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IV THE VANCOUVER DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920. 17 RELIEF ASKED FORTHEBLIND IS HERE TO HELP FELLOW SUFFERERS FIREMEN CARRY GIRLS TOSAFETY TALK OF REVOLT IS ONLY HUMBUG AUCTION SALES ssxu lieun i AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY HOSPITALS GRAND VIEW PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Victoria drive, lllglilani! This is Statement of H. G. Wells! on Return From Trip to Rus i sia "Hunger and Want, But Order." LONDON, Oct.

21. Conditions In Petrograd were summarized in one phrase: "Hunger and want, but order," by H. (J. Wells. British au fl'4 Fifty Are Taken From the Roof of Burning Los Angeles Building One Woman Known to Have Perished.

LOS ANGELES, Oct 21 One young woman is known to have been killed and the lives of several others were believed by firemen to have been lost in a fire that completely wrecked a. five storey building in the wholesale AUCTION Of HtKh Ornri 'iirnltur, nnadtt's IdMh Kaiiftr, MTMitKUU, i.i AT NFMUN 1KIVK HI DAY t.T, AT 1:0 PM. Inrludinic: Massive all over upholS'Te fpring rot kr lu IfHtherettp, oak cntr t.tl ruftliutitfny ctiurtj table, bed couch rur tains, pic tun pn nitres, oafe ULbi; un pudental, net oak chit in IratJer, bufft and haminomo chin elos' crockery, criina war, laswaro, rutiery. liru.H"ta carpet, tap iiitry ruH, lira Nil bt while nani bed, baby'i crib, dtilriK. CanMiln Meal ranga, ktU'hrt cuniturt, i bairs, Mgh.

chair, ulejusiU, trun. firti chia HhotKan, .12 bar, lawn iiuwer, hcitse, nardt tool. whtlbarrow, 'ord i i a s' ncr mr, nio1 l. etc. Capt.

E. A. Baker and Mr. L. M.

Wood in Vancouver to Secure Support for Institute for Blind. In the course of Dominion wide tour made in the interests of the Canadian National Institute lor the Blind, Capt. K. A. liaker, M.C., Croix de Guerre, general secretary of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, and Mr.

L. Wood, president of the institute, accompanied by Mr. A. C. Kitehie, arrived in the city this morning.

They are registered at the Hotel Vancouver. They are here to arouse Interest on behalf of the Institute for the Blind, and Captain Baker and Mr. Wood will "'T 1l thor, whin he arrived here from Russia. He Implied that similar conditions prevail throughout Russia. In conversation with a Iaily Mirror reporter.

Mr. Wells said he had a chat with Nikolai limine, tho Russian Bolshevik premier, and went about freely without a guide. He said he was able to see and Judge things for himself, but declined to give any general conclusions, because his observations nre not digested. He declared he had been amused when he read of disturbances and Insurrections In Russia, adding: "All that is just humbug." CONVICTED OF THEFT OF CANNED GOODS Fred Dodds is Found Guilty in Assize Court Kred Podds, charged with theft from K. Wright, a grocer, at 645 Seymour street, on September 15, was found guilty in the Assize court this morning und will be sentenced later.

The Jury brought in a recommendation lor mercy. Tho evidence showed that the accused had taken canned goods and jam to the value of Mi trom the store and had placed them on the steps und then got a delivery car to take them away. lonald Oownie, appearing for the accused, usked Mr. Justice Oregory lo take, the case away from I be jury owing lo lack of evidence. "Don't be absurd, Mr.

Dow nlc. I'leuse address the Jury now or go to another court wilh your case," replied his lordship. The uccused. on the stated that previous to llo occurrence! tie i i a uianK a nottie una a nan oi whiskey and that he was hazy us to the happenings after that. brazilTansInxious to trade with canada Consul Declares Vancouver Can Build Hp Good Trade There Brazil desires lo trade with Vancouver, Mr.

S. J. I'manuels, Brazilian vice consul, Informed the foreign trade bureau of Uie Board of Trade during the luncheon today. Brazilian firms are asking for names of local firms who desire, to import products of their country and they are also asking for lists of goods produced In Vancouver. Mr.

Kmnnuels said. He also slated that the vice consul in Halifax Is repeatedly receiving liuiulries regarding Vancouver. I'nl Carev. customs collector, was a guest at the luncheon. He offered to give every usststunce to business lueii when they require information regarding customs matters.

