The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 2

nmasDAY, January is, 1923. THE OTTAWA UOTJBNAC IE II. S. AGAIN 'TAKE BIG PART EUROPE AFFAIRS One of the Guarantor of i the Dawet Reparation, j'j Scheme. 'cuaOu Frees CaWe.

I LONDON, Jan. II. Among the neln cause for eetlsfeotlon expressed by the London editorial writers-over the speedy ud uc-4-sosful ending of the conference In Paris, la that It ha resulted la making the ijnlted SUtaa ons of tba oarantor (.1 tha Dawes reparation schsme. 'Tha results ef tha conference Vave no Importance comparable with Its broad effect, namely, tha raturn of tha United 6tataa to Europe." says tha Wsstmlnstsr Oaxotta, which Ida: "Whstsvsr mar ha aald ol tha Cnltsd Btetea. it la certain that tha aanaa of Justice la daaply lm-planted In har people and will lm-jxl tbam to aund firmly by thalr tight aa against Oarmany.

Mora, over; reedhesloi of tha" United -Hates to tha Allied and Associated Powers mum tbara will ba no further Incentive to Garmany to default." Tba Daily Telegraph, which haila tha outcome that waa hoped tor." aaya: "Nona of tha Alllaa can ba In. different to tha fact thai tha powerful lnfluenca of America now la en-llated in aupport of tha plan upon which alone tha expectation of par-jnema from Osrmany la founded." Again In Europe. Tha Morning Poat similarly rgusi "Tha significant feature of tha conference 1 that tha United btatea la morally and legally com. mttted to upholding tha acheme through which tha AiUea Intend to Oermany pay for bar crime. The United States la once again bark In Europe, and thla renewed participation is tho greatest blow ths laokttlonisU of tho Lodge achoo! have suffered.

Tba Unlud btatea haa to raallia that If aha la her money, Oermany must rlcldly honor bar Tho Tlmea aaya tha osteoma of tha conference haa confounded tba peaalmlste and proved that thoaa concerned handled tba complex problem with atateemanllke dla-cretlon and tact. Noting that each country had to eonoede aomethlng la the Interests of tho general settlement, tha paper adda: "Tha United States, while -refua-Ing to accept tha responsibilities and obligations of Treaty of VerenlUss. elsjlmsd a aharo In ita monetary benefit. European opinion very naturally did not accommodate Itaelf readily to tha Idea that America, ahould bo ganeroua at their -penae. -Great Britain disputed tha elaJm.

bat rranoo and y.a!ium accepted It, presumably In lively anticipation of possible to come. No each anticipation modified tha British view, but-tha kHm ef frank eonvaraattona In which Ambaaeador Kellogg and. Mr. Churchill, tha Brttlah Chancellor of the Exchequer, played an honor able part, nerved to ahow that even a Drofound dlven-ence of opinion may ba debated between friendly nations without bitterness, and In the and a compromise reached." Britain Got limit. The Daily dwelling chiefly upon tho neat stsgg, namely.

Ilotlicri Treat Colds Tb lir.r'IfrecfTay re Uwr Mi. Henry to Cant area With leAsswal Midi ran a so Break CeUe. Children' dlgee- tlona are easily peat by toa much "soslng." Vlck VapoRub being externally -ap plied, doe. not upeet HtUs stom achs. At tha first sign of eronp, sors throat, or any other cold trouble, apply 1 Vlcks freely.

There is nothing to swallowyou Just "rub It 70 KO VapoHuu MlLADI'S SILK SHOF fills, Woollen, hosiery of tt finer ixallltci W2 SPARKS ST. New Year's Clean-Up Sale notv.on" A. SHAFFER Rldean itrert tha repayment of France' debt to Ureat Britain, demanda that "Britain give nothing mora away," and "She baa gone to tha limit of aaae gsnsrosky aad ought there to take her stand." Tha Dally Express thlnka tha ar ramement made to meet the claim of tha United Htatea for participation la bo Dawta acheme mark "a real advance toward a complete Anglo-American agreement." A far a lb Interest of the gen-eral publlo here ia concerned, the conference haa been considerably over-shadowed by the question of tha debt of Wanes and other eountrlee to.Oreet Britain and -attention is turned to today'a Cabinet at which Mr. Churchyl will lay before hla colleague the reeulta of hla discuaslona with the French Flnsnoe Minister. Tha hop la widely eipreeeed tha something will com to the British taxpayers In consequence of the Chancellor's talks with M.

