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VOL. 52. NO. 108 VICTORIA, B. C., THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918- SIXTEEN PAGES ALLIED FORCES READY FOR ANY ATTEMPT ENEMY MAKES =*F A GERMAN HALL IN BAKER LAYS PLAN BEFORE HOUSE TOWN IN NEBRASKA ENTENTE ARMIES, HAVING GIVEN WAS BLOWN UP TO-DAY

COMMITTEE AT WASHINGTON FOR Sioux City; la.. May A small ball ENEMY HEAVY PUNISHMENT, WAIT used by the Sons of Herman, a Ger­ man order at Dakota City, Neb^ near here, was blown up with ^ dynamite A GREATLY INCREASED U. S. ARMY early this morning. The lose Is small. FOR NEW MOVE WITH CONFIDENCE Vf Government's Programme Arranged Following Return Latest American War Allies Standing on Firm Line as Germans Send For• of War Secretary From France : Daniels Says as 18,000 FORMER AUSTRIAN Loan Total Given as ward Reinforcements in Flanders; Lull in Infantry Many as Victory Demands Will Be Sent SOLDIERS WILL JOIN MEN Near $2,650,000,000 Fighting'Remains Unbroken

Washington, May 2. — Telegrams Washington, May 2.—Accompanied hy Provost-Marshal Oeneral . OF ITALY ON BATTLELINE -pouring -into national Liberty Lu headquarters to-day told of Ihe suc­ London, May 2.—Apparently the Germans are not prepared to Crowder and General March, Acting Chief of Staff, Secretary Baker cess of the "Buy Another Bond" and appeared before the House Military Committee to-day aad-prssitntW "Match the President" contests every­ break the second lull in the Flanders battle until still more troops and where yesterday and added 661.Tmlens' front ) the NAvy^bauaids, speaking to em­ formation. have decided to dethrone (Amiens front), and in the neighbor­ He Indicated that he -considered It a The wonderful exploit of the young Manitoban is officially describ­ of B. O. were announced last night. ‘ hood of Marris n sug­ ed in The Gazette. Lieutenant McLeod is a son of Dr. McLeod, of night In the Arras. Lens and lit. Ven­ greatest disappointment was the fail says that Germany some time ago tried prise winners is as follows ; Faculty gested, because the world would take Stonewall, Man. He is only eighteen years old, has served in France ant sector* No Infantry action is re- « that al the limit of what the United ure <>f the German spies and German to get Count Cxernln, then Austro-Hun of Arts, fourth year—First, Governor- propaganda to stir up labor troubles garian Foreign Minister, to consent to ported" States i ou Id ci*. This, he said, was less than two months and has been in the air service only a year, General's gold medal. Irene Mounce. French Reoort. far from the spirit of the Government, in the United States. such action, and that "his subsequent having received part of his training Third year, first scholarship, $75. which was in the war to the full ex­ "Labor in the United States under­ removal from office has made Rvetyn Christiana McKay; second Paris, May 2.—A German attack last in Canada. tent of the resources and man-power stands.' continued the Secretary, "and BRITISH COMMONS agreement podhlble. scholarship. $76, Roy Lars Vollum. night on the Thennes sec to.* failed, the of the United States. understands perhaps better than any The official story says: "The Vic Wat Office hern announced.this after------body else, that it depends for its life torta Cross has been awarded BEADY to MEET Ati Kthel Harris; second scholarship, ITS, noon. French troops made raids on and progress And futurs victories upon Le Monchel and west of Coucy-le- Lieut. A Un A. McLeod, who while fly­ Elizabeth Patricia Hamilton Smith; overcoming the—Gei man UitOCracy of DEMANDS for funds Ukraine Government third scholarship, $75. Evelyn Caroline Chateau. -, -this war r ing with an observer. Lieut. Wey- Proof of Strength, ----- TOsi fiar, lfraïscbolarshlp» $78, Dor­ London. May 2.—The budget for London, Mmt 2.—(Via Reuter’s Ot­ SEVERAL DIVISIONS treachery and German money so suc­ othy Blakejr; second scholarship. $75f tawa Agency.)—The London Daily ning' hostile airmen, was attacked at cessfully that to-day In most indus­ nearly £ 1,000,000,000 introduced in Victoria Herman; third noholarship, Mall says the fact that Amiens and tries it Is turning out more war muni a height 5.00# feet by eight enemy the House of Voromons recently was the German Invaders $75. Cyril Moms Goldstein Ypres are still un taken after six weeks lions and supplies than the available triplanes. By skillful manoeuvring he the largest In the nation’s history, and Faculty of applied science, second of unprecedented enemy effort proves ships can transport across the water." enabled hJs# observer to shoot down it has passed easily through the House. year, first scholarship. $76. Henry Ivan the ability of the Allies to hold the The total taxation involved in the He also emphasised to the men that three of tfiese out of control. By this Andrews German# until the American army can a worker's share in the fight is equal budget la £842,000.000. but the Housg London, May J.-ç-The Germane have First year, firs# scholarship, S«S. play its part. time Lieut. McLeod had been wounded passed all necessary resolutions after Clarence Otto Swanson; second, re­ to that of the man in the trenches or five times. A bullet penetrated the established military rule in Kiev, the at sea. and he praised the navy yard a brief debate. The new sugar duty Ukrainian capital, and have arrested turned soldier scholarship, $75, Joshua patrol tank and set fire to his ma­ was approved bj 141 to Hf, and a ma Rowland KIngham. Appreciation Expressed of employees for thetr devotion to dirty. chine. He then climbed out to the left a number of the members of the Qov- Jonty Of the other increases in taxation, iment on the ' ground that "the Faculty of Agriculture, firs* year, -bottom plane, controlling the machine were agreed to with little debate. The first scholarship." $78, Cecil Alexander Work of 9th, T9th, 21st, 25th', from the side and enabled the obser­ Government has proved too weak to A SWISS CAPTAIN flotation* having been adopted, the maintain law and ordsf,~"àcëbrdTng to TEUTEMUiM ver to continue firing until the ground Prizes—First prise. $26 (book prize), finance bill was Introduced formally a Berlin official statement. * 31st and 49th Divisions was reached. The obeerver had been to-day. for essay on "War Poetry." Margaret EXECUTED AS £PY wt>utided fUl times, arid when ÜM, .ma­ Marion Burleigh Cameron and iSugh TO-DAY TN FRANCE chine crashed in No Man’s Land, Lieut. Llewellyn Keenleystde. Second prize. McLeod, despite his own wounds, GERMANS FORCED TO INVESTIGATION OF » $25 «hook prise), for essay on "Price -Ç, Ldndon. May Î.—YVia Reuter's Ot­ BY CHIME dragged him away from the burning Regulation by Governments in a time tawa Agency). — Field-Marshal Sir Paris. May 2.—A Swiss captaiit, N1 wreckage at great personal risk from BREAK UP BRONZE AVIATION WORK IN of Crisis," Meirona Kills Griffiths. Dbuglaa Haig has telegraphed the Verge I by name, was executed as a spy heavy machine gun tire. Although Among the list of those who won commander of the Second Army,, ex­ at dawn to-day at Vincennes. The again wounded by a bomb. Lieut. Mc­ STATUES FOR ARMY STATES IS URGED special honors the names of several pressing his deep appreciation of the Swiss Government had made repre­ Leod managed to place his wounded students from Victoria appear. Miss One Hanged Until Unconscious great gallantry displayed by the Ninth sentations in his behalf, but no reason observer in comparative safety before Irene Mounce. who will receive the Division in the fighting north of the Amsterdam. May 2.—The German Washington. May 2.—Investigation of and Spirited Away; Others s found by the French Government he fell himself from exhaustion and the and Wytechaete which, he says, Minister of War haa ordered an in­ daughter of, Lewis Mounce, who, fully upholds the traditions of the to modify the sentence of death pro­ loss of blood." view to criminal prosecutions a nounced. by a court-martial three ventory of all the bronse statues urged ts»-day in the Senate. Gr< though a resident of Vancouver at Were Tarred British Army. ______Garrard's Ex pie it. throughout— Germany, directing t ha t months ago. NTvergel ESS filing Of Lieut. Garrard's feat the official extravagance and misuse of appropri­ present, used to live at Cumberland Sir Douglas also congratulates the the list indicate those which "can heat ations for the aviation programme and Was a member of the Provincial 26 th Division on its gallant counter­ squad calmly. story says: • be * pa red." with a view to their re­ re Suggested and, in spirited Parliament for Comox. Miss Mounce attack on April .‘K, the list Division "Lieut. Gerrard. when on an offen­ quisition for military use. He also haa San Jose. Cal., May 5.^—H. Stein- speeches, several Senators declared h^s relatives In this city, for holding up the enemy's advance at sive patrol with two other officers, ordered an inventory of the church further investigation should be made moltz, an Oakland tailor, was hanged a critical stage of the Lys advance: TROOP TRANSPORT attacked five enemy aeroplanes, shoot­ bells, which hitherto have escaped mil­ to any criminal or civil liability of Former Honors. here early to-day until he became un­ the 49th Division .for very valuable ing on# dowh in flames. He then at­ itary confiscation. ^ those responsible. Mias Patricia Hamilton Smith, who conscious. and then was tied to a tree service since its entry Into Uie battle COURT OF INQUIRY tacked an enemy aerodrome, engaging was successful In securing or.e of the north of Armentieres; the 21sV Dlvis and la(er taken away in »n automobile Ingle-.handed some nineteen machine- second year scholarships, to the daugh­ by an organization known as the Ion for its fighting north of the Lys, COMING TO VICTORIA which either were landing or starting and the 19th Division for its work ter of Prof. Hamilton Smith, of the Knights of Liberty, It became-known off. and crashed one of them against local High School, at which Institution h.*re to-day. south of Arras and south) of Ypres. the aerodrome. A large number of ma­ Winnipeg, May 2.—Considerable evi­ she was educated. Miss Smith, having Stein molt* recovered consciousness The Commander-in-Chief of the chines then attacked Lieut. Gerrard, ENEMY APPEARS ABOUT TO dence Is being adduced here before the been granted her matriculation certifi­ Just before he was taken down, accord­ British forces states that "the great hilt seeing one of his companions in effort the enemy is making to break military court of inquiry Investigating cate In 1916, took the senior matricula­ ing, to en avowed member of the conditions and treatment of patients difficulty he went to his assistance and Knights of Liberty. He was tied to down the resistance of our army will destroyed a thifd enemy machine tion course, which Is equal to flriit year fall if all r:mk.s continue to show the on troop transports from England to nitty work. and passeVPher exam­ the tree at the same time a cost of tar- 1 Fresh enemy machines were rising TRY TO GET PEACE AFTER and feathers was applied to George same resolute courage which distin­ Canada. Lieut.-Col. Hulme. chairman fron> the aerodrome, and he attacked ination first with an almost unprece­ guished the action of the 19th Dlvis- Koetzer, an alleged pro-German, of of the commission, said the court them one after another and only re­ dented total of marks. For this would close here Saturday and open at achievement she was presented with a San Jose, who later v zs chained to a treated., -whan- -ordered. in 4*» *o. Five cannon, remaining there until released Regina on next Monday, where sit­ machines pursued him, but he turned, scholarship of $t>0 by the Woman’s tings will continus for four days. Ses­ * HIS DEFEAT IN FLANDERS by the police. although apparently wounded, and m- University Club. Aa It la a regulation City Manager Thos. H. Reed Issued sions of the same period also will be peatedly attacked them until over­ at the B. C. University that a student held at Calgary, Vancouver and Vic­ must have reached hie or her seven­ a abatement ,n which he deplored the whelmed by numbers, he was driven acts of the Knights, who were masked. URGES U. S. DECLARE toria. down.* teenth year before entering the second London, May 2.—(Via Reuter’* Ottawa Agency.)—The beet indica­ year course it was necessary fbr Misa ^ Chained to Cannon. KULLERW0 MANNER It Is understood Lieut. McLeod is In tion of the enemy defeat in Flanders is contained in the evident im­ Smith, who la now sixteen, to obtain San Jose. Cal., May 2.—George Koet­ London hospital and that his condi special permission to take up her zer. an alleged pro-German, was in Jail tlon la serious. minence of a renewal of his “peace offensive.” Thus, the German studies. here to-day for his own protection WAR AGAINST TURKEY CAPTURED AT VIB0RG newspapers state that the. Pope is about to issue a new peace note, Wounded Overseas. after he had been tarred and feathered VINDICTIVE MAY BE while the German peace agents are busy ill neutral countries, and Miss Bvelyn Lucas is aleo a former and chained to a cannon in a park Stockholm, May 2.—Kullerwo Man­ little doubles entertained th

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THE FLOUR THAT MAKES IT EASY FOR REPORTED NO CHANGE GAVE HER ROYAL• THE PRACTICAL HOUSEWIFE TO AT­ STANDARD TAIN THE AIM SHE British and French Official Re­ DELICATE CHILD IS SEEKING—NOUR­ ports Told of Artillery FLOUR ISHING PALATABLE Actions LOAVES. VINOL It Built Him Up and Made London. May 2-Field-Marshal Haig Him Strong reported last night: U MAKES BETTER BREAD "The enemy’s artillery has been ac tive to-day against the back areas in Newaygo, Mich.—"My tittle bey the neighborhood of Hethune, and has me in a delicate, weak, emaciated W MV AND MORE OF IT heavily shelled French positions on the condition and had a cough eo we had Lucre sector.^ to keep him out of school for • yeer. HERE the housewife "On the remainder of the front Nothing seemed to help him until W uses a gowd basic there Is nothing to report beyond the Vlnol was recommended, and the usual artillery activity and local en wheat flour, like "Royal change it made in him waa remark­ counters on both sides able. IVhes built him up and mada Standard," it la a 'simple "Aviation—Mist and rain again pre­ ROYAL vented flying on Tuesday, except a few him strong so his cough la almost matter to practice true low reconnaissances, in the course of entirely gone. We can not recom­ which bombs were dropped on enemy STANDARD war-time economy by em­ mend Vinol too highly."—Mrs. E. N. troops b tkreen I.ocre and Voorme Hanlon. RYE FLOUR ploying a substitute flour Mother* of weak, delicate, ailing at the same baking. "One hostile machine was forced children are asked to try this famous "Royal Standard" will to land behind our lines. One of our machines is missing."’ cod liver end iron tonic on our guar­ Distinctive New Blouses of Georg- carry an admixture of 15 "The number of German "prisoners antee. Children lovg to take It. _ per cent. "Royal Standard capture» by the British armies In Rye Flour" with most de­ France during March was 1,0*1, in­ t>. E. Campbell. Druggist. Victoria. >>. lightful results. cluding sixty-nine officers. In April Also at the best druggist in alt British 5.241 prisoners, including 136 officers, Columbia town i. ette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Try the Rye on your Next were captured. These figures are in­ clusive of the prisoners taken by the THE POPULAR Baking Day. SUBSTITUTE French Report. Parle, May 2.—The War Office Here FLOUR (Treat Bri'iin Is on NEW BRITISH SHIP compulsory rations ; what reiwrted last night: Blouses of Georgette Blouses of Crepe de can "we do?—Canada Food "There was nothing to report during Hoard ————— the course of the day except quite lively bombardments in 1 the region Crepe at $6.25, $7.50 Chine at $3.75. $4.95 north of Montdidier. SANK A SUBMARINE -"Oti .-April .30 yub-Lieut. Oeuyrln Vancouver Milling ft (rain Co., Limited brought down his twentieth enemy ma- $8.25 Up to $15.00 $5.50 Up to $12.00 Vancouver, Victoria, Hew Westminster, Nanaimo and Mission, B.C llritish Headquarters In France, May Many, handsutiic new models in Georg­ Many beautiful Blouses of Çrepe de 1. —Via Reuter's XJturwa Agency, May Vessel Equipped With -Anti- 2. —The German f\ejd recruit depots are ette Blouses have arrived within the. last Chine, modes more tailored in effect, being heavily drawn upon to replace Submarine Devices Had ■ casualties The 13th Reserve Division few days and nearly all are distinguished somb with square necks, others with has Just received a company of 250 boys by their charming simplicity, beauty of Succccc Off Ireland round and convertible collars and most of of the 1919-20 class, who had only line and interesting--effects of colora. The eight weeks’ training and were not to . v he engaged in fighting unless absolute­ shade* include copen. maize, rose. Nile them with fine plaitings and cluster ttick­ ly necessary But the fact that th*y are now with the division in the bat- An Atlantic Port of the United green, pink. American Beauty, mauve, ings skilfully applied and enhancing their tleline suggests that .they' may have to R.tutes. May 2.—A British freight grey, navy, Russian green, white, flesh smart lines. In white, flesh, maize, grey steamship, fresh from the yards of her Prisoners say there has been a builders, celebrated her maiden trans- ami black. and coral. good—deaf of explaining away—im voyage by running down and lEeT progress behind -the rndny’* -knee.- sinking -^ -Germain U boat off the Irish When an attack falls the German offi­ coast, her crew reported upon vrival cers tell the men It was not seriously here to-day. The freighter was Intended as an offensive manoeuvre, equipped with the latest anti-subma­ but merely as a reconnaissance in rine devices, which proved very ef­ force to test the strength of the enemy. fective. The submersible came to the surface “The Fashion Centre" With the British Army In France and suddenly a short distance off the ship’s Belgium. May t.