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VANCOUVER WORLD FIFTEEN Jan. 23, 1918 BOARD AND ROOMS FRUIT AND FARM LANDS PROPERTY HOUSES WANTED POLICE FORCE Professional and Business Notices AUCTION 3.H TENDER STREET WEST FRIDAY, a We have received a consignment of household goods to be sold at our rooms. Including very handsome golden oak dlnlngroom suite, white enamel bedroom suite, very heavy brass bed with mahogany panels, coil spring and silk floss mattress, upright grand Co. piano, round extension table and 4 chairs ln Early English finish, rolltop desk, computing scale weighs to 200 pounds; electric lamp. 3 good ranges, gas range, fumed oak buffet and set of diners, 3 Iron and brass beds with Restmore mattresses, Vlctrola, Morris chair, 7 drawer Singer machine, centre tables, spring edge bed couch, sideboard, open face anl other heaters, English mangle, expanding dress form, twin baby carriage, carpets, rugs, linoleum, trunks, oil heater, lady' bicycle, pictures, typewriter, fall leaf kitchen table, kitchen utensils, etc.

Oood on view morning of eale. LENNIE CO. Al "I'lUAEKRS SSI Pender Jit. W. Phone Sey.

TI7.1. VTANTED TO toVY 6 ROOM MOD ern bungalow, In. near tar line; will pay email cash deposit, bnl mire monthly; term; must be cheap. Apply Box 2033 World, p3 7 WANTED FURNISHED AND UN furnished houses and bungaldw anywhere, city or suburbs. L.

Wle thoff, 4th and drive. Highland p3 22 rpo BUY FHOM OWNER, house In Grandvlew: 5 ROOM must be Apply Ills 1)3 17 cheap; can pay S300 cash. Grant street CEND PRICE AND I'HOTO OK HOUSE which you wish to cell. 1100 VeLejl 3 2 2 WANTED BUNGALOW; MUST BE A snap. Apply Box 2080 World.

pi 22 1 9 IETT1NOS, COLLECTIONS OOD dards, 439 Seymour and Cedar Cottage, p3 22 7 1ROIEUTY; ALL CLASSES. OOD dards, 439 Seymour. p3 19 8 FURNISHED SUITES WANTED WANTED' TO RENT 8 ROOM apartment, three In family. Box 1076 would. 9 1 9 NOTARY PUBLIC WH1TAKEH, 439 Richards, gey.

7949 2 LT NORTH VANCOUVER GEVERAL GOOD HOUSES FOR kJ sale cheap. Whltaker Whit' ken; 439 Richards St. nSn 4 1 7 POULTRY SPECIAL INFORMATION POUL try If you are Just gtartlng a mall pen or it Sou are contemplating a large bunch, consult the Aioerni Poultry Supply's expert. Our advice Is free. We also examine your pens to put you in the way of making hens pay.

We supply the hens or pullet nv DIM "vim or. nnt krH Hflpd with within a time of purchase. I i urxeys. geese, ducks, young pigs, grderW hah'lTg SlS well known breeders: Ed. I ow Booking ironi tnoBe Jtorrts, Black Mtnorcas: Mark An drews, White Leghorn; and' Kills tinitth, Barred Rocks.

R. I.i Heil and White Wyandotte from our own pons. Albernl Poultry Supply, largost poultry and live stock dealers In B. 826 Kob won Vancouver. B.

C. a 1 8 1 7 fPKAI' NESTISL) STUCK WHITE LEO horns and It. I. Reds; cockerels and cock birds for sale. Booking orders for hatching eggs and day old hicks.

Burnsldo Poultry Farm, Port Hammond. 21 1 9 STANDARD COLONY BROODE'US, Buckeye, prairie State and Canden incubators. Ask for catalogue and juices A 1. Johnson 1844 Cam t)lo Vnilcouvcr, B. C.

22 1 7 lOH SALE PAIR OF WHITE LEG horns, 5. White Wyandotte roos ter. "I horoughbredH. Also teminu Slant Rabbits. Lamey, 402 12th Ave, i)L 19 1 7 IOHN BULL EW1 PRODUCER makes hens lay; five pounds postpaid, one dollar.

Holme, manufacturer, lliirqultlam, B.C. 18 1 7 1jOR SALE bat or, goo 240 EtlO HOTAIR INCU aod bIihiio: urlcn nil 21 5 Forty eighth Avenue East, South Van couver. II. C. 19 1 4 IOIt SALE LAYING LEGHORN PCL lets, 13 each; also breeding pen of 9 Leghorn henB with excellent cockerel 130.

Harfriby, Whonnock. ti 19 1 4 IOH SALE ONE PEN RHODE island Reds, six hen and rooster; purebred and good layers. Apply 662 7th avenue, west. C2 1 3 "I1URE BRED WHITE AND BUFF Oil plngton roosters for sale or ex change. 679 19th avenue west.

C1YPHKRS INCUBATOR, 823. 2ii5 12th avenue, Durnahy. 350 SIZE, east. East 22 1 6 ARQAIN 100 EGO CHATHAM IN cubator; never been mod; must ue oiu. j(.

walto, 1160 Hamilton St. 22 1 6 TWO BARRED ROCK COCKERELS for sal; heavy laying ntraln. 6444 Bruce street, South Vancouver. 22 1 4 KIIUUY HENS FOR SALE 62 1ITH avenue, west. Tel Fair.

