
«i "
^1
KIUMALU
MILL BAT.
IMMI Ul«
A haaaUfuOr wtaatotf OITBtV aoi •
ovfiloektn* Baaaleh Inlot. Op
thrnimhoiii the Wrtcr Ideal for llinsr
n»^din« I'^i »nd chante Crntral hp«l
and op'-ii nrfu Blrrtrlr Ilehf. rudlo
Privilf hz-arh Bo.ktlni. fluhina. thoot
in» onlr ihlrtv oiif mllfi trom Vir
inrla. A ploaaan*. drlvo Tia Malahot or
Mill Bay rarry, Mtornoon loaa. luwh**
Mo4orata torau. i^oclal wo all m»4 taiea
Pboaa SM OsMs SUL Wtlts KUaiaiu.
pasais WIX.
[anadianRadfic
.. Sailinqs
# TO ^
' 'EUROPE
9BOM MONTRF.SIL
•f>-( 13 'Sn\ 9
tOct l» »Nov. It
«Oet. >• 'Not. as MontoaUi
«MoT. t Oaoboil of Bodlord
•na Ola«o«. tvta BoKaat'Olaatow.
Tm Ckarkaort a««UiaoiHoa-AiH»»r*
Oct J4 N-,l\ .l\ VC.-.lro,
Ta (:arTt-nnrf ^MihAmpiMi HaaiOaro
|Mf. tS..
raoM miKBKo
evftunt'-- ,ina week end, m tlic .soll-
ludc 'ii :i laiiih 100 mill-,', troin no-
where, yel be at the office in
AafBlas or Saa Otogo as usual.
iirr.E n.viNO boats
Two huge flying t>oats of Mip l)or-
ni.T super-wal type, carrying thirty-
flye passeafert each, have been or-
dered by ttw Detroit * Cleveland
Aerial Navtetloo compAny for
seniee orer we Oreat LakM. This
SO'--, ii-f will .MJir' ! i<i29. and
will link ( I -., land fvnd
BufTalo
Trader Hqm's old .stamping
grounds in AfirMt will soon echo
dally to the roar of the 8:15 Congo
air transport, sailing with its paa-
'■rrx<"r' .i. Jungle trip, rer, ,-.-- nc
hour.s. « heri' other inode.s of travel
have required weeks.
The Compagnle Oenerale Aero-
Postale, a Frmeik organisation, has
obtained permlasloD for the further
extension of Its mail and passenger
IlTif- I!' Mil- {' ii T" 'iiunfr\ It aLsci
|»I:i:u, ' ' n.'icct lor .urn s.s the Atlan-
tic I" ,'-'nut(i .A'ntTican pomt.s. and
thence nortliward to the United
States.
LINDBBEGII TAKFS DROP
Rllm Lindbergh, known to his
boN and a few cronies, at the time
of which thi.s Is written, as one of
(he most capable pilots on the St.
Louls-Chlcago air mall route, was
in a bod fix. His plane, caught in
a night storm, had been knocked
about imtil the gas was about gone,
and thert was no hopa of a safe
landing.
Finally the storm began to tear
tbs plana to ptooos. 8Um climbed
out of the eo^plt and dropped Into
the blackness. And his life was
5av#»d by the brain-child of an
Italian .^nL•^t. Leonardo D« Vincl,
who lived 800 years ago.
Da Vincl dldnt call it a para-
chute, and be ncrar eren had one
tested. Re wrote, howrer, in a
notebook
"If ■.fill ' ikr ;i tent .six ciiblt-S In
d!.wi,i'i'i iimI aM.irii top.', to each
corner of it and to youraielX, you can
lower yourself fhxn aagr tadftaWwlth
Sllfe'v ■•
Ha Vui' I a'.'iO wa.s the first to sug-
u'l" ! . ' -.ible mean.s nf fl: -h' He
made ih.iwinff.s of a |in,|ic)M'.| air-
pi.iiuv which appear straia:'"!\ jii,ic
Ileal. Da Vincl imderstood the
prlaetple of the propellar, as used
onmodem planes, but was Bt » loss
regBidlng engine power.
He iii.vdr ..aif'tii! stiidie.s of bird
flight ui liope of solving the prob-
lem. Biographers, however, until
oompamtlTtljr recent years, regard-
ed Oa VtueA'B experiments as the ab-
err!\flon of a creat man
OLD Ql F.STION KFV1\F1>
OonfUetlng beliefs concerning the
future of llghter-than-air ships,
such aa the Los AncBlas and the iU-
fatod SbsMatfoah, are reflected in
the attitudes of the various povem -
wiRKLsti BsroaT
I' ilv evidont.l.v (<i5appolnted In (CaUTan. s p,m„ naASM SOtrvtao sUtod>,
Johile ; night to the Pole, has de- | CANADIAH yMttCTW »BiniSM hOH,
cttled to build no more airship.*, and *
is selling to Spain one now under
oonstnictlflo. The ship Is a dupli-
cate of tbe ItaU*. irtiose wreck now
resu sooMirlMW near tb» North
Pole
(1 , ,r the most dlsroncertlng
thlny.) about flvinn ff>r the novice
passenger. •■•iw the .^tudcn: a\i
ator, Is the deafening rmr of ihe
motor. This soon may Ix done awa v
With. Hm inmntor ol the Maxim
allsaoa' Mr ffuns Is new experi-
menting on LoHK Island with a
•silencer for airplane motors. The
' 'ch rx^wer of most of the motors
,tiul tlir nece.s.<?lfv for extreme Iijfht-
ne.s."s make this .seem a dlfBcult task
Captain Emorv .'^ L^ni h.T<i 'akf-n
over the duties i.r treasurei of the
ouggenhelffl Foundation lor the
pramollon of Aeronauttai. Captain
Land is a naval avtrntton expert who
has won hiKh aeronaatteal itaDdtaf.
CaptAin Land does not limll llli at-
tention to one tvpe of plane.
'-I'm intere<<t.ed la aaythlnf that
flies, he told me.
I OCK 13 of the Wrlland Canal, which was blocked when thO gtaBmer Dori*^ crashed into the headgfetat^ Was cleared in two dayx and traffic was
resumed. lnvolvtn|i a loss oi approaimstsly 1500 a day to MCh boat, BOOM twenty-five boats were in Port Dslhouaie harbor and tea between
there and Lock IS. whWi was pot om of commfaaioa when tibo Potk, i^Wfoad with a carj
^^n Ip^f^^fig^^^t of,- OQ^n^^^gt^o^^ oo^ggloffod ^agy bg
irfo of pulp from Three Rivers, Qm., otirtwd Into llg
ojtgtoadtrotwf niiiiwi above
Ocean and Coastwise Movements
i.hcjNuma
ciotr 4pm,
MAKDRA
cioaa 4 p m .
bydiiey. Oct
I Tia
a«pt
(Tia
S«pt
27
Sin rranciscoi Mailt
J*. 8Tdn«T, Oct. it.
San Pranciwoi — MaUa
10. AucUaiML Oot. as;
YOKOHAMA. Sopt. 21. — RUao Mam.
BaatUe
Win i.TNr.TON. B<>pt *T 1Hrfit*aat
LONUUN. Bcpt 38 - Modovlo. Ran
rrancloco.
AUGKLAMD, Sept. SS.— OoMOB Slalt.
BHAHOHAt,
Portland
nf:w VllU^;,
Chatoau Tbtrrry,
St.— cttr n
Paaaivlffsalaa.
San rranolooft
*,Nr«i Zealand onljr
'fUl aiivl Auitialia onir
ITNITCn KTATES AIR MAIL srWBftlTU
TaDl* ihawlna TraaiJi Timr Pron VIetarta
Eaiibouud dally, uicludUBs Buuday. Aix
at U aratotB.
ear altar
roa . 9 20 am.
BoKtou, M'tai
dai. ».u a.jm.
•Burtala. II.V.]
3 06 p.m.
Chiraeo. Dl : aiSMS SB Uia third day,
i «S a m
clevri»nd Ohio arrlTWi an ih« third
dtjf, 11 am
Dallaj. Tcaaa arrlvaa oo U>e (ourtb Cay,
• a.ai.
Ooavor. Colo.
( 55 a.m.
Ocirou. SMB
1^ noon. ,
MlsaosaaUt lte«>: arrioas ea tts ttum
Say. alaT^
New Orlaanii. IM arrlrei on the fourth
da; 10 10 a m.
'New York, N r . arrlree on the third
day. •:4« p.m.
Oatafea. MoSf.: amvoo ttoo tbUS Say,
13 10 ajs..
otu«a. ObBi
1 a.ai.
■nuiadolshla. Ils.1
day. T:M p.m.
•flMakafsfe. r*.: anSvas aai tBs third
«ay, i;is pat.
St. Louli. lio arrtrae on the third da;
• n ■ Ol
St. Faul, Ulna., arxlraa on the Uilrd
«•{. ll:ss a-ai.
BaH t*ka OUy. msB
tomorrow. U;SS
•Toir.l.to. 0«t.t
• .M p m
Beacon to Cuide
Airplanes Bapidly
• Sears ( ompletion
{SEATTLE, bept. 29.— One hundred
and fifteen feet above the ground,
on aeBcoa AvtaiM, a huge lO^^MO
oandlepow«r haadon to guide «tr-
planes is ^ifltStf BgpilBg OOgaple-
tlon here
Tlir iiKht Is identical with two
others, also nearlng completion, one
at San Diego and the other at Port-
land. As woaa 9M these other bea-
cons have been completed, local
.'-'tandard Oi! I'fTlcial.. announced
ve,sterd,is a proKi-isnme of exerrl.se.s
will t>e st^iKCd in all t.lirei- i iMeK .and
the beacons llgUted slmuliaueously.
ROTTEnPAM.
Kr (1 n'-i *ro
! I I Y N .« W
87
1 liV.W VfiKK
San Pranclaoo
PANAMA CANAL.
Hastlssanl; Saa T<
Sept 27 Eam.swortb,
s«-pt 39 -Henry B. Oroya.
WBA<
BBTXVAir
llchi ewell.
eAi'IlFNA Overrrnt
Balfli aoatiwaati M»4
f aim nn (Id
13,
CARMAN AH — Ovareaat;
SS.SS; lasO.
fo« aeawardai
DORADO— San
roru
EL
land, ISO ralleit from Astoria.
CANADIAN iii\Fmvm R«n radro for
Victoria, aaveiii', ' f -m Victoria
r((~)C"HKIJE lUiiif ' '(1 ' " Hoomnm.
I fiir' ,-i«hi milf-i from M , .'i u i .<
»EUMA ClTY--8an FraiulMO (or Van-
eouvor. ass suiat fraa Vaaasavit.
KOBRiii MAno— MUka tor rsrttaas. ist
miirs from VertUHM.
f^TKOYO MARO— Bawitf Vaneoavot, l<7
' ' , ', p II n ;■ \< II >- I r., f i ' Voko-
OUU aiiii.''^ soiiiliwrsi ot EaUvan.
^WMUavtoa. aat
Bay, ti;iB p OB
Rotithhoiind dailT. rxeopt Runday. Alt
ine l . 1. Mi.« inu •(ternnon at 4 O'olook'
'Son Frii.rm,) c:»l erriv** toniorrow,
•'roano, Cal arrlvaa tomorrow. 1:11
r a
Aaesiaa. esL: as
fl IS p m
San I Hero i ■! atllVB
morrow, 6 jo a.Hi.
Atlaaia. oa.> snliM SB
S:It a.«.
. *^ doMvory on day of arrival ■
doUvMir atamp wlU bo aoeaaaa
I'tlpri erttln".vpd to theaa polnti
RUTH wmmm
OFF FOR SOUTH
PBClfle Stramshii) ( onipanT -. \>s-
Sel Dae at Rltbet Tiers From
gSBttle at 7
Salvafie Princess Is
At Queen CktuioUes
PRINCE RUPERT, Sept. 79 —
After having Kpent the past month
on the West CoBst of Vaneonver
Island sngaged in pilchArd paddng,
the Prince Rupert Salvage * Tow-
ing Companv '5 lus, -Salvage I'ri new
Captain PYank Tyler i.s hack at
Queen ("tiarli >t I r Lslanrl
At present the vessel i<; packing
doK salmon Into ooulh Ba.v cannery.
-She IS expected to return to Prince
Rupert euly In Oetober.
Shipping information
CANADIAN PAOmO WMOMAY
CHANGE OP nm
KffecUvB
boat to
3:15 pm
1. the afternoon
WUI leave at
DucheM ol AlhoU
FIRE IRNRANCE
Adam P. Moffat
SuoGoaaer to Findloy. Uwham />t inrKiir
■SMtMShti tM
SIS OataB BaUdiw ) • .,„r >h.>
hana,
O.N.S.
CANADIAN iMPonnn
Montreal. Oetobor SO.
CANADIAN MIT.I m Pn ra.,i- to Oii»b»r
and Monlr^al
lANAIitAN .'IKK iNKl'K Hi- from Mont-
reel Nov-mb^r J'^
( ANADtAN ntlNNER Due trotn Panama.
Oiiohrr S t
CANADIAN COASTgW OWI from
poara. Ootaker S.
CANADIAN
October II.
CANADIAN opaBBVBu- OW ftsai OSU-
forala. *
osmmAw nofwi— At vsassavir.
■nrriNo cAumaAA
To Arrlva
EMPnESB or ABIA— J'roai Orttat. Bap.
lember 29 , ^
KAOA MARtt Proajortaat OitaBw $.
PAornc sHiPPi
dom. October 7
PRBBIDKNT
OetotMT ■ . . _ ^
AonANOi-rtsM AttUseSaa. omsar ta
KMPRHS or OAWAPA Ivaw Onont.
Orinbrr .*n
ivi> M\r(f -PVaaa Orl'-nt. oriohrr .'0
PACiric OIUyVB— Ptoia Unltod Kine-
dotn. OotoSac «l- ... _ , _
PRFXIDBNT UnOOUt — ^noan Orlont.
< 1. inb' r 27
to P r p a r I
1 An I- or < irlent .
Por Orlant. OetoOri lo
ASIA Por Orient. Oc-
lOrl 10
(XI J 1
I To Ant warp.
A>>p
UNION STBAIftlllPg^ LTBk
To All B C Coast Points
Priaca Rupert. Stewart,
GEO M.GRKGOR, Agent
B«lnx>at Bldg. Phooc IKi
rur.sn II.:-' r
Inbi-r »>
ARABIA MAHI
BMPMBB OP
tobrr 11
AoHANdt
rni.-:i i ,f -J (
October
Arriving ai Rithet piers from
Seattle at 7 o'clock this morning,
the Padfle BteaoiShlp Oompanyl
vessel, Ruth Alexander, will sbU for
San FrarKisco. Los Angeles and 8aa
P;pi;(, ' o l.i'cr. aOOOidiBg tO
Mr. W. M Aii.iii ivgcut
Among those boarding tllO Sh^l
here wUl be: Mrs. J. McKnlght. Mn.
P. OoodBcrt. logs Betty OoodaerB.
Jack Ooodaeri. Mn. V Young, Mrs.
J. SilvermBn. Miss Ruth HembrnfT.
Mi.s-s Julia M-ne!' Mi..^ Ku'li
Tin.sley D A Mjiikus. L. (' Hai
r;ntrlon Hnl.tnri Hawk and Mrs
Hawk. Robert Armstrong, Major J.
P. Wilson, Miss H. Milne, J. Searle.
Mis. D. Brathour. Mrs. J. Brethour,
John VoiMe and Bin, Yokes. Mrs.
A. E. Stout. Miss K. Stout, RusaeU
Harper and Mrs Harper, and C. W.
Haine.s and Mr IlaineK
O'her^ arn'in... ;hr mn paMOngerS
in'ladf ( i,> ,Mi Mtr'iii Taafp. SS-
sUttanl Uruied States steamboat in-
spector, and Mrs. Taafe. aa route to
San n bkIboo; J. R. Coopw. assist-
aat to the pnwldent of the Pactnc
Staanshlp r rnpnin' and fanil!
en route • > .'lan I-'ranrtvi on a
\acation ; I''rank () IVarrr ^
si.'tati; »•-••■,( iircr 'tie F'dehlv-
PI;ilad''lpMi,T I'-r- ( '.t of I'hlla-
dclphia, aud lamil^. en route home
after a vacatlOB la tfie Warthwest.
and Raymond P. Lo« pro ^dent ol
the CaJIfomta Cctnpanv of nan
I")le(jo. retiiriiiMK honie after a lug
iiaine hiinl.inj; < -.pe<li:),»(i m the (Ja-
oediaji Rockies. I
Ttme of lanr'te
Standard tlitie>. at V
voatta of SoplaaiSor,
aaa-
rtaa aot j
rlie
VESSELS TAKE ON
UNION BAY COAL
Wailemata. Nazlna and UUooet Call
al Mand fort for NMOS"
sary Fuel
UNION BAY. 8n>t. 29, — Se
WattagMta, $.m tons. Captain
O. B. Corby, arrived at midnight
Thursday for bunkers, from Van-
C iiiver and New We.stinln.sf/T where
.she h.^d been loading lumber ,\fter
taking l .'iOO ton-, of ' oal she sAiled
at 10 p.m. Friday fo' <>cean Fall.s.
After which idM 1H11 compleu* load
ing at Ban PraaolBOQ and Los An-
geles, and sail for New Sealaad
porLs The Waltemata. on her last
trip, brought 7.000 ton.s of sugar
from Suva for Vancouver
Ss. Nastna, 3^ tons, CapUio A.
A Anderson. aniVBd at noon to load
400 tons of btmkers, before proceed-
ing to Ketchikan, Alaska, with s
cargo of lumber
creosoted piling f
Ketrh;k,in din'k
plle.s were .seventv
V. .11 load ( opper . rt
Cordova before returning.
O.OjB LIUooet. which antVBd
h'T" at 2 p ni on Friday. saflMi fBt
Vancouver on Saturday
w th 120 tons of
scow.
SS. ROZAN .MARU
UNDAMAGED AFTER
MkCH GROUNDING
SXATTUi; BeiA. H.—Ttoa Kokusai
steamship Rosuin Maru, whlcn
floated from the beach off West- '
poll. Olipi Warfcw. tlnciday., suf-
fered no damage from the iitraiid-
ing, according to advices received
by the Kokusai Line headquarters
yesterday. A diver waa asni down
and earofiU •xamUutlMi was made.
Outside of the loss of her port
anchor and foKy-flve fathoou of
chain, the .ship is nOIlO thO WOr.se
for the accident
The Ro/.an Mat ii i.- under Chsrtcr
to Ysmacho di Co., lumber export-
ers, and was Inbound in ballas'.
when she itrahded. Site «U1 Itart
loading at once,
FLOW OF GRAIN
STlLUSHEAVy
Prodnet Marketed Pridav Totaled
4,M7,S5g BaShels— 1.68U I ara
Are Leaded
SAFETY Al SEA
OWNERS' OBJECT!
Shipping .\Mioclatlon8 Join Handit
in Campaign for Fewer Accl-
deats aa Shtaa
5-
'1
flow
wiNNlPBO. Sept. as^The
ol grain continues f;i*rlv hei • a.s
is evidenced by ii>;iiu\s i.vsued by
Gordon Sutheriand. superintendent
transportation of the Canadian
oi
Padfle Railway, here today. The
martatHigi for yartarday totalod
4JM7,SS0 Dushels. while the number
of cars loaded «a.s ! hho
StoniKe At itie head of the Iskes
•mount.s to 20.408.000 bushels. with
thB unloading of cars numlMrlng
l.SPf. Oimtn Shipped by Oreat j
Liikes boats amounted to ? ORD ono
bashels. There are 44.142 000 btisheUs '
l'.i Storage in the Intenor . levators I
SSATTLB, Bapt ».— In an effort
to protect the lives of .seafaring men
aboard l^aciflc Coast vessels at
a campaign hag boen laaBohad
the Pacific American Steamship As
.suctation aiul tlie Ship Owners' As
tbociatlon.
.Safety posters win be iilaced on
ships llhurtratlnR safetv practice,-
and re[)rcii«'ntin« ( vpi< al accident.--
at sea. Safety methods will i>e ex-
plained to the. organiaattaas of f ortv
oorapanlas. Lioenaed pawoimal or
board ships win be intervlewad and
a workinp safetv committee will be
organized aboard each vessel.
SAN FRANCISCO
JTrHE HOTEL
STEWART
Oa Ooary Rtroot. ]nat off TTbIob
S«nara, cioao to boat atoraa. cafoa.
tbnatraa. Oood accnaamodatlona at
Bodarato ratoa. Boat known maala
In UnltMl SUUa Braakfaat SOe.
60c. ^^c: Lunca e.^c (Snndayo
7Sc) ; ninner f 1 ( Rundaya 11.2.5).
Municipal car paaaao door. Stawart
Baa Boota tralaa aad ataomara.
■MBBSU
WEST COAST SERVICE
E^fTeci ive < K tober 1 1928. thi.
Fteamer will leave for Port AJire anr
way port,s on the Lit, Uth and 218 1
of the month
explo-sive.s and
rejiairtn*; t he j
Siinie nf the.se '
t •( ' long. She
a; Latouehathd
VANCOUVER ISLAND
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SPECIAL-SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 192t
For Holidayers — Why Not Cordova Bay?
i^ I pRBgr a4^T^g^yL^4hyiy lo Hel- * ^^P^.
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(VOKlDSGRIATtST TRAVFl SYSTtW
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA, B.C., vSUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
33
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BILUE DOVE LEADS
THE NIGHT WATCH
B«MUfal FUq 8Ur Head* CMi in
lUtUMhip Sefsence Shmrlag
BUlle Dove, beautirul First Na-
tional star, Is surrounded by a cast
HlrnoAt entirely made up of
Europeans In "Thp Night Wiitch.
her latf-st jilrturc whu h iLs
Ioc«l abuwing tomorrow at the
In the leading rolrs opposite In r
arc Paul Lukas and Doiiiild Uiid,
and despite ine AmcrlLaii UApfct.-i
Of their uunes, boUi are loreigm rs.
LttkM, a vell'-lmovn Kuropean
actor, playa his second American
hole in the picture, his tint being
with Pola Negri In ' TIupo S'nners '
Reed wa.i born m Mfxiro C'lly of
Spanish purpntaKr and r hanged his
name for cinematic purposes.
Nicholas Soussanln. late of tiM
Mmcow Art TbMtrc of RumIa, has
on* of thi most ImportaBt rolsa in
the pletart. NlelKdM BeU and
Oustave Partos. both Hungarians,
and (>eo Periolpt. .nfD^lltMrtlup-
portinK roles
"Tlie NiRht Watx-h ' wa.s directed
by Alexandra Korda. also of
HuHKury. who sc lacted the intrrna-
ttonal cast not becAua« of his p4r-
tiallty to Buropeana, but
AMVSEMENT$
THB 8CUBN
C apital— Btllto XHt09 IB ''Ths
Night Watch."
CMlMiuin — "Thanks for %th»
Bugg> Ride," stankiBtLMVa
La Plant*. ^
ColamMa— Nell KamlltOB hi
"The Grip of the Yukon."
Dontlnion-^-'The Patriot," fea-
t<irlnc Anil Jannlnfa.
PlaylMwa—GbMtta Mumy In
"▼ampbiff ▼*!»■."'
Variety "Tlie Shepherd of
the HlUs,' starring Alea. B.
TIIK STAGE
•ad " ^ ^
(
DOMINfON SECURES
STUPENDOUS FILM
ThrtUs
Jajinlngs'
VARIETI FEATURES
BIO DOUBLE Bill
•Shepherd of the HUla
Mgm la a TorUsb »ktli
the locale of the Mm v in France
was beat suited \n ihf ppr.sf)naliLies
In Ins production.
The .vt aKC ul t l ac! II m.s ,i; thr
"apitnl fcr Ihi.- u>-<k ni'lmlr r\-
*ral favorite arti.sti>, notably j.icicic
Souderi, the well-known muMcui
conduefeiir and M.C. from the
Btnnd TMatrft In Tknoouver
Jacklf " n."^ *,f' :vip:i;ar!r knovrr.
to theatre fa'i.s will be RUfsl con-
ductor at Mil- ( apltol ThcHtrr lifri-
this wcrk o^Ijii .irti.st,'^ appeaimt?
on this bi^; hill ni vaudeville are
Murray and Harris, radio artists
from KJR. Saattto, tiw ilBclng
comedians; Kohltr and QHlat, a
pair of fast steppen In a dance
llverti.s.senient that is exciptionally
entertaining Harold »rrh;ei the
pinging MC and the C'Hpitol ("on
ert Orchestra will al^o b( lentiired.
The froK upon the lily pud
He flnd.s the Hummer ffav nnd triad
He has no Summer board to pay
He wean Mi bathing salt all day.
Many arvumcAits on the "baek to
nature" fad were expounded tiy the
"ShophOTd oC the UiUe" •amp»ny
because I when Albert lUfell was directing
the nim on loeattOO for fint Na-
tional Pictures.
Petlti- Molly O'Uiiy. 1V|lO playi
the colorful role of "Saouigr Lane."
emerged from the trip a eoovert to
the fad, but alas, her mother was
against It when the pretty actress
wanted Xri go \a tfie Burbank lot
sum aiipperh and stockings.
mas OT>ay said she discovered
that alter getting accustomed to
going barefooted, even for a couple
uf wc^ks, she bated to put on shoes
A discussion of the advisability to
nM uin ii la natural in tlii> i u torn
brought out the fatt tba' wniK
barefooted m the grass foi HO hf'ur
a day was a sure cure for nervdus-
nesa. "ItM flBMpherd of the Hills"
Is the fffttare attnw^ at the
Variety •Hieatre.
Also on the .s.imc bill Is "Ladles
Nichf in a Turkish Hath," a First
' NRtional pirture rn-featurlng
.Dorothy Mackalll and Jack Mul-
ty In Emll
Bole lo
rairtat"
starting from her lover's arms
as in terror— she hears a knock
*.tmtmtm ^ deo ar hua-
band's voice in the outer room!
This Is only one of the many thrill-
ing 8Uuatlon.s which crowd upon
Florence Vldor as she plays the fea-
tured role of the Countess Oster-
mann in Einll Jannings' latest star-
rix;g picture. "The Patriot," which
opens tomorrow at the Dominion
Theatre. Doe thing after another
cspwds into the Itfe of t|>ls bcauU-
I'.il player as she brings baek to life
again the character of one of the
nio.st colorful courtesans of Russia.
Succeeding in allaying her hus-
band's suspicions by ready wit. she
Is again upon the verge of detection
when the husband mets death at
an^vpen window, shot by a galloping
Coeeaok who is clearing the street
of all peering eyea for Um paiMge
of the C7iir "The PatgHt" brlaai
ui the screen an amailug east of
pl.-ivTs Plorf^nre Vldor L«wle
Stone Tulio CavniUiHti Vera Voron-
:na Harry Cordmt; these are only
\ few ol tlic prumini'iit players who
appc.i' u:id»i Ml liiMiMnn .fKmi-.s.
Lubltsch lor Ihlfl power! al drama of
Russia at the dawn of the nine-
teenth century. -TTht Patriot" was
Adapted to the screen by Bans
Kiah f-^om the European play of
the .saint name bv Alfred Neumann
and '■«■'!' ,•■'•<'■ fioreinion
ThMitre for a three days erKage-
mentk
'i.«"'V'i.
MISS THBLMA TODD
Wte plajt one of *«lfile roles Vampinf ymtm," the fotMre pktnre
at the Playhouae.
TUNELESS ACTORS
PLAY SONGBIRDS
Laare La Plaate and Ulcnn Tryon
r.and Play la
"Q" BOATS SHO^N
ON SILVEA SCREEN
Captain Aoten's Graphle
el Myatery ship^ Re
Hs Kllm
YOUXL NBVBR FOROtVS
YOU MISS
YOURSBLF IF
'The Shepherd of
the Hills"
Also on the Same Bill
''Ladies' Night in
a Turlcish Bath"
With DOROTHY MACK.A1LL AND JACK
MULHALL
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday
VARIETY
f aptain Auten s Mlrnns; stones
o! lirltlsh effort.s durtni? the Wo-'d
War against the Oerman U-boats,
now running hi The Sunday Colon-
Lst. have been fltaned and an noer en
exhibition in New Yorlt. It to a
reprKliirt ion of e\ent..s relea."^
under the title of Q ."^hips and
in It appear.s i."apt.ain Harold Auten,
V.C.. R.N R who won that ino.st
coveied ot nntam s award.s for valor
as oomnumdcr of tlie Q ship Stock-
foree. There are also sereral mem-
bers of OapCaln Autan'a orlflnal
crew in some of the scenes of thle
film
Captain Aub^n. who i.s new In
the United States supervising the
presentation of Uila pleturc. Is
responsible for both the eerlpt and
tl-.e 'erhniral «ad Of the effort,
which Us the reason for Its excellent
ttuthenticily niere are but few
attempts at humor, and one feels
thankful that no heroine is per-
ceived either on the Q ship or in
the Oerman submarine. Ytt the
siispense Is this offering la sklUfully
sustained up to the last scenes.
The picture deals not onlv with
the actual ina-sf^ueradinp; of the Q
ships, but also with the listening
devleaa and Uae fast destroyers.
There sra to torn epIsodM depi^ing
the submnilne baae In Bruges and
Kllmpsee of the TT-boat eommenders
leporluiu to thei! ilii<'f Thi> valor
lit liolli <ides IS stres.sed and de
' pii ted uitli praLsewor* hy laiiti's."
even to the idea of showing one
submarine commander who la op-
posed to oarrytDf oo a campaign to
tarve iwmea and ehOdnn.
Olean nyen gaat play a piano
and Laura La Flanta's .sinmuR
voice I.s a rather unceitahi •nii-
■Yet m ' Thank.s for ilie Buggy
Hid'\ Hhirh 1,1.111 open at the
Coliseum 'I'lieatre tomorrow, the
itory Is built around the ahUlty of
Tryoo to rattle off Jam tunea and
MlM La Plante to alng them.
TliLs I,, a hiRh tribute i.> th>Mr
actuig ability for both i:\\<- the im-
pression of being arconipllshed
mualeal artUta in the doee-upa.
Thla foot to srtve their ability as
aoeompHiheA, jMiemlmic artists.
Miss La Wmm^- Up and throat
movamanla aiv perfect One can-
pi : and .la', a i 'reb,il)lv i:r most
iri!ere.st;nK ftlmi.' of un. ix the
:ii:ns o' Anpkor Itinni ihc mvstery
ity of French Indo-Ctima A.ickor
Thorn has been called "history's
grmteit dbUoMre ■tecy." and with
reason. Borne sixty Tears ago a
French naturalist pusmed through
an almost :nip'^netrahle screen of
jUHRle and liait/'d. astounded, be-
and temple of fairy talc architec-
ture. Out of the .steaniinif .s.lence
rose a walled city hifi enough to
aoid all the dtlzen.s of Carthage or
early Home,, and a huge step nrra-
rald which ranks with OMna'a Oraat
Wall or Egypt's pyramids as among
the srreatest works ever undertaken
hv man Huilt five centuries a«;o,
It. is still \irtually intact, Appar-
-ntiv thf lordlv race which made
it left suddenly, walked 'nto the
Jur\gle and— vanii-hed. De.sptte a
dose and careful study of thelr
baadhmk they remain aa muoli a
myltory as test Atlantis.
OEOROE ROBEY AT
ROYAL TOMORROW
Prince of
EngUsh ' BiU
Opens Weeh'a
and
TWO attorneys, one deddedly glum
of countenance, met on the streei.
"'Well, how's business?" the first
,( skrd <it 'he dismal une
Hoticii ' tlip pes-smds' replied.
I )u.sl . .'i.i.sfd Pii imnulaiicf ixelve
mi^es and found a lawyer m it.'
MISS nf)ROTirY RAYMOND
r*paUr star with l^f Jaxon Pli
the rullMam
at
Laugh Week— 100% Comedy
PING VENUS
Daringly different! Years ahead of any-
thing pooVe ever seen on the screen. A
milHon-^'.llHi .mnrdv thjt took month* tn
make (j;R.infii s»ts' r rrmenHoiis
Bc^utdiil Rliln' (liitrrtHig SI r. t,i. Ir«i ' Al
in flir nxme of fs'i r' Don't raiss thia asn.
K.4tioniii < o-medy It may be yean baloco
you'll see aoytbiag ttka it a^dM .
Second Feature
Presentation
CHARLIE MURRAY
The
C'otnrily
Sensation of
the Teos^
Mathmea W«&
Night"!
Continucvs.
7 la 11
ZALA'S
ORCHESTRA
^INao Ipecbi
on
REBATE
^OC Given
*<^«> Away
NO ADVANCE
IN PRICKS
^EBBEpBBBBB mT^ mKU mwt m |. B ^9
not tell that the note Is slightly
f^af lY'.iiiis ;ini;er movement Is
e<|uali, h'»h\ .mii his playing Is
propnrt Innalcls tjad.
While these scenes are dellgbt-
fuiiy funny on the screep they were
even funnier on the set when the
musle and voice could be heard. A
horrible disharmony, purprwely lo t
on the screen, gives the impression
cf priire.s.'.innai slagtng with piano
ficc inipan iinetit.
Hotli plavers have eOOTed their
Ric;. 'c t successes In pant<Mnlme
and they have combteed their
Lalenu to make "Thanks for the
Buggy Ride" a leading comedy
Ml.vs I ,i P'anto pro' i'd a master of
paiitni-iimi ui .silk .stoikiiiKs" and
'Tr\.>!i in faintniK Ihc 'rown"
ITic i;!P'""'nik' i .i .1 of tlien' new
()i<'iiri'; iniMKl.', Hiihard 'nickOT,
Lee Moran. Jack Raymond, David
RolUns, Kate Price and Ttlxle
Prigansa. WlUlaar A. wmtt di-
rected.
BRITISH PRODUCFRS
THINKJMPERIALLY
Boandleas Peaslbillties of Kmpire In
Film *Xeeatlons Auaken
iBtersat
' ' ic 1, p v,.,ibie advantiMres
(ireai Briuun enjoys over the
United States from the film maker's
pomt of view la her oiwgrshlp of
a huge, 4tfmm and seaHmod em-
pire An empire upon whlOh the
tun never nets should, even te these
r^ays of interior ll(fh!'ng and StudlO
.'.pt.«i \y p paradi.'" for the camera
n.an A.s a matter of far: pyrept
In the product Kin of travel anri
nature fllmR. BriH-h picture makers
have so far made little use of their
ceographleal advantagea. And soon*
of the best natow pictures filmed
wlthui the B'1tl»h Empire have been
fllmrrl bv Ainrrlcrui-
For i.'v- t uice '."imtii fiiir" I in
F.a.st Afi ir.\ hv Mr and M, \1,u -
II .lolm'on "ind ■N!lMM^^k the
jcnc of ahich i.s Ilie Ar^ iir Ocean
north of Canada, are being .ibown
at two London theatres. "Kanook"
1^ amde two «r three years ago
by those plonoew of travtpl fltma,
H A Sno«' and he son In^^v,
who were aho responsible for llig
Gaine Hunting m Africa ' CM Of
the earller.t travel pictures
TenlAtlvely. slowly hut unrnv^tak-
ahiy. British flltn makers are begin-
!.ing to enlarge their horttons and
- think tmpertaUy." A Brttiah fluwen
Productlens unit has just left for
the Ea.'tt to make three film' For
on* of 'hrm The He<l 3hadom'
the npenlng sequencrs will he nnd'"
Trust not th* faOew's blsharow atn
A.-i xnon KK ^Tcr be rel^MTi
lis (If V a«tnt nit wit. bew«ri"l
He ll br'nk \o\ir rib. : :i hltn «nrt rl'res "
'Tunrli whici, rnorf^s .'ill little
thi:n.;s liacl i;.c at)i>\c rrsc under a
full-page drawuig of Cicorge liobey
by Bernard Partridge when the
newest Robay revue, "Blta and
Pieces," book London by storm. Mr.
Robey comee with "Bits and Pleoes"
to the Royal Victoria Theatre to-
morrow night.
The revue Is a sLnking arrange-
ment of high class Incidents or skits
or specialties. It ft, like all other I
Robey shows. In a ctasa by Iteelf.
The title 1.S most appropriate. The ,
programme Includes no less than
twenty-two niimbrr.s hits and
piere.s ' of almost evrry kind There
arf thirteen \t\ the first lKi:r and
nine In the second, and It would ;
take a split second watch to find !
out which gets the most laughter.
AH the numben are delightfully
funny and elaborately produced, and
t.hey leave not a dull moment In the
whole li'.K.'i' IVrhaps the most el
fective are A Country airl, " and
"Crosswords." |
' Mr. Robey's TlnHOatlng wit Is al- i
ways In evkhmoe, and ha will leave
admirers here who will be like i
those he has In London — sorry to '
see him leave Rut he is not the
whole show 1)\ an\ mem' He ha,s
as his Ic.adui" lid\ M. Marie
nianche. bciii'ifii; and accom-
plished. a male ijuintette of great
ability; Miss .pabs Farren, dancer;
Robert Layton. stngor; acrobats and
other performen, and. abo.r- ni!
the Hippodrome Sight. Tiu-se «irih
are trained to perfection, and could
ihem.selve.s put on a whole evening's
entertainment that would be pIlS^
Ing to any audience.
"Bits arid Pieces " will be the of-
fering for the first throe daors of
the week; but for the seoond half
Mr. Robey will present an entirely
new. vehicle "Between Ourselves "
which IS booked for .six moni),s m
London on it.s arrival from ('unaria
\i 'iiria will have the unirj ic dp
port unity of seeinR a "first night"
of London s favorltO
Quite like old timee.
GRIPPING DRAMA
OF NORTH SHOWS
MUSIC IN SCHOOLS
Institution Always Tlp-
Eraat
"Grip of
"A fwmy IMIe tek man. WHb
qu'"er paddling feet "
Tills was the remark of a prom-
inent Hew York theatre reviewer
ooncemlng otis Harlan's wortt In
"What Happened to Jones.** Now
Otis Harlan, once the toast of New
York, and its merriest laughglver
IS coming to the Columbia Tiieatre
tomorrow In another comedy role
In "Grip of the Yukon, ' a Univer-
sal picture dlrectad by Xmst
Tip -Top
The British adnoatkm Section
recently saw a demonstration in
London designed to illustrate the
development of music in Uie .schools
Mr H K Roberton, conductor of
the Orpheus Choir, m an address,
said he had yet to know a tlp-t«p
'VAMPING VENUS'
PLAYHOUSE'S BILL
Todd Has rasatnatlM Rele
Even in atii lent (ircec
preferred blondes J he
licntlenirn
lact is in-
Harlan got real pleasure out of
being called a funny little fat man
for he VWgMgtftMMV TOTk Ming
man
It oertahUy shows how quick they
can fai|0( pm," Qarlan observed,
uf comtw f have been in pictures
some time and the reviewers are u
new generation who do not remem-
ber us old tiiner.s Afi, well. I'll
make new ones know me as well
as Uie old eoas knew tna on the
stage."
"Grip of the Yukon," is a grip-
ping drama of the North, practically
the entire action of the picture be
tng laid in and around ttie frozen
wastes of Alaska. Harlan s work m
the great Alaskan epic Is that of a
wlaened old doctor who is always
loeldng for a patie^, whether he
is injured In a free-for-ldl fight or
a reifular old time (?un duel.
He. coiiiedv c haracterlzat ii UI in
ihii puaure affords a wonderlui
comedy relief and Is considered one
of the beet portrayals of his screen
career thtia far. The pioture In It-
self borders on tragedy but Is one
of the gTf«t^sf drama-s ever filmed
of the friwen NmiM;
Nfil HHinill^m I'ranci.s X Hush-
J..:.. :,iwc ..u c;. 1,
leading feature roles of tiie ail -star
a.st with Theodore Larch, Jamm
Farley and Bu^
achooL Tbs best results
ware got firam a natoral cdilld. . Af-
fectation was the death of art.
which explained, generally t,pcuk-
ing why children from compara-
tively p(x>r parts of the city often
made e.xcelleiit perlormer.s. and
also eaiplamed the failure of the
so-called high schools. The pupiLs
there wire too polite to say "high.
It would bo hnpoUte to open theh-
mouths SO wide It was fatal to
expect vital singing where there
was no vital spark Affected Eng-
Usli mi;„:ht be very pretty on a
tennis court It was a deOtht^np
on the singixig platform.
school which was not a tip-U>p l dicated at leust m Kiiht National s
kiay special comedy "VarnpinK
Venus," showing at the Playhou.se
Theatre tomotww. lor Thalma
Todd, ona tf the moal beautiful
blondes In pictures, was chosen for
the role of Venus in this picture
MUS.S Todd 1ms other attributes,
however, that espei tally fit Jier for
this role. She is not onh' beautilul
and charmina but an actress of
exceptional ability as well, and hof
portrpyal of Venus Is said to be om
of the finest things she hae done on
the screen
"Vamping Venus is « .-tory uf
modern New Yi-rk and ancient
Oreeoa. Mlas lodd portrays a
cabaret daaoor in the New York
eeqnencas. and the f aouma Aphro-
dite in the Oredan epteodes of tMs
tollhkir:>: ?torv. in wluch fharlie
MuMa> and I.oiil.sc l"azenda are
featured.
The picture Is highly ipeotaculat,
and has been dad«o^ on* tM
finest comedies of the year. It wks
directed by Eddie Cltne. ace of
con.ed\ direct. ir.s and the splendid
cast 1111 lud» Ru' nM\ Williams,
.spei- <)l)unnell U'l.,, !'o\\ell. (iu;,
Partus.. Janet McLeod, P^red 0'9eck,
( .ustav von Syrfectta and 'wmaf
others.
Also on the same bin is Laura La
Plsjnte. noted as an amateur eques-
trienne who took .overal thrilling
leaps ovf: .1 ti\c ;,M)t wall foT her
role 111 Hutterflies m the Rain."
Jame.> Klrkwood co-starS, WhUi 84*
ward Sloman directed.
GrmOM Picture in
FUmdom Ml to Be
Life of Lord Nelion
Never beCoro In tlw history of
picturm has a sea apodal anwMd
Mich intense advanoe tntcrest as
:hal e\ idenced In "The Il'vinc
Lady," the Rorfreous Fiank l.lovd
.'pecial .starring Coiinne I'irifTlih tt..s
Lady Hamilto'l and with Victor
\''u i (ini as '.iird Nclsn!i, s.i' s 'I'h.e
Times, London The two mighty
fleets locked in comtwt tells the
story of one empire's rlaa and an-
ot Iter's fall.
The portion of the picture show-
ing Ihc HriMsh flee; at the mo'nent
of breakihK tin- enem. s line a' the
battle of Trafalgar is particularly
impNMloo to Ua ' '
nent stipport&qr
Madnnif I ra Ihiirti
Sitifi.s at
t.m ftrrss
, (h tohi i 9
rin-hn-hn
Rm-Tin-Tln, the Warner <;t.ar who
ne\cr h.i-i 'o worry aiiout worl w:!l
next appear in "HYo/en Wi'er
Whl6h li the new name tor ,.rr
vlously announced "King of the
Wlldernem," on whldi the cameras
have already begun to grind undtr
the direction of Harmon Wright
«sTooL rioBoiir
Production Is under way •! tlW
We.st Coast studios of Cofumbfai
1 1 1 ures on "Bfool Pigeon.' a
dramatic tale of New York s under-
wortd. Borrfrr. 'm.'. fteen
assigned the stellar role and will
be supported by Charles Delaney,
Lucy Beauaoct and Louis Na-
tbeaux.
Madame Eva Baird, who wlU give
her first recital here shMe'bsr re-
turn from a two jMn* oojoitra In
Paris, llieaday evening. October t.
in the Kmpre.v. hutel hHlIrtxim ha,-^
a voice of wondcit'il heautv and
power and a chariniiiK' I'cr^cnalrv
Her \p!siiti!ii\ 'mII lie i videuced in
the pr itrr.tninic lie has chOSen fOT
Ilie evetu, whiiii < imtains aougs by
ivcspighi, Kcariotti. Handel, Bkehe.
Shubort, Slkelia. DeFaUo and Rou-
sel. also a Hebrtdean and a Dorset
folk sontr
In conimi ntinp on one of the
last ci.Mcerf.s Madame Haird gave
before ieavmg Paris. Jean Messager,
probably the best known critic In
Parts, wrote "U was with a big
voice of beautiful quality that
Madame Baird Intenireted a pro-
granuiie entirely of modem com-
posers Her abilitv is Bfrent. and she
interpreted wi'h i hanpinK ^a^lety
the different . 'uiiijckw rs rDtubly
several melodies of Alkers Aousel,
aceorapottled by the author.
\j\ her Vic'oria re.-ita; \L(dat!T
f^aiKl A iU he acr. i:!ip.iri;r!i b\ Mr
Ira nUw.jrlt; wtin e aMe ar^d .s\m-
pathetic accompaalmeuts are so well
COLUMBIA
THE
FAMILY
THBATRB
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
YOU MUST
CmiLsummU
THIS PICTURB
Whh Men Hamilton
Francis X. Bushman, June II
and Otto Harlan
The Most Magnificently Thrilling Love Storv of the Far KqOtl.
V.rr Void— SEE IT' SFF IT! SEE IT'
TONNHI NEWS MMEIV
Market Night ORCHESTRAL 0R8AN
Coming Thtirgday-^Km Tin Tin in "Rinty of the Desert"
MoiKfTues. and Wed
AnOu
EMIL
"Ihe Screen
ArtlsX Supreme
To BiiHtdcoBt Stiil
Picturet in Daily
Radio Programme
pany.
e Brlti.sh F}ro.^dea.«,tmK torn
in conjunction with the
Post Office has ( oncluded
some preliminary technical experi-
ments in the wtrelem trmnsmlssioc
of aUU pictures. As a result, ar^
r»nir«nentii have hem made for a
short piit,!' ' I a ii'-r;; issici , dai!\
from I )a \r II ' r nXX oiiLsidc reiju-
Ur prncramine ti..urs 'niPsr- (ran.*-
mir-.'iion.'; wiil hcfin in ( )ctober Th.«
materia; ..f ■ .o ii transmlaslon will
consist of a selection from several
subjeeta. If and when It la dla*
ovarod that there is a suffldsat
publie demand for stin ntcturee
radlaterl in tln.^ w-av tran'i; ; • jon^
will he li.i ludefl In the rtj,> ,iai pro.
gra'i.ii.e ii'Mir- Vr> I";, i ' -('ra|-i!i
system will be used lor the series
The 'tirill that cninrs on^ e in *
lifetime ha.', lieen experieived by
Gladys Belmont, .vventeen-year-
old Paramount estra, when she was
aeleeted frem a ftotot of Mi con-
testants for the feminine lami to
Richard Dbt*B •ftedakui in wMrh
Mis- Belmont will «»asav a .tftle In-
dian maiden Ml's Bedmont '<= ai j
retidy on lo. -I'lon Cmivon de
ln*Buasa. others in Siao^ fitngn- 1 citmliy_ia northeastero
In a mig
drama o
Czaristic
The
Patriot
WITH
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.Till
Bit^^e<it r if 1 1
You've £vor Soon I
h KiUn
CHARLEY CHASE
la Hb LMMt and Mogt UprMrtoua Comedy
'imaging My Embarrassment'
Matinee
Evening
Children
lOr,
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34
Film as Solvent for
r UidiiitrM Wars
By i O. GRAY
A lew ye«rc ago we bad the wont
w«r la Bll tlM hlBtory of the world
This great World War cK-cuned at
a lime whrn we thought we wpic
rntering the aKf <jf univrrsal peace
We all fell wj secure from the
devastation of war that many of us
really thought w« were sitting In
the Up of the mllleimlum. 'men
the call to amis was wjunded, guns
tKKiiried and red-hot sliells loic
through the bodies of our l.ntd
onr.s, and mothers and fatliexs saw
their i^ni oam iMtehsd from
them.
In 1914 We were living m a civ-
ilized aKe. highly educated and ron-
tented and hap|)y in our own litllo
way, with usi-ful InventioiLs to make
the daily grind less labonoiu for ua.
Yet our civilized age fumlahed the
inventions tiwt helped to kill man
men In one month than In a whole
war of past ages
Labor and Capital, Cajjital and
I^bor; thus the luht on
Thus the fight ha,s none on v\vi
since th»' world beKrun Kvery move
we make, every step we take Is
represented by tlM iSoUar. The
pastor in the pulpit cannot deliver
his mesage frcro the Master unless
of our earMy wOM and
until CapiUl and Labor tatSt A a
working agreement iiatl&factory and
tmnnonlous to both, we can look
for Imrd times ahead, the devasta-
tion of homes, grief, poverty, crli^e.