-^-Vla Iaondon; May 2. bow and was caught by the British FOR EVERY FOOT - Prisoners taken by the British say helmsman's quick work almost before 0088ARD DENTS’ that recruits of the 1MO edaee of <*er- the LL boat commander could puzzle mana are being mustered in at Kries out through the steamship's remark- CORSETS FOR EVERY SPORT ufTenWh end irrrull. of th» Mme ,?ble eamoudage whether «he •» go GLOVES ■ am__,_ tnir iir f>/,m I ner class have l»ecn mustered in at Kreis- ing or coming. nlmptech. Some of this class already Member* of the crew who were on 1008-10 Government St. "NYO matter what you are are in the field, but they are not to be deck described the ripping sound made used in the fighting unless their aid as the submarine was torn apart and going in for this summer, is absolutely rteceè’kary. told «of the quantities of oil which marked the spot where thé U boat went “ FLEET FOOT" anticipates Foiled by Americans. your footwear needs. With the French Army in France. May t.—Via Ixmdon. May 2.—By the ,4; Associated Press).— Heavy German at­ SIX BRITISH NAVAL “FLEET FOOT" provides easy, tacks launcffed yesterday against the comfortable, economical foot­ Americans lie the vicinity of Villers- OFFICERS LOST. AND DEBATE ON BUDGET Brefonneux were repulsed with heavy wear — all white, and a few losses to the enemy. The German THIRTY-THREE MEN preliminary bombardment lasted two colors too—for every s$*>rt — hours, and then the infantry rushed PROCEEDS AT OTTAWA Tor business, holiday and every­ forward, only, to- be driven back, London, May 2—Six officers and leaving large numbers of dead on the tl h t > i In - •• mei are miseli g - A Good Substantial day wear-—for men, women ground in front of the American suit of naval disasters reported last line. evening by the Admiralty. The sloop and children. It was the firs*, occasion on which Cowslip |was torpedoed and sunk on Members on Opposition Side April 25 and five officers and one man ’ v.V American» were engaged in the battle Dining Table Ask your dealer to show you which has l*een raging since March 21. are missing, and torpedo boat No. 90 Urge Higher Tax on Large ■ /\ and their French ixqirudes are full of foundered and from her one officer and the complete line of “ FLEET praise for the manrfer In which they thirty-two men are missing. Incomes Adi lx to the com fort of every home, llurdlv any one article of rt conducted themselves under trying Cir­ Furniture give* more service than the Dining Table, and it FOOT." cumstances. especially in view of the fact that they are fighting at one of RUFFIANS IN BERLIN pays to buy a good, substantial one. We have a splendid None genuine unless stamped the mont difficult i*>lnts A ton* the Ottawa. May 2.—The budget debate front. The American tomes were rather ROBBING PERSONS ON in the Commons yesterday afternoon stock to choose from now at very reasonable prices. Here are “ FLEET FOOT " on the sole. and last evening ranged widely. The two sample bargains: STREET OF CLOTHING < fppositun criticism generally favored The best shoe dealer; M “ Fleet Foot ” ttie impostiion'of still higher taxes on A SUIT AT VANCOUVER large Incomes. A. B Mc<'olg. Kent, On­ Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co. limited London. May 2.—So acute is the tario, hehl the view* that the tax on Dining Table, in solid Fum­ PATRONIZE B. C. AGAINST PAPER CONCERN scarcity of clothing in Germany that food profiteers • should have been made •S ^Hkad BM and women h. being attacked retroactive for the benefit of widows ed Oak, pedestal style, ex­ INDUSTRY jM Vancouver. May 2.7-With the sum of daily by ruffians in the streets of Ber­ and orphans MoitHUL $10.000 paid into courtxby the défend­ lin and stripped of their rahfenV Weild, Que:, disap­ tends to ti feet, round 44- THE RESTM0RE MATTRESS ants. the action brought by George A according to German newspapers re­ proved of the increased circulation of Harrison against the Whalen Pulp. A ceived here. Dominion notes- The -UoVernraentr' —foe It is said that one insurance office S»5 $22.50 is by far the best value tn the Paper Mila tor 150.00» for wrongful declared. e*-.**«- t.. inane# • hr market What’s more. It’s a dismissal from the position of control­ Hone Is mdified of of 300 thefts daily. Thread for mending war with paper." local concern, and."quality and ler of the company is proceeding before Another suggestion made was that if Cash price v Justice Murphy and a special Jury. » l»»Gimg ts said to be virtually unob- price bciny equal, should have tainable. ■■■■■■■ the - Government should find it neces­ The def endant company admits the sary tn rtoat another loan the rate of the preference of every person ftve-year contract given Mr Harrison Commenting on the food situation in , who believes In building up (he Germany, the papers intimate that the interest should be 3V* per cent, as paid at $16.000 a year, but alleges that he fry the i nttsil state* i?n its hfwnit pining Çhairs and , Buffets • «tty they t.are living to.. We m refused-to discharge hta dottoa unies* hopseltortAiaed ef speedy relief -fra— changea were made in the manage the Ukraine has been dispelled A plea for greater development of in neuf styles at low prices. have them to all grades and ment, and that lie resigned his position the mining resources was made by Dr. sizes. at a conference in Chicago with the Manl«»n, member for Fort William, who principals of the company, and his res­ suggested that a "bounty be paid, on ignation was accepted by resolution of By Keeping the each ton of all Iron ore products from WE GIVE 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR SPOT CASH the directors. Canadian mines and smelted in Can ad a. Liver Right An endeavor to bring the session to DIRECTORS OF C. P. R. an early close is indicated in a motion of which the Government has given DECLARE DIVIDEND notice. The motion calls for morning $116,000, and the difference in cost of The Health of the Vital Organa sittings of the House, commencing Fri­ IE BETTER VALUE STORF construction has yet to be arbitrated Montreal. May 2.—At a meeting of is Maintained and Serious day and for Saturday sittings of the ao OOUCLAS St EAR CITY HAUT by some Independent engineer along directors of the C. P. H. held here to­ House, commencing Saturday next. DAYLIGHT AHEAD OF Disease is Avoided. In the Senate yesterday the bill in the lines Indicated in the Privy Coun­ day a dividend of two and one-half t**q . cil:'award. Already a large sum of cent, on the common stock for the^ troduced by Senator Ross amending the Judges’ Act was given second 5007 money has been expended which will quarter which ended March 31 last, le» Brandon, Man.. May 2.—The ee huvç to be added to the cost of con­ ing at the rate of seven per cent, per reading. The main provision of the bill 1 LONG cret of health ip the home la found In Is that Judges, upon being retired, shall 23* WEATHER II struction. annum from revenue and three iter keeping the liver, kidneys and bowels cent per annum from special Income receive a pension of only two-thirds of Dear Bolls tie furnished H la healthful wording order. The fiver This Woman account, was ttoc hired payable «lune 29 their salary. Instead of the full amount, by the Victoria Msteor- II next to shareholders 'of record at 1 •> usually first to get out of order, and as at present. Two other provision are: 1 eloelcsl Department. m First, that no Judge shall be permit­ Apart from the South Douglas Street WAR GARDEN BULLEfirJ p. in., June l next. ’here come headache, indigestion, dizzy spells and biliousness to make life mis­ ted to act as a member of any com­ Makes Our Widening appeal before the Supreme mission, except as a member of any Victoria, May 1.—6 a. m.—The baro­ Court , of Canada next week, on re- Fertilizers. erable. board or commission appointed under meter is failing along the Coast and argument. and the Block W—lane, the WINNIPEG ELECTRICAL One of the first considerations of Mrs. Cook telle how they have learn­ the provisions of the Conciliation and showery weather may became general in Work Easier city has cleared up ngw the legal WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE ed to avoid such derangements by the Js&bor Act or of the Industrial Dis­ B. C. Higher temperatures are reported proceedings arising from expropriated the gardener is fertilizer. The common mistake of the amateur timely use of Dr. Chase’s Ki-iney-Liver putes Investigation Act, and. second, fin the interior and also eastward toi lands during the street Improvement Saskatchewan, while In Manitoba Heavy We strike all kinds of people. I ■ gardener is ,to place his sole faith Winnipeg. May 2 —At a-fully^attend­ Fills. As she says in her letter, they that every Judge shall. In the month’ work of December in each year, file with the frosts have occurred. In the commercial commodity. ed meeting held shortly after midnight, could scarcely keep house without met a lady yesterday who asked There are cases where possible liti­ Wherever possible he should pro­ the’ electrical workers’ union here de­ Minister of Justice a statement to the me if I had put that recipe for Ice gation might ensue through failure to effect that he has compiled with the cure farm yard manure. This is cided to declare a strike of all em­ Mrs. G. L. Cook. 248 10th Street, Victoria—Barometer. *0 02; tempera­ cream in the paper. advertise or publish the notice of the used at the Kxperlmental Farm, Ot­ ployees engaged in the municipal terms of the foregoing law, or. if not, ture. maximum yesterday. 5»„ minimum,

of Reconstruction to acknowledge with building concerns already established and ran thank* the receipt of your tetter of the The daily Times jjth FeDiuary. aiMispud to Ux Wi»» Minister, relative to the resettlement in its principals had determination and foresight. civil lifevat the end of the war of Can­ Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by adians who have served in R.M. Forces. Beautiful New Furniture in THE times printing a publishing company, And they knew that the country had to have the RECORD WITHDRAWN I am to say that your views shall re­ LIMITED. ships at all costs, that ships, more strips and still ceive careful consideration.—I am. Sir. Offices...... Corner Broad and Fort Streets your obedient servant, Business Office (Advertising)—.. ^- Phone lOtO more ships, was the most pressing need of the tunes, •VAUGHAN NASH.” Circulation .*.. ' ...... Phone 1345 Ï would much like to see commends and that never again would it be possible to de­ and criticism on my suggestion Which Black Walnut Editorial Office ...... Phone 45 Defendant's Apology, Declares SUBSCRIPTION RATES: velop a big industry under such favorable circum­ heretofore has not elicited any fre- This week’s arrivals in Black Walnut Furniture make Court, Should Have Sat­ niarks in the press either favorable or City Delivery ...... «Oc per month stances. Considering everything, it did not re­ otherwise. . our showing of FuruitureUn this popular and beautiful By mall (exclusive of city) Canada and isfied Plaintiff E. BUSS. Great Britain ...... ,...$4 00 per annum quire so much nerve after all. wood very complete indeed. , To U. S. A...... $5.00 per annum Victoria needs some of the spirit of dar­ IMPEDING PRODUCTION. To Prance, Belgium, Greece, etc...... $1.00 per month We are ahowing a few pieces in our windows. See these ing and doing displayed by that firm. Never The sequel to a libel action popularly apd then eoine in aqd see some other iuAresting styles on Igitîn will it be possible to establish the ship­ TOg the Editor.—Having noticed In KARL’S VOLCANO. known as Vincent versus Duggan is The Times of April 30 that placards our third Mini fourth floors. building industry under conditions so favor­ found in the judgment handed down by were posted on a number of lots in the Mr. Justice Morrison this morning, in city, Initiating the conscription of the Chairs and Rockers, Library und Parlor Tables, Dining able as those which exist now in respect of the need •>. 1 Eighteen thousand men of Roumanian origin Which Hie Lordship orders the record lots under the Greater Food Production Room and Bedroom Suites are offered at attractive prices. for ships, the supply of material ainl Government wn*nanti party to the issue de­ Act, I would like to point out to pros­ who were taken'*as prisoner» from the Austrian fraying his own. costs. pective producers what happened with support, The labor situation lias been uncertain, It will be.remembered that the case regard to a vacant lot which I had tinny by the Italians have offered to fight for Ttaly arose over â statement made by 1 >Ug- it is true, hul there is M reason why it should he ploughed, disked and harrowed by the against Austria.^ Tli.-s.' soMicTS virnic from Transyl­ Kiui. on bis own responsibility and not «tty in the vicinity of Stadivonà Parjt. any more of an obstacle Sore than it was in Se­ president of the Great War vet­ Everything went, smoothly until 1 erans' Association at that time, c< applied to the Park Superintendent for Save on Enamelware vania and their sympathies, therefore, are with transactction attle. It should be possible to enlist the co-oper­ eeming a certain lumber permission to use the water from a tap mi B«Board, , Roumauia. In the Ifaliau ranks they will fight for Itetween the. Imperiala L . ___Munition_ 1 inni/thirty feet ii»iufrom |Jiethe lui,lot. nuibut II1BIUBinskle Ithe tie ation of labor if thé proper methods are adopted. m,,rpn™^ rhLrUd r local ’P*rk' 08 b-ln* r.fu.^1 l .ml to the at These Special Sale Prices the liberation of Roumanie ami Transylvania and mill. Duggan charged that a contract Jn any east* what is done now will determine had been rearranged £t a higher price, waterworks ofllce. with the same re­ You should take advantage of this special sale of Enamelware. the incorporation of both in a Greater Roumanie. following the concellation or the same sult. but. was told that I could have Splendid values are offered—the savings are really more than the whether Victoria ever will have a large steel ship­ water from the nearest boulevard, In t)»1 Italian army also is a large Czech, or contract already-placed with the first figures show, because the regular prices are the old prices, befoW' building 'industry or not. 1 It would not be pleas­ firm rro< ceding* fer libel were in­ whigh i* 200 feet from the nearest stituted an* instead of pursuing the point of the lot. I said I was willing £0 recent advances.- * J - Bobeminri, unit. This is composed chiefly of pris­ pay a flat rate for water, but objécted ant in years to come to reflect upon the fact that through the Court rS public state­ Saucepans—Reg. 40c for 25< Saucepans—Reg. 85c for 60<^ ment from Duggan was intended to to taking it 200 feet when thère was oners taken from Austria in Bruailoff’s great drive Rica Boilers-sr Regular $L25. this locality, notwithstanding its fine natural ad­ close the incident. The statement was another tap so near. Saucepans—Reg. 46c for 30^ of 1916 who were brought to France for reorgani- I then went to the Mayor, who would tpr -,...... 85< vantages, did not contribute in any igay to the not considered satisfactory to the plain­ tiff, with the result that the case went not overrule the Park Huperintendent Saucspâne—Reg. 60c for Rice Boilers—Regular $1.|0 ' cation to fight alongside the Allies by the French Now I find the cost of 200 feet of hajf- development of the tweuty-five-million dollar Can­ to trial. for ...... fl.OO Military Mission to Russia before the revolution,‘ The Judgment. inch pipe will be $21 30. To this must Saucepans—Reg. 60c for 45< adian mercantile marine. The following is the judgment: be ad0 ] • burgs, who, with the Romanoff*, partitioned their trial the plaintiff ékpressed, through ,h.y turn . .-1 X QUANT. soli rs and other prisoners to llvrtnany. She do- ids counsel, aa 1 understood him. » kingdtim into yslmctUm, Hut more than Bohe­ noPi.Ts flmf U,e [irisoinm be disarmed. that ~the wthingness to acrept the defendant s hill mnirrr—— * mians. Roumanians ami Poles from the Austrian êjgpldJâAtTOft.t Thtnk a proper dis post - Germans he separated from the Austrians and sent tlon of this matter is to have the rec­ THE MACHINISTS' STRIKE armies are fighting on the Allies siile. The Italians ord withdrawn, each party paying ms WEILER BROS. back to Germany, and that the convention of war own coots,- - - - also took prisoners of Serbian origin, some of whom To the Editor,—It was with Jfffat Government SL LIMITED Near Post Office prisoners which w as to be held at Moscow, to dis­ MAYOffQF DUBLIN surprise that scores of us on arriving no doubt an1 in Macedonia. Among the vast horde at our work this morning found that cuss d programme for a social -revolution all over last evening an emergency meeting of taken by Brpsiloff were Italians from the Trentino PLANS SPEAKING TOUR the machinists had been held, and that western Europe he.atoppcii------!