Much time could be saved by them, he said, if they lulled upon him instead ol writing Ottawa, as he is supplied witr all information provided by the department. The Importers' section of the wholesale bureau of the Board of Trade and fin civil trade bureau overlap, II was considered, and lo make arrangements for an amalgamation a commit of Mr. J. H. Hailton and Mr.

Mason was appointed. It una also decided to lake steps to af filiate with the Foreign Commerce As Mnrlntinn. Willi" RIIIIlBie.l with the organization the bureau Its identity. will not lose HURRYING PAVING JOB Contractors Put Spurt Willi I.ismI Weather SOUTH WKSTMINSTKK. 15.

C. Oct. 21. Paving on the first section ot the I'aclflc Highway will bo finished In about two weeks, If the weather Is at all favorable to work lnir rottililliilis. The contractors have been putting on an ciuu.

wm' pint re renllv conditions havc favored the operations. The second section, timber." muy through the be delayed Hlightly longer owing to tne son con dition of Ihe roads over which ma lerlal has to bo hauled, but It is safe lo say that, despite tne long land almost unprecedented well weather Hint has been i Hie two coiit.racts will no iiiiisn. fore the full and winter travel romrs too great for the detours. nils vr op B.C., Oct. 21 be Lewis Hose, aged 77 years.

passed away at. bis home here on Sunday and was Interred in the, Surrey Centre cemetery on Wednesday. Deceased only caine to this district about two years ago. Ho w.ia a resident of Manitoba before that date. He.

leaves wife lo mourn his loss. i i district here today. Klfty hysterical girls and women, huddled on the roof of the building and virtually surrounded by flames and smoke, were carried screaming to safety by firemen and voluntary rescuers. Numerous firemen suffered slight Injuries from falling glass and debris. The damage was estimated by merchants inolved and by fire department beads at about $300,000.

The body of Miss L. K. Hepburn, bookkeeper for the Coast Envelops, Company, was found near a window In a fourtti floor corridor. She had been suffocated by smoke. CANDIDATE FOR FARMERS LIKELY Meeting of Surrey Branches Likely to Selc i Man to Run for Provincial CLOVEROALE, Oct.

21. Indications are that at tho meeting of tho United Karmers of B. C. Surrey branches, which is to be held in the municipal hall here early next iiionth, there will be somo Interesting developments. is understood that at this meeting, which will probably be attended renresenlstives of all the Surrey branches of the V.

K. B. C. us well as by delegates from other portions of lxlta riding, there will be a discussion upon the choice of a representative lo be brought forward us candidate, in the next provincial election. The names of several prominent farmers, as well as that of tho present member.

Mr. Krank J. A. MacKcnve, are believed to 1)9 amongst the number on the list for flint It is stated upon good author ity that a purely Independent nominee but noth may be Iho lavoreu cnui. Ing definite can bo stated convention, or gathering, izrs.

until the material WANTS CONTROL ENFORCED NOW Interviewing members of the cabinet at the Hotel Vancouver this afternoon, Mayor dale urged the government to lake immediate action to Implement the decision of tho people for ho government sale and control ot honor here. He explained that it bo much more oitncuii. force the X'rohibilion Ait now man before the referendum was taaeu. ADDRESSES KIWANIANS ON MODERN BUSINESS Dr Stephen 1. Mll'cr.

jr dean of the College of Business Administration, Washington l'nlversily. was the speaker at the weekly Klwanls lun. eon. He spoke on modern business administration. After tracing the three singes of business life whn had led to the modem system, namely, the apprentice system, he alluded to the necessary knowledge, required in business effort in various rieius.

Jle said that the rent reason for the increased cost of living were waste, larger credits. Pans Increases and a large nuniitity of paper money. Healing with waste, bo said lhat their were serious losses in ooslt ve waste anil waste. He thought that proper cost system was an essential 101 ousi nesH succchs. He concluded by alluding to the work ot his own university, und the great aid given them bv business men.

He claimed lhat business todav had joined the ranks of the professions. It requires special training of a high order, it demands public service and It requites a stirrla spun. I the Kiwanls Chorus and two fine vocal solos by Kiwnnlan Bay Bay 'om Collins, of the 1 impress Stock pany, weto much appreciated, Long piesnied, 1" lean .1 honor Mioonir those at the table of were president Dean Klinck li. Mr. Chris Spi nr.

i of the Mr. J. B. Thomson und I'rofcssor Hoggs. WILL MEAN FLOW OF LIQUOR TO WASHINGTON uKATTI.K.

