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% L% Procurg Your upply Genuine Angostura Bitters in time As sale f this article so necessary for our ¢limatie eonditicns wili be prohibited e within a few weeks. - Arrived from Denmark HEYMAN'S BUTTER in § Ib. 11b. 21b. EVERS MALT BEXTHEACLT, Beauvais Fruit Syrups & Conserves Jarge assoriment, Nyrop's Razcr’s, Scissors and Pocket Knives, EAU DE COLOGNE 4711, POILET ARTICLES, MANICURE SETS ETC. ; HAND BAGS & PURSES. Yrom Frauesz PATE FOIE GRAS TRUFFE, CHAMPIGNON, TRUFFLES, FLEUR D’ORANGE, CHERRIES in Marasquin, SARDINES, VESTAL OLIVE OIL, SCAPS & PERFUMES, Camel an¢ other Brands (IGARETTES, JAMAICA & PORTO RICO CIGARS, PARK & TILFORD CHOCOLATES, SUCHARD CHOCOLATES, SALLA PETER MAILLARD, : TINTEX in many colours, v Asst. FALM OLIVE PRE?K}R&TIO?@S ® such as SOAP, Talecum Powder, Face Powder, TOILET WATER.VANISHING CREAM, Colgates Preparation, = THERMOS BOTTLES, FOOD JARS,- Watermann’s Founia n Pens, EVER SHARP PENCILS Egstman Kodak Supply. Hans Boje & Jean Peiersen. headed a party of twenty, including his wife and their daughter Megan, which left this morning for Genoa. The continued illness o Lord Curzon, who is suffering from neuritis, has caused the postpone- ment of his departure until next week, but Sir Laming Worthington Evans and " ¢ Gir Rotert Horne accompanied the Pre- mier, others in the party including Sir « Maurice Hankey, Secretary to the Dele- -7 gation and Sir Philip Sassoon. The ‘ourney to Paris will be unbroken and ter a short delay in the French capiial, ring which Mr. Lloyd George will con- ‘ with M. Pcincare, the party will pro- s LLylX 8 VIS ceed directly to Italy. The remainder of the British exverts and secretaries will leave Lond n tomorrow. (Ottawa, April Yth,— The President of the Unit- ° ™ -~tes; who is himself a Ki- wani serdey wired the following message to the Seeretary of the Kiwania Club at this eity, in connection with the celebration by the Ottawa Club of the United States-Canada week. ‘‘Please contey to the assembled Kiwania .my very cordial greetings and assure them that I join them in rejoicing over the sur- passingly. good r2aults which have attend- ed the Rush-Bgot agreement of 1818 and which enabled the United States and Canada to give an example to the world of neighbour'!v relationship in more than a century of peace and freedom from the burdens of armed watchfulness. I trust all the ce=turies will be marked by the same cord’'al neighbovuriiness which has been the siznal feature of the new wor'd progress in wkhich we share with pride’’. London, Aoril 7th.—Tnz2 five per cent war loan, the largest loan raised by the Governmen.-during the war, reached par, one hundred, today aad for the first time attained;a premium ol {ive per cent over the price of issue. According to the “Times’’, the advance occurred after the Stock Exchange had closed and was a re- sult of the favourable terms on which the Treasury sold by tendar sixty n:iilion pounds of treasury bilis, at an average discount rate of five shillings below last weeks rate, the lowest rate since the re introduetion of the tender system. Paris, April Tth.~The British and French delegations to the Genoa Con- ference are going *o work together with the determination to make that gather ing, which opens on Uloanday, a success, Mr. Llovd George said tonight after an hour’s: couversagun with M. Poineare, which took place in the formers sleeping saloon ‘while the train was waiting- ut the Gare Du Nord to be shunted on to the Mediterranean line. The British Premier appeared in the best of humour afrer this informai interview, which was also participated in by M. Barthou, who will head the ¥rench delegation. M. Lioyd George said he was gratified over the prospects of something definite for the r2construction of Europ2 coming out of the Genca meeting. - L.ondon, Aprili Bth.—The death oc- curred at Oxford yesterday, at the age of 87, of Prcfessor Venn Dicey, who was a veteran professor of English Law at Oxford Unrniversity for twenty seven years, He was one of the greatest ai- thorities on the British constitution. New York, April Tth.-—-General Seme- noll denied today before the referes in bankiuptey that he had ever seized pro- perty belonging to the Yourevata Howme and Foreign Trading Company, a bank rupt New York concern which caused his arrest here on Thursday night. He said that if the company ever lost any sup- plies through cossack fraids, he knew nothingz of it himself, because, while he was commanding officer, he eould not ba held directiy responsible {or what his men did. Immediately after he had made his statement, the hearing was adjournaii until tomorrow, when he will b 2 exam- ‘ined in full on the charges against him. London, April Bth.—The reecant fatal collision, between express aeropianes, seventy miles from Paris, is said to have been the {irst of its kind on the com nor- cial air route hetween KEngland anl France {or a British machine. It was the first trip, under new management, of a company which inaugurated the service last montk, the capacity of the machine being for eight passengers anil five hun- dred pounds of baggage. Duke, the pilot, had a spiendid war fiying record and had for a long time b:en enzaged in commer- cial aviation. He was a Lieutenant in the Royal Air Force and was also a musie composer of some repute. It was said at tne Air Ministry last week that possikbly the two machines came into coliision in consequence of having teen cavght in an air current. Genoa, April Bth.—The QGovernme:t nas raquesitioned ail the available ac- comodation in the city for lodging tue {ifteen hundred persons comprising the various delegations to the Conference. The newspaver correspondents number eight hundred. Order will be maintained in the city during the Confergnce by a guard of five thousand soldiers. Paris, April Bth —Tae Miniscry for For- eign Affairs has received an oiicial ac- ceptance by the Angora Government of the Armistice proposals, on the condition of (he vacuation of Smyrna. Adviccs from Smyrna however state that Generu: Parpoulas, who received an ovatio~ and was carried in triumph through the streets, accepted the ovailon as a mark of confidencz in the Greek army and as- sured the manifestants that Greece would never abandon the populatiny of Asia Minor. San IFrancisco, April Bth.—Field May- shal Joffre, on his arrival here, was rc- ceived with enthusiasu:, the c¢ity beinge profusely decorated with slugs. 'ihz May or of the city and a group of other offi- cials met the ifield Marshal and his wi.: and daughter and escorted then: to 1 ¢city. The programme of entertainment included a great parade a reception I;y the Municipality and the women oi 3. i'rancisco anu a banquet. Brussels, April Bth.—Belgian (Co:in- mercial economic missicn will leave shortly for Japan, to establish m:: i s for the exportation and purchas: of raw materials and manufactured pro- duets actually purch: '‘ed in the mar- kets of South Ameriea. Paris, April 9th.—Th ' Chamber.of De- puties has adjourned intil the tweaty third May, after an all yight siiting i2:¢ night. Upon reasseml ing, its first dis- cussions wili bz on the new military .op- vice law. =