——------strike had been derided upon. Not and Istria districts, and many of these are 'known IN UNITED STATES and very little consideration is given advantage will not be known until The Bolshevik authorities could not comply, word was heard about this when to have gone to Italy to fight for Italia Irredenta. leaving work yesterday, and the general to others than ourselves. Will those these ships now being built are com­ with Germany’s demands regarding the,Teutonic impression amongst most of us this who forced the strike consider what the pleted. The Canadian yards will have Austria, it will be seen, had a Complicated and • London. May 2 —There I» no muioiy morning w a* 4bnt a grievous blunder effect of their action will mean? Ships established a cost of shipbuilding that to that the - lord Mayor of prisoners in Siberia if they wanted to, and they had been made, for If the feeling had are being built to meet the food #lto- will stamp this coast as the costHent I delicate task in.the disposition of her lighting Dublin will be rvfuiied a ,.a»»port to the been so acute that a settlement was atlon. They have been built at a most certainly would not want to because those prison­ United State, by the Chief Secretara extravagant cost ; but we. are forget­ place in the world to build ships. It will forces. She had to put her Transylvanians where for Ireland, to whom he ban deeded imperative, arrangements could have been made to have had the good office* ting that oyr people are short of food, *t place that private ship own­ ers themselves have become Bolshevik!, according to apply aaya a dl.patch from Dublin they would not have to fight Roumanians, so she of the Mayor, the President of the that we are Increasing the anxiety of ers will look to to place order*. The to The iially New. to-day. The curve - parents of iiotdlfrs. that we are jeop­ to Germany ’s own aeeoftnt of their operations. As .pondent, however. In alluding to th* Board of Trade and others, and the promised prosperity which shipbuild­ sent them to the Italian front She used her Ital­ work could have been proceeded with ardizing the chances of victory for our purpoee of the proptoed deputation to ing bring* in it* train will be lost and ians on the Russian front and she could not risk her for the convention of war prisoners in Moscow, it lay the ceum- of the Irish organisa­ and term* come to that would have soldiers, that thi* is tantamount to tion» opptmlng eonerrlptlon before been to the advantage of all* The dif­ helping the German*, that it is equal to the impetuosity of the leaders of this Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, known as" Jugo-Slavs, already has been held, no doubt under the patron­ lYeeident Wiieon. adds: people here ference to be adjusted is the Saturday furnishing battalions of Germans strike will cost this city the loss of one against our men. that we show a lack are JncUned.to doubt whether Prw-blent afternoon hour, and there was an offer of the greatest industries that prom­ against the Russian Slavs, so they, too, went to the age of the Bolshevik Government. Wtlatin will receive the deputation, and made which would have meant some of appreciation of. ttie^ continual, cry from FHificc and our men. “Send us ised to bring us prosperity and happi­ The German and Austrian soldiers have been if he should idfcciins there would- bt. bn sir for arriving nt a settlement, and ness for ôur home*. T. Italian front. Tho Czeoh*,-og Bohemians, were eotne ri»k of a et.nfilet of American and when thla was done it would have ships!” "Kt-ml u* men'" none too safe on any front, as Bo­ brought up under conditions which make them pe­ Irish opinion. The deputation hope, rm ant just $3 v* r week difference. The cost'of forcing this temporary Victoria. May 1. ^ anyway to be' allowed to lay Its case What is asked is that overtime be hemia has been in a chronic state of semi- culiarly susceptible to the microbe of Bolshevism, before the American people through paid for Saturday afternoon, which and the few who are willing to return to their the medium of a great .peaking tour. wulil mean the difference of 75c. per revolt for generations,1 but Austria de­ hour for four hours, or $3 per week. cided to try them on the Russian front. The result countries for the most part will be merely agents Surely with so many of our fathers, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY son* and brothers fighting for twenty- Victoria Times, May 2, 1853. __ —------was disastrous, for the Bohemians surrendered to of liolsheiti propaganda among the Germans and four hours a day. with leave , atali-nmnt. a twwntvfaer hours* work a dav ier lea# ha, been appointed Supertntoidrat of the National Btertrlc Tramway and than the machinist* aie aakjpg for one have set a standard of courage that Light Company here. * against her any troops from the Dual Monarchy, large proportion of Teutonic prisoners of war in htstorv has never duplicated." We hour overtime. should. I think, take the above exprès- Selflahnesa la the bane of our • except the Hungarians and Germans, who may lo­ Russia are lust to Prussianism. ^ ni.riMi tu bvart. Tbp’ Were made try an gent anywhere. Czarism as a system is ho belief Amertran lecturer In Ms adffres* at WHAT MR. OOMPERS STANDS FOR. the Km press' Hotel on April k ” nat than Hapabargism and Ilulviizollernlsm. in going to be done for the soldiers, sallorli, airflien. etc., after the war, to Now Austria will not be able to juggle her Samuel Gompers, founder ami head of the Am­ express^ tn sonur -measure, our *p- pre> lativft find gratitude for their gelf* forces so as to-avoid, racial complications. The erican Federation of ijabor, and-a prominent mem­ sacrifice and bravery?. On February 22. 1817. the dally Slavs, Bohemians, Italians and Roumanians in her ber of the Advisory Hoard created by President papvrs of Victoria were good enough army are being confronted with men of those races Wilson to further the war measures of the United to Insert the following suggestkm: “Whereas the men of panada have The “Hall-Mark” of The Man formerly in her ranks who voluntarily are taking States, recently was an honored visitor to Ottawa, offered their lives to preserve the Em­ pire-, is it *hot possible to evolve an up arms against her. This factor may have a pro­ where, like M. Viviaui and Mr. Balfour before him, Imperial scheme, whereby the natural wealth of their country may be given found influence upon the integrity of her army, he addressed Parliament. Subsequently he at­ to them and to their descendants for especially in view of the revolutionary sentiment in tended a dinner given for him by the Canadian all time? , of Good Taste “Might not great Iron, coal and cop­ the Dual Monarchy of the elements from which Government. During his remarks on the part per Industries be storied In conjunc­ tion with shipbuilding, fishing and — these soldiers came who, according to Serbian played by organized labor in the world crisis he lumbering, shares" in each to be given is his judicious selection of correct, well­ said: "Where here and there your confidence may to every soldier, sailor, airman, etc., sources, are being consolidated in a great anti- the same being Inalienable from him fitting apparel—for, indeed, is a. man German confederation. Bearing in mind that out 1 be violate*, in the great final result your success and his heirs ? will be in taking labor unen more and more into “Alep ai-tract of land be divided for “ known by his clothes." In the famous of a total population of - 53,060,000, tîie southern agricultural pursuits and the making Semi-ready taikred-tomeasure line, you your confidence. Place us on our honor yid we of permanent homes. Slavs, Poles, Czechs, Italians, Roumanians and "will not betray you.” “Vancouver Island, with Its equable can make no mistake, for here is found climate, similar to that of the Fouth kindred-elements account for over 30,000,000, it re­ The violation of confidence, which Mr. Gomp­ of England, and being rich fn mines, the true expression of elegance and good quires no stretch of imagination to picture the kind ers said might develop here and there, does not im­ timber and agricultural possibilities, form—plus a right price and an unequi­ ply only the rupture of an agreement or under­ would be an ideal home for all who de­ of volcano that is seething beneath the Throne of sired to live there, being, as It !•» the vocal guaranty. standing between employers ami employees. It gateway of the Pacific, with all Its T_------tFh Emperor Karl or to realize why he is seeking means also attempts to take unfair advantage of opportunitiesI of trading. T-j , peace through the Vatican and elsewhere with so contractors, striking' without warning or regar* "K. BUSS. to the terms of contract or the obligation* assumed 1607 Fern wood Road. Victoria, B.C. &rmt-rradu Ulailmrrb QUotfjrfl i-iuefc evident desperation. A copy of the above was sent, io The by contractors in regard to materials or time limit. Times. London. Kmrinnd,. to which the It-means, also, attempts, to extort galfi out following reply was received: FOR MEN HOW ONE FIRM DID IT. of a national emergency through the paralysis “Printing House Square. of vital industries. On_ this latter point Mr. London, England. The Seattle shipbuilding firm whieli holds the- Gompers has taken a strong stand, He has •Dear Fir,—Loril Northcllffe desires represent the acme of apparel craftsman­ me to dhy that your scheme, or some­ ship—harmonious jffects painstakingly American record in rapidity of output of steel been - unsparing in bis denunciation of organi­ thing similar, will certainly be a matter zations—happily few and far between—which for consideration after the war.—Yours built into each and every garment; and ships is new in the industry. -A very short time, faithfully,. tried to capitalize the nation’s agony to their (Signed) “V. PRICE. the price-savings to you are the result of ago its activities were devoted entirely to ita advantage. He has driven them from the Private Secretary.” Semi-ready perfected organization and original business—1 umbering—and the construc­ great federation of which he is the head, publicly Htr Robert Borden. ITemler qf Can­ ada, replied as follower tailoring system. Spring and Summer tion of steel ships was not even dreamed of. When brantring them as the potential allies of the un­ “Ottawa. Sept. 17, 1817. 1918 models now invite your early in­ speakable Hun. He puts them in the same class the shortage of decAp carriers became acute the •My Dear air*—4 bets 4t>~ wtkiwMtl spection at our establishment. Suits and firm drentrd thwt- the best thing to do was te- tmitrt with the-profiteer and says both ought to be dealt ;edge the receipt of your letter of the lUh instant. The Government are Top-Coats, $l8‘to $50. wooden vessels for its otén use and began the necea-- with in the same way, | fully aware of the importance of the Mr. Gompers stands for co-opeAtion and mu problem of providing for the welfare gary preparations for the work. Before carrying of returned soldier*, and your sugges­ MEARNS A FULLER > tual confidence between employer and employee, tion will be taken into careful con­ Its plans for wooden ships into effect, however; it and hie influence has been a powerful factor in sideration.—Yours faithfully, Corner View and Douglas Streets was suggested that the company should construct bringing this about. The basis of that accord is (Sfgned) “R. L. BURDEN.” fair-play, something that js -due to the employer I also transmitted my proposal to steel vessels instead, the extraordinary demand for Mr. Lloyd George, who referred It to fropi the employee as much as to the employee the British Ministry of Reconstruction, g„ch ships and the encouragement given by the from the employer. Mr. Gompers will not support from whom I received the following Government offering unusual opportunities for the any movement which lacks fairness and rea­ rvi-l> . “Ministry of Reconstruction, industry. The company decided to build steel sonableness, or is prompted by the idea that if con I Queen Anne's Gate Buildings, It -went after contracta and received some. tractors and country have their "backs to the wall’ Westminster, 8.W I, April 5. 1818. . ships.IX Lt with stiff opposition from the powerful ship- the time is ripe to force them to extreme terms. “tilr,—J am directed by the Minister ë VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918

Continuing the Sale of Exceptional Coat Values—Friday

At $6.90, $10, $14.90, $17.50, $22.50 1V

These exceptional Coat values will continue to attract considerable interest again to-morrow. .Women who have delayed the • purchase of their spring novelty or summer occasional Coat are taking advantage g>f this special opportunity and they are buying now. This is a good time for you to do likewise. We are sure that you will appreciate both the styles and values. Further par­ ticulars are: , . ■ ' Serviceable - — A Few Big Range of Splendid Range of Handsome Coats Coats at $6.90 Coats at $10 Coats at $14.90 Coats at $17.50 at $22.50 Made from black and In black and white Beautifully tailored In good serviceable Of wool covert cloths, in white effects in a smart , checks, partly lined, models of all-wool Done­ tweeds, also in plain col­ fawn and green shades, three-quarter length, gal tweeds, in various also plain colored coat­ good serviceable mod­ shades. Splendid selec­ ora of grey and rose. ings in grey, rose and finished with belt and els in a fashionable tion to choose from, and Smart and stylish, hand­ blues. Excellent vari­ side pockets. style. all very fine values. ~ somely tailored. ety to choose from. —Mantles,. First. Floor /" Children’s Cotton Hose 600 Print Negligee and Outing Shirts Men’s White Canvas Ox­ 25c a Pair for Men to Go Friday at 89c Each fords With Heavy Rope New shipment of 1-in-l Rib Cotton Ilose, in black only; sizes 5^4 to 9. Special, a pair...... 25* Soles $1.75 a Pair - — ~4~——— —Huso, Main Floor This shoe was introduced by this house last summer and z proved a great favorite, especially with boatmen, tennis players, cricketers and others for general sports wear. Our new stock has just arrived. It is even stronger and better finished than last year's stock. All sizes 6 to 11. Ladies’ All-Wool Sweater Special, a pair,..,...... $1.75 —Men’s Shoes, Main Floor ;_Coats, $8.75 * \ Nice and warm for chilly mornings and evenings. The ideal sports garment. Indispensable for boating, golfing, after tennis playing or other energetic sports. A well-made, stylish, model of all-wool, finished with square convertible collar,, side pockets Boys’ Overalls 75c and sash. In shades rose, paddy, emerald, saxe, Copenhagen. purple, cardinal and brown. Splendid value at...... $8.75 —Sweaters, First Floor a Pair —To fit boys 2% to 7 years. In black, khaki or black with white stripe. Strong and serviceable. $3.90 Is a Low Price for Such Ideal for play or garden wear. Dainty Blouses of Silk —Boys’ Clothing, Corner View and Broad Crepe de Chine f Very simple styles it's tme, but the simplicity coupled with such' ' Just think of it, men—89c for a Print Negligee or Outing Shirt—a Early. Summer Wearfher pretty, delicate shades and good weight materials make them - most effective and hence—quick selling. The shades include price as low as any half-yearly Clearance Sale. We were fortunate in rose, Copenhagen, flesh, maize, navy, black and white. Spe­ buying up this small lot at a very low figure, so we are going to make it Makes a Garden Hose cial value at ...... $3.90 an exceptional Shirt Day to-morrow. This is your chance to fill up —Waists. First Floor your Shirt needs. These Shirts are made in coat style, cut full size iri body and finished with starched or soft double cuffs, starched collar a Necessity hand nn4 enf+ l^r.up.v.o ____u | , ' «...... ■ ' . ■■ ...... - -7- Spencer « Three-Ply Rubber Garden. Hose, Complete with Cotton Underwear for Coupling* and Nozile, A good range of light fancy stripes, in blue, mauve, black and other ——. Children edora -Sizes-Mie Iftfe - Priced for a big sale Friday at 89^ each. Harvey Knit Vests of fine rib; low neck and short sleeves. Nice —Men’s Shirts, Main Floor summer weight. Each. 35* and...... 50* Harvey Knit Drawers, closed style, loose knee and laee trimmed. A one year guarantee given with this special Garden Hose— A pair...... ;...... ,50* and we could not give that unless we had i>erfeet confidence that Zimmerknit Cotton Vests, long or short sleeves. Each. 25* and it's the best and most reliable Garden Hose of its kind. to ...... 40* 300 Pairs of Men's Cloth Pants Spencer's Three-Ply Vi-Inch Rubber Hose is in 50-ft. lengths Zimmerknit Drawers, tight or loose knee, lace trimmed. Each, and sold complete with couplings and combination brass nozzle 40* and ...... 50* In Surplus Sizes Priced for a Quick Disposal at the special price of $5.98. Zimmerknit Combinations, low neck and loose knee; laee trimmed. Friday a Pair $2.95. $3.75, $5.00 Only through buying and selling a tremendous qnantrity can A suit...... 50* we offer it at this price. Over seven thousand feet sold last week­ —Knit Underwear, First Floor Well-made Pants, from durable quality tweeds and worsted stripe effects. end—there’s a very big demand, so place your order early. Patterns and shades to suit both work, business and dress wear. Mostly large —Hardware, Second Floor sizes—40, 42 and 44. About 300 pairs in the lot and theyAre-piiced low for an immediate disposal. See samples displayed in our windows. _jj Candy Specials Another Big Shipment —Men’s Clothing, Corner View and Broad Odo-Ro-No \ for Week-End of Summer For Excessive Peppermint Bulls ’-Eyes—Reg. Perspiration 40c, for ...... 23* Models in Thom­ Choose Your Blankets. Sheets, Pillow Plain Butterscotch—Keg. 30c, We have a large supply of this for ...... 25* Cases and Comforters excellent deodorant at the Almond Butterscotch — Reg. son’s Glove-Fit­ 40c, for ...... 29* ' From the Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in the Province. old prices. 25*, 50* and Maple Croquettes—Reg. 40c, at ...... $1.00 ting Corsets If you need any article in the way of Bedding you are sure of getting satisfac­ for...... 29* tion if you buy it at our Staple Department, where we stock the widest range in .—Drugs, Main Floor Turkish Delight—Reg. 40e, for A complete range of style# to suit ...... 29* all figures. Many models are made the province, and the prices arc the lowest consistent with quality. Tutti Prutti—Reg. 40c, for from a light-weight batiste, specially Our White Blanket* come in a number of good Onr Special is a Hemstitched Pillow Case, ...... 29* suited for summer wear. qualities and in sizes to suit all beds. From a worth 50c, for, each ...... 40* ■ MAY Horton’s Chocolates, with medium quality, us low as $5.75 a pair, our roasted aliponds, a half cake The busts of these Corsets still Our Cotton Wool Comforters are filled with remain low and the elastic top model next price is $7.25, and then $8.50 tq, a DESIGNER at ...... 30* pair...... $16.00 pure sanitary filling and covered with good "Kewpie Dolls, a box...... 10* «ôtes is more popular than ever. We also quality sateens and muslin covers. Prices •CLOVE Maple Crispettes, a pkg... .5* have a good variety of the higher Beady-to-Vse Cotton Sheets, made from strong range from, each, $3.25 to...... ,$6.75 IS IN bust models for figures that require quality full bleached sheetings, all hand torn Eiderdown Comforters are selling at summer . BLbKt,,V!CBPrt.-, The materials are •ml gently hemmed. Fftr ftinglft, fltetUjWO..,cir . , ■ - «■priye» emt *9.U0 to $I.tW*"eIieaj>or than you especially good—some in hroche, full-sized beds, from, a pair. $3.00 to $5.50 will be able to buy next fall. We have a others in the flesh shade. Plain and Hemstitched Pillow Cases, of which splendid range from which you can choose, i Keep the Wolf from the Door of the we have some very $iee qualities at practi­ covered with fine art sateens and some with Prices From $1.75 to $4.50 cally old prices. Sizes rang# from 40 inches ' aatin and silk. -In all aizes. Prices range from. Allies by Food-Saving —Corsets, First Floor to 46, all sizes being merited the same price, each, $8.00 to as high as ...... $25.06 I .—Canada Food Board. each, 25* to ...... 45* —Staples, Main Floor :j DAVID SPENTCERl^lSreÊp^:

ty VICTORIA' DAILY TIMES', THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918 —......