2361L. 9 C1XTEEN FUREBRED WHITE LEO liorn. Apply 1837 30th E. 21 1 9 IJOULTRY WANTED HARRY 8TE vens. 810 Granville St 10 1 7 LIVESTOCK ATKINSON.

REAR 973 MAIN ST. Horses of all kind bought, sold and exchanged; good local baled hay 122 per ton; also buggies and harness of all kinds. Night phone Fair. IIOO BREEDERS TWO DUROC jersey unnri tnr ra a. 3 months.

registered; dam Imported from Miller i of Strathmore, Alberta. Price reasonable. Apply A. Oreenwood, iiardls, B. C.

1 23 1 4 JERSEY BULL CALF, OUT VT "Flashes Model Jessie." Average R. O. P. test of dam and grand dam re 631 lbs. butter.

L. F. Solly, Lake vlew Farm, Westholme, B. C. 1 111 1 3 WANTED TO PURCHASE ON terms, good delivery outfit; mu.i.

be In flrst rlnsa shape; no "has been" tliorBe required. Heply, stating terms. BRtt, Roberts Creek. 1 23 1 4 1OK BALli HORSE AND ONE TON platform wagon, harness; prjfe reasonable. We are replacing same with auto.

B.C. New 10U4 Pender Street West. 1 19 1 2 IfQll WALE Team of matched black ltbrses; 2500 three set of double harness, wagon and ibuggy; five eows, all milking. Tel. Fair.

489L. 1 23 1 7 ANTED GENTLE WORK, HORSE ply, stating full particulars and lowest price. Box 95, Port Coqultlam. 1 18 1 3 COWS, FRKSH OF ALL KINDS, way on band. Klngaway and Carleton street.

Phone Collingwood 89. Christy, Cattle Dealer. 1 22 8 7 SALE A FEW HIGH GRADE dairv mwi iust cominir In: also a few good family row springing. John Preen, R.R. 1 Chil liwack.

1 T8 1 2 1 MARES AND GELDINGS FOR i 1 sale, 175 per head and up. J. Hanbury Fourth and Granvll le. JERSEY DURHAM COW. FRESH IN two weeks; Guernsey Jersey year ling belfer.

Tel. feburne 67. 1 18 1 IOR SALE JERSEY COW AND BULL calf. Second street and Eleventh avenue. East Burnaby.

18 2 TOR SALE GOOD 7 YEAR OLD A. horae and express harness. Applv 1995 Broadway west. 23 Ij'OUR HORSES. HARNESS.

AND wagon for sale. 618 Main street. 1 23 1 8 MUSIC PROF. COWAN. EXPERT TEACHER violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo, ukulele, banuke.

autoharp, sither; 20 private lesson no class lessons. Can sav you money on Instruments, supplies and repairs. Hour 10 morning to 11 evening. 660 Oranvllle treet. C1HOIR LEADER FOR KITSILANO Methodist Glv testimonials and state reference.

Appls to Box 2088 World. m6 2 A 7 HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR. PLEC trum. Banjo, Mandolin Instruction, r. U.

Planque. R.s. studio, (33 Pender west. Sey. 2912.

m8 28 7 7 tROF. CLAl PIANO. VIOLIN. A Barflo. Mandolin, Voice.

102S Gran vine. Hay. 19 9 7 SUPERIOR HOME ACCOMMODATION Cheerful, warm room, single or en suite; fireplace; private oeai'h; gar nge. Tel. Hay.

379. h3 22 5 11G0 ROBSON STREET ROOM and board: use of nlttln room and piano. Tel. Sey. 2205L.

b3 22 4 WEST END GOOD BOARD AND room for gentlemen; also table uoara; moaerate. Tel. Sey. B503R. b3 18 2 IVTARM ROOM WITH BOARD, PRI vate home; gentlemen preferred.

feymour 64X4R. b3 18 3 rPWO NICE ROOMS, PRIVATE HOME, breakfast optional. Bay. 3115U b3 19 4 ROOM Tel. AND BOARD 710 Sey.

4513. HOMER. b3 18 3 TIMBER CPRUCE TIMBER IF YOU ARE IN 'J the market for a good spruce ciaim, come and see us as we have som of the very best and at very rea Ronable price. If you want timber of any Kinu we would liae to see you as we have timber of all kinds, cruised by our cruiser. J.

W. Jackson 322 Pender W. 18 1 7 WANTED SHINGLE BOLT TRACT would commence cutting Immedi ately. Tel. Bey.

6233 or 5359. 406 Van cnuver block. 22 1 7 LEADING HOTELS HOTEL MARTINIQUE, 1175 GRAN, vlllo street. 135 well furnished, warm, comfortable rooms, full modern; private baths. Tel.

Exchange. Sey. 8201 8202. h3 20 12 BOATS WANTED 1 EXCHANGE LAKE FRONTAGE fruit farm for iboat. Box World.

b2 23 7 OIL STOCKS AND LEASES X17A NTED FROM ONE TO 20.000 Trojan Oil shares; also from five to 60.000 Canadian Ol! and Venture. Apply J. Hall. 441 Horner. 0 21 1 7 LEGAL NOTICES SYNOPSIS OF COAL M1NINU LATIONS.