THE DAILY COLONIST^ VICTORIA, KC^ SUN
RegtmeMatOrdm-B
It is surprising in thin age at
wonderful Inventions that a state of
affairs like this should exist. Men
hrtnK Into being such uunderful
things as raCo, aeroplane, etc .
and yet the brain is so feeble that
he cannot invent a plan to offset
all the grief and trouble that the
average IndltMual ' has to go
through to make a living and gel
lot,'cth('r a Ifw paltry dollars to ijro-
tecL himself willi in lii.s old age,
iind then, after all hl!> struggle, he
icavco what?
U there was ever a madhouse
this oid world certainly Is one. One
.set (if proplf think oin- way and
anolliei set of people think an-
other way One lool can shoot a
gun off in one country and another
fool in another country hears the
report and war Is declared, and Ute
whole world Is In arme. **fflM!f
are slain, and when It Is all over,
nobody seems to know what It Is all
about As soon as a new crop ot
youngsters are big enough to carry
irun.s. the wwld kt tmdf for sn
other war.
Capital and Labor, Labor and
CapttiO. and thus the siege goei'on.
One ttjbm to subjugate the other
and the cXtm trpng to take frooi
' the other.
he Ls properly attired and th<' ( on Old M(rmer saul. ' By the prcs.-nt
Stnictlon ot the altar and the and the p:v;t, we judge the tiiture "
< hu.'-ch represent;. Capital and Weil, it is about tune s >inebody
I-i'bor, and (h.e upkeep nf sanie e!,se said something, SO the writer
represent.s Labor and Capita! and i.s
thus CapiUi and JUbor and Labor laU the say.
and Oapltil eaa bo blamed for all
not going to let old Boner have
the 1
*Tf by the present and the past
Visit tlie Tlieatre
at My Expense
TO INTRODUCE A
WA8HIWO SERVlCa —
Wficn visiting .1 :-h<-nv
drive your lai in To be
Washed and receive
free tickets to any theatre
on Yates Street. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Prices
reasonable.
L. W. McVITTIE
AT JONIIS F.kO.S
VAT IS AND (^)IIA1)KA STKKtT^
EVA BAIRD
Canadiaa Soprano
S1IPRB88 , HOTEL BALUKOOM
Tuesday, Oct. 9, at 8:15 P.M.
Krsrrved Sr.its «1.65 General Admission f I.IO
Seats on Sale at Fletcher Bros., October Mail Orders Now.
HCALTHFUL RECREATION
FOR EVERYONE
SWIM
-for Health
and Safety
SEASON
TICKETS
Viv\\ .T\aiI.Th|r at the new
rriliKC'l t.irilT 'riic<.r tickets
arc good for one year from \
date of issue.
ADULTS
Uiiiily $IJ.i>0. .SiiikI".
•kkets, each
CHILDREN
An ideal Inn' i
eift for thildirii
Kac^
$15
$10
DANCE
Every evening except
Sunday and Monday.
Popular IX-inrr niglita
Tuesday and Friday.
Crystal
Garden
we tatf (ho fuUnre, then leti tear
>ip oitf oalaadMo ao thai tonorrov
will never eome.'*
'I'll iin-vetit \. ar and to at leu.st
ituiki- earlli u diircrent place lo
luc 111 fliiriiiK the lew ;.hoit \f.irs
aif .soiiifbod V lum gut lo
paich up the trouble between
Capital aud Labor. When we real-
In that haiyplness and contentment
Is really the only worthwhilr thniK
! that we can ac(iuire (liii inu; oui
rcMciciicc on Itn.s t ai ih, all ttu.s
endle.s.s snuggle aiul Ilglil lor exist-
ence is reallr in awfully sttly thlnt.
What la It that Capital wantat
What ii tt that Latwr wants? Is
tie asking the impos.siblc of th.
"'tier' Is one trviiu' to subjugu'i
.111.! i-iakf ,1 ,l.ivi- t,I I !,,• other?
Labor does the work aa napped
out by Capital/ Labor worka the
number of hours dictated and re-
oetres a rpmuneratlon as set by
Capl'.i' ; iUn, t h.i'. . ,t; ■
gettUlK a .ij iarr (Iral \Vi. !'.| 1 tjf
right f>;r Capital lUs
wealth with Latx>r, so that Liabor
would have every luxury fee enjoyed
by Capital?
Tt the bt'Kirininp. the .'truKirle for
1 : 1' ( W .1 ■ III. .[ (• .1 \ « .' 1 ! ! 1,1 r i ' ; ■
'"'If. In ihf lumnnuig, the imnter
•'^ii ' • ' ■ It looking for game
ruiked his ixle at every turn. Should
the hunter, risking hia life at every
turn, divide hla .paipe with iinnci
males who stayed at home and
played tfafe?
Should the capltaUat today divide
all his wealth wttb «ti wortcers?
The oapttattat today la the descend-
ant at the old Intrepid hunter who
risked his life at every turn to pro-
vide better fno<i. ,'.)H'!t('r anrl more
luxury for hi.s loved oiie.^ at home.
After the old hunter passed on, the
hein added to the family fortune.
Capital and Labor, Labor and
Capital 8ee-aawln|( back and forth.
Capital has struggled hard down
through the ages. FoUowiiu' liir old
hunter, a culture develop..; : m".
possible by the accumulated wealth
of Capital, making out of Cap-
ital an entlMly dlllerent thing to
Labor.
Doe.s Labor only look at tbo pres-
ent? Does Labor forget the past?
Does Labor realize the toil, danger
and hardships experienced by Cap-
ital In Its struggle down through
the age.s.
Capital today Is patlirruiR the
fruit from the tree plant i d by the
intrepid hunter. Should Capital
divide the fruit from this tree
evenly with Labor. Capital and La-
bor. Labor and Capital, and thus
the fight trrir.s on Tnlervals Of Joy,
grief, tiappmr.s.'-, an^rr, hope, sor-
row, deva.stai Kin and war
But the writer says,. "If by the
present and the past we Judge the
future then leta tear up our calen
dars ao that tomorrow will neve
come." Lets flgtire out a wav and
A means to satisfy Capital and let.s
firrure out a way and meana a aatbi
(y Labor.
"Impossible." you say; but If you
are not doing the Impossible ty
rating and sleeping and walking
and talking, all this taking place
on tlie rix-i] -olid eartli while the
g(xid .s. . : 1 ; lamtjling around
on nothing but air without a vlslblf '
means of support except the empt \
void, then the writer will admit that
Capital and Labor een never be
satisfied lo the extent of entering
Into a material working agreement.
At the present time, the writer is
having a Uttle tUt with the motion
picture Induatry, which la the play-
thing of Capital. This litUe play-
thing of Capital, the movies, the
wrlti 'oing to utilize not only
to laii-.j a little indu.stnal activity
in his t/yn hoiii'' town d po,ssible,
but Is going to utilize for the pur-
pose of bringing to the attention ot
Labor mai Caj^tal a certain move
that can be muHe that wtu sati.<vfy
Lab^r and that v.lll .-latisfy Capit.ii
Others i.ve. j pfakmg plainly and
frankly, if 'li- plans ot the writer
mature and i ver\thmg comes alorg
as the writei Ills mapped It out,
Vancouver Island will see the blrt i
of the Tilberatcr." The prodoetlon
of a mntio i picture story contain
Ing an cITl( iriK V sy.stem for ma'
liur uniiraMl a, liefore. simple '
pract'.;il .m efficiency system '
put.> tiic i iie to work. provlde.s • .
ployment lor the upemployed oi
an natloaa, takaa tha square pegs
out of the round holes, creatim-
happiness where misery now
abounrt,«i. letting the .sunlight In foi
tlie masse?;, and tiislend of intei
frr.ni; and infringing on the right.s
of Capi'ii' tills efflciency system
.•speeds up Mk wheels of industry.
The writer leels that much pub-
Udty an4 advertlstag wlU faU to
the lot of Vanoouver Island through
the production here of the "T.iber
at or Strange things .n- . n
liniiallv h.'.ppeniiK iti cn w.ild
pnd why sin li.! \ •, ■ ; , the city
in which the writer was bora, Uie
Queen oUgr of all iba Wert, on the
edge of Ukr iMt aea, n9t eiMoe 'Mo
her own?
m II l» <M NI> SI \<.i >
Oroiirifl A .» tirolcen recently for
i:i !n> d ,»te con-strui ; lon of four
I'l an. .lint sound 'taprs In Holly
' ""1 At !i.)iinietnrnt wa.s rtiadr
lollowing the return of Frank A.
Brandow, studio manager, tntn the i
East with plana ^er Um new build-
ings. I
THE CANADIAN 8COTTISB
By Lieutenant -Colonel D B. Mar-
tyn, Dfi.O , M C, conmiandlng Ist
Battalion il6th C.EJF i, Tht Oana-
dtan eoottiah Reglmaot. «
▼letaria, tept. 3t. IMS.
Recruiting Recruits po!i.se.%3lng
I th< necessary qualifications for en-
I ii.vimenL will be taken on the
I Miengtii of the battalion on Monday
I and Thursday nights during Octo-
I ber. preparatory to coanmeaoement
I oi the year's training period. The
j period of enlistment, is three years,
I requiring twelve days' training,
tliiee to four dav.s at annual camp,
balance of (rainliiK lo bi' carried out
Monday inght.s, two nignts' drill
' ron.stituting one da . . Enlistment
i Kives an opportunity to take courses
! Ill drill, musketry, Lewis gun, Vlck-
en. Kun. phy.sical trainings ihrat aid,
signaiung, boxing, awlinnhif and
athletics. Hie battaHon has full
complement of mllilai v <(iiiipnient.
a gymnasium, swlnuiung Unk, and
furm.shcd club (luaitaiV for the use
of its niemberb.
ArrangemenU have keen made
for a drill Instructor to conduct re-
cruit .classes every Monday and
Thursday night in Octobt r
No. 2 group. Vickcrs gun .section,
' si^-nal section comiiany and plat<xjn
. Corn^nders are requested to com-
pute their organisation by Oc-
I tQt>er 29
I ■ Training' l Vhr period of l ram-
mer lor tlic battalion will < oinmcncc
on .Monday October 22, when a gen-
eral mcctlny of all .'ank.s will be
held to di!>cuss the year's pro-
gramme. Trophlea and prtna wen
during the last, year wUl be pre-
sented.
'I h'- bult.i;ioii ii:. tic, -11 allotted
I' ■■! till' I Ii ili Hal! lor t rauung
"vl.'od.v. and 'rhur\dav nif;tif of each
week. Monda/ wUl be regular pa-
rade night instead of Tuesday as
heretofore. Thursday will be volun-
tary attendance for weapons train-
ing, minlatii!'^ r,, ■ in isketiy, re-
cruit and ph',- K ai di !ii
.■\it<\siHti>.n,, ■., , , , , iita will In
future be attested on ih< new oards
as well as algnlag tM> regimental
I'oUa. rrnnBtjnimbers of the bat-
talion are aaked to complete their
new form of atteatatlen , oartt at
once.
DAVAI AU NEXT WEEK
1 V V JU 2 -JO (Mip, Wad., Stt) 8
MURRAY AND HARRIS
duo of KJR and A.B C. chain are appearing on the
ataf e of the Capitol Theatre thfa
DLstinguishing Shoulder Patches—
A militia order will be publlahed at
an early date aa regarda the wearing
of dietlngulshing shoulder patches,
OJE.P., by individual members of the
Canadian Militia, who arc ex rm ru-
bers of the C K K It has t>.'.-n df-
cidf'd that !!if' prrnii.ssion to wear
the e pat. tw uiUi unilorm of the
Caiij.li.m MiiiMa units will be with-
drawn with die. t January i 1929
Precaution Acain-st Plres <'arr i,s
to be exerci.M d t v .iJI r ank . Hi the
disposal of .im.ih!(. matches or
other Inflammablr material • While
attending at the Drill HalL
Royal School Couraea infantry,
192S-29— The followlzw ia the aehed-
ule of Royal School edttrses pro-
prv.rd for the current fiscal year
LieutenanUs and N.CO.'s 29-10-23
to 8-12-28. duraUon 41 days; St-l>2g
to 9-3-29, duration 41 days. Cap-
Ulna, la-ll-ai to t-lS^, duration
87 days; ii-i-ag to •-s-v. du ration
at days. Majors. 19-11-28 to 8 12
38. duration 20 days; ifi • 20 to n
8-29, duration 20 dav.- I'rui'nal
portion: 10-12-2« to 22 !2 2H dura
tion n day II i 1,, 23-3-29,
duration i ; das' Candidatea Wish-
ing to attend these KhiTCflt wW suh
mtt thehr apphcatlooa to their tulft
or company commanders. <
Returned Soldiers* Insurance Art
—It is notified <:•- !hr mfonnat.,.,.
To Oc^orgc Robcy — The Prince
of Mirth-Makers
f i-, — ■ • • •
By DAVID GRIEVE TUCKWELL
\S f ve laughed with Seymour Hicks & Co.;
Have been convulsed by Harry Lauder:
Watched "Ole Bill s" wiry whiskers grow
Around hi* gob in wild disorder.
One Uagrnog wi^li 'I'lmr taii't era^r
• (Laugh •\M wo iii.iy .,t (.thcr'^ wheezr^) —
Is to ,ser l'oti>- l,ti<' !.i f.nr,
With Waiic illaiiciic 111 "Hits and Pieces."
\« .
^^^'^^ who's made Old j«oadoa_l«ugh
(Porgetting Hyde Park policemen's trials)
With wholesome fun, and playful . 1 .iff,
In "Reckiess Rhymes" and "n.nn,ii>. ,1 I')ials,"
We've questioned whv this I'mi.c of Mirth
. (Who keeps his l ouri with lauRhtcr luinimingj
Pissed up this corner ot the earth.
And been such a long time iij coming.
But now he's come, and we shall hear
Him tease, and please, and prawe and scold us;
We II see him wink, and prink. an<l leer.
As friends who've heard him oft have told u»-
So Cieorge. Old Top, don't ift us down, ' • '
For if our plea f.ir mirth you'll grant it
All that we h.ivr an open town —
Is yours. Old l happic, if yoa Wfnt it!
V ictoria, B. C, September .10,
WED.
Mod, Tues^ Wed.
Hia Leteet Leadeo Soeeeaa
"BITS AND
PIECES"
M \T
.s A r
WARNING!
BOOK EAkLY
Wed.
Eves.
Thurs., Fri., Sal.
An Bntirtiy New Reviu
"BETWEEN
OURSELVES"
and Sat. Mats.; $3.10, $1.60. $1 OS
$2.65. $210, $1.60. $1 OS
VIOLET FOWKES
Studio of the Dance
Annownces
Classes in Highland Dancing, commencing: Satiinl.iN .
October 6, under the direction of Nancy Ferguson, l'acifi<
Coast Champion (Pro.)>
Studio: 1 Mahon BiocHr H12 Oortrmntnt StrMt
Phona 460lL or 8107R
Soldier.s' IriMirancp Act ha.s been re-
opened until August 31, 1929. and
that the imdermentioned are quail
apply lef ,
,iaeuranee under
fiod to
the act:
'it I Ex-members of the Canadian
Kxpedlttonary Force who acryed in
the Oreat War. •
'1)1 Fx tnenibcr;. of tlir ''i'its ( '
ttir- lii'penal AlllCfl .A.s.si .< m t rd
I^ovvrr.s wlm srp.rtl ir. tlir < iroat
War and who were resident and
domiciled In Oaaada on August 4,
lfl4.
Thn.'-r rl'-sirins I" ;nail tiirnisflvp.s
nf Itir brnrfit.s of ihi.s in>ur:tncr
stioiilii rniiiniimii',1 ' f- witli the 111'
[)Hrtnii-n' ff frnsinr, ami N,itioii;il
B.c , or Shaughnaaiy Roapital. Van-
couver, B.C.
D. R. SARODfT.
,^ » }^^ *^ Acting. Adjutant,
lat Battalion (leth CiJ.), The
Annual Ball
UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CLUB
EMPRESS HOTEL, OCTOBER 19
BRIDGE
DANCING
Bn. ( s. of a
Battalloo orders by Lieut J.Tyrer
mmandlng. September 38, im
<t??>MUon->^ be BeiVMDt cpL
R. 04rey. ^
Return of arm.s and equipment
RlflM niil.sf he reliiriK-d to QM
COmplefr with III I.s , nr.) ,p,.|, „»
by Monday, (^tobcr 9, 1928.
J. L. TTRSR, Lieut
ade at ttte Drill Hall at 8 pjn., on
T^jesday Ortnher 2 T'>res.s:
drill order. A iull attendance is
specially re<iuested.
N'otiiT llierr aip .till \ nr ;uv if
fill a l<u lecniits, aiid ai,\ whi arc
m' ' res; I'll I'l u nrk of a 11 1 1,1 nii ,, i
nature .shuuld amily at the Com-
pany Ordcrl. H xiiu at the Armour-
ies on any Tuesday niftal between
hem of 8 and to pjn.
W. A. R. HADLEV Maior.
Oommanding No. 1 Coy.
the
of all concerned iliat tiie Returned I HealUi. Postofflce Building, Victoria.
N'> ) < ov.. lUk MUO. Ba. CMSiXi.
Parages— nte Company will par-
BE4>NDE HPNOABI^H,
I C-oBtradlCtiii': n I mora that M.na
' 'ord.a xrn.^ fhrougli m Amerie, ;!ie
lii -'iiii-' Hiiii.Mi lari lia.s ber-: - '>d
to a new one-year contract by h irst
National and has already been
signed for the femtnlne lead oppo-
site Milton Sllla In **TIie Co.medy
of Life."
COLISEUM
Old Mrs. Oander was notorlmi,'^
a.s the village Ko.sip. There ua..
little she did not see or hear, and
she knew the inner blatoiy of every
re.-^ident.
."^!if hapixned to meet the local
builder in the grocer'f ikop After
the uauft treeOnta, the builder re-
marked:
**I saw the nave In the new church
this moming. Mrs. Oander '
The old woman nodded her head
Rravcly and coniprc.s.scd tier i;p.
S!ie leanrri f,,rni,|' !h. builder con-
ndiiiL'i'.
"No need to mention no names,
OeOTge." she sakL *I know 'oo you
••i'^nn' ■
Maud MuUcr on an Aug^at day |
Went oyt to help Uiem hghrest hay,
'■This heat" quoth Maud, "is not eo
nloe.
I d rather help them harvest Ice."
A
SCREAM
44
In "Power ef the PreaaT a ttews
paper story by Fred A ThompMMi.
which appeared in McOlnrr'n Mags
r.lne, and Kfi'itr-.-! tv po^m.,
! Ma «»lrture?< IK utU.s Fairbants. Jr ,
.n<: Mivnn Raiaton Win portny the'
pleading roles.
Jaxon Players' Fourth Big Week
Kiss Me Carolina'*
Thia It PogiUvcly My
Bifgaat Laufh Pr»-
duoar<— Laa Jasoa.
If Yott Don't Laufli, Doo't Coma: If It Hurta Yob to Laugh, Don't Coma; But Juat Come and Be Satiafiedt '
Dear Folks: f)„r show., are ihr talk of the i,v. and capacity hmues ara frreetinsr the JAXON PIMYERS at avery perfortnance. We
"'^ ^ rKK. W you haven-t had the plea.sure of ^.itnen.^inr one of these playa. Yoa will enjoy
• ' ' 1 , ■ Mu \N ith a brand
( WHERE EVERYBODY GOES.) ColiaaUBI.
cvrrv ninuitc ol it and f-.rpet your wurn. , .,n(l cafe.«*. Just make it a liaf»it mvr .t wrrk n
of rnterlainmrnt far above the avrr.ii^e TMr ,c Ttif . r r , ,,, - ,1 . ^.,.1'
Positively No Advance in Our
I'.vcniMK^ — .Main I'loor. y> t r:,t T'lr-^t Balcony, ."^o i ' •
Matinees Every WrdncsdAv an ! ' .4tnr'i,t\ vil Scat* 25 Cents
, . Children 10 Cents .Ml the 1 inic
l>oor5(i ' Picturcf at 7 Sj^arp
Matinees ai 1 i'.M. i>harp. Doors Open 1
Three Showa Saturday, at 2, 6 JO tad 9il5
COLISEUM
THE DAILY COL(^NIST. VICTOI«A,-B.C. SUN^y^Yv SEPTEMBER 30, 19»
HOUYWOODMAN
SEES VICTORIA IN
PICniBE FIELD
Former Realty Operator
Here Attributes Great
Growth of Film City to
Cliipate and Stu^s ^ ^
BRITISH QUOTA
SHOULD ASSIST
Vlotorla hu all the natural adtran-
taces that have madr HoUrwood and
Los Angeles prosperous, in thr> nptn
Ion of Mr R. H Dure of thr famous
ftlm rily, who, with Mrs Dure. i.s
Spending a week or two here Mr
Duce one? lived in Virtona, but on
the outbreak of war he went over-
seas with the 47th BattaUoo, aod oo
Ma return traveted aouth to Cali-
fornia. He believes Vlcu/rla may be-
come the HoUywood of Canada and
the Winter n<aort o| the Dominion
Mr Duce has stiMttM^ carntuUv the
extraordinary growth ^ HeUyirood
aod Los Anfelw, and ibli he attrib-
utM to two thlim ttia motion pic-
ture irulustry and the climate. Ke
contends that the picture Industry
has made Hoiuhem California, and
that with proper handllni; and fl-
nan(;es. the industry could be eystab-
li^ed In Victoria Wflpl proportionate
'fiucceas.
Three tliiiigs. Mr. EWwe says, are
essential lor produclnf pictures
FlMt, the a^wuraiice of a market,
second, a dr> ralnleSs climate, and
thirds pl»^^ fL^penlc pQaslbilltlefl
T!if question of a niarltet is cared
for hy the UritLshefllm quota law.
Under this law a niarlcei for BritiAh-
iiK'.de Alms u created wht-iein there
is no competition with Amerttati
films, and a local <Vlcborla> studio,
placing their product on the mar-
ket ynmid be inquired to compete
only witti other British producers.
In rf'k^urd 1) cllruale. Victoria can
t-qual Hollywood, says Mr. Uuce. 'llie
scenic advantages, he polate out, are
obviouc, as nearijr every varl^ of
acenerv ean be obUlnod rlgltt on
the L^iand Sea, foresi. lake, river,
snow-capppd mountains and the like
being clofic at hand.
Then BKiiin. the proximity of Vic-
toria to Holiywofxi i.s an unportant
factor. Thi.s would facihlati- gettlnjit
expert technical help, a large per
centage ol which li British, aod alao
the ftare finftativtt, with tMbia «l
box ofUce value, so neoeasary ttt hSL-
ing the finished product.
Mr Duce wa.i for ;>oiiie tune con-
nected with the v.'uiou.s ."jtudUip h;it
iti now < URnKed m t/i'- real csliifr
business. He says that the success
of the real estate business in Holly-
wood la entirely due to the movies.
As an example, in legs than two
y<>ars. whr n one or more of the large
studios < haiiged their location near
Hollvwofx! ;<p;iroxunately thirty mil-
lon doll.tr^ rlh of rral e.state
fhangrd tirtiids nie p.ipuiHtiDii of
Los Angek'.s and vicinity ini t ta-'sed
from 350,000 to 1,350 ,000 in approxl-
tnataly flXtoea years, dua lasgeiy to
the publicity given the Ideality by
the picture indu.sfrv
A GBEAT tOMMlMTY
There is no doubt that people from
all over the world find it hard to
avoid paying Hollywood a visit. Ibe
Queen of Netherlands
The Hardest Working
J^onarch on Continent
UEORGE ROBEY
EngLmd's Prime Minister .of Mirth, who will open a week s cnKHKcment
on Mniui.iv <tt ihr Rny.il Vitfori.i Theatre prcsentitifj for the first half.
Bus and Pieces," and lor the Utter h.ilf "Hf'tween Ourselves," an
entirely new revue
T
primary attraotion is tha movies, and
then the wonderful climate. Many
r.f these \i<;itor8 decide to become
rT.Hidr.'iv- a!;r! bulld their homes.
Other . liiiri . ni|i.i 'V ii ii iii ,,1111 oihi-n?
invc: ' t!:c;i \\.'->lif\ r!:ll ^p^Ul^;.'<
up .t :ii! r. inu" ciiiLinunitv , .i ro-\l
town 'A I' ll 'eMi mdustriee and a real
payrni: Th average monthly pay-
roll in Hollywood runs about ten
mlttkms, and the nxtmber of people
er.ipioyrd avrraRP.'; 80 000 dailv Hie
aiuuunl (il nionev tiie Hollywood
pn^diji ers are .spendiiiK in 1928 for
new productions Is 122,^ 000 000, and
payroii
MUfTia^ied at
CAPITOL
and Wed.
VAUDEVILLP
V AND FINE PICTURES Eib
MttinM
Mt
Evening
Children
All
ON THE SCREEN
BItllt DOVt
IN
IHi HIGHT WATCH
<;y" X;
FMtartiiM
CAPTTOI,
COM ! .I1V
CHI. A noN
I'ATIf F-
COWCTItT OW
The Stage^Twice Daily^^^^
BXTRA SPECIAL ENOAGI Ml N I
i'lesenting in
Person
HAROI. n ^F.CHTRJ
Tbe Singing M.C.
Tlie fiarltj^l ni»«lr» tn*1l»» tCr«.
r- .1 Ur.Kunala. WIS NlMar* ncroot.
unci two frlfrrMlii of h»r own rhoif»,
to b» lU ra«*ta anr d«r thU wvk
PtMM dMaeh tbta eoupon Mid
ta eaablMr.
The WclK'Knawn Maater of Cercmonieg and
Mt»k«i Qm^Dc^r D< LiKt
MURRAY
HARRIS
A Comc^ Singii
Piano Teiini — Ti
Lilee Them
KOHLER
a fid
QUIST
Aiw
$1 10 000.000.
Mr. Ottce states that the pleture
ianNiy is the bert form of adver-
tUttg. and that If any rity ha.s a
chance of launching? forth m this
buslne««, the futurr of th.-xt rity i
a.-aurcd By ihl.s hr dcwN not oon-
ternpUtf ( onii)eiit:iiii with Holly-
wood niat has been tried m^mv
tlmeA and ha.<; failed. HOlty*
wood wiu always remain tinchai-
lenged in this special capacity, ."tays
Mr. Duoe.
*niere is. however, he .suffff(v;t,s, a
Kood opportunity for ,x British Hol-
lywood lor BrltL.'^h prodiiriion.; and
!o htm virt/irta i.s Uir ideal .spot.
Hcnrp hf \ i«iua!i/.e.s the same growth
in popula'ion the increase o£ real
•^tate values, tbe Starting of Indus-
r ^.s, and ttie infhac of people from
aU orgr the world
"One first cbus.s pift,ur(> wui do it
and advertise Victoria the world over
afl the BrilLsh Holly wixxl Vil tuna s
wonderful cllmatp and tK-autilul
. CP tip.-v \v:ll firLi.'^ii !hr undertaking,
and make hf-r the Summer and Wln-
cSoefiS3r*BfDiSe
»]r loom V.
AMeoiatte TrtM auff wnur
THE HAQUI. Holland. Sept 29.
Quetn WUhelmina oX the Netner-
lands has ao^pilred a re|mtation as
the hardest*irortdnff erowaad head
of Europe, eo engi'Osaed li she in
mastering the technical sid" of the
royalty business thut she luids little
tune for the social umenlttet agao*
elated with court life
The strain Ls beginning to icll
The youthful ruler depleted on
Dutch postage stamps has beconu^ a
forty -eight •year -old owtran in iooiu>
as wall as la yaare. More aftd more
slie shrinks from publicity and pub
he lunctions. "She works too bard, '
the consiMaa .af pfagyoeni
Dutchmen
I.ife at lh«- Dutch court I.s
etralt-lared, the yuoen 1* strong-
ly religious, devoted to the ^tate
ohuroh and win tolerate no fllpp-
andy. Oniy after long hesitation did
she In the interests of International
goodwill, consent to attend the
closing session of the Olympic
games at AniftUTdam, which hap-
pened to fall on Sunday .She will
not '-tjind for short sklrt.s In her
entourage, and at the few m-vlt-
able court functions of tbe year,
ladles' dreeees may be only aoder.
alely decolleta. Roiiti aod lipsticks
are taboo.
DIHI.IKEH MODERN I>ANC'E
Queen WUhelmina disapproves of
modern danoas. On the program m.^•s
of ber two annual offloial parties in
The Hague and Amaterdaln, terpal-
chore la aol iMnaaiited. Only the
old. hlslorte Ottteh folk daneee
orcuNionalh sta^'cd in her honor in
the provinces scrtn to lirid tavor
with her
MiK'liiif the Queen ,s tune i.s taken
up witii .'.tudv Strong-minded and
aell-wUIed as she Is. ahe InsisU upon
getting at the bottom of things. Her
"bluff" her. While recognizing that
she i.s R ron.stltutlonal monarch.
y.'hc nevertheles.s Impre.s.ses the
.Mam;) of her individuality strongly
I pon '.iuv'M nmenlal aflalrs.
"Mo.st men -.vliom hhe 'umninos
for a report are afraid of her, a
savant of intenxatlonal fame told
the AsBOCiatad Ptass. "She holds
dedded views, and unless one
Uiotitiighlv Piaster'- one's subjoct.
one had better uut differ With her.
The only thing that Ittpfviaia Iksr
IS knowledge."
"In f?,ct," contu ned tlif ■.i..uit
"there are really only two or three
pcrson/i who can influence the
Quaen. One is the vloe-ohalrman of
the Dutdi OtNineU of State, Count
F A. o. von BandanlNtrg. another
\n Professor r>e Vl.««er. DO., who iiy
deliverinR ttic open aili Ives.H 'if llie
olympie (Tames, nrohabh .■-(■• the ex-
ample for Her Majeitv to attetirl A
; hlrd ls General .-inytier whose In-
fluence, however. Is limiteti to miU«
tary matters. He was at the acme
of his power durinf the World War,
wiMn the task U protecting Roi-
laadl nantrallty devolved upon him.
, of
her ftSttSUl^ Wla two ttiat >he
obtains what rslaxatlan ilM parmits
henself .
Oardenlng Is her favorite pastime,
and more than once paesers-by have
reen her at 7 am among her flow-
ers, trampihg about in wooden shoes
and outtlng out weeds and trimming
the sUlks like any Dutch peasant
GOOD IN WATER-COLOR
Another pet diversion is water-
color painting. ^WUhelmina has
consistently daelined to exhibit her
artistic product, baaiMr teacher, F.
Jansen. subdirector of the Aeaoemy
of Fine Art.s at The Hague, states
that htr abilities are unusual Her
interest in art Is furtlier attested
by ner regular vi.slts to the annual
nrt expositions Mu.sle on tfeg OMMT
hand, rather bores her
Bquestrlan sports are the only
ones for which she bas,^a fancy, m
former years she oeuld be eeen on
horseback riding from The Hague
' to .Seheveniugen. the popular spa
Hurlnw the last five vcars, however,
her outings have be*! automobile
trips. Her Interest m riding con-
tinues, neverthelasrf, and during the
OAynpic games she was an Inter -
edted spertator of tbe e<}ueetrian
events at Idlvereum an4 AflMHr-
Tm a sovereign ruling the
flattest ( ounlry in Euiope to be pas-
.-lonately fond of the mountains is
perhaps somewhat unusual Queen
WUhelmina usually .spends the Sum-
mer with Juliana and the Prince
Consort in Norway, thoufth at times
fiWlCanland is chosen The fjords
and mountatas o< Norway have no
more devoted admirer than the
nu!' Qu-en, and motifs fTOtt here
are aald to predominate iR bar
SEAS CRIPPLE
SS. SIONEPOOL
BEiniH PBnovraii Loiit
ftBIMK<> i.v.XK i:n Roi te
TO ROTTERDAM
yeei Itiins (mt and Wo<Mleu FitUngs
en Vessel Are Used to Keep
In BeUaw
f MIL JANmNOS—FLORBNCK VIDOX
In "The Patriot.'* showini^llfcwiday. ^uesday and We4«iedaf at the
i,i)M)(jN Sept 29.— The British
steanier ;;i.iiiepool en route from
< lalve.sti in ! ') Hi -Uei il.aiii t.^irlay re-
ported hen. -It In a .serious sit uut ion
at .^1 :iR Novtti. 14 :<« W'e.xi With hrr
KteerinK chain • nnnedloas and
quadrant carried away by iM»avy
seas and coal for only om d^r Hn
m ber bunftera.
Hie veaMl left Oalveaton on 8ep
tember 5 and touched at Moefelk on
September IS The, reports said the
hurrli ane NQualls were flooding
dM'ks and that the '.voodpn fittings
ol the V (*s.s( I wen i;.sed foi' iiiel Her
captain repotted he could keep the
sitiiHtion in hand only tf tha wMlber
calilii''! .i! tup.
BFI «,H M '< r.i Fsr*;
ANTWERP, Sept. 38.— Forty dis-
abled BrMsh ea-seldlera wen re-
oently the guaste of the Btiglan
Disabled flotdlen' AmioHatlon. who
Mfked !l.e I'.rlil.sl; I (M;l"n fn .sele<-t a
pariv o! 'ne inn.'t (jacih vvounded
men Ml 1'. n am l<i! h 'en davs 'oijr
ir. Ml as an '.ndicaUon of Bel-
ki'ioi .I'hi.'.r.ii for. and gnMlhlde
to. the British Army.
ilie whole ol Belthim's eOalai
life was repreainted In this feting
of Biltldi heroes, who were selected
by the I.ecion Irre .jiecMve of social
stanriinc <m rHok .'■'i>me were so
badh di^aiiied !ha' ■ lie vVar ( iffu'e
had M-rit wrl. i,ii paiu a de(.ai h-
•rieii- if " ' H \ ^1 (• to attend to
them on the journey. Practically
aS the atn had Ibat IksriM.
BIBD AtmiOBtTT TO YIlIT N.a.
Report on Oil
And Gas Fi€idn
Just Published
A report by Dr O. 0. Hume and
-^''hers on the oil and ges fields of
We .'ern Canada 'i.i i!i. i hem (luh
'i I 'd bv the Ueologlcal Siirvev
I ' ! roductory oart of the report
■s a concise jpeeeenletUiii of the
t heorias of the of peirdleiim
and of the feotogloal •«tHl!tlqn
' favoring Its accumulation. A ehat>-
'er Ir devoted to a consideration of
the carbon ratios of coal as an in-
j dex to the Of 1 i t rem r of Oil and gas
In Western Canada, and a chapter
to geophyaleal metheia of prnepent
ing.
! The main body of the report givea
J detailed dr-;! ripf lOTi . r.r 'he ■. arloi.jn
oil and uas H.'lds, uT the ;'e(>'ni;ii ii
'. (.'mat. on fxpoaed on ihr .siirfa. e
and enroll, I'f red In drilling, and ot
Mir ftriK tural feafure.>, of the strata.
It also gives information regarding
I he reeolte of bertng operatlonfc and
a dieousKion of the oil ano gas poc>
Klhthtles. These dewTtptlons are
■jirittrn bv il.'- members of 'he ^'.iff
1,1 tile ( le. ill n.'irai Sirvey who imve
ni".t intimate kiio-*ledi'e of the
heid<^ \inuer consideration.
In an appendix Mmeaw a list of
the wells drlllod In western Canada
with their eraet location. thHr
dipth .ind tlie revdt--i ob'Ji i lu-'l
( :op!e' of the rejxirt may be !mi 1 h .
aiiplvmu to llie dlrm t<ir < ieologlcal
.Survey, Ottawa, or 510 Winch liuiid-
inf, ▼!
The Queen then spent tttM at gen-
eral stair headquarters."
AT OPENING or H0I71I
A function to which the Dutch
always look forward 1» the openhig
of Varliaaent by a speech rrom the
Throne. Qijeen Wllheimina then
riri-. . ' -r.n. ;r.l.irr- In ' In of
the K !,ii,',n!,'. i!: Kuldi ri rarnagp.
■ !:i iirilllanl lu.iform "''M
■ ( on-.irf Henry and. SinCb
bet :!i;nK . .i^o al.SO CrOWh Prib-
cess Julian. When Julian was a
UtUe girl she naai to wnve her par-
ents good-lqfe from a oohmt win-
dow of the pahuse. The drive to the
Hall of the Knights is one of the
few orcaslon.s on whirh the Dutch
people get a look at theii <.vue»»n
and li e ^tr '-'s lire cro* led lot
hoii! .'i ad aii'e the iroldri; . i( r
rlage was a wedding present from
the dtlaena of Ibe HBgM.
Queen Wllheimina spends a good
nart of the year at her Summer rea-
idenre He! i.<,i(i" several mile',
from Ihe Hague
BOSTON, Sept. ».>-Dr. Mward
Howe Forbush. noted authority on
wild life and formerly Massachu-
setts Btate ornlthftloKKi l*»fi re-
rentlv for Nfn'a .'^coiia '.'here lie
wr;l II Hke a StU<i ■' turd l;fe I heir
At Digby, N. 8 . he ulil meet again
O. Bagg. of Holyokc, Mass., who
will engage in the field work with
him. Mr. Bagg is a papar aMna-
facturer, but IMMh iBMOfled in
wild birds
Or Foi!'. J, , narMrul.irlv af.x
loufi to dc'-ernune It the common
cormorant breeds in Nova Scotia,
as considerable doubt exists as to
the nesting place of this species.
Or. Forbush has many friends in
the Marlthne Provlnees who co-
operate with him In eollertinc da' a.
regarding the mnvementA. number
and other detail', eoncernlui.- ■>
life, who will assist him m tus re-
tMNDDIG ifl4lM«
Ho; l<i'. :iept, 20. -11 is esti-
mated that a hundred or more
power oompaBMi .are expending
UifiOOjm on new eieetrie power
plants throughout New Shgiand
which will add S88 000 hor-sepi 'i er
to that previously ;<<;i>Uble Phe
Iir'ileet* inelude fhi liarne.^.sinR of
She is very fond i many rivers and streams tiuougb-
■^^'inrer rate>, for aiil,<wjvit,'iies aivl
their drivers will gn into efT<*ei on
the IroqiKil^. brVx^u here and Port
Anfeies. and on the Bidney-Ana-
cetnee fbny ob Monday. aaaoMHog
to Mr K. B. Blackwood, agent for
the Puget Sound NavigaUon Oo.
fla. PilnoBss Mary wfll sail ffHB
here up the West Co«st on Tin
fVmtng at ll o'elnrk aoenrdl]
BCCH ofnrlals .She ira.-; td
en Meodar, avaalub
enfi Mane i ja«jmi
UT ray IS 'he goods'
Niyee;_"Yea, ik; I
TTIF. NKWCOMRR
>*n- (tdojnj fJBn Oi) jstpi^ pnoM
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TheSOUIHAFRICANPUIESHOP
Where AU the Well-Dreascd
Woman Shop
Sports
Coats
Enter the realm of Fall fash-
ions very simply, but smartly,
when fashioned of aew im-
ported twcods, such as the
one sketched at ri^iit \
hiiLM' t iill.ir of badger adds
chic and Warmth.
$19.75
And Up
You May Open a Charge Ac-
count With Ifg. It Is Coo-
vaniant, Coofldantial and Coata
YottNollflnk
TheSOUTH AFRICAN PLUME SHOP
Keady-to-Wear and MiUinery
747 Yatag 8t
Phone 2818
To Fmr Of QrUnt
VANCODVTO. Sept. at. — The
American Mini Imer .Stuart Dollar,
now m route rrom Vancouver to
Tskii IJar and .Shanghai, has a .'-hip-
inent of twenty Hnfl.*;h Coliimhia
cattle aboard for .Sh.finKhul
This is one ot seveial Khipmentfi
of puiebred oattle which have been
amde thla year to China froov Van-
eouver.
WM aomw TO nmax
Tlie first laallVe of the sea.son
under the auspices of the Royal So-
ciety of at. Oeorge will be piven on
Tiiefiday when Mis.s Kulhleen Afinew
will speak on her recent tnp to
South America Int.ere.iting .-sou-
venirs will !!<■ exhibited 'Hie meet -
ing will lie held m the ( Vin.servatn e
Clubrooms, Campbell Building* at •
o'doek. -
.St REEN ACTOR DIE.S
A doctor of dlvlni' V hrt,s been • !iin I.o;; ANf ■il'T!,K..S .Sept :n Arnold
inoned for playing the vloUn to the Kent Italian rreen lu toi who wa.s
axuloyMnce df his neighbors. A i kn<x-ked down by an auto last night,
cleer case of "fiddle D. D." | died late today from his tajurles;
meadMaldng
around Uvi wortd
luMeadco
A Housewife Making
Tortillas
. 'he f/ T'! i lir;«' fif the Srnitii. N'frTi an^ ftake their h^rnti
in the oj^n. Thrjr flour is nude from rnni aiarsrly (^r' mnd
in A hoUov^^ed inorur is ebown in die illustrstion, then mixed
^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^M^^L ^^A^^A a n^M^A ^aI* ja m^^^^M ^te^ft — i^A^MM
WHO otrapi wiBB waw. a ncoa gM* li boobo mr no laawan.
Tli'H dc «i(;h fa.^Atteiied into a cake god balced quu kly (>n an
iiTin pUte m'er » slow hrr r.tten rnntained in a fire hiirkrt
25 >^h(<wn in the insert. Ihe Mexican ustially eats his
tocttllas while it ig hot, claiming that thie keepe hta eool.
i
I 1\ (^aruuLi H'ornm ui
I hsM of bdi^ng by orden
$eiy axoid ihf fnoig
dennf Fouftx Breaui a-^d
om tkt modtm lUy
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JBiead S-Ckkes
bii Pw[essionaL JBotets
CANADIAN BAKERIES
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Tim DAIL,Y COLONIST. VICTORIA. pC, SI XDAV. SKPTKMBKR 30. 1928
FINANCE - COMMERCE - MARKETS
STRONG RALLY
LIFTS PHlCDi
IN LJNG LIST
Some High-Priced Special-
ties Soar From Five to
Fifteen Points GttlCfal
Motors Again Leader
Ain 4 \( t:s sapRt i)
liV HAILWAI iiOISDS
FOREICN EXCifANCE
NKA' YOUK
rji<:ti>iiiir« raurr.
Italy Sns rabto* b.tt.
( I f - r n a n y i i ,
II.>I1h I <1 411 OH
Nor* > V .'SB.
ti» rdi n Jt 1 \
r>rnm«rk -3i 6i
swltirrlaiMl -18 34 '4
Ul>ain 16 *t
( trrrrf 1 29*. .
.).■«.. 11$.
Ail.slrlM !4I#.
Kumanli 41^
ArcentUia -4aJt.
posit Km Wall Btrrrt apparently
vlHh tun di?>tiir>x-d by the run-up
us Ind Alco..
U.8. Rubfecr V. .
irc.mti to 8 per cent ui aUl mooe'y \vJL!m t^.:.;:
NTW YORK,
ms. cable* 4t»
M is-ia.
lM»-4mj Mil* on
*T vir-^RiA
111 i %f ! ;
to4t polnta. Total ihwM were
8«pC. at/-/ni« ftoek
market, liavhit; kohp thrnuKh a
series of backing aiul nuing move-
BMnta ftU liMk, eleaed today with • | There w*s nothinr in the dav
surprising OOtbUrtt of strengi 1", Tlir n, ',v , uif!iiciicc upward unw
rally, which embracetl nearly Ilu- m vmi rt utiuh appcart-d tn tK'
entire list. wa.s coiidncl.-d wuh <i>u 'i.-Mndn! <•;! p^Tulativi- bcliil 1 hat
slderable violence in souie oX the , grounded on speculaUve belicl tJiat
Removal Notice
We btg to announce that we liave moved to pre^iises
No. 1314 Broad Street, between Yatet and Johnson
Streets.
Tht MepradMit ImriMa Agency
JOHNSTON A COMPANY 1314 Broad Stmt
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For Those Desirous of Investing in
FIRST MORTGAGES
We hare on han<l for immefliatc disposal two very attracti\c
mortgages of $3,(XH) rach. bearing int«re«t at the rate 'of 7vi%, on
luo modern bungalow.s in the cottftt of constniction, adjacent tt>
the Oak Bay Golf Links. . ,
Full protectton by way of Inturance.
Ample protectioti for the amount asked.
Full Information Gladly Given
PEMBERTON & SON
^7t PhoiMs 3tt Mo«1«a«a Dtpt EstabHslMd
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General Motors, in whirh wiiiiam
C. Durant In repori«'d to have
roMiud a laigf pool, returned lo its
old rolr a.i a rnarkfl leadt-r by
cliinbiiiK n«'arly ti points l<i 'Jltj s,
floi-inn wiituji it wuali Iract4oa of
Uie top. Chrysler cnMM lao for
the flrst time this year, then eaded
to 11»\, up 2'a». Dupont, which has
large General
scored an extreme gam of 10 polnta.
and M.,t..r ProdttoU nOlM DMUTiy
(i points.
Coty and Naaonal Bellas Hsss
were the spectacular features, the
latter noartnn ifi point-* to 114 and
till- lorriii-r N pmnf . (o 2&} both
bu;li record.-. National !)air\
I'rodiirLs ran up nearly 10 poliil;, to
a lu w tup at 114%, and Montgoni-
> vv ird Climbed 8)4 points btfore
the advance was ebeelESd by realis-
ing. United States Tndustrtal A1-
i COhol and Brooklyn Edison rai h
I advanced i Moim.s i.. new peak
|irhr ;,i i.>yi, -.Hid 'JVO rcsptf ' i\ fly.
Ueneral Ic^ Cream advanced to
a new reootl for all ttans at 84.
j Other Issues to move into BSW high
ground Inchided Engineers, Public
HiTMcc KiMMiohr and Oeosrai
Cable (in ten I'd.
Ralls were again in brisk demand.
Rock Island touched aitothar new
1938 top. Mstabllsliment of a new
low level by Italian tenaianRe at
:<22'- ccnis was the only develop-
inent ol ( onsequi'tire ui the foreign
exchange maiket. Sterling cables
hdd steady at 4.85 and other
changes were nominal.
The eustomary weekrMd influ-
ences were at work In the bond
market. Proftt-taklBg, especially
among the industrials, mads prloe
trends irrj-gular.
Ciuins in the railroad group were
.small but general. St. PaiU 5's of
2000 again attracted considerable
Duyius, ano mtm^ nr caiisuian
Padflc 4'Sr Grand Trunk of Canada
6*8 and New York Tractions were
among the other active issues.
Union C*
r'liii. r-.al Pip* '.
I'l l l-owrr * Ltaltt.
Vanadium , .
virtw Tklk tCMh....
Wftbaih
Wtstinc Air Brsiw .
Weallnt BIrc
whti- Mot«r
w ' I i s (^vrrlanS
Wool»orili
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News of the Mines
«m SttUevay. MUla * Oa.
uueba a r outi* * «
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Hk- MiABotjrl
I ■ • k l'r(i\ inre ....
Dailioii'.i' ,
toiirnr Copper ....
Cndep«n4«BM
LakrTtrw
M 'iHM> na
iSrtais
National WOnt O.
i - rter
I'lirus-AntMUa
MivenrMt ...
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I ..mu River . . ,
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W'-UlnBton
(ic'irue En'rrprlsa
Miirinot ( »)!,(
Tuplejr RlCtUl«ld
Mohawk
tMM VMuUmith at SSi «•
St laso. M at IS.SS: SSO TemlRua at
1'. 1 oon Woodbln* at .11'- 100 Orand-
■ >i liH 10 Cauflcld ut 18 50 2.000
w.-iiui»i.on ..t i.v, i,0S0 Marmot OoM
at OOH. 1 '„>■_, a; im ; (g^ tWteV St M.
lout^h Oake.- A dl.siiatcli from
Kirkland Lake .< late;^ that ie( ent de-
velopments on Toiigh Oakcs liave
been of a most enoouraglnt nature.
It is understood that nsfoUatlons
are now under way with some of the
English shareholders for refinanc ins
the trea.5ury in order to a^rure.s.sivelv
dovrli j) interesting finds vMiich are
rejxirted to have been made rei ently
Clerlcy Um Otiaw.i olfice reports ' ^"00 MohuwK. at .ofl'i^
Dial u,v.a>.\ Ironi itic strike made on
the I'lt'cliett properly i-n- runnuu: — — — ^—
24 [ler lent ropper and trace.s ol
Silver. The vein has been Mft«tfd
into at three points alanr tifty feet
on the strike and ov«r a width of
sUteen feet. Aaniys on workings in
Mongawln township run from $7 to
•50 in gold -
elKht feet wide on urfai e and the
mliieraliwition heavy and increas-
ing with depth.
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Toronto Mines
(SuppUtd tr Branwin. Brown a Oe
High Low
AIII^ Chalmcrt IS4-'4
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108 6
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FIRST MORTGAGES
ini|.r<i\c,| property in X'iclnria .ind vicin-
lic in\ c.s,tiiionts <>f except ii Mial merit and
1 7% to 8%. We ha\e specialized in
mortpajfe investmentx for forty years.