sage Corps In May, and Overseas short* 69 M A . YOl- unteer worker. _ „ Charlesworth. came to England at the HA- R. Marpole, of Vancouver! _ •ame time to offer his services, and •pending the week in the city as the eventually Went out to Salonika with guest oC Jier parents, Col. and Mrs. the Army Service Corps. After serv­ Holmes. ing a year and a half he was Invalided out of the army, and returned to bis LIMITS* A * * home In British Columbia. The only Charles L. ’■Harris, secretary of the child of Mr. and Mrs. Charlesworth, "Eat only 1 ounce) Hours I SO a m. to I p m. I Island Automobile Association, will instead of 4 and the Sec. Lt. A. T. B. Charlesworth, R. F. C„ Store leave on Monday for Campbell ÏÎJyey Allies will have sugar " was killed in an aeroplane accident last .Vadaaaday. I o'clock; Saturday 1.10 p-m. and other points. —Canada Food Board. May. He came over with the 88th Vic­ PAY LESS ☆ A A toria Fusiliers as a corporal, served In tore. Ralph Smith, M. P. P., return rrance with the. Canadian Infantry. Try the Big Cash Store with an ed to the city yesterday after spending secured his commission In Order—Do it now. the week-end in Vancouver, and will Silver the R F. C. Mrs. Charlesworth Is remain here until the end of the now at the Grafton Hotel, Tottenham Exceptional Valtie in week. Court Road, London. W.” AAA DRUG DEPT Miss Clark, who has been on a visit Plate to-her parents at Salt Spring Island, *~-of English and Can»-, Lyman's Groats, per tin ...... • . 25^ has Yeturned to the city and resumed dian manufacture. Plat­ Women's Navy Blue ed on hard, white metal. KINfi’SDAUOHTERS Robinson's Patent Barley, per tin ...... 35* fier duties at the office of Dr. Paul Higgins. Palm Olive Soap, 2 cakes for ...... 25* AAA KfSnJSSFSBaSPt Duncan, Limited, pre­ Capt and Mrs. A. K. Jukes went serve a high institutional SPLENDID EFFORTS Serge Suits over to Vancouver on Tuesday and are Standard of quality in spending a few days ae the guests of •very presentation made SPECIAL FRIDAY IN GROCERY DEPT. Capt Jukes’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. An­ to their natrons. Tm* STANDARD never varies drew Jukes. bo' mtmatter...... what the.. price At $2950, $32.50, $35.00 Lipton's Cocoa, regular-price 25c. Friday' price ... .19* AAA ton sidération. Circles Report Good Work at Miss Uren, who has been matroA of Our Silver Plate selec­ tions are particularly the General Hospital at Ladysmith for nressive of this ‘.STAND."— Yesterday's Meeting; Daf­ the past two years, has resigned her arl> and $39.50 SPECIAL FRIDAY IN FISH DEPT. post, and it is understood will offer her Fruit Stands. fodil Tea Netted $104 services for duty at the front. Fresh Spring Salmon, per lb...... 25* AAA - - • Smart styles, good quality materials Among the figures in a photograph Sandwich pishes, Fresh Cod Fish, per lb...... 12* • Sugars and Creams. and splendid, workmanship, arc features in ‘Canada,*’ of the “soccer" team of Butter Dishes. Splendid reports of the good work Fresh Cod Fillets, per lb...... 15* the 3rd Canadian Command Depot, to which we would direct your attention. which represented the Seaford Area in accomplished by the King's Daughters Sergeants' Canes— were handed In at the /monthly busi­ Even in our more moderate priced gar­ the recent Canadian Military cham­ Unusual showing of pionship, is that of Llevl F, Bark these silver-mounted ness meeting of that organization held ments you will find a certain distinction IN THE MEAT DEPT. shire, of Victoria. In the Rest Room yesterday afternoon. that placed them apart from the ordinary, AAA Mrs. L H. Hardie, District President, Mi& Ethel Clark, who expects to go MAY’S BIRTH8TONB: was In the chair, and a good attend AT $29.50—Suit of 'fine quality navy A good supply of Fresh Dairy-fed Pork and Pure Pork, overseas in the near future to resume The Emerald; Its mean­ Sausages for Friday and Saturday. her duties as a V. A. D nurse, left on ing—happiness. ance of members were present. After blue serge, belted all round, has white yesterday afternoon's boat for Van 4he customary routine business, Mrs. hemstitched collar and is finished with couver, where she will visit with F. Gardiner, reporting from the friends for a few days. buckles. Mitchell* Duncan King's Daughtera' Hospital at Duncan, GROCERY DEPT. JEWELERS stated that the institution was doing AT $32.50—An all-wool Navy Blue rJ?.J' 8nZ2**fc.ettl «««tor of the Serge Suit, with pleats at back and on Red Ribbon Buckwheat Flour, packet ...... 23* Dominion Okieriaton-. went over to Central Building much splendid work and bad been able evening In order to View end Broad Sts. to meet expenses, a state of affaire af hips. This model is finished with bone Blue Bibbon Peeled Peaches, per packet...... 18* attend the commencement exercises at the University vf British Columhl. to­ ording much satisfaction to the mem buttons, and lined with grey satin. Baker's Fresh Orated Cocoanut, per tin. k.,, C P R and B.C. Electrto Ktrs. The Victoria Circle reported the ...14* day. at which Dr. W. W. CamfMT ‘Tatch Inspectors Director of the Lick Observatory, will purchase of a new wheel chair, this AT $35.00—Fine Navy Blue Serge Suit, Reception Baking Powder, 12-oz. tin...... 20* be the speaker. makin* the fourth purchased by the made with a wide belt. Collar of sand Reception Baking Powder. 5-lb. tin ...... ‘ reMr7’ 178 SBd 179 Delivery. 6631 *'• V Luiuoualle. A -.A A ------city, an le proved by the announcer ri,n!‘ ™ D- 0rravca ami E. Oodllnr: A notice has been Issued by the ment that 113 girls used the room on Lieut. W J. Witch, -R.P C., Lieut. R Canadian military authorities In Eng one day this week. Our values will interest you. A few of the most im­ Ely Louis L. Grant. Major C. H. land to the effect that as all available The annual meeting of the order will Schrelher. Lieut. W. C. Warren. LleuL ships will be required for the transport be held in the Rest Room on Wednes portant weaves only mentioned here. , £ 9; IIl!'T,r*r.!tJ' I,ünc“n. and Mrs. H. of soldier# after the war. the Wives and day May Î2. at 8 oriock. whtn the , These are fast dyes. x C. >. Hall, of Qualicum Beach. dependents of Canadian officers and election of officer! for the ensuing ------W----A----+ ------other ranks now In the British Isles y*ar will be held and annual reports W»vy Dress Serf*, 44 inches wide. Special, $1.95 a BECOMING NEW HATS Mrs. J. Ch ailes, residing with her whê do not Intend to live there per­ received, and the annual convention yard. ' • i parents at «23 Avalon Road, yesterday manently should consider the question to be held at Duncan on June 14. An extensive as­ received a cablegram from the War of Uwlr Immediate return to Canada It was announced that the daffodil Navy Suiting Serge, 56 inches wide. Special, $2.50 Office stating that her husband. Sec- unless they are prepared to remain In tea held at. Government House a yard. sortment of clever, ond-Lieut. Challes. was in No. 14 Gen­ England for at least a year after their cently netted $164.21, which sum ..... new models, embody­ eral Hospital at Wilmereaur. with a husbands have been sent back to Can- be divided among the three circles for Navy Suiting Serge, 50 to 52 inches wide. Special, wound in his left hand. He left To- the carrylpg-on of the work. In con ing all the latest ronto In 1916 with the Toronto Uni­ A A' A o nectlon with the- tea the members $2.75 to $3.50 a yard. mid-season Millinery versity Corps, afterwards. taking a Mrs. P. B. Gillies, of Vancouver, en­ have expressed their thanks to the commission with the British Artillery. tertained a few friends on Tuesday af­ Lieut-Governor and Lady Barnard. Heavy Weight Serge, 54 to 56 inches wide. Special, ideas, as seen in New A A A ternoon In honor of Lady Topper, to Madame Chase Casgraln, Mesdames $3.75 to $4.75 a yard. York to*dny. The A marriage of interest to local friends whom was presented a life member­ JJ* J* bowser, a W. Gibson. F 3d. or the groom took place in England on ship In the National Chapter, 1. O. D. E. Rattenbury, C. R. DunaforU, Butchart, variety is tremen­ March 16 when Richard Charte# Par- Major.-Oen. Leckle. G. O. C„ made the J* ", Pemberton, and Miss Angus and dous. all so dressy, row. son of C. H. Farrow, of Vancou­ to all who assisted on that occasion ver, was united in marriage with Mary presentation on behalf of the Vancou­ so fetching, so chic. daughter of the late Evelyn Hay Mur­ ver Municipal Chapter, and In proffer­ Mercerized Lisle and Silk ray, of H ascom be. Surrey, England. ing the medal expressed his admiration There are White ♦ • * The ceremony wan performed by the of Lady Topper's patriotic work and Italian Milana, Lis­ VA Ç. S. tiaddjer at St. 1‘eter’a Has- her aplendk! example of patriotism In­ “BESTBÀVËrPÏTIENTS • y el - , - - - rmiw-r érés, in demure little giving her to the great Underwear :• m, AAA cause. Oen. Leckle was accompanied Turbans ; many in The members of the Victoria Ladles' by his A. D. C„ Capt. Jukes. .swimming Club gave an enjoyable the short-back Poke V A A . A ENTERTAINED TUESDAY sT In Flesh Color dance in the ballroom at the Alexandra effect ; jaunty Sail- House on Tuesday evening, more than Reference to a former resident of ors, and other fa­ three hundred guests attending the Metchosln. Is made In a paragraph Women who appreciate Under­ affair. An excellent programme of headed “A Patriotic Family.'■ appear- vored, styles. Many music was furnished by Ozard's or­ Ing In the recent Issue of “Canada." wear of fine texture and dainty flower-laden Ilats, chestra. Dancing commenced at nine The paragraph reads: "The name of Delightful Concert and Socia appearance will find the follow­ and eqptinued until one o'clock, and Mrs. S. G. Chaçlesworth. A. P. M M. ing lines particularly interesting. prettily a d ol- n e d during the evening a delicious buffet C., Command Depot. Bland ford, ap- Arranged by Mrs. D. W. Web­ with blossoms of field and garden, or trimmings of wings, or •upper was served In the downstairs penred In the recant list of ' M These are splendid values. cafe under the direction of Mrs. Jen­ for war sen-ice*. % Mrs. Charlesworth ster at Hospital perhaps long feelers and buds of chiffon—all so new, so be­ ner. Much of the success of the affair formerly resided at Metchosln. Vic­ Women's Fine Lisle Vests, low coming. was due to the efforts pt the energetic toria. B. C„ and joined the local branch neck, band top, at* 60*. Also committee, including Mrs. J. H. Sledge, of the Almeric Paget Military Mas­ Our prices are $5.00 to $10,00 less than you are accustomed A^ merry party to the number of with crochet yoke at 6is*. I If 1" i to pay for a very ordinary Hat in any other store. »be oW 0ower* 1° the rafcbir» For the violet and the rose. ,A i tion having been accomplished by Ed­ shows that people are pondering more pas" and “Green Mansions* have re­ had brought out the May flowers, arid Without one there is no other— ward L Day, of Vancouver, the repre over the problems that face the world ceived the favorable verdict of the the first ones Uncle Wigglly saw were Quickly Vncle Wigglly held the He wants them both to grow. eentatlve of Chandler A Fisher, Ltd., BABY’S OWN TABLETS some yellow dandelions. to-day than upon the momentous quee most astute readers. Of course what bunch of May bloenoma under the none through which firm the machine Til pick a nice bouquet of them God knows the heart that sorrows tion of whether some qweet young Is technically known as the fluffy- of the Hkoeslcks. who. not l>elng able an# take them to Nurne Jane,” said He counts each tear as It falls. purchased. Dr. Paul Higgins, who will Thousands of mothers keep a box of thing achieved the doubtful felicity of rtfflc style of novel, Dispensation of the to help hlmeelf, took a long smell. And the rabbit gentleman to himself. "They Oh1 soul look up. look yonder. have charge of the machine and carry Rally's Own Tablets In the houv as the altar of . Hymen. hour Is still eagerly sought by the more then! I just wlnh you could have frivolous element, who care for any- Will look pretty in the new hollow heard that Bkeeilrke aneeie! To thee a deep voice calls, out the X-ray work at the hospital, long as (hero are little ones about. ■ • Mir Oltvef~ Lo4**MP "IUy.aion.tL”, deal­ stump bungalow." " A 1/.* A I- — _a_ - . . God knows—God knows. ing with certain communications the thing am* bt. JLust. off the. press, ®nd supervised the installation. Two large Among them is Mrs. Marcel D. I*- which will amuse without taxing men? LAVRA LEWIN. Blanc Memramcook West. N. B„ who author Is supposed to have had with dandelions, and, just as you would do cJum-vhrm-nhoo-rjwm; ; 'gmw & bis son who met his death in Flanders, tal faculties In the ,11*1,10.1 de*re. Bimeeed. almoul like a troll.y car. I "Fur. Mtoeu.vyAai.r_i.. But generally .peaking, the public if you had gathered any. thé rabbit nave never been without Baby's vwn Is still the most popular book on the gentleman smelled of them. But, nrr And he ineeied eo hard that he- OLD-FASHIONED REMEDIES ment as an X-ray laboratory, and shelves. "The Regimental Surgeon," taste, perhaps due to-the Influence of eooner had he brought the May blos­ turned n back nomeraault end a front every detail Is now complete for the Tablets. Whenever, any of my chil­ peppereautt head over heela Into a big dren are ailing the^Tablet# promptly by a Victoria medical man. Dr. Dolby present conditions, has undergone a soms close to his pink, twinkling nose, Grandmother's remedies compound­ reception > of patients requiring such comes next, and there has been a large decided improvement. than he sneezed : Î? Ehere «tuck, while Un­ treatment. relieve them. I have such fajHift in them cle Wigglly hopped «afely to his bun- ed from the medicinal roots and her» # mat I never demand at times Impossible to fill for “À-ker-choo-ker-chaoi ** of the flaida are ndw found upon tl.„ The apparatus Is the "Victor Snook" hesitate In recoin annul log Mr Gerard's "My Four Years in Ger­ "Ha ! That's funny!" said Uncle galow with the yellow May blononu. machine, and la the finest, largest and them to any of my friends who have Bo the bunny got away from the [helves of the modern drug stores in little ones in the home." The Tablets many." A large number of technical Wiggily, blinking his eyes. “1 wonder moat modem X-rtty equipment manu­ ittractlve packages and are among the factured at the present day. and Vic­ are sold by medicine dealers or by works, especially those on boat-build­ what made m<$ sneeze? Can I be Bkeealck, and Nur«« Jane «aid the po«le« were Just too aweet fS bestsellers In prepared medicines. toria Is sold to be the first of the Coast mail at 2R cents a box from The Dr. ing and the keeping of rabbits are In * Special Prices catching cold?" ON NEW COATS THIS WEEK. Profmnent among them In that famous cltlee to have such a fine plant, similar Williams Medicine Co.. Brockvlllc. Oat constant use. In fact, it would seem 'Not at all, Uncle Wiggily," answer­ “2'ïikêSVh*un,y ,neczed old root and herb remedy, Lydia EL New goods coming In every day ed a gentle voice. ‘'We made you machines being at Camp Lewis and from the number of applicants for Come and see us before buying Finkham's Vegetable Compound, San Francisco. your coat, suit, dress, skirt, etc. sneeze, but we didn't mean to--we • So If the rye bread doesn't take a Ten days after the Canadians began works on the subject that these inter­ couldn’t .help It” “'e,®ut V* »u“>mo*»'« «re. thlnk- which for three generations has been T>ne of the advantages of the appar­ esting animals are assorting an impur-, relieving the women of America from their Somme offensive, the Y. M. C. A FAMOUS STORE Who ate you?" asked the Ing Its a bologna sauaage. I'll tell you atus is that with It Instantaneous had thirty-seven centre# operating on tant place in the increased production the worst forms of female ills jmd la 1814 Government Street gentleman, • lookin# around in next about Uncle Wigglly and the May radiographs are possible of any at the he battlefields. New marquees, tran*- . AovesKftt, an# bull din# sm- Mr™in us une. 1 The new timing device enables the ------one move— $24,000. VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918