Oct. 21. Action of Bnt iv.lun.bia voters yesterday in re the provincial proliinnioii ulal utc opens a great aim mm. reseivoir" and liquor will flow into the state of Washington in "an endless stream" util.sa drastic action is f.ircstall II. Donald A.

Mc Donald, federal prohibition director for Washington and Alaska, declared today. Fitly automobile roads bad into Washington from the Canadian province, Mr. said, and he declared lie had little more than a corporal' gllatd" of agents to stem the tide. The "wet" vote. In British olumbia.

Mr. MrD.ioald mud. was a anocmon Plow to i op' as iiftn ial "bono drv" juohibitlon in Washington I lllMIAt KHK KM'IIHT. OTTAWA. Ort 111' nil vt.

ol th .1. t. la i hut i ASSAYFR AND CHEMISTS W. THOMAS. SL'CCESSOU TO J.

OSuliiviin. assurer, chemist und metal Jurgist. Mtt Seymour street. Sey. 211 1.

ART AMI ANTKll IIKAI.EBS P.KT.L AICTIONECKS. ART ami aniiiiup ilealers, 1017 ltobsou street. Seymour AL TO MO I A ESSOIUKS HPKKI'oMKTKKS. STEWART PROD na. Ilkin Elliott.

Howe street AUTO WINl.MIIEI.I'S PoiiAUDI INSTALL windshield, (ill curs. UrnO Homer. Ser, KM) BAKItlsThlls c. w. sawlus.

tor, notary public. Molsons Hank I'MS PATTI'LCt TO I UN. IIAURISTERS etr. 904 Standard Hank Hide. Sey.

BAKKISTKKS AM SOl.If ITOKS JOHNSTON. AOAM SMITH CO. F. C. A 1 1 re 1 1 II I i "py CAKI'LT CLEAMNt.

liALLAltli'S CAKPKT LEANING Works, liemndoilinj. sewing and laying. Phone Iliuhln iil 41. 'l CHIKOl'OnisT pok feet tall on MRS. Lund ll.j llirks lliitlding.

Sey. Mnniine appointment solicited: also open nlncsilay iinn Mammay evrauiKi. ua. adjustable leather nreh tllKAMKKIES VANCOl. VKIt CREAMERY LTD.

putter ami eggs, wholesa le. 1Alex street. Phone Spy. fiQ.Vl fiO.ii. IE I ECTli AI.ENCV FOP.

It ELI A RLE SERVICE. JOHNSTON the Veteran Detective. Consultations free Johnston's Secret Service. llOi 1'ominlon ItuiMing. Seymour 2.i'.'7.

HKESSMAKIN.i HKESSMAKIXO OF ALL HINT'S Kvrntng pwm a specialty. Rates reasonable. Mine. Belaiiger, MO Tburlow SU IiRESSMAKINC.rI.L KINDS; RATES reasonable. I.

Itroeklehurt, 014 Orpueuui itiiUHlntr. "r.l.M TBI A I. TR t. A EN F. EP.Y.

Ii.A.. ME. ELECTRICAL treatment)) all kinds. Haillant heat massage and meillcal exercise, etc. lir.iintwiiv west.

Phone Bay. lii i(JL. uses reipii.steii from all pliysiriuns and sur geuus. Hours i 3 anil by appointment. ELECTRIC FOR RHETMA IMn.

Interview Miss M. A. Anderson. IlIU Cum street. Unblocks frinn St "mil's Hospital.

I I I A II A 1MVWAHI). 722 SMITHE STREET. Reasonable prion anil 1 monthi' guar antee; also rlifk nnil Jewelry repairs1 KMM (ilHVNi DISTINCTIVE EVENIXC GOWNS A specialty; remodelling. Sey. itifJ.

Hlbi Rohson street. ii.ORlsiTS IT" Ell A DESIGNS. WEDDING P.rU (ilet, cut flowers. Brown Pros. is Hastings street east; 728 Uran ville street.

KKIER.S YORK Ft'R GEORGIA utieet west. Sey P'JTii. Skins bought and sold and remodelled Pi KNACK REPAIRS DON'T DISCARIJ THAT OLD FCR nace, we can liv it. Hums, the Stove tiiiin, 2112 Coluniliia street. IIKNITIRE WOOD RICHARDS STREET, pay high piices for good furniture, aud sell at small profits.