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Heistermanf Forman & Co.
mviMPSt PboM ss
Amerada CorpB. .,
Am. Can
Am. Car Se Mr. , .
Am. ^r Po««r ..
Am LoromotlV* ..
Am nmrltart ....
Am Steel Pd».
Am Sunar
Am. Sum Tob
Am. Tel. Jc Tel. .
Am. Tobacco
Am. Tobacco B . .
Am. Woolena tS-4
Anaconda |S-I
Armour "A ' IS-S
Asi'd Drytioods ,
Atlantic Ouir
AtUotic Refinery
Atel|l8oa
Raltlmor* * Ohio
Baneor A Ar'tt'k
HcthlrhMI atMl
nrn<ikira Maaiwt ....
("HMfornla 'Packing ...
California Pete
<'alumet Si Arls
Canada Dry Olnver Ale
Canadian Pacific
Cerro De Pa.vo
Certain-tred Prod
Chesapeake tc Ohio ..
, Chile Copper
I Chic. ot. Weetem . . .
I Chic . Mil. a 8t. P.. .
Chic St Northweat.
Chic . R.I « Pac.
Chrysler Motor
Coca Cola
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Ttit -l<(»ssftl rRAIIFR ; ,.,sf,i
lire M>W. atid »ra.H when lliey are IIKill w> orlir
n»» kMB raaehad, aai hart infommimi on a rou,
be the "Market Leader" dnrln« the . ,,rmna winter
•for bnya when arleei
finiiom of the market
I ill. h we consider will
.nil f 1- rii rt Ir ti I i ; .
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[AREY, ROE & CO., LTD.
Phane SMS
Memker Tlatarla StMk Baabaace
stMka. BaaSa. Beal Katata, laaaraaee
fart and llroad s|«
Enterprise Consolidated
Mining Co., Ltd. (N.P1.)
Soncoleum- Nairn
•lo. PiMl A Iran..
Caiuaibia Oaa
Com. Oaa
Cont. OH
Coot. Mo'rr 17-1
Corn Prcl'icla 84-6
Craelble steel 77 4
Oortlat Aaro 141-4
Daylaan Otaaaitaal .... ai-t
Dodae Broa. as 7
Dodae Broa. »fd 89
Hwpont Powder 400-8
Fa ^t mil II Kodak 179
Kl'c. Power St.]
urc. stor. Battery 00-8
9S-6
f amous Players JftO
Foundation Co 41-4
Fox Film "A" lOy-6
PIel»i-hmann Co 8S 2
Fraeport. Trxaa St-3
in a
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Sales
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4.800
1.500
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Castle 3t Co.,
Hlth Low
AmnM ....
Arno
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Cap. Roayn.
Ca»tle
Capitol
Cent Man
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Clerlcy
Coliun. Kirk. 1.SSS
Corona see
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>' I vhich was based on the cables
stronger than due. However.
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market running Into realtelng sales
and a Uttte hedging pres.su ri- Willie
any demand that existed did not fol-
low the bulge, the market breaking
over 2 cents before the decline
checked. We:ikne.->s m t'huiigo led
to the d( ( hue.-, hen I'liere was
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tiie voii;-iie wa.s Small. In the cash
n ulvet there was a gOOd <Tti»ymil
early for the k>wer grades and
spreads on them were 1 to 2 cents
better. Sales of low grade uheat
being made to the Orient .it her
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$2,000 Caiiad.i N'ortheni Power
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$15,000 Great Western Timber
$5,500 Harris 'Abattoir
$1,000 Massey. Harris
$8,000 Republic uf liolivia
$9,000 Department of Condinamarca
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' ' I hie Ribbon, Ltd., Common _~ „.
45 Burns & Co., Ltd., 6% Preferred
10 General Steel Wares 7% Preferred
31 Internatiopal Proprietaries Class "A"
10 International Utilities 7% i'rcferred „ „
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VICTORIA. B.C.
CENTRAL BLDa
Correspondrnis of T.ok'in i^' Bryan
Members: Winnipeg Crain Exchange. H.t . Bond Deak r.s' Association. \ ancouver Stock Kxchanec
Victoria Stock I-.xcliaiiKc, Seattle Stock F.xchange '
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Int Nickel
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Not
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It IS desired that all holders of shares' in the above com.
paiiy have same registered in their names with the com-
pany's transfer agents, the Standard Trusts Company of
Vancouver, or the Union Trust Company of Toronto, in
torder that the company will have a reeord oi its >liare-
holders and can advise them of matters ol interest to thcin
now under consideration by the hoard.
Dated this 24th day of Septeml>rr. A D, 1928.
By Order
* JAS. O SHICA.
' Secretary.
Take Advantage of Today's Prices
Wuh production for the first half of |028 Rreatrr than that for the
same period of 1927, the mining industry of British Columbia
promises to exceed former i.ro.lu, tion rec ords
Reporis from properties, ton.,w.n« the .Summers development
pro,,'r.onn:cs. are luK'hlv s,,t, factory an.l a big appreciation In the
values nt Hntisl, ( ,,t„,nl,ia nnn.iiK Mocks is assured
Accurate information regarding the mines is SvaflaUa fraan
our Statistical Department and will eaaMe *oa
your investments. miwv%
ppr Semi-Mortlhly Slock and Bond Reports contain up to-.lue
fliformation on market conditions ' • •
Tnvr<;t!f;,^f e I
Re(i<irf s
aiidvvill be mailed on request.
Mill
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Let Proirsaa Da ilia Rest
Cuuri ^ Co., Ltd.
INVESTM EN TS
▼«rt«J». Oakwy. WlBnlpea.
, j^— . rschanaaa
Vietorta Office P,istion .mri Govemmant 8tr«eta
Phones: 8300, 8301
Head Onas: Vaacewear Black. Vancouver, B.C
in
We Offer Our Partiri o
NEW ISSUE
$23,000,000 Republic ot Bolivia
7% Kxfrrnai hcimr l .nl^mR 1 und Due Mar, h 1.
At 97 JO and Accrued Interest, Yielding Over 7%
Bolivia has one of the best "debt records of any of the I^tin
American countries, having promptly met aU debt service paymcots
for over 50 years.
Quadra Investments
Corporation, Ltda
Arcade BuUding
Vktetla. B. C
617
Street
Oabrlrl Snubbers
Ocnrral Am. Tank.
General Asphalt . .
Oeneral Eleetrle . .
(leneral Motors ....
liriirriil Ry Mntal
Oold Du»t
noodrlch Rubber
OranbT
Great North. Or*.
Orrat North. |»fd . .
Ot Weat Surar
Urrene Cananea
DuK Statei ate«i .
IIO«Mt«l OU
Row* SotifiS
Hudaon Motor
Hupp Motors
ni^ola Central ....
Imperial OU
Innplratlnn
Int. OmrnI
Int. Comb Rnc
Int. Harvester
Int. Uateh pfd
mt. Paper . .'
Int. Ntokel
Int Tel A Tel
Johnu Manvllli-
Kan City South
Keiviaator
Kenneeott Copper . .
KoUter Rnrtio
I^tillili Vnllrv
Loiil.* Si NflHh
Mark Truck
Manlialten dec. .
Marland Oil
Marlln-Rockwell . . ,
Martaa Co
Mid Cont'nt Ptia .,
U\tn Pacific
Misi Pacific pfd . .
Monfeomer» Ward
Naiih Mntor.i
National Blacult
Natl. Caah Bof
Natl Dairy Pred. ...
Natl P * I,
N V Air nraka
Nnrfolk Ai West
Nnrth Amerlean
Northern . Paalflo , ,
N T, oaaftal
N T. N.R. * Itatt. ..
N r . ont St weit .
Piti'kard Motor . .
Pan American "B" . . .
Pennavlvania RR .
Pere Marquetlo
Philllpa PMa
Pierce ArrVW
Pn*! uni Co.
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Pullman Co
Radio
Readme
Reo Motor*
Rep Iron a Stael ...
Royal nmch
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Seara Roebuck
Shatlurk Denn
Shell Union
Simmon* Co
Rinelatr Oona
nto<« ahoffloM
Southern Paeifte . . . .
P,r-iiflierr> Railway ...
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Jack Manlon 3.000
Kirk Huntoii 1.000
KIrk Lake. . . I, SOO
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Laval IMt
Macaaaa .... boo
Malartlc ... ii.ooo
Mln. Corp. . 1 .300
Murphy b.ooo
Newboe 8.000
Nlplaatns 300
Noranda
Pawi Kirk.. , S.S00
Potter Doal. . 3.000
Baa Antonio. 14 jeo
Sher Oordon 3.500
Btadacona 4. SOO
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tile Urnicr.s of Western Canada have
now marketed 145.956,089 biiihels
compared with 34J7«,3«e for same
period last year. Jhe Sanford Evans
statistic eervioe i.v.ufd a - r-ti esti-
mate this monim- !il.i(-n>; th.-
Wheat crop of Wi-Mcrn Caiuida u!
657,000.000 btish.'l.- Tlu' i,, :(.( uiio iioo
larger than tho ( iovci ini,i !i! i in-
mate rnnde culy this month. In-
■M" < ""■ir. ,11 i-Yiday were 2.672 cars,
of which 1,516 graded .No. 4 or
better. The martcat Is a trading af-
fair, but we advlie niiiritiasia on f i-
lauppllcd by Brail luji. Urown ft Co.. Ltd )
new YORK, Sept. a».-4tother
liberal profit takln? was again en-
countered by the market, but this
waa weU taken as a result of heavy
short rovcrlntr wtm li < nii'-niied to
lioimii.iii' (ji,. movement of many
i< a(iiiu; :.-.siie.s with General Motors.
Radio. F. H. Shattuck. Sears, Mont-
gomery Ward, Wright Aero, the
leading .steel Lssnr^ amoiic the more
prominent at ii inv jjiiccs tin
doubtedly the rallying' powers shown
bv .some of the leadmt; is.Mies late
. y^^L**"? "066 reviews w
s\:\\ issrr.
REPUBLIC OF BOLIVIA
7,. Kxteinai Secured Smkmu Fund Boada
To Mature 1969
Coupon Bonds in Denomin < i $50aOO and $1,000.00
Price y7.50
Note— The Republic of Bolivia agrees to make application in d.i<
' ' ' "|<"'^e bonds listed on the New York Exchange
Brititk Cotaabia Corporation, Limited
200 G9 VBRNM E N T STRBBT. VICTORIA
Vancouver Nanaimo Duncan
H. E. BOORMAN, Managing Dfa-ecter
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Brit. DonlnloB SO
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Deverilsh 1.16.')
Ills AlberlH 2.400
Mayland l.6.so
MoO 8«( 300
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and India i£ decidedly unfavorable
and It is hlphu ; mbable that both
th<-c rc.i.M'rirs he forced to
iniporr l)rr.i,| t-iniii. Rains are be-
Ini,' f (.-ivfil in Au.vtralia and "rop
'ondition.s m the Southern Hemls-
phrrf axe very favorable. Winnipeg
futures clbsed 3-4 to 1 k>wer
Coarse gralna—These market,^
were affebted by the weakness m
wheat and all sold off after a in,,,
opening. Only a small Tuir pit t-
ing and tho hnyinK w i; not suf-
nclrnt I., a!-, nii! !(..- llrilniiK .s.lles.
Oats (In.r; ! ! H to 1-8 lOWer*
barirv. 2 8 i 1 I ,'t lomtt, and rye,
1 7-8 to 1 1 -4 lowrr
Flax TliLs market was sJso quite
weak today, closing 2 to 2 6-0
lower. Demand is very poor.
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mot<^s and 'fee! .share.-, followed the
course I'l the IciiiliTs in (hnr rr
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and retail hoes beuig stimulated b>
declines In tampsratures.
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probability of firm money rates on
Monday and al.so ind n a ; h ms are
that fresh flurno.s arc hkflv to be
the order of thing's jirior to thr tiext
mldmonth. Would reduce long
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Denominations, $S00and 1 1,000
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VANCOUVER, -Sopt » — Orcatr;
Vancouver bnilfimK ror the period
Since January 1 ahows an increase
ot imjas o«er the first nitte
months of 1997. according to flgure.^
revesled by the several trofldtng de-
p;. rtmrnt.';
i ill i'rarul total ;, $ 1 1. ,";.•). 1 4;i ti^
"i • i> of lfKi;»v (' inparod with
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having been tesiwd ;hls month tn
the value of $1.7f941<.
•^■ith $i.4«JN for tlBt
:n 1937
Municipal Invcstoieots
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City of North Vancouver.
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% IMI
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Mining Stocks
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THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B,C SL.NDAA. SliPTEM
The Cost uf
Trust Company Services
THE advantages of effiployiag a Cor^ •
porate Hxecutor at the present day
arc. widdv acknowledged. The uncer
tminciet of life and the complexity of
modem coodicioiif coobImm to omim it
hazardous to aj^point a prirvta indi-
vidual under a Will
Yet in many minds these advantages afC
uatweighed hy the iUppOieJ/y high
cfaaxges made kn their services I rust
/7,v6y/ hy tht Court
Fees tor work thnu h\ I \e( ut<)rs arrsiih-
jcct to tlic reguiauon ol the Law. 1 he
Gooft tUows no moc* to a Trust Com-
pany than to ft pfwonal Executor. Thwe
fees vary according to the nature of the
assets ol the iistate a^d the aiiKHtnt oi
work tlone.
Ill© long cxpenerjcc and secxiruy ottered
^bt corporate executor are thus avail-
Stock Ranse of Montreal
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Pioinr fiarnlngR for August furnlali '
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to the' bufiuiww of the country at c on a«i '.
' lante while SepLrmber construction Co»inoii ../
fi»<iirr.s ^how record actJvilv and the I*'"' Dair?
Irstunalr.^ of contempUted work f:l'LP^*!J.^f '
auRur well tor the future, partiru- 1 c«i»d» Otmvih
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Dominion Olaao
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ii" Nickel .
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MoMcr HarrU
MaaMy HarrU pfd
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was pfisHed a
forred has hn n .-.u-sitonded At thr>ir
comblnrd hiRh lor the \rar the two
^st<^rks .sold a; i:i9, c;>mpared with
Autumn Season. KrHcclcd p*"^'"""' .on.bm.d i.mr.s r.f
r pj -y- w/ I W/ Aiivri. iiii For. IRII Powrl lift
tor I ast I wo Wcoks, Was a4fi;i3.68<j compared with »4.S90.e72
r II Di Tl I '^"^ pTBoedJaf tvthp* months,
in hull bloom Ihrougtl-j 'me aUty-oaw minad^ to rrp<,rt
Auawa nmlmis show in aKfrreKatr
oprratlnB Iniciiif $104 400 (KX)
j torn pared witii .$99 S>:,\000 m
I Spui L in (iillf'ttr wa.s cxpLiiiu'd by
cxprt iatini ol h .stork duidt-nd
Willys Overland is produclnf
0,000 can eaeh flyt-4ajr vaak ai
pTMent. afaHMt MO <oais daily a
ymr ago. lajrt TliB iModo IMspatch.
Seminole area produced :J09.269
barrels of crude oU Septeniber 'M,
siijn
out I he Day
a me
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71
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CMBKtnloa BrMta ..... M
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Servico aUUoa "A" .. 44%
I Hind* Damek S4H
I Pnarr rnrrn t7»t
1 F,,t,i...:., 400
rurmrr Dairy n%
Heatrama 11
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carUaos aa
caaaia Dry Otanr Ala at
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at. Lawrmea Hoar aa
Bhawlniaaa 01 *i
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Wlnnlpea Rail war Ill
winnlpao Madvap pCC in
Canadlenno Nattoaala loo
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Bank ol Nova acoua lai aM
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Dryden Paper 4j
Dom Ent. Works 79 \
Eastern Dalrloa 4&
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Int. Pou , 4m
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Imperial TobapOO 9 .
Int. UtU. A ' ! 4<
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BANK CUAfilM
COME (IAIN
Incrr.c.r MonttiU 'I hrouchout Year
1MB bastaincd ai Vlo-
Carla CTlearlnt Hi
While the aggrregate gain In bank
clearings here was smaller than for
ii-.oc.t of thr riinnfhs of 1928 to date,
tliPff WH. H iMin of $.*iOO,000 on Sep-
tptni) 1 ifl'.'T ii; !ln flRures for Sep -
tf-inhn. 1928, i.vsuod at the Clearing
Hon «■ yesterday.
The total waa $10,321 .7M, aa coni-
paf*d with #a,747.3l8 last year, and
18.8;''' 7 : J [1 the comwpoodtai-
month ol is^iie.
However, aji compared with 1027.
♦ho month hnd cv.r loss businesi. day
I han the month ol September a year
ago.
The total for the vPHi- wl 'bree-
qiKirters .of tlip iirnod ^-lap.sed. is
$98 ^77.882, as compared \> ith »85.-
499,020 in the nr^t nine inontlu of
19:!7. (>qinva'<'tit to an incrafeSe Of
about thirteen per cent.
"Have you ever driven a car?"
the 4ady applicant for a licence was
asked.
"One hundred and twenty thou-
sand tnUes." put in her husband,
wte standing nearby, "and
had a hand on the wheel."
who }
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BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.
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MlENCIEs
a«g(i^ea.Ma.i7
y daaeHpSoo
; ul Naw Qakaaa), ana lA)iiduu. In* Uaiiit .1 aixaotn aTar} i
^ >. > »■>. II BaakHja iaaiaaaa Waal aaa alkar produce cr*diu arrantoA.'
a<icl fjrnrm L«.*rfor» O W1 r •
a «TH(iT mrnnt\ t». t Mwa«t>"< f f ol » mntrr tO. 1.
^g«nta: Uaiia «»( Montriml. Kuyal Bank ut Canyita.
TORONTO .STOCK WEaBLV BANOB
(Baaplled br Braoaoa, Brown * Oo^ LM.)
naoaiAainiovs
BIth Low aeae
A^i'obl , 544 541,
Alber;n I'ac SS a4 84'
Amn Baltrtaak 0414 as 84
Aabtstoa pfd ,. 00 SO to
BoU Talopheno 1S4 1*3 loa \
Braslllan. new tlK sa>,* sa
Brantford Cordaeo *f«. »>« aa aa
Brew A DUt 38 34 36
BC Plih. Pf4 78 72 76',
Brompton 43'« 4J1.
P N Burt 73 69'.
BuUdina Proda |7 34 < 35
se aa% m%
as
Mv!«-Kid 61
Hpllnrd 40'.
Bunker WU 17
OaaUp as
Cliaput ...... i IB
rnnlataa ,. 350
< ro«n Baa. 58
I lorn I- : 941
■•..<xllish 43
Mower 106
Houiasop era
Koolop «aH
KootT JIV»
Kirk Hum tW
KH.S I >. k ISl
.'-',.'M- 33'-.
Moffal Hall It
kiaianta m
Men^tTTa aa
MininK Oetaa. 335
MlMTiKaa .19
M i'i * 00
N>»ti».- ............ hi
Nipiaainc SSO
Noraaa* SIH
INH 103 Premier Sas
20 ig Rtirrritt Oaieaa SS7
San Antaata 40
St, Aiithoay U
Sudbury MA
Teck HutbOf aiS
arlraalte MS
Blaeoa »$%
Tread well 1100
lovtttmaa iss
'irrinit Sfli,
'■vnsi Hamaaroa 117
Abana v . . . 3U
Bia Mo SI
Rudaoo Bay SO
Nickel 127
Jackson M
43'h I Mandr 7!ft
9»'t I Pand Orr 14
Uood Nickel
.3300 3076
2M
n8i
AVI
a
rt%
tSH
IS
3««.
104\
('%
ss\
st%
S4
78
370
as
1S^&
33
saw
aa
laa
n%
IS
aaa
a
so
38
10 ■»
M .
im
3^o
100 lOi
a«t aso
se 43
18
4';
148
2''
II
las
11%
33S
37 4
60
.SSVj
300
47%
>sa
S4S
37
84
fi4.>
ton
as^
S6
1460
338
'Rll
38.
SI
19
131 '/k 13: .
SO u
ISS 190
13% 13 90
The AuCuau eeaaon that has been
foreahafttowed In the Ofty Market
i for the past two week.s. wa.s in full
j bloom all day ye.stcrday, w hen ex-
40H I CI ptlonally fine olTerliiKs of \ .iriou , i a^al
llo\MT.s met a large crowd ol buycit. j ^^'"ck
w :'-)\ a resultsunt bliak bitSlniiaa Luius ijooI produo d ! 10,303
The ,florlaU*' were representetl h^"'''^'-^-- »" tweiUy-Iour
vlth aoftie outstanding displays. »nd ^'"'"^^ ^'"'''^ s-^ptember n, apdnst
there was a partu uiai u , lunr,. i ' m preceding day.
.showing of cm iiuw,-- t'>;p-. laiiv ! C5anadlan F^ifk August net after
that . hiv.sanlh.-riuii.i.. .V l.-a.-,L ' 'a"*^'- M.T»,7li, against S3.86a.U8
in August, I§27. Eight montlU).
$29,.927.084 agalaat $30,001,234.
The ficoiKWiical^ Ei^utor
Aft
rauei^ — tk« saosa fee aa a
corporate eaecutor becauae the ccHirt
decades the aaaouat to be paid ior auch
time-<eat«d institution often
tWtatioftftttfti
■^ANACAlbusr
^COMPANY-
1 n
11
JV
t
t$
11
24
39 \.
lO.S
9
S0%
St'A
43W
a4
7J
3S0
3S%
1S%
33%
SO
173
ais
20
33n
1
e:i
St
15
sa
13
3,10
11
44
14.->
22
It
las
at
310
37
ri2
50 '-J
274
47
aas.
t40
33
41
(C .
890
aaa
ae
1400
33.1
,'>8
2T>
343
4t
ll
Wholesale Row
(Baruod aaptaaifca* aa, taaa>
B C Kxtrat. doB.
B C Firita, dos.
PuUata, doi.
.43
.40
.aa
.N
Kmr ,1. ■••«..•••••»•..•«»,,«,,,, .St
UoldcQ Loaf 11
Retail Pxices
13ft
97 to OB
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■ ■••eeaaeae*
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u p
IS
1.7)
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. .......... i.aa 1.7s
>.•.......«....• S.75
• aa 1.00
sa
4 00
3 SO
We Recommend
The foMowing trustee investmenfs lor the reinvestment
of ftinds from-Ddtninion of Canida Bonds maturing on
Octob^MJ: ^
GOVERNMENT
nr>n,imr,n of Canafla. guar. C.N'.R .S% 1<)!?4 lOS.OO 4.66
liominioii ..I Canada, guar. C N I' 4 '•^ lo-,; 98.50 •<
Province of Britlah Columbia _ .. . 4; . ',r iv.^i 9$,6l 4.60
I .>pince of British Columbia 6% 1WI 112.54 4.70
I ".vi'nce of British C<>lumbia....„ 5% I'M.l 104 ,^0 I r.ii
!■ 'vince of .Mbcrta 6% l^Jo I08.7.S 4 ,u
I'roMiir c <.i \lbcrta, guar. Alberta Great
Uatcrways — ^ w. — ^
S% t9S9 101.56 490
MUNICIPAL
City of \ If t(-iria ^
City of \ ictoria '.
Dlatrk't «f Burnaby..^
(' < K.ini!""; - ...... ■■...■1.
iiy ol North \ ancouver „.
Cifv of North Vancouver
tth \ anouver, Kiiar. Bo^, In. T, A H,
«..ity of Frtacr Rupert
Municipality of «?»»Hi<-»i ,
1 ity of \'«nrnuvrr
tircatcr \ ancouver Water District
City of New W—tmi»af r _ ,
t'l! • "-'A WVtirTiiriataw
City ui .New \\ est m mater
Oft v of New Went minster
. 4%
1957
P7 ()5
4 «n
5%
1945
101.14
4.0(1
6%
194J
109 SO
5.20
i%
1".'>7
\m.25
5.00
i%
100 .'^o
4 fi.^
5%
190 J
1 (Kl.«i
4,Vj
<»%
197 J
112.90
5.25
I9J6
? 40
1945
106.05
5.45
1929
t1K1.00
5.50
5%
1965
A RO
1957
98.00
4.
5%
1939
10045
4 0
S%
I'M I
100 4'
4 0',
ft*
l'>45
111 1
' 1 M 1
105?
11' -
1 1<
VLUaTAitlJUS
Oarrata. aack
Bwoat poMtoaa
Paranlp.. aack
Cabbace
Cauliflower, doz.
Cl B Corn, dot .
Cflary. importad. erau
i.truca, erata
i''iiatoe«, atw ..
Turiiipa. task . . .
iKuinberi
<irt-rn oniona. dar
Kamluopa oniona. aack .
IxifBl .i;llits, .ack
Almoods. peilb. St
y ^^y^yfc '^^•^Bf IP* efeeae««»ea evP
*VflVVWSe V^eOMS* IMV •aaaeeaee
PBUIT
Applet —
• u< » « loaatf Oratantialat 3 7&
< K MaciaiMb sua* a as i so
W*»lth» I.N
Oreaa tilaad Poan ava
Baaaaa*. par Ik aa
Cantaloupat^ OTi 8 aa
canuiaapoa. art 4.7S
Peaches, iirfservn |,jo ta 1 40
bamona. c'»,:forii,i., pat aaao T.aa >• a.ao
Ooc<>an.iti. i.»r aot , LSa
Rhubarb, p«r lb
Grant. , ,„., caaa 7.7S 10 00
nr..i.rrr cai, T.as a7S
finmt MBtt MO
Mclooa—
Ca-iabt. per lb 08
Honer t)tw ni'-;'^' t.t 3,00
BfatovaMaiai .•..•••♦«««' .ea
at'UAA
a,C. RaenarT—
Wklta. par fcuadrad a«
aeavae ^ ^0
(Rarlttd Baptambar aa. lasa)
> a < > 1^ I A a I
I OLaltfva. UK al. .Ms A
aareet I'olaloct. per ib
Otlarp
Cabtoaae, «tco
BtIi I iti'! !ot.
i'arrcli. 3 Ibn
LtulUluwet, racn
Onloos. t ibt. ...
l.fttuce. head
Ore«n Pran. J |ba
Ci.ruirbf ri
l.S»
)«
10 ID 11
»• «4I Jt
• 16
• ••••••••• If
«•••«••.. .se Ua ja
•••••••••«. JO
.10
.aa
Kaduhet. 3 kunehet (or . "if
tircen beaoj. per Ib ^
Wti beaot. per
Palaloat. local.
Applta
rib"
Local Oravaatltla apploo. la.
Obcrrlaa, "
OoaklBt
LOaaonii. ral doi
Navel urau:iet. dot
Okan««an Ftac.iat. (hji
Dato» a
New Cain
baik.t, a ifco;.... ].
n.AjM .as
' .aa
ISO
tlfornla PUi. akk.. .io, la. ja
Ntw Ctllfornia Layer PIgib "JZ
Hpaalih (.'liKter RaltlJUb feSB .... * aa
••••• »
Plarlda <3r.pr(rt, L ,
NtV Aimc..,1 N.,-.., la „
Oaluamia > Imirr RaMaik fcOe M 28
" .10 JO
Oreenta.e fli.m., fcaofeOI OS
(■reserirint Peachea. feM
IL^LJ^'i'ti:. Jisp so
ioaai apaMb i^fta .at
..>>*i..<. . . .ts
.... Jib Ja IS
Waiermeior,. per lb. "*
baa. p«i
laaal i
Raapbtrrtaa.
'^n ntalotipe
riumi. Ib
OM^Nk^Mtloa. par Ik.
m. par Ik. 5
BarUatS P-r.. per dr. . S
■aUjaaaa Tom^toe,. s ib...!.^
Outdoor Taaaatoea, 4 Iba jj
Frraat
Ulatd
Barler
Or Barlty
Com .
H4 M
......•«•.....■•»•.
........••*•..#'•.., a. 76
Cracfcad Cora 7
F»ad notllMal 3 in ■>4 no
Oata 3 30 44 06
Oata, ereuad a 40 4aoa
•e2!?£!!l
T^SSS J^^^PL- ••••••••••••••••
lflM9 •••«•• a • 0 »» »■ 9y09 B^lW
•••■•«•••••••••» aBV
raiifamia Baft Bball WHaaia ft..
Roa.trd Prati.it. per Ik,
*. imonr.
U.40 148 r.f. ,, Al«««a-
par
Iba I on
Butur
Batt
Caaie*
Batt AI^*|rta.
Per 3\
40 Iba.
...••••••••a*ee**e«*«.. SB^B
.....*•••••••.•••••••.. a.aa
Pnrttf
Horal Standard
a. a K Paatrr ....
WkMa^Wkaat
a 10
3 »0
3 3)
3 4t
''••••••••••a**aa* .M
rrwTh.r f^'^wam ftk M
a.)i «r-:ba ftk i.. .W
H.,dl(..H Ib „
Our own Br.nrt Ih „
Alberta Buttar^bnlk ^
^•w Eaalaaa aaaaflMMr ......a... .«»
pT r,.rM N
n . -r.^ F-„U j ^
f^"-"' «a
< KKKift
■teer per tb
n.. r**r lb. .
I'ork, ix-r Ib
Vaal, bvaTT. par ft
vaat, loeal, par ft.
■ 'h
' Ik
H»<n 1 . I lb
CThlrken pfr Ib
Powl. Iraak. par Ik,
• ........... v«« .
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naa
Cad PllleU. 8 ftSk „.„.,^,.,....
"* ••••••»...,.•••..«
Pkafe. 1 lb» ... ,,,,,,,»,,
Ktoan H.ddte, in ■
Kippart, par Ib
llaAa Cod. per lb
aaa Bvf iQp
ealMan. Wfetta aptki
HinaU Pad BalaMa. a
^t ......
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Rut ter
N* I
No 3
Two anri tfit** Ijlorkt
Rultar. Na f. par la.
tjird. tieree. imc lb.
I..ar4. ether hlndt
8iio,-temrt iierr*
• * ae •••e«e#aa« w .€i
■ * • • aeeoeeae* • •
« aa ee ee» • 41
•4*e*«e*«* .41
■ • ■ • a • c a W
rr% la .is«
GILLESPIE
HART' Zx^
^SSllK^^^^^ LTD.
FINANCIAL/UIKNTS
^ BONDS
ahorieolna, aChet klada. Bk-. 10% M
<J"»tasa
( heaaa. tefaa. parlk
Chee
thee
UhaM*
CRIP-FI X
Cheese triplela. per Ib tf l» ^ IfH CAI>ftCL
(beeee. Btlltan. per Hi ...Maeaa.. M \ ril llirj !r
I Ttyirmk -ann'^n*a!'"""** I W •^Se^T^
Oaoaa CtHMta. per Ik Z ^ZJ^ ^^i^
Oawaa rhee.e per Ib 3 l^**"
r.ertonrola per !b • . JO I AC^ll ly. *
Pwlat Orurera. In pertlona. ho« ... .00 ^* «la UrUvV ■
Pwlaa Orurera. In pertlona. ho«
Kntllth Pllllap. ib
Iau>ortad aaaaalaru par tk.
•V
'bo;
▼AMCOUTSft J>|H;9
seven varieties i ould br uijtuined.
tti.d early pairon,. took advantage
(^i tlieni. and the nurserymen were
sold out by ncx>n. Hm^ aoW Bl 95
ceou tfitrtiach, or Ti,eaaU a dam
qpfmya. OttMg flowers were: Oore-
<»als. 10 cents a biin< ii mifftgoM,
10 cents a bunch: d.-iphmlum. 25
rill's A liu;i:h Mil lirielmas daL-sie.'^
and ix>mpon dahiitto, 25 cents a
bunch.
AU butcher atalla were stocked
with standard meats of an over-
pKXrf quality, with such sidelines a.>
headcheese and tripe. Beef quota-
tion WW Sirloin. Vo cents; round
steak 1(1 < (11;% pot roast, 18 to 20
ctnts, Ir, :-k' - 1 ■ cents, and ribs,
30 cents. I.am0 prices were: Legs
and loins, 40 cents; sbOOllleri, SO
cents; riba. 86 oeata. Pork prlees are
gradually on the downward trend.
The ciolr change Dotv ' -'^.e
)M iltry section wa.s thu' o! p. t A»-e
ex'KS, They advam rr1 j ^PIlt^ per
dozen, selling at 28 cents or two
doaaa for 5S cents.
VANCOVVm WHEAT
VAwuotitaa.
WiMaS-^
Mavaaikar .
January
Match
May
Open HlOh liOir Oloao
llSHb 117%b llSb 110b
117k 1174b n«b itsb
117>>b 118b ll6>-b I 16'^b
131b 131<«b ISOSb l20v,b
Cart: 1 N.. llt'i: 2 N.. 114; 3 N , 107 'v
4 Wheat, ea: S vttaal. Si: t whaat. ss.
(ooa.li.
HONEY MARKETS
LONOOir, BtflL MvMoaMy, 33-4
per cent. Olaeouak rates: mtort Ulla,
4 1-1 to 43-16; three -monthr bUto.
4 1-4 to 46-18 per cent.
MET A I M M^Ki / S
KJCW Vi>HK :;,■;.! ■<) Metal£
market nominally unchanged.
JoaJlv
',-ar
PLENTV OF FISH
A large Kiip|,:\ rrc,-,h -.ali ■Ar.;'-.-
!i' h was in < \ ui'-:,. > .ii,-' i.hc
prices nolKed wfr Ht-rruiK. two
pounds for 1.5 (eni.,. kippers. 15
cents; bloaters, two for 26 cents; vas.
Df 'IfUk SffW
A land.scape artLst sold a pictura
* I \rr\ wofilth, woman. The
i.ititr ..oi'ii !i(r.-;iic tired of it Viow
evei'. .itui [!•"; 1 ! ; '. '-i mi'imI ,irv :
artist to palxiL a man walking duwn
the road IB llM esntrg of fb» ean-
smoked black cod. two for 16 cents;
1^ spring salmoa. 36 oenta: small
red salmon, Ii osnts: local Iwdlbut.
33 cents, and skalB. two pounds for
23 cents.
i/LK£R MARKL.iS
LONXX>Nr. Setrt 29— Bar atlver,
AT .NtW VOaK
IfKW YOAK. Sept. 39.— Sar sU-
ver, S76-g. Mtalean dollars. 43 3-4.
The artist did so. and maeting the
man who had painted the original
a few days later, he told him about
It.
"Down the rosMl? exclaimed the
painter. "Tbere'a no zoad IB that
picture!"
"Th'^rc retort'^'! '".."i
"It runs down the middle ol the
canvas '
"Road I" shrieked thB other. "You
craqr kUoCI Thafc'b not a roadi
That^ a swiftly-flawing rtrerl"
PloMe excuM the emphMis
but
OREGON
COPPER
K a slock u iucii \oii <!ionK1 know nbont
it you have apy desire lor iinaucial mde-
pendence. The mine is going to be one
of the most important on this continent.
CHRISTY, HALL & COa
Limited
Brokerage Department
Chriity-HaU BttUdiag. Vielnita. BX. Phoaa 375
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THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C SUNDAY. SgPTEMBER 30. ifeS
Important Notices, Employment, Business and Professional Directory, Wants; Etc
'^DaifyCoioniai^
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AovxR-rasMBim
WANT
taMrUWi BUM MAM • Mr* • »«M. »IUi
afiMw «l tarn ww**; «mm« »»u> M«Mt
8t Marr * Chiurih. Rltm HoKd r>>tk Bky
KiiJr (.'ijiiimunioii B ■ m Mituiis mill i.rr
moil 11 Km KvruMMM Mruiuu. 7 U)
P III 3uiu1«y »cl ' ~
» iii Junioi til
A. E. <I«U Naooa.
U««ti> aiMl >uiMral Nolle**. 11. ta f.tn ' donlm.
UiMiUMi. II M (Of (kkU kUdiliwuai lu-l(tuat>
tcrilau. M^rrlMco, Ci>iU« uf TbauKa taa ]
Id Utmorlkiu KoUcaa. II »0 ixr uiMxilaa. I Albxi ^ B< I
; Couimiitikuii. H tt II'
Butli Moucaa. II IH) per mificon.
I
■aiy BMltAriM. t ».ai. and 11 ».».
1;M
Hol»
Eveo-
AOIIIC
-Olit Hlld KViftll
Malliir : I 4 1.1
l<u«* ot uodtr, i;i »0 p«[ oivulb. Adu.
> local apaca at tl 26 per liu< per muu'.n
( UKISTAUEI.PIIIAN
at Martin ill Ihr K.i-liJ-. llir ijurir
\ buii<la;r achool, 10 a m. CUiklrtn * apccial
. MirriM, wltb ■«HM Nr Mator J. O.
Adtrruaaia ailiu acaiia iua> tiava lapUo Hrefwft. kl lt:M a.m. Bv*IMOa<. 7 p a.
aadrcaacd to a bei at Ilia Cu^utuit aud i
l&r.<aid*d to IbtU ptl«ata aUdraa*. A I
»na«a «I uo **uU it aM^a.lM aaUin. chniiadfrlphlan. llOi Wharf Blrtet To-
i.t-lie*. liJ IbU .«a«a MM WHa Iday, at 11 a m. Public lecture at 7 10 a m ;
I subject. The Bread of I.lfe ' Evcrrbody
»»;roinr Nil r.illiTtlon
fia aa* M*wu^a MM ia aJ ' " " Kv^nlB*. laeMr*. 7 JO
luBlaata tEraaati '" . >^'''^>'. -""'"i' ><>' tko Ms al Thy
Box ... Colo^a^?M
uumbcr of vorda.
fa* um
WANTEIJ TWENTY MEN
Aic 10 lo 40 Yrars j
rnu LEARN THE AUTOMUaiUE EM(UN |
-I- ORIMO TRADf tn all lU brar.chea.
tneludlna loternal CombuaUon enalnea for ;
all i>urpoM>. Bittery and laiilllon. Oar I
burriion. ClrciiKitl Etialnrrrlnii. Ouru >
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aay irwB • a.m. ta M a.ak.. eicayUao
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Man Scirntr ' I r<iiin.Miial rrirrtiiiii Wrd
fj iirMiay. a |i m Kritdmg room and Irndlua
g) I library. M] SaywMd BulUUna. daUy. t ta
94 1 0. Sunday. 3 ta t; Wadaaaday. t to 7.
ifl viiitora ara wolaaaa ta tlM aarvlaaa aad to
It ~
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i acU wcurillF.* .11 iipw iiiduairial com
pany. reci-iiil) ttailrd iilrcadr on iiaymg
ba&i.^ 8tat.v prrviUiS mpfrifiur »iid ugc
I'rrvuiii.i cxpcricitLr not r.^snitial ^^ i-
icuch you bow Apply Coioolal. Box 092i
WANTSD— PEREOna TO OIIOW~MU8If-
raooia for us in wu^ll• irllnr .spare,
ail Pall And Wti.tn h.^m ..pwanl^ ol Ui
aratlUy. niustialcO buu4;lrt nrnl. anywhere
far atawp. Uommlon Mualiroom Co., Te-
mta I.
Double Service in
Want Adsa
Yoa can telephone your an
swers a well >!• your tlassiticd
advcrtihciiicrils Id The Culonisi
l\'^a'l(•r^ drc nlitii lulrrrslcd Jii
Want .'\(Jv i-i (ix-Miiiils that 'lo
ii'it I jriy (lir ii.iiiicm ur ad(lic>>r*
ul atlvtrtisers, but a Colonist
hex number. For the accofn-
mo4ation of thoM readcra wlm
find it iaeoaveirient to write mi
aodwer, and to serve the aJvcr
tifer better, wc will take rcpUca
tu Box Niunbara over tha icie-
phune
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iIVU. BKKVICE EXAMINATIONS l)0
miDlou aud Frovutciai. Kapart ceacb-
taa. competitiT* praaUaa.'- Bpy oalMal and
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tule Ttlaybone 92$.
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Hoad. ptiour 44011
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Plata and Apaximanu ta Baal
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> odken and botttea^M
Mach.tiery
j*^ria,e* :
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aaucellaneoua
waacy 10 I y
Maaunteotai
MaMa
^raaoal
Jl'aleaaiODal Direo
Praperly lor Sale
Plaperty Wanted
Paultry and UTcataak
Poom and Board
Koora and Board Wantad a..
^ uationa Wanted-PemaJa
b tuailena Wanted— Mala
■ummer Reaorla
7»achert Waated
i ucber
Eicbanie
la Aaal- MJaccUaoeoas
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717 Pandora. Pirat iaetitfa wUl ka da>
livered Hiinday. Octakar % l-.n w-m.
speaker Arthur Brodia Uniari, li.A..
"Erolutiun of Morals "
OAKLANDS HALL "
Oaklanda Ooapel RaU. HlUald* ear ter-
mlnuB. 11 a m , Worabip. 3 P m.. School
7 p.m., Goaaat aanrleai aakiatt. "A Rich
Man aad a Poaa ICaa'a Oeawwlaa." All
are wclcaaw.
tl
OMII'f CENTRE
I CMBakaM SuUdiaa
.Mr. Hataid Pri^tt. auUaet.
■THS OJUBAT TKAOBnt"
7:M p.aL. apaakor. Mr. Obarlaa Baaatt
BuMaala •XIOD AMD OOOfl -
Saaday Bakaal. 11 mja. •kpartatandatu.
Wmm oravtaiT^
Taaadart • u «. Baal ttd taalkwr Saw.
Tbkradap. I p.a.. Iti^y Olaaa.
Ba^tiMt reaai apan Id a.M. ta a p.m.
-non Praapartty Barrlca avary day aacept
WANTBD— AJBUAb MAM. AFPLT O-W
Radio Barvtea Oa.. Ltd.. W Part at
WAMTBD — 75 CORCa OP 4-FOOT
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W" AMTB^-aory. AVrLT w. n' mbmsibb
«i Ca. Ml
MAUI
(Con'ii.uF^
R E N C H
teaching
Phone 5MK
Lrr AN HO UK
J. J. McLaual
ataaUfy your
Coltae* work.
MONEY TO LOAM ON PIRflT UOKT-
aaae Bwlnertoo * Muaaraee. Lid .
«40 rort Street
^aVEN t*KK CENT MONEY AVAll^BLE
^ In a limited amount on hrat mort-
laaet, c«od improved rcaldenilal property
The Bayal Traat Company, Balinout Uauaa,
vteurla.
$J.0O0 TO 131.000 A I UJW RA TB OP
lutrreal. buUdltig luaui aiceplable
11 U Ualby & Uo . Ltd . VIra Htrcrt
7 V. MCJNKY TU UJAl-l UN riMci'l MUM 1 .
aaaa oa daauabla raaidaot
11
uwm BMMM, musmuMnm i«i wairid mucellanious
aVOVEB ANB RANOBd
berrrER prick ij paid bt
_ _ _ I'll. •»! 1-ori Siieat. for ladtai ]
4 iJioN c;apital, wnn WAHMiwa I r,*'^,'* ^.u<i ai.id.eu , cioUiia,. >aiKakol<|
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d I. wi-terlrunl. only 117 00
siuvo tilure. bJi Port Birecl,
t^<a«eawli.
OBI' A OOOU rilUHVa REHTr
Uy tbe Urlslnal Wtlahlre
you'll be aurprlaad at tbe
rtsultt We can relieve you of your
iiuuble Coma in loday. Office boura
13 noon to t p m PLoua 3113 Note tbe
iiuii'bci. tia>waij Bulldloa.
I'hli.a. flaas and
HlUHKaT PRioaa PJ
lara, ar aaytklne you »i>ii lu dia4>oa« oTl
**** anywhar*. any time PboiM •ItaJ
A BaOLtn-BLY BBfi r CAaM PRIC^
.ia. paid fur ladle* , arnilenieu a and cbU
men a aood i lana UiaCARI^KlJ CHJTHINO
Phone VI v«u Mie Vi>aidaie. lOai
Ucualas Hireel
a^_gi Aa^raMa raaidanuai pfopeiiy I allbabus blE^L RA.«OE. JJ^JPEB
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4 IL YOU': JUNK A.M) HIKNITURE
. I 11 .' .P I prue piid j„„ ptiona $U
MISCILLANIOU*
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UK TWO A WEEK WITH
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VLL YOl'R TRASM WILL BHINO YOU
caili.
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^4»>io oaa atavaa a^^alL •<
MUi
;g_BTUDIO AM1>
UARlON HEN
tt3& KuiJ Bay RoAtL
Phone 7a4iR
MALVBtN HOtlSB BOHOOL POR BOYS.
lOii Richmond Day and boardtaa.
Indivuluitl altriitlKii aurn Cure taken In
I liaruftrr biiil jina Ptiuiie 3031
Kodda aolna fory afepAa.
'1 at ragi. bgttlti. aMo toots, i phane 4907.
• loect. luru.'ure. or aaiyiiiiua iiw. We | V r;^..n, . — 777:T
(bU aa> *>.<.••> aiud pay Mat Micaa. Pliaae , I>UIM1 OAK Ht.A
llie I It I oi'dll , >!.n, l,,j«rd
- — — - t I'liuiie Jil iH No dtralera.
KUTLKY KIOH CLASS LADIES \
tailor aarult■Ilt^ iriuudeird AL.u lur
warkav. Phanc •046. 320 Pemberlon Bid*
ran atraoi.
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JOHN woni)
Tacatlonal and Intuiical Advtwr
Aeeui lot
ktlonal Curreapoudeuca
Caaadlaai Umltad
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li Sthools. 10
latimi iiid Hull ."Hvliuol i-'jurses
I rirpl.oii'' ilL'^l tor i'ruM'*"t t 'ift
AHTIQUCT
IyEPAiRS ixiNK Hv rxpfTRT r-RArrs-
V man Witk.n.oii iiiM.sirr < m'lMiian
of woodwork. 241 Uurie Hoad. aud City
Market
KANO£ CABlINOa KOR MtU
al raaaca be )i.ii'i«are.^1M
J<AWB. ALL
(ummed. eta.
Uladatona Ava.
liM
work by tbe dayi ate aa
b«5«. Cotoalat.
MNMrx'r >- pBofht colqoitz
faatal addraaa R.M.D. 3. VictorU.
jrHUl 1 .SUA W HCIK Hll^
AND Hi K K
1*X.
LAWMB LAID XWWN. FINaBT Ol
toed aoan; kerdrra planted.
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iiiaiishlp. raaio irlrKimiln and lolleaiair
Day atudeul.t enrnlled 011 ea> li M inday
nicbt students un Tueadiny Ti-l''iii'..nt- v^a
for pro^perliia .'smr-s H Brattj Maiiaaiug
Director \['A'2 I)oin.ljt.. :5::i--!
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(lOltDWOOD
' caalt lor
WANrtD WILL PA^,
on hard road within
trucklaa dlataaca Victoria, or win bufl
Uaakar aa ataapdka kaaU. Bet obj^i. coi
IvAMV lOiONIMl JUNK 11. 1*24
I 'iiiiyoiie haHiiK lOpy ot ii' i data pIcaM
' iiiiini'ii'ii air Willi Dd
M 13 < olonlat
MONKY htiK 1 'LAMi i.Si 1.-1 AND VALU
ables aoa Fort Btreet. Pboaa 3aM.
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.1, jj_ 1,1,,,.. .... . .„. , , , ^ ' i'"" lolts or over:. tuba type prafartad
lOtntMl TIlfBMTTH IMBTAUB OR | i i on, ,s»(nx
INS I AI.I.KD AMI UK-
oaired. Prices moderate and estimate*
fraa. laUai akaa* Matal Wotfca. Pbone
rapalra your furaacaa.
luaranteed. Lowest prices,
aatlmate 3«ao.
Best work i
Phone for i j >""JN1>; 401
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ENCYCLOPAEL'IA BAKCIAIN I t.S
.^V volumas. modern and in perfect cou
OULL BE fc>UUPHliji:.D al our piicr;. ditlon: would maka an exooUenl alfl lur
f^' aiti BaaaMk BMaa laa
Ai'i'iy :t I'tirtalyBdrmhr. 4aa«i ta
Bid! 1. City
afcava varkj alai lattartiaads
14 WANXLI^— FkJMALE UKLt
BKAXnr PARLOR IM VXOTORIA MBBD8
ant-alaaa aparatar; auat ka tkor>
aaalL Apply Baa tm. Ortealat.
QOOK-ORNmAL: Uki rAMILT'fflVK.