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Prince Lichnowski's memorandum For the Boys in Khaki devotes considerable attention to Sir Edward Grey’s effort to place the Bal kan situation upon such a basis a» the beginning of the war the would ensure the peaceful solution of hlUl I7VER since the various delicate questions arising •US* ils Gillette Safety Razor in Civilian dress— there from time to time. On this sub­ ject the memorandum says in part: *. II. has served our Canadian troops with distinction The Scurrah Hat Shop is different. When you Shortly after my arrival in Isondon, in 1912. Sir Edward Grey proponed an come here to buy a Hat there are .several feature* Informal exchange of views in order to Overseas. The Gillette “Standard”, “Pocket Edition” and “Combination Sets” about the store and its service that you cannot fail prevent a European war developing out of the Balkan War, since, at the out have played their parts so well that they have been mentioned in thousands fro appreciate. Titus break of that war, we had unfortun ..— Every Hat displayed Is an exclusive model, freshly Im­ ately declined the proposal of the of “dispatches”, no less sincere because they are private and personal. They ported and correct In stylé. French Government to Join in a de­ claration of disinterestedness and im­ —No two Hats are alike and none are copied. We maintain partiality on the part of the powers. have made such a record that each and every American soldier is being no workroom to do this class of work. THE BRITISH STATESMAN MAIN­ —This policy of 'étie-of-a-kind permit* the utmost scope for TAINED FROM THE BEGINNING equipped with a Safety Razor. selection, whether you are seeking a tailored made at as low THAT ENGLAND HAD NO INTER­ a figure as $3 56, or a dainUr dress hat a* high as $20 , - MEANS LACED HIMSELF ON THE HIDE them we have designed the new and OF THE ENTENTE POWERS, AND DURING THE NEGOTIATIONS, distinctly Military Sets here illustrated— WHICH LASTED ABOUT EIGHT cent Federal election on behalf of MONTHS, HE DENT HIS GOOD­ two Khaki Sets and the handsome either Unionist or Laurier-Liberal can­ WILL AND POWERFUL INFLU­ MINISTER RESENTS ENCE TOWARD THE ESTABLISH­ didate. He sees no reason for the fob- MENT OF AN. UNDERSTANDING. 'Canadian Service Set.1 iir=° •tvW f ric&tioi/ that he was a staunch sup- Instead of adopting the English point pot ter of the Laurier-Liberal candi­ of view we accepted that dictated to us UNFAIR IMPUTATION date, unit s.-. it be another example of by Vienna. Count Mensdorff led the fTpnstrir.n tvtlcsto parade .« vulgar Trtpti- Mii-tm-r rn I.nncfnn rrrrrt f wns Each of these Military Gillettes has display of Imperialism as a cloak. for |hi# second. —------captivating public sentiment Gray Always Conciliatory. its ‘special advantages—all of them are There is no foundation in the charge, My duty was to support hi* pro­ 'Ton, E, D. Barrow Not Afraid says- the Minister, and he has no mis- posals. The clever and experienced sensible, serviceable and thoroughly -glvtngs of 04* own aldHty -to wage a Count Sxogyenyl was at the helm in -/ of a Fight on Fair ' fight. If a contest is necessary, on Berlin. His refrain was “casus practical. Look in the windows for the sound common sense lines without foederis," and when once I dared to {Jkmmày for Dokomry May 25tk.) Lines wandering into a discussion on irrele­ doubt the Justice of this phrase I was vant questions seriously warned against Austrophob- Store-cards showing them—then Step Mr. Barrow states that the whole ism. Referring to m>; father, it was question -of a contest hangs upon the even aaid that 1 had inherited U. m inside and see the Sets themselves. You know The ii«.n. K. D Bauro#, Minister of decision of the convention which is every point, including Albania, the someone who would more than appreciate one of Agriculture, returned to his office in taking placé this afternoon. In any Serbian harbor* tn the Adriatic. Svu case he is by no means Intimidated by tari, and In the definition of the Al­ the Parliament Buildings this morning, the promised punishment hinted at by banian frontiers, we were on the side these new Military Sets. ———------from a trip to his Chilliwack constitu­ the Leader of the Opposition In the of Austria and Italy, while Sir Ed­ ency. Hie stary will lie a short one public press. ward Oréy hardly ever took th. French or Russian point of view. On the con­ since he contemplates leaving for the trary. he nearly .always took our part mainland again this evening to be in Ready to Tesch Pupils.—At the meet­ in order to give no pretext for war— readiness for the by-election cam­ ing of the City School Board next which wak afterward brought about by The Gillette Safety Razor Co. paign. should any opposition be forth­ Wednesday a deputation will i*e re­ a dead Archduke. It was with his help coming from the convention taking ceived from the Y. M. Ç. A. with re­ that King Nicholas was Induced to gard to teaching pupils in the City leave Scutari, tnherwlse there would The Minister resents the statement Schools to swim during the rn—tng have been war over this matter, as we of Canada Limited, that he took aii active part in the re­ summer. should never have dared tu ask "our allies'* to make concessions. Sir EdwartL. Grey conducted the ne­ gotiation# with cure, calm and tact. Office and Factory : 65-73 St. Alexander St., Montreal. When a question threatened to become involved he proposed a formula which met the case and always secured con­ sent. He acquired the full von fide five ...... of all the representatives. BmimiiiiiiiffliiiiiniHiniimi Austria and Russia. White White Once again we had successfully withstood one of the many threats against the strength characterizing our policy. Russia had »w*en obliged to give way to us aJl along the line, as she never got an opportunity to ad­ vance Serbian wishes Albania was set I soldiers' case and they contend that Shoes obtaining the . desired satisfaction -for Shoes up a* an Austrian vassal state, and Serbia was driven away from the sen the Roumanians and have bound Ron the only way for the Government to mania to us, as she was b> Austria's LIEUT. GOVERNOR The conference was thus a fresh GREAT WAR VETERANS understand the soldier and Ihe soldier attitude in the second Balkan war, humiliation for Russia. to get a clear grasp of„ the Govern­ As In 187* knd 1908, we had op while afterwards she was estranged posed the Russian programme without from the Central Powers. ments"’ difficulties is for a candid ex In In German Interests being brought into Bulgaria's defeat in the second Bal­ Tfl HEAR SUGGESTION change uf vtew*. The Ume b*s.passed TO PRESENT MEDALS kan war and Serbia's, victory, play. Bismarck had 1» mmimfaw the and gone, says the sponsor of the pro­ mistake of the Congress by a secret as the Roumanian advance, naturally constituted a reproach to Austria, Tbs posât for platitudee and generalities. treaty, and his attitude In the 11atien- ami he likewise detwecale* haphazard - ?4ei*g question the downward incline Maa of equalising this hy -mlTRary In ABOUT CONFERENCES shots in the dark, both from the sol­ i» u.g taken by us in the Bosnian terventlon In Serbia seems to have Second Depot Battalion Will question —was followed up in London, gained ground rapidly In Vienna. This dier and those in control of the af­ and was not given up. with the result 1# proved by the Italian disclosure, and fairs of the country The underlying Parade to Parliament Build­ that It led to the abyss...... tM| it may be presumed that the \ motive_.«f the. Pian is - te.JUà down to The diHsaîlsfui tlcm then prevalent In ■dl Man Olfitlttifb; who dettcHbed the dollars and cents ings Monday Russia was given vent to during the plan as a “peri. ol»K«lwMim« *MtvenUlra" New Westminster Convention With the members of the two com- London Conference by an attack in (an extremely risky adventure), saved mittee^ face to face, it is contended, fhe Russian press on my Russian col­ US (MB a European war as far bark as Will Discuss Legislative the soldier can make his maximum de­ league and on Russian diplomacy. the summer of 1912. Intimate as mand. not always bargaining on get­ Ills German origin and Catholi. Russo-Itallan relations were, the as­ Committee Plans ting it satisfied, but with a view to ob­ The Second Depot Battalion will faith, his reputation as a friend of piration of Vienna must have been taining the right sort of information parade on Monday morning at eleven known in St. Petersburg. In any event. Germany, and the accident that he on that particular subject. With a o’clock before the Parliament Build­ M Take Jonescu told me that M. was related both to Count Mensdorff committee of the Legislature properly ings, where a presentation by the Lieu­ and to myself were mit made use of Sazunuff had said in Constanza that constituted and possessed of reason­ by dissatisfied parties. Although not an attack on Serbia on the part of ANXIOUS TO GET DOWN able powers, reasons can be shown why tenant-Governor of military medals a particularly Important personality, Austria meant war with Russia. such and such a proposal Is or Is not will take place. Capt. C. 8. Griffin.- of In the spring of 1914 one of my Count Benckendorff possessed many TO DOLLARS AND CENTS feasible and so disposed of at once the Second Depot Battalion, will re­ qualities of a good diplomat—tact, secretaries, on returning from leave without th* back fire which has at­ ceive a Military Cross for service in For all round Summer wear there is no shoe better looking worldly knowledge, experience, an in Vienna, wild that Herr von Tschlr- tended some Governmental Interviews this war. A. Watchman will be pre­ agreeable personality and a natural schky (German Ambassador in Vienna) when neither side had the opportunity sented with the Distinguished Conduct had declared that war must soon come. pr more in keeping than a pair of our New White Shoe*. We eye for men and things. He- sought Before the semi-annual convention of sensibly frank discussion. Medal, won in France by James W. always to avoid provocative attitudes? But as I was always kept in the dark Watchman, who has since been killed regarding important things. I con­ of the Great War Vcleians’ Associ­ The Fundamentals. and was supported by the attitude of ation. now In session In New West­ in action. 8. H. Warn, who was for­ show the duintiext and best fitting Footwear in Vietoria at England and France. sidered hi* pessimism unfounded. minster. comes to an1 end a Victoria Since tho wherewithal of any effec­ merly a private in the 27th Battalion, . 1 aa,d: 'Th<* Reeling In Russia Ever since the peace .of Bucharest tive scheme for the rehabilitation of will be given a Russian Cross of St. !* N rry anil-German.** He replied. It seem* to have been the opinion In suggestion pointing a way to a better prices that cannot lie ‘ " cated anywhere. understanding between the returned th*- returned soldier is invariably cold 0 There are also many strong influen­ Vienna that the revision of thl* treaty canh and since It Is upon the general The officers of the Depot Battalion tial pro-German circles there. But the should be undertaken Independently, men and the Provincial Government will lie discussed and probably acted public that the responsibility fur the would consider it an honor if repre­ people generally are anti-Austrian and onto » favorable spportunlti was pn.vMun of ‘he money devolve -, th* sentatives from other military' units awaited The' statesmen in Vienna upon. ICo»By remains to be added that our proposal suggests that the combin­ and organizations of the city would exaggerated Austrophiiiam. is not and Bucharest could naturally count Many member* of the organization take part in the parade. 10-inch Top White Beige skin upon our support. Thl* they knew, both in this city, in Vancouver, and in ation committee would sooner or later Very Pretty High White I.ace, «.oily likely l„ ,,r,..,k „p th, Kn be 1n a position to judge what th* tax­ Lace. Very latest design. lent, Iinfl turn Ru«,la> altmtlon to for already they had been reproached the Royal City have come to the con­ Louis or Cuban d»/* AA several times for their slackness. Ber­ clusion that nothing is to be gained payer would have to pay for the con­ Louis heel. AA her Asiatic Interests. TILLICUM INSTITUTE heels Per pair..... VVeW lin even insisted on the "réhabilita by a continual policy of bickering summation of any scheme propounded. Only, pair ...... V < «VU P*** - War Diplomacy. That Is to say the genera^ rate of tion" of Austria. with an occasional deputation to the Mrs. J. D. Gordon was the speaker At the same- time <1913 the Balkan (To be Continued# Provincial Cabinet and the almost in wages earned t>y the taxpayer would he taken Into account so as to see if at yesterday’s meeting of the Tllltcum Conference met in London, and I had variable results such and such a soldier scheme would Women’s Institute, taking as her sub­ the opportunity of meeting the leading ject “How parents can best help or Joint Conference Committee. or would not tax him Into a state of Something Special—Two pretty men of the Balkan States. The most COMPANIES REGISTERED hinder children In their school wrk " White Mary Janes and Pumps. An endeavor will be made to secure lines. High White Lace, with important personage among them was Speaking as a former teacher and a M. Venizelos. He was. anything but Jimall List of Concerns Incorporated the united support of the 'convention In all the newest A growing faction of the returned mother, she made a plea for more co­ military and -sport CA anti-German, and particularly prize! for the Laet Week. tee In a plan that will m men is anxious to meet- the situation heels. Only, pair.. vO.OU styles, up from...... é D. operation between the parents and the the order of the Red Eagle, which he the formation of a legislative Com quickly and fairly, but in a manner teacher, and the cultivation of a mu a even wore at the French Embassy. During the week ending at noon to­ mittee from the rank* of the Great .that Is best calculated to bring re­ tual respect. Both were working to Girls, come in and see these. With his winning amiability and savoir day certificates of incorporation have War Veterans’ Association. With such sults without delay and the local the same end—that of making good faire he could always win sympathy. been Issued by the Registrar of Joint a body formed and with due regard claim, as advanced in the suggestion citizens of to-mom>w. Mothers were Next to him a great role was played Stock Companies in respect of the fol­ having been paid to the qualifications seht to the convention, points to joint apt to forget, in condemning the prac­ by Ihuieff, the then Bulgarian Prime And for the younger folks. White lowing concerns, official notification ôf Its personnel it Is generally con­ conferences as a solution, with frank tices of homework, that such studies Vhtld,"*. .While Button and Mary Minuter and Coqnt Berchtold's .cunfi- ceded that a good deal more effective * îtàh'daTs antf Pumps;' in" rubber Qf.whtab,, Wtil.be nyide tnjhi# day * is­ discussion, for one. two. three, or four were often done in a room where a Unttf. ifé if#vc the Impression of be­ sue of The British Columbia Gazette * “ work»*ovto a*wuBM*Uslxn4 w»q*cs .it pecesgsry, between two such general conversation was being car- ing a capable and energetic man, and sole*, at Off r,."p...... $i.5o National Mdtor Company. Limited, value obtained from the operation of committees as described âMn&i*™ * - d on, xAAltiljing the child to lag even the Influence of his friends at private, authorised capital. $10,000; the Civil Service Act, now promised *------/ in the work and preventing tHftt «m* *1.50 to...... Yle/ina and Budapest, at which he for. enforcement on June 1 next. registered office of the company, Vic­ Ward Seven Cottage Gardeners.— centration which was sueh an essen­ sometimes laughed, was attributable toria. TIi.- proposal would not be complete, The Cottage Garden Association of tial factor In the-acquiring of àn edu­ to the fact that he had let himself Be Point Hydraulic Mining Company, of course, with the formation of the Ward Seven listened to an Interesting cation. Mrs. Livingstone and George ®raw" !"to the second Balkan war and Limited, private, authorized capital, soldier committee Itself: A request McGregor and Mrs. V. 8. Mselachian and instructive address by L. Steven­ had declined Russian Intervention. $25.000; registered office of the com­ would lie sent to the Premier that he added their observations on the sub­ M. Take Jonescu was oft*ft in Lon- pany. Vancouver. similarly appoint a committee of Leg­ son, of the Dominion Experimental ject don. too, and visited me regularly. I Êhurne Steel Company, Limited, islative members, designating such a* Farm, on Tuesday evening. Hr. A resolution urging that children be had known him since the time when I public, authorized capital, $100.000; the Hoitqe Committee on the Returned Stevenson spoke on the food value of taught hygiene by competent Instruc­ whs secretary nt Bucharest. He was registered office of the cm Soldier question. Once the sugar beet and explained the pro­ tors was passed by the meeting. Mrs. also one of Herr von Klderlen-Wach- Khurne. fc many of the returned men opine that a cess by which the sugar could be eas­ J. D. Gordon, Mrs. Livingstone and Mr. ter s friends. His aim In London was Spartan Oil Company, Limited, non- series of conference* could promptly ily extracted for use In cooking. The McGregor speaking In support of It to secure concessions for Roumanla by personal liability, public, authorised he held between the two committees importance of seed-growing in view of The members of the Institute have negotiations with M. Daneff. In this capital. $250,000 ; registered office of the present shortage of seeds was em­ he was supported by the most capable with a very healthy prospect of com-' decided to Hold a flower and vegetable WATSON’S the company. Vancouver. phasised by the speaker, who declared show at the end of June, Mrs. Hud­ Roumanian Minister. M. Mlsu That plete- harmony resulting from the in­ North Wellington Colleries, Limited, terchange of. views. that Saanich could produce the finest dleston being appointed convener of these negotiations were stranded by private, authorized capital. $26.000; seeds in the world. He gave a list of the committee for this purpose. The tne Bulgarian opposition is known. registered office of the company, Van­ Leek of Understanding. suitable seeds and vegetables for next meeting of the Institute will be 635 Yates St. ,Phone 26 Count Berchtold- - and naturally we couver. There in a growing belief among growing Ht the district. At the next held In Mrs. Derbyshire's room at Toi- with him—was entirely on the side of Esplanade Pavilion, Limited, private. some returned soldiers that neither g < f the Association an expert w* Mthorted cpn.k nwtwered Provincial nor Federal Government» MCiibe the scientific fcttHng and "h succeeded by pressure on M. Daneff In office of the company. Vancouver. have a very clear conception of the plucking of poultry. men’s duty to herself N,