ASK EXEMPTION OF NEW HOTEL FOR 20 YEARS Owner of Riuiell Property Wanti Present Taxation To A letter ia being cant to tha Board or Control by Mr. Busaalt Black burn, president of tba RuaseU Hotel Company, Jn which ha makes clear what his company is asking tba city to do -If new hotel la built on the lte of tha present Russell Tba, company wants tha amount of taxes now paid on the property' to ba fixed for a term of Id years and that, the new building ba exempt from taxation. Pay fftM Yea. Mr. Blackburn will meat the Board of Control ahortly to talk over the proposition.

At present the taxes on that part ef tha Russell Hotel property which tha new hotel will occupy amount to about tf.ltl a rear, and Mr. Blackburn suggest that tha city agret to accept such an amount for period of year. Slnoe tha Idea of a new hotel on tha property was broached plan haa been devised to Incorporate with it improvements to tha eastern ex- troraky of Queen street and alao Canal street and Connaught Place. According to plana for tha proposition whtck bav fceea prepared by Mr. Noulan Caucbon the city would have to aoaulre.

by appropri ation or purchase by agreement, the present sua of tha Kuassu Tneatre. Might Bell Tboatrn. Thla matter haa not been given very serious consideration so far, but It will llkely brought prominently to tho front la tho Impending negotiations between tha RuaseU Hotel Company and tha city. Both mattera. however, can ba dealt with eennratelr.

It la understood that Mr. Russell Blackburn la willing to meat tho city mora than half way In tha even at of the corporation nnderaking to. Im prove the eastern- and of Quean street. Persona who "lisvs been in tench wltlh him In the matter stats that a schems might ba worked out whereby Mr. Blackburn would diav poaa of tta RuaseU Thsatra to the city for leaa than its assssaed value la view of the value of tho proposed Improvements to tba nsw hotel pro position.

Need fcoena of Property. If tha plana to make Queen street conform tha angle of Sparks strast bstwsen Elgin and Canal streets were carried out it would also ba aseessary to elbher pur chase or expropriate part of the property at tba northeast corner or Elgin aad Queen streets now owned by Mr. C. W. Mitchell.

The suggestion haa been advanced that all of Jdr; Mltohell'a property might ba pureoaeen -py aw vnj mut wv nart now used for street widening be exchanged with the Russell Com pany for the alte ef tho theatre. Behind the Idea to change the direction of Queen street east from Elgin street ia a plan to raiaa tne level of tha street, eliminate the steep incline of Canal street and extend Connaught Place south where there ia at present a low. lying piece of lawn. COXGRATVIATK NEW CLERK, a pwitnllA sf FOAarstnletlon' to Mr. Arthur Bsaucbesn en hla appointment as clerk of the House of Cqmmons was passed at th regular mmiu.

ef tha "raoch laniuift Technological Association, hold last night In the Frencn-cnnaaian insni- DMun at peat. Sir. H. P. Ar- aenault, the prssidaat of the asso ciation, occupica ins cnsir.

Am ln.t,iiflAn.1 luner on the architectural terms used In connec tion with doors, waa res a ny sir. Emits Lavole, of th Public Works Department. A asrlss of lectures on soo.ai ana AAnnmlA MiKUiila will fc slvan in tho t. Jsan Baptists Hall. Empress avenue, commencing Psbruary II.

Ths suction or omcsra oi in association wilt take place nt th next meeting which will take place on February. II. (-t Cj WJ fy- 1 BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED -We are offering you a real opportunity rtplenishVyour ptock of Sheets. We liave a firt-clas stock in the different weights and widths, now on Kale at 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT j.

D. O'REILLY CO. 117-021 Tank Ct. Opp. Alexandra Hotel i HOLD OFFICE UNTIL UNION ACT IN EFFECT Decision A To Erikine Sunday School.

Owing to- th alt us on arising In tha eoogragation In regard to Church union, the omcera elected would carry on only until Juno 10, when the Church Union Act cam Into force. It was decided at tha annual aupper and masting of tha teachers of tna Krsklnn Church Sunday School, In tho church rooms last night. This was decided upon as soma of tha teachers had slgnlflsd their Intention of leaving the school then. Tba reports mads by both tho sec retary and the treasurer showed ths enrollment and financial status of ths school to have considerably improved. The annual feetival.

consisting of an entertainment following the supper, will take place on January IV. The committee In charge 01 thla occasioa ar Mra. W. Martin, Mrs. T.