V DAILY
OOVBRNB8S
lauiuagei. mu.su
ho'ir iv.v fji;n I ();,jni>t
A LADY WiaHEH POJilTIUN AS HOUSK
keeper to widower, one or two chil-
dren no objection Capable lo leacta
musir Box 6f»-.!(l ( '.h.i.ist
CJTENOORAPHEHa CIVIL BEKVICE EX
i9 aAlBBllaBa: eoacbina by ei cwu
aarraati last Dominion esaminatiun ail
. I pupils taklnii truir I najiBed sainf re-
TEACHINO I >uHs laM frov ii' n: riaii.ination.i Cla'^ss
now foriij.n.. .\r* Ki.» Bo^;i,r»» tM. huol
•J'.O Illbbrn Hoi.r
^HCiHtMANU aCUUOU 1011 OOVERN-
r> cr.eut a raak MaiBaa aakiaaab iRat'-
ouah tuition.^ nrnliriUa ptfagai.
Phone 374.
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31
nUttBTTBRIAM
St. Aadiawa Praabytcrlan Church
Liter. Rav. H. P 8 Luttrell. B.A. Oraanlat
: and cholmaster Je.ue A L.onrfleld. 8ab-
" I bath school. 9 4'. a in Ttie mlnlaUr will
occupy tha pulpit both momina and ava-
nina. Man lad aamaa. ii a'clack. Bar-
moo, 'iHvlna OuManec," laaiah xn. 91
Solo. The Is Mv I.lehf lAimsen'.
•3 I Mr <lr„ -Ksri,,- , '1 ra.ile and Her
♦1 I iao.v%' l
aa I Sermon \ i , i vv
IS i Paalrn
73
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hour ,11"! . li r
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t*r,- n..
IKK. 35c AN
i' 4i33R
WORK.
M< IRNrNi
k Oak llii
■AJ spare time at boma vrltiaa afaaveards.
na canvaaaina or solieitinc Wa laatruat
rau and nupply you with work Writa ta>
day. Tbe Menneimt Couipany. lABUIaik
J4 DcmUilon B„.;, u Torojito
1^-^OH CARE OF" ONLY CHIlJi. Bii^ i
years, nurse or lovernesa. over li and
/ 100K-0ENERAL RSQUlREa
^ dally. Boa MM. Colaalat. _
r^NOLISH I.ADY. EDUCATKr) ENOLANtT
» France. Oermany. year t-'n. vrrsitj
alUarma, aaaka poattiaa ta Ubrary. koofc
TtPTORma IN SCHOOL OR ADVANCED
K'iKi'M Morv. praneh. i.,nr.di'
loi i .,1,1V and aoneral • lo* iei,is>-
■•''■11 '"I- nil') evi-nlne* ReaiUent Oak
it.i Ml ■< ^ ;<j ' o,oir...t
ic r III : 11 .i &
590T Y
Plione moiulues. ] maehlna, 3ti
r>AROAIN— NEW AOTO RIMtl— AMD
^ alactrle Biator. eoapMa tar aawlna
7M Paadara Ayeaua.
^.AJtAOE FOR RBMT. TRIJTCH arnUCTr.
mtXL
INA D D
Dra»ina.
BBAUTIFUL AMPHION HALL
/ 1 OROOM-a STORt . 738 YATES aTRJOrT.
Vl for rent W,' particularly aollrlt hl«h-
Clasa altriiioon »ni ivrnina parties 4:,o
lovely thHir&, 3u n, new i ard tablea. 2
va-' ^'ovr^. -silver and rJ.ina »ar,» .sutficient
lo a'at .'40 for refr ?tiinrnl.. very fine
BABY CARRXAOB WORKS. M3 FORT.
Phone 30M Wa laafca aEira laaa Baa-
Uah carriace*. tM. AU kiafiaf aoMlya.
ENaUBBWOMAN. LONG RF.SIDK.M !S
Brtttah Oalttmbia. ii apcn ^i.i,a«r
raenta by tha hour, conapanioo. rardeoer.
"tc. Bos 9i»9, Ooloelal
yaara atdi aoad
PBane (
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Mala Uala •••••«•. ..••aaaa*.
Manird Miu-ellan^Maa
Wtoud lu Burrow
Waatad ic Buy llomea
Ranted to Keut— rurnished Uouaaa
Wanud to nam Mlaaalli
17
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• rme, 7.30 o'clock. I LI'
With a onal SklMnr.'lj-^
ood la OarTa&a'M --^
iCarny Mr A W Trevett. Anthem
■ Still, htlll With Thee iCouncelD; solos
by Uls* laobal Crawford and Mr. Durrani
A taaaitp teTttatlaa ia aataadad la an to
eaaaa aad iaia ta^waa MrrSaa.
SMOJ.
Gnu. lOLP WITB CBtLDHSH. APTBR-
nooaa^ 1136 McLaren Phane d4<lX
AIRDRBBSINO
for N
lort .street
OU8BKBBPBR OK OENEKAL
y iRU II. wooifi un ffOBmoM oo-
I ina
7J4IH
H AIRDRBBSINO OPERATOR WAN l ED
for Nanalmo hraiu h Kiriti Rro l'T-
>EFINBD WOMAM WILL LOOK Amt
hiMras ovaBlava aaaMM. Oeiealat.
h
J ^ En,IABLB
Ri
rook.
tOH I'l
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BUkaa poattiaa with
■•iwip. ar by day.
REPORMBD EPISCOPAL
Vkastati to RoBW-
C'hurch of Our Ix>rd, HuBlbaldt aad
Blanahard. Rector. Rev A daB. Ovao.
Services. II a m and 7 30 p.m.
SPIRITUALliT "
ORANT— Ta JoceliN ■■..if .
a datiaktar. Victoria, a c
John Urant.
Beplembcr
Ptrst Spiritual Ohuroh, Harmony Hall.
734 Port Street Serrlce. 7-30 p.m.: siib-
iaet. "How to Live a Thr,ii«and Yaara":
apaaker, Mme Sherry M. - u^ea Clrclca.
Monday and ThirsiLi i m All wel-
come'
I MTKI) < HLHCU Of CANADA
'I ftIA HAIRDRE.S - ! N <
Mi.-.i .Siiccensfiil r. llr ■•• 1
MILLET— At tha ^akUaa Hoapltal. an Sep ,
taafcar M, ta Uif. and Mra. N. O. MlQcy. I Road and Quadra street
b/a MiehMaa Btfaat, a aon. ~
-r _ - a aa—
DEATHS
rSARB— Oa BcpUoikar 33. Mra. DsPSCllP
Ptars. aaed forty-one years: karn la
■ •■"'■'i.-M' D',,' n Rncland. a
-..(1. n- , It,! , for , the
ciKiuern .m .i and wiie of Mr, Charlaa
R. Paars, of 1037 Quaan's Avaouc. Mra
Pears leave* lo mourn her loaa. kaaldes
her liu.<iband, one dauchter. Dorothy, at
lioine four .-.laters and one brother in
Enaland She was recorder of the
Maaaabaart Laalon of ihi', iity
The funeral will take place on Monday.
Oiiooer I, .'I J oiioik. iroiii tlir Hands
Funeral Chapel I(e\ !•• A V ( hadwKk
will onoute al the chapel, and al 3 30
o clock a start wrvtoe will be conducted
at St Marrs Oattreh. Matchoaln. by the
Rav. U. M, law 111 aad tha remains will
ka laid ta raat ta Mia ekarah cemetery
3 MAUIAOI8
RBXD-LCWTAS--Mr~'and Mn, mm-
rlti annnunre the marrlaaa af "
dauahter. Mr^ Cora M l,ewtas.
Oeor»e Reid. Replember J« Th'
married by Rev Or. SIpprall'
Panoaaaa.
Hr.-'t United Church, corner Balmoral
M^nlMter. Rev
W. O. Wilson, MA, DD ^.^^.l^tnIH niin-
laUr. Rev. J O U Botap**. BA. BD
Praoaatar. W. C. Fyfe Rev. Dr. WUaoo
•Ul praaeta at both service*, it a.m. and
7:30 a.m. Bunday school. S 4S am. Inter
aMMlata* and seniors, 11 a.m . beilnnerv,
prlBaarles and mniori Mornlna. Anthem.
"Oraat la the l.nrd 'Marchanti Evenlni
Anthem, Jc.mj I'rucleaa Treasure" <Rob-
arUK quarUlte. Lead. Kladiy Uatat"
Mra. W. M. WiUoo..Mlaa B.
Smith. B. Pyfa and W c. Pyf*.
< OLLEOE
m Vu-t..rl«
MAI-:' !■ 1 ..:"! C.,!l e.lv.u.irj f Ul. -O,; .
aludeiii. 3!)c. Haircut. 23c. Shampoo,
aoo. Maaiaarlaa. faalala. aia.. katt ptiaa
Raat Work la OHy at Vrtaa
IVUa BEAUTY COURSE: BAST TMIMS
Wa tap You While We Trala TSB tat a
Uiata-aalariad Paattlaa
114 WOOLWORTB VtTILDIMO
SHAMPOOINO. MARCELLINO. IPAFBt
- curlinc, curlina. halrcutilna. manlcur-
Ina. at reduoad prices. Phone 3M0. B O.
School of HAirdreaalnt , second floor. Say-
ward Bulldina.
,J 1 ENOORAPHEnS' CIVIL SERVICE EjT-
amiii'i ' ' o-i^ 'ni'..,i,i hv i-i-clvll
.servant la.,: I umi ■ i, . x .i n. .n a l.oii all
pupils lakina grade 1 pataed. *ai
aulta la.st pruvloolal
now (ormini. Naw
310 Hibbea-Booa.
1>i < in: II YOUNO ontL WOtMJ) MIND
w children, whole or part Uaia. Baa
children, wbole
. Oolonlat.
'OMAM WARTB
hour.
>7fl7H
BT DAT OR
nana
ra-
U'OM A.N W A.N I .S
da» or hojt Pbone &4I3R
ll -ORKINQ HOUSEKBEPEIt~ DB8IRB8
> y poaition: tlrat^aaa oaok aod auiaai
oa okiacUea ta om at t«« aWldna.
1. Oolaatat.
YOVnO LADY. 3SCPBRIENCBD. WILL
take ebarte of children eveatnaa. Box
6an. CalODlat.
21
rLK:>UNALS
V.SK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL FREER S
Hairdre.salni Parlors. 740 Fort.
\ "K luRIA SCHOOL ( IK AH I
> UHTHOFF, Dtp O .S A
F;al!.t,n«. Deaun. c;<.riimet' .al Art Mfe (irand" ptano fo'r cioi'vrla 'and rocltai*. prl
cia.-,.He.> i-uii twnr «.ii i..-i leiin ■ , iu,,j»e i ^^j, pukUc. Let US have your book-
Monthl, rales !l,r.. clause . i , . jio. , ,n„ ,or Pall and Winter. Same al-
iwo. »« so, one. 14 .^^) Life classes 15% 'ready Uken for November Solid oak floor,
extra <'>>^drim8 elaaa. M, BMidlo at s4 feet lona. for din.ma. unlimited heat:
Gordon a. Tatea Btraat. Pfiwaaa 1717 and ' t -i^va'.^-* best cX liahu bat caid
iTt-aTOsaK isat:
V'R-IOKIA bCHOOL OF BXPRaaaiON
Kiocuiion. ataalBf. MaalaaL Mra.
Wilfrid ord. utlSxTm 4SaaamlC
phaae 333.
t ; ■. I 1 1
VICTORIA SCHOOL 0>
roi<
' el'
Sysici
|ua«<' V
lasii n
'^oiam PRODUCTION.
very reasoaaWa.
<UI1VP1IK OO.
Phooe 14
elocution. Plays. Song
Physical Culture, ctiolr Modern Lan-
I'T'ireasor B deP DmocbOWakl.
lion alven by hlahly specialised
trained teafhers only. Principal —
MRS. WtLPRIO ORD, LT.C L.
Brittah Board af Eduoatlaa Diploma
•I* Vaaeaoyar Street nam Mt
T>RIVATE GARAOS AT IMS J0HM80M
k na. JT street. Apply Hid Tataa Stiaat.
tlon.
pRIVATB OARAOB FOR RMfT. BLAM-
A- abard St. aaar Bay. Pbeaa
837 PORT BTRBrr. KIGB STORE. WITH
heat, aaltakla for hair dreaalnc or boot
repairing; rant ttS. Joaepn C. Bridcoian.
•04 Brotuhton Street.
ti Mi'.sir
IIAMJO. MAMDOLW. OUZTAJI AKD ALL i
aBaaprik4Bt<Bp».
E.
A POOT. VIOLIN. PIANO.
Tataa St. Pbonea l«S9 and SnOi.
\f IBS POX — PIANO
iU pupU*- hoBMa If daalrad. IIM VvftHt
AT
Phone 34S«L.
MANDOLIN. BANJC AND ODTTAR
_ uaght by Mr*. Att&ald. M4 Breuabtaa.
It MMUa SMT. (tatdaaee a4MTl.
f«A
MA.VO
BURNSIDE BOW LING CI t'R DF8IRES | A
to thank tlir many iu. , i' i i <..^■ ' — '
vwrvEBSAL cRUBcn or
HOE Hall. 1316 Broad Mrr..i Bible
class. .1 pm Evenine aei ■. . ^ , lo.
ject. Findiaa Me", apeaker. Mra. Ploicnce
J5"% !!!!?*•*• Spdatp PhlUlpa
HeallBf
ANTBD — WBIX BDtfOATBD TOUMO
nun wllliiie to wrrk In nl'e place.
'>'- 'loiiirs (.'•i 'loii - ti .Steady
l <" ,11 niui- 11' < llH ,!< l 'ilonUt,
UA.NIKI) » I 'mK c,E.-,hR.M.« I.IVK IN
or daily, liouae-parlormatds. nuraa-
bauaenurid;. kitcaaa aw^ f^^laaUtwUaa.
Apply laploymeDt Sarvli
DAM ROYD IMANO AND SIMOQiO
I ,p. , ~~ 1305 Yatei tfl per month. MTIL.
pllcants ro-r the portion of groi-oi-n *n. li-VoLUMBIA SCHOOL
39
2JB8K ROOM
WAN I U) 1 (» KI N ! —
Ml^t Kl I \NI.(H S
m
BRiDOB LAMP sPBoiAL— Mumrmn.
wrouabt Iron bridge lamps, with IS^lB.
parchment shade*. 14 96 Ht'ideni;
lust the thing for honu «',rk
Klaotfla Iroaa. 33.75. Toasters.
o^tajisf
POX 4k MAIRWAIIIMO
413 Part stfaet
BOOKS I BOOKS I
ta aatact Uom at _
Mart. 74a-7«l Port Siraoa.
WE HIIY 0(>i1D DI.SCARD
ed clothliie. lluu^ehold mien, rhlna
illverBare Jentlry B.->1 i r;te» paid Wi
call Sh.w St i-'u . 'ios Kori aireei
I IHuNb tuan Vi/tL PAY UABl PKlCKe
1 lot bottles, rags, tOOl*. stoves, fur
niture ur anything else fou wUh to dlaputi
aLWaaaU any where, any Hate. Try u«
RAOB. aon-iuta. MAOiEB. iUtUL. Blu
■a|^^jKtaaa. SaaaaiaBla ciaaaad
.ST AR "^XCHANCiK FWTS OLL
'iinonda. wuii I , ir any arti
" ■ I B ' t .'. 'i,' w ■ 1 ,1 >' ii'shes
rjiHF.
clr oi
price
ViOTORlA JtNK.
Uia Wbart Bi.
AOCNUY OO.
uiw wnart bl Pbaaa UN
w
— BATWROOM .SOALMB Ol
wkMhlas auahiaa Idr sra. Cyan
laiab Hauaa Bchaali 44mT
BOATS. LADDERS. PARK 8WINU8.
dog kennels, chicken houae* Jone*
Broa.. 837 Furl Btreet. pbone tia3.
BRATTT BLKTTRkTw
tBfe. Pbaaa dM.
/'^OLLBOTOR OP ART WOULD DISPOBB
V..' valuable palatlnca. old cloeka. bronaea,
china, reaaonakle. Mo deaiara. Box Mtk.
Colonial.
/ IIDBR BARItaUi. WINE
alsaa (aak>. Shipped
WiUtiaaoa (aaopar), 341 ootva
city Market.
y-^mUD'S WHTTB ENAMEL COT, I^HDF
aapwharc
Road, ^nd
tX'ANTBD FDR CRIPPIED MAN PRO
pellinj wheel chair Miv Macklem
U3S Richardson Streel Phone
V\,'AI«TH>— PALL OR WINTER APPUSn
'ar ajMMilBdi m apr tao. SaMiaiaii
llTAMED KI.FX-IR
Vv tf.ine. lair .-r.odel
IITAWTED BAT
VV Phone
U'ANIKl) HI'. 11
.•■tiotgun F 1 1
C WASHINO MA
Pbone ML
RADIO
^ 1 IIAMMERIKS.-
> >»!', Vlatarla, b c
aW-R
Apply
'ly.
U 'ANTED— TENDER lo
autton. UxM. 300
SaeraUry. Girt ovMas
B.O. Phone it.
WAIrrBD— LOAD OF FURNnt'HR FOR
Duncan or wa» print- . n .s pir-mbrr
15 Ht\tf{-i f^'f'iitir ( romti Carlaar- r:o
U'A.Mi,.!) lo pr;ii n
fi I ' ajKti riione 1
U 'ANTED BR VCUCi AND PAK1»
radios and part* Phcina 7S»
A,SE lUAMONUa,
1483
sold aeparataiy.
»«7 Staacoe St.
Wl I H U8K OF PUUNE.
M POK 8AUI. tmcnXANIOIfS
CARPENTER'S
owner rir.,,'
urma spc
»»'K WIl
V V t' .1 t« 1
X CALX AND COl.lKCI WASTU
I.-'OR SALI-: .11 11X1 s cnn. MATnir.K.s i*,*"", ""^li"
1 ami hiuli chair Plinnc 41.'>IIR
U'E BUY (JOOD CLASS *UfU«lTtiliA.
carpet*. gUaavare aad MtMaaag*
Good prices paid OddrSlMa Daaflai
laA
Brirni\«i materials
UOOPIMO PAPKH — A LAKOa BTUOK
Msrittdaa^
Brtiiah PuSltSw'ViR "tWff Part at.
15
I,''OR SALE - HOT WATER HEAICK.
' suitable for email apartment hoaae or
kreenhouae. T Pllmley. Pllmley'a Oaraie
T^'^OR SALE^i
.SI- V I- ha: Mil ill
k.' grade gun*, ini :ini:iiK vv>^l:, t Uu hard
and other well known makrn Oun*
kouaht, sold and exchanaed I Plimley
Oarage. lOlO Yates Street Phone «n~
ft'MWWl '"^ HOLD WANTBU I RE
<BVJl/t;U qniif a lot of cold and allvt,-
In my Jewelry b laine,,, Hrins In your out
watches. Jewelry. diaaiond» and *olul
• Uver I will iiiaka > ou a aenarou* aUew-
aoca lor other aooda o' par caab. W H.
WUAeraoa. Jeweler. Uia Uouata* Btreet.
BOOM AND BOARD
EDS
maaL.
!(:
< Monthly
il-
'lOSY. SMALL, HAiRCUTTiN'. HI AUTY ' °' !e»»<>Ba. 1M» BfBad Btreet
y-> aarlori central laeauoa: modern equip-
Rea-
Ooad Bualaaaa aaaaaatlaa.
sanaMa ptiaa: tatau. Baa arid. Oataalat
/ ^RY8TAi> mmm » Bma«R. •«
^-J appdiRtment aniy Phent 3403 or 340^..
17
1/«LS1E. hNlliKH flA-.'i ANU IHH'HY
-J LeaftoMi a' |. ,plla Uomca 1603 tcifbtil
b-i r.: II
nei. 1 t
COMPLETE SINOLE SIZE; 3
' ook alovf, kitchen table, chalra.
\. ,1, al.M • 1410 Pembroke.
TTtOR SALE - TFN VOLOMBS i nr
" Source Book f'nrTclopedla co't I»j
street Phone 473tL.
tss irox. - piAho
rrCZEMA
8 If d
WAMTBD — CAPAMLB HOOaBKBSPBR.
katweaa 3» and ta yaara. Waaaa.
1*
COMINO EVENTg
I. at Mc'flsv.
/^Al>BQRO BAV PAVIUOIy. OANOINQ
y Thntaday aad Saturday nights
ta 'raauay hant a orehaatra. Dances,
card parttaa. Imwhaaaa ar taaa arranged.
Afuroaaa taaa a laaalaity. urinapii<Mu<:
ttanca^ any tlBM. ^
OJLK. PROlic Ai«p~~DAMCB. TEM
Ma Hall. North Park streat. Thur«
October 41 h i.,n Acres' four-piece
■ 'f ' ^ Admiaalon »0c.
without child t'Jt
child. »16 Api'lr J -
man. A r i o«- sinlin 1' o
month; alth aea
n, aeeUaa late-
H U.
let
cihe,
CCf '-ii"* r ^' n ^ ; /
ernnieri;. ,-^ireet
H rl.M !•( r: I'lXTH-
II hiiii di5caa«i. When
M
(
1 w I N HANKS — IdARCBI. 75Ci
» * A .M KD
» ' euced I
mUlloery
eifice. H
IMO.'iOUUIiLY kJCPERl
rimmera and makers for our
' toaaaL Asr'
a Bay Oa.
ut. 35c; in yaaf heaia. Pbaaa dWlLi.
1 OAT-B MOJC POK WnX nOMAOHs'
rTO0 WOtILD BB WELL 8BB O.
Warden M -T n iPoctnr of Mechano
Therapy. No cure i,o pav l^turra
Fridav Hum Phone rii.'< NIaeara
\X7ARTBD— A YOONO OIRL TO LOOK
*~ aflar twa children, afternoona and
50me evenlnaa. Apply 1373 Craiadarrocta
P voi-R WATCM 1)11! . \i r oiVE
, , _ , - f atulactlon, brioa It to the "Watch
hou.iework and two (Bench " Malnsprloaa 31. cleaning 31
tldS
A I
i
MniB MOqUt. laAA. mMO AMD
Theory. . PipSa piapaiad far aU aaaaa..
"Mtyera' Mathad." Ir.raata Ooaaarvatory
far kaataiiera. iUasanakla feea. SdOtT
elude three candidate* takina lust place
la af ' " — ■ " — ..
1411
U 'ANTBD—
to help
ANTBD — REPINBD,
llh
rouna rhilfiren. on poultry ranch Write. | b„,k,we ,u„,fc $oc. Corner Tatea aad
Da-
rall or phone Mm
:iiock f-arni. Lanuford
9 IN MKMOBIAM
POULTON-^B^tofte^BMlSSw^^
pauiton. wSia paaaad bbsp Bapuakii M.
Loving and k nd in sll of hm wa- n.
Upright and lust to the end nf his days.
Sincere and true in heart and mind.
A keauUful manary left kehind.
Of a gentle aan and brother true and kind.
Wa hava loat aad Heaven hav gaiaad
One af the kaat the world enntataad.
But oad will link the hmken rhaia
ttlll rinaer when we meet again
8hor; WRji 111' r»ce, lnn« i^ hi.« re^i
IJod called- him home when he Ihouiht
btal
The lea* la greet that we aaalalB,
But in the Better Land we hap* ta
aaaln.
UAMSIEMLAl^ LAKSSIBla — DA3tOI».U
ta Plifa Otahanra awtf
•ill.
■twsay.
Inserted by hla a»dther and sL^ter
IDAN - ... am laving mrmoi
arlkH intla^aaa, wllUaaL
(BIINai. wha dtad Saptaaiher if, 1137.
MR.
TAMOFORD LAKESIDE
Ozard, having returned froat Ma
diiTs. la Biain leadlod tha draiaatfa .Avery
.Mk kali-
bURTOM HALU-.RB0PCNTNO DANCE.
Prtday. Octaker ft Len Acres Ihree-
•,*'*•..•'•'»••*'•• Rafreahmenu. Admia-
alon 30 casta.
OCT t FAOLES- WHIST
. w Eagles' Hall, 1313 Oovem
sr.i^-?Ht*"' »»'••«• Ad-
mlaalaa 33 centa.
VV
»• Ba.vle.^. Wood-
Helniont 33L
ANTED. AT ONCB USEFUL HELP.
I Blanahard Streeta. eppeatte Library.
with knowledge of nursing, to take ibm
charae ot home, family of two: wife an
invalid; Engllah prefrrrrd Phone R4«4R
JtTlD— COOK - OKNBRAL, APPLY.
^MTBlBda, IMS Hya»*M.
^1 ADAMX OLIVIA. OLAIRVOVAirr.
VV
front aalte. 733 Port Street. Phaae
MARCBL AND HAIRCUT IN TOOR
home: experienced operator. 40dlRl.
\\,»ANTBD OIRL OR WOMAN FOR CiEN-
V V en
ral hou,<iework. sleep out
Phone
MONDAY, r
drive, Nev
KOYAL SfJCTBTT OP ST. OlOROE
Openlns lecture on Tuesday next.
October a. by 3|iaa Arnew, aubleri. a
Y'OUNO OIRL TO MIND BABY AND
asaiat in contaeUeaenr atara, «a
Oraliflower Road.
It AQBNT8 WANTED
AeiO •• PRIVATB CHRISTMAS
OreetUia Card sample bonk fiee, man
and woman already n.tkin* five uoiiara up
daily, in spare time, experience or capital
Racent -Trip to Aouth America. "ihiVh I ^ oarretson Oa.. Rraatiard,
eiaded vlalta to Panama Canal Zone. Pertr,
Bolivia. Araentlna and Braail. Souvrnlrx I lJBLL ABSOLtrTE WW I— 11 1 IM COST
,,^„ „ . . I*"' ke exhibited. Conaervallvo Club 1 3r. »(«|I a&c Prieaa lowaat Mevan .iir
SarttaJi ' muT' ^ 5Li;": Hoom*. Campbell BuUdln.. 3 o'clock " ferent a:S;Ur JlT'^tSwi ffe?'^'', ;
aarima uuw 3aa._ Wliuaa Jordan . aa,r,o»»;j-V^ -ii;i~i^ 'Salea Co.. 13 Baat Uth at.. Maw Voik
MAROARBT SANGER 8 BOOK "PAMILT
Limitation. " II Be wl*e in time. V.
Wlnataa. M71. Kuclld Aveaaa. yaaeaavar.
MB^
VIOLIN
ACADEMY OP MUSIC VIOLIN
Ernest Bemple. phone ion Also
Mitchell Street. Oak Rav phone 31M.
/ IOLUMBIA sen
v_ violin in«trui 1 1
1104 Broad Phone
rXPERIBNOBD
Monthlv friiala
e\AHfb.i cAL< — iBLANO Wi/4UUW *
/ Carpet Cleaaiaa Oa.. 317 Port. Pbeaa
tais Beiweea waadra aad Vaacaaver
w M Hue bee
j,''KARD CONCERT GRAND PIANO POR
antiques Phone 1B38L
DOROTHY ntANOIS, VIOUM BTODiO.
MM oak Bay Ava. Pkaaaa MHR sad
■IMUIMS
BRUCE HAMILTON, DRAMATIC TBROR
Specialiat in voice production
for profeulonal engaai
polntment phone 233IX.
nta.
Open
For ap-
oa unta ouunbis
DOI7QI.AB AT inniBOLDT
BMD nnufBR
Me bloamed tn oar tardan awhile.
And gladdened our haaru with hla love:
But Jeaua haa uken our lltUa flawar
Ta Moom tn HI* aarden akart.
— laaartad ky hla father and aatbar.
braltMr and aiaura,
MARKMVrT In loving memarv of Mother,
.... . '"^^ aajjteaker.
13l7l alee Brother Jack wha dtad Bew-
tember 3Sth, 192s Ever »
ky auale. Jack and family
iTDflBAL BTRKCTORS
I jn in. -irx«_»_«ji_ — — - -
cmaa
lAMDa rVNERAL 00.
it Mil Qaadia 81 rev
m aad TMM.
at real
NIaht and Day
iJT ANDREW S AND CALBOONIAN SO- , "
u ii*'"l'L '•f'***' •<»«'•• meetina. A o P "rT
Hall. Thuraday. September 4. 7 if, p m I H
prompt Ladles t>Iea«e bring refreahmenta I
PrleiWa and vi»iiors weliome |
rpME ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF \TTtHriON\ K/
I the Victoria Oarriaon Badminton Cluk 'JM> paparbaM
will be held at the Armone*. Bay Btreet. I PlkaadT^ No Tab (aa
■ITUATios^ WAf
MAI.K
_ . — - tea. Bay Btreet.
on Tuesday naiL Octaker 3, at 5 p m. All
members are raauaatad ta attend
rpHE LAntEB' AOXIUARY TO BRIT-
* tania Branch Canadian Lealon pro-
KALSOMININQ, PAIN I -
baaalaa. Braken aia^a re
Pkane 6484L
areaalve whlat. .Monday. Uetafear 1 a
4J 30 IUEf«lAY PARTNER WHlST, 80E
Hall Twelve prixca. two U. two 33,60.
o 13. two tl.ld^ !«• 31. taa fio. I^la-
tW'
ainn 35c
II
Mr< a • f
e m r.
,een an" \ i. I '-
- -u. Phono 333
CURKV
SUN
attawaej^attaa u any
*«'^ififcaWk2r.?iBta
> Mi.tNEf rii VKR SHOP. PHONB 1330
V.> Leadma iionau a* Vaaaaiivay lalaad,
ia' ' "
dM Part^Vikat
aad Oaaitat
Ph*
i%«>l
Not I h " .1 ,i f >
.MONl'MK.M AI. WdUKS
IIWARV MUMiiiJCNTAl. LiU
WANTBD— MALS HBLP
n«Y8 TO SELL CHAT FLA miT'ldAStt
■ » aine. Juat oul 910 Oordon Street.
IKiYO TO SELL UELIMEATOR MAoV
» » line at i,n crnn gio OordOO Street
HOY WANTED WrrH WHnL~~Ow| Drue '
Co . Campbell Blda/^^ uwi Drug bh'.!. colonist.
|,^XPER1F.NCEI) GARDEN EH. HANDY-
I^ man ,37i. reliable, wania work^. any
kind Phone 3!Va0R3
EXPBRIIDtCXD BOOKKXCPER WOULD
take aha rae ar aet of hooka, whole or
part tliA Addreaa 1131 Woodstock Avknue
i 4 ARAOtH.
L^AFETY RAZUR SLADBS RSSHARP-
» eacC na aad Me pai
reaatrcd. 7M Part Street.
rnmrri after a TEDintis dav tHB*
I try Ihe Or.ainal Wll.'»blre I on a-co
H.-II ■ o'l II he (teliahted at thla mmp'" «nri
' J , r X i>,-n,'.i V e ir-atmeiit ( iff ice hry-'* ' '
noon to * r ni Piione 3342 N' -
number. 'OA Savward H iildinc
VO O U B HAIRDRBSAUIO PARLOR,
With or without appnlBMl3R>. flMM 1.
•04 Port. Ptaoa* 4413.
AltTMlNUM HPEfTAI-
V V ttea and combinallona make excellent
gift* for weddtnaa. Wm. tmray-Oordaa.
Phone 3101 or 3I)0X.
UniBN YOU OO TO TKB ROYAL
TTieaire. go fo Arniip'« Royal Con-
andlcs. soft
/ lOLOMBU BOHOOL— VOCAX. COLTVRB.
V/ iiAiiaa BMthatfi krtBlkat aaaaaaaaa.
1104 Broad.
U
DANCING
HILL'S BARGAIN HOUSB— NBW AMD
used furnltu-e Hill's. tTt Pan dare
Ave.. e nianshaf'-!
44S Ml i-K AL IKaTaUMK.NXa
WHEN TOO BDY A
USED OR NEW PIAMO
FROM KHNT-S
YOU IX) NOT OAMBLE1
rpHE ONE-PRICE PIANO QTOlUC
A AMD YOU DO not pay
THE NEW
*-!a>rr KXNT PIANO
dPtiwO Only
(»4.»~ HAMILTON PIAMO
•r only ,
41- M|~ HOWARD PIANO
^JJu Only
PAY
new What otlei ' H « ^«8'' Coloi!i«i
■ ."^OK SALE SIX TONS OAT UAY. W
r atack. SM PM tSB. «|sir B. MBaMar
Koysl oak.
PX>R BALE— ICIMO APPliaS,
*■ pound. Wm. Tucker. Oordon Head
l/«OR SALE — RLFLX. WIN . 33 RE- |
A* peater, 113 50 live-tube radio. 145:'
new 301A tubes. 11.00: traniformers. 13 50.
eight loud apeakers. iZ.H. new Utah cone
•paakert. 33,75; Radlela speaker. H.7S; llaM
glaaacs and eaae. tS 75: mantel elack. tt.ISi
bicycle outer tire*, new. 31 45 boy'r bicycle.
113 50 sent a bicycle. 317 .0 late style
epeelaclea. to Ot an/ alabt. 13 75. Jake
AarAtaan'a ilaw aad SaSaadJIaad Stare.
Ml Jehnaaa Styaot. PhaaaW*.
APAUDaEN
Traaaaal aad
watae la
UOTBU •41
lealdaatlati aaatrai:
bmT mSSm mSu
A
CCOMMODAnOM PMI
men prlvaM
" L.
I ». iAf!D AND ROOM.
I» Park, fcilli ronilorto of i
NEAR ATHLFnc
an'l a
I of Ptano. 13b per month r n 4 :1.
1?
ON A''( o|tl)
H. ,. ,1 t,
fi4, F'RINCH..S.S AVKffOE
mi: I ' F'hoii^ «a«3
MOD-
L)OARD RBSXDBNCB. UAJTRONT.
<4HERRY HANK COMP'ORT ,
e«i ellenf table, i ioa- in
1
.-^OR SALE - BABT OAMIAOBl 33^
Phone 3MIX.
I-^OR SALE — HDBBARl i
proover and bread pan*.
OVEN.
Phone 4300 Y.
I .■'OR 8ALB MANURE. IN ANT ODAN-
llty F Orifflii Phone «ftS4r7
'!■•»•'•> |<''OR 8ALB iRENTAL CONSIDERED' -
> — » >
3334
mrdaon gas donkey engine, Phooe
RDsaiAN ucHoou or oancino
NavlM. T. Platawa.
atraat. Amo mt or IMS.
4M RaBaaiUr
LEARN TO DANCX— PRIVATB LSBaONB
ar claaaaa. apccial attaatlan to ke-
#*> WEEKLY
, <No intereatl
Pree Dallvary at oaea
TUB KBNT PUMO XO., LTD.
Ml Tataa'Btraat
A~3MIS ORTHOPHOmO POR msT^iMI
or tenaa Phooa TT14Y
4 U»OST~A ^OIPT— PLAYER PIANo".
• a With mtralr rolls and bench. Apply
> Hampton Road, near Burnalda.
I »rinNHWtrK ORAMOPHONR. LAROS
' ' ' '.del. and eishly-lwn records. In per-
leri inndition. a bargain 3446 Haranoa
8tre-i Phone 13J0X
y«OR BALR-OAB SAW. PIRMT-OLABB
r eaadlUaai SIM ninaUis aaat. OOkaraa.
Booka
•ai.K HIXIM.'^
fii-n- TU40
KPI.VINSIDE. 1114 RoCKIANti MEAP.
' .ok A lew vacancn i tor the Winter
IBpernil rai' for two sharina a laatpi MBI-
frrtahie draiking room and liMittBaPiaBl .
I with nree Phone 37350
T AST IS aSTABLIBHINO CLUB REBI-'
^ **%*wBaajSi«iKsB'?'
1473 Port Street Phone «5aaR
JAROE FURNISHED FRONT BEDROTM
suitable for couple hoard inr| jdefi iyi
Vancouver ntreet Plione 7a03R
NEAR JAMES BAY HOTEL. ROOM AND
hoard la privaM family ; haaM aaa
torta: aaa af plana. I^oaa tMlRT^
(JOOD
pauad; praaarvliid ar aatina,
Pallaek Raad. Oardan Head.
R, Ohurk.
ataaara. Mlaa Whlta. SaaiayRBUdtM. or I I^^^R sale conn o MS^DY SAZO-
ITM RaakUkni AveaHO. Phaaw 40d7L { * phone, practically aew. Phaae MML.
STUDIO
Bafldlaa.
\'ICTORlA
Htocker
STUDIO or DANcma- ir"^"
WMue .',..P
aim, after 1
■R l)KL^.-).U.\KLNCa
OR BALB-KMARB BABT (MUMD
lana. M asliadM eaaditlaa. Phaae
3374R
/ 4 f)On PFARH AND APPTJ!fl. 2r I n
^ I come lor them Allan Bond. ll-
.PaUner Staaet. Lake _HU1, Phone 773«RI
QdAri~iit£iK BB0i*irou' pit. .
ORiw^htAMURB "SjR SALBr' TRAM
in*, 'xraiatlne, etc Phone 54341.3
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. INCLUD-
la« practically naw exaaaalve ehaatar-
field aiitta. aak dintna-room aulte. wicker
den aulte. bedroom suKea. library table.
Monarch ranee, electric washer. Hinger
drophead. Planet Junior ciilllvalor ruvn.
etc Mo dealrrn Phone Mr Awde. 23BT
or 4 1731, for Information, etc or ,1 lo 8
p IT' ftiday and 8ai'irdat
Ii, I I
N
WOULD TAKE A PATIF-V:
ooaralaacent or boarder ta a que
hama. at IM Oayammaat Straat, Phaae
7M«X. _
J >I FARUNT
I ir.^ 1I3T
I',,. na! II,
I» A n K t riiu , V
r olri f OI f ft I ^
Tne «"t h">kfaat
board If rte i r r mne 37?QI fiaraa*
QUAB
special rate*
Verrlndee Ave
TWIN OAKR, COMFORTABLE
tera; aueat* or MmMo
for permanent aueeta. ISTT
fjnWO dOMPORTABl.Y F tl R N I 8 H E fi
I room*: meal« arranged Phone 72e7R
MIS Fort Fireei
rpHE JAMF.i=i RAV HOTEL.
,1 ETISMAKINO
ID50R
AND
ENriNo ALTERATIONS.
itiir- tepmra. day
or ronlract Pnon'- ! riv
ARIUBD MAN. EXPERIENCED IN
1 municipal »<
years, wants situation Box
OVI
•70-J. Cole
f /*r I n
'I: '.I'k
It
TO EXCRANOB
I ,i EJWMA
1 ' fo'ine
J.i'iXPEKICNCED DRK68MAKBR
J by day. aood referencaa.
1730L.
TAILORINO
WORK
HEINTZMAN * OO BEAUTIFUL OP-
right Brand. In walnut caae. idta new
m every reaped. A areai bargain, and
eaay terma ^rnaaed See it at netoher
1110
adiaa Street.
3-n oovER>
ment H'leec rioae to Beacon llill Park
and car line riilly modern earellen
lOI'l Uuadra dinlns room Verr modern'^ iri iiiiva
1 term.\ bv wr'-k f.r ir.or.'h
jj^KiNTZMAN PIANO. A SPLBHDID IN
McCLARY FURNACES, PIPE OR PIPE-
lea. auaranteed l3Miaaatla& t. K
Oaaaon. Phone 1346.
"I^EW W H E8LBARRO W 8. II 'n vt ittT
1^ out wheel: eanvaa deak ebaUa. 33;
Pari
I gam.
trument, In perfect eaaditlaa: fcar-
Phone 31M.
I r
I t:i,ln
f- 1 reel
nei'ladd".
honaa
vary
ROOM _ AND BOARD
il BOOM AND BOARD WAJITBO
Phcne 4801
f ADT WAMTi ROOSI AMD BOAIO IK
luidt BaaM. eatahtfta «r ttty. PBaae
a.m. or altar • p.au
DAILT. l>IAMO. WALNUT CASE. 3Mi PATENT
before S A irlcord plane In rosewood. 373: ICarn
organ, only 139 HiU'a. 8t7 Paadara Ave
FT
A I
COVERS FOR CHAIIta AND
J 3 IAN O
1»M
EXCELLENT. OBRBARD
3Md. ar Will raat. Phone
/ ald piece cluny laob.- Butr4
^ ' bride a baaddrea Phaaa NmL
ROTARY SBW1NO MAOBIMB. POR
, quick aale, half price pfaatlaa||y BfW.
Also radio and aocne furniuifa. MS Mlahl-
■ an Street. Phone 3733L
iLEAR TITLB TTO HALP ACRB. NBZT
McKenxle Avenue School, and balance '
MMK ALT AN. BACK RB3KmiNO AS
madtota daalaner. Riu Maul.
aanaral afflce and municipal work for i In cash, for .Mnall houae in niy
over
IAPANBSB OOOX WANTS POSITION
Apply Box 4730. Colnniit
POSITION AS BOOKKESPER^TBNOU-
I rapl r ^ l^^-'^I^S^r^
i 1LERKS. WAITBHS, BELLBOYB rtore \V'^*^° YOUNO MAN. WAITBR.
y-' keepers, also beeinnei , "n- noT^ion. ^ ka^ hatoL asfa BT aasayal
aboard paaaanaer ahipo i,, foreign ahorea
Ve'rno* M y" ~ " *
» ork
1785X
aaa Srlve Sailaarp tnek.
I,4ARN lia Tu III - vr
J^'apara tiaae at hon.- . .
Ha canvassing or .mi ,
»««. and ilipply yn I « I Wl
Cay The Menhn. ■ , , ,
liomtnloo Bulldina. lorwata.
tV VOIIM
• •:-'»rai'l<
'>v* Instruct
X'OUTH. ANXIOUS TO LBARM
1 anahea wark In a garaae or el-ctrical
hap: pay af little obleat. Phooe 8739L.
r''NolN
I-< tram
Central
J^^XPEP I (■
EERS,
ed for
II ' 1.1 n,
MARtNB. STATIORARY.
certuieaiaa. Wielafhare.
Victoria.
i;a
(
IMviipq A?»D nBCnBATOBS
'OMllf 1<
■ fci.|.o"
.AINTINO PAPERRAMOINU,
n'r.r t-n.ina a343U
In rily or 1 M
■.uburb* Splendid Victoria realden' e near
'«ea. for Mainland property. \'ancoiiver
preferred Modern suburban home aud
Choice orchard, in exchange tor small
home In city. Modem dtp hama. 7
hardwood floors; elaa? UUai «UI
amaller *' — ^ftiMi JMliMMWl ASd oaay
tayma aa
floors; £iaa? ttUa: «
7M B,0. Laaa
LOtT AND FOUND
1,101 NO PAIR SPECTAGLBB. OORNER
L Fort and Dougiaa. Qwaar aaa have
aame by applying to thla oiflaa aad paptaa
tor advertisement
I 008E . _„ . ,
J car., dre.amsxin.- Phon* 433 iR. OPI F.NDID PIANO. OOOD ENOUOH FOR
any home. 1145 841 Bay Btreet
A'lOUN. BBAUTIPUL WOOD COST 175.
4* take 177.34 Talophaae 4070. Raom 41
-iriOTORlA'B ONLY BZOLUSTVS PIANO
' lloii.» Knulie — Wlllln renowned
I" 1. r B A 1> S?S ' A'-H ami the
ba'«n.«- •nai'ii'ii lo luit your convenience,
will !>!» r In your home a brand new
"W piano. Further, wa will make
I'beral alloaanc* for yaar old plaao. araaa.
or " " ~
mil
IADY'S ONYX BROOCH. (><)If) STAR
^ tn centre valued a^ keepaakr Phone
I 06T NEAR PUBLIC UBRARY. SMAU
KMNE COUNTRY HOME SEVEN HOOMS. .oBJil* fSSSir/'Xil iSttH^
X with fruit, garden, lawns and ahada _ . - - _ ,
aooav Reward
NEAR
blue oata
(.0
lOF
n'tSTaMSMftaaltr ^dfuTlaaiS* laS
veraaast iifMt. phaoa «I4
RADIO
treea, four miles out; Mi^aMa far ehl^aa
ranch: for home In Vfetarta ar Oak lay.
Box 4430. Colanlat.
drsi
»daa af
P«8ltion. ........
Hudson * Bay Oa,
i>AINnNO
aMnlna
MAN r»in OUR ' Ptione SftSB
lr,-nt Ihnro'.ich know!
required, peraanant
Apply BupoHnteadaara OCIaa.
tl 11 « 1 1 1 e . ^
r-'OR rxcRAMOi
a iahni aaak^lMa
lahoi
iley
Pttailaf'a Oaraaa
PORD OAR POR
Apply T
PAPERHANOINO. ICALBO-
Work guaranteed. ModeraU
Thoman Allan. 1433 Bav Street
PAINTING.
"*^Sa Phaaa OaMaito
AMLICAN
\ I EN. TIUIN POR PIRBMIN. BRAKE
men nejinnern lUd. talee aaaa
"^"'I't'l' Alvo ,|rrk^ NAlIwar
lion, Boi 8414. Colonist
BCWOOL
''a*" Bvary VaaalHd B»e»T»' Katurday
■••arata na araaa f ^ . Mea.
t18 Rlbken-Booe Block
Cfhytat Ohnreh Cathedral Roiy < <vr
aaaion. * and •:M am Maiin» ant ■>
maa. II aa. pvaacber, the Rc^ t,-
n:aaB. MaaaaMB aad sermon. i m ,
'e7^^l%aSli.'?TM*aj;rttlS& jV;;:. , l^^' M^NE^^ P08fT7w"~i^ * .>
The Very Rev d 1. laMBMa. %A. Daaa buain... . ,
and Raotar '
SI reftn a. O'ladra Btreet 3 1 m MtIv
,' ort' in I, n on !' am MorntrT rra-e.
prr.Oir r ! he P-i-'Oi' ■ 11 p m Rnhdat
' haol and V P Bible rlaaa : Tven
Mm%. preacher tbe Rector Orsaa recital
br SCr. O J Burnett. 7:ia-7 30. Reetar.
tae, P, A. P. Ohadwtak. MA.
U-ALLPAPEK CXJilANEU,
kMaaalalaa. rac
tPO Wa pay phaaa
r,c CARprMTKaq ami* coivfSilbTaiH
* LTERATION8. RBPAIRK ~
' \ buhgalowa built
i;iOR SALS. OR BXOKAMCIB POR IM-
I proved farm land un Vi
a flour and feed mill In
Boa 140, tlariklolm Alt*
1,-<oR EXCHANOE
hihor. a.aiatlna
Pllmley^ Pllmlev
LOT IN POINT QHEY
and itM licLauahUn
later model car Bk»x 7042, Colonixl
FORI I
na faroier
( lariiv r
CAR. POR
Ain.'v T
of
I O8T A PAIR OF BIFOCAL SPBO-
tacles. In brown leather case Mnder
pleaa return aame ta 1133 Palrfteld Road
I^-'OR QUICK BALB KINO FIVE-TUBE
elcetrie radia. oaapMai value 1334:
LOST — SMALL PURSB. CONTAININO Phone JO-itY
33 bill. OB Tataa Straat Phone mbsv
gg,.'^^ laSfa, M4Bk >o.
/'VRK'TUBB RADIO. COMPLETE WITH
' phones, batteries
and aerial
115
OTOVBS AND RANOES. MANY tiAKEB.
toaan
U^tr^BD, IN POUL RAY DIITTRICT
niiting-room and h'-Hioo.,, «ith full
board If possible. Or mn ii.c me*! mtgh'
arranyed^ Ap^^Rav. A, O E Muaaan.
rmuasiii ri kooiib to
Ut.NT
TWC
fo
i T Itlft
_ .. \ heated
BIMUTtFUI, DIAMOND RfNcS doaela. with or
Would niake swell engafr- ' pi",n' S4!'!L.
ROAD-WBU.
-raaw. 3
I Si
A
IWO
for sale, would make swell enaaar.
Btaat rinaa Pricea. 373 and 433S See
theni. Phaae 1443 far appaatuaaat.
ARB MAMT UMS POR I-ON A-
oo Rneumatlam. aaiirltla. aciatica.
lumbaao. nervea. sleepleaaneM, Don't _ ..... . . . ....
suffer any lon-er, try three free treat- I ^\ »>f»l"*«f»
menu and ludse for rauraali Office 1 ""^ '*> aeaah. Boa OdM. Colon',
haura; 13 noon to 4 p m Phone 3303
Rate the aumber. 304 Say ward BuUdlaa
uuEBBc vnunrr. iooblv pim
ned room*. With kltahaneu'
Phone •.'();. O'l'
COMFORTABLB FRONT BBDRtx 'M
w
'lAunrrs. p»i
Ma PER
HRUN-HWICK MOTBL.
up. hou«ekeep:ng
lianaier't 50c iilihC
new mariatameiit
I .
\t
FhOD* 407 80
•V t ae.
0 up .
UnO. r
Q SINGER BBWINO MACMINBS. RSOON
<^ ditioned. auaranteed A B Taylor A
Co . 718 Yaua
POUNDS OP SCOTCH AND BUD-
welaer malt. % lb hop*. 3 Ika. Deme-
rara augar. 1 yeast cake--all for II. de-
livered anywhere Hill s Oroeary. Phone
tn ar IM.