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novelty. Orren mimied everything to and made of It a stag* classic. On A NEW DISEASE be found within a barnyard, and goes Wednesday night he will be seen as still further afield by imitating a train STATISTICS INDICATE Supplementary Information on MX," of TWO ORIENTAL ACTS TO-DAY’S AMUSEMENTS Kccles in a revival of that delightful ROYAL VICTORIA whistle and bandsaw’, various musical English comedy classic "C'aste." Mail Which Announcement Was Instruments, to say nothing of a can­ Pantages—Vaudeville. ------orders ft* all of My Maqdè's perform­ ALL THIS WEEK Made by Cable. ine scrap and feline fracas. His part­ ances will be accepted now. RISING BAROMETER HEAD EXCELLENT BILL ner is some whistler and also contri­ Variety—Gloria Hope in "The butes a smg or two. Guilty Man.** Australian papers to hand on the The Military Censor at the base was There is a distinct departure from Romano— in "The very weary of the letters of soldiers Makura on Tuesday night give addi the customary black-face act In the Phantom Riders.” Who meandered on for ever on laid 1 y Rita Jolivet tional Information of the mysterious presentation of "After the Battle;** by written sheets of dirty paper; ho when Columbia—-Mildred Manning in Heroine of the Lusitahiki 1 Disaster, Bank Clearings and Building disease known us “JC," which has "The MeyaKos" and "Jue Fred La France and Joe Kennedy. The "Mary Jane's Pa." he came upon the following epistle he broken out in the Barrier district# of strenuous objections of tlie colored was very pleasantly surprised: Permits Encourage Opti­ New South Wales. Brief cable mess­ Quon Tai" Are Features battier to the renewal of a scrap are Reyal Victoria—Rita Jolivet in "Meat Mother.—I'm all right. You’re ages already intimated the surprise of very original and amusing. It is the "Lest We Forget.” ati rigfif. 'That's all right.—Love from mism for Summer scientists. It is described by the Sur of Rantages Show sort of dialogue that keeps everybody Dominion—Charlie Chaplin in "A Tom." gcon-Superlntendent (Dr. Birks) of the in 'a.^rollicking mood and ensures the Dog’s Lifei" Mae Marsh in “The Lest We Forget Broken Hill Hospital as follows: team a big reception. * Face in the Dark.” More than 160,000 magazines are dis­ “Our investigations have carried us tributed free every month by the Y. M. A film that will stir every Britisher far enough to make some statements C. A. Estimated cost $15,000. The monthly-re turps for April, to that we can be pretty sure of. The F|om the attractive opening number from hie pen the knack of hiding a hand yesterday. Indicate a generally germs of the disease are widespread; to the closing scintillating musical tear In a laugh. "A Kiss for Cinder­ MAUDE ADAMS IS • ella" is Hi three acts and Is said to be Improved condition of thlnjfi In Vic­ and although most peojde in thé dis­ comedy the Pantages show this week Is trict have prdbably come in contact artistically stai and competently toria in keeping with the optimistic composed of exceptionally high class and artistically with them, they affect only those acts. spirit of the spring season, flank clear­ whose blood lacks certain power to PANTAGES There are a couple of Oriental turns COMING NEXT WEEK ings and budding permits are two of resist the disease, which gains entry Vaudeville. COLUMBIA that must be classed as highly Inter VARIETY the best ihethods of Judging public de­ into the body most probably through Big Headliner. the air passages. That is to say. It is esting features “HEIR FOR TO-NIGHT.” Te-day,. Friday and Saturday velopment, they show a substantial breathed in;' The germs enter the A distinct element of surprise is The feature attraction which com­ And Five Other Fine Acta improvement in all lines. blood and by the blood are carried, to sprung bp “The Meyakos,” youthful menced this afternoon at the Variety Matinee. 1; Night. 7 and 9. Matinee, 10c; Children, 6c. The fact that 300 to 400 additional various organs, especially the brain artists from the Land of the Mikado. To Be Here One Night Only Theatre for the latter part of this Evenings, 16c; Children, 5c, 10c premises are occupied, as compared They burst through the little blood The youngsters display remarkable weék, is one of the strongest photo­ with twelve months ago, is also a fav­ vessels and rapidly set up an inflam­ versatility and are entertainers of the* in "A Kiss for plays of recent date. It Is the A. H. orable Index of the restoration of pub­ mation around the point where they flr*t order. XXler performing difficult Woods production of “The Guilty Man," ROYAL VICTORIA lic confidence. There are a number of break through. In moat cases death. is athletic feats the two Japanese girls Cinderella" (Written from the French “L’homme stores In the semi-business district va­ so rapid through interference with the prove their ability as singers and Coupable" of Francois Coppee by Ruth 'Monday, May 11, at HI. Mary Jane’s Pa cant. the majority of them being one- vital centres of the brain that noth­ dancers, assisted by an Americanised Heleq Davis and the late Ch&rtes CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS storey premises -which were erected by ing but minute areas are affect* .I We brother whose best offering is a violin Klein. When Mr. Woods presented this owners to endeavor to secure some kmNV that the germs break through solo. Maude Adams, who -has not been play on Broadway recently it met with With M4IK MaeDERMOTT revenue from land which was pressed the blood vessels In many other parts A very pleasing offering is that of seen bere in some time, comes to the tremendous success, playing a continu­ MAUDE ous engagement for months and ffoth-, by heavy local improvement assess- of the body—for instance, the kidneys, ^lu^f Quon Tai. billed as the Chinese Hoyal Victoria Theatre Monday, Abu Mjfrj iM. has been lost in., transferring it- to ment- House rents. ftxe. mtng. and so til® meins! cord, and the Intestines. The. prima.donna, who after giving a Chi­ 13, when she Will step forward to J ADAMS are stores in the more favored loca­ patients are, however, usually killed the screen. " nese, vocal selection ip. Oriental c«a- IN À NEW COMEDY BY J. M. tions. -The newer of five Mocks -are oc­ bÿ: thé process hi the brain before the tum**, thrills her audience by her 'IT. Banle’s new play, **A Kiss fo> ‘ The play presents a gripplngly hu­ man story, of struggle and. sacrifice, BAgR»€ cupied. but the demand for this class germs have time to affect the other or­ wonderful interpretation of that im­ Cinderella." This Is an announcement BILLY . of accommodation is still too limited gans. that will please all lovers of the theatre and depicts the life of a Parisian mortal Scotch ballad "Annie►Laurie." dancer and her beautiful illegitimate to fill up She older office buildings "The disease scents-to he confined to The transition from Oriental tow Occi­ and at all events Is sure to be pleasing “A Kiss For Cinderella” two or three months of the year; and to the admirers of the popular actress, daughter Gloria Hope and Vivian which were deserted when the larger dental dress is startling Arrayed In a Reed, as the daughter and wronged Prices 50c. to $2 00. WEST tabling* were " erected, and drew In looking back over the records of who in the best-beloved personality on filmy creation and wearing a drooping mother respectively, give especial dis­ Mail orders now. tenants from them. deaths occurring during January and picture hat, this charming Chine the American stage. It will be pleas­ F>hriiary in years gone by there have ant h» view a new work from the tinction to the production by their ef­ ifi Confidence in the automobile bust-1 American soprano is converted into a fective rendering of their parts, paint­ ness Is demonstrated in the construc­ been a few cases ascribed to other ail­ very prepossessing young Uuly. Her Barrie pen and it will also be pleasant to see Miss Adams In the first new ing these two women's characters with tion-of three new brick garages, one ments which were most likely this dis­ Impressions of Aiiferican cabaret songs ease. It seems that it seldom attacks mte opportunity has given her in some strong, sure touched on the white can of which will be ready for opening in are a pleasing diversion from- the sciv JvjQLJ’f the turxsun—William Owswaoi “Tbs■ tit# Slavsvia to” - tfihe wnd is already eefcledT fowfrle*. and--never o44w*kt« es "The guilty map" has risen to su males. The disease is very ratal, ‘A Kiss' for Cinderella** had Its Several private garages have been perb heights of artistry ,io depicting the ninety per cent, of the patients dying. Plenty of wholesome ftin is provided original production at Wyndham's ALL THIS WEEK A Side-Splitting Comedy in Two built recently. Indicating that the own­ by Dave Seed in the musical comedy character he portrays. » After the end of this month ig* are Theatre, London, two years ago. Miss From the- first part of the first reel, Parts. ers are able to finance car» and de­ not likely to get any more of the cases nufhber. "An Heir For a Night.1* Seel Adams made the play known In New sire lo .exercise .personal supervision la a comedian of unusual ability, and which shows the Idyllic love affair of until- about January of next year. York a year ago at Christmas time Marie Du hots and Claude Lescuyer. the over them. Meantime there is much scientific work he Is the mainstay of this snappy and and It remained there for the balance The Increase In population is proved vivacious act There is some sort of a promising young lawyer, the Interest Charlie Chaplin to be done, and we trust that when of the season. Barrie calls "A Klas Is held at the highest, and until the by the steady pressure on the public the disease appears again we shall Have plot, hut it is Immaterial It is the for Cinderella" a fancy. It deals with The One snd Only, in school accommodation. Some pro­ dashingly-dressed Zlegfeldlgn chorus last scene fades from the screen there some rational method of treatment, or the old. tale of the kitchen maid and Is not a drop In tjie tension vision will have to be made at two or shall have found some means of pre­ girls, the charming and petite prin­ the prtpc «> with the war in the back­ three of the school*-to provide for chil­ vention.—------cipal., Marigold Cano, and the blight ground. The heroine la a little drudge, “A Dog’s Life” dren, in fbet the School Board has song numbers that count. The com­ who in a fevered dream Is invited to ROYAL VICTORIA been compelled to suspend the Accept­ I say. old man. I don't owf you a edian makes quite a hit with hi* song, a ball, where she is to meet her prince. ance of new registrants entering fiver, do IT** "The Oirls Are Craay About Me." Boris This dream is reproduced In all Iks’de­ MAE MARSH ROMANO school for the first time until next "No.” Chaîner and the I»e Boss Sisters ap­ tails and is a mixture of sense and “Lest We Forget," ■ tarries Rita Matinee, 10c; Children. Sc. Jolivet, one of the survivors of the in, "The Face in the Dark" "Well, to be quite frank, I should pear with a number of classical and nonsense, satire and’ sentiment. In Evenings, 16c; Children, 6c. The commercial reports on business Just love to." eccentric dances. This Is an act of the play Barrie Is quaint, whimsical, Lusitania, will be shown again to-night are more optimistic than for a con­ graceful movement, and makes a fine pranklshly humorous, pulling one up at the Royal Victoria Theatre. Its To-day, Friday and Saturday— siderable time past, all of which point Practically one new Y. M. C. A. Hut occasionally With an appealing bit of historical significance will make it of Three Days Only to an encouraging prospect in spite of has been completed every second week­ Orren and Drew make an unmistak­ pathos. Tor he exercises In this play value as long as the world stands, as it abnormal conditions. day during the war. able Impression with their barnyard more than in any other that has come shows In visible form the great causes back of America's entrance into the ROYAL VICTORIA war. The violation of Belgium, and the leading of Its citizens Into captlvV TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY tty, the wanton destruction of magnifi­ May 14th and 15th Harry Carey cent cathedrals and the Inhuman treat­ ment of Inndcent wqmen and children, ENGLAND'S FORKMOHT CHARAC­ shown both on land and in the sink­ TER ACTOR ing of-the mammoth ship, the Lusi­ tania, are aM to be seen 1n "Lest We “THE PHANTOM Forget, " and should be seen by all Vic­ MR. CYRIL MAUDE torians during its engagement In this Tuesday Night snd Wednesday Mati­ RIDERS’1 ty. nee In the World-Famed Comedy Drama A Typical Western Picture The kind you like. Full of hair-rais­ DOMINION “GRUMPY" ing Stunts. NOBBY TREADS Wednesday Night a- "Ecries" in a Many people have seen Charlie Chap­ Revival of the English Comedy lin and smiled or perhaps laughed over his rough and tumble humor. That 16th Episode of “THE MYS­ çJfieÂristocmts ofdel^âd was before the comedian became a real «CASTE' TERY S HIP”—A Serial You artist. Chaplin has developed more Will Like than any other screen actor. He has Prices: Evening, 50c. to $2 00; Matl- iee. 60c. to fl M. become an artist of the first rank and PAULINE AT THE ORGAN Ms film ai the Dominion ihip week v proves It. • "A Dog's Life" Is not in Itself much of n play, but when played by Oh h Ils u In ■ mm ■ yptt .*» EALIZE your ambition this year. Every day this w~*k so far the Do­ minion Theatre has been crowded with R Equip your car with “NOBBY a laughing throng. Everyone goes, for - - evwjreee mfnrs 11W mm> 11 1» niflnn, TREADS,” and enjoy the luxurious to look.at the. audjapee aa it 1» moved To laughter. V* w of the faces assume A comfort, the sound economy of a normal condition from the time the film commences to run until the close. "The Face In the lkirk" has also a these aristocrats of the road. strong plot and is well played. When you ride on “ NOBBY TREADS ” ROMANO you arc practically immune from road- . Cheyenne Harry was blockaded on the roof of the hotel which graced the cutting and blow-outs, and have tires town of Ufad Dog. He had entered with the knowledge that he was to be. that are as nearly puncture-proof as "examined" by Dave Bland, who had • To-day, Friday and Saturday I Just compelled Molly to marry him and by his gang of Phantom riders— All rubber tires can be. night they stood off the Phantom^ As the first rays of sun stole into the shat­ tered window Harry grasping a piece A. H. WOODS Présenta Their economy is proverbial. While their first cost may be more, of glass, flashed Into Molly's wlpdow a message directing her to go to the yet their supreme, durability, their greater mileage, their freedom from ordinary tire troubles, rangers for help. That's the stirring The Tremeidous Broadway Success climax of "The Phantom Riders” In make the cost the lowest in the final analysis. which Harry Carey will make another appearânCe àVthe Romano Theatre to­ day. Take them all In all, “ NOBBY TREADS ” give a service in pleasure and economy that is COLUMBIA by far the best within your reach. While she was engaged In making scenes for "Mary Jane's Pa,” the "THE Greater Vitagrnph Blue Ribbon feature which is the attraction at the Colum­ bia Theatre to-day? Mildred Manning, the tiny star of the .production, had u “DOMINION” Tires close call. Early one morning the apartment house in which she lives in New York caught fire, and Miss Manning barely' GUILTY W escaped being a victim of the blase. Ry the time she was ready to leave are GOOD Tires .the building she found every course apparently cut off. Eventually she was taken down a scaling ladder 6y “NOBBY," “CHAIN,” the firemen. MOST RENOWNED OF MAN” ? DOMINION CORD,” “GROOVED," ALL ENGLISH ACTORS “DOMINION,” “PLAIN.” From the French Novel, “L'Homme Coupable” •1 :it the Royal Victoria By Francois Coppee ' Theatre on Tuesday End Wednesday, DOMINION Tires are sold by the best Canadian dealers. May 14 and 16 will be Cyril Maude, England's most renowned character actor. Mr. Maude In his first visit to this city will give locgl .theatre patrons “The Guilty Man” deala with the awakening con­ 1 CANADIAN CONSOLIDATED the opportunities of seeing him in two of his most noted stage characters. On science in a human soul—thi^soul of a man who has done TuesdaF night and Wednesday mat­ a woman the greatest wrung that ran he done her. RUBBER CO. LIMITED inee he will play In "Grumpy." the comedy drama which for the past five The question ia this:. If a woman, deserted by the Manufacturers of Motor and Truck Tires, Automobile seasons has been Mr. Maude's principal man ahe trusted, brings forth a daughter into an environ­ medium of appearance on both the ment of evil, and the daughter, as the result of her sur­ Accessories, Bicycle and Motor Cycle Tires English and American stfcge. "Grumpy'' HEAD-OmCES MONTREAL has for its central figure a lovable, rounding*, commits a crime, who is to blame 1 The keen-witted hero of eighty-thrqe, and answer is the title of the play. — # Mr Maude*» characterization of the Branches in the largest cities throughout Canada. part is one ihât stands absolutely with­ out an equal in the annals of the stage. NOT A PROBLEM PLAY^IUST A STORY k di It is full of oddities, quaint ness and eccentricities, which have stamped it with an unapproachable individuality*^ VICTORIA' DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918 ===== LIQUOR CHARGE WAS Modish Pumps “Homade” Chocolate DISMISSED BY COURT