Hatch, and Miss Ns L. Ths following are the results oi the election of omcera for the period up to June 10: Mr. T. A. Bowman waa elected general superintendent for tho period; Mr.

J. Smith, superintendent of ths senior division; Mr. W. Johnston, of ths intermediate division; Mr. 3.

Hsydon, of ths boys' division; Mr. A. Mtswart, secretary, end Mr. T. Hatch, treasurer.

Ths librarians 'appointed Dunlop. Austin Garland, 1. Boss Stewart, and N. Howard. V.O.N.

OFFERED Continued from Pag One. were insured patients. Thla in- eluded Infanta, Ot the re maining 1.071 only tit paid tha eoet of the visit. 117 patients wsr nursed frse of charge, the remainder paid tees ranging from 10c to Tie. visit.

In all Mil frss nursing visits wsra made 'la Ottawa, while ia Hull there were 101. chiefly to patients no longer entitled to Insurance company service, Thsre were In all, 11.1(1 visits in Ottawa aad Hull during the last year. Avoid Overiapvtiig. While la the home doing maternity work, tha nurse pavea the way for tha visit latsr on ot the nurse sf the Publlo Health Department by instructing the mother on the care and feeding of her infant and giv ing health Instructions for mother aad Tha child welfare fig ures wsra not high, as the V. O.

N. does not overlap in any way with the nuraea of the city department In charge of this work. Miss Jackson described the work at tb Pay Nursery, whsrs service is gladly given as the work done in the clinics ia thoroughly worth wnns The Technical School Home Nursing Class had a aucceeetul season with more, than 10 students enrolled. The organisers from the Red Croaa Society on hearing of the possibilities for work In th worn. n's institutes In the Ottawa Va! lay, decided to promote home nursing claasea.

the commlttse under taking to act ia an advisory capacity te thla district. Red Croaa Help. Mlaa. Jackson told of the euocei at the Victorian Order eonferencee during September, when nurses attended front coast to coast, making all who were present feel more deeply! ths nations I charactsr of tb eikanixatlon. Miss Jackson ex pressed moot sincsrs thanks to ths member of the local board who had so fully co-operated In the activi ties' ef the nursing staff.

Work, evsn ths hardest, was plsasurs for a committee whose Interest In the staff waa aa personal and real as the Ottawa board, Dr. J. W. Robertson sxpreassd appreciation of the Order and the warmest congratulations for the work of nurses and eommlttee in the last year. If funds wsra nsedsd during' ths next-few 'months, ths boatd.

might rl on the Red Cross Socisty for financial asslstancs. Other apsaksrs at the meeting were Sir Oeorge Burn, Archdeacon J. M. Saowdon, Mr. R.

of th Social Bervlc Department at the City Hail, Miss Smellls, chlst superintendent of the Order for Canada, and Miss Hall, assistant superintendent. Efforta for Fanda, 'Miss Isobst Jsnklns, secretary for the board, read a resume of ths undertakings of tha board In the twenty-seventh year of Its organisation. Tha efforts of the board, during the past year, "have been concentrated on an attempt to raise sufhVlsnt funds to carry on the work of the order, without placing too great burden on the ohouldora of those to whoso generosity the board haa so often Indebted. During the past yesr the board suffered the loss by resignation of Mrs. P.

D. Rosa, Mra J. A. Cameron, Mra. J.

S. Ewart and Mra. J. W. Robertson.

Spsclal reference to the fine work of Mrs. Robertson, first: vlrs-preaident; wag mad by Mrs. J. 11. Prassr.

The Christmas season waa an active one for the members. Under the convensrshlp) tf Mrs. E. I Nsw-eombe basksts ware packed and delivered to needy recommended byMhe visiting nurses. The May Court Club entertained a number of deserving children a Christmas suppsr 'and trs.

East vtsvr Baby Clinic. Mrs. Cheley, secretary the Csstvlswbahy ollnlr. gave a splendid rsport ot th wtork being carried on In that district, much of th success of which was due to -Miss Jackson and her associate names. Th advisory board tor Hit Is composed of Klgnt Iter.

j. v. Roper. Bishop of Ottawa; Dr. J.

W. Robertson, M.O., Dr. Montlasm- bert. Rev. Canon Fltsgerald.

Mr. C. A. Magrath, Ven. Archdeacon 1.