41UR.
V ANCUU VEK.
eaehaaae far
T OBT-TKUASDAY. OM TATBB BTRBBT.
A-' paart anahMrat braaeh.
af'er 0 p.B.
I.
■rr NMALL WMITB SEAL VRAM DOO
I Jock." BurnaMa diatrlct.
I Phane 7310YI.
/ 100D LOT AT THE OOHOR l-'olt t r>in)
" t r Kd II. re, r
Colonial
mo lei
•e;i
I iif l 'iNKHt.ADED HAND-AXE. BR-
Vj tween Moore A- WhKllneton a. Oovera-
niTi Btr' I 1, flHr street Ptione 4SltR.
373tl lllasln-; f»t r, ■ •
I bane* reasonable
" IT.
7343
A
A. C.
AND
^ BBkaalttad.
Ralfa.
LTBRATIONA Bt'Nf ; AI J iwa.
aeea. lenrai , rof rep« r< f|
«e K F Irvine
OAA-
ALTBRATION.'^
Inn d.T '
! '. ■
RFPItlH-
MODBa, 8 CYLINDER COACH,
for small place In Saaaieh, 4 or 5
around II 000
paattaatata. ta not toos.
I AIE
1'^ for small place In Baai
room*, with fruit treea. priae around Ii
Apar
Cala
It A >. II II A (I . CtjNTAZMIMO
cbeaue MTia I amount of chassa. ate.
Plader Phn, - >;").U, P'-iard
i»AD!o inrt K I i HE 8K^ . IN
^ etKi'i , oioM o rnnne ITQO
!• TUBE ATWAI KH KENT RADIO I.IflirT
aorket equipped hull! In aollcl ma ho*
any library
order
arv.
labia
pkonoarapb perfect
IdK NVRBSBY BTOCR. PLANT*. BTC
X* raat: alaa
leK RICVCLBS ASTD
aalat.
\%PU^ SWAP IMS POW> POR
VV aatarhoat. Phaaa IIMRI
LOST - Tt'ICSDA-.- ,'11 V
Jaaaph'i Moipllai nurie* aln.
' RaBiiM. Phaaa I4»li^
frr I
MAKTS
■?iiaxi
•IS.
BXOKANnE
lot for piano n
I olo,,,.,I
CKX)D
moi er
BUII DINO
bn«' Hn«
HOY 8 RICTOL8. MABIirY-HARRIB
Inch frame almoat new 330. PBaae
704IR
S^MAUT BOT, w::n Jtnt-ri
.._J*y*. _hl a»Ore I nden
i.in«en Avaaae and Ma- % r.e,
*vr> TO
I iroeery.
fE-.. .Ml Ai ir.'AlMN.. $1|MM»
property and f irn.Cir' i^pa r.
Wtraal Phone ITSIV Co' ion
(I AP.A'irH
I
VV'J.'^vVvf, Vol'T*" »*P«m«Me»D lOBBINO^
MM mil. OMo^ and praaias .^^wraiyay
IP TOO WAN1 A I VPPKNICR.
aeeeetary r( i.-,-, t .on SIT
tl'E WII ; r> * ^APPT
' V four roomed bunaainv on roar lot.
ol I .t
TKl.i > II' IMK
odern rho;e»
Eor ^mal'T home r>ear ;,|Mlee
T. P- MoCo'-rell r'»mt>eiioi, nU
RO< IMS.
larauoe
Hoapltal
aoww ona.frr anh i H FvaiirD ttm
► - f f e I . a ' ' r i fc - r 1 i r n f I « an
ft'e. t'lrii'i •ri »i'n I oDoeiaybica . [ 1^ Jpr. e.on •
Mcpt 1 ,-'f br'j.eii ilrr.!
ltd r> round Floor -'-ir'D.r
P,' ,#n on Mr*."
OICVCLBB. 17 »e ta 137 »a, tt««a
I* lubei leli wheleaay y'"^ ' tfl."^**'
YjaOTS BICVCLk aPOftr MODtU AL-
a V n>«).. raw.
I»«
»ai ..••haa
COUCATIONAIa
31
MONEY TO LOAN
1'
OR '•Al.;
I a*L
. ft.
LTOL.
AonsMMorrs and tioRTDAC
ekaaed Money M loas.
Maarer p..r*«*»r. Rark Naee Saatla
MOKPY TO IvOAW AT 7<a nCTIKPBirT
• 1IRI. iack*ioa from 135* upwarda
•irktty coatidaaimL quick dealataaa. raa-
1 ' ENT-B
Vl with
almoet
T.anaford
BICTOUL B a A , BQUIPPn
lOM
Oldest Adv Ajenrv in
Advertlaing is to budnesa
< BCtL HOTEL
1 . AN SHAKO arREwr
. ' .icriaaie meoara luom. *n1
« n.j':« ralaa pho.,. iiiio
irea"
U8Y
**tf<fs 4i*a four-room sun*, i
RHs ftatel 710 Fort at
I^'^URNIFHED HFl'f M IS
per mon*n '.i^^t *,. Parliani'
r^OBY RUOMS. HOUaCKEEFlNU KUOMa.
aattaas alaa four-room sum
era. rHs ftatei fio Fort at
aa ateam Is to machinery"
OUR BuniNRSa IS
THAT OF INCRKASOlO
OTHER PEOPLE 8
BUaiNESS
by le'-'.ilmste
and well
planned jdrertlalad
by mall or by
the dally
nawapaper*
Wa write
aSrartlaementa
tMlpaaiuvaly
detaita af maS
adverMalDg aaah
as aupplytna
naawa and addwaaaa.
ladtttat. etc
l,^UR^
"111
1J» KH'e 'o-
NIMIED I" M.H
tif, ii'\^ke.-t,.ria
A^^l I*
men' Hi, Id
OR ■*/ n H
I M 7 <j lad I »
jX;i(E MMALL ROOM. HEAIKD. LOTS
I i> -r lot water, um af kiuhen aad
Ikati I lom, 13 per wacft; a«R haaiaeaa airL
»i» Pandora, at Qaadra.
^AK BAY AVBRUB. VMI^ AMOnOM-
Urge, weii-fnaatalMS PBMB» hat imtrr
haatin* firepiaoaThwaBiaaltl "
Phone 7581 R
ISaaa daalriaa
aHaalar lefrr<
1 aM HARi-TT riA'. inaoN MoroRcrctA
I in r.rat-rlaaa ineehaalcal
reauired.
Reaaanabl*
7diaiu.
or poatearda. either
m me An r« r"'ed or
m'll r r < [•• i-d ■ |, n
primed let </|M«a.
we euo'e low BMaaS
NEWTON ,
ADVItH nSINO
Afirrt Y a
A-I'er' laemeni Wr.'T. a-d Ad'ef'.t.rr
f on' r»r lor .
lAl tie rapt" • ^d M o ivaph Circular Lei
'Po-' ardi A idre iina aaSigBIMBa.
O ioted m 1.0. «: nomiaiak aad
'"f etar P ih ; ' a? rr, •
34 ll.r.l. Ha,, Rinln,' I'^rrierly
Wincb Butidingi Fhooe 1815
J>LEA8AMT ROOM. BOARD
for one or two sentlemen
Street. pha«>e 4332R
'f ' I' nN > .
JaOl Ro.a
TO REM
>r
laeaiion
RMd
BED-Bn riNo-Roovf Nil r
lurnlahad. open fireplar- 10,,'
Board optional se*; comrioa-,
rpo ijn yuRNlSHED room.
i llahL heat, water, kitchen, aaa
p^oeir laaat after a
WITH
«> u~e ol piioi.a
MITU
' ■ l:.'iU«ir.-i RfKJMB
140 oaaaaridca.
II UOUSBBUPIKO BOOtU TO
BENT
1 lElBf
J ' rtacM roemA 417 Yaiaa Street
' Bkefresi
I art
Tnwm Ho'^wnrnrFrvio aorjMS I
icir.irniafi'd. 1 w.» or thrne, to
real, ttuoace. eloae to car l^e
la SUNDAY. SKPTEMDER 30, 1^2»
A MfiUt for Busy Readers— House and Business Property for Sale and Exchange
(OMiiiaiMd)
I.-iNOAOB YOUR WINT«R QUARTKItS rnHREK
I > ail th« Bevcrtejr Hotel hititUnmmU. 12* \ 1 oirfl;
Yaiei tltrtai You knew. Um hontir »p»rl-
menta irMi hMi to mucb akout. wllb ih*
•II UMtna iriia. '«*vwl«r." uid th* Ur**.
omrertaU* leuni* %htwt rou can titit
TO Esm
(GoaUDUMi)
hmm »our u«tchb«r4. alto Inrlia your
Irirndt III for a rhat. W* have dic«. clran.
looma. wbcra irou cao b.a«« aU
i>i« lamlorla at a homr with unall tHoit
}n iKUf part. C«ay and warm, wlUi fre*
c«* aiMl Uattt, b««p* of bot «atM. aUTator
MfTtM. OmtrkUy tOMM. ftfu vtri
luotfcMiU aa4
and ••• ua.
rou around.
Manaacr.
I I UUeEKKKPIMcTHOOMS^ AT 1014 Mc
ROOM AJPARTUSMl
fir furnialiod.
Brat pari l--alrfi«Mi
RuaavMr tt ant4m
I ■■ I I I
aiuovr Butin,
CLCAM. )
1473 h
Lure
•r Mrtty tui
47 3 hXjUI KUOMB.
e« luoiii AUIle*.
waler ['hour 6iMI)
• ^-{tUOM l-TJHNlbHKU iSUllt.
tOwitinnad>
I.-VOR RJOTT UUrua TMRM ROOMS.
1' b(th, w»Ur. DAI, bMt. MtMii m.
UiifiiiuikJMd. MM <iM»* K*U W.. BMna
timti. _^ _ . ,
j^x>R ii»rr-<»rrAdiL > iic>om&
bathroom and p*ntry . >i:. SNt Cadar
HIU Road Phone &OML {
Rof^ NOAO. MAMOOLD. 7 ROOMi. tM i
'ena-half acM): S60 rornwmll StrMt.
'> room*. t2^ 3061 Oak Bay Avr . » rixima. I
ij us Moss M'ri-*-!. 8 roumi, IJ7 »0 bll
, - Sfiklrli Avr . » luoma, tM laaraan 3112
WIVb llf iuBSi I I*"*" ' roopna. tift l»33 Beliront
INCLUU
( uniOKun
Evrrr raiiTenleiicc
new mamma'
Plione 10»0X
NK OR TWO ROOMS TO UTT, WITH
i kNt: UR
^ ' laras'
root
oathodiml) Houivkaapins
apartmcatal tranlleut^' room*.
1 1 ■MHiirn
i LARUE PUKNI8HKU UOUaSKJCBPniO
1M RRiaMdt
i MJKNIJSHEl) MO
■* * B I (juiifl floor in
4(;4 KlnnloM Htrrp!
OJTJI.
AS
73 1 V ANfU ■! ■ ^ KU N
VIEW 8 1 ifuLasKScriNO
haUf block from Bponoar't
i <o«v S'Xooti iKKnoKnnifo apart
4 -ROOM rmxr rUHNIHHEU l-l.Al.
rioaa to C P R whart. «i>uia ^uii two
bualneaa clrlt; aardrii and tunroom
Hhoue l4mH I ^
P FIAT
Ro»rt . 7 rooma.
Avr . S room*. fM (saraai
Aparlmrnls. SroOOt lUlta, tlS. 1343 Porl
Uirit;: K rooma. ItO. It (.'• Dalby A Co.
I, id aS4 VIrw Straol (opp Sprncrr'ai
To Out-of-Town
Subscribers
C)ut-ol-town MibtcrtberB who
wuh t« ftiiftwer Bdvertwements
In which only the telephone
iiuiiihrr iif till ,iilvfrii>rr is k"''""
niav MMil llirii irplii^ ti. Thr
CdIuiiisI. ami The C"i 'li v.ill
I uiiuiiuiijcatc buch replica lu the
tdvertiMr.
165
AUTOMOMUUft
AUTOMOWUM
U^M UAVB BKUXrrSD POR YOUR
APTROVAt. rtVS OMD CAM FAOM
OUR STOOK
OIVK MODI
TATTON
DOLLAR.
IK, micH wy —LttVj win.
'I
TO
CSAM 0AM BS
IN COR
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N
^<4IOCNMUK> rOMI
M WUkt» ANO ATABTMIIfr*
niU<rd bedioout.
ibtben, cood location, ccaual. B«» WJ«.
HEATED I;NP1'R
M III ua ' room ah J
a rOULTW AND UVSS'.aCK
RUI«OAU>W (HACJUTAIN |
furnace, muntt. ktifhan ,
raD«c. 195. Pour roma. Oak Sar waiar- vounc.
front; lil. Sta rooaaa. North Deuclaa: lU: I 1 hvrreti
includlDC watar. Phone 6900. Roaavoar 41 i p q
Oordon. I ' '
di«trl<.-t>,
(OaattRM*)
PlUfl BIRK. YliRK.
l<i UoOdcrd. Brriit«oo<1
THEY ARK 1>1'T8TANLI1N(1 BDYS MO IH
Aa TO OORLimON A«D VALUE
mo R«NT — tntrURHlBHKD
1. houae In Oak Say: axciuaive hum* to
BMoari
vroomIY^,^.
PUIS. EIOHT A.NI)
'4'4 Bitnich Road
reliable tenant;
I .ilfJI.ISt
rau .rut
Mux S49<i.
.t)5
.\lJTOMOBILES
I^^URNISHBD ROOM8. WITH OR WITM-
out houaakeeplcc Phone (19941...
j^^OLLY
EQDfPPKD HOOHEKEEPINa
rooms; conatanl hoi water, furnace
1010 Undan Avaoua. Pboaa WKMX-
M rOpMISHEO HOU8K9 VOU
BANT
ATwo-KooM Boon. nnunaHm
oa«Ute« A www, lit aiMiUily.
ciwdiaa watar. f.m. fwn <i ioita.
« WELL PUHNiahU) NINE ROOMbi)
.^V libtite. uak Bay Junction. («o baili
roooat, airilen. (Bran*. lumace. QrepUcet.
la* Phone 517tL. ji Box Stir, r'olorilil
1^>UHNI8HIX) MODERN STUCCO WATER-
froat htMfalaw. hista aa4 wnny. boat
«aa viaw to Vwtarfa: i Mdroams. furaaoc,
ftrapJoca, alaetrfe oooker and boiler: Shoal
Bay. Pbona SMtRI
I ' M 1 HNl."HKrJ 3 RODMKl) HUJfUA-
jit Aruot Aveuue. Phone 'HiiHl.
4 -ROOM Bt> BUMOALOW. LAKwIioi
Oana. PfiaM MiM..
TODAY-^BEST BUY
JEWPTT I NEW UAY ( OACH l»36
j •>-■') Thu uiiidrrii tloacd iii aiilomobilf
Tod ' Just out of the pautt abop. ui ihe brii ol
I maabalaal MMHIkMk van
Pully aaRty^aSTBitalsr MI) <iirr~;n
SEVltN Special nP < «>^J
____,, .» 4. > WHTPPrr COACH, 1936 model
UrUiual nnUh like new. vrry low
I mIle«Kr two iir w tires. Oral claos iiie- haul-
I cal order, and prlvat«ly ^(>T''0
owned
T\V( )-R( M iM
1 overlook in* aaa.
B«9Tr.
BOOM
oaar aark. Pbana
I I OUDEKFir PINO ROOMS AT I03«
I 1 lurr Ht Un4ar new manacai
h\frT t on V r iii^rire l*hf>ne I030X
1 I.ANl"< iHI) ,\
Urdi .
iiialieU. electr.c 1
Lf; HuueitKt.ta>lN<. Hm)M l urge aroiiU.U
tied Vkucuuirr atreel
I AKOfc r>l,NiJ
1 J fully r<<uip
I'hone 408IY
'ItWO HOUSEKEKPIMU HOOMii, ONE
1 wttb kUehtiiattai naawakln aaar
rarUaaMht BaUdlaca Wwa lUtK.
ROOM. WITH
uat of aittlaa
irn
J Uiiny
woodahcd, auit luau au4 wife
r , .' w , I f :
near a««.
{.■"IIRNIHUfr
1 ■ r.'i
ajogUbetLai ^^^^ . i» B
(1 I.ANl"<
I .'ire.
£*» DtmsDiN irnunr, mx roomb
yf and bath, near ear: vaeaat October t;
rent tlk.
!• M ilit-l:M Hr)<).\IH rMKKIEI Ii. WITH
') itoij.af. icilt Hi hour roomed <ur
niihed Uat, Pttrnlahed houaa. four
rooae. m. *99it B. B, lla«Ch. M Vatei
St ret.
1 JOeSPH BTMCBT — BBAOrmiL
X home. e:(ht rooms: earave: fSo per
STAR REDAN, 1924 A rioseil r*t
prices j '" I'f Nery i-ood appraraiM iu''i"l
thai piaase. We are now wrecklua 1933 »tcry In the beU of eondiuoti A oar lhat
aM im Obara and Stara An kMa 9t
I {AROAINB PARTS OP AI I. KINDS POR I STAR REl
1> rail. Ironi ('id.lla i.i I-ord, at prices j * "t Nery i-
»tcry III till
baa been w
••od Urea.
•VK5 bra
hUANKLIN « TOURIWO. TR At OOB-
DITluN liiis car has been ased very
Hull' and ha.s tood lirrs. * aplendld
top. wiib a full ael of curtains, heater.
•inAMriM ataMati VSMISM> and olher
exiiia] TiTMlr * MsBaBi
at .
CRBVKOLET 19S3 Special Tour
ine. wiih very sood Urea
OUMiMOUlLJf: lKol>oor ii'-dan A late
model and lii «er> uur 9kT(W)
londltion I
KASH Bporl modal, lour-paaacnaer. with
X""™:.??'. I5ft>6
A l*sl. MP at
OVBBLAND. aaiM asBaU Bva-paao*"*''^
wHh very aoatf tttta. aa« k
and ktde-curlalns
Wll.I.Ve «. neirn paAiennri .n aood
order Will ^wat> for i>:i>t»erty jJtlT""*
in unytliliii; Ukrfiil iir .»fll I'lr "Til''
HA.XON 1; routini. In aood
runniiii order
URAY UORT tiomebodj i It^^i
OHfm awAr lat ..^^.wv\f
$mA Uam, MB. slsJ
TV BOATto AND LAUNCOSS i 78
RMSTRUIKl BROS— MAJUNB WAT«
eaperi aiiachtalata. tM
38S(
A
•Meet. Pbooa 38SC
W aoaMo Urata Oak Bay Boat
Phooe ia03R1
BUSlMKhS DUICCTOST
ADTO RADIATOR* ARB W
OTO^RAOIA'tOR. BOOT AMD ffl
•MclaUata. Week— alils IBM
M aacalled.
(CmUrm«>
A
£U II
»»ry
I aai
NlC-E 8MAL1.
1 aardcn a.
lre«i» Chief
I. Colonist
PnHNL«1HEU
out 'i acre.
■TOT asH^
I JIRECT
I ' nultk
BOBOl
BATBB
/ ^RTBTAL OAROW-SEA WATRR RATB-
I y Ine Hat aaa watar and Turfclrtt aaiRa.
PROM OWKKR. AND FOR
sale Attractive noarly new
Ovr-room buiisalo* on hinti pan Quadra
Street, above ciumtiiii Aveuue. lu area re-
served under Clly Zuianc Bp-iAV fCW Atai-
cJaA* tUKii' faiuii, i,-.iideBceB Mtly. Thta
home hat bulll iii features. hl«h. full
remeiil baM-meiii ^p»clo^I, vrraudai. e»
ceUriil carden. etc Phuru 47'J3L foi »i>
pointmeiit lu view
XCKPTIONAI.
^ BAT
1 sood
•UIUDERl AMR CABPBNTERS
NTTHWa IM BO
L Pb(
rhirkeO
VALUE IN UOOD OAK
Binraane hall. I^ranah
deora t» larve Ilvlnc-room and dlnlne-
roooi. briaht kitchen and breakfast room
four bedrooms and sleeplnn porch lull
cement baacwent. furnacr. laundry, aic.
Larie nicely treed lot m aardea. OaMBe.
A;
Pbon* liat HootUia a sMclalty
ILOIMa OR RKPAIRS '**^ Owner Hom e9lA OdlkMlat.
I
,-^OR SALB— lan BCLMONT AYBNtHh
BRICK AMD ORMRNT
C^BJMMBTB. MAjr
J afment
^ semen 1
tee. Oawa
* fully modara. • room
■ardaa kaafc aa^MMi •
ardari M.MR. mUmtU
TjVJH HAI.K HV OWNER
a. Ave room Liunealoa. hali
9U
monti
.».:.dif. < Realty Phone 2731
u*ad and new accesiortea. WTt MA lave
yoi I'loney on i.alva(ed atttf fAWA Wk
buy CHi.s and Iru.ks of gU ktiil Bl tUf
condiiioii for sulviiae.
\V KUANK OAMBRON
»49 1153 VIrw St Phone IftW
$285
EVE BROrUERS. LTD.
vv
roiunaHBD
housekeepli
room r>iMiio,
Phone 1883L.
>lnf prlTDoaes
SIB imrUBNISBBB
N ! r It -N I. !, !l F M M. II HKK 1 M
: \ RtJOMS,
n^. !-<j:ii I rjr tably fur-
ht I :lv Aatrr karase.
Iiniiiedi,&te I'o&ftrivsloa.
I'l.one it
UR UHjnoR>
SEMI-BUNOALOW.
par aMRtb.
iaa««» 11
H"iNlfrtriBii Knrrjisn St <.
HOUOtJi PURNiaUEO
niabed lor rent or li
larau. Pred U Ruaaal
Bulldtaa. Phone 4aS3.
JAMEB BAY WELL PURNISHKO. MliD
ara. Uabt rooou. coocrctc basement.
^•ROOM MOOEKN
«> to raiiMBi
Pbana
4 -BOOM HOUSE; HO'l .'i,M' i<'ii)
water, electric liabt: r.uckeu nuuoi'&.
aaratai twe oittaa from Brantwaad, Apply
A Baelaadt. B.B. Ba. 1. Bsyal Cafc. »
ST WANTBD BSNT^UK-
DO V.
WFVT YOt'R HOMKi
resJdenuai diurici three mlnutea from
car tarte carden. moderate Phone 408TL.
e«awMMnMawMws-«xss;sB&=zwnmHBMWwaw
n HODSEKEEPINO BOOMS
WANTED
IARU
-< fur,
roiuidai laar Btlaa fraaa an*. PaM
utora twtm OlBawla. Barii ToA
t\i: K ri
i-a r '.
Lid
r HOME. EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
u^eil. very La» ailc. allb beauU'
\I08S COkOORTABLY rURNIAHBD
.^^I ihrouthout. modara cav twaea; lour
I, arawtaa-i
'ANTBD— BY Kr.DKHI.V
larae heated lonm ami k
for llaht houaekeepins
niahea and centra
1 .A I . 'i I ;
I- hrr>,' I I
wll't tfas tinftir
not mure lliaii |i2
Reply lo ?.!>»• . •. an&oui'er Hi
PURNUHED
l,'<LOBRLY LADY WAMTB WARM
I J houaekeepitui room, wttli ktotf paawle
H .1 7M4. Colonist
bedrooms. diniiia-r<
kiicneii. china pantry: eeneated' baaa-
M.ent. furnace, etc Phone S8330
ODBRli SEMI DUNOALOW, "ON
arfyoiit yci'. iMy; tutaace: silver
und ilaen; 176 v . > superior oak Bay
home, fully furnlahed. inciwdlna piano. f7i,
or tM on laaee. Pive-room bunaalow. Oak
Bay. uneteajlad marlaa vlewa: hot waur
heat; f4ft. ^afrooto haasataw. ralrAald;
good tonditiam IM. Raeevear * oordoB.
Pli ine .SSOO
<1..M& A.NLl AJ'AKTMkNTS*
TO KANT
RICHMOND COURT
^ ITRACTIVELT PURNIAHED
\| . Mf-KN PURNISHXn COTTAOK. OAS
''I .nd caraee. Foul Bay. PBaaa Mai.
\ I < .RBOOR AVKNUR, NKAR ~ ROCK-
land larsr R-rooin rr,irjfnrr hot
water heatini. aaraar M--^' others
and furnished houses iia«.'liavtc ,v Cn
I'DRItN ForR RfJOM hTrRNISHrii
U K HAVE A LONO WAITOia LIST OP
TKWANTt fOA rOBIIlBBBD OR UN-
#3Wt W«OAU,WS.
£lff lRtt%Y«S?lMBp Waal f Baat
«T rilTR \- RONS. LTD
)• ■ -JH Central Blda
H WAN I M) TO KK\ 1 UNFUB-
UKVCN OR BiaHT-ROOM HOUSE
IN
or
U-ANT TO RENT THRBB-WOOM COT
taaa in aaad laaaHtn with
/ ^OMB IN and laok t:^ HOIltlMo cars
v.. over and mace your choice Two
Overland Tourlncs: try them out, 179 each
One MoLausblln lourlna. in real tood
shape: to unload th:i we «ill seu a: > K»
One rirvelsnd Tourist. Ihia one vnas nut
I 'iLaLled Irfoie Uade-ln |;00 We
a >w u.I.ei II. ..-1. ijiu.I. h ai.lcli w will »«;<
Cfiea I' for . a < li
li.c CuU/VLL VAti CLASH w« bava
souic real aoad aaaa aad WiB waalA
your while to aaa ttaato. aad anta* at
the iiiflit price
''"'■•I. . io,ii..i. 1UJ1 n.is iiuie
ai „a.. nad very UlUs UM and vir
caietuiiy haadladt raiai. mat ano i
tains in eaeiiliat eewillUB. ^t'.'f'.
l-nce , ^^m,0
POBO Bcdan. aa a Btw lAr ja« harAir
been used. eaulmaA «MB |«aWH« kMfc
und ironb aad. baa tha aiw MiM wire
i-r";::'' $625
Ciit.vHuLrr Coach. 1937: ealy sene I.IOO
uiUea A beautlfaliy ruaalaa Uttle ear.
and has had the ycry Bnt of care.
Try tuu one out. •'7!^n
Price ^(f)U
FORI' TMiiriin i9:n We have icne over
tin Car I'.oroiighlv and It Is now ready
for the road lo live many ^-{>\<k
montba' aerrlee. Prtee ^t>OU
STAR TWO-OOOB. 19U. Kara U aoa thai
hai been repainted, baa ovarttaa ttjraa.
»nd the motor le tamlas arer ||(r^0^
baa been wail looked attar, vary
•ood tirea. and a anap for
DOIXJE TOURma, intf. Five
nd new Urea, two-tone Rolls
Royre btlta. dlae WiMata. to perferl me
chanical order. A relitaUa car tit'-.c^'v i oS
* «>OOt) ^
^UR
because
VAlUt-S are ba%A
appraisal, aUowina
CAATIT CLAA.MINa
WINDOW AMD CARPBT CLEAN-
•11 Fart BL Paaae IIIA W.
9 room.t and sun parlar:
every tbloa In aood
lYl
EJ! MOOBMN
a block aoath
of Oak Bay Avtnue vestibule-. Hvlns
room and dinliis room with hardnm.d
floors. Oreplare and lunll in feature* rn-ai
kitchen, two bedrooms una three olere
bathriH>m <enie'if basement and furnace
Splendid i uihIuioii Inside and out Ad
dresi Bos 8888, t'olonl-t
of fine appearance
- MeLAnaiOJlf -BtrtOK I • FASB.
COUPE, model tt IS8 A quality
automobile, low nrleaar, or'cinal finish
new tire* This late model sjitomoblle
ruaa
oew
. aA« htota l«at MB* a ftLYgK
aaaakiaa«^«ac^a*etee>* • ^W^^* •
f <i ROB
1994.
V\ e a ri .fir r .n -
rwi 1 >Ki ' If: " It .sp.'i :\
I i.NT: Pl iRI) II'1»)H SK.PAN
Itiirk.^teil r<i nipped '
n ri: rxjnu tuurinos. i»24-35 Models.
If <„u waat aaMMtolsal. rallafela tnuwa
P»riation. raO In and aaa IBa eara.
) KD FBOM
.UU(ii«,$360
CAB OWNBB
n proper
lor racondiuofUns
I aoBMiaB aa to diva yoa
'aar
TO0IIINO car
valae .
1934 TOURiNO. coadltlon per
feet
193C TOURINQ. a real snap. 4t )4)r.
Monday i^^.f't
COUPE, reconditioned, now lacwuer finish,
appearance like new, cuaran- tfcfj j rj
teed (or ^i^xO
l»3fl TUDOR fully equlppod With epeed
imieier. .■nubber^ A real T-*'
l..,y at .JV*— .» ■ X _
18i4 CANOI-V lot* LllJUT UEL1VB8Y.
new ures new battery. Far ^ fM)
qtilck salt- at VAOI'
1933 D(M
thl.i \
A
FroBrtatar.
DTBINa
WORICS-OBO.
M4 FOrt Street
.•>AIRP1KIJ> IK aoi.Ij AI ONCE I WIIJ
-----^ I *' .sacrifice my nine rixjin »erii: bunaalow
McCANN ' 13.900. on terms uf I8M1 cash and
Fhoaa 7g' I ''^'a'"^ niorlaaae at 7'^, Kully modem.
DBTOOODS— WaOLBBALB
Ui.. whalacBia dry*
1 atdaaa attassdad ta.
I I with two open fireplaces, basement and
furnace Larar lot Clo.sr lo park, beach
aud vhool nfti-en mlnulea «'alk lo city
A Kood family home or revenue producer
Must be sold within the next day or two
Phone 34&9L
BMBOB9ED aTATIONERT
RIVATB BTATIOMERT
(J
1 ENUCNE BARGAIN. ll.iOO BELOW
' T>RnrATB VrATIOMERT. BMBOBBRD IM
) X any deatan ar adiar. TIM rirrsalW
4 Commercial Frtatlaa Dept. Pboaa 191.
ANY nJMLBT
fine Price
N I HK
¥N IHK BK-ITKi; '-lAS.'i , ar«< (■».,. I
I ft 4S, l»37 In lerfe.-' lond'il.i.i, mlleace
TBOMAB FUMUr. LTD
1010 TATBB Vr. lOU TATBB ST.
FBOMB m FBOMB tU
OVKN rvKNtNOB
•IF TOO ovr IT AT FbmunrB
»• AUi ~
purchase.
Colonl.ll
State temi to Boa 70 1»
laa. iMTi
new Una,
W 'AATTO TO RENl 1 HltEE OR POOR-
W'y HAV1-. \
v» .ilil.« In,
' iW" (.rire II,!-', r-iardlT .'^-dl
'*^:* ''ur has heen r^.'vin''''1 nt
Ik henutlf'i' r-o'or ar'ce t! "Mi
KEK niK .NKiV URMIAW I'AICy JH.
Bclllnc Complete in Victoria, tl,41S
>i iM HUN -
WAKM
apartaMTit. _ _
nv^^s Twta kadai a»an RreFlaee: airaataid-
r'>.ifns (araae and isnimr ^Tvir, n,
■ f iflren nr do«s < omp r-" > 'r, ; .,, ii ai.d
!. ri I tii p' r n,'' II 1 1 , , , . ,i 1 M- A <
tiu'i»aio« monthly. Apply )»4
VIN AITii 8MA^
•parluicni, evtry
* . VI
A •!
Johnson.
coov9iuaa9a.' MM
4 1 MtjRRISON AFABTICBNCB— FDB-
' \ aiMied suite on aroaad Baari
niaii uoioraiahad calta. Fboaa ~
4 FDBBiaUD AFABTM8MT. FOOH
' \ rooms, close to St. MMwafofa Ao
iLO'j oiadstoM Avaaua. niaaa ifML.
.M
IJANI-H .!( A
Newport
.V A 1 1 :.Mi i.iH I ( .r 1 K,N .
- I u I IJ IM ,eil I OU»ei !n all
pans of ii,.- ■ 'Y. ii.ii wir.'i us for Im-
med,ate i «u.'t~ r It niuwu li Aael.
Ltd. IIU Broad Street, pbona IOTA
^ ^ chaa
/ '«HEV1
^ ' r.r.
AT MT. BDWABO. FmUOBBI OR ON
f uralahad^ flat lar rectt. Fhaoa 3343
A f fn aBANOB. MO UMDBM. FOB-
-iV n I shad. Aaatad. ilreplaee. Fitono IIM.
KliRNIBHEP J ROOM SELP CON-
's'ned apartment. J30; kitchen, bcd-
I ".111 lij flo e I,, HkIi tHnool IJSl
l»«tw nrii F'hoi^e 47031,
BUUAJJWAY APAHTMENT8. 4U SUPE
rior (near fi "
sattae. Baal ealaa,:
ilil^.ll-J v^AiJM (ITUCCO HOME. Pl'R-
■iished I:',' room.^ and csraae. good
Im ni on. Oak l!.ii moderale rent Box
i;«4: Coloiiml I
8TEAM-HEATEU \fODERN I Ol II - ROOM rUBNlBHEn i
iU baaaainw s 's ateatlUy. ApFiy s:i4 1
Old Rsqulmaii Kuad |
AVKNUB. * ROOMB. S.>.
Avonue. 7 rooata. }I3& <f'>r \
aae Denulson Road. 7 rooma. tit icarac
Palrfleld Road. 10 rooma. IM (adtase,
Pendercast Biraat. I roama. MA. H. o
■Miby A CO.. U4.. m Vtow Mraet <opp
opencer'sl
ll'R HAVE A PDUBT-OKAaB TENANT
vt for an eicht or nine-reoi
home Forward partienlars to P R. Brown
^HBVROLBT OODFB. 4.BBATCR. IN
Is*.* rondltlon rr.-'r.'iv over
hauled i '•mi v ;ifw hallnrn iir* . on r'-ar
bumperx. <u A tnap for tJM I * uie 2inR
OOi >! I 1 ONDI-
Pbone U93.
iiaa-iirr cars
AT CUKARANCE PRIOBB
CtARA which hatr«> run a very limited
' mlleaae^they look like new drive ilka
ROW and havlnc Juat been reconditioned
we sell them with a acw car cuaranter
IKJK roii|tIN(» compare
. UOLKil loi-HlNO ilkT£\ '
«••• ■••oaeda ^tr w
ai'EClAL
Baa Qd ToAay. or Phone 4900
OBOB Evenlnas
NATXOMAI. MOTOR Co LTD
119 YaUa Street
Vietorla'a Larveat Uaed t^ar Dealers
ENQRAVIMO
BMBRAL ■MORATntO, arBMOIL OOT-
tar end aeal eaaraear. C
UldllMA -I
Huuak.
plau
1>
EZPREBS AND TEAMINQ
RAYkiAM— .JOBKPM USAMSIf UPPUIB;
WBaH Btiaak. BBbbb
niBimxrAB motino
I em live room bunaalow for t:.!.BSO. un eaav
I terms I'ull basement Good garden, lot
^»3^13^ Flume ;,oS7Y. nr lall at 2714
|Blackwo*Ml A\,rui.- fur partiiular*
Ik.'^ UDILX ON INVTALMSNT
piau Modern homes for sale ou eai/
I tirmt U H Bait, eostractor.
j Foil and f*tadacooa Plion« IMt
in" oooo umalitt. nbab n— moo-
1 ern houae. cement
carage. near car Oeltlns CAt
E«.sy terin.t I'lione Br>81
AMF--^ IIAV Ti 'iiM.H NO
11.300. Phone 400»R.
J
XCTFT
o^'i-BuiB cn4r mmi. bbaa
A
FOBD OOCPB
1939 FORD OOOFB. la porfeet maalac
order Many extras. Including moto-
BOUT PORMITOBB MOVXMO. PACK-
tna. shlpplna or storaae. aea Joeywe R
Lamb iTana/er Co. Forwarders and dia
tnbd'vois vwt r»*M oti IrMobt to I
p«u>ia ouiaa Pbaaa. i»«r 711 a.
A vanwa
Wundre Con 'nrinMf ft ror>ni hC
riM'ni.s Mjiir.v a: ,i ir.'..i»-i:. Willi .1
iriiit and ornamental trees and gatdde.
I'hone S14SR
meter and barcap
Twa new tiie.'s
raae, etc.
A. B. BUMPURUES MOTOBB. tTD.
OCNEBAI. OOMTBACTtNO
lyvLK oRmMO. BRmoB^nBiraSiNa
I reraent work and ceneral eontrartinc
Mr Dor
r I, ItldJ
Consiru i o
f'eni
I (taw. Fine loea-
■iiMr Mna. Will
BABOA0IB Hi U3EL> CARS
1936 HUPMOBILB BBDAM. iuat «Pl
like new ^1»>.^.>
1937 OABXAMO ftlQQPC
BBDAM
1375
(VICTORIA).
B'
1931 OURANT
TOUKIHO
Ac Son.'
1076
ei^ht or nine-room modem
ltd. 1113 Broad Street, phooe
I 4HBV. TOURmO. IN
^ tion. caod tlrea. 175.
/ IHEVROLBT TOORUtd, 1104. IB OOOD
^ ronditioa. Look* welt 1311. 640 Krlrln
RoaA
<1
«1B
T vODOE TOUBJMO. IN AI BTJNinNO
1 ' order. 1933 aiodal. Mtt foc «ri«k aala.
Phone 4174T3.
1,-«S8BX OOACB. 1M7 M008L. AB OOOO
' ■< aa aaw. ft. FIWBa IMIU
I»ARn,Y FT'RNLsnr.n iioi sK n rotims.
1 'a mlleji from Dunran. water, liaht.
Particulars, apply to Tbomaoa. R il.I). 1.
Dunraa.
I iBOBffkrr lUkicB-^FULLT^'^
' ' tBf09-MdMod OdtMsa, Ret and cold
walar. fealh. adA kOAt, Oosd feuattos and
nahMd. Ill a aoBth. Vlwac tiMB
(
iJEtWIb AFABTMBMT8. BRluai i
and l-room tnlte*. moderate 1*su
Y N I 11 J M Y R
tniraiicc.
MISL.
i.ARfiK.si. nwrr i^ r.
apai Inieii! s ,n rilv . pnyala
tas Michigan HI reel Pbooe
sy bMBaalow: iBpsaca aad taa. liis
I reiw rnt Road.
rno LET FULLY FUIlNIBHBD BUNi ^
ArB,'s7-B' i8ss:A'»i.ru's*^Bi^.
phoae 119
1 I ARBOUR Ill.Ubt lHJIEl, ltAf.i»a».
» I H C kt ft .f!eal spot n null Inland*.
'■••Iirnt i,iini« <n.iMs. tostmg. bathing,
■ '•!"! t III, .it and ttack baaa. bUiiatda
I n datlv. lone Omanaa pbeos
»ett «na rataa.
$s7r>
fl05()
..f900
..•975
..•800
TOtTBOlO ...» .,€••>"''
OOAOK ........
19. '7 ni;KANT
."^KJIAN
1 I a ? 7 M Of 1 r;
COA( JI
UU7 rHEVROurr
TOUKINO
193d STAR
OOAOH
19M NABS
• • eaeeetoaai soaeaoae
IIM FOimAO
• aa deed»a9|a»«o*wae
OONBOUOATBD MOTORS
Lmi I Ki>
TdMABWdet^^^^^
111!
9625
'ORAL COURT,
lurnisbed suites
niRNTSBBD OR im-
Phono »«4. Oaraae
1 ^AMeTON AFTA.* fit Fi
^ ' n<«ita« twWaa. haaaefca
f loiambidai flat mmi bSt:
^ ' Frialdalra. kaat and d9M9iUi hot
water under aaldoutttd ooatrdir>«falaAad
nr unfurniAaA. fBaai dIMIi dr dMM..
rpo i.ri ^■; I
I house, Jarrie.s Ha \ .
Box '.i>o;i Colonial
rjx)
I/LOBRLY LADY WOUU) BHARB WTTH
I ^ another ladp.
Apply Atl
aalte; piano
L^rCLO AFABTMBMTB ~ LAROB
1 I oorn light, heat
I 'nlri'- fi ■ ■ oiiple iienllenien
;.MiiKr l a 'nl,|, phone ni)"iO
FUR-
;HHEI)
'(5 I,f^'
til TIK Nf.VVl V DKCO-
n ilrj r.ci'ed reasonable
•■ 'M nriiNisHKi)
I JO month, adults.
mANIBKBD
Bd'lMUU.
111. Col-
I/UKNISHED APARTMENT. |aii ADULTS
j^^dlr. .199 IMMMB, M> IMMd ABm.
cx>B Bflrr—fiTLur FOBNismit wotm-
I room flat, with cas close In tit
RENT — TWOROOM
X cottaae, near keaah.
nTH OPTION OP RALR — 3-ROOM
cottate. furniniied electric llcht. City
water, phone and caraae: all bullt-ln
aSaatai alaaa la aaa aad l«wa: lot nicely
tread with daka: roat ill
ontaJi
Y^\'ELL AND FULLY FURNIBHB} HOUSE
VV of nine rooms, altuate In a good part
of Oak Bay. with Well established carden
of half an acre, and garage; all In flrat-
clasa cond:tion I'oniaina four bedroooM.
two bathr'ionis. Chinaman's auartars.
Beulpped with wi«k cleetrlo raata. hot air
furaada. lauadry lUha. ata. baAWlaarlaa
for one year, wffl raat A|~Tm from
iirinher IV or tHtt naVjMHtiBat. at
Die Royal YiadrnMiBaiii. Baiatont
Mouse VU'LorlH '
1<".<)R3
niRNlPHKI) 3 ROOM AI'AHT-
incliidlng llihl, walet. telephone
■n- except linen and fuel t2!l.
I', clo^e to car and school Phone
j.' I.I.Y PliRNIBHED
• iiioiov and bathroom, ever
Rea-onable rent.
APARTMFINT
ever V . oi, » .
Pbone &411.X
«) ROOMED BMNOAUiv.
walTfronf fiiliv moi!'-
man. 1«4J i recent ! -ad
1 1. IIAV
(>640 PERN WOOD ROAD— 6-ROOM MOD-
^ era haaw. witB aaw fayasMi caraae.
TO BBMT
MPOOLTBV AND UYBBIOOK
MA PO( f TRY AND aUPPUBS
BARNBVELUER PULLETS Alfb trNRE-
iBtad cockerel March hatched, IS.
May. 13 3S. i.ayera of enormous brown
eggs 1149 Ro< aland, phone
1.MVK RRODB ISLAND RED PUU.ETH.
April hatch, 11.11 each, one White
Teghorn riillet. II 2ft Good layttui atraina
Pl one 8I9«I.1
\ I U8T BE BOLD. 100 LEUHORN FUL-
leu. colaaito low.
Virx I EOHORNR, POUR WYAMDOTTB
piClct.i. )u»t laylDK 11 40 each. 100
smaller. 71c each. 1101 Staelboume 8t.
Phda
RORinca
mSAM OP HORSES POR SALE. 3,000
i poMRda. Fhoaa Xltno.
I >ATTLR sboiiaiI6b— IF -mo bava
any co«> lor sale or wlah ta kay> Has
up 411 No cost to yoa.
.^OR RALE— OUBKMBBY-JEBBtY COW
S. Kllner. Maiahai
THOVE A»«4
rHS MECBAMCAL MOTOR WORKS. LTD
SAT AfB.
K'^S^BZ.
I J ttUeaj
1937; CONDITION AB
iblleaae t.MW mllaa. FbABa MUM. be-
tween 9 and II a m.
r-'OR ha'le I.ATK MODEI, McLAnofT
" Im « louring. Ove passenger uphol
slery. curlslnn. tires, etc . all In aood
order. i3U caah. Phone 6039X
FX>R BALB-UBBD MaliAOQHUB CAB,
apMf Ballay * BdA. UA.. fM Tlaw
street.
I^^VJH BALK ;^l'ti.i : AI,
I . !■ : : : A N . 1
model t.*) 6. louring, vi; liood Ures,
one Oldsmobile "8 . touring, lli
ready for the road; both cara li
No dealers Apply pbone nMR.
Opew Byealnafl
BEOO MOTOR i f LTD.
YaUa at Quadra bt.
B. KUMF^IBIBB MOTQAB. LTD.
1( J. CA U overl
|T» wui handle.
rAUMWoABKUR OA1
iMd
mat^'
aewi
ROI
mub!
OBOANtXAVHMn
BRrTAMMIA BRAMGll. CANADIAN
Lawlon B B.S.L.. gsnegal meetuta. Are*
Tnesdar rvcrv asoatb.
(ALUBS OBHBRAL MBKriNO. TtUliu
J Thursday. a:M paa. Aim* aad Hart
Vtteraoa.
G
ENERAL
Prance.
TBBOAAAFBINO — LmooBAFHiiio.
mJ caataaiBa and emboaalna Notbina !«•
large aad aetblng toe am all Tour atatloae
ry la year advance agent. Our work is
aeaualled west e( Toronto. Tb« Ooioaui
Ttatlaa A FaMisARM Co.. Ltd
PLABTBRINO AND CEkJENT WORK
1918
■r
MM eoa««lo«
It away. MM Rrx-kl*nd An
IN
drives
T ALLEM.
rl .given un plain or o
lug. cement work, rapal
i 0399. aaaa Baacb Driva.
WANTED
M iDEIl.N .SEMI Hi r.iiAI.oW
I'l Ic ft .1 r 1/ T ,|,.|, I tiri
fireplace gurage. Phone ;i<(.i:il
\fOUNT TOUQE BARGAIN |l.i
^'X Nleo larsa iMiiaa. atooe foundation.
lion, near ^heMSMBO M _
>a< rifice iiaie lDlMa9l M ttM FtAllMb '
dVM, Colonist.
BW BOMB. BTOOOe OOMrTKOOTKM*^
fiya modem convenient reatoi. Baori-
flca quickly, 13.350 Box 7MI. Ooionlal.
NORTH QUADRA — FULLY MODERN
home, Ave sunny rooms, entrance hall,
bath, pantry, large nttlr lemenl ba*e
iiienl furnace. Nearly hhlf air.-, lawn-.,
sarden. fruit and nriiamenial tree-
Oaraae Rii..p vee this Phone 7442X3
XJEW STUCCO BUNGALOW. TWO BED
1^ rooou. Uvina-room, ftraaUee: kitchen
and aeak; baaemeni. varaae. Hardwood
floorc. Good loeatlon. Bos M39. cninm .i
NI08LT BrrtTATRrT fX>N V KNIPN r
(OUr-rWMn bunnalou larage Uiree
pieoa bathroom modem and m Kood ion-
dition: newly painted; 11.900 Phong 7904X.
i>ARTt,Y FOBNISBBD BE TBB -BOOMBD
hoaae to aood eondltioai ■AtdAd aaA
.frail trees: aear High BehaaL A tHMS
for someone Phone IICSB.
^TPrr.) nKSlb«WCB~MllBT~BK 8oi.i.
*~ imnediauly. Fire raoma, built-m
fe.idire.. etc.
and absolutely
I3J75 Poul Bay dlstrlrt
Oaittavala oolafod stuoao
now. T» can eulekly.
Phone 7'S«4t.
PATENTS
t^ACRinCE SALB STUCCO HOME.
flea rooms, new. f cafcalaiit. OBA-Aay
r ifp
ANTBD, FAOKAIID CAR. ABOUT
fwr ^esr old Box »i'>-i'' ' • iori'si
WANTED PORD UOHT DEUVERY OB
chaiaU. for cash. Boa 9dn. OdlaBlat.
diatrirt Price
t Phone 7MMI
13.919 raeh. «r imis
IX'UXOWS DIBTRUT— A REAL BUY
vV 4-rooaMd madera fcantalaw.
Ǥ BUSINESS OPTOBTUNITIBS
ETHEL A
Balldlnc.
script.
iCUERAL TRUCKA
Co.,
•disr*
dMriai •
.».aRON MOrON
>44
A BAROAIN FOR SOMEBOOT
OWNER wlU sacrifice Palae-Jewett de
Luxe Four-Door Sedan, with adw Urea.
naw katlary aad Laeeloi annkkara. Oar to
^^^^ ^
1
esrelleni eondltlan throuabout.
swsv prire. tCS^ Phone 7S95
1934 DOOOR RanTHKRfi TOURINO, in
mechanical condutoo eaual to ne-s
enamel as ortslaali aB tfMd tlrea. fro
and rear baatoors. aad auay
other eatraa .,
* V
I9M DOOOR BftOtinMrTOURINa. mm
pletelv ■ -1 oo-iii i,.n»d ; very rellabi' ■
acoooni « :i I. .portatlon thai lit' | >
yoa aaouot afloid to overlook nN>*'^'
tnd FORD OOUFE, running perfect Many
extras includa laatatoator And bar cap.
vase, automatid ViBialnaM wiper, etc .
rMff'-JSJTdBr TB... $450
A PARTMENT8 AMD BOOAM. I-VBAR
'^ lease, and (ttraHnrd. BIdhloen-room
house, well furalabad. law mlnutea walk,
splendid locatiOB CB FOTt Street: larae
garden waltiDS tilt: Bloa ctaady Income
Lady can handla alone.