Out Shoes present just the aristocratie appearance that the well-dressed women Cherry Fudge Hudson's Bay Co. Case Dis­ of now-a-days are after, and they know posed of This Morning by that they can always find something dis­ is an ideal war-time Candy. It contains practically Magistrate J,ay no sugar. Chocolate is its most important * gradient tinctive in our display. and it is- a well-known fact that there is no shortage of chocolate,.nor has any restriction been placed upon Magistrate Jay this morning dis­ its consumption. '* y missed the charge against the Hudson Bay Company of selling liquor con­ have‘reduced our sugar consumption down to trary to the provisions of the Prohibi­ Maynard's Shoe Store tion Act. C. L. Harrison acted for u minimum. The bulk of. our “Ilomadê” Sweets are thexprosecution and H. H. Hhandleyrtor composed of chdcdtate. nuts and fruit. Try them— ._a__ the defence. PHONE 1232 “When Most People TrsdV 64» YATES ST. In disposing of the case the Court Here’s a Fine Little you’ll find them nutritious anil always delicious. pointed but that there was nothing 4n Chocolate Cherry Fudge at three stores this/week-end. the evidence of McAvoy to indicate that the bottle of cider in question was SPECIALLY one of the dozen purchased from the Grafonola for Camp defendant Company by witness, who IF IT'S FOR A FORD PRICED AT 35c was proprietor of the whlson bar. It is called the ‘ ‘ Harmony ’ ’ model, and truly it Mr. Hhandley mentioned that the is well named. The harmony and fun it can create in WE HAVE IT prosecution had not proved that the cider was anything more than the camp is out of all proportion to its low price. ICE CREAM SPECIAL sweet variety when it was procured. Loganberry Fruit Ice Cream 1 He indicated that a quantity of the Zft> ^ P* Arid with it we give you six 10-inch Columbia The National Motor Company, Limited, beverage had been purchased in No­ IVr diah ...... J 'jlk / ^ Double-Disc Records of your own choosing— Successors to The Weed Meter Ce'y, Ltd. L5c vember. 1917, and that the Government twelve selections. Terms as low as WISH TO ANNOUNCE :;;a— ment analysis did not take place until February 8. That they will occupy the new premises at SSI Tates Street, on or about Edward McAvoy, proprietor of the let June next, and will be the Wilson bar, was the first witness call­ Authorized Leeel Ford Dealers ed for the prosecution. He had pur­ One Dollar a Week A continuance of the hearty support of all FORD OWNERS is chased a dozen quart bottles of cider respectfully solicited. *• from the Hudson Bay Company in No­ vember, 1917. Oh February 7, 1918. NATIONAL MOTOR COMPANY, LIMITED Constable McPherson seized a bottle of Present Address: 1019 Rockland Avenue. Phone 4900 CHOCOLATES AND CANDIES cider, but witness was not prepared to FLETCHER BROS. Head Office, 726 Yates Street. say that the one produced In court was .. Western Canada's Largest Music Home that to Which he referred. Branches. 1111 Douglas, and Williams’ Drug Store. Gov’t V Dalbert Rdwartl \yhittaker. Provin­ 1121 GOVERNMENT STREET and 607 VIEW STREET - cial Governnient Analyst, said he had In the New Spencer Bldg. Also at Vancouver Silver Model Contest in Oak" Pay found the bottle brought to him by Avenue Theatre, May 3, 8 p. m. Sil­ Constable McPherson to contain 4-28 == NEWS IN BRIEF ver collection. -• per rent proof spirit. ù it ☆ The Court then dismissed the charge. Extra Heavy White Cups and Sau­ Tickets for the R. F, C. Ce be ret may Lawn Mowers Ground, collected, de­ be obtained at the Kmpreee Hotel and livered, $1. Darn! ridge. Machinist, cers, S3 dozen: at R. A. Brown A Co.’ik- 1302 Douglas Street. '• table reservation can be had frwB'Mri. FLASKS LABELLED RYE 46651* ^ • ■Ù A tt- Harry Briggs or Mra. Beauetiamp Tye. • AAA GOOD ROADS LUNCH Everyotte will kno# your In the Spring a woman’s fancy turns Camp Commandants—The—appoint - printing has beèn done to Nusurface, the best furniture and ravnt of Lieut.-Col. W. J. H. Holme* CONFRONTED ACCUSED floor polish, 8 02L, 25c; qt„ 80c. R. A. In this city if this label appears on it. as commandant of a Canadian Rein­ 1 AAA No Hoarding of Food Brown A Go's. • forcement Camp Is noted in The Can - MOTORISTS __ 6 it A » l .Beard »f flnrt cowicM nf March . 2ft, His wife Lawn Mowers Sharpened^ latest pro­ meeting of" "the Board of Trade etoee lives at Sunnyslde Avenue. <»ak Bay. cess. Jack’s Stove store, 105 Yates. the election of new officers for the while an only son Is on officer's duty Leong Said to Have Had Phone 671». •* year, will be held Friday morning at at Kingston. O A » 10.30. AAA Whiskey When Caught by Automobile Association Dis­ -Why Pay High Rate for Fire In­ Ar A A Case Adjourned. — Richard Stack- surance? See the Anti-Combine Beard of Trade*—The first council hum. charged under the Deserted Detectives cusses Season's Pros- Agents and save money. Duck A meeting of the Board of Trade since Wives* Malntmance Act. was remand­ the election of new officers for the ed for a week by Magistrate Jay In the oects at Meeting More money is being made to-day by hoarding food and tak­ Johnston. • year, will be held Friday morning at Police Court to-day. J. A. Aik man ap­ ing advantage of the advancing market, than by turning it * » » it**------■------*------peared for Blackburn, who will peti­ eNo less than eighteen pint flasks of over quickly. Every pound of food stored away make» that When placing an order AAA tion for divorce. It was stated In rye whisky confronted Leong, a China­ ______for printing be sure and Court, thià morning that there are four commodity scarcer and boosts the price. Failed to Appear.—-Annie Pedllng- man of this city, when he “Was ar­ A good roads luncheon will be held in ask for mis label. All sizes supplied. • ham. who was arraigned in the Police co-respondents in the case. Victoria early In the season, to which / ► * ☆ * AAA raigned to-day before Magistrate Jay all motorists will be invited to consider Our stock is turned many thnewevery month, and you-never Court yesterday on a charge of being Additional Remands.—The caj¥s of Let the Lawn Mower Hospital cure drunk failed to put in an appearance In the City Police Court. The flaaks matters that will-be brought before the P. Burns A Co., and the Sylvester Feed pay an advanced price till we have to do to ourselve*. that a. aernlc mower, 612 Cormorant when the case was called this morning. in question were produced from a Penticton Good Roads convention that Co., In which chargee have been laid Street. 1 * A warrant for her arrest was ordered leather suit case by Detective Mac­ is being planned for the summer. Such in respect to the packing and label­ was the decision of the meeting of the A A * by the Court. ling of certain foods and meal were donald and a general murmur, the na­ After the Rain When the Weeds AAA members of the Wand Automobile As To Command Tank Battalion. — again before Magistrate Jay in the Po­ ture of which could hardly be defined, soclation held In a committee room of come up use the Double Dutch Oscil­ lice Court this morning. J, A. Aik- Golden Loaf Flour, handy Cleaned Currants lating Hoe. It cute out the weeds and Lieut.-Col. R. C. Denison, formerly of passed through the court room as sev­ the Empress Hotel last evening, when man, appearing on behalf of the Do­ general questions of the coming season 24-pound loosens the soil. It works both push­ the 8th Battalion and lately command­ eral of the fbCska were held to the 12-oz. packets.... 19c minion authorities, stated that be had were discussed. President George He ing and pulling. Very strong and a ing the Machine Gun Corps in Canada, light. sack .777 been instructed to withdraw one çf Gregor was In the chair. -$1.45 great time-saver. Has a rake on the has been appointed to command the Leong was charged with having Canadian Tank Battalion, being 6rgan- the charges against the Sylvester Feed C. L. Harris, secretary of the Asso­ Pot Barley nr „ reverse side. $1.50 and $1.7$. Get one Co„ that in respect to the packing of liquor on premises other than a pri­ Reception Rolled f\ Â to-day at R. A. B.rown A Co.’s, 1302 Ized at Ottawa, and to. which this vate dwelling house, contrary to me ciation, reported that prospects for the 3 pounds for..... itiOL Province had been invited to contribute Kxcelsior meal. The other chargee -seigpii were exceptionally bright. The Oats, 3 pounds... V Douglas fit. ~ * were adjourned tor a week. provisions of the Prohibition Act, and a proportion of officers and men. irned until to-mor­ main highways of the Island, with the row, ball being fixed by the Court at exception of a few short stretches were Siam Rice OP _ Fine Ontario Cheese AQ In excellent condition. .He advised $15*. 3-pounds...... mDL Per pound .„'i.,mOL Leong was arrested last, evening early excursions by local motorists to about 11 o’clock by Detectives Carlow avoid the periods when the Island and MacDonald In an alley between hojtels would be crowded, and referred Fine Sultana Rais- 14^ Peanut Butter A Display of Superior Flsgard and Herald Streets. Th<> to the fact that already motor parties ins, per pound.., X4L Per pound . 27c SAVIRA story of "the officers Is to the effect from* the mainland were arriving to that the accused was first seen on tour the island. _ Values in Ladies’ Summer Rtor** Street. He proceeded up Fls­ The members showed considerable gard and turned In to the alley. The Interest In the matter of good roads, suspicion of the detectives was im­ and in this respect reached a decision mediately amused and they gave regarding a good roads luncheon. Club LODGE Vests and Combinations chase, overtaking the Chinaman, who runs are to be undertaken t<> varions was burdened with the weight of his Island ‘centres, invitations for which The People’s Grocerteria load. are already on file from three points. bhawnigan lake, b. c. Under Veits—Low necks or Union Suits, sleevelees or Condition of several sections of local 749-751- -YATES STREET- -740-751 V necks, short sleeves, long highways was under discussion with a OPEN MAY 1st short sleeves, liaise or MILITARY APPOINTMENTS view to. making recommendations to SATISFACTION UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED sleeves or “C’umfy-eut.” the proper authorities to have these Officers Listed to Commande in*Con Take E.' A N. train, afternoon Dainty embroidered or tight knee; sized1 from 36 improved, and that part of Fort Street nection With New Dis­ known In automobile circles as the fl.») âftd get off 25-M tie Posh edged with ribbon. Sizes up. l’rices, TSy to El-25 trict Depot. •’DardaneUts." where .the pavement Is and Savlra Lodge la on tfie west 36, 39-4 and larger jfizrs. l adly broken came In for special com Itfft!vof* itre latkr.Tnün> ‘niet Priced^ " ' Stocktiigette Drawers, 6©C Rmittne orders Issued at Ottawa und^r date of April 25 contain a-list In vi» W of the Increase in motor tr *. f - every afternoon. Write for re­ Cotton, 25C to...... 50 <• to ...... 7 0<- 4tf appointments in connection with. fie that may bo expected liera during servations. Lille and Silk Lisle, 50^ District Depot, M. D. No. 11, as fol­ <*bo summer, a large percentage <*f Vidoria Liberal Association « lows: Which will be drawn from the United Terms Moderate. — to ...... fl.OO Bloomers . . .. 90C Te be adjutant r. A.. April 18. 191$. highways at night. If this were made Hospital Section—To be captain, a rule by motorists, regulations by law Victoria House. 636 Yates Street Lieut. Marshall Beck, late 16th Bat­ in this respect would be unnecessary. talion, April 18, 1918. BUSINESS—Election of Officers and General Business USED CAR Fourteen new members were received To be Hospital Representative bjt the Association last evening. (Victoria), Lieut. John A. P. Cromp­ ton, late 30th Battalion, April 18, GARAGE 1818. Clearing House.—Clearings at the To be Hospital Representative Victoria Clearing Hou*e for the week Northern Railway Company before he 1717 Coot Street (Vancouver), Capt. Wm. A. J. Mar­ ending May 2 were announced to-day Joined the air service. He was prom­ "If You Get It at Plimley’s It’s AU Eight" shall, late 72nd Battalion. to be $2.196.200 The report compares VICTORIANS HERE ON inent in local athletic circles as a Overland—1»13. 6 pass. Good To be Hospital Representative favorably with the corresponding week player of football and basketball, hav­ ing achieved considerable prowess tires. Car in good running (Quollcum, V. I.). Capt., the Hon. of 1917, when the returns were $1,798,- Basil U. Aylmer, late 87th Battalion, 687. when a member of the Y. M. C. A. order. This car must be sold April 18, 1918. ... LEAVE FROM TEXAS teams. He left the city for Toronto in to-day. Sac- gQAA A A The Y, M. C. A. saved hundreds of July last, a fortnight later than hie rlflce price...... tPAls/VeW lives at Vim y Ridge by caring for the friend A. M. Rimes, and! the two have WOUNDED IN ARM walking wounded. ’ S“ been together most of the time since, Ford—1917, 6 pass. This car at Camp Borden and in Texas. Both runs and looks like new car. The Overland Pte. Stanley C. Hawkins, Who Left Air Mechanics J. E, Rimes and are load In their praise of the excellent Here in November, Now in treatment meted out to the members of rahy, and formerly with PffffWHRor very, easy riding. And-its light weight, coupled with efficient =Sù, * — *— » v=wvlWO.—■*1 — *%.ifT: — nviiir '’I - James A. Mitchell at 1817 Rockland lenses to suit your individual Heaton, and was well-known In musi­ It is understood that the local branslt vacuum gasoline feed, makes it economical to operate. It is an Avenue was sold yesterday to D. J. cal circles in the city. Enlisting early of the Comrades of the Great War pro­ Pacific Transfer Co. Angus, of this city, for $40,000 spot ncfda. Come to-morrow and last year with the Royal Flying Corps pose to take strong action In regard to H. CALWELL ideal runabout for salesmen aqd professional men. cash. The deal, which is said to be one he was sent to Camp Borden, where he a number of cases of rent-raising here of the biggest respecting residential ace me about this exception­ was attached to the headquarters staff which have come to their notice. It Heavy Teaming ef Every property ever transacted in the city, for some months. In November he was was stated at last night’s meeting of ally low-priced offer. the Association that a soldier’s wife Oeeerlptlon a Specialty was put through by F. Landsburg,, man­ transferred to Fort Worth, 'Texas, ager of the Empire Realty Company. where he was on duty in the Taliaferro with four small children rent doubled of* “ Phenes 949-249. K!$1,300 The property embraces three and one- Fields, thf military district covered by quarter acres and a ten-room house the Royal Flying Corps. He Is enthus­ creased lier sf satisfaction is Çxpreee, Furniture Removed, F. O. B. Victoria. unfurnished. iastic i% hiH admiration of the splendid * » A landlord the Bseos#e Cheeked end Stared J. ROSE records achieved by the airman from public” the ____ Left For the East.