Plume Sey. MtUI ERIKS GREAT WEST PlifiDl'CE GROCERY Co. Howie. Prop. 112(5 Granville.

:iiV.io. I rcsb fnilt.s and vegetables. DAT CLEANERS HATS PLUCKED AND CLEANED Mens and women's i'aiiamas, straws, tugels. J.iti jiauam.is. Stevenson's Hat Works.

i.i rativlllj' strcet. ATS REHI. KEI HEAVER AND VELOt'R HATS relilockiil in style, price reasonable. 1UJJ ra i le street. HOTELS til.ENCoE LODGE 1001 GEORGIA ST.

west Si SXI22. The only lirst class t'aniilv hotel in the city. Tourists and men of business will tind Gleneoe Lodge lu immcili proximity to (he shopping liud bauliiug districts. The location is Ideal and unite convenient to the beaches. A hotel of iiulet dignity much favored by ladies travelling without escorts.

Ninety rooms, fifty with but lis. Rates jl per day ami upwards. Dining room a la carte or family Cuisine unexcelled. Gleucoo Lodge dining room open to (he public. Special 7ic luucbeons.

Seven course dinner, a la carte, J1.U0. Prices moderate PROFITEERS TO BE PROSECUTED Australian Fair Profits Commission to Make Examples of Firms Which Gouged the Public. N. S. Oct.

21. AH Ji Australian states during the past t' in ref poii.se to public outcry, op ji Anted somebody or other lo guard je community against the profiteer, 'iclona's particular offer took the ttirm of the Fair I'rofita Commission. t. has all sorts and conditions of traders up before it. for the purpose cf lengthy cross examination.

It has BUite severely scolded some of them, but it has never really become excited Iver any of the things it found out until this week. Now it is going to urosecute somebody. It appeals that during the lor.g drawn out gas in Melbourne recently lamps and lanterns were in keen demand, and those who had to sell did a brisk business. A (shipment of hurricane lamps were delivered to the Vacuum oil Company in Melbourne on ine 10. Within days tney were to consumers.

In the meantime avs (he commis sion, this bad happened: i ne lanueu ro. to the Vacuum nl Company as 52 shillings and sixpence per dozen. The company sold to Allen Co. ftn shillings and stxpence per dozen. Allen A I'd.

Sold tl) li. Hllssell 'O. at 77 shillings and sixpence per dozen, ell A. i o. sold to co.

Ar at I shillings per iiozen. i.angron Ac Co. sold to J. Az A. Boyes at 15S shillings, and this firm sold to customer at the rate of 10 shillings per dozen.

A price for the fain the commission, would have been eight Khilluigs or eight shillings and six lie. or mat tne pi nr. was 1 .1 1 1 i in' MJn, lv the transac idrd the prosecu be firms conrerned. ha ing caref udi tlil.is, have r. ri, tion of to ''f A of other firms are to be ir.

tirOsti Uteil Pi ")''" lor whP'h a ke demand set in as a ntult of the Mnke. LOADING AT 6EK0A CAY ed lloiioipu Will 4T l.umnrr I Peruvian Tint. vi. TflHIA. 15.

C. Oct. 21. Th four mast schaoner Ilonoipu. PAlnli hpiI nr.

an owned of San Francisco, has commenced loading cargo of lumber at Genoa lively at a Peruvian port, el is a small schooner of gross. She was built in Alameda, California. Bay for The ves 500 tons leg at i I' Milt. C. JIXK CO.

MAIN OFFICE, ltt Powell street. Pipe and wire rope, all sizes: plumbing supplies. Heavy DUjera all kinds of metals aud Juuk bey 41U3. CANADIAN JCXK BEYERS OF raffs. runhor.

niernls. uiachlDcry, scrap Iron and nines, corner llij Alexander street. Phone Seymour hGl'J. ROYAL CITY JUNK DEALERS IN maililnerv. pipe and fittings, plunibtns and InKKine supplies, scrap iron.

rubber, raus. sacks, furniture, etc. HlKB est cash prices paid. Morris, 049 1 rout street. Westminster.

CANADIAN PACIFIC JfNK CO. 1 Alexander street. Dealers In new and secondhand corrugated roofing. All sues new and second hand tents. Soy.

MH.t.lXO JACKS HKIKTLES GILCHRIST. NOS. TWO and three; also repair parts, i.ilcnrist rear 4ns Cordova W. (in lane.) OAS ENGINES PACIFIC STANDARD HEAVY DUTY ine Eueines (Canada's Best). Pacific Standard Motor Works, foot Bldwsll at.