AHHWARF RTORK OWNTR RFTTR
will sell at 11, le- • ,1? ai^i 'i w r»oo
300 INVERTED IIA1.ANCE
I profits wiii pai you 17 to tlO
establUhed bu.slness. auto ltre»
Baa Mr Blarl:
IHB ORlPriTH CO.
PVBUC aTEMoaaAFUBS
UB.
. iBai
Uw
sfyle Itrlnc-roam: lawn, aarasa. Baap
price a( 11.300. ~
pr)R
Hay.
BTDOOO BOMOALOW
. . irri Deal Btroot. Oak
1111X1.
|^>tJj^JO ^BTEWOO R A ni ER MlBii
507 II I IP ont BOIMlnS^
FBJMTIMC
II
PROM
IXTRY SEND TOOB
VT Bast, whom roo can eet «
a(er, eulekcr. and at the same
aaMMslSiimmBBimaBaa
I)'
G-BOOM BOUBB: flrealaaa. aaaiont
BMBt. famaco. carasai SA>ft
_ lot:
I3.9M: each 1300. balance 135 per month.
Box ddli. Oolontat.
*9R^w>-aBvaR-iiooM hoowb. wttx
V^n/v MU eoamat baacoaat: thraa
mlnutea from atraat aar. FBCBd MMb Ar
Box 9«17, Coleoiat. -••"aw we
All I YOU WOHKT
Apply after 4:30.
Station.
WOULD BELL
MM.
RADB JIHSEY COW, DUE TO FRBBH-
Ol
Fho
TWO Flusi "babrbd'hook dbcKER-
eta. 1330 raeh. or will cxehanae for
PUlleta Phone 7733X
WE BUY LIVESTOCK AND TOITLTRY
Palmer Phooe 5931
OP boob
IT^OB AdIiB FURBBRBD FOINTBR DOO.
r good honter md retriever, or will
• «ei ante for cood radio ».et Phone 3i71L
I OWKR PLAT, PULLY
^-t rooms, walklna d
veaieace; garden: recti
Co.. Balmonl House
1 4
M O I' N 1 I > ' . r i j L A B
A !■ \ i; 1 M K R T S
i'i|()"jir J474
I . iK isnlTaS
OIL-O-MAnC HEATTVO
' \IARTNK CHAtrr. > >AK BAT VTO.
jj .11 lorla . !,i,'.,l f„rii;».,-,l » |.,. r I ro-n H
Neat li''
iric h 11 f ,
.» Slid lii,;nit!
«ih1 »r ir ink . Ri.r
■ I'll ref rig..? »i :on aie.>k
rale» Phone ,>7S«
,-'3(1 I.mDEN A VP, liOWKR FIAT lAROK
ilmwiiii' room, hardwood floor dinlna
room, kitchen, i larae and one amall bed-
'.. ^. ■■ 140 00
10U FBBDBMOABT BTRBBT— ^BOOM
iBwar Bat. \ baAraema. Now vacani4='°* " °*"*»
I %.,IS5 00
— tIPPKI!
% bedrunini'
150 00
A BON
•Phone 388
A^^ull SALB— REUUiTERBD PEKINOBSE
puppies and grown dog, reaaocable
prices. Phone SiocL
P^OR SALE, RED AND BLACK COCKBt
spaniel pups and crown docA Fboaa
OWNER OOINO EAST
Ohar. eoapa, saad
Tetapboaa MtTO. liMB 41.
OVBUJIND' M^ ni' OOOD RUNNTNO
order Oond tOA asA cood tlraa: newly
painted i>e» bruchaa iB faaaratati battarr
good FiiKirx runa lOdA. Ml. Apply 1119
Titlleum Road *
1«2%> RTAR HPORT TOURINO. a rl„
looklntt cai. equipped with front ao :
bunipcra, spoULcht, windshield _ winga.
trunk, etc.
Mechanically parfeet
a * ..a a. ,
$460
V«w 1
A> 4.000
$1,700 A
SNAP POR WC
louring, ro
Phone 48«9Y
BUN
MMY.
^TAR SEDAN, IMOl
s^ (oodrunnins ardor.
StNAP FOB~OAni^^^^^^mYBiLiR "ST'
, >^ tourlaa. fine abapa, very little need.
• 1700. Ma mi. OdoBlat.
.-^OR 8ALR PY>X
Phon^ 40ft5R3
I
l.-^OR
X _Btippy, ratty
X.
TERRIER PUPPII
^ IU4I.I
003:
\ I \A 1. n lUMlSHED APAKTltENT
• ' I I •oiii:.. nea
new (uraitara. maaara caa-
N o H ,M A N D I B
CCtHMl ~
APART
TB
»o
^ R( )( iM
V-F'.'. IV DttCORAlKIl inooM M^r
• ' rloie IP. iii.med;ale posaeasl.m
I ! ; 1 ' H jH I 'o 1 i.t |o,n„e .l is
I kNE HOUSSKEEPINU SUITE. PARTLY
I )ARK MANBTC1N3 A i '(-<aY PT RNlHaHD
I •iille all 'h.- i-iriirorti nf home Ap-
Q'l nd I a
l.ADIiA Af'AI- I MKN'I , NICF. .Irl
I'lil "tilv t.^.^ .losel
loi liio,,« iiinii Htreet
AI)H.\ AI'ARTMENT ft -SUITB
(4r
|ir:ilgman
rent. Mi Stanley Avaai
lose to Fort. |31. it
FOR
u
clM
C04 Broaahton Street
KIOmoND COURT, UOHT. WARM
houaekeeplna suites, gratet: ai'^arfi
iidirix* Caracas Janitor
itAKBliRN ROUAB, 1049 HOCKLAND
It Aveauo. aMraaUea acw llaia
^BAOKOrr. OAK
mer
1083
uafurniahed foar-rama aaa vl9# Man-
ment; vacant. All electrical: carage Fhooe
S'TOBART BUILDINn looR WARM APTB
^~ oentraL aawir r urniahad, eieeator.
145 Yalaa Ati
STI>VMn~ER APARTlMICNTa.
Ilk Ya'ea P'reel
1 149 HILDA BTiunrr, a rooms
I 1430 Rlford Street. 7 roOBC .
1731 Davie Btreet. 5 rOOma
;38'J rvegble Rtr-el. 7 rooBU
for ( nrev ao.< Ralph. 3 rooms .
U.'lil .hihlLsoii KIreel. C roomc. . .
IB07 Cook Street. 6 rooma
1741 Duchess Street. 9 rooatc
I4M Fort Street. 7 rooma
iMd Port Street 7 rrKirn-.
ejohnaoii sir.'r' li f.oiiiv
Cormoran: Uireet, « rooma
•11
1443
1191 Ldd A«aaB9. d
F K.
Phone 1078
Aeaaue, I
Btroot. 7 r
It.'S 00
35 QO
30.90
MOO
3» o3
1350
37.50
SO 00
17 AO
3-. 00
26 00
90 00
.. . . . M 00
MM
vjOW SELLXNQ RBOI8TBRBD kdALB
Laka^
P' BRTY BFTTX FUF KB BALB. OnAr
Fbaae 999L.
a
^PRINOER SPANIEL DOO PimCBRlB>,
months old, partly brofcao. Fboaa
knOWW A BONB. UD,
Hit
BEACH DRIVE. 4 ROOMS
Oak Bar, 9 roonu. hot water
heat
Pa'.f'M
Rr* It « T
11)
71 1 • ,
:~ ir R ; ^vini
nrii ir. .'. AI i.an. LTD
ri on-*
448 M<_>68 S I REHTl . 8 R<JOMif
994 Bank street, 9 rooau...
St.
130
140
l.^9
17$
r70J
127 50
, rr N
. 13 sa
, LA on
so 00
. 90 00
7»1»B.
^OOTCH TERRfER Ptrppiag, At4i AOBk.
^ fully registered Cragslda
tea AV«. Phone C703X
ITiS
BBXBF
|.-<OR SALE — II BRBKDDIO
X' Phoae 79X. BMaay. B.C.
PpBB NSW B0ICK IB A
ABLB CAB. BO BBMdBBABtB
IB FaMFOBMAMOB TBAT A IRnC>
BAR or IsATB MOOBU OT YAIUDUB
MAXB8 ARB BBI190 TRAOBO Of FOB
TRIM UOTOB-WIBB BOYMM ABB
pioKiMo or mm omusuai. obb
o^ BABOkAint mrr not
IB AMD bOOB TBBM OTBRT
H. A. DAVIB. LTD
9M TMaa
VI , f V 1 1 11
4Ve will pay 150 a weak for tbeac two
qualltloa. Toa dOR't have to have cxpvrl-
eiM'e or prevleuc knowledge of our bualneaa.
"I'o 1 don t have to be brilliant Tnnl-
■ 'iiMnejs and abllHy to learn are what
ue require. We will teach you and train
you. You will act ia year aaMtoaatty as
the repreeentatlva of one of the M99oat and
hlcbest rated eompanie< or it^i k p.d m
Canada. We wlU giv>- >o . !,e oi.(..,i „iiii ,
How big that opportunily i aoteei lU upon
youraeli Write and teh ui.ooi
$' "JJ' 'yourself We will tell you abou; i,.- , ..n.
i I pany, lt« producu and your opportunity la
^ * ^ I its raaka Apply Mr. BMMi Bspl. KIA 9Jiy
1924 F'lKI) liKLIVlCRY. equipped with four 1^"
neu . r- Motor runa verv .a ret After; a RK/yL BUAZMBAB OFFORTUNITY-
wllb
AVID RANDALL. PLUMBtNO OOM-
1 rector Oood work RaasenabI*
I rices. 31lt Aiakaspea/e atreeC
1983 BstlmaUs fraa
ISLAND WDTDOW AND CAB PET OLBAR-
IMO CO . 917 Part eueel Phona 9819
flaort w^xe^a^d pottabed by
Jrt A. n/WI~-A* ATTRACTTVE WELL
TI •t'.'riny ballt sfuceo raaldence in
Vie<i irsidertlftl district of Oak Bay. eon-
lain iif panelled reception hall, larve llv-
ing-rnom. den. large paneled dinlna-room,
Iliad kitcboa. paatry. faar kodrooma. slaep-
ina porch, tiled bathroom, with room far
a second hallnoorr, two utation.irv wash
tia,si:i» I""!)! . I li ent l>B\enieiii laulldrr
tuba and Chinaman a room and lollet. Four
oyaa ttfcalaaaci lacac aarAaa. wttB dak
TTPEWRtTEAS
TRUCKS
1938 PORD DEUVERY. sullable for milk
delivery A truck wtiich has had very
careful u,"e and in the pink of
I onci ' oh A .: 1 1 . price Is rtabt
^,",„";fl^;';^*yf ^ jSityi^i; "'°'"^2ji ^ orocery .tore, aad ca. pump.
WM FOAD Om-TON TRUCK, with w
dump bady. auitable for wood delive
Hare ia your ehaaea to start to tha wo-,
baatnaca Tniak. aomptou wttfe cat
coad irtaA aad
houae and shop: fine euburlKin location,
near aea. Taklncs In store about 11.300
monthly Loyeir «iii -,--.iiirii i-oi|^e i<Mre
ood I of property t5.iiO''i !^- .;,,ii s nt; m- «i.d
k at valuation lerms Chone S88SIL
I t IINESS SUITABLE FOR MAN WTTH
i> small Income, capital required,
Apply 711 Pert Atraat.
A. B
Fhoaa 419
US.
Nd YMdd At.
RUILDI
finis
UILDINO,
shed .
minus rri.
50O7 Y
flTiH(E.«1 AND FLATS. IIN-
l.Bil r.-i;t.ed: near r»r ter
' tl..l00 Pbone mornings.
TTPrwun-ERB
NEW ROYAL. aU makes factory reWaBt
maebtoca aptciai iant»l ratea te
•ludeats Repairs te any make of aa»>
cbtaa. Call and tsapaci aur stack.
■MAiua asraafBIiBB OQk
OAB BAT
I^TODBAYA auty rent typavrtMta fld«
O aa I
Soo£j|[ laareasa your efneleaey "^r ~tak-
at tboaa cpoeiai rataa: OBd aMatfe.
aMBlfea. Tl9. FRBA IBBTBUCnON
ise your efneleaey br tak-
of ihli offer Mo I hargo
tot aAvaatac
far dcUvary
BBttmOTON TYFBWRTtXBA. LTD
914 '
ri.».ANi\<,
4 .'IPI.rNIiin HIX Rr«1M HOUSE.
ol II r Aim .11 two loia. haWas
livins-reom with open fireplace, dintad-
room ppBdllad aad hcaaied: Dtitch kitobea.
I* wKV 'h^' °*<"*'>i fcaacmaau
ORANl- A HOPE
B BXCBFTIONAf .I T
BUTE IN OAK BAY
tONPECTIONERY STORE. WTTH l.IVTNO
IT8ED CAR BARGAINS
Wa Sm Rave flome of ilie Be«i Values to
Be Found la the City
<NAP IN roNrriA^T RFT>AN
s
I laBD PARIS POR POKi^. UBBVBOUrT.
ii..eSTlct5^. ttd "^^^
TMMBia
CMEVRolKTB PROM IM>
Bouurrr ' Juat the ear you require for the huatlac
I >AR nOOLAA BTIMDOW CLiCAMINU FOR
IIM. Bapoflar acrrtoo.
i'hone
A
llrtnr
fj ■■fio
. e • ! p I e
Plork
.lor
and Piiiire-
ALL Biarr
leiialhs.
rlR CORUWOOD. BTOVa
nn larsa koota, SI ta par
vcKT ran
•ooth of tbi
of Ol I, s r. .-I tal SI
dining room, eatraaoa
aroaad floor. Throo
npaUlrc. AU to
iL
MAMl Off
OH MovTffnrT.
line, TUI, tf.,,
idi I 1 , ,i,« rr>om.
hall and kiu ncn on
caod badroems and
AralH'
IIOTEL. ON isi ANIJ
JLX kaaiacca. atiractir* i
aanw. nua houi u g
fair tliia alaaa of trade.
I
*>| BRBBDIKO BWBB AND RAMS POR
sale Frtao IIMA 9Aah. Fhdba ttawu.
Turner. Cadbors Aay.
r.RaKiNE
570 David Street. 4 rooms
Camoaun Apartment\. 1 roOto CUite
1933 Belmoni A 'nije. n rodtoC SO 00 » T STUD - PU
1343 Port street. 7 rooms . . '. 90 00 i a'\ bucks. Saanen.
IMI LyaU Btiaol. t rooms M.M Nubian; does called far.
H O. OAIAT A> CO . LTD Dairy. a«fca HUL FbddB
834 View siyaot (opp Rp-i ^oAirA' — '
AT STUD PURERRBD TOOOBMaUBO
hornless buck BwrtdB'a OoAl Dairy,
plione OolqulU 7ax
A^
1 730 DAVIB VniBXT. 5 ROOMS
' 1183 Beabia Btreet. T roomc . .
Cor Carey and Ralph. 3 rooma. .
lUO Johnson Btreet. 9 rooma.
1907 Cook Street, 8 roomc
1741 r>iieheas Btreet. 9 r
877 n .. ..tlai fi Road t ra»
I480 I ' airee' - t,.omS
ill Cook Street, I rooms.
IIM Pert Btroat. 1 r«oam.
933 Jehnaon Btroot. d
959 Oormorar.t Rtreet, f ri
Xianor Road. « rooms
7M Ktdaa Road. • r
lit BaMUk Aveaue, •
P R RROWN A
(.10 III
. MM
9 50 I I'^A*'"™ OOAT,
MILKER NOW
35 00 1" ' elviPg 'i gallon: anap price t30 Boa
13 50 !**>*■ Colonist
" ** \'OIING flOAT. PRERIf PEW WEEKS
I hall' Nubian. 118 Two hqruleas
Sannen nanny klda. au weeks old. 14
aaefe. ttfl Mil B cam i Btraat. Fbaaa «M.
900
30 M
41 M
n.M
M 00
J^ ri,i ■ cnu
go oil
35 00
40 00
ir-s
^l^TIU. TBAM^ THIS ^THREE- MONTB-
car. *ar oaV at'*dS»9 "ratfwtta?. IRSSm
7I79S.
LOOK VHTJif 1 <V f.R
Itn CHEVROLET SPORT TOURINO dark
marooa color, five wire wheels, wind-
ghlald de flee tors, bumper and bumper-
etiaa. This car Is rompletelr e^uli
and la an absolute barsaii
at
1999 FONTIAO OOACH. runs and looks
It ia very seldom <mi
riaalty to ptek .p jj^ -^j
McRAi .MFi utlAM MOroi
Vaies Siroet Plione laaj
seaaaa and (or running m and
BFBOIAL a
MeLAUOHLtB Vfm rkdOBMII
cpiaadid oaaAMMa. anap.
1991 BTAA Toartod. like ne«
Another
A. W. OABTBR. 1.TD
HI
rlr equlPMd
Balaa aad Sarviea
■adcoa Bvper-Bia— Bcaex Buper-BI*
JAMBBON MOTOBA. LTD
IM BTOMhtaiB St
The 1- ,., ' i-'.r.
nq run i iavj l
as faaA sc aaw
ditio.
•■,r' 'use
II oe P.*,
itidei lha
lo the
■By A
IAVKNUiat IlLliy. PRUIOKI
J kitten
Aha Single Bedr
a
to MB BaaM M I
v^nnrr APARTMETf-i'-F. rowvr.n ifii.i. .-a.ui. ler
' s de and Douaias. two and tbrae-raam | Ortnber 15 gl I
i^Mofrr ROOM Hc)i;s
^ (ul view, beautiful
eeetipatieo p«u p«y|
ale. Bart A Todd. LM
Tj''TNF OAR ra y" RBSTDrNCE i r
• 'voan' T f r»t ela«» i. odn nf^
SK. WITH WONDUH
ful tacalian immed.ata
oeetipatiea p«U partleutars from o iie.
pie. Bart A Todd. LM.
AUTO BARnAlNS
CADILLAC ssaaB. modal »7 |l»e
•TAR ohaaale. I9;i mj
STUDKBAKPR Hpaelal Rli. ne^r^atiled.
ps'nied swff
BHTc-sr a i.j>i -I
L'SEU lAHI . ' o laie Mo,;.! (ark
A' Halt.. ,1 HI t
TRUCK l-AKTB for 3 ton Oram. Kepubllc
PwAcraL Aidsal. Maaaati. i^ammitca. Bu.
■f aasMr. mamm. d«a« lUA
^RDER YOU^ MANOELA NOW _PHONI
niiLA.
tJ7 View rirert
rt 1
NiNr
»«fss' srd lar»» ired .irnli'-i! uiilr:, W
i"oni.aln. fr.,» he-trocm*. two baDiroooM Horses, ratti'
.|e, irlr rsnse gnno heatlRo Mttcm Own | »T». nMcMnorv fr«lt
lie (er ore rv»f wtft rent fram 1 <»'h'
Yktcria Be | Phojs* ..iC^Ll
W •
fr«it
Sev m lareNaneoua.
rii. AT TAB CITY l!l'>(r"."'''-Jil'-'.Li!!
Phmia IDS
OOOD HDNNINO
lldOL
1931 IkRBKiMB
vary hab-araAc
Maw ear
auaraatoe ......
1M8 STUOKBAfnOi ^MMUr
Fha»-io. . ft7AK
aoruM . #I^O
IC3S STUOBBAKBK
P.rouahaBb
like ne
1933 STUOBAABPI Mwolal Six Tonr
Inc. IB the BaM df oaaAitiaa. aaw
rhjfo fully " "
Snap for
ift7 «rAi> twiAd. taaraaaacA first
elas. ..eetol Aw •TMC ^
Ibis week #U I «J
like new «!t<i
^$iaii5
Ouplaa
\'
Diet* tor Sedan
$1005
UOINO OOOD
from beer
vary wan sitaated
^ . alaaa of trade. Filoo and further
infarawtlan on requeat. 914M each will
handle It It la well worth your Inapeetlon
THIS IB A rK>OD INVrn— MirvT
IN the automobile district Moiiern brick
caraae. 45x130. showing 10". interest
on prtee aafcad. Pull particiilara from Bac-
shawe A Co Ma ptadAa lafacMAUda. W9
have alao hotald MM MMOMMBl MMH «IIB
cood revenues.
IP Yoli HAVK A BI .SINER8 rOR SALE
1 that w ;i -tand investigation, we can
sell It We have client* waltlna Fartni
jgitoa^^iryndad dt aaplial fi
00-. MB.
l-d-r AraaAa
BOm AT Tttp rr^r-rroN
li IS / 1 w s y * wit'.:
Vrry aatlsfactor.
reach 0^1
latoru
over with lafiaitoly araatar
Froperty coavrtaaa fiva a«M
allaw ddasMdisBn drvelopmaat into auto
easT
turn-
card Pbona use
BEST DRY CriRDWtXJD, MUXWOUU
fctndllng. knots •
lenctha. at reasonable prieea Phone 4964
$7 50 CORD, DELIVF?1iri> UKRT OORD-
wood. stove IcngihK. r.n knots Phoae
19M, or Oalaaito 14, aibbaid Bros
OBT tAMD MTXXWOOO
it t
SIUNAL lUK
^aSSS&
BABBiarxaa
A MAXm
Barrister^ Solicitors. Notarlaa.
I Maniloba. Aib*ria aad
bla Bare PItotie 81A
acouo aide ■ v
CaiAOPRALTOB
I^'' HALLAOR. cniROPRAOTOR. pnrnro
.^.therapist Plat feet curod. Boom IK
dining ronrn and tnnrnon\ lt!ir*ien and IWO
finely appointed bedroom* w'th hath, en
the ground floor Thr»' ro,irr» ftn:«hed In
the basement Pacini the sea. and avail*
sh'' 'pae for other
III,' »ii'-r leat. I
Lawn and flower A
. M ,o
J\ AND
La/ac
TIMBERINO. on Baacb Drive.
Larvc drawtac-room wita arcsaaaa. <
Pcaac. BMMm ami MaaBlMI aaaki
haArddgajipatatrt. HM water htai
Central Bide .^PbonCj office
JUbaBL
491
fiva a«rea aad would
Mat ini
strata* 1
M
o.-a
Apply
paMi
McdMai c
MFriTCA' MAaWAog ' iSTTEei
llAy. Ii 'la Ilrd Ra», n^rtt .ii.
Oymna."'-. o MiMisfelt. DO
I'emberlon Block
KROHANT. lon>
Japan, offers epeeiai raeilitiea
Japan eiporl hii«li^e>a
* ( ., e,n
rji I A m ,ii»ii Ki 1 I ».
lie* 'oi
Mil, h»l
MAtcaMITl HOKPIiaL
1>EAf HCraOiT MATKPHTTY HoMX
V W IN' H *' 1 r, I Tlx
Miller Court SuUdUtc
OWWBR SAORimOBV A
n'O.I .lift'o' . f ..-I'e-'ro: 1 lome The
...I e. ' . ^ ,,....„. ■ ; r - I ▼ 1 - V I e
• yal, with privai* <ov* for lialhing and
Pftaae 2494. I Baaitaa. Vary aaay. aewly-Aaiit home
' "T — 111*111 five raome ahowtaa oaaaBaat taete. asod
.. erT r«*apeet
'1' : i« p'
I '.el .
It'ir 1
tVr'le A
.1 r
A boam anyone
an aeqar be ovcrloaked.
o'lnev^ Priee reABOad
pan
.mpas. a , ■ w
$445
UVMVIED y-RiiU OWNER CONFBC-
II
iiooery. lobaceo,
or snburbs Phone 50991.
IV''*''''^' *«' "• nMAL4«
Vv hualeie.i Vi>i,<ooi,er fCfend
tT' ' -1 -r r, V » e:j, r oinnui
RUABVEAR A UORDOM
rt- il''»NI riir' I ri rr-T I" h •» ' it'i'ijey
^ '* MOII> INifcMflil.N I ..an' i.sr'r.rr
10»1L.
(
a ■ 'I
Cha
r:, (>h ,l« pool
-f - .."lie- tnf I
tues mailed to
4 930 « HEVROlJtT TOOMNO. OOOD 1
I rvino.ng order ttt BHoae 4I09Y
I tl9 rfcRVROLBT IM CABrT OOOB 1 1
I ^hdturt and ruaa
UM Oraai MrMI.
919 OHBWBOrjn' notrpp
t Ti pe '
• 7» <■ HR ■
■ . — • — j 1 v.s * MM 1 ^VLJ(44
IM CABR. OOOB I order prllM
watt. Ta M acdA at | *^M9 aUea ^Bi
%Artn g.
!^LJtR COUPE.
NPW TTRPB
■I,,,;. A', HAT'
s >nr,»
r hea
•■• r o r . I a r
' - , All'
RI TAII OTOBXa
■n< iNrwv
elc
1 1 s ' ij r e «
1M9Y
. t . ' « 1 1 iM -
not 7019.
»t*»rr»i,iv< I fiOMx
r t »e hrw*; ^< lepiiea
•^'liirt.ne .cvk aiMI
Coloaiet. ar pi
/ AirranrATRv ib a r ouplete •Tsttm
^ ' "f n edlrine practised by oeteopalhic
Phyii. ian« ealr I>n not be mlalad by
imiia<or< At preaeni 1 am the anfy aAe
praellainir oaleopathy In Tietorfi7 Of.
Veroon B Taylor. ♦<1| < 5 PemberipR JlK
pRJYaYB BAMrTaaiuw
J^PQUIMAIT
C> * K
■ AT
PRPVATB
aANITARrTTM
Medlaal aaa
\wn.i. RrTTTT weTI-plaanaid eix-roomed
loiii«a;'i» "II' » et ■ mi>d»m rn-i
..rr:,rrire I a fee If. :ria room wILh hsrd
IN rERrp» 1
run atmii
Catiads
1 OINO OONOTR H
' »nd eigar 'Unf.
Block
f-Ki ti roi sr-f 1
SNAP TWO fi<>or> Hor
nd « « rnt rnt III half
Apply n»o»r irtflj .l->hn«<»n H'r»e4
\iii\iiv Moorrts HOMP le nooidA
ren'tsl (illT fiirnlahad twa
Imi'fi 1 la a I
mW%2W
fisturee MM
ie>« rooms
turns • gai
fi'eplaees.
I MrBM ,^rT9a ^IBM, un*
I MWBBK WINMMi Baa
wood flotkr and open nr'piace, dtoina-rs
with buUi in features and hardwaad B«
ihree bedroooia. baihmom aiad Aeeptnc
mret- \ert hrithi Iti'ehaa with plenlv
if riiphoerd* and rheleqq P?ill rement
basement, laundry tubs, hot air furnaee
TMa 18 aamarat «ata9 spA sbawld be aeevi
ma 'Mir
Ckiabliahed 19a
"'Ve««-~'«(Bfl"-^*»!'lli(-i«
w
'1 :
40
THE.DAILY CQLQXIS1\ VICTORIA, K.C,-.SL:.\m V> HKPTHMUER 30, 192«
Country Homes, Acreage, Fruit Lands, Poultry Farms, Poultry and Livestock, Etc.
71
HOUSES FOB SALS
ICoailnuad)
71 HOUSES FOB SALE
71
HOUSES FOB SALE
<CoDllnuc4>
71
HOUMft FOB SALE
$3000
It
I'TS A COMPA( 1 HVK KiJOM BUN
(iAl-UW. in ci rlI' Mi ii' » ht)or M.>ou
lo*r M kMC|i *nd Oak Uay coll Uak*
— ^ eonditlMf. hM MflMM
■ nd t*rM«« aiM !•
V ,e * * nil h t fi ^ ! 1 I
houaa if It MMl
1/
: I)
OVKI.T ROMK or FK.Hr HOC.MS TN
uAK HA I bf* vifu, l arir rnirtiKe
'H'<ii iirrpl4ir lirtr. bruhl
I Cinini rooin In «hi(« rutmrl. oprn nrr
iBlact: l«rt» 4rftwln(-ro«m with .unrdoni
' Iridint off U. ro!y drn wilh sunrooni
.11 > fifpUi- ^fur b<-dr (Kj Ti \ («., -.ffji
BI'Nl.AI>l\\ llAh- .AIN ..AANIi II M. n.. anil (»(, h « i hi com j ')AK
joinina CUV iimii* •nd i«r Imr i , HxxjKlNU Hul WATKn HtA rim.
oalr AUtMUv* in &tuimm. perfeci I Bnsnt kiiciirn and »»ntry. «lactric •to.e
eondltlMi. and • liartain, 4 Ur«« Uvlna-iand watrr hraur. Half aerr of lovri*
rnoma liirhrn M 'r^ butlt-lll cuvbocrd* I cardfo and laVDi. Oarair The elpctr.r
and thpiiiiir m o.irr 'lathrooafi wlUt food tUhtt and Sttinta and i\xuirrt ar- of thf
WHITK ALX CLABUES OF IN8UR-
KZOErnOMAL
HOMc mnrti
FOB SALS
(OMtlJUMd)
FAiRrmx)
OAK
ws srECiAx,!.:!
• AT
in OAK BAT
N'O • 1
I BUN
plumbini AttraiU'.' krouBda With flower
■ardrni. lawna. ahrukbery and frutl UMa
t.«oka Ilk* and If a t3.SM pravartjr. Owarr
m in hao- a lartrr plarr. hcno UM Sfka
rf |! >t..n i>i»ai for fiirco prairt* bmk.
r P McU»nucU. Pcmb«rU>ii BMi.
ROTAb TRoar ooMPAmr
■Ml BbUU DtPArtMDt
BOMB BBAM-Y riNE PROPERTtKS
vrry brit throufheut the houte.
of rrt^nt _
casBfli it 4ai
No 3U.
on
Ij^xckptiona: VAi.t'r fn a ten-room
-i HOUWr. bull! Ill I9?1 The upatalra.
of thrar bedrooms ant) bathroom. Is not
I flnlalMd. but would r^quirf vory llttl* caah
I outlay to be complrtrd The downatair.t
call b« UMd a« a six-room buntalow Kn-
Mranet hall: lanr. hrighi Uvmi rnom with
open flrrplar>- Urm- ii mnK room, with
bearaod celling: oprn nrri.i«,c 4hrM-
iRAIODARJtOCU RKBIUENCE of aloe j larM bodroona. with hot and .1 I *«..r
a. with ocM bodrooa and la »a lory ono with OMn flroiriaec; lanro k .. . i
OB Crotiad floor, and four and a bathroom | pantry, with numrroun buiM-iM . .ur i
on f^i ond flofir and one flnlahed room in and Irnriln* boar.t « t. ' |! b.»\f n rji'
bc«oPinr/,t <iAK FUJOKb Hijl WATEH wllh new fiirntu*- I .. i .iml ^i.rn^r
HEAT Houae U> flrai-claaa ioiuIiiiok n. Thla home is |n the very b^.' ..r i-pair and
aMa and Ooa lat witli carav \ : U abaolutaly apotlaa*. U yo , „rf rontam*
falm m aan bo M. i^s:~UWI purchaalna either a i.oi. " or bun-
Prlee ^POOKfyr ^aalow. you will be !ui\ln» mr,w\ hv ir^i.^rt
I In* tills home F*ricn 14 7sn li ono ,
IlEaroENCE or mm rooms, well .Uu- baUnc. on easy lerma Bltua.ed on nice
»(ei1 ■■ " ■ I -
A bORVEY OF IHlb DhSlUAlUE UUJ
•* »^ ti»,,i UA couipio lialingr
' " »<■ ara lu a .>ui..l.uu lu pi»>.« tirloro
• ..'ili..rr, U^a »•> uoav.. V"»w »'« !
<1 I'rr.put ou ui« w«ra«t. iau paVufaliy I
\ . t '* ' CHO*CK AN3 \»l*#A4UaR<«8 1 V t
'fLtv-rioN of BVf a8dia|k>IB!l* kun«a I
' »s a> pricck rausui4 IraaTtMN a»vard^ ■
\ uo.ir ArrRA(_i;ve houe, niuaieu
t>UtlLJl IJ,, M..>. »iUl.U l»o U.v,.ll.»|
>•» the I.. f ejuiauia a larae ci-- - i
'•>« foiii., paucUctf, wit* hardwood llu. i ■
i»u Ocurooui. wlUl bata lo between, and
kuchen. iuj» voniprii*. lha atoaoa noor
rno aide u lurutUrd wiiii two uuaU
.Tba tardi.i la aaraeU»a.
17600
1 \'E t ok3:de» the roUowtnc one of the
' ' iJC-A barna.ii:, ihai w* have ever
onertd lu ava-ioomed buncaiawa, Btaadtna
ou two lota, alaaly Uld aut talawni MM
Mirubbwry Mouse ta of atucco conalruo-
lion «n(1 fspeiially t L.ilt for Ui' owi.er.
anil i> :n i>i i(ri,l .ui ij.Uou I or I'law.llJ-
KH.iii .J Uiser laa i /ual. ami llie other
iK^ii... «r. all as I'irie as Is liccesaary.
>iii i' .n bini, the noors are of oak. lauo-
.:rr tuba AArge aaideo. The houM 1*
heated V M watar. $^50
A NBW 81X-ROOM 8rUCCU
NUALOW. WlUl ov«(/ UK Mi-dalt
( onveiiience, Includlnt hot walrr healinc
l-'aij have two more room& in aillc If df
aired. Uaraic and nU r loi, A" "»< 11 k
S( I IM Price, on irnns ^.)«)lMl
VJC) : ON 1>8CAR .STREET A n»e rocio
- ' altrai Live
'■"I .n« '.(lui h
bu> on li rms.
bunaalow. with
A «rry food
for .
Urxe lot.
le van-room
with lot.
$2500
ON MAY BTRCBT A aevan-room
«i-ii lon-irij'led dwellini; with lot.
"to « flo-.r lo kra. nark
and lai l.nc. I'r.ce only
■yo «-Off raNOAOAST aTRBET A
*~ all room -rml b'in»al"« wUh all
modern i on . mi -nrra «miI ni.rly arr.<nac(1
Cloaa to park and easy walklni diRlante
of eaaua al ail*.
t«rm*
j bUNUAuSw iVlI H HKiH lAK A I ION
j J kWHBR. leak. Ill loan. ;s onrririg h'..^
j ^ ' ftve-room baiUialo* xi wr> r.\.if.onabi.'
[ pric* lOii..-niii .J > yiii.i im 111 of roonih
iniludlni, II „,Ili iireplai. d.ii
ina-roon witn l>u il-:n sideboard, i brd
vttB benbraONI beiwaen. l-ull cemmi
twnMDM. Mloa lot. Oara«ie.
$3700
NFWr Srooco mJN(.Ai()vs
let! location cloac lo
G£ FOR 8AU
(Conlluuedi
PICMBERTON A- MON
Wt WKJTE ALL. CLAMBBS OF IK8UB-
MKTOHOSnf
FABBM WAMTBD
W^'''**^-*SA* FROM OWNKR OOOO
Ian. ^fc^ ^SLJ!^^J?^^^'^'^f•..f•'^■^
NOnOB or CANOBLUmON
JAMt.-i liAY
Uailat Hoad
No io-datc. krand new bun-
Well buiU
jEaioK Large i.tin«-reoaa wlUi lwa»laoe
iJiiifh kiirhen. J ntea iMdroaaat. Bwatlant
plumbina fixtuiia. FIB* MaaaMat. Goad
lot. Oaraco.
$3000
- $20501
ACRES (iOOI) POII v.-ni.ijblr .",1
finwer garrlrii •iih lo k-r. «.m1 .nml
)'l> pool iiliely irerd i oniniandloa Mtw
ni wa and mountains I n i rnoaild bun*
»«Jo« with larte veranda and two oi>en
fireplaces Hen t>misr., for irii t,
aaraae (lU »»ler anl •<■)! ]..,, ,,,,
Utaa' walk from church, school
$a5ou
aaay.
larsc
< iN 1 A.MBIillx .K
\ CI! t ooin seni I bungalow . * Ul> e very
eonrenience and well plaaaad- Oloae to
beach, park and car Unt. ChU la laid
on. A aplandld
»wr M
JAMSB BAT
UrrUATfeD ON BOfOOB BTRBVr— A aU-
''^ room dwelllnv. wlttt all eonvenleneei.
$10,000
>A< Ba> zroaadaOf oiv >i<'r<'
«ith lar^r tiitiip and tioa (ardan iioj.sr
lontalns VERY LARUE DRAWINU-ROOM
and OmiNO-ROOM, aUo ONB LAROB
BBtmoOM. Good baaamont and furnace
'Air'd for electric power. Part of ihl.<
irni.Tiy could be aold off
■o sfi . antaee Price. .....
s<rMf BUNGALOW, In beat part of Oak
H,i- STUCCO, fairly recently built.
«ii ! 1 rii'i ilaM order OAK FLOORS. HOT
WATICH HF.AT ONE LAROp: HKORfiOM
and l,«l h r'noii .1 ^ . n -i .1 a i r -i. (hrer more and
aiiolhpr f.»tr:r. .1 uptlalr* Compaot,
well -stocked garden and
garage. PrIea
I,-«INF ')i -!liiOK froi^ this realdenrp of
' I" r ). ni .. commanding posUiun nea:
Uak Bay Hulel kAROC LIVINO-ROOM.
caad Ubntry. oinuic-roem ogenj oa aar-
dea. Vpataire are four commodious bed-
rooms 'two with w«.'" t. I .•' I "■■
i.iai f " Fine lilii h 1... . .
i.round.s o( hiilf m r-. S\ | ' * ~i( )( )
ta aar»
414.
$12,500
IOVELY HOME FOR REffT fn r T V
fumi.shed. r>eeember I. 1928. to March
1. I91S Free rental The tenant la only
renuired to pay t|M houae and aardcn
Chinaman Drawlna-reem. dinlnt-roon.
den. four bedrooms, two bathrooms, dres*
Ina-room. Klectric s'ove and hot water
haaur. Two aeraa around, double garage
AN BXCBPnONAL BOY
^ix nuoM BUWOA'_i>W. Juat off Bel-
^ > mom AvMiua. on iiifh troiiiiB. Blaa
Bica ti>ta<s-rMU.is> w>kA
fine dlnlo«-raom. panaled,
den lor brdfOOm. With firrplacei,
tWa bedrooms, tood cloaata. Ui^r hall)
room; goofi sUrrt kitchen ami panirv
Full cemeni b.c nrni (.iMirt ■. (larMC
Hplendld lonjiiion i.iMnr unnid'' ur'-..?
staining A SNAP «t n.-'Di. I rru,; J -uC
I a5ll. balai.i r ii.unll.l^
mom ATeaua,
vMw., Big vtranSa
fireplace :
buffet.
well bll.lt
' » " « r k- •
*"jous "i I . ]
for
CLOSE IN lloMF HAHl.AIN
I.,''XTRA well built Home u( six
' rooms Open fireplace In UtIM'
large pass pantry Hot water heating
Three good bedroom'. Kir.vt rla.s.r plumb-
lndnxlurr.i Full <r,iicni baseriieni K«irj
toUet I.aunnry mtj- N i . loi CtaiMic
riish bkirfn. l;ki' icn'
UElSIERlklAM. tOHUAti &. CO
M m tktm Bt.
WATBRPRORT— TWO ACRBB— SAANIOH
AI?M
1UEAL shooting .)
loomed (oliajfe , . . .
on Waal Road, and is \eiy
'^^^m^fcl^ Baaiaaaoaaaaaa
.$JJU»0
ronvenlaatly arranged On
each MiUo <»' i— . Ajtoam
*U«Oiii^
• ffANTCD ru BL¥— HOUSES
ANOFORD LAJU-aOCBB WAMTBD,
H4M eagh. H. A. Hincks.
Laocfard.
^rruArm on siAf.ARA .street a
six f'ln'tt ii:i,.1..r!i bunuilow 'v\uli the
aacoptlon of basement! Well ronatnieled.
wall ayraatad aa« In auaHant eandiuaa.
LaeaUan 1* aiaa aad tha iat larta, with
a ra«r astraaaa. Frtoa.
on
$3300
U'ANiFi) tmm?:1j;aTBLT — 4-ROOIIBO
)iuj r :n i-u.i.ifid. Amali aaab pay-
mem and balance lui rant. Friua al^atid
•1.0M. Box mi. Ooloalat.
< OROON HBAO— CLOn Ot
,-' ACHC-S OF FXrEfJ.FNT RI A<-K Sort
cleared bioI (i-mrd t.i ! U . ..r.:
city li^iii uiid plioiie avu.labU
Pi.i^iertii i.ou..>e. four rooma. bath and
i<«nii> no plumbing. Pull baaanent.
Barn, chicken house, garaaa. Rtaokbarriai
and atbar amaU frjtta Rada8B«#.
far aulek aale (terni.<i>
N"' ,r . ,(,,t the reaervt
eauiina o the foiiuwina daacrlbad fere-
ahorr at Uapla Bay. Oanlakaa DtatdeL l
cancelled
OMunanoiaa tX A^rdal pUuilaS al Ui
io«th.««tt rafBar of l<ot 4. Blark i«. Map
roir.liken nisfrlcl. In 111. Munirl-
' ■ ^orl■, Cowi.han. an<! .• .-i.iiing
ea.M tor 300 (eet. tience sou' on teet.
tbanea waat ll« faa< more or ic,.. to the
water mark, thence foliowinc the aaid
blah water mark nartkarly a dl«aaaa of
feet mare or laaa to point af aoai.
awaaaaMAt. imnulBlng 4a.' rr more or
<■ II NADKN.
l"PUly Minl.,ter of lands
I lei'Hi I intn-. Victoria, B.C., Bop-
.. ia.:8
AIDS TO NAVIGATION
IN HUDSON STRAIT
Moat
Dr\ II Krinif
l.ut-atrd
St ChRfekai
tenibrr
$2650
ACRBAOBTWO liUjOKo ntUM UOUOLAB i
BTRBBT
THIS NINE-ROOM DWELUXO
18 SUITABLE FOR
0ONVirRT»O UtTO ruM
Kl H ..M HI N' ,Ma ■
I'a wtAMata.
OAK BAT
Prlre
\V 'KLL-BUILT UPLANU.S KEmDK.Ni t cI
vv nHM rooRii. tttnate on rrounda of
orer an acre, with two lennl;. ro'irts. fruit
'ree^- ^l.Hd.- tr.-f Kiubbcr* ro^c : and
o'firr t r (I n . .1 1 tri'i l...ufr «iid two car
rarage. OAK FKXjK.S. HOT WATER
■■AT. Frica about (I8.0M. Win aali for
ma with half the property.
ANOTHBR UPLANDS RB8JI>l-Nrh re
eently constructed, wllh PEKl-Ec rLY
woNnntFi 1 vrrvva. Ntaa room*, uak
flior lu.i »> « , I I -at. two tUad bathrooms
grounds of over half aa aore v
built and flnlahed houao. Owi
to leave for a year or no.
FINBBI I1CJMF>; IN OAK
BAY, standing In acres of beauti-
ful aardaa. Houae of 15 roama. buUt af the
vary beat material Bntranca hall with
open fireplace, large llvlna-room. apaclous
dr jv. ini" ■ room, bright dtnlng-room, eocr
den. day and night nuraery. 6 bedrooma
All iiiese rooms are Btted with elaotrlc flra-
places Five bathrooms, 7 tolleta, aervanta*
quarters, laundry, wine cellar, atoraroogn.
Hot water heatlna: hardwoad floorlna,
Double garage. Pive-room cottage for
gardener's family This la one of the most
complete homes in Oak Bay. and can be
purehaaed at half Ita value, on terms
Llatlaa No. S3S. No phono iBfanMtUan
; I Apply tor price and partlculara. ,
A
V'Br;
aa large lot. h . .
In very fair shape, lir-i iiti r
• 'i'!i.,- r. on. Will i,ell tor
KtVL.M K PKOUUCEll - Au eigtil-
room iiu .ie. very eaatly eoavartad
'Oto two separaie dweillnga, four rooms up
and four down, bathroom on each floor;
eaa furnace r,ii.elii-.it So, »iu.i, tor get-
J*aa aaad reois. just oll Fori Street, on
«^•.r:*:..^fr•..'•.-'.....$525o
C;TADAC0NA park DiamiOT— a gplan-
r.7 'ko)"]' borne of eight roama. beau-
tifuUy finished inatdii, moat attractive
duunc-roem. with mollloned bow window.
arWBt drawing-room, one bedroom down
and three
f xAlXAB ROAO fnlee payt)— A atee-
' ' dwelling, well coaatraetad an'
Toom
coaatraetad an'i m
«0Od state of repair t4ttM lat. 60 > 2^■'■
This houae. at a modarate aotlay, could
be turned Into Utna iMdam flats. The
view la woaAirfiU and Mnaat ba
stnieud. Tha prtoa £8a4la
reaUr atawrtflp l«w. Mas doly
A CLIENT THAT WANTS
i.l;.!.'" H rrHlly f (KkI tio«i»e.
$4900
AflMMOTi
LTD.
in
nscc. ; V , .ir". i i t.
THIS K.-.Ct.l.l KM
FOR (lEKM.'S
i>. i .A ( t-, A t-
ll( iMi
|,'<INK f
' ronta
ROCKLANU AVENUE EHTAl E
HEALTUT BBACOM HILL
> 10 Views af Baa and Mouatalai
A FT.NK nine-roomed re.tldem e esagUaat
V room., den. large liall. sleeinna PWeB;
open fireplaces. lurnace. good ceuioat haa^
bearing fruit
ontalnin, live aeraa. wUh atw 'and I « 1 -»( W | ,ri-*SSE,™o"or
> residence LAROB RBCBPTION I '"^ * ' " " ' "■'T 0»»BHINO OF A Six
ifucco _
ROOMS several bedroom^ ti,rce bath ' R<^M ^SUNOALOW In the City ol Victoria
rooms, hot water heating .sv •,.r,i nne tree.* »*>e price. MualC-rOOm With built-in
l,ed:e» s.id ro. k garden IblAiiNIFICKNT ; ?'>?1"='?*'!. window aeat: lar»e IlTlng-
•■n. mountains, islanda and
We want 123,000 for this
( ii'Tr < « )K
.leanii-r ;r*
property, but could sail
raffia lent graaada foaa
aeiiS«
tha house with
b'li!'
-r\t .
rtm ROTAL TRVBT OOMFAMT
R>al BaUta Papattoaaat
Bclmoot Houaa Flatorla
/ 1OMFORTABLB BtZ-ROOM OOTTAOS
w.iii niiidern con venlenees. three-
p'ecr bsifirrKim larger gcKxl k tchen. large
dining room snd three brtaht bedrooma.
^^'hnlr rini' '. n gadS agaBUtes. A faal
! on:r 'or itork.ngataa. Ffiag aalp it.iiS:
I'-asonable
room with op"i nrcpiftri-
beamed crilm.'. ii;.;>i,'.l 01 i<r.i ^i- 'i.>m
cosy dining -room, beam ceiling, with buiil-
in buBet. All thesa raaais haya adaa grala
OAK FLOORINO.
Two large, bright bedrooms with riothes
I up boards. iUtehen w.lh every <oiueivable
built-in foatun. Cement basement, hot air
furaaaa. Oood garage, full width cement
drivaway. Concrete walks Good large' lot.
• If you are m the market for a home,
you can itm\f money b» ■.er.ng thli home
before buying eUewhrrr l itiins No 356.
B C BONO CORPORATION. LTD.
INO OaranuBaat Bt. Pbaaa M*. U»
\ 'ERY PRrnrr six-room bunoaiiow
' with three-pleee bathroom, large
d'ning-reom. open fireplace: very bright
tittlng-roem. large klUhen, three bedrooms,
good cupboards; cement basement: spa-
cious veranda. Raautlful view of moun-
talaa. WBala aiaM la kaat of eaadiuae.
lat la lawa aai Sowara. Frica oaly II.OM
Ik U. OOMTRRB It 00, S
im DatMUa Btroet
TO OUMB AH RtTATB Fi
BUNOAIiOW SNAP
, , ^ -It treaa. OaavaalWBt ta
schoui and car lina. C1.0M aa* aai
balance ou eaay te/taa.