M. HSowdon. sir Georre Burn. The members of tbs board of management Include: Mrs. P.

rrsssr. Mrs. George Xing. Mrs. D.

Hogg. Mra. HU P. Hughes, Mrs. simcos Montgomery.

Mrs. A. rripp. Mra RuaseU Hals, Miss Isobel Jenkine. Mr.

Oeo. Patteraon-Mur phy. Mra. H. T.

Mclachlln, Mrs. B. Lk Neweombe, Mrs. C- Addison, Mra. J.

M. Courtnsy, Mrs. R. H. Ella, Mrs.

A. R. Tlbblta, Mrs. Arthur Hsrdy, Mrs. P.

Argus. Mrs. David Rob ertson. Mrs. R.

Bell. Mrs- P. H. Chrysler. Mrs.

H. M. Ami, Mr. whitisy. Mra.

auy toiist, Mrs Phillip. Ritchie, Mrs. O. B. Greens.

MR. T. S. tURBP NOMINATED. In ths list of na'me of those nom inated for director la the manu factures merchsnts" and miscsl-ianeous section ot the Central Canada Exhibition Association, tha name ef Mr.

T. S. Kir by was In advertently omitted. Heaul aches mas Siigbt Coida. Laxative BROMO QUININE relieve the Hesdsebs by work ing off the Cold.

A Safe and Proves Remedy. The box bears th slgna tur of W. a rove. to. Mad la Canada.

CIIICHENPOX CASES PREVALENT IN CITY Board of Health Reappoint Dr. J. F. Argue Chairman. Dr.

J. r. Argue was re-sppolnted chairman of tba Hit Board of Health, which mat at noon today. Tha personnel of this year'a board Is: Dr. P.

Argue (chairman), Mr. John McKlnley, Mr. I. Dlonne nad Mayor J. P.

Balharrle. Others present were Dr. T. A. Isomer.

M. and Dr. W. T. Shlrreff.

medi cal superintendent Isolation Hos pital. It waa decided to comply with the request of ths Board of Control and have the maintenance ef the Gladstone avenus comfort station transferred from ths Play-grounds (Commission to the Health Department. The Health Department will make provision In It estimates for ths salary of tha caretaker, but It will have no control ovsr ths personnel, thla power being Isft with Controller Plant, who baa charge of civio property ana waterworks; Estimatee ware tabled for further consideration. The contagious disease report for October. November and December ahowed that with ex ception of chlckenpox- the city Is fairly frss of Inf sotious dlseaaas.

Chlckenpox oases Jumped from II In to It In December. There were 4T cases "of scarlet fever In December, the same num ber as la Novsmbsr. There were no smallpox cases In the three months mentioned and no casss this month. In the. Isolation Hospital at pres ent- bere are tt.

svll. II with diphtheria, 4 with scarlet fsvsr and thrse with other dis eases. Ths condition of the water supply was reported CREDIT CHURCHILL WITH BIG SUCCESS British Cabinet Considering Policy On Debt Iuue. Caaadlaa Pi ass Cable. LONDON, Jan.

IS. Winston Churchill's accomplishments at Parta in connection with ths Inter-Allied debt question are understood to bs of much greater Importance than tha public la aware of and even beyond what the Chancellor of the Exchequer hoped to effect when he left London for the inter-AUled financial conference. Mr. Churchill attended the Cabinet meeting this moraine and presented a detailed report of his work at Paris, dealing particularly with tbs headway made la the inter-AUled debt matter. The British aovsrnmsnt.

It Is stated la official quarters, has no Died policy at the present time retarding the Allied debts, but th Cabinet Is considering the question ot a policy and probably will be able to make a formal announcemsnt shortly whsn ths attitude of the other Allies and that of the United Statee la more freely known to the Government. British Ideas on ths subject have been several times etatsd In th Balfour, Canon and Bonar Law notg. but these do not agree In all respect and there la a feeling, par ticularly In vlaw of th progress made at 'Paris, that a- psrmansnt English policy should bs set forth. Tbs Cabinet Is expected, however, to adhere to th mala point stated In the asvsral notes that Great Britain la vitally Interested only In payments by her debtors of amounts ufflcleot to balance her debt to tne United Statee. and that it la con retvable Oreat Britain would be will ing to enter Into aa agrssmsnt to wipe off the debts beyond this amount.