COAL MINING RIGHTS of the Dominion, in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the Yukon Territory, th Northwest Territorlej mid lii a portion of ths Province of HritUh Columble, may be leased for a term of uuu years, renewable for a. further term or 21 years at the annual rental of II an acre. Not more than 2500 acros will be leased to one epuli cajit. Application for a lease must be made by the applicant In person to the Agent or Bub Agent of the district In wiilcli tut rights applied for are situated. ln surveyed territory the land must be described by sections, or legal subdivisions of sections, and in uusurveyed territory the tract applied for shall be staked out by the applicant himself.

Uach application must be accompanied by a fee of $6, whleu will be refunded tlie rigllts applied for are not available, but not ollieiwi.su A royalty shall be paid on the merchantable output ot the mine at the rate of five tenia per ion. The person operating the mine shall furnish the Agent with the sworn returns accounting fur the full Quantity of merchantable coal mined and pay the royalty thereon. If the coal mining rights are not being operated, such returns should furnished at ieaat ones a year. The leaBe.wtll include the roe.1 mining rights only. For full Information application should be made to the Secretary of the department of the Interior, Ottawa, or to any Ageat or Sub Agent of Dominion Lsinda.

W. W. L'UHf, Deputy Minister of the Interior. N.B. Unauthorised publication ot this advertisement will not be paid for.

THE WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1917. Stats of Department of the Keeretary Canada. of THfi 1 fine WAR CHARITIES ACT, 1917, de 'war charities" as follows: Any fund, Institution or association, otner than a churrh or the Salvation Army, whether established before or after the commence ment of this Art, having for Its objects among Its objects the relief of suffering or distress, or the supplying or needs comforts to suMerers from the war, or to soldiers, returned soldiers or their families or dependents, or any other charitable purpose connavted with the present Euro Dean war. Any uuestion whether a charity is a war charily shall be finally determined by the Minister. The Act also provines: (1) It shall nnt be lawful to make any appeal to the public for donations or sub srrintlons in money or In kind for any war charity as hereinbefore defined, or to raise or attempt to raise money for any such war charity by promoting any Dasaar, sale, entertainment or exhibition er by any similar means, unless (a) The war charity Is either exempt ed from registration or Is regis tered under this Act; and.

(b) the approval In writing of the exerutlve committee or other governing body of the war. rharlty has been obtained, either directly 1 or through some person duly au thorized to give such approval on behalf of such governing body; and any person contravenes any or the provisions of this section ne snail oe guilty of an offence against this Act. This section enau not appiy 10 any collection at Divine Bervlce in a place of public worship. The Act was assented to on the 20th of September, 1917, and the above section so far as It relate to registration Is applica ble to War Charities on me zym or Liecem ber, 1917. After that date, collections made otherwise thsn on behalf 01 a registered War by unscripiions, aonationB, bAZitars.

sales, entertainments, exmoiiions ir similar means ot collecting money are and information respecting registration may be obtained rrom the undersigned. TJnder Becretary ot mat. Ottawa, Dee. 9. 1917.

MINERAL ACT Certificate ot Improvement HOTICB WATERSloiii anu wawmiii mineral claim, ltuate in the Vancouver mining divisio vi uig trlc.V. 1 On ha Knrth A rm Burrard Inlet, north of Uldwell Day. TAKB tht IS. P. Uremner, lawful holder 01 certificate No.

15370O, Intend, sixty dy. from the date nereoi, ut mm. ln recorder for a certificate of improve at ea. niirniii 11 nhfln liter in.nts, uim. crown 7 Ana lur.nc, under Section ss.

musi oe cuiiiuubcw oe fore the Issuance of such certificates of Improvements, V.v.mll.f A TV Datea tnis in ni 1917. NEWSPRINT att 23. Commissioner PrlnKla has submitted to the minister of finance hi interim report on news print price. recommim iiin.1 for three monfhs, from Fehruary to 1, the price should oe sj.bo nun dred pounos. 1 lie prearm pricu "i 60 a hundred potinu ror neweprini in rniia In rarlond ots.

la not. ne con siders, a price which properly remunerates manufacturers owing to the great Increase In cost. JAMES JOHJtSTOJiE IMPROYE9). VICTORIA. B.

C. Jan. 23. James of Neleon, B. who Buffered a serious paralytic stroke on the' streets of thi city last Wednesday, is rapidly improving.

CAPTCRKD SWEDISH STEAMER. LONIXN, Jan. 23. A Reuter dispatch from Htookholm save that the steamship Luna, captured by the Oerman, was a Swedish tressel, and that Sweden has lodged a protest with Berlin. CHILLI WACK.

ACRES, ALL CULTIVATED; good modern house, city water, 20 phone, rural mallk orchard, email fruits; convenient to school and church; $6690, on reasonable terms. 11 ACRES, ALL CULTIVATED; ONE mile from city; nearly new room house; city water, light and phone; large barn, chicken house; orchard; small fruits; the best fit eoll; I12.S00 on terms. OK ACRES, ALL CULTIVATED; 6 room house; good modern barn; silo, dairy and sheds; city water and telephone. This is goqd eoll. 86500; terms.