QOBBBo mtm*
A VSRY Ni CK ; ve or sli-roomrd bun
kAloW Kl, .■;..-nt. Urge mid well de
aigaad roams. ccni«;m foundation. Oood
outu— aag. Latga lat. r
irult traaa. Oaly
A roil)!. INM..--. PMKNr
UUEBSC SlHKJfl iJtellent lol. 60 I 130
On bast part of the at root
ORLT (aMb)
f\N OOROB ROAO. standing on nkelv
, . » half Fruit trees and
old M • .bb-rir. V.'ell b'-ilt hou.-r v':
aining :^h.ii dr.i» :.»• room, llbrttr> . : .1
op- ii 1,1. I, u,,. k . iirn and conaervktoiy.
tni,.- t. ,.rouin- na'i.. toUet and baaln.
.^1.. o Lii.i. k at.u : luiie foundation: hot
BAARIOR ROAO
MILES from city — 4-room cottage:
fti, . ri.iriit basement, hardwood floors, hot
<jLirL| U k I >nd cold water; chicken house, garaaa.
•r*0\J\J Orchard. 36 traas. Ia«aaa aa4 muM (Mta.
SVi aaraa ctUUratad. Frlea
$2750
BSADMONT noons « CO., LTD.
Phone 866
HA vr:
I
wllh live bedroom.^, not on Foul Bay Road,
but mukt ba la the bast raaldenual part
of tha eltr WUl pay savaral thousand
£allAr6 J«P a alea haaM wtth good grouoda
Tha Ortfllth Ca.
- OR « ROOMm BUNGALOW. tMW.
b.ilan. • iiiuiitu.y. Esquimau 6lat«
pr^ce and location lUkt letter. Box 6490.
M rmonrnn wm sals
■OTBL AT
PRirp;
A BAROAIN
I't ACRES All cleared and frurrrt e.m
good ^o ; hlX HOiiMhli 'i^' -i.i- Mill)
K ii|. A 1 ;.M .
tMN I'LL MBlAiU. HOI WATEK lilAll.M.
cement baiigaaat; laiaM barn ' > noo!
paved road; baa p«at: 69b00l
halt alia. Oa aaap tarw , . .
■AAMIOB
Of
A Country Hon*
A comfortable 4-roeai bungalow, stand-
ing in nearh s acres of nicely treed
III;?!?.']^^ ""^ h»6lthy location
overlooking sea and Olympics Pretty
garden lily pool, rockery, frull trees
oarKv. ino-blrd poultry house. City
''''•P*'<">«- Rtora one mUe;
^^112"-^"" t*0 minutes' walk
iUfrMl Carmichaal 4 €«.
•'10 B,
I I'm reu
Mipel
0« ACRBB TO H ACHES, LOTS OF
'-'.•water; IgRB tama. tl7S an acre to
im aa aara.
NEAR BRENTWOOD BAY
a 1-1 ACRBB, all cleared and fenced, good
SOU: waU-buUt. buacalaw, 4
OBRIBTT. HALL A CO.. LTD.
BoUaft Tour laauiry
^•} u\(\-mrTr rumoalow of 4
- nf rooBM. Oaraaa and alea gar-
raxes tif.
hal.'-aerc lat.
i.d b.ithroom
t ' ■•<:!,, , . t.iraae i
jUj»>'7r.i| * >)MKUK 1 ABLt Ho.ME o( 6
^wlOV rooms, on double lot; wall
eultlyatad. Jnat outside city limits. Tarns
t}7 ThU I.N a very good home In ea-
cell -ru curiditioii
»lH-i 1..;
$2800' Ml ""NOALOW, on
'llwririr I'o'ir rocni-; u
60 I 130.
$650
I
St-'TXil KAIRFIKU) IIOMB of » root
■ •>ifi\J and gan«a. Aa aaaaUaat bi
: one which caa ba parehaaad oa Ve
SITDATBD ON THIS ISLAND. Uoloua
lotatton. Baa aandy boach. nfar^alaaa
Ttaw: boating, flahing and golf An tx.
pendlture of some ten thousand n n'ldi-
tloual accommodatlun should bring . arn-
WILL 8ACRIFS01 V^^OICn? SALT ^
A'OOR OFFORTTTMTrr ta Obtain the
■ makings of a nice little business, be-
MdCo a home on the watertront. near
' Victoria, AT A FAIR PRICE Owner Is
i leav.nz for England Location aulUble
for aas ststlon. tearooms, groceries and
contactlonF:-y Houts and launches could
be hired out from I rn. I'here ix a well-
built bungalow of three rooms, with large
ver.:il,i ri»r»«e gajt pump, and THREE
UM w M tUJltuNT LOTS, with a nice
beach. About tl.OOQ worth of lurnlhira.
•rllhio ntiOR tooat
$4700
cement basement, electric pump and stor-
age lai k Exiellent water supply Barn
Hi ■ , . • „ ' l'i',perty easy lo 4 / U kl I
iirigale tJ.7aO caah; terms . . . V^vtfU
OOMFLBTB
LXBTINOB
PBklBKRTON
<3» Fart Btmt
* SON
BUILD NOW
We »wn a wide ebalee ef lots In
Oak Bay aaBaMv. Ttaa we ean make
ran a vary attraaUva offer la baUdiac
♦ »o a homr In .onr „mn desiga OB a
« rr . r» .1 1' > , III . II I (, U I,
Hr have bc«n boUdlBg hi
•-iiy far as
satlafaetlaa.
Ask (he pcepte W IhWO
i-stlmate.1 fr^e.
H. R. BROWN
contbagtob
riMaa Hi
OMWunLjaS!
OTRRLOOKTNO OOROE
'LUVB-ROOMET) M
In Al condition
il t UN Hl!N<iAlXJW.
glared In porch, full
Plumbing, open Ureplace. pipeleas furaaaa.
Hen houses for 100 birds, garage Thirty
aasorted (ruit traea. On haU-aera lot
aood aaU. Ooouaandlng view over Oorg '
«y
ery
rms.
>AK BAT BimaALOW pes-
faatiiras.
17 aa uie
FRIfBSRTOM * SOR
as Port street Phone 3M
large I
Box bjtt. ColonUt.
L''CJK.NICH HKAIO:. A.VU BUKNSiOB.
' large lot. >I0O: terms can t>a arranged
poggfttp ttoa kaat
nr .«05Y.
■aatkat.
$6150 __
haaM OB Fairfiald-8 prattliat atraeC
OBROmr. BALL * CO.. LTD.
Ohr«64p.Rait BMv. MO Fart Bttaat
SPANISH BDRGALOW of 4
lovely rooaaa. A plaaalag
MOVB RIOHT IN
< ^LonE TO OBMTRAL PARK
^ ROOMS. iMthfooak aaiAll
At iijBo.
.'uUy fur
dawn.
FIVE
F R. CABLOfW *
lit BarwarA BMg.
^IX ROOMS AND ENTRANCE HALL,
hardwood floors in entrance hall liv
' ing room and dinint room open fireplarr
In U.lng-room. built in reatures in dining
room Dutch kitchen with breakfast room
I off Two good badrooou with larva closets
I and modern bathroom botweaa lead off a
hall which Iw6 two linen closets, one at : etc Baaaatloiial
each end. Full-Slged cement basement. I .S-. ^^^^^
with laundry tubs and furna. - Thi< m ™"* "*
a very comfortable i, ■ . i n ! jj^ BAT, MODERN POOR-ROOM >
m-aiUa elrala. Oloaa ta acbool and bus &->(inn harmlno six-noOM BUN-
roata. WaU worth la«oatlo«t> #4rUMl ualow. pleasantly aituated
iBO at Itavaul #s:UUU near cars und school Open flreplaaa m
rjWB-ROOMBO BUROALOW. fall plumb- Oa'r'iK"""' «»«irooiM. t»»ace.
x- lag; oa larga fanaad lot. Oerge area,
'■'■^fL.**^- *• «";*>f?A-OAE BAY BUNGALOW, jiear-
easy lanaa. A-6aAp- ftlsMl "f^' las apmplellon. on large garden
VJ-(^'.fyj lot. Batiai aoaairuction throukhout. man;
FOR 8ALB. PINB OORNBR. McKBNZIB
and Chester, Fairfield. 103 x IM.
Cheap tor cash or tmn.v
1.AOH QUICK ACTION
. lalth aad Nartkaott. lot
Phana ■314R.
J^Ora 1. 2. 3. « AND BI/ICK 13
OAK BAY WATBRPRONTAOE IIAUCIAIN
rnilUEE wUAKI Eli.i OF AN ACRE FIN t
-I LAND I no rock>. With over one hui.
dred feet frontage on baawMRil haach
two hundred feet frontaa* on golf link,
and one hundred and fifty feet frontage
on Beach Drive. This •^up-rb bit of
property commands one ot the Oneat out-
toaka la Oak Bay aad la affarad M a prtaa
far. bolow pravatllag valaoa.
ntlOB l«,7M
BRANSON. BROWN A OO.. LTD.
Ttev aa4 BMkB Straat#
NTED TO RENT, LEASE OR SBLL—
acre.i, Gordon Head district. M
min-ates from town, bua servloe, _
laid ai^^a|ay.^o Mj|kiMiuBd tglgphaaa aw
;OKNER BUR-
tU. t4M.
Olympia Avenue and Beach Drive
4414. O^oalat. OHara
naoaaaarily aaaaptad.
Box
BOt
NORTH QDAORA DIBTRICT— tlOO IB
tha total price asked for this choice
lo!. .situate on Camrose Avenue, size ap-
rroximataly 40 ft by 119 ft studded with
oak trees High, healthy location. raxes
only L) fl ! ( iood St reel
P. R. BROWN et SONS, LTD.
iiiF Broad Stroat Fkwa 1074
V SUPERIOR HOME of
» rooms, verv conveniently arranged
and displaying good taste in every ,te'ai:
Extra pluaibing, hardwood floors, garage.
, I aonaaalaaoag aot found in average bun
aaraa largai ineludiag frioioaire Good oak
floor to llvtng-room. with open fireplace i
,< ' i buUt-ln bookcases. Two nice brd-
tooms. with dUapoaarlng bed eitra. Must
to N apprgelihod.
nuiLnrNO LOTS
Good street, fine location.
$6500
high sround. with f. ri
far AppolatBMBt
resent
poa-
ttme,
■OOSB SNAPS
ESQOntALT BUNOALOW. four rooms
aad kathrooai; extra large lot. near
drNaak: MH. Tmaa a( SMi
raST
1L0SB IN ^ren -room h
Ciuamm in — ■eren-reem house
■' aa the ground floor, two
five rooms
. . - ■ "'
la In first-class shape. l>rioe |l.»oe.
W. J OILULAND * OO.
UM OOMlaa Straat
alzed lot In lawn and sardei: *.
vacant, and we can glvo Im.-n' i
I session and show yoo aver ai a
iKxcluslve Agentsi
A BAROAIN
K BUNOALOW OF FIVE
good sized lot Larte bath-
room and sieeplng-porch. Nice fireplace
ta llviaa-raom. Oamaat basement, with
pipalass furnace and wash tubs Good
garage and chicken house. All ror, r sr-
large and airy and the property Is .s,: is'.-i
on high ground This !s a C*.;>iikik
buy at ton irrmai .... VMmIIU
OALOW on Redfem
Street Reduced to
TOOK THIS OVER
J roomed bungalow
ATTRACTIVE blX-
. ,^ garrawndad by
(roui.d:< laid out to gaUsfy tha aioat
fastidious taste. In lavas, raakerloa.
arbors etc. Owaar la naparad to lake a
heavy 'laaa In ardar ta aflaat
ealf. bavr
to
Phone 5600
GORDON
313 Ualoa BUS.
aaick
BRTON * BON
INff
43S Fgft Stfoot
Fkooa l««
KABT SAANICR INOOMB aOICB
' HA YNB8 EASY PATMRNT PLAIT*
• >-R(K->M roTTAOE. ONB ACRE OF
•> sood land tl50 cash. <t1«>"'n
balance mcnthly Price only "tT I »-•)''
S-ROOM BUN<iAL'jv\. NEWIV r ; yr, .
all modern. t300 casli. Hil^illl
balance monthly. Price . ^ L f)\ f\)
^ ROOM COTTAOE, HOT AND COLD
OAK BAY
50 X 150 1704
ROCKLAND AVENUE— High and dry:
aaelualTa aaaa: 10 am I1.3M
FAOtPlBLD-Blsk, traaay lot. NsUI. II7>
ll009I.ASk MAOKAT <> OO.-»tVlOW0BIA>,
LoirraD
Pboaa 117 1314 Brood Straet
ARD ntorr lands ,
dPQ7Ai |— COTTAOB. 4 rooou. aoraa.
4ESi> I yf\f conaldarabla lasprovaawata.
^^'^''vtUt HOUSE ol 4 rooau.
•f^>>«)U'<F Oood weu RaaataHr gprlaa
Fruit trees: 314 acrea
^QTrifi — ONIMPROVEIj LAND, 136
WOtkJU acres, near Blk Lake
SNMUMWHOUSE of 4 rooma. barn, 84
ViTVW acres M5 ploughed, 45 burnt
oven. 2 acres small fruits Uood creak.
City water
AS ABOVE, lesa buUdlaaa. bat
with 64 aeraa aely.
OHRIBTT, HALL A CO., LTD.
Cbrtetr-Hall aUt. . . \. 040 Fart Street
PAYING INVESTMEN I
Hrick bulldlac la 'good coadltion ai
1 reaant raatad (or eaouaaratal aarage.
s lowtac toad lateraat an lavootMal
14,300.00
^ » BARTON
i<4 Peasberisa Bldg. Pfcaaa MBl
ONLY SCOTS ENLISTED
Accepted hf TfRtlBlial
$5500
OAK BAY
BUILDING SITES
Good sites are becoming hard to
obtain, and If vou thtak of bOlM-
,ng. vie recommend yOtt tO POf*
chase one at once.
I^^OR-ROOM 8TUOCO BUNOALOW. 3
1 badrooms: hardwood floors, full cement
basement with furnace cosy fireplace In
fr-mi room BulU in gsrase In a deslr-
«h> part of Ihe city, wlihin a ten-minute
• 'Ik of down-town. Away from the noiae of
iirert cars 1300 aaak, balance payabU as
rent at IM par Math. ToUl prtea. mTsm
BBAUMONT BOOOS A OO. LTD.
Aoaato
•VOOOO BOIfOALOW
5a^.g.«at'i^s:'«6n-:-ni^;«
trk£i!".a'r.*a3fi»sx
S^.'H'P U HOME A DBBD
HOME DOE8N I l.jKK HALP iS
VALUE THt FlRSl MONTH YOU
OWN IT —^^\n YOU
three extra rooms
An unusually large liv n^ room w.th won
derful fireplace r with f
and modern convi, Large balh
room and room for .second bathroom uo-
gtaira Grounds ar^ attraatlralr laid aut
in lawn, ahrubbcry aad roefe ■araaii m..
fare daatdlao aaa Ibla aaa
at (aa lanaal
G
AN ATTRACTIVE HOMB
orrUATKD ON HIOH GROUND AND j "**<>*'" <W<*"''^ *lOf*<*
k~ 'rota a sheltered position, commanding i * nine rooms: two nr-i -
a baautllW view of sea and mountains An I furnace; full cemeir bssro . ■
ascapUoaally well arranged plan of six ' washer, tubs modern plumbing e .ira
large rooms in .semi-bungalow ^tyle with toilet downstairs House fully furnished
upstairs, unfinished with up-to-da'e turn ture. Including alec- '
trie range, player piano, etc. Bseellenl
'r"fS* !••" "'^^ automatic electric pump. Modern
■" - chicken equipment for 1.500 birds. Barn
and garage Total acreage a( 11 aaraa.
all good r.oii Fruit, berrlos oad.araaMB-
tel traaa in abundance.
Wa are instructed to offer this dealrabla
proaorip at a price 3S% below actual cost,
aa aap rakaaaakia tarau.
Wa iBTlte Yoor laapaetloe
a'er toilet. I bedrooBWi chicken Tim.
ni e lot in vesetables and flowara. fl^fk—il
IZiiO cash down Only Tr.'»)U
ftUCVt MODB.RN BUNOALOW. (."HICK-
'11 r ;n» Oak Bay taxes, et; , |2,i00
^ " down, balance monthly
K M BUNOALOW, FAIRFIBLD,
modern with fataaoOi aaoMat koaa-
garage fS.IM OR 0«r TOTT eaST
OILLBBPIB. RANT A TODD. LTD,
•11 part Street
RBIBTBRMAIf. FOUCAN A OO.
•M Vlav nioaa
55
VICTORIA REALTY
•II View street
■ RBUABLE REALTORS
A nuiLDING. LTD
Phone lOlg
SUBURBA.N HOME
STUrCO BUNGALOW AND 2', ACRES
\\'W.L-81TUATED PROPBXTY. In Brst-
' » class condition
MBHARBY, ROB & CO . LTD.
•M Pert Btraal. corner Broad
paytrent plan
^ - ROOM SEMI
BUNGALOW, EXTRA
r«e lot, with aarage, aloo haaM la>
side, with avan llraplaMT fie. telyn.l«|,
1300 eaah, kalaaea maathly:
1 |«-ACRE FRUIT RANOR. 7 MILES OUT;
X\l practically cleared; large house, late
a.Atf'»v«i:riog"m i ^
We suggcat tha follovlaf:
Island Road. 100 x 93 I8!S0
St Patrick 5t . 80 x 120 tl.200
Newport Ave, 60 x 160 12,000
Call and see our llatg.
3WI.MER1UN Al KOSORAVE. LIMITFT)
440 Fort Street Phone 461
MOO I A.sill Fit V.S FIANDY LOT BE-
* iween U-jadr.i and ( ook. on Flnlayaon
7 >44l.
FEOri RTY WA.NTED
'^AFC BAY AORBAOB'FOR SALE
iAl
>y An Ideal homeaiu.
$3600
ACRES— BEAUTIFULLY TREED,
no reck, on MounUoy Avenue.
Oak Bay. Aa Ideal homeaiu. or would
subdlTida lata three hall-aara ~
•••••a«*o»0
'J** W*r Offlce authoritie.s have
*«t the following fiMpKrarr. to the
AMershot f'. .1 !'nfii l.irther
notlct. oiiiv bona tui-- ,s, ,,t.' inen are
to be recruiled In thr t . Guards"
It U undfi-siood that the tempocmiT
ord.T to fxrlude all but SootB hsi
been made becBUM* tM nfftment Is
siighUy over Btniiffth. and remilt-
ing tiAi to be restricted. For somf
time men from all quarter.? in Cirral
Britain have brrn rliRlble for the
firot^i Guards, and during the War
KnciL-^hrnr-n were moN numerous
tlian It IP S'.it
eaoaoooo
WIBB A
Pboae 3441
OO.. LTD.
m
I AND CLEARED AND
i.' l b.,nsa;&w. in high '
ARTaUR B. HATNBB.
m Fart Slrool
LTD.
Phone 316
1ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
Meharer lioc Ac OO.. Ltd.. IM FOrl
Street. Cornt-r liroad
ACRE.S - II lon
•' fence: I
location, wun t
and ahickaa koiua. Otty water laid on
Tbia property Is situate la a thriving com-
aiiuiliy near main read, aad witbia aaa
hour of IK >
- A SNAP AT 13.000
CROSS A CO
Belmont House Oppoelte PO
HERB IB A REAL BAROAIN— OOLWOOD
ACRE,!} 6 acres cleared and ploughed,
about half leaf ioam. good j-room cot-
I lage. plastered, ciiy water, light, phone
' rmall stable, etc on highway, wall aitu
i aied for atoie or garage, also auliabte for
■ fox tarm. Only 11,150. Basakawa 41 Ca.
1^ ACRES OP ORORARO. 3 OIUEEN-
i a housea, one hot water heated modern
buildings, cement driveway; l'*: miles from
Victoria. Also good building site. Price
114,000, or beat cash offer Apply Owaar,
3<T» Rlcfcaioad Road. Victoria. B.C.
iMH^HaanflterfiMwaMi^K^BwwsiaMaHHgHmHagBi
U ACREAGE TO RENT
ST. PAUL S DOME
Final Step to Be TakcB ta ProaeBt
BcftliB la.BRfffauiiv
The done Of St. Paul's Cathedral
l.« coon to be encircled by a chain
of .stainless .steel. The chain
which is about 450 feet long. Is made
ew ol^arbor. ^ dood^bsrn | up Of Sixteen-foot bBTB. SBd WBtghs
'"*" ~ " " Just under thirty tMH. The pur-
pose of the chain Is to stop the pro-
SrsMlve ipreadlng of the dome, due
D expansion in hot weather and
failure to re»um later to lUs original
condition be'~ai;'!r It i\ .<,rf :i:,i
.soniT By niearks of .vcdirr- ;i .stres;,
of 1,000 toii.s approxlm«t.el\ «,!1 be
imposed on this chain and it is ex-
'"'rii 'ii-\i this pension will be
siimclent to prevent any further
InerMtsp fn drum diameter.
82
ACKEAGK FOR SALE
l^ICE NEW aODSB, FIVE P.k,M8 AND
^ three-piece bathroom, ope,, fireplace
^t ractive garden fruit eir Only It.ioo.
V<KMI -BUNOALOW, Qve
►3 r
aaao. at it,
rooms, aaaiaat
louadrp trapa. hot air for.
a, MONK A OO.
>de Building. Ill vlaw Btroat
T^TORTH
QUADRA, ALL IN SAANIOh'
near bus and ear li.loo -r^r-
roomed bungalow, open fire narate lot
3(0x66. 13.000 Six-roomed plastered
g.irage idnal view
pittKir-rd buaoalaw,
mile rirele 13,300—
n\e roomed i.U. ered bunialoW garage
malde IS-mlle nrcle $4 J.iO Five roomed
bungalow hardwood
room» two big lots.
'>tt»e. etc Fjicluslvely
S.'SS Vat-,
1 1 sno
.n- .■ .1
1 . « ■ M
brand
e AO I >
(•bl'
from 1^..
new ^tiK.
I : nnr. ( ■
The new banaalaw
all city convenlsncaa. water. Ught.
Phone, etc pood UvlBg-rooai with ftre-
.JL ' bedrooms, wlUl convenient
three-piece bathroeoi batOean; Dutch
kitchen with breakfaat alcave Stairway
to attic, which will make axeallant large
bedroom, or two aaaUar. Pan cement
?.?!^?*"*' 'ubg eaaialate. and
furnace Grounds In front af houae are
laid out In lawn, with ornamental trees
cement walks lead to front and bark en
*f?ii'*.. "> high jlale of
eulWvaUoa. Including about acre of loaans.
number of fnill trees, and auanUty of
currants. Water piped throiish sraaarty
Oarage and aaatl ftruit hSST
Maeulor'6 gala. A6k far Cal «olaSo.
YY'ELL'AFPOOfTBU HOUSB OP 7
ROOKS, la eoBasandlng position,
aoath ol Fort Street and la the St.
Oharloa StAot aad RoeUaad Avaaaa
diatrlct.
Downstairs there Is a very attractive
living room, library or den. dining-
room, pass pantry and kitchen, also
vestibule entrance hall and totlat room.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and kath-
reeai. Besides tha twe Braplaeaa there
lo a Bood hiniooo.
TWO IXnXM PICK-UPS
||{J«JQ0-'A1RFIBLD Four room bun-
4 -ROOMED
ment basemaat
n^sltv.
T
RKAL til IMF. AT SNA." PRICB
CKBAPBR THAN PATIItO RBNT
HIS SIX ROOM RUNOALOW Is .
stsntisl'y hum aad haa all the aiirac-
live features of a moat caaarerubie home,
aeme of which are tit* aaavenient eni ranee
hall, rosy den for aaiall bedroom i. Twn
hrlabi h-f* • .^^-ms. Iletna-rrvsm and din.r.r
' 'I ' generous rlimen»ions. v^^<■■.^
nrepla" i »' iry. washrooms, with tubs
oft rear po-rh separate bathrooas and
iniiet. Inside entrance to eeoMnt baw.
ment goo<j fumaoa. Thar* Is a beautiful
grani e treat to the boaOOlOW; roncrelr
r.ath« and drlvewar good raraee with
■ Ir»** r^»- .,:r„., , , ^ , I ^
onlT njsfi ... ,,,,
|t e po S. ,* " . r,n f H <; h r
A RIAL SNAP
N BUNOAirnv CR.
f«, »« a.,^ 1—2- «••■»«'■• 'hlrs'o t.ouae
for 50 birds, wired in run« lo^vl^ garden
^ Be nulck If Tou want o,i,
foe te'terast *" '"''"d
.i«?';.OiJ»*"^c» A J.
1331
Lot with Roek Oardaa
Frtoad for iMoaiato aala at
$4200"
BRETT * KER. LTD
Real Estate. Financial and Inauraaee
FbOBO 133
irrri n
aiow. hardwood fli or In tlvlng-
room, also flreplaee. cement basement, full
plumb Some fne hoUy and fruit treea
I ~ 1 I NKAR .lubllee Hospital. Flve-
•irl-l'^^' room bungalow, cement base-
meat: garaoe; MU plaaklac. Sploedld lot.
A karsalB.
BielaalTaly kp ANPBBWS RBALTT
704 B.C. Loan BMt. Fbenc 3736
4 CHOICE lOCATTON, OVERLOOKING
HrH< on Fi ll Park Seven roomr. mod-
ern, hardwood floor. buUi-io tr.. ,r,..
furnace. eoBMBt baaaaMai. ga
erty withia lea alaateo of s£. >~ iu\
Poatofflee. Frlee aitly ^>»J\J\}
Tarms arraaoad.
$2
$2425
$2000-
BUN-
AND PUR-
aaeo. la Fairlleld. Basy terms
ROOMS AND BASEMENT.
_ Just hf City Park and Quadra
ta goad akape.
A ORBAOB SNAFS— S% AORBB •WOODED
V land, walarfrontage. Portage Inlet
and faetao Fortoae Road, taoo Two acres
at Sidney, aloaO to Marine Drive, all cleared
and adiaiatas aloo botaa, tMO. Boar lonaa
on either. T. F. MeOonaall. FaaAortoa
Building
13 ACRES WATERFRONTAGB
PIUCE 1300
ABOUT H MILE OP WATBRPRONTAOB.
Property attuatOd oa Bootfc 9mtHtl
Istand. about one hour'a run In a latiaeh
from Sidney .Near Ir.e laiial and wharf
Beautiful spot for either Imm- or Summer
camp. Low b rik to the sea. Character
Of the land i n rally level. A large par
suitable for cultivation when cleared
<"<ner going back East will accept tSOO
for the place Usual price water-
i: Ullage on ihe Gulf lalands. near traaa-
partetlen. from tino per aire up lo 1500.
ROBERT URUBB k CO
nil OorenuBoat Street. TIeterIa
f ACPF-S ALL INOER CULTIVATION.
'* Wllh Ihe kr-ai^r pan in small truit.-i
5-room house, ihree-piece bathroom. City
water and light BItMOIOd oa 4-aHie alrelo.
near achool and bua Haa. (WUTlMaa for
a term to suit.)
J. N, HOLLAND
14
ACREAGE WANTfeD
t\'ANTED— TO LEABB ABOUT I TO 13
* V acres, suitable for market otfrdeu.
Iraat have water available
lars to Box ong. Colonist
Hwi Large Membenhip
The religloiU denomination known
as The Churches of Chrt/it ha* now
a membership of about 1500.000,
with 8.000 churches in North Amer-
ira and missionaries in ten needy
fieid.s. and at the preesnt time is
underUklng an M,OOOMO oampalgn
for mlBlBlsHsl
LOCAL PSOMt
During the Summer et iwr thrtr
■^♦"©•tAUoos %W) ratrKlLshed in
**UdsoB 'Strait the Di partmcn-
)f Marine .in,| : Lshencs for the
jMirp<KSf- of iiaiidlinR reports on
observation., of 1,0, wraiiirr and
other conditions niade ^ the ex-
pedition aent there fbr that pur-
poee. The lutlons were located st
Nottingham Xiland. Port Burweli
•nd Wakeham Bay, the.sr poiiM.,
being considered at thr nmr ihr-
most advantapeoiLv a.s ba-ses foi ob-
serving the drift of UP durinr the
Winter monllus. thr last named
bring the lontrol .station whirli
iMiim'iainod unintrrrupted comirunl-
aiion with Ottawa. Valuable in-
• onnsUon was obCahMd ooneemlns
tha movements of ice In the slraa
during the prist Winter tnd Sprtnr.
not only from shorr o! st-r\ at 1 m .
but with the aid of at ; 1 "l.i m
which inailc luimerous fl';! • 1
during Uie exlrrmr cold wcutlur
These planes, having now served
their purpose, are to be broufht out
this SUBuaer. snd that stations. at
Wskehsoi Bay and Port Burweii
are to be closed. The prellmlnar
work of Invf.sf ipatlnir comlitlonf of
navigation throucli the .>,trolt liav-
Inff been cotirhidrd. the rs!yt)'i.-h-
ment of further statloti.s on a per-
manent basis as aids to navigation
vvin be undertaken during the oom-
ing aessoR.
While (hr work of completing the
railway to c'anada'.s new .'K'ean
terminal at Churchill. Huoson I'.av.
Ls procfedini? iipaci', duf provl.sicn
ifciiiK made for safe navigation
b\ the large volume of shipping
vtiich, as a result, wm ply through
Hudsoa Strait and Bay. In pur-
suing its policy of maktne Cana-
dLir. uatrrs as safe for uhlpping as
*s liiiiiianly po.s.slblc. tlir Drpn : lnu nt,
of Marine and F'l.shprics Ins wow
under construction a number of
strategically placed radio direction-
finding stittlons which will eoabls
radio>eqttipped vetids to asiii»te
the 550-mlle itretdi of the Btratt in
all kinds of weather and thense on-
ward across Ilud.son Bay to Church-
ill The work of erecting thr.sc "(tn-
tlon.s i.s in the hands of the radio
branch of the Deptirtment of Marine
and Plsheries, and that service will
carry on their Bubse<)uent operation.
THE LATEST DEVT'^E
Radio dlrt'ction-findinK i.-- the
latest device conlributing towani^
the safety of ships at sea, and >
far as eooosrw nodm vessels,
largely obvlAtes the nsMssity for
lighthouses and fog alarms. When
later the traCDc through Hudson
Strait increases it may be neoessar -
to add llght^s und .sound signals at.
certain points to aid the pas.s34{c 01
shlpA not equipped with radio, but
at the present time aa pracflcally
aU vsMSlB u^ng the strait are equip-
ped with radio, dlreetlon-flndera
alone will give adsquate freedom
and safety to navigation. With two
suitably located .stations at the east*
em. or AtianUc end of the strait,
two at the western end and li.i
intermediate station on the way i
v<usel will hate a clear run through
the stasit !» lof. AT J^ight weathn
while the station at Churchill 1
be .so situated as to provide for tni
whole expanse of Hudson Bay,
Fog is thr biiRbear of the manner,
and Hudson Stnit is no more ex-
empt than Nfltth Atlantic waten.
However, with the aid of dlrectlon-
findinR stations, the ships can con-
tinur an uninterrupted course so
that foK is robbed of most of its ter-
ror i').i' .Matioii., now being con-
sinu ied will uisurc a .safe pa.s.siiKc.
hdwcver thick the weather in,i', ir
andrtheir looatloos will be such that
ships will alvayB be able to obtain
simultaneous baarlofs fro« two sU-
tlons.
SHIPS EQI'TPFED
Thr u.sr of radio direction- find I nt:
equipment l.s not confined to stations
on shore. Many Bhlps art them-
selves now flttsd «rlth dtrsetloa-flnd-
ers, by means of «Meh they are en-
abled to take bearlnga to radio su-
tlons located at fixed points on .^hore
whow exact poKltlnrus arc known to
iiLinnrrs nn.'. ha.s 1^1 to thr dr-
veloprncnl ol a .special type of radio
transmitting station which ha.<t been
aptly named the "radio beacon."
Several stations of this type have
been estabUabsd along the Canadian
coasts, and are flvinf very satisfac-
tory service. Each beacon has bren
allotted a characteristic signal which
It automatically transmits when lu
operation, by means of which It Is
identified and dtotlagalabsd tram
the otherA
As att or the above- menUoned
F«U parttoH-
Tbe visitor had engaged a local
rtsldent to show him round the
rrore pletunsqoe spote In ^f^^mu joosst direction -finding st^atlons wilU
Ireland. "
"1 wsnt to get off the beaten
track." he explained f^i his guide.
•5
PARMS FOR SALS
ARCHER
im
' MFirirr.r) nrsTRtf-r
iioijE IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRtOT
mam blitatimi
pHia s t-room bunsa.aw la located e
• to Dallas Road ^ntt — . .
RSAL ROMS 01
nUNOAtOW of
noms. near 060 aod Car
line Good garden and amall fralts ROttae
Is modern, with basement, foraaee. Man-
""itiKf'' •••• ****
JOSEPH
Pttabllabad IMS
BRIDOMAN
•04 BrooshtOB St
$5750-JS^
built for ilti
was
.%00
lOS'
specially
owner about six years a*<i
Herept ion room with ' '
.arge open flrewlare
basement With eement floor
tubs, hot air far
a>eat ninvar.
atauonary
sarosa oiu ce-
Of lai>d. ■» 1 1 h
. ^ _a__ — Slaeco bunaalow,
tted up la aigSw war. Lane rkinkaii
' onir throe BOloo fnai TSK
arranaed.
WHY FAY BRNT WHEN YOU CAN BUT
ON TRBBE TBRMSf
DOWN, fcalanee amall montkir
p» ■ rnenta— FtettT h'lngalow. ron-
il-ilnc or llvlng-room Wllh tlreplar- l«0
roomv h-drooms. aaeh with clothes closet:
br'tht kitchen separate pantry, cement
bssemeni, etc Cloee ear line, acheel and
• 'vir. h»s. Small taaes. Prtee t3.soo
$200
• ALOBR
31T Central RIda.
LTD.
at Vlev street
IkOl'OLAB BTRRBT Bmall cash pa»-
' men» balanrr mntniiiy About \ srre
land and moiler , I'Ungalow. ronialning
living and dinini rooms wllh archway be-
tween. 3 nice bedreoma. kitehen. batbieom.
I *^5r"i*5JS!I!!** »wpmr lo in
•Pler)did coaSltton. oaS oalie aloag to
*-hoou aad oot Uao. ToaS UAFril:
' onW 1 1 Tfwl
nomh baaniob
ABOirr tOFolTO SSMi «| sooff form land
porUp alaoroS. WIS awka oood farm
Oood mtoc. iiee pot
At Deep Cove
SFARLINO
Tel
I I SIRABLE PROFERTT. OOOD WATER.
i ' cleared land. Would subdivide. Baa
603. Duncan. •
T^^ARM POR BALE OR LET. 46 ACRBB.
1 first rate land, on river and highroad
Two houses and achonlhouse Large barn
Niar Duncan Apply Box ««7 1 Colonist
TDBAL PARM fOR POXBB IN BAST
A BOOKS— IMia aeraa: abaut 30 cleared.
One timber. Fire (as pens: Irrge rahbilrv
House with alx fcodrooms. two bsihs. two
toilets fseparate) upstairs Two large
llvlng-reom< d;nins room, kitchen, pantry,
bedrrwm rn i.iain floor. BaseOienl. hot
tir furoace. Twu ahacka. t-3 rooms; barn,
aothausea «te. Blectrle Utkt lawn plant*
Sidney lOIY I Water laatelled Vsaal farm stock. Apply
Lady Walker Fast So'lrr
,H>R BALE BY OWNER, FIVE TO PIPTY
I' agree
Ara.y Bea
good load aear
MOO. c9oalsi.
OtMB. UNPINI8HED.
acres good land, I1.M0.
■laoka. LaaafeaA
H
POl'ITRY PARM
I \vcR FOURTEEN ACRBB. With modem
^ ' honae el SEVEN ROOMS All nee.
sary poultrr heoaes and eauipm-nt prsr.
Is 111,000, and 13.000 cash wlU handle
lae a BtOrtoooa of
Accordingly, the Irishman took
him to lots of places that the gen-
eral tourist overlooks, and the visi-
tor was yfTs pleased— so plea.«ed, in
faet. that hl| guide expanded some-
what
"Te see thlm
I here r he lutked
Iilghes* In Ihe world'
"Really, l.s that tmr ^
"Oh. sure!' rrled the Irishman.
Of course, «txceptia' thtan in fpreign
parts, of course."
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i. A. WALKER * CO I m
BLXNKINSOP ROAD
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WNBR MUST RAW 80MB
IMMEDIATEI Y
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P n BROWN A SONS. LTD
1113 Broad Streat
'■p""' •>eaul.fui
'■ceo bunsa-
r»«rl of
terms.
/> Roool Rooaa. oBMBirr basbmbnt
U laraaea. laundry room with luha. larg*
kite haa and pantry dlnins-reom wlib
kalfat. B Vina -room with omo tit*, uiraa
'V!!*^^!!!: *^ 101^101 aoadlUea.
43.400 a-aaaas owsoi vMhla eagy waio-
tM Otetaaee Ol Ol^liaUl OkOMlSo bm2.
aia tram 19 la boiism mm sma iSm
tee ineo
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i«a« - . i"*' ••eated in .n, ,
VRfPUWA WBVr
MFNT-rr^y -.vap ^rwT PAT
Thig eaay faar-ream
" a wnnderfal
ON RRitEns mniWROAO
J^'EAT 4-roo« tottage., good water
aad aheds. orchard. 40
aerea ealtlpatad
T. E
436 Yates stree^
HEATH
176
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It
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Aoeate
* (
Phone
O HAIJIT
•r-RooM dw.iMae. Hoi and cold wa -r
• f el' ir (h» and p«on* Bam and
orchard. 1* hearma traaa, 1 1.3
--d ,-.1 ".itieota«. Moe
<Oppoaiir Spanear'al
"BBACrMONT BO<A>S A
CO. LTD
I'WO^IURT yifjrsc co<
'alaRW gpocloas drawing
loom dinina-roam. den. hall, kitchen
BBwy. kearoem. 4 gaod bedrooma. dm.
l-raem. aereaai'g room, verandas ro-,
gggSO eeUar. open flr»pl.--, in princp,
egcelleot ws'i»r supply r'^rr.iran^l
le ni the
ih» bsr garden large ireenhouae orchard
tinall fruii niimereun nutbiilldlngs. sland-
ng An fm acres, with Wldl
hi.iiheui» gnnd fishlaf aO J
and ad n.ni ran be kad H
raasarkabie g«ed B«p.
e. WALLtOR
CASH
to he mti.t fgcrlScs
O^CR lO ACRES of the very rhnloeal
land in the district. No rack, aortas
*04ar. AU faaeelL with five jwae cleared
ani^ealtlvated. MAO.^IIFIOarr
SITE OWNftR 1
REAt^NABLE O
S8LL QUICRLT.
tnCfORIA RRALTT
1)6 Vi»'
"Fi.i.SRI F
Ht06N 1404 1106 Ooiernmeni S' r*ei
BO.
AMOR FOR BALE. 3.70 ACRES
■L Mota.'ioeln. near Victoria.
M r
ARMS foR wan
A BtriLOntO. LTD i
REALTORS"
I Ifi'l .»<> HI'
ft! I e. Sr.,
n JPO cords rut
> >rs n bush Terasa.
1 oionlst.
!! A\:> PTITTRrCT —
rr V r r f * exeea-
nrewood. practloalw
U.OOS. Boa ffm
Anrir r-AfRT
* Comprises
far 66 heed, plaoorp.
menta. horaee. ete
tiTall/vn ^ir
Chr .'T Mall A
VKieria.
LEASS
Sotry. bam
farm impte
r r eul-
ioia apply
Btraal*
'pi)
J I
CLOBB AR BtfTATB'— ABOUT 47«
. _ Of goad farm land, eoeaarlatna
Lou 1. 4 aad 44 Neweas'I. nt.irlrt Van
causer Island ' »■ » - n .0,1 nghti
^ • ~i ■• ■•nr.' 0.islirii.«
FWach Hr'r: I-r-, ■ , , r, I,. ,arr»rv«efl
For pariir.,i«r, appi. • .1 .tamet Knighl 1
Buallby S^rael. Vlcl«ria. B.C^ 0( ta
|,''< |R RJUrr UORDON HKA!)
I an elaarod; ooabord. born
Ho
I A f r i -
6. OFlth kaRUMB. olaetrte liehf^nd
VOtao. F. H. Roaesn. lit Pemberron
( JOOO FITBABANT AND nnf:K RMOot
• tna 4^ aeeaa, rtvav aad ewamp. near
PHii^'ae la Wgniiam atasaa pas*
r^' ' ^ ^e«t fosraary. ApBlp Baa
0663. Colon. SI
lisstsrs was the meanest man
that ffvtr lived, and had never bee?
knowh to five anything aw.iy He
rttlier sold it or aranged nn ex
change
Yoij vr got 1 vor'. bnd cold. " he
I rmarkrd to a friend one day.
• Tiir v.orst I ever had." wheexed
' hr other.
Well." aald lUsyrs, "I know a
thing that BUI aire it in three
•lays."
"I'd be very grateful if vou 11 tell
me what if rrled his friend
"firatefiiP" sn'^pped Master-, and
his ryr' narowed "lU tell vou If
you know whatll drive away ttoesc
waits SB ay Isfl Usad."
They were ptayfng oards in the
station a'alllnj? iw-,m On of the
players, a ,«tr«nger wan getting a
bad heating F^nallr he saw oi<e
r.f •>-,. n,. '.-,rT- r-'f himaelf three ac«s
if the psflk
Me 'iirT-rri to me man betide him
•I d said 'Did you aee thatf
8se what?" asksd the nsn
"Wby. OMt fSUsw 4ssN hlauelf
thns seas from tRstsHWR oT tlie
park -
maiL "It wa& his deai, wasn't U?"
of course, be cfimpprd with trans-
mitters for comin iini' .1 ' inn wiiii
.".hipping, they will abo br available
to act as radio beacon.-, when re-
quired That Is to say, ships equipped
with dlrcctlon-fladers may request
any of the stations to transmit .slg-
nalf to them for the purpose of tak-
ing their own bearing*, and in thii
mountains over i A check may be had on thti
"TllSylre the b'^arlngs given liy thr '.hom .sutjr n.,.
I 1 he gf.atlf>n.s now bniiK crrcted will,
in addition to performing the dlrec-
Uon-flndlns service, bjtndJe radio*
t«lspa9bMte with tfdppiBff.
Hie station a' the ea.st.em end of
the atralt will communicaf.e with the
s'-Ttion a'. Belle Lsle, which l.s lhf>
ra.slern trrminiLs of ihr Gulf of St.
I^wrenre chain rhr .sUllon at the
west end of the strait wiU oom-
municate with ObuxctoUl, witfeh eon-
nerus with UM ISBIIIIns SJRKtai Via
the atatton St MOS SN , Mudson Bay
KAilway, thus forming a rompkip
loop of radio (Ximmunlcstion around
Hudson nay and Htralt. In addition
direct communication Is mainUinerl
between VFL Mho Marine Depart
menta short wave station st Ot-
uwai and the lUtioa st Wsfeaham
8M. talAs mlddls U %bt MtCi^ V-
snort wsve. ♦
THE HAFFY ENDING
It was their first quarrel, and it
last4>d longer th^n post-honeynMMn
squabbles generally do. But flnsUv
It w|a over, and the wife Was oon'
fldinf to a friend.
"It was terrlbla while It lasted. '
s»*e said "But I'm gisd In a »e>nae
Bee what a splendid present John
gave me aftsrwsrds."
Her friend took the msfUillccRt
wrap and fondled It in e'-e'ur-
"Oh. how gorgeous t-i ,
band .Ike that'" she nM.l.^i-nrd
polntin? to the fift "Tri a cJottd
wttR A alvsr fitt Mamgi''
Tin- n.MI.Y CfU.O\IST. VICTORIA. B.C. SUNDAY. SEPTEifRRR .10, 1028
If
i\K BAY WOMEN
WILL BE BUSY
1 have quaUfled' In the bofej rounds
I Mat tiA >«r vtt «i# M Hr the
annual ptiM. l^M Jn^ W« >e
posUd later.
Oa Mandajr, Ostahv A at 4:ao
iinmnt win
fMtdf tn^mMhousi. Th0 aheet f or
noniination of oflBcrrs for the cotn-
ing year is posted in the lucker
GREENKEEPERSSET
F 0 R TOURNAMENT
TwMiAjr Two
Witt Tm Off
Octobfr will be a busy montfi
Ith the women of the Victoria Oolf
/lub Tlie retrular monthly medal
til be held next Tueaday, while on
ursday there will be • connpeU-
ioQ acalnst par (full taaiuUatp) lor
he prlM donated 1»y lit. Ifllbank.
New Toi^ There will also be a
rst and second pnze in each dlvi-
ion
On Monday. October 8. the major
lub tournament wtll be held, when
he club fhamplonshtp will .-itart
itrles for this event will clofie next
ly at 4 pjn. Alex. Wateoa the
ity champfon. taae 6oomU& a cup
or the medallet Mk^ffgkjV'
hantpionship. whlOalRll be
utrtfrht.
On FYlday. Oc tober 2fi those who
NRiUAftPEKiS
DUNCAN MEDAUST
won
KIDNEYS ACT
m TAK£_SALIS
aya Baektche Oftm Mtuu
You Have Not Been Drink-
ing, Enough Water
When voii wakf up wi'h ha<k-
he and duU mi.iery in the kidney
gion It may mean you have bei-n
atitiK foods which create acid.s.
ay^. a well-known authority An
xceu of such acids overworks the
idneys In tliatr effort to fltta* It
rom the blood asd tfaay beoome sort
f :)aralyzed and logy. When your
dney.s get .sluKffl.sh and ( loR you
u.sL lehtne them, like vou relieve
our bowels, remnvinR all the
ly s urUiOU.s wiusic, else you have
:;kache, sick headache, dizzy
pells: your stomacji sour*, tongue
ooatad. and witma Om weather la
you have rheumatic tvlagas.
urine Is cloudy, fall of sedl-
ent, cliamiels oft<>n cet hore. water
cald.s and you arc obliged to seek
lief two m tlwae ttmaa dnttf tlM
ight
Either coimilt a good, reliable
hysician *t enoe or get from your
hannaelet about feiv oonoea of
ad Salta; (aka a taUeepoonful In a
IBM at water before brealcfaet for
few day.s and your kidneys may
hen act fine. Thi.s fiimou.*! .salt-s i:
»iade frwii the acid ni grape.s and
emon jujcx;. ccrnbinrd with htliia.
nd has been u:>ed for yc^rs to help
lean and e^mnlata sluggish kid-
eys. also to nMtnlte aelda In the
ynten., %o they no longer Irritate,
lius often rellevtnff bladder wwak-
Jad Suits i.^ Inexpen.slvc. rannor.
njiirr ;iiid makes ;i drIiKhifiil.
ffervescenl ilthla-watcr drink.
rink Ms of good mter. fAdvt) I
tl In
dob Title — Drfendint
Chainplon 8e«ond
DUNCAN, Sept. 29.— Mrs. W. B
narpar wm nadaHat to tha qualtty-
lnj{ round played over the links of
the Cowichan (Jolf Chib here yejs-
terday for the women s rliatnpion-
shlp by turiilnK in a score of 61
Mrs. Ea.bton, who "ffeMint
holder of the utle. caina ■aoond
with ft.
The followinfc are the results:
CUAMPIONSUir FUOUT
Un, W. B. Bdrptr. m Mn.
ton. 92; Mrs. Uorteo. M; -Mia
Hogan. 94; Mn. liaidaohan. VI: Un.
Boyd WallLs, 103; Mrs. K F Dun-
oun. 103; Mrs. de LabilUere, 104.
I The first atuiual divot -taking
I classic of the Victoria ureenkeepers
I Association win be held 00 Tuesday
at the Macauley Point Oolf C?lub,
when twenty-two members will t«e-
ofT In the championship rounds. The
I players have been getting In plenty
Of practice during the past few
weeks, and Old Mas Par M expected
I to get a
Bill niomMjn l.s an even money
favorite to retain the honors he won
in 1912 with Jim aavldent and
Prank ingrai^ stUl second choices.
The championship round will be
played in the mornlnR over eighteen
hole.s and wil! f on.slst of straight
medal i)lay In the afternoon the
Kolfers will play for Mr. J A. Say-
wards prize, on handicap Mr. S J
HaUs, president of the Uplands Oolf
Club, has donated a special prlae for
the be.st Kross of th^^ thirty-six holes
The draw add startln-? times are
as tdtan:
9 00 — F. Ingram and W. Thomson.
9 0.5 — Jim Savldwit and C. Smith.
ia*«.
XJn-
Ml.-Js Bond. 107: Mi.s.s "Bobby"
BOyd WallLs, 108, Mrs. M M, WUtk,
lit; Ml&s Clark t u
^ THIBO FLIGHT
Mrs. MaemlHan. 114: Mrs. F. IL
Price. 114, Mrs J Vnx ]]H Mrs.
j HoKan. 121. Mr-; Oldham 121
The first rounds in vrirmu.' fliRlita
are to be played oti by next Satur-
day. Hm draw foUows:
CHAMPiONsniP Fijr.rrr
Mr Mortrii v- .Mr. W 15 ll.ir-
Mrs. fc^i^ h>n vb. Mrs. Kaston.