The correspondence that psased bstwsen Mr. Churchill and Finance Minister ef France, on the debt question during ths conference deals with what in ths msln is understood to amount to a re- quest from Francs for a definite statsmsnt of the British attitude oa the debt ssttlemsnt and an expres sion by Franca ot her willingness to esttls the whole question as soon ss possible. This correspondence Mr. inurcn- 111 brought to the Cabinet meeting for consideration. It may.

lead an announcement ahortly of the British policy and a possible sug gestion by ths British tor an intsr- Allied conference and an agenda for such meeting. The Clementel correspondence win be issued this svsning. BARNSLET WIN. Jan. 15.

In a re played first' round game In the eup competition of the English Foothsll Association today Barnsley defeated Mlllwall by I to 1: Barhslsy meets Bradford City In-the second round. INVITED TO QVEBEC, Invitations have been received by Ottawa cltliens to attsnd ths Bonns entente eelebation in wueoee ana Montreal, Jan. II and II. Those Invited are: Mayor Mr. John Bingham, Mr.

Oordon, C. Ed wards. Mr. Cecil Bsthuns, Mr. H.

K. Csrruthsrs. CoL J. W. Woods Mr.

J. Fred Booth, Mr. C. Jackson Booth. Mr.

T. D. McFarlsne, R. PstfcySpsrka, and the editor of The Journal. OXLT GETS FOUR MEN.

Owing to the ocarolty of experienced bushmen among the unemployed registered at tha Queen street bureau, only four men. had been secured up to noon by Mr. T. Co tie. ot Renfrew, -who asked for tight men during an unemployment meeting last evening In City Hall.

There ars about 1, 100 registrations at the unemployment bureau. Mr Cotle will only take experienced men as othsns could not earn the tit to lit wag he offers. BANK OP MtA.XCK. PARIS. Jsn.

15. Ths weekly statement of th Bank of Franc shows the. changss." (in francs)- Oold In hand. Increased. 11.400 silver la hand.

Increased; lll.oos; notes In circulation, decreased. II, treasury 'depoeita, declassed, 175. 100; general deposits, de creased. bills discount increased. I4.T4I.000; advances.

increased. fl.HT.eoo. Th state repaid 101,000.000 franca to the bank. SISTFJt IS MISSING, fa an attempt to And hla sister. Louie Maud Reading, whom be has aet heard of since she wag work Ing la a munition factory la To ronto during the Oreat war.

Mr, John Prank sf Msrybor eugh. Queensland, hss wrlttsa th Ottawa folic pert men for In formation aa to her whereabouts. Miss ResJIng left Englsnd for Cea. ada In 111 when her brother was overseas. For soma time Mr.

Read ing end other members ef the fsm liy corresponded with her. but after a time her tetter were returned unopened. No1 trace haa been heard of her by th family since then. MANY AT PUNEEAL OP MB. H.

LAVIQNE Tbs funeral of Mr. Hyacinths La-eigne, who died suddenly Saturday morning at bis rssidsnoe, John street. Aylmer, took place yaats. dsy morning at I o'clock, from hla home to the Roman CathoUo eame-tery. It was largsly attsndsd.

The serrics was conducted by Rev. Father Labelle, assisted by Rev. father Robert and Rsv. Pather Qauvrsau. Mr.

Lavlgne was born la SL Andre Avslln slghty-flve years ago, but spent all his llfs In Aylmer. Que. He leaves to mourn him two sons and ons daughtsr. John and Patrick and Mrs. K.

Dorlon. fourtssn grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren, all of Aylmer. Many trlbutea of flower aad cards ot sympathy wars rscslved from many friends and relatives. FCXER.Ui OP C. LXDDIARD.

The funeral of Mr. -Charles 14d-dtard was bold ysstsrday afternoon from bis residence. II Prospect avenue, to All Saints' Anglican Church, Westboro. The asrvicss held at the house, the church and finally at Plnecreet cemetery, were conducted by Rev. (Capt.) R.

H. Steacy, rector of All Saints'. Ths pall-bearers wsrs from ths Local No. 100 of tha Painters' and Decorators' Union, of which the deceased was a msmber. Tbs local also paid trlbuts in a wreath.

Among those present wers Messrs. W. Bond, J. A. Leach, F.

8harp, J. E. Cole. A. Whltehorn, W.

Tugge. A. E. Kemp. J.

It- Graham- T.J'hUlsmors i'xed Hall. P. Winning. W. Eaton, and many othsra.