Afi ACRES, ALMOST ALL CULTI vated; house, barn and chicken house: one half mile from School and church, In good district; 10000, on good terms. HAVE CLEAR DEED TO LOT ON Broadway, Vancouver, to trade for Nova Scotia property. M. M. CRUIKSHANK.

402 Pender St. Seymour J77S 22 1 7 1 fifl ACRKS SUMAS BENCH LAND. IvIVr good soil; 20 acre cleared; good bouse and barn. Price $1600; terms 600 cash, balance easy. Aft ACRES.

CHILLI WACK. NEARLY cleared; no buildings. Price per acre; good terms. 16 ACRES DELTA BENCH LAND close to Fraflpr rlvr. artm cleared.

Price $200 per ache; good terms. 1ft ACRES, LANOLEY PRAIRIE. mostly cleared, 14 mile from tram. Price lloo per acre; good terms. COTTAGE IN Royal Oak.

terms. BURNABY, NEAR Price 1100; easy H. A. EASTMAN Columbia and. AlcKenzle 6treet Phone 710.

New Westminster, B. C. 15 12 7 CUMAS 160 email ho ACRES; 6 CLEARED; oukh rtiH hitrri; flnna to station; snap; 11500. 1IT. LEHMAN 20 ACRES; CULTI.

tl ood house and bam mile to town. 12200. 0 COWIVAT 800(1 room bouse and barn; TITATSQUI 80 ACRES. ALL i vated: good modern houe; large modem H.rie.?f.o1? bpst fRrmj' in MatsquI u.o.kv, ifivv per acre. PEMHERTON SON, reet.

23 1 418 Howe St FARM LANDS. rj.ET YOUR FARM IS ALBERTA fi'om the C. P. R. Price range from 111 to 30 ier acre.

Term otie tcnth cash, balance In 19 equal annual payment with only 6 per cent lnterent. Secure booklet and full Information (i 0.1?., HKOW.VS TRAVEL BUREAU. LIMITED, Official C.P.R. Land belling Agents, 689 Oranvllle Van couver, B. C.

18 1 7 T1URNABY LAKE FOR AND 10 acre rancbe, Improved and going concern, very low price. Call Harvey 431 Seymour street, fcey. 3o7. 6 12 7 ACREAGE WHAT HAVE YOU OOT TO Exchange lii West Vancouver, on pen road, for 300 acres of best agricultural land In Pemberton Meadows, half mile river frontage, or will sell for 27 per acre, half cash. P.

O. Box 1212 Vancouver. a3 19 AUTOMOBILES BTOPI LOOKI I lKTESi! TEH Ma. BIT rr PA8S. FORD; SHOCK ABSORBERS; Baby McLaughlin; telf starter; electrlo lights; 3250.

Ford runabout, 1B0. Ford tuck; chain drive; aolid tires; 1260. Hupmobiie; 6 $125. National; 7 guaranteed; 1250. Studebaker; self starter; electric lights; seat covers; $200.

Bulck truck, $160. Tudhope; will make a dandy truck; $300. Hud. son; 6 $160. E.M.S, roadster, beautiful family car; $200.

Packard. $100. Wlnton Six; will make dandy truck; new tires; $200. About a hundred more car to pick from. Small payment down, small payment per month.

Free driving lesson to all auto buyers. Tel. Sey. 61. D.

BlHnrk, 805 Hantlngs west lt IOR SALE TWO FRONT SIDE CUR tains, Ford roadster; new; $2.60 Also No. 2 leaf rear spring 76c. Applv 3 to 6 p.m., 1637 Vanness Cedar a 17 1 3 riASH PAID FOR OLD CARS; ANY conumon. u. lanc, 805 Hast Ingg west, tiey.

61. a 28 12 7 Automobile Repairing. AUTO GEARS AND PARTS MADE to order from best English chroma steel and hardened equal to the beat: engine re bored, piston and rings refitted equal to new. Hall Machine Works, 1225 Aiuernl street. Sey.

7042, MONEY TO LOAN FURNITURE SALARY loans. loans, we loam money to salaried people on their own note ON FURNITURE pianos, autos. Jewelry or security of any kind. Private offices. Business Btrlctly confidential.

Courteous treaty ment. cioeea immeuiaieiy. uueu Saturday evening until 9 p.m. PHOENIX TRUST 413 Granville St. Sey.

2696 m3 18 7 MONEY LOANED DIAMONDS JEW elry, kodak, etc. Old gold bought. Pledges kept twelve months. Receipt given for each pledge. Private customer' room.

A quiet, reliable, respectable place to borrow money. Refer tncn, Vancouver' leading Jeweler. STAR LOAN PAWNBROKERS, 117 Kobson St. (Just around the corner off Granville St.) Established 1906. m3 1 7 MONEY WANED ON FURS, MEN'S clothing and Jewelry, Joseph Snider.

340 Aboott St, opp. Woodward'. m3 13 4 7 S1000 TO LOAN ON FIRST class security at 8. Hugh Condren, 1100 Union St. ml 10 1 7 Money Want TJOND PRICES TODAY ARE MOST aafe and sure in JL attractive vestment Municipal and wmr bonds at low price.