Seymour 7VIO. Ml'Mt: TEACHER Its. I1EVRIDC.E OF VOICE, and piano. Studio, iu3(i Alberui. Terms reiiinnntile NOTARIES I'l 1II.IC AUTTH It WnlTAKER Notary Public and Conveyancer.

411 Seymour Street. Phone Sey. 7919 MI RDOCH C'OMPBELL Xotarv Public. 527 Wim BulIdlnB I'ATENT ATTOKNEVS FETHERSToNIIAL'lill THE OLD established firm. Paleuta procured In all countries.

Trademarks, designs, copyrights registered. BUS Rogers Building. Vancouver and Washington, C. Literature lice. tjcy.

o'i'M. ROWLAND BRITTAIN. PATENT AND trademarks in all countries. Fairfield cor. Granville and 1'euder streels, Vancouver.

mslCIANS ANI SIRGEONS DR DI'NLAP El RoPEAN HOS iiii.il experience. Women's diseases and surgery. i)17 Walker Bidg. Second aud Cniver'sity, Seattle. W'asUngtot I'll I I RN ACE HE'LA CAST DOME Joint W.

Ganne, 2421 IM AND FI'SED Scotia Street. PI Itl.lC STENOf.RAPIIERS CENTRAL PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS, 411 Dominion Building. Mimeograuuiug. Circular letlera. Seymour iu7b.

Pl'llLIC STENOGRAPHER. STAND ard Bank Building. Seymour W.T7. RAZORS SHARPEN El RAZORS GltoIND AND HONED, safety ranor blades sharpened. Tick 112 Cordova street.

b.M RS SM'KS ALL KINDS, SECONDHAND large stock; can fill any order Immediately at reasonable prices. Standard Junk Sey. 4I.V.). 721.VIanstreet1 TO ES Si OTCH SECONDHAND STORE M2 Mala Street. 'yjnour426i TAILORS J.

HANSON CO. Best grade of woollens In Blue Serge and other colors at a i We Uuarante asonabie price. a it 273 HASTINGS STREET EAST Phone Seymour 7111S Ri li A I EXPRESS rui'liiM 1'UANSI ER co. f23 GEORGIA West. Si v.

'urniture and piauo moving; light and heavy hauling. WATC 11 RE PAIRS WEI. I.MAN. PRACTICAL WATCH maker. ri'inoved to Ml Hornby ureet, eornci Robsoa.

Bit AMBLETT SI'CCESSOR TO HOOP er. prompt attention given country work sent by mail. Ollp. pllStofflc 7lHi Hastings struct west. Seymour 4 ELlilNI.

NORTH COAST WELDING Ki Pender street west. Corps of capable welders at your servlce. WHOLESALE PAPER STATIONERY SMITH, DAVIDSON WRIGHT. Homer and Davie streets. 1'houe Seymour South Vancouver MRS.

WATERS PRESIDENT FOR THE THIRD TERM SOUTH VANCOL Kit, Oct. 21 At a general meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the J. W. V. A.

of South Vancouver, held last evening, in t'raser hall, Mrs. Evelyn Waters was re elected president for the third term. The other officers elected are: First vice president, Mrs. James; second vice president, Mrs. l'lumplon; Mrs.

M. McMullen; treasurer, Mrs. (lardiner, acclamation; executive committee, Mrs. Kail, Mis. ornt, Mrs.

Hanribledon, Mrs. Well lirun; entertainment committee, Mrs. James, convener, Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Waters.

A committee of two, Mrs. James and Mrs. Waters, was appointed to interview the mayor in regard to Christmas arrangements. It was also decided to give a tea party in honor of Mrs. Bennett little son, the first auxiliary baby.

This will be held at the home of Mrs. Bennett, r.23 St. Catherines Street, on Monday next, at 2 p.m. All members ate Invited to attend. ski.i: i.ioi uit sim v.

SOI'TH Oct. 21. The police under the direction of Detective Thomas Winters yesterday it.t. i nioililiig iiia'ir rrtio it 1 1 1. Street and seized a number of bottles of whiskey.

Three men were arrested for being drunk und disorderly, and plea ling giiilty were remanded till tomorrow. The occupant of the hoU. charged the I'rolii i bition Act for permitting drunkenness 'nn ins premises. ms rase His rase will be dealt with In a dav or two, and lu the meantime he has been required to give bail. I.