Ths tats Charlss Llddlard la aurvlved by two sous, Albert J- of and John, ot Toronto, and three daughters, Charlss Jordan and Mra. P. Smith. -ef Loadoa, Mra. Gertrude Palmer, ot Toronto.

NOVEMBER BANK STATEMENT The bank statsmsnt for November shows a marked decrease In both aassts and liabilities of Canadian banks at the close of that month, as compared with Octobsr. A drop of approximately MO.tOMOl la total assets aad of II4.000.000 In total llabilltlae la shown In ths statement. Savings dsposlts held by the banks Increased by ovsr 140.000,000 during the month, but current loans bald In Canada fell oft. Ths statement Nov. 1IJ4.

Reserve 'und 111,115.000 Note Circulation 174. 111. 11 Demand Deposits 131. Ill, 110 NoUcs Dsposlts 1,111.111.10 Deposits out. 141.100.111 Currant Coin ei.41l.IIT Dominion Notes Depoelt C.

a. Call Loana, Canada Call Loana out. Canada Currest Loana, Canada Currant Loans 'out. Canada Total Liabilities Total Assets 10.101.11! lll.IIT.41i 111.014.114 Il.t4l.10t 1TT.I4I.110 I.T1I.4II.4I0 1.T4I.II4..40I ALLOWS CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM VANCOUVER. Jan.

U. Chow Bam Bow, convicted ot the murder of Charlss C. Jones, bare, In January, 1111. was hanged at il thla morning at Okalla Jail. He waa pronounced dead 10 seconds aftsr ths trap was sprung.

By an order-ln-councll from Ottawa, his body will bs released to bis formsr friends for tba customary Chinees burial. SEEKS. HER FATHER. Mrs. E.

Zra Pya, 44" Carthage street. Rochester, N.Y-, has written to ths Ottawa Police Department In an attempt to trace her father. Mr. Edgar Hawa (or who has not been heard of since the death ot has, mother, when Mrs. Pys was an infant.

A description of Mr. Oct. 1114. 111,175.000 171.110,110 111.771. IIT 1,111,014,750 l5t.ltl.tlT 11,401.114 llS.0tl.t4J 11.101.111 111.115,751 151.411,111 til.

111.411 1.711,111,471 I.IOI.MO.III 77ie Safe Drua Stores 0WT OWTOS 0T 690 BOOTS DRUG STORES. GREAT B8TTA1N 37 Sparks St. and Cor. Bank (Next Ottawa Dectric) and Sparks Sts. Nov.

1111. 111, 415.000 111,111,111 141.714,11 l.lTt.tll.tl! 107.117,101 16.441.774 111.111.051 lt.IOI.5ll 110.tll.00t 114.171,010 11,111. 1T1 101.011.041 1.701.10,117 Haws la not furnished, bat his daughtsr received word recsntly that ha was a resident la Ottawa. PLAJf A CARNIVAL. At a masting of ths executive of the Llndenlea Association last evening it waa decided to hold an ice carnival early In February, the exact date to be announced later.

A report waa received from the rink committee that the rlak was in sxcsllcnt condition, and that the ekaters of the community were taking full advantage of It. Ji. communication from the secretary of the Board of Control regarding the quarrying of rock at Springfield Road and ROck avenue waa -received with satisfaction. This work has been in process for some time and will lead to a coneidsrable Improvs-msnt In the appearance of the Iocs-lions la qusstlon, at the sams time providing rock for th Improvement of the roads of the community." RENEW PROPOSAL TO SETTLE DEBT OF ALLIES Plant Were Contained Ia th II sen a ases Baiiour ot WLL thai lk lo nrrtsintsiV WivttiviltVI Cams Slas frees CsMs. PARIS, Jan.

II. An official renewal of th propoeal or nettling the Inter-AlUed debts contained la the Balfour note ot ltll, la made by the British Cabinet In tha reply Winston Churchill, Chancellor of the Excheqler. has givan to the recant letter of Finance Minister Clementel on that subject. Th British Cablnst thus pro. posss only to demand from ths AU Ilea the amount by which Great Britain's psymsnta to tha United States for her debt exceeds the amount aha receives from Germany, Mr.