Call In and talk It over. Dow Fraser Trust Ii2 Hasting west. ni3 7 BOATS FOR SALE FOR HEAVY DUTY WORK. SUCH A3 towing, fishing and trolling, the "Honest Clay is hard to heat. For smaller fishing and workboat.

the "Peerleis' 1918 fishing models In single cylinder horse and 10 hora double cylinder are well adapted for slow trolling speeds. Get our price. Canadian Engine Supply, $19 Oranvllle bl 16 1 7 FREE WHARFAGE ON BOATS FOR ale. 3ft cabin hull $469 32ft fish boat $600 20ft runabout $200 Clutches from 6 h.p. to 20 h.p.

h.p. heavy duty 4 cycle $260 PA8COB CO. Cor. Georgia and Denman. Sey.

bl. 11 1 7 lfHEM REPLYING TO ADVERTISE meet In the claaalfled column Wtlndly inoiy rntion you saw It in World 4t will help you. ASK HIGHER PAY Chief Points Out Cost ot Depart ment Much Below What It Was About Four Years Ago. MATTER IS LEFT OVER FOR THE WAR BOARD No More Permits for Tag Days Will be Issued by the City. No more permits for tag days ln Vancouver will be granted by Mayor Oalo, and pending receipt of definite Instruction from Ottawa regarding the War Charities Act, under which all permits for tag days will In future come, no tag days will be held.

At the meeting ot the police commissioners on Tuesday afteronon It was stated that the appointment of a local board for the administration of tho act had been requested, but up to the present tv word has been received from Ottawa. Under the act as It now reads, all applications coming within the scope of it, which includes, in addition to tag days, all other nchemes for raising money for patriotic purposes, must bo forwarded direct to Ottawa. Owing to the great delay which such a course will entail, it has been thought thut the appointment of a local hoard will do away with any nuch delays. A section In the act provides for the appointment of local boards. rollce Want More Pay.

Among other matters which came before the police commission at its final session. Was a petition from the members of the police force requesting an increase in pay, amounting to 20 per cent. It was pointed out by Chief l'ollce McHae that while the force Is considerably smaller than it was before the war broke out, and the work Is every bit as great for the force, the cost of giving has gone up. In 1914 there were 297 members on tho force, against 173 at present. Comparing tho expenditures of his department under the heading of sal aries, tho chief pointed out that In October.

1914. the cost to the city was 128,000, against $19,000 for the rirosent time. Last vear the expen ditures of the department amounted to 1210,782, as compared with 342. 819 for 1914. After Riving the matter some atten tion the commission decided to leave it over until the appointment of the new board had been announced bv I the government, TflK it was stated.

was expected to take Place oeiore mo February meeting. That it is possible the annual reports of all civic departments, hitherto compiled separately, may be published ln one book in future, thereby saving considerably In binding and paper and tho attendant expeune, vm tho otntpinent of Mayor (Sale. Chief Mcltae informed the commission that his annual report on the work of his department would be ready in time for consideration at the next meeting of the board. Gift for Soldiers' Club. By the sale of unclaimed property held at police headquarters recently, at which the sum of $175 was realized, the Returned Soldiers' Club will benefit to that extent.

Formerly the iiroi'ppiln of the sale went to the lo iico Mutual Heneflt Fund, but In viow nf tiin club's need for financial as aistnnre. Mavor Gale expressed the opinion that none would oppose hand Ine the money over to that cause. Tho Htindav selling question was brought up but was also shelved with other matters until the next meeting. Toward the cloHe of the meeting Harris Turner, the blind soldier member of the Saskatchewan legislature, was introduced to the commissioners, and in view of the fact that he is a former local police reporter was asked to respond to a resolution tendered the nreas by tho commissioners, expressing appreciation for the spirit of co operation wnicn nan uran um played toward the polrte during the year. Mr.

Turner mentioned Hint he had "covered" the police beat during tho regime) of Chiefs Chainborlln, Mul hern antl MacLennan and that since then hail observed how the police departments In many other cities in Canada operated. From his observation, he said, he still held tho belief (hat Vancouver had the best police force In Canada. WARNED NOT TO SAIL ON N1EUW AMSTERDAM Anonymous Word Sent to Americans: "Remember Lusitania" LONDON, Jan. 23. A dispatch to the Daily Mall from The Hague snys it ia rrimrtpd that some of the pas sengers on.

board the Holland American liner Nleuw Amsterdam have received anonymous warning not to sail for Hm United States on her. The correspondent adds that the warnings are similar to those issued before the Cunard line steamer Lusitania was sunk. The steamer has Deen lying in uu harbor lit Rotterdam since January 16 with 2000 passengers on ooaru, amOllg incm Allientnra. MAIL WHICH WAS LOST FOUND IN ITS PLACE Sacks With Contents Valued at $1,000,000 Recovered. NEW YORK, Jan.

23. Eight mail sacks containing money and Jewelry valued at close to $1,000,000, which were supposed to have been stolen from a mail truck during a ferry boat trip from Comraunlpaw, N. to this city January 7, were found ln the post office building. William Cochran, chief. Of United States postal Inspector, ex pressed the belief that they had been mislaid during a great rush of mail.

LTTXBT7RO MAY JfOT RECOVER. BUENOS, ATRE8. Jan. 2S. Count Karl von Duxburg, the former German minister, who was placed some time ago ln the Oerman hospital here because of hi mental condition, has been removed to the suburbs where his surrounding are quieter than those of the hospital.