I). Mf KIIMi. IH RXAHV. Ort. 21 The Burnahy Municipal Chapter of the I.

O. D. K. will not meet tonight. The regular meeting will be held next mont.

fOXfFKT AT F.DMOXPS. The St. Albans church committee Is arranging a concert to take place at the Kdmonds Public Hall on Thursday. Oct. 2S.

at 8 o'clock. A fine programme is belnir arranged and the proceeds will be devoted to the church memorial fund. hcpYxchange burns Danaxe la llmated at Ona Milllaa TauBda Merlins. Tr.vr.ov Fire fblrb i crtM i late iat erenine In the Hop Kirhtne In Soutlnrard utreet In tne norou rn me trirt. I burning thl morning Pimage totallilii ninny hutni "1 th.ei amlo pfinis was d.me to the entunre.

Some etimates plare the lost it one rnil lioa ponn'la sterlior GEO. McCUAIG I'liiinr Sfey. KltK 4:17 Homer tH' AUCTION SALE Of Household Kffeet. Cabinet I'im lliert' Oririui, hate, abinbU I uMnel of siler, llaudaome Cliiu Cabinet, KI. AT 4X7 HOMK.R STBK.KT OV SATIKDAV MAT, 1 :3 P.M.

S. Mnraii ihHlrn, centre tablek Aimiiml'T and Willi, carpet. luboa r.i. balr, nxlpimlon labl. valuable oak rhlTia ahliiet est 7r' larKn ahtn ot silver wuri'.

InrluillrK ea, tabln anil iles rl Wilvi a anil forks. I down eai dtaacrt (. uml i' aiiiHina, half di.ien i ai tabla anil fnup inM, net, ami all ether Vutl' ry lo i oniiib le Ihia bt autitul cabinet, rroiknry and cblnawarp. cut tlrNMera. couchna.

eonklilove. uLenalla, kit. I.rn luliln and clialrn, 30 gal. tank. Ir il.n lools.

3 GEO. McCUAIG Phone Hrr. 1010 431 Homer Slrwl Important Auction! Tomorrow, Friday, 22nd, at p.m. Sharp. TokIIv anil Terr hlgli grHile furniture.

Irt hiding iiiiignifleent ljell I pright (inind I'liinii, beuillilul. lurgest sir.e inlilnet "So Horn" In nmlimgany iwtly illning room niiti beilrnnu) suites and purler suites, three verv i noire Wlltnu rugs aud Wilton stalri eariiet. nuisslve ull briiss berls, electric wmsIiIiir inai'lilne. latest elivtrie Tartiuin eleam etc, nil In lovely eonditloD, niual to new, at the Auction Komoa 509 Burrard Cor. Pender Itemiived from Mlis.ighnessy ntvlng In tbe residence being sulit and purchaser acquir lne Intineillale possession.

On view uiurniug of sale 0 a. m. Chas. Dawson AlCTIONfcFR AITRAISEB Sii SW) Kfjmnur Plrret l'HONK Sf.V 4.M1J. Auction; LOVE'S SALESROOMS 581 Richards Street Tomorrow, Friday, at 10 a.m.

and 2 p.m. Indian Mntoreyrla Lot of llouarhnl.l limit ore and Lifer Ilruss and olber bedN, dressers, nice parlor sullu. chiffonier, nuinlle bed, chairs, tables," i couches, bureaus, connnoiiea, arm ntld roi klug clinlrs, elollilng, shoes, lot of ware, china, and host of most useful goods arriving nil the time. You cun Include, anything Id this sale. Sell now before the prices drop.

Phone Sey. L'Tta and oar truck will collet. LOVE CO. Auctioneers Quick SaJea, ood Krturna and Trump! httlemeiil BIG APPLE SHIPMENT TAKEN OUT ON ASIA C.P.O.S. Liner Clears for Faf Fast With 1097 Passengers With a big of aP.

les included lu her ton cargo, and total of 1 097 passengers, the C. 1. O. S. liner Ktnpress of Asia, t'apt.

A. J. Ilailey It. N. li cleared for Toko haiiia.

Hongkong and other ports in the Far Fast this afternoon. Th apple shipment, which ts cne of the largest sent through the port this lull, whs nt from the Okanagan Valley. The passniger list is madt. up of 305 first clans, 40 second elast, 2 third class and CihO steerage. CHOSEN DELEGATES TYNKHEAI.D, R.C., Oct.