Churchill's Isttsr says nego. tiatlona regarding method of pay raent will be necessary between the two governments In ths same spirit of "comredsehlp" that unitsd then during the war. S. ASSOCIATION MEETS, There will be a meeting of tha rU.lt Q.nlrl.. tMA.I.H at eight o'clock topight at the T.M.C.A.

when Important Question Involving salary revision and ropers annuatlon "will be discussed. Power in Size Th first Liggett Store, in Caoad opened its doors tvesriy IS years ago. To-day thera ars 37 Liggett Drug Stores in the most important cities of Canada. Tha larga Yoluma of business transacted in these tores makes it possible for us to purchass all goods at low. eat cost, resulting In a constant saving to you on all drag tore goods.

A NEW YEAR OF CONTINUED 0W DRUG STORE MEEDS Special Reductions Friday arid Saturday Only Toilet Goods ISO tae Its las 1 las 9tM is si.se at Biker's Disappearing Face Cream 39c Pond's Vanishing Cream 33c Emulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 19c, Lux i loo Eau de Quinine Hair Tonic IE. Fac Cloths 2 for 25c IZ, Infant's Delight Soap .3 for 2pc .2, Cold Cream Bath Soap 3 for 25c Pinaud's Lilac Lotion 83c Black Dressing Combs 59c 5E. Danderine, small 24c Mum 30c Radio Shaving Cream 25c Se Palmolive Shampoo 34c l)Z Danderine, large 69c Radio Soap .3 for 25c Medicines A. H. Food, Nos, 1 and 2, large.

S2c JJs A. 4s H. Food, No. 3, large v. 53c Dextrl Maltose Food, Nos.

1, 2, 3 63c VIS. Virol, 8 ox. 1 65c' VS Petrofol, mineral oil, 16 Vick's Vapb Rub 31c Mentholatum, small 18c Prophylactic Tooth Brushes 39c. Bisurated Magnesii Tablets 45c Fruitatives, large 33c LysoV7 ox. 42c i Snap 14c Listerine, 3 ox 21c YZ.

Biker's Milk of Magnesia VL Riker's Peroxide, 4 ox. 15c 5Se Cas carets 33c Biker's Syrup of Tar and Cod Lirer OU 39c VS Tanlac 72c VS Byr Aspirin Tablets, 100's 89c VS Nature's Remedy, large 63c VS Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery E9c VIS Peptona ZS Kepler's Malt and Cod Lirer Oil. Splendid at A DejpaeidaUa Hot Water Bottle Not the kind that spring a leak at tk. most lnoppor-tone time. This on.

Is gnaraateed to sir. ssrrica for a rear at least. No. 9 altn. 98c Absorbent Cotton A.

snow white, clean product, tit for erery purpose. Remark-ablr low priced. 59c lb. -Tlur Hut Quickly Polar Cub Electric -Heaters throw oat inr 'TrlslDg amount of heat and quickly warm tb. chilly' atmosphere la th.

bed- or bathroom. 1 AO Reduced to eJJeiJO Fin. GracW Opeko Coffee Is fresh roasted aad ground. Packed- la air-tight doable saUd packsg, and In Uee dayo of annaally klgk price for coffee It la offered rrlday nd Saturday only at the very low price of 59c lb. Writing Paper Economy A tablet containing 100 sheets, together with 10 enrelopea to match.

A quality ot paper suitable for form of cor; respondence. Complete 39c Keloid Tbey Sootb. IrriUted Throatx Boot's Meloids A product ot our Nottingham factories. Has gained national faror because ot their effectiveness, in soothing and healing irritated throats, clearing husky yolces. They ar.

pleasant, too. 25c per box Fmh Seidlitz Powders Effective because they, are fresh. 1 bin. and 7 white powders. Package 19c Softens Chapped Hancb LOca Magic! Balm la a delightful preparation to Thoroagbly absorbed Into th skin, it leare do sticky or greasy feeling: Not only softens the skin but heals.

Ilgbtfully cumed. 22c De- pr- botth Delicious Candy Assorted Chocolates A nioe assortment ot ants, hr-centre, cream and nougatlrMc Special 49c Lb. ii Mell-aMilk Sweet Chocolate Bars Dellcloa and aoarlshlng anting chocolate. 19c Bar Chocolate Covered Peppermint Patties Largs discs of dsllcloug, mouth-melting, pur. peppermint flavored cream, enclosed in a thick shell of rick chocolate.

Freeh from our own factory. 49c lb. essaBsneBsssasaxesssBSBB Butterscotch Wafers A wholesome, dellcloas enjoyed by young aad old. 33c lb..