MlSB P,
Uara.
9
Win.
9:lfr— F. Fostlvlne and J. RldeU.
9:20 — W. Oove and A »^r(>ni!ey.
0 c Carnegie and l) (invc.
9 to H Benson, sr . .md W.
Holl voake.
9:35— F. Cockerton and A. R«ndle
9:4»— F. Btroufliton mkI A Hdosc
- 9 45— W. Bowden and R Nelson.
» SO— R. Pugh and T Barden.
Players are requested to replace
all divots.
Wins U.S. Women's Golf
Percy Williams*
F und J wit Short
Of$16fi00Mark
VANCOUVESi. Sept. 29 —Vancou-
ver has contributed a few dollars
bhort of 116.000 as an expression of
Its regard for Its first Oljrmplc hero.
Percy WllUamis As the Percy Wd-
llams' memorial fund cloaad at noon
today, the total reached $15,898.
As yet, the fund is practically Ih-
tact, the only disbursements which
have been made beUig those to the
University of BrltlA ffiMT'*'** for
Percy's tuition fees.
Outsider Captures
Havre De Grtiee Cup
NEW YORK, Sept. 29. While a
steady downpour turned, the track
Into a quajgaali^, J. B. WMsnsr's
OsmooC an outsider, won the
Havf« de Orace Cup, $20,000 added.
Ic.iture ijf the (io.suiK meet at the
Maryland track t<Kla\ O.smond
beat out Sun Beau by half « length.
Crusader was third and Ironsides
fourth. Oamood paid lltJO for $S
to win.
Intermediate Ruftgers
Will Meet on Thursday
A meetini; of the Intermediate
Rugby Leapue will b<' held I'hurs
diiy at 7:30 [> in In the Y MCA
All teams wishing to enter are asked
to have representattvas
Dnxkcaa.
SECOND FLIOBfT
Mi.<Ls "Bobbv" BdgMl Widit m mti
M. M.. WlUte.
Miss Bond vs. iiiM OladK.
TlfTRD FI4QIVT
Mrs. Hogan. bye.
Mi». J. Fox, bye.
Mra Oldham vs. Mrs. Macmillan
Mrs. F. R. Frtea. bye.
I
^Itouglns errant Witts
Prince of Wales Cup
8ANDWTCII, Bag.. Sept. 29 —
Dougla."! Orant, British amateur
tMilfcr wfiii lh<^ Prinrr of Wales
Cup thi.s afterno<.in with ,\. •oial of
142 for the thirty s,\ ):■•]>■ I'.ilfing
comp«'tition Afi.er ljr»'HkuiK the
course record for ;i rnatci.'j- with ii8
on Ills first roiuid. Grant added a
74 for his wfnnli« seora.
will be
who ran
tuition It!
Passenger: "This is my lot "
Railway Porter: "Yesstr. WUl ycr be 'aving it aU on the rack?"
— Lttn^on OtHBiee
WOMEN'S CLASSES
OPEN WEDNESDAY
Ixical \M.V.\. Obtains Services of
Audrey Cirllfln and Vfmpn Bailey
as Swimming Instraetreassa
Archie McKinnon. phy.slcal direc-
tor at the local Y.M.C.A . ha.s been
successftil In obtaining the services
Of Mlsa Audrey Orlfttn. holder of
several BrftUb OiriumMa tltlca and
a former Canadian champlon. and
her teammate, Miss Owen Bailey,
as in.siruct I c'^scs for the ladles'
swimnijiiK clashes, which will coni-
mencr :U I he "Y"
October i
Scientific Instruction
gl\>M: !•> nil those ladies
not swun and advanced
diving.
In addition to tha
organiKed. there will also be a group
carina for the RirLs nine 3rears and
over. Thi.s ca-ss w.:. gather every
Wednesday evening at « o'clock and
will have one hour in the pooL
Wednesday anailBf win be a
night Of activity around the 'nr."
with the girls' olass from « to 7.
ladies' ila.ss from 7 to fi with flic
senior swInmiiiiK < lub windmg up
the evpniiiK hv Roing thrOUgh thUT
paces from 8 to 9.
Thede groups provad extramely
I popular la.st sea-^on. and apfdlea"
tions can be made at the Oflloa by
anyone wishing tu be .v member.
Pvrcy U illiams" Home
Entered and Robbed
V AN( I ir Vl' l? Sevit 29 IVn y
Willirtiii: W'lrld champion ,^prlnl«■r
wa.s the victim of a burvrlar I-Yiday,
his home on Twelfth Avenue West
being broken Into and bis rifle, suit-
ease and a suit of alatliet stdlen.
NAYNARD & SONS
AUCnONBBM
spadal class
BMtmetsd by the ewnor. ws wlU
SA on tlM prstnlass. fit OaaB tl.
(Oar. flC lIMhBt) m
MONDAY, 1:30 tM.
All the Almost New
Hoitclwld Fimitve
Monarch Steel Range
Etc.
Including:
Very good S-plaoe Fumed Oak Par-
lor Suite upholstered in tapestry,
pretty Chesterfield Table. '2 Wind-
sor Walnut Ohalrs. Ooosole Oramo-
phuns and Baosrdi; BaU TUMsa.
Hall Tree, Axmlnater and other
Carpet*. Hall and Stair Carpets,
Fumed Oak Dining Table, .set of «
Pumed Oak Dining Chairs, small
Buffet, Mi.s.sion Oak Secretaire
Bookcas*-, Pictures. Curtains, pair
Brass Candlestick.s, Cut Ciliu-.-s Stand,
Wedgwood Pltohgr, Brass Jardin-
iere, etc.. almesi naw Walnut Bad-
room Suite consL«n^ing of full slse
Bed, Spiral Spring and Felt Mat-
tress. Dresser, und Che.st of Draw-
ers, cream enauK'l Hed. Spring and
Mattress, white and k'cv cruimel
L)"e.s,sers and .Stands Chest of
Drawer.s, I>esk. Mirrors. Table and
Bed iiinen, Rugs. 6-hole Monarch
Staal Bange with gas attachment,
BBtsogtei Table, Kitchen Ohalrs,
Inlaid Linoleum. Cooking UtenHU.
home-made Prescrve.s, Jam Jars,
Wa.sh Boiler Kl»'( trie Ttaln, Boys*
Bicycles, Hose tiarden Tools, etc.
Those goods will ba on vlaw Mon-
day nornlng from f o'eloek.
MAVNAKD SOSS
V. mi.
McCloy&Co.
Oak Bay Auctkm
MONDAY AT 2 P JL
I
At Mil SMB. wmn
CA.SCADE OOLF CLUB, Hot
Springs, Va.. Sept. 29.— Olenna Ool-
lelt tcxlay won tlie women's national
C'llt < hainiMMn'-lnp for the third
!imc, dctcalink; VirKinia Van Wic.
ol Chicaiio. l.i up and 12 ti> play,
the greatest margin of defeat ever
reflstared In a women's golf eham
ptonshlp in the United States.
Here Are Some Items Offered for
Sale in One Day's Want Ads
AVE:RITABLE clearing house awaits you — anything under the sun you want
to buy or exchange! It costs you nothing to consult this dimectory of what
your neighbors have to offer: it may save you manv dolLus aiui c^mks m ihc
end Often mcrchanciisc dosmhccl in our daily ( l.issifiod columns is practically as
good as new; often it is tot sale at a ridiculously low price Anything from pets,
household accessories ^nd home furnishings to automobiles and valuable lands
may be obtained through this important medium of barter. If there are things
you want to buv or sell it is well worth your while lo advertise here — and read
the Want Ads lot profit and interest.
Th
«
e Daily Colonist
Classified Advertising Department
0|Mii 8 Tin lO PjMb
itt Ymt Want AdHi. ^ CUl ''OimpOm''
THATCHERS AT WORK
AneienI Bval Baofess AttnMt In-
tsreetad Orafrda an Bnsg
liODnVB 19 www
! hr r.irc siRht of .i ;i;.i'<niT .it
work nil a don hou.>i- at!rH('t'(!
crowds ol people to a corner wlicre
the roof of a cottage was U'liig rc-
ooftrad with MorloUc reads, iliree
thakbMrs were at woilt, bnd they all
came from thp County of Norfolk,
the home > i rred tfiatchliiR .\ reed
rrx/f l.s s.>\t\ to \>f wanner m the
Wln'.cr am! cooler in I he bummer,
and It ti.'i. Die .advantage of being
absolutely damp proof. The roof
und« fi^air Is Mora tban a foot
thick. dB4 aivaa tf It rataad steadily
for a weak tha' vat would not get
down more than dB iDCIt 9t aa Into
the thatch.
HAYNARD & SOItS
AUCl'lONEERS
Znstruetad by C. H. Hughes wa wlU
saU at .tak residence, ttt Fsaiiia
Avenae, on
Tuesday, 1:30 P.M.
An the
Household Furniture, Bed-
ding, Cook Stoves, Gas
Plates, Crockery and Glass-
ware, Cooking UtensUs, Etc
Contalnad Bi his T-roaaaad Roomlnt-
House.
These good.s will be on view iroui
9 •'QlMk Tuesday.
Superior, Qeao
Furniture
Exp«BiiirB TientfOi SqMrei»
uuly inatruetad by idTs. P. M. Ool-
boume's agent who h^is gold thla
almost-qew residenoab
McCloy & Co.
will sell by auction as above, Includ-
U3g Bxoaptlonally Nice Antigua
Roaawnod Oentra TUMa. Set 6 Att-
tlque Chairs. 2 Vktorlan Walnut
Chairs. Kneehole WrltlnR Table,
Er;us.-- ('and!' ■ iirk"- filaj^s and China,
Bed aiul lahlr 1 men Hiiriwe Table
Bodk -!iel\i s ,111(1 ('.thine' E<irum.'- oi
Classical Hook.'i K\}M'nsive < 'hinese
SSlf-Color Squai.-s • I'ost $200 each).
Laiia TurlUsh Leather £asy Chair.
Bsay Ohalrs in oretMona, Bte., Ma-
hogany Pedestal, nreguard. Fire
Dogs, Nice Crptonne Curtains. Oma-
mcMl.s. Cenlrc 't'liblc Electric Lamp
I'rcfty I'aini. fi lit dnvim .Sets, Che.st
Drawen. Wall Mirror .Simmon.
Bed < iiiii|)lt ;<> ,-iingle Hetls, HiankeUs,
Etc , }\fu.\y Blue Pile Carpet.
Kitchen Table and Chain. Utensils.
Outlay, Laddar,
1920 McLaiichHi».Buiek
Touring Car ^
RadMUr Overhauled and IB OdOd
RrinniiiR Order.
ON VU.W MUNDA¥ FOB£NOON
lunr ABO * lom
Crame Profit Scots
During the few weeks of
it is estimated that $7 000,000 will
be spent In .shooting siroiise and
other game, and that fQur«llft4is of
this WlU flew from ovtsMa to floot-
tlsh nncb'fits
War JMpi Paymemis
Thie British Treasury on Septem-
ber 17, reported rccelot Of .€2.125.000
trom Il.ilv. and £4 000,000 from
France, helntc ''uirent In.^t ailments
payable tmder the war debts agree-
I' I carlit's in ( (itlifdnil
'v\','i:le \'LsltlnK In ( "hrLstrliurch.
NV-w .'.ealand, MLvi Maude lCii\den,
the distinguished preacher of OuUd-
houae. London, who Is on a world
tour, waa tha gvast oC tha Bishop
and pvMdMd in the Cathedral to
an audience of 2,000. This was
((tat«d to be the first time that a
woman had preached in New Zea-
land s fine.st Anglican church.
An Organ at Last
The Metropolitan Tabernacle in
1,1 ndon Ua^ never had an oigan
Til.. ' hiin h l.s the (mtLt Baptist
crnirr in which the famous Charles
Haddon .SpiirReoii preached his ser-
mons that had a world-wide clrcu-
latloo and wMHi conthmed to ba
published for \r-^r- after hL<« deatli.
In .•;plle of some nppo ation the eon-
(freRatioti have resolved upon plac-
ing a tao oof) In.' tniment In this hls-
tOrte church
Itlrssin^ tin- ,S^'m
The annual 'frrM ; t;-. f t l!lrs.<k|iig
' the sea and I ■ ' > >■'•■•:• .'a-
tlon of the drowned Wa<i held re-
cently on the Atlantic abore of
Coombe Valley, near Marwanstow.
The service was rary Impreeslve It
was held on the rocky shore under
the massive cliffs of the North
MAYNARD&SONS
AUCTIONECJltb
Instmcted. we will sen at Sales-
rooms, 727-733 PandorA Avenur
WediiMday, 1:30 PeM.
Ateoat New and Ooaily
Household Furniture
and Furnishings
Including HeailU.tiil ,1 nix-e Ctie. t
erfleld .";,ilte, larRe I 'pholsl*-! ed Arn
Cliairs Cabinet i irainophone . ^^
iiiinsl.<T and Wilton CarpiM.,, I-' nm d
Oak and fJolden < )uk Duiing Tables
With Chairs to match. laikJie Leather
Couch. 4-Tube Radio oompleta. sar-
erai saU ct DfBlot Ohalfa. baanttful
Mahogany Badraom Butta. aavaral
almost new Simmons Steel Beds.
Springs and Mattreoses. .«evrra! Oak
and other Dressers, itihkI si.ii
Raiipr f;a.s HjiM.-^r.s and Wafer
Healer ^,'le(■tr1<■ V ai uui:i .Sweeper,
ii.'^ual Kit<hcnware He.iu-rs and
I'arior .'-'ovr-! good Soamei ^**in,
Wheelhal I"U s GdflAiB VDOk^' lit*
fngeraturs, etc,
Timm goods are now .on vtov.
Alaa ai If ks Oar ttasfcjaii
Usual Sale of Pullet n. t -. r ock-
erels. Rabbltn. Vnrrtai,:. rvuit, etc.
MAkNAJiD * SONS
Highly Attractive
Auction
Tuesday, at 1:30 P.M.
AT Mi OOTBBNIIDIT BTBBBT '
Beautiful, Moderu
FURNITURE
Valuable Oil Paiatiii(s, £lc
i(ckBCli«taWaltar A.
infant Mortality
Mrs. J B MaelcHV. of InriiM a
rTll-<i'-lnt)i( f • !l:r ^rn'rrl ( tn.r fi,
told the <,.;i(ra; '■.an;. 11 *!iai til5
Habie.'.. iMi' f r rvcv: ] fKMi <!,e,l wilhtn
their first year Also that »nfne
20.000.000 widows art liarrad by ra-
Uglous tradition from
STEWART WILLIAMS &Cai
AtiCTlO>«tg»a
It Is Entirely Out of
Place, Mother
Do get rid of it. then we can kaap
our ey«s OPMI fOg gOngtBlBB MOFS
suitable.
Is this naC trwa of many piere<« of
f :irTii' are In mSTi"/ ' • ■" e
Instead of coDsigoUig it to the at-
tic or baasMMi^
Why not aand tt to o«r
New Salesroom?
tha
McCloy & Co.
win sell by suction the rontent.>i of
thi fine modem residence, includ-
.'■^uperinr Ouepii Anne 8fvie
( ■' ■•■•-(»" f ,i i.f ".rt in fine titp".'.! ry ,
(■^ueeii Anne l-ru ler Sifiol ( noice
Louis XV o HI )hi MounVd Bi-
jouterie Table. • Bapantlra TaU
Preneh Braaa and Oryml Swndard
Lamp (cost $000 at Paris Expoal-
tlon). Mnhoflrany Fluted Pillar wltJi
Bron/e l iK'iire "FLshcr Lad," Centre
Ttble.s, I, .tree nra.s.s .Jardlnlere.s
Zilned VcUit ai d SvLV! lAce Cur
tains. Bilk Portieres. Colored Bn-
grarlngs after Alma Tadema, S fUia
ou Paintings by Bbate, OMily
Piiuged ftench WlItoQ Osrpeta,
Mahogany Cabinet Oramophone.
Tneobean Oak Table and 2 Cnfl.ir«
"i. n Clxss Oak niniiiK with
! ! ,u!ed C.la'-vs f'hm,-\ ( 'ahinet Cop-
U'-l Plre Brasses.
Black Bearskin, Choice Cloissonna
Plaque. Inlaid Uaitla naqva. Jar-
dinieres. Large Mirror, Brown Rat-
tan Upholstered Chalm. Heary Ma-
lioi I'.i'k,^ ('turn •■ ("arvrd
Teak < liair f 'enlir TrU)!' • f »rn.4
meiit.': ( i',ti(V' ''~ Stair ( 'arr>el.s
Linoleum. .Mahopany IJrdrnom P^ir
niture. Massive All-nnws Bed- vtt.h
Best Ostermoor MaUrsawk Baat-
wood Chairs, Pldtnrso, SM Wmtt,
inlaid TJnoleum. Kltelian Pondsh-
ings. LlmoffM China Dinner Sat,
Crocker-, r;ia-iswar»". Baxrow, BBIO
and (Jardcn Tfjol.s, Kir
Everything of bent quality muI npot-
On Victr M'-'T t.T. A"i"r'i'>'in
Tuesday yoreaoon.
vot'm.'tn cntmH a oMtMa
iiant and HeaMd MMHlf aft
a i.ibie.
Y-e.<: -r?" ha MM,
order-book.
Hm dour Scat
•ai, m mas laH ttet ha would
hava to waft fiva mMMN, start«d
to read h\s. paper
A little latrr the •»•»>, ;rr <^Ame
hark He placed a \err !,4ri?r piatr
m front of th' .Scot On It rented
a very wnall steak The r u*tomer
turned this ovar with His lark and
prodded fL
"Aye, mon " he »aM rnnrriy
the kind. Bring me some
OBTAIN ABLX
Pbooe MOi and wa wfl
MliMy to
«f TATH
ill
Auction Iluirsday
In Oar Large If iH < nmrr Pandora
ANTIQUES
CKOkGIAN GAI.I KklK;
Vwrmm VW« asS r.
'nAirlk%».W-
Superior
Furniture
ANTIQUES
Art Pumitura, Etc
Bartholomew's
MitffllaBfOli ^fecU
WertM. <v! to oar Auction Booms for
couveoianogaf Mia from battar class
NonT: i;<^.r'.% for theae Sale* re-
ceived or sent fcr an to 10 aja.
■)f' , ffW_ . "TTf. ft. (jl- «
42
rnr- dmly colonist, attctoria. b.c. Sunday, septkmbkr 30. 1028
f
u
It
i
j<
Jl
P
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THAT CERTAIN PARTY
PeNMV, WILL^U ViN ONE ^AlNUTE^
FIND ThM W^LU^^A X we Tv^eepmoutkS
PERSON ^ MB HAS )( K e»UX?0-
/ By Jack Wilhclm
KRAZY KAT
POLLY AND HER PALS
Ash Is All Out of Luck
By Cliff Sterrett
r GOOD <5oSM' V/OT cSOOD'LL
— 7T^^3V BE SUMDAY?
^ ] GortTA TAKe
''1 SOME To AlFLL
TILLIE THE TOILER
Plaiu Words
VD l-tKE
Vloo cx)
By Westovcr
& Ml 1 R* E L y "TO o T Em 11
ci L ER K^ IM Vcxjg- Of ficf;
S'MATTER POP
Ma ff Scared
VtRA2y W^/ >^ Bf^JtK
AND VCXJ^ COAJSC/t/VCE
IS HUR>/A)C' VOV.
EMBARRASSING MOMENTS
By C. M. Payne
r
Wf^ LOOK •Hows
'^^J
l4|tAin> MAW iSAV
^ what Do You Tt^iwt^ '
r 'ro >>AV r V/ALK-E .Ti (s/ ^ ^
FELIA THE CAT
M EL .*» 13 <T
r - —
r5CA1ttT5 1 -4 AT)
M ( M b A M ' ;
lAiV^-^tK -Hat
Q>t3MT a^A1p*
. By Pa L bullivan
W^LA. ON THE.
J?*^ rARM THIS
EATCN A THlNCr
^ »^'TTi.c- MUSIC.
MICKEY MOONEY
JUST LIKE A WOMAN
voo- DO - De:-Oo-
Do_ Hey » HE:y»
""^y HE.y I _ vool
^^^Oo.Oo.HLylHL/'
NAy •?
(■C(V> MNCl r AMD
POTov/cport
r)Wrr I arx^) rr^ 1 ai
Cir)I Ur Q I'f API T)
AriP M!C \\\ '/ WA."*)
MOW Mr o \ , .
' By Gene Car
:NAiCKE.>^
I AOV^
Ic)
MAPP-/ ,
ALlL7';
OLTT
/ y* pric
1
^' a public dinner a <r-r'«in
>' >{■ a a* ftrnlalljr p»troiii/^-d Oy a
I nem CO to ^oreh.- tlw mti-
!t»»n«fi* MM. "PMliapi jrou'vf
Iir ' rrj • lat. bluhop'"
Yrs. 1 have noUe«d lU" nid th^
"Ho donht you » ; !■ • ' ■. I nr\»>r
fO t<^ rhurrh r!' n ' ■ ^.^ mil
UonAUr ;.ir«.l»-.1 W.- , I ., fr'.I , .,.|
\ 'in;. I • r >,o man.
Ol) don I irt th«t kneft jrnti
RwiiT''^ rri«(f Um blBhop nUtag.
jroQ knov."
I
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTORIA. B.C SUNDAY. SnPTKMRKR M), 1928
COLONIST DAILY COMIC FEATURE
44
THE DAILY COLONIST. VICTOUf A/ RC SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1928
WORKINGMEN
You
can lead a hmrae to water, but you can't MAKE it drink! We can attract you to our Store, but ire
• • can't MAKE you buy! But with our
SERVE YOURSELF SYSTEM '
You are free to use common horte-eeiue — all that u necessary at these prices!
LADIES' WOOL SWEATERS AND
PULL-OVBM
,\--' 'I tcil 1. ii I'l I !c,ir at
(jL Ak ri.K rkici-: ,
98c
B0Y8* KHAKI FLANNEL RIDING BREECHES
Hive po(k('i^. lo ll io.,ps aifd Isqcd at
kiic- II i'KK'i-:
98c
BOYS' SMART TWBto BLOOMER SUITS
arpe sizes,
rice $7.00
K cgular
$L98
ITS GOiNO TO RAIN!
Nffn's. Boys' and Girls' Raincoats, SlicWrr^ anfl oi!-
^kins at sprrial pricrs.
Mfn'> Slickrr Jackets 89
$2.59
$5.49
79c
at
Men's Slicker rant.<
.it , ,
Mra s Looc Slicker Cotts
.it _ _
Nfen's Slicker Hats
.it
Iiig Boys" Yellow or Blue OiUkiti Coats,,
made with corduroy collar and strap aectr9^*Ci9
liig Girh' ciikvkiii ("oats. Strap back ai' f
Kfd, blur .iii'l tureen. CO ^ F
^ ' ■ - < -...„#0.%fO
< I ''Iren's iiubber Raincoat* with li..t'f., ,,.,) >
I t. blue and green.
Sizes up to 14 year»____ .
$2.98
BLANKBT BARGAINS
IVnnian's Heavy (Ircy Camp Blankets.
Kri^uhr price $4.00. f'cr pair
' ' ■! I ^ (irey W no! Blankets.
KfKular price $5.00. I'er p«tr
KnRlish White Wool Blankets.
KrRuIar prior $8.50. IVr pair__ '
' I'. .mt Red Wi)ol Blankets.
I ' l uI.H Price $10.00
S\\\vr 1 ip firry VN'oo! Blankets
UcKular price $*) W ]', t \^.^\r . _
Single bed size.
'■'•r- pair
1 )oubl« bed site.
Per pair
FLANN£L£TTB BLANKETS
mp:ns work gloves
.Mill •> Leather Work Gloves ^
Men's Horsehide Work Gloves l 1_
.Men's Gauntlet Horsehide Gloves
Men's Blaek Leather Gauntlet Drivintr Gloves.
|2.3a for !
$2.49
$3.75
$6.95
$7.95
$6.95
$L89
$2^
.19«'
79p
Regular price
.......S1.SS
MOT SECONDS. NOT DAMAGED, NOT SHOP-Wof^n
NOT RUBBISH-JUST BARGAINS, TH ATS ALL
\(rii s W ork Brare« , , , . '2Ut*
\i.iis Drrss Braces .■t.'»<*
' 'M)" .■— .. - - 49^
^lippera .4S^
.\lriis. I ie* __»______.___ 2ft#
Men's Winter Cotton .Socks _ "" lie*
Men's Handkerchiefs, red, blue or khaki
Men's Handkerchiefs, white
New Address —
1110-1114 Government SL
Victoria, B.C.— Phone 2170
8«»
■ft
BOYS' S^^AIIT TWEED KNACKER SUITS
H.ALK PjRlCE .........^^ — ^.^^^rS^F^fiP
MEN'S WHITE SPORTS SHIRTS
\\ ith collar attached.
H ALF-' PRICK „.. >
BOYS' BLUB-BOURB^
I" Tn.irt f\\rr.!>. All siztS.
I! I'KMi I
$2.49
MEN S MACKINAW COATS
"Bfg Horn" Brand, all-wool blanket cloth. Made in \ ictoria (rojn
selected litetterne; full yoke, Norfolk stvte, straps hack aiid froiit, V
liirRc p.itcli pocketji rtiid storm roll.ir'i The wln'tr il< \,iuc on
many of tl)csc coats iii higher than what we are uHcrn i' m <
Men's »iee«, 36 to 44. ' '
Riscular price $9.75 , ,
$M5
$5J5
Men's Mackinaw Shirts, made from extra heavy M n Un
uiih dotifole back^ front and »lcevc head.
.Ml si/es. Reio>l>T price $8.00 „
Men's English Bedford Cord Ridinit Breeches. Mai!- f " iM,i. h
hard wear, with five pockets, belt k^ps and laced at Q CQ
the knee. .Sizes .30 to 40. Regular price $5.00
Men's Wool 'Tweed Working Shirts, "Big Horn" Brand. Made
from diagonal dark grey tweed: full fitting and double stitched.
The wholcsdlr price of the^e shirts at the Victoria
factory was $1.40. Unr price to clear
98o
MEN'S BLOB CHAMBBAY WOBK SRIBts
Full fitting and well made. All sizes. CQi^
Regular price $1.00 .p...-- ...-LJ___ ' PwC
MEN'S GEHUINB ENGLISH OXFORD WORK SHIRTS
A.s$orted pattern.'^; roomy make; triple stitUted. 'and fti
yoke. Sizes I4y, to 17. Regular frice,$l.fOl:.
Men's Jumbo Knit Stkreatcr Coitt/* v A
for hard wear, in dark heither with shaw
All sises. Regular price $3.00
Men's Sleeveles.* Vests in dark heather knit Juat the thniK to
protect the hack and chest for Winter wear. Qfltf%
Kegular price $2.00.™ -.n. 90fi
Men's Odd Vest.<i. made from Assorted dark Et%tiah
tweefK. ill all sires
Mens Heavy Kil>l>rd Winter Lnderwcar, shirts or drav* -
r<Ml liargain. In all sizes.
Regular price $1.50. .» .
990
heaty Winter coat, made
'jiliL$1.98
$L98
98c
MEN'S HARD-WEARING WORK PANTS
Winter weight, wool tweeds, moleskins .itid liairliiio
and hnished with hve pockets, (^elt loops and cuff
bottoms. Alt sicca. Ragttlar prict f4.dO — _.
I''iini.iir> I'Irrtp Lined Underwr.ir ((.t u rn, shkta or
ilrawers. In all sues Regular pru c $1 III)
Penman's 71 Men*.* .Merino Underwear, shirts or
drawers. Sices 32 to 44. Regular- price $1.00...._^_
$2.49
. 85c
^7.9.C
MEN'S NAiUKAL Mi-.klNO CUMBINAIION
UNDERWEAR
.\ iiniifd quantity only, in siies 36 to 44.
Regular price $1.50 — .._ _ .:
89c
CHILDREN'S FANCY TWEED COATS
l ull\ liiu'ii. I'atcli pockets and Iriimiied
collar and cu/T^. Regular price $5.00
$2.95
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S TWEED SUITS
I p to date: dotible-breAStcd styles.
HALF VRICE - _
$9.95
LADIES' ALL.WOOL CASHIf^lUe HOBB
i'dlors lH !..;r !it,m I li.iin|i.i;^'-pp jn(J mttffin
Ml ■ r. .-Mi ,1 (.. y, (»•»
55c
MEN'S CAS HMBRB WOOL SOCKS
Ulack, (awn, hrown and Krcy.' ■ ' t ^
Regular price 76c.-...-, ' -*_..' _.*.*.•..
46r
PENMAN S ALL-WOOL FINE RIBBED SOCKS
.\ good dress sock and a bargain; fawn, grey and A.f\i*
.heatber. Regular price 75e _
HALF PRICE— MBN*e BANCV SILK AND WOOL SOCKS
Penman's Brand. The new designs in'bvely shades. 7Qn
i^urohased by-afs at a big difcount ^ I 9w
MEN'S HEAVY RIB ALL-WOOL W0«KIN0 SOCKS
The natural wool shade. * - .. . > OQ*\
Regiilar price 50c.._ WWW
<
BOYS' ALL-WOOL MACKINAW COATS
"Big Horn" Brand. Made in Victoria from all-wool blanket cloth.
Full fitting and double stitched. .Sizes 24 to 34. We are offerinu'
these at i w li. .K .ale price — if you don't ACk
believe It — a-sk liicin. .^\11 i,ize6^... ^*t.*TW
Bo^s' Natural Slertno 'dbmbina'tions, thorV sleeve*' Cl%r*
and knee leiiRth. "m/ts to 32. RcRular price $1.00 OwC
Childfren's Natural Mc/'ino Combinations. sh,ort sleeves' ,',^Ojk
and knee length. Sixbh 20 to 28.' Regular pri^ 7Sc -.J^Wfi
BOYS' ALL-WOOL TWEED KNICKERS
HiK Horn' Brand. Grey tweeds with extra heavy liningk. AOj^
Siaes 22 to 3a Regular price $1.75 90U
GIRLS NAVV BLUE FLEECE-LINED BLOOMERS
I^arge fitting. Alt sizes. AQf*
Regular prkre 69c , n, ■ ,,- . .... "twC
GIRLS' FLBBCE-LINBD WAISTS
Back fasfrniiiv' White or natural. All sizes. AQe*
Regular price 05c — _ _„..__..__ *tww
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FLANNEL OR TWEED DRESSES FOR GROWING GIRLS
Neat styles, tailored or trii|mied with embroidered ni 'i ' '
with kick pleats and belts. Sizes 8 to 14 years. 0^ 4
Colors, Mue, red. caisu»l and brown. Reg. $4.49. Special... I •19
LADIES' RAYON SILK TEDDIES
Of good "inality filW.silk. .Neatly tailored, the bottom hem hr.l
with wide flare. Colors, mauve, green, maize and pink. Ofitfa
Regular price $1.98 90v
1.adies, please notr these are i!i the Ladies'. Department. ( > .nfusi. mi
has arisen thrdii^li a l.id\ cnterinK our Men's Department and
i^kuu' Miu- ni mir junior male rlerks for reddies. He to!d hiCr
she would find them in the I'oy Uepartnieat.
3AL.E
PRICE IS MIGHT
IF
PRICE IS RIGHT
MEN S FIELD BOOTS
\\''ikin^ i'.iMils. niaile li(>ni i.iw
liitic itullier on tlic army paiUTii.
Copper rivetted 'vamps and two
full o.ik tail fxtensi'Mi s,i|c-,
.s.taiidai«J screwed and stilclu-il.
Sixes 6 to 10. Reertilar
prior QC
:^.U0 ^WaWW
MEN'S SOLID LEATHER
BLACK WORKING BOOTS
i'.!"lt l.'i coinfort and hard wear;
iii'HcaMii vaiujih and ranco soles;
irinforced witli white rubber 'caulk
welt for protect inn ag:t' ' vatrr
Regular price
$5.50
$3.95
MEN'S AND BOYS" SCOUT
BOOTS^
The shoe for coinfort nnA durahil
ity. Solid leather
Pattco soles.
All sizes
$2.9S
BOYS' SOLID LEATHER
SCHOOL BOOTS
lust tlir •slme for ^TO A Q
ough WitUer wcar....^lfca"f W
KNEE KUBliEK BOUiS
"Kifc-IUiov " Brand. .Ml new stock.
Men's
.ovs
$3.79 $3.49
RUBBER BOOTS
' l.ifr Uuoy" Brand. All new
.slock.
$2.79 $2.45
$1.98
NOT GUILTY I
In iri'ly to the \ ^trir^ns Hi.scussi.ms mii iIk iiiir ten nf "r\orbifant"
prici-s in Krhool supplies, we want to make our position in«this
niiitfrr plain to yf»U.
\S'o offer any teacher or parent all the profits in our School Sup
ply I )eiiartinent — cnnditionaMy thry give their services.
This IS a vrr\ liirratur |..,.iii,in lUr llic.v,- ,i,|.irinK to flic miiIIimi-
aire class, salary and protits per mouth amounting t«>— FREE AIR
THE GENERAL WAREHOUSE, LTD.
Wc Buy F 'r ( ;isli—
Wc 5cii for Cash —
So Don*t Ask
"BARBERRY BUSH "
On* Oirl't MarrUif « Problgms
- By KATHLEEN NORRIS -
:iM!Iln
"T su.spert. V'Mi <>'
tTf.i' rir:i; niori- llinv
lirnd Amy s iirw pDU&iied silver
; ito her fine blR hands. "You've
been after aomethlng all afternoon"
aht addad suaplelouBly.
"I have not' I was Just wondrr-
Mie Ainv answered, flushing and
M Kuiltily.
BarkMra glanced at her qtbckljr
and then colored brlBlaatly.
vou mean I d tabs Barryr* ahe
Hiii rnther low.
o i wonlint fon?" Amy asked
learf ii'.l'^
"Not H ihR cleaned her throat
—"not U he dkbn t aak me. dear."
. It waa at mommta like thasa that
ahe sasmed. to Amy, so mudi oMer
Achaa raaiak
whan Mlnar4*a
ia osad. Far
baadaeke rub th^ forefiead
with Minard'n in water. J <.r
tootharb« bathe the facr with
Minard'N and plac4> a pircn
of cotton saturated with
MInard'n in th« mvitjr.
Huick rHief aiutured. j7
MiNARD S
LinimenT
'li.ir -hr wa'. Amy rnuld not have
said a ihiiiK like iliat, slif wa.s In-
finitely K ,. .^ implr tlian Barbara,
for all her scn;ie. Barbara's odd.
aplendld humility aometimas took
her sist4>r's breath away,
"But If he did ask you?"
Bab's baa4 waa hanging. h«r ajraa
avertad.
"I doot know." aba aakl.
Amy came to tba aercen door be-
.side her tried to look Into bar (ace.
■\<>\i .»'-iiujn't marrj html"
■ liab.s. tic liasn't a i>f'iuiv You (I
have to ko down the coast to that
awful old deserted ranch of his and
ralae plgsi All ha can do la write
poetry — and poets never have any
money I And he's so aalflab— and
so stuck on hlmsell."
H tarn lauflMd brtaflgr. mlrlh-
Ilk
■l
■ |'<| iurr> ita Just that he—
" things dUfcrantly from the
rest of ua."
"Ill say ha aeea things dlfftmitty
from the reat of iift." Amv muttcrd
rebflllottsly "He ll '\^oil any partv
'o Ret the s«'n' • • •■ to you: he'll
''•"! :il'Mi|f fhn! il, tilled old fdngl)
'' mi: down to Kew In lil.ic-
AhrriMT It Is! until every;
' you Koes to sleep and you
uiiiy jiiay awake out of poUtanaaa.
He thtnka I'm a fuaay old maid—"
"I'm not rolng to marry Barry du
Spain. Amy." Barbara said as the
"'li<r- vnicr faili'd .She p'lt lirr
t I'i.l nil AniV - - II' nildrt ;Uli1 lc->()l(fHl
1 iM If s3i(iK ■■! « I; ini'.u ;i 1 1 . m ,1
■ mill A(i,v .-w. In tlio
• ■ ','>••• (i< ill! (fniriK to ask
nie Ntie went oo. •Ha Isn't the
Und of boy who faOa to km wHh
"fcwpt hlmaelf- said Amv
"And ;n t(i'^ <tf-<-rin(l I'l.-i. ■ '■
yimM H.,!ti:«rrk . p/'it^on'
'" ^ >■ uuuh to ti'^rsrif H '<< hft
" ''" »■>-' t,<1 place he 1.'-.
If" 'i-.-r.- n,rtrr\ ' '
^^i„ i fr Amy said aolftnnlv.
wo n ! br perfectly eea^. You'd
never do aaytbli« tfea «if eUmr
people do and ynu'd never know
where the next meal waa coming
from."
"And I might like thatl " Barbara
murmured, dtoipilag. her
added
"Your rhildren," Amy
firmly, "would be freaka."
"I adore freaka I"
"Barbara." pleaded Amy, aban-
doning argtiment and appealing
only to the emotions, "please dont
marn' hlni'"
" But I m not even thinking about
It, you idiot ' '
"Only you do like him. "
The biood came Into Bahs
ctaeelu; she lowered her eyes again
*^ell. come on I We're going to
get aoma aodaa." She cbangad the
subject briskly. 'Bring out. my
white hat and while you're getting
your? in Kive ih;s stuff to the
Ch;( ken
.siu' picke<i lip a invn-.i (.;iHiut«»-
wiuf pan from the t.-ihlr on the
kitchen poreb atut went down two
plastered steps Into the back yard.
Baitiara, as the chldnns packed
about her feet, was joined easiially
by a tj»ll. looKely-biillf y^^nng matt,
who stared at her thrnn«h glaSSSS
and smiled sleepilv ;< aid:
"Aren't vou home ear * Harl>erry
Bilsh"
'Hello, Barry. " the girl .«miled.
with a Qiiiek analytical glance,
"■artyt Mb, It's al^noet ftve."
"Oh. Lord. I thov«llt It was about
three "
' And what have you bean doing
n'l <: -hat you could lose tSMj^ hours
•o c'a.->uully?"
"1 went out to the ranch thIS
inornlng— on Tomaa' mtik wi^on
twelve mllaa. And Mia scrambled
ma some eggs. And titen t went
out to Abalone rock for a while
!'. 1 ! : I r I . . 1 ^1 hi'li indul-
• ' rumlw
H,l M . ■ ;l d to
Grade Saancn Goats Shipped to Ontario
nodding greetinjt.'^ to friends as they
came in. found a small, table and
the waitress put a card before
them. They atudled the card In-
terestedly, attlieufh tbsy knew it
by heart.
<To be Continued)
A niisoKvnl.st faid to a woman:
"All this feminiam i.s sheer nonsense.
There lan't a woman alive who
wouldn't rather be beautUui than
Intelligent."
"That," i^ald the woman, "la be-
cause ao many men are atupld and
ao few hUBd."
"You see that rdir'iir peplan tk
the oppo.'^tt/' bank :^pparently at
equal disunces apart?" aald a
stranger to a (roup ef paepls
atandlng bv a river "Perhapa SOmc
of you with iieen eyea can tell vMab
two trsas are fkrthast apartt*
The rrnup frx^k a crHlOal l"' k ■''
tlie trees, and each member srlecud
• different pair. Finally. aHer
much dlscuaslon. an appeal was i
made to the stranger to solve the
problem
"The first and laat," he aald. as
he walkad away.
UK above Mcture showai Cranley Miuie, Irora k\ B. Montcith. North Vanconvar; Sheila Cordova, from
Miaa J. B. H*nrajr, VfttMla. an4 Tylar's Dixie, fron Tyler'a Ck»at Dairy, Victoria. AU were conaiatcnt
pnaa winnew at the lai»s Ml|#aaia ^yera sold ta. 0. it. A. Willldms. Honsywood- Ooasery. Oakvilla. Ontaxlo.
ever beardi— It
"Baba. erent we going down to
Bartell's for soda*?" Amy called
■r- .and hU plearant. blinking eyca wer« : P*"*""*'. *^ '^'"^
I Varv Kliu imm m Km.^. nOUSC.
Babs. who had bceo laughing in-
(feni 1-, M n ; ! r : 1 M'
It dldn I niai •• • * t,
her or m '*lint ino-^! ; ■ liiinifd
to be. H>'' mf:«':ii>' 1 1', "h.t;
terlous ruling that u the secret of
romantic girlhood, was always the
exact meaaura of her own heart.
He dM not mspert It; Indeed, ahe
liad only irrr-ntlv m«de ihr dl
rov^v h«r <U It ollll on i^iifii
!ini1 fluttered her in th*- srrT«"t
dfp'h'i iif her soul It liad fiijlv
hrrn vrrN rer^ntlr dur.ng the |«<i*
few monltaa, that aha bad been able
face tti ahtlMii^ Barry du
1 i . i : nn >o«iitly. wu the | shouldcrs wM/ bla amu and laga —It'a the OBoat Interesting thing yo
Kr.Ht thuiu Itself— waa tovel w. His 1-1 I * ■-
It made her feel oddly like a Uttle I . , . , ,
girl, aomettmea Bui more oTten sh' '""'r' f •.'k '"'; I'T^ftJL'''''.'
felt Swiherly towards . Barry. Inf. " « th .u^htfui forehead.
mtely older and wiaar and asere de-i*' « ^ ^ ^
veloiied than he J**^ '
, .,V drawling voice, a beautiful mouth
. " ' ; ' J ' ' ' yo^\mh<me anUe showed splendUl even dulgently at Barry, felt a llttks
brown hair the^ ^^'^fw ' ^^e rather high cheek I ^-heck. Bomabow his enthualaatte
In We tuunlatateble rhythm «« the I bones and sllghtlv underslung Jaw , Irlendshlp for the servant at the
sonnet, aa U ntmi OUtyW mow hmted at his 8panl.«^h blood i Nation hou.se did not rrm so
earth you dre# arlgnt meUl in*.» .amusing whrn Ajny. coldly un.sym
atrandS to nmke a part of you— a * Bo»y- » the meat p,thet., , ai o a Mabmor
fillet like her band in blMabia ^^^^ ^ »*» *We ^' ■
To' T iSS^naSJ-?^ »»• suddenly. ! 'Hia fauter was in a drcua."
^ Baba bad bean dreaming: wonder- 1 resumed the stoey vtieB they
Ing whr* it would be like to have | were walking down the atreet. "and
»hl« man's love. 8he could love I''"'" kid. when he was only abou-
eight, uaad to have too — '
Health and Diet Advice
By DR. FRANK McCOY
stopped short
"Barry, you atvnt
up aa you go alongl
"Well- kinder— ■•
Well I think thaf.s perfectly f*>'PPo«e he sudd^ nh u<-v.
diarmtog! Why on earth dont you perlence the tremhiuiK i*nd
him of fourse. any woman i-oukl
But surn)i:we h" 1m' rd "'•riT'dav''
I,, ,-x
the
wrileHtaem down and make tham ecstaxlea: ah. what a glortoua per
Into a, boekr Now, oMm into the
kltohen :ind let me ret a pencil.
nr. t Ko one with '!i;.t p. m Bar-
bara III » .liiiif ,'-;>ini«-'i
Oh, lorget }l ' .Speakme of sun-
I i
to
Spain, ItUa— thla fanny
(eellng. tbki atrgjjgjj^'*^
shakv
and
Burrv wrnild be then'
"Barr . AiTP voii evrr ui lovat"
>1>'' « in . ,1 ,, ,. I ,i; Hut be-
i I r ' ' -r- Mil : . . ■ 1 ft? , ■ . Avd him
w * - ( » ' o ' A : , ( J 1 1
set, look a^ It/ Barberry Bush! And .'he did not dare Ubc concen
you talk aiieal MteiKna and trated her attention teeslatsly upon
rll.s'" what he WB . sHyhuf
,-.tie stfXKl h*!.«ilde luni rrri , snd "Pottrr d . his ri;,ri»e
■;|eT»der and 1*11 t)tii not a, 'nil n, "i'' til! rr-d iT-^idrd guy wti
he. even Lhouith hw broad shoulders around ihe Nation house leaning ,h^'"|^"|^j^^^^j:^^J^,^^'J'^
droppwl a httle towaUd her and 'hlngS." | lattices of green wood larjr
the characteristic -attitude rtf hla The girl gave a seandaIlr<M laugh art.fii lal arape lea r , i ■
head waa to be Just a hint lowered "Vrrt the person Who swe^r^ 'h- < >rtrtr Jicht."! i* fiirnL!.hed
lowarrt the world. Barry wa"= Mdn au ,n.i «avhrs 'he windows'* with --.rnari tablr'f .w-d stti;»il tInOV I
iwemy-ffve, lean, looeely but!'. ihat .s^e^ g'roi^'^**^ > '^^iSn ^'^^'^jjj^'^ i*^^^ |
Amy's glanee met her Rtnt#>r s
e*. e BarlMira found liersrif wi'.hiiiK
that Barry! by aomc IntplraUon.
tniKii' 'cime day auepect that Amy
did not like bton.
At tbla hear, an iuiy pleasant
af tcmaon. grenps cf yeui« peracns
always gathered at Bartells for
f i. r beine I If^Nlp. Bartell > randy
"''More wtf. Iik^ a rliib. tJiere were
til. ,1 . 1. • ,Md almost all
'i< I ug siureii tuMl soda countcra.
Barteira. **
The large dark apaee back df the
MAROARINB lelatBed that the vitamin A of
Many correspondcnta write to me cow's butter Is absent or a negUg-
aaUng about the food value oC dif- i"*!! *"W*r ^ W*rtn«
, ; wi .« ^# .. w . ' •« »11 vltamlna are
ferent kind., of hutt.-r ,iib.tlf.,;e, ^^iind mostly in the green leaves of
There are reiiiv only two types of plant*, and It u not eaaentlal that
margarine' .11 the market, although .we secure any of thaae from any
made by many different oompanlea. |one kind at food. If eae dsa^ to
The oldest kind was etIglttaBy use margartae because of tta lower
called oieoaargarlne and la eom- price or because he enjoys the
poaad of animal faU, vegetable faU. taste- there is no reason why he
salt and milk The cMBar, common- rannot. substitute this
ly called mi' niart?ar1ne, la made of fat for row s butter
v.^riiihlr- f.,' .nd milk Farh Many of the nut -margarines con-
company m.'ik.^K ;ther the animal ^uin a large percentage of raw
fat or the vpifrtabie fat margarine stareh. and therefore eaanot be a
uses it.s own fonaulaa or raetpes. goed subsUtuta for eithsr enws
but of courae all this Is dona oadsr butter or -the margarine made from
the SUPenialea ef the pure faod animal faU Although ihf^r nn\-
rnargarlnea are undoubiedl\ trhn'->-
Napfiler ii III ofTered a pri7.e for aome foods, they must be , - j ,
home palut'ibir form of fat food fully, as raw starch is always more
*.hirh .Duld iH- u wd like butler. Of I difflcult of digeetlon.
whkh there was a scarcity at that ' One cannot question the atlllku
time. Hla prlae waa won ia IflO by laomenaaa ^ anbnal fats. vegetaNe
a Frenchman named iiega>ldgiirtas. fatx. mit. tnilk or ^lutf'-- M.in7a.rin>
who called his pexJduct olaomar- u a wl#•nt^fl^ coTob.o r ,oii of tiif »f-
garlne HIm method or ofti.i ;m,
tlar melhodn have hrrn u '-i
that time, and i<k1;i> t h.
sixty-one margarine facU/nr.
the United States alone with an
tire annual
kla
M-^n" p»"^ pie p'e'''
r .' ir.nr to ihai -
Pfr] oi;iers u.se tt
Sld'-raht^ heaper it.
Of over •IMk-
'h** flavor o^
' ( IT hoMr-
;u:ii if ; of fixKl mikI i ■
wholesome a uroduri a. h
are themselves On thi
swindnas»
prv
Ah far
a.«- ' Tine of margarinr
concerned, it la vesy atanUar
altBgUgh It
Iter MLtm
iijr'^e A<
e Ifxid
hiiMs or
_ fraoduijn
eoBveuttnoe
In handltntt and auttkbllity fr>r
eooking puriv«ei there Is little
^'■•■■"11''' lir'M'T', the rl!ffi»renf
k.' • ' n. ••'(£.#' and roir»
b'i-'rr i! r alter all iarjely a
'ji'-sii"i e ii:iii' idual u acier-
iKir, r>f -fr II lo.'^ palatable gMf*
gartne or buttor whMli he CMMk
lord «a buy.
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