Several violent attacks with which Count von Lux burg has been seized during the last few day are said to be leading hi physicians to fear for his recovery. MASSAGE MASSAQE HOURS 12 TO 9 EVEN Inge. Suite 228. Sey. 7930.

p2 27 13 MULTiGRAPmam THE MULT1GRAPH1NG PEOPLE, 112 Croitn Building. Sey. 1937. P2 7 11 7 MIRSEHIES TJRITISH COLUMBIA NURSERIES 1493 Seventh avenue weBt. lei.

Bav. lVUt. Placa siirinsr orders v. P2'tl NUTAKV LBLIO BgSorgb HANSULD, J.P.. NO tary publlo and assignee; conveyancing.

629 Pender west. p2 ll 7 OPTICIAN DR. RAMAGE, OPTICIAN, Ins street west. 441 p2 Hast 30 1 7 PATENT IJVEATHERSTONHAUGH THE old established firm. Patents procured 111 all countries; trade marks and designs registered; copyrights obtained.

Offices: 1018 Rogers Vancouver, and at Washington, H. 0. Tel. Seymour 3796. Ask for free copies ut our Magaslne and Booklet, p2 tf ROWLAND BR1TTAIN PATENTS and trade mark In all countries.

Fairfield coiner Granville and Pender, Vancouver. p2 ll 5 7 PHVMllAN DR. ERNEST HALL WISHES' TO state that he visits Vancouver every Wednesday. Office Rogers Bldg. Hours.

11 12, 2 4, 7 7:80 p2 tf IlRACfiCAL SICK NURSE 6405L. Seymour P2 17 1 9 1'LBLIC STENUUHAPUER MISS MUNCEY, PUBLIC STENOO rapher; mimeographing. 328 Standard Bank Building, Sey. 3549. P2 11 7 7 CENTRAL PUBLIC fiTENOGRAPH ers, 625 6 Standard Hank Building.

Multlgraphing, mimeographing. Seymour 5078. p2 9 4 7 FLCMBINU AND FIRNACE WORK REPAIRS FOR EMPIRE KING AND other furnace. Sidney, Bay. 2110.

P2 23 12 7 RAZORS SHARPENED. rAZORS GROUND AND HONED Safety razor blades sharpened. Tick 142 Cordova wet. p2 tf 7 ROOFING GUARANTEE ROOFING AND TAR ring roofing and patchwork a specialty. 850 Hornby It.

p2 ll 7 7 RAW FIRS ERNEST WH1TAKER 108 WATER treet Vancouver. p2 6 10 7 SCHOOLS AMI COLI.KUE!! CHESTERFIELD SCHOOL FOR BOYS North Prospectus on application. Phone 49. P2 11 4 7 SHOEHAKING AND REPAIRING. I.iOR SURGICAL WORK.

LOGGERS, miners, cripples and special shoe made to order; also shoe repairing of the best kind, try Pierre 1'aiii ihoe Manufacturing 64 Hauun. St. west, Vancouver. Key. 4716.

p2 14 7 STOVE REPAIRS 1 1 1 WE HANDLE A COMPLETE STOCK of stove repairs to tit any stove or range. Franks, lot Cordova St. cor. Abbot sey. ito.

pz iz 'I'l'ITION, FRENCH (PARIS) RAPID METHOD, Trefault. O. 777 Hornby. TeL Seymour 6628R, after 6. p2 3 7 WHOLES A STA' PAPER AND IIONERi' M1TH.

DAVIDSON WRIGHT, LTD. Cj Homer and uuv'ia street. Tel. Sffymour 8060, P2 11 7 7 WATCH REPAIRS RETURNED SOLDIER, WATCH 1 maker, solicits your patronage; 30 years experience. W.

Hooper, opposite general potitof lice. p2 8 9 WELLMAN, PRACTICAL WATCH maker; reliable work, 688 Sey mour street. p2 tf LOST AND FOUND IOST BLACK Orandvlew, on HANDBAG IN Fraser avunue car. containing $14. Finder please com municate with Mrs.

Anderson, 1148 Hose street, Orandvlew. Tel. Highland, Reward. 12 22 1 9 OST IN SPENCER'S STORE OR vicinity, passport of Alice Pearse. Return at once at 1617 7th avenue, west, for reward, or Tel.

Bav. 2663. Sajllng Thursday. 12 23 1 9 OST Hi SOLDIERS WIFE ON li Grandvlew car, black leather purse, containing wedding and opal money, stamps, etc, Hewara. Tel.

High. 1843L. 12 21 1 7 LOST DIAMOND two BoIitfiireH HORSESHOE PIN, $50 reward: keno sake. 409 Vancouver Hotel. 12 24 1 7 DOGS, CATS AND RABBITS ITHITE ENGLISH bitch for sale.

BULL TERRIER Tel. Fair. 2217 before 5 p.m., or call Peverson. 280 40th avenue west, Couth Vancouver. dl 23 1 4 IVOR SALE FOR RED CROSS, A thoroughbred Irish terrier irorxi house dog; eweet with children.

Bev 6985 Y. 1 23 1 5 IfOR SALE OR TRADE REGISTER ed English bull bitch, with papers. Apply P. O. Box 607, Nanalmo, dl 18 1 9 Fouh, WALE THOHorOHHHKn brown tabby Persian kitten, mil Davie St.