21. The monthly meeting of the Tynchead" Women's Institute was held recently at the public hall where Mrs. W. Atchison took the chair and Mrs. V.

i'. McLaughlin, secretary of the B. C. Women's Institutes addressed the meeting upon the subject of public health. Mrs.

T. W. Currie and Mrs. I'urker were chosen as del." gates lo attend Ihe annual confer cm of the Women's Institute, which bus been in progress this week at Chilliwack. mirk, ta.

"iiayer CroM." give addresses in the city, addressing the Canadian Club at its luncheon on Monday. Captain Baker graduated from the science department of Queen's diversity in 11)14, and enlisted with the Canadian Kngincerx, going overscan with the 1st Canadian Contingent. Af ter two months at the front, he was phot In the eyes by a Cermaii sniper, at Kemmel, while in charge of a working party out in No Man's Land. He passed through St. itunstan's.

where he was pronounced by Sir Arthur Pearson to be one of the two most brilliant studenLs of that insti tutton. He has had charge under the federal government of the department caring for blinded soldiers. aptatn Pak er. although denrived of the use of his eyes, is possessed of faculties of hearing and remembering, developed to an amazing extent. Mr.

Wood Is a well known business man of Toronto. He Is president of the Guardian Realty Company, chair man of the board of the Standard Chemical Iron and Lumber Company, and is interested in other concerns. The visitors explained that the object of the tour was to establish a comprehensive programme for the relief of blindness throughout Canada. The Canadian National Institute of the Blind was established by Mr. Wood in 1918 with the object of providing suitable facilities for Canadian soldiers who were blinded in the war, after their return to Cna arta.

Data is being collected also on the problem that confront the blind and methods to solve them, on which a definite programme may be com piled. RAILWAYMEN AND TRANS PORT WORKERS TO JOIN Cnntinitfd! from 'a get 1.) union congress as justified by right and in equity, and which should immediately bo conceded to the miners on the basis of increased cost of living and the need of maintaining the pre war status of tho mine workers." J. II. Thomas Keneral secretary of the National I niiiii of Kailwavnii announce that (lie delegates of the railva tiii'ii bail derided "to Instruct Hie general secretary to intimate lo l'rcniier Lloyd George that unless the millers' claims arc granted or negotiations resumed by Saturday, wlin shall result in a si Klrinnil. shall be oliip llril to lake the necessary steps to instruct all our iiciiiIhts in iigliinil, Scotland and Wales to cease work.

In ail ililion a telegram is iM ing dispatched (o all members to br prepared to cease work at midnight of Sunday next unless they hear lo the contrary." The London corrc.siioiidriits of boll i tint Mancliestcr Guardian and the Slietliclil Daily 'Iclcgrapli state ill their dispatches they urn; into) nil that at yesterday's Hireling of tilt! delegates or tne National I nion or Itailu ayinn, Secretary Thomas was defeated in his light against a iiipallictic strike, but succeeded in grtling an adjournment or tin; nieetiiig until loday. I nless tins negotiations arc icuewed, tliesc accounts declare, tin; section of the rail wayuicn which gained control of the orgaiu ilion will pinMise a "lightning Miikc," beginning at midnight tonight. Mr. Tliomas' attitude as he lift to rl.iv's conlert nee was grave, giving the miiiiessioii that the discussions had hd m. critical stage.

Asked whether he had been defeated in the nn.i .1 strike had been de ceded on. he replied: "Oh. no," but refused to discuss the question fur ll'e' lt was rcM.r (l there was a division or opinion among the rail wavni. legates tins morning, not so much on the Issue ot mi Ih.g the miners, to which there Whether action bliould Ik! a. a lew days in the "'le that some development "light oc Vsection of the delegates urged a A SlCllUH i proposition strike on saturuay il, at eel was betoie tne this afternoon, out" i eiiee counter proposal lO WeLii.

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A. BAKKK, M. C. Cleneral Secretary of the Cunadian National Institute for Iho Blind, who is in the city with Mr. L.

M. Wood seeking assistance, tor the relief of blindness in Canada. tee of the National Cnion of Hailway men J. H. Tliomas, the general secretary announced that the railwaymen were considering the question of sympathetic action with the miners.