Tel. cy. 3471L. dl 2.1 1 4 SMOOTH HAIRED BER. VT nard; male; fine house dog.

Sey. dl 28 13 CJIANTS. RABBITS. $1. VANCOO ver ltah hltry.

3 2 i 2 1 1 eat hers reet CABLE COLLIE DOG FOR 8ALE7 6 months old. Spy. 3435 Y. dl 23 1 6 MACHINERY FOR SALE VITONDER FL'MFfe FOR ALL PUR Vi poses Water, oil, aoap, acids, etc very efficient and simple. Wonder Pump Ik Engineering 931 Pender street west.

Sey. 3060. 19 10 7 iXTHEX REPLYING TO ADVEHTiSeT ments In the classified colutnrm kindly mention you saw It In The World it will help you. JOGGING AND HOISTING ENGINES machinery, rails, cars, wheel, sacks, rope bought and sold. National Machinery 925 Main Street.

Tel. Seymour 600. 19 1 7 STOCKS AND SHARES TE 8OLI0IT YOUR BUSINESS, buying or selling local or eastern atocka or bond. Money loaned on bond and stocks. C.

M. Oliver 4 1 7 Roger llldg. Sey. 3119. Jjl 1 7 WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR TRO Jan oil stock.

Tel. Sey. 163S. 441 Homer street (2 29 12 7 AsSAVER ASUCUEMIST. PW.

THOMAS. SUCCESSOR TO J. O'Sulllvan, assayer, chemist end metallurgist, 676 Seymour tit Tel. Sey. 3117.

p2 tf UAHHISTHas. SAWERS, BARRISTER, SO IfiMtne. K'n Xlnl.nnl C. Bank Buildln ti2 tt BAR1IEH SHOPS. JHOOSH YOUR HAIR CUTTING Lu" muimrai ana Jrenuer.

mm perience. Hair bruBhlng by electricity. p2 tt BRICKLAYER AMD HAS ON. TF YOlTNEED THE SERVICES OF A ri. or mason, telephone agnail, Labor Temple.

p2 14 6 9 CARPET CLEANING. TMLLARDS CARPET CLEANING llvi Rmodeling, sewing and laying. Tel. Highland 413. p2 CUIU.V EY SWEEPING.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR 11 ATM Wn li ae i lrcet eaat. sey. xiuriiH. IDA l.nrnnvi 6126. P2 21 2 7 CHEAMKHIE8 CREAMERY and eggs, wholesale.

15 Alexander at. Phone Bey. 6066 5057. P2 7 7 miEXXMAKI(). pASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING AT reasonable prices.

All the latest in American fashions; even dressel' end fancy tailored costumes ll. fr. eowns remooeiea. R.T IU41 Robson St. bu't0 8.

Tel. Sey. 4480 O. Call at p2 tf DETECTIVE AGENCY. PRIVATE DETECTIVE AOEN V' J09 Metropolitan Van nf Uy Phone.

Seymour 4462; flee 3U16 "M1 of BC rfi Bld' Victoria. 1 JeL 3U2 p2 12 7 ENGLIgH WATCHMAKER TTAYWAnD, 722 SMITHS REA tZ.rJ.H 19 and 12 month' guarantee; also clock and Jewelry re palr P2 C8 5 2 7 EXTENSION LADDERS A ALRIGHT LADDER $32 HORN Building repair promptly attended to. p2 tf FURRIERS AND TAXIDERMISTS. PURS CLEANED, REPAIRED AND JUnsey, 888 Burrard street. Phone worlt and reasonable price.

p2 7 9 FISHERMEN'S SL1TMES TBW STOCK J. H. HATCH, 69 COR P2 4 4 7 dova west. FLORISTS TUXERAL DESIGNS, WEDDING bouquets, cut flower. Brown Co Ltd 48 Hastings E.

728 Granville St. P2 14 1 7 HAT CLEANERS TTATS RE BLOCKED AND CLEANED Men' and women's felts, vs lours, beaver and silks. Stevenson Hat uranvllle St. p2 20 9 7 UUSI'ITALS JKANDVIBW PRIVATE HOSPITAL, i.tiuui anve. Jtllghl.

137. P2 11 7 7 JUNK MB. C. JUNK CO. AIM OFFICE, 136 POWELL ST nu.

"nd rope; all sizes! plumbing supplies; heavy buyers all kinds metals and Junk. gey. 4403. p2 28 4 7 CANADIAN JUNK BUYERS OF rags, rubbers, metal, machinery, scrap iron and pipe. Corner Gore avenue and Alexander atreet.

Tel. faeynjjur 8679. p2 29 7 WHEN REPLYING TO ADVERTISE ment Ln ths claaslt'led rnlnmni kindly mention you saw World It will help you. It la The BUSINESS CHANCES RENT BOTTLING WORKS AT Salmon Arm, B.C.; fully equipped; quantity of material on hand; owner going overseas. For particulars write to Salmon Arm Aerated Water Box 40, Salmon Arm, B.