Mr Thomas declared the industrial situation might develop into dangerous one und that efforts should be made immediately to brine the two sides together. The belief was expressed in labor circles during the morning that the government would make some move within a lew jiours 10 can o. uton tun ference of miners and owners to examine the udju.stment plan advanced in the House of Commons yesterday by William Brace, labor member of Parliament, and president of the South Wales Miners' 'edei ation. The labor unions, other than the miners. It was declared in thvso circles, are against an extension of the strike if there is the slightest chance of negotiations being reopened.

No change was reported In tho situation in Smith Wales, where the uttilude of the miners Is still a determined one. The only trouble, reported was another small disturbance In the Ton l'andv ana last evening. At Seghlll. in Northumberland, several hundred men, women and children raided a colliery siding and took 100 tons of coal for their personal use. GALWAY COUNCIL MEMBER IS SLAIN (Continued from I'mte inents in the republic anil lie declared his Intention lo rake Ireland from end to mil, including ister In the search for arms.

Lord Hubert Cecil, former as istant secretary for foreign affairs, and former rrernier Asiuith both pressed urgently for an itniuiry, Lord Hobert declaring that the administration in Ireland in the last 18 months was one of the most disastrous and tactless things in the country's history. Kjtccedeil Authority Mr. Asquith asserted that there was prima facie evldcnco that Homo officers and servants of the executive In Ireland had far exceeded the limits of legitimate self defence, and that until the perpetrators ot tho reprisals received punishment there would not bo the shadow of. respect lor the authorities in Ireland. Andrew Bonar Law, government leader in the house, based his ro fusal of an inquiry on the necessity of supporting the.

officials and otehis responsible for the security of law and order. Ho declared the authorities had condemned the reprisals, which since then bad been greatly reduced. The government, lie added, could be no party to any surrender to crime. "The difficulty is," said the chief secretary, "that there Ls a reign of terror which extends throughout the country. The Irish republican army, organized in brigades, companies and i.L.tiioiiM.

armed throughout the coun try, with branches In England, Scot laud and Wales, has terrorized until I recently nearly the whole ol Ireland, i I am glad to say that terror Is being hrrUen bv the forces of the crown. It is oiilv the. Blltisll govfriiliiein aci lug through Its forces 111 can break this terror. me helpless under Ireland Unit The, Irish it. The Ro man Catholic church is admittedly Impotent to break it." Sir liamur declared be believed that the vast majority of the people of Ireland prayed for the cessation of murder and outrage.

"1 foresee at no distant date the end of assassination In In land." he said Connected with terrorism was the boycott and this also was being broken down, he asserted. JO HOLD SOCIAL. Cdlflll VANCOl' LB, ct. 21 Thursday evening, Oct. 25, a social will be held in the Capilano Hcn.

house .11. iter the auspices or tne llano parent Teacher All the are conlia llivltrn to piocc. dliigs. Members of the St. Andrew's and Caledonian Society of this city are kit.

ir claboia'c preparations for the dance which will be held 1 i in ll.r (lit. .9. two 'fwo lill.rs Will r.r for (Me PI'SI COSI null's and committee has spared I fort to decorate tlii ball In a fashion which will mak Iliis rltiv of the or in mosi season. and excellent music completes good programme. M) SIKIKK IM'lCHl).

No decision regarding the dismissal of one of the engineers employed on tiie city ferries was i.arli."! at a conference between rommiH rs r. pre. senttng the city council the Na i.u,riimnn of Mamie Fllgl ers The city council has endois. the action of the ferry superintendent in dismissing the engineer. The representatives of the association have dcmand that the engineer be reinstated and a meeting has been railed for Fridav evening, when settlement in the matter may be nrrlved at It is not likely that a Mrike will r.sult from the difficulty O.

W. V. A. TO MF.KT. WEST VANCOUVER.

Oct. 21. There will bo a regular meeting the G. W. V.

A. tonight at the club rooma. President Lawson requests that all returned men llvlne In West Van couver, whether member of the local G. V. A.

or T.c?. turn in the: niiTiM and addresses to him at 1o r.lght's meeting, or In suffbler.t tlme nliow of Invitations being; aw pt them to attend the rial event planned for Wednesday nenlng next at 'Ambleside Hall. I i ONLY TABLETS MARKED "BAYER" ARE ASPIRIN ft: Not'Aspirin at All without the "Bayer Cross1 ADirin is of Bayer Tablet ot Aspirin "to7f. roller direction, lor Colds, of The name r. turns from th utfl ,1 of l', c4 tor lh w.

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