C. l6 21 9 ON ACCOUNT OF BEING DRAFTED Into the army, am obliged to sell as going concern, well established electrlo and fixture business. Crown Electrlo Fixture 2419 Main St. b6 5 7 GROCERY BUSINESS WANTED IN city; state location and rent; monthly turnover and price of stock and fixtures. Apply Box 2098 World.

b5 23 7 IOR RENT DINING ROOM. INCLUD Ing counter and stools, tables, chairs, range, dishes, low rent. Panama Hotel, 67 Cordova west. b6 21 7 500 FOR CARDS, BILL heads, statements, letterhendn. envelope.

Urieeda Printer, 236 Host li.gsestJTeL jSeyJ36Lb: 7 6 7 COUNTRY GENERAL STORE WANT ed. Give full particulars. Applv Box 2096 World. b5 23 7 WANTED TO BUY OOOD AGENCY or brokerage business. Tel.

Key. or 6359. b5 22 7 WANTED SMALL MANUFACTUR Ing business or agency; cash deal. Box 2067 World. b5 7 1 8 WHEN REPLYING TO ADVERTISE, ments In the classified (olumna kindly mention you aaw it In The World it will help yo UMBRELLA REPAIRING C1RAHAM CO.

UMBRELLA MAN ufacturer: recovering and repairing; lowest price. 716 Robson street. Seymour 1431. 12 2 7 YOHNFON'S UMBRELLA FACTOnv tl Umbrellas repaired and recovered on the shortest notice. 838 Granville Street, beymour 933.

Opposite Globe theatre. 6 2 7 ADVANCE IN PRICES UM brella recovered. reDalrerl. Rain coat cleanl. repaired.

Trunk, suitcase repaired. Buy or exchange. Sill. 501 Pender west. 8 12 ll BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES TJRINCETON BICYCLE.

20 A practicallr new: a haraaln at 230. Haskin Elliott 616 Homer street. and 412 Hasting, wot 22 7 RENT'S 8 SPEED Raleigh cycled" In joerfect Fred, Dee 0IdeiUi22 cycle eilSranvlire8t icj. the AUCTION gales conducted or Household floods bought for rash. LENNIE Ai'tTioNfiens 8.1t Pender W.

Tel. Sey. 711.1 BRIDGE CLOSING PR0VJ5 (MLY Ladner Farmers Lose Heavily Through Not Getting Crops Sold to Markets in This City. DEMANDING ACTION BY AUTHORITIES Tug Owners Want Proposed New Structure Much Higher Than Old One. President Coleman, of Ladner Board of Trade, stated to The World today that If the people of Vancou ver only realized the great amount ot loss of food products occasioned by the closing of the Fraser Street bridge) and the lack ot facilities for getting same to market, they would rise up in indignant protest and demand action.

Mr. Coleman says that ln 1916 17 he hauled over 300 tons ot farm products of different descriptions to the city, whereas this year he has so far only managed to get about 40 tons through. His actual cash loss he es timates, will amount to the neighborhood of seven hundred or a thousand dollars, and other farmers have been losers to a similar or greater extent. "The crops are sold and cannot be delivered," added Mr. Coleman.

"With the closing of the bridge it means that to get to Van couver or South Vancouver, i and manv others would have to go via Eburne, which would mean at least eleven miles longer for the return trip. Outside of the great distance. there Is the difficulty ot negotiating Granville Street hill. "Talk about conservation," said Mr. Coleman, "If the authorities responsible, whether they be the South Vancouver council or the provincial government, would act more and talk less and Vet the bridge fixed up so that It could be used, they would bo doing real patriotic work and savlnp; food for the farmers, the people and the nation.

If there is a deadlock over Jurisdiction and as to who should repair the present bridge or build a. new bridge, let steps be taken so that transportation can be resumed and have the details settled afterwards," says Mr. Coleman, Tug Owners Desire. SOUTH VANCOUVER, Jan. 23.

Tug owners want tho proposed new Fraser Street bridge over the North Arm of the Fraser river built twenty feet higher than the present structure. and have approached the municipal authorities, through the li. C. Tug Association, with a request to that effect. They point out that if the bridge were that much higher the greater number of the tugs using the passage could go through without having the bridge opened.

The request does not appeal to the councillors, who hold that the tremendous extra expenditure which would be entailed would be quite un warranted by the advantage that would be gained. MAN WHO REFUSED TO MEET KING IS DEAD Quaker Courteously Told Edward VII Racing is Wrong. LONDON, Jan. 23. Joseph.

Firth Clark, a prominent Quaker, who was known throughout England as "The man who refused to meet the king," has died at his home in Donraster. During the reign of King Edward VII. while Clark was mayor of Doncaster, he received a telegram from the king's chamberlain announcing that the kind was coming to Doncaster to see the St ledger race, and had expressed wleh that the mayor should be presented to him Immediately after the race. Clark wrote a dignified reply, explaining that as a Quaker he did not approve of horse racing and had never attended a horse race. While he appreciated the honor bestowed upon him by the king, he added, he must decline to break his rule even In this exceptional circumstance.

METEOR IN MISSOURI Crowds Startled by Flaming Visitor Which Flashed Across Sky. iT. JOSEPH. Jan. 23.

A small piece of meteor which flashed across the sky here last night. Startling homeward bound crowds, hit the earth Just east of the city limit. It struck in a yard close to a house and imbedded itself ln the ground. There was a brilliant light lasting about SO seconds, but no noise. The meteor appeared from the south and traveled northeast Towns to the north reported it had, passed over them..