—The following OrsduAtc Bradley Institut^ Victoria, and in fact from the whole of It was arranged Our Motto: Prompt and civ a local cadets in the Royal Air Force left British Columbia, who are admitted by will be held at service. Complaints will be dealt the city last night for the eetst: S. H. 1328 Douglas St.. all who have seen their work to be in Cor. Johnson St Phone 345L weekly Intervals. with without delay. phcnlm Thomas Plimley Swain. 2603 Douglas Street ; W. Murl- the foremost ranks of successful fliers. Member B., C. Optical Assn. i»ects shortly to 717 Cormorant St. Victoria, B. C. 727-736 Johnson Street 611 View Street son, 1022 Carbernryf Gardena; R. Q. Air Mechanic Dowell, who Is popu­ hei Motor Trucks. Deliveries. Thompson, of the v. A. M. C., and L. larly known as “Art" Dowell, was en- it O. Meehan, of Signal HIM Battery. i i .gaged to the local offices 10 ■-.«i UnCTORTA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1916 I ...... - — FULL PASSENGER OTTAWA IS ASKED Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships SAILINGS FOR: i ______/From Victoria, 16 am.. Mondays 1 PRINCE RUPERT \jrrorn Vancouver, 11 pm, Thursdays LISTS NOW ON THE I ALASKA ...... From VaAPGtrtEr. 21 p.m., Thursdays . FOR STEEL BOUNTY ■OCEAN FALLS. ANYOX—FY. Victoria. 10 a.m., Mondays A University M a»SWANSON AINOV BAT ... From Vancouver, 11 pm., Thursdays QUEEN CHARLOTTE,------TE. iSKIDGATE. From Vancouver. 11 p.m., Tuesdays MASSET, NÀDEN HARlHARBOR ...... From Vancouver. 11 p m . Thursdays NIPPON STEAMSHIPS VANCOUVER...... 7/L..... From . Victoria. 16 a.m., Mondays Deputation From This Coast SEATTLE ...... rr. .-rr... From Victoria. 10 am, Sundays Conference Held To-day is Direct connection at Prince Rupert with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway at the Front Step Towards Signing Agree- Lays Requests.Before Do­ ' for all Eastern destination» X, Reservations and full Information at City Passenger and Ticket Office All Accommodation Already - ment for Duration of War minion Ministers 900 Wharf Street. Telephone 1242 « » ». Taken on Kashirçia Maru; 0. Rah, Rah, Rah, for Vimy! S, K. Boat Makes Port Vancouver. May 2.—A special dis­ —“Khaki University” a LABOR IS PLEDGED patch from Ottawa to The Vancouver TO GIVE ASSISTANCE Province says: Marvellous Development Owing to the tremendous amount of "The '^British Colombia delegation freight to be taken aboard at Puget wlilch has been in Ottawa for the past B.C.Coaft Service Sound port* for shipment to the Far week had 'a long conference with the of Y.M.C.A. Service for East, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Reconstruction Committee of the VANCOUVER DAILY AT 2 AND 11.45 P. M. - Kashima Maru will be three days be­ Cameron-Genoa President Will Cabinet yesterday afternoon, when it urged a bounty on steel for British SEATTLE DAILY AT 4.30, P. M. the Morale and Future of hind schedule in getting away frop» Call Conference of Ship­ Seattle for Yokohama via Victoria. Columbia. building Operators The delegation presented a memorial ALASKA, from Victoria May 7. 17. 28. at 11 p. m.. calling at Alert Bay. Canadian Soldiers The Kashima Maru is officially in which it asked that the Federal Gov­ Ocean Falls, Prince Rupert, etc. posted to sail from this port for the ernment pay a bounty of $3 per ton on PRINCE RUPERT, OCEAN FA LI >8, and ANYOX (GRANBY BAY) Orient on May 8. but according to ad­ all kinds of steel manufactured from from Vancouver every Wednesday at 9 p. m.. calling Alert Bay. Canadian ores, up to an average pro­ The first definite step has tioen taken Swanson Bay, Port Simpson, etc. vices received by W. R. Dale, local N. duction of 600 tons per day in any one RIVHR8* INLET. OCEAN FALLS, SWANSON BAT. BUTBDALE, OT the least of the wonders of this with a view to bringing about an un­ plant, and on all over 600 tons and up Y.-K. agent, the departure of the liner from Vancouver every Thursday at 9 p. m., calling Powell River, derstanding between the labor unions to 1,000 tons per day a bounty ot i: N war of marvels is a university has been postponed until May 11. Hhe and the employers, and thus stabilize tier ton. no bounty to be paid on a pro­ Campbell River, Quathlaskl pove. Alert Bay. Solntula, Port Hardy, will he a "full ship" in every respect. the shipbuilding Industry in British duction in excess of 1.000 tons per day Shush^rtle Bay, Namu, etc. for soldiers in the field. The agents here sfate that the entire Columbia. • and no bounty to be paid to any firm WEST COAST VANCOUVER ISLAND ROUTE, from Victoria, on let. passenger accommodation, embracing The prospects of a satisfactory solu­ which at the time of the passing of 10th and 20th of each month at 11 p. m. tion of the labor question are extreme­ the iMiunty had an average daily pro­ Ever on the alert to minister to first, second and third-class space, has duction exceeding 500 tons daily of UNION BAY-COMOX ROUTE, from Victoria every Tuesday at mid­ already been booked for the outgoing ly bright as the result of a conference night. from Vancouver every Wednesday and Friday at 9 a. m. iron or steel. . soldiers and to the Great Cause, the this morning between J. H.* Price, POWELL RIVER-UNION, BAY-COMOX. from Vancouver every Satur­ president of the Cameron-Genpa Mills The deputation suggested that ine Y.M.C.A. has, with the co-operation Among those boarding the steamship Shtpbullderir Ltff , Tend”two prominent bountv should be paid fur a period of day at 11.45 p. m. here will be the remainder of the Rus­ labor représentât ives, Alexander five years, and after five years be FULL PARTICULARS FROM ANY C. P. R AGENT of chaplains and military authorities, sian sailors who arrived in Victoria Watchman, general organizer of the graded down for a further period of last week from the Atlantic seaboard, ship carpenters, and William Elliott, five years by a reduBlon at the rate brought into active service the “Khaki where they had been removed from business agent of the same organisa­ of twenty per cent, per annum, In ttd" Russian vessels taken over by the Al­ tion. dltion to this boonty it asked that all University.” It started only in Janu­ lied (Governments. About seventy Thoroughly Argued. materials and machinery, architects ary and already four thousand students jnen will take passage by the Kashima Durihg the conference, which tinted amt engineers' plans and any other T2 Maru, steerage space having l*een re­ for|nearly two hours, practically every commodity entering Into the construc­ have enrolled ! There are branch served for them, iso of the differences that La vv crop- tion of such work, should lie permitted The next N Y K. liner to reach this ped up between labor organizations and to enter Cafiadn dwtjrfree; It also “ Khaki Colleges," one at Vimy Ridge, port from the Orient will be the K a tort employers were gone Into thoroughly, asked that further assistance be *rant- F O. Finn, Agent. Phone 2821. or Mn.ru, sister ship to the Kashima Maru, and argued from the point of view of ed in the form of a contract with such R. P. Rithet ft Co.. Ltd.. 1117 Wharf more in London and in the English both interests, ami st the conclusion of steel plants as may he established in Street. Phone 4. Which is looked for on May 13. British Columbia for the purchase of Hhe is bringing In a record list of the interview the atmosphere had been camps. cleared considerably and the Impres­ such iron and steel as shall be re­ SS. President leaves Victoria May 3 passengers for a Japanese line, as the sion left that within the very near fu­ quired to complete the shipbuilding or result of thé withdrawal of the C. P. R. ture an understanding wilt be arrived other programmes of the Dominion Empresses. For San Francisco, Lee Angeles and at and a working agreement, satisfac- Government on the Pacific coast, Engine Room Artifi­ San Diego direct 5—“Rah, Rah, Rah»for Vimy!”, ______ftewwdw Meet* Affôye». ____f i„rï uu> production tif *hLM uhiir*, .The Slipping Into port somewhat mw*- peeovit the contractors to accept new deputation pointed- oui, that llriliait Co­ AleeeatHngs from Seattle. Tuesdays. pectedly, the Osaka 8hosen: Kaisha shipbuilding contracts. lumbia to-day is in much the same |K>- cers wanted for flie Fridays and Sundays The need ! Think of the slow liner Maru reached the Outer I Kicks at Eager to Assist. ■itjon as that occupied by eastern Can­ Special Return Faroe, good for el* » o'clock last night, and after landing It was pointed out by Mr. Price that ada when the bounty system was first Canadian Naval Service menthe, new In effects intellectual stagnation due to the mon­ steerage passengers and freight clear­ under the existing labor -Conditions It inaugurated. It contended that the SAFETY—-SPEED—COMFORT ed at 4 30 o'clock thi «morning for Se­ was impossible for the British Colum- bounty method had put the steel and Age limit IMI._ otony of life in, camp and billets ; the attle via Port Townsend: The Canada tm contractors to take on - any new. iron Industry -4» 1 he east on a sound 1 complete surrender of personality and Maru made William llAad Just before contracts and he suggested that they basis and that similar treatment would Applicants must hold Mario# Engi­ sundown and was promptly given get logether-ànd sign up an agreement produce similar results in British Co­ neers Certificate or have had experience pratique by *the quarantine officials. covering the duration of the war. lumbia. loss of mental exercise due to the Speaking for- his organization, Mr. «It also pointed out that the Com­ •float or ashore. Pay'll.75 to 12.75 The liner had an uneventful passage Watchman stated that they were pre­ monwealth of Australia is now en­ per day—free food and kit and 125.00 necessary restrictions of military dis­ across ' the Pacific. The Union Steamship pared to sign an agreement. Further­ couraging the production of pig iron monthly separation under usual condi­ cipline ! Does healthful study form a more any agreement that might he from domestic ores by the payment ef Co., of B. C. Ltd. reached would' be lived up to. The a bounty of 33 a ton; the Government tions. Vacancies also for welcome mental change from the unions, he said, were eager to assist of Japan pays a bounty of $10 per t K.; 29.97; 61: pended upon to give as favorable condi­ they also pointed out that Canada Is at Alert Bar Campbell Rfr* tally soggy? Does it enhance his •a smooth tion, If not better, than those in effect present largely dependent upon the Cooks can also find employment in the ■km, and Man. Hiver Canne-Un Cape La so—Drizzling rain; calm; anywhere on the entire Pacific coast. United States for .steel material for Canadian Navel Service. morale? fri; sea Sfmke str A’am------T iy wnPIWJIO*» its shipbuilding programme. The de­ Vancnurrr to Powefl lttrar tdallr) Qualified men cannot find a better way osun. 8 a. in., abeam, northbound. He gave assurances that the labor mand for steel in the United States is For answer, witness the eagerness Pardw-na tdmidy; calm; 29 84; 49; men would do the right thing in as­ rapidly Increasing. Dur present supply to serve their country during the war. CEO. M*GREGOR, AGENT from that source may be cut off at any •a smooth. sisting to bring about a satisfactory, so­ Apply. 26 I Government (t Phene I with which soldiers of all ranks have Estevan—Rain; S. R. Ijght; 29 82; lution of the outstanding problems. time and with scant warning. In view 40. sea smooth. Mr. Elliott expressed the view that of this, they thought the Government fervently welcomed the idea! , Alert Bay--—Rain; calm; 29£0;- 68; should take steps to encourage .the in­ this was the psychological moment to Commanding Officer, *a smooth. get together and sign up à new agree­ dustry in Canada. The Ministers showed deep interest Triangle—Rain; 8. E. gale; 29.58; ment. Thmk of the thousands who ex­ in the subject and asked many ques­ 46; sea rough . Spoke sir Venture, At the termination of the interview H. M. C. S. RAINBOW, DAY STEAMER TO m.« abeam PlM l.-J m-i. tions. They promised consideration, ' ESQUIMAUX, B. C. changed the scholar's gown for khaki, Mr. Price pledged himself to Immedi­ but gave no definite reply. bound. ately get in touch with Heads of the SEATTLE and those other thousands who need I»ead Tree Point—Rain; 8. E ; 29.76; various wooden shipbuilding yards in or Naval Recruiting Secretary, 42; sea rough the province with a view to arriving 279 Wellington, Ottawa. THE training in industry. “We are going lkeda Bay.—Rain; 8. E.; 29.40; 45; at in understanding hat would lead sea mode-rut.- to the sighing of an agreement for the THREE LIGHTKEEPERS S.S. “ Sol Due” •soggy, was their spoken and unspoken Prince Rupert—Overcast; < aim: duration of the war. 29.64. 50, sea smooth. Spoke str Ra­ Leaves C. P R. Wharf dally ex­ thought The ambitions of many valli, 7.25 p. m., Dixons Entrance, cept Sunday at 16 SO a.m., for Port Angeles. Dungenese, Port Wil­ soldiers seemed to have been nipped northbound; spoke Alliant a. 9 25 p. m.. HAVE RESIGNED POSTS MEDICAL MEN SPEAK liams. Port Town»«d and Seattle, «-iff Fog Rock», southbound. arriving Seattle 7.15 p.m. Return­ THESE SHIPWORKERS ing. leaves Seattle dally except Noon. in the bud by the exigencies of war. Saturday at midnight, arriving Point Qrey—Rain» iL E.i 29-91» 54. Victoria 8 SO a.m Now the Future is full of Promise, sea smooth It) LOCAL ROTARIANS Secure Information and tickets Cape Lazo—Rain;, calm; 29 95. 50; Stations Affected Are Race and they fight more gloriously than ever l SHOW RIGHT SPIRIT E. E. BLACKWOOD, Agent sea smooth. jSpoke steamer Prince 1234 Government St. Phone 456 Rupert, 11 a. m., southbound. Rocks, Addenbioke Island Hpoke steamer Chelohain, 11.05 .a m.. ai*eam, southbound-, spoke etewmer “ «The Social fvtr Discussed ■ High Standards Prince Albert, 11 30 a m., off Mary Island» northbound. .— ------——i Seattle Men Will Work Faster by Drs, bftggiftSr t’riee University careers interrupted by P&chena—Rain ; E. fresh; 29.85,47; to Replace tonnage A LOVELY RESIDENCE IN light swell. Spoke steamer Princess At different periods recently three and Raynor the war are being resumed. Men are Ena, 9.30 a. m . abeam, northbound Sunk lighthouse keeper* on the British Co­ Estevan—Raip. 8. Fl moderato* lumbia coast tuye tendered their re­ FAIRFIELD T learning lucrative trades. The curric- 29.58 ; 48. sea moderate. signations to tlw* Marine Department. Very clone to Dellas Road, see end Alert Bay ltatn ; 8- R strang; ZSJti.» The tight houses affected by the- resig­ “The 8ov4at Evlir diitcusaed frotn Beacon Hitf Park, offered at *** ulum is comprehensive. Thé studies 47. sea rough. Passed out, steamer nations are as follows: Race Rocks, at Princess May, noon, northbound Seattle, May 2.—"Let's build faster the entrance to the Straits of Juan de many viewpoints, formed the subject are fully up to the best Canadian Triangle—Rain; S. E. strong gale; to make up for the loss." was the word Fuca; Addenbroke Island, on Queen of three educational addresses deliv­ 29.56. 47; sea rough. Spoke steamer that ran through the West Waterway Charlotte Sound, near Rivers Inlet, ered at the luncheon of the Victoria University standards. The work is plant of the Ames Shipbuilding & Dr/- and Sisters Light, Gulf of Georgia. Admiral Watson. 11 a. m, 240 miles rock Company when officers and men Rotary Club held In the Ktppress Hotel south of Ketchikan, northbound. F. Eastwood has n record for length A Big Snap read the news that their .first ship, to-day. The speakers were Dr. Paul so thorou^i that students of the pro­ Dead Tree Point—Rain; 8.-E.; 29 70; of service, having been llghtkeeper at the 8.806-ton Westerly, had been sunk Race Rivks for the past twenty-three Higgins; Dr. Price. Medical Health Of­ Dwelling contains 10 rooms; living 44 sea moderate. Passed In. steamer off the coast of France. ficer. and Dr. M. Raynor, president of room ’Is 30x13.6, with fireplace, fessions from the Khaki University Prince John. 9 a. m.. .southbound years. He Is leaving the service for built-in bookcases, etc.; billiard The Westerly is the first comman­ private reasons. Life Conservation I-eague. Ikeda Bay Rain; H. E.;- 29.52; 46; deered or direct contract ship built in room is 30x18.6. with granite fire­ can have their work credited by their sea moderate J. Guthro has been tending the light Dr. Higgins. place and built-in seats; walls Seattle for Uncle 8am to be sent to the at Addenhroke Island for four v.-ars. nelled in fir. hardwood floors. Prince Rupert—Rain; 8. FI; 29.54; bottom. She was launched by the Dr. Higgins declared the serlousrtess alma maires. He plans to go to the Queen Char­ Klit-In features: full basement, 50; sea smooth. Ames plant November 24 and delivered of the situation with respect to ven­ with cement floor end stationary to Uncle Sam early in the year. When lotte Islands. In order to be free „.to ereal diseases demanded the most ear­ tubs; house is heated throughout The subjects include history and she was sent down the way* she was return to England to wind up the es­ nest attention of the public. He felt with hot water; well built garage TUG OWNERS GRANT known jas the War Brigade, having tate of his father, who died recently, that Rotnrians as business and pro­ ,^nd poultry house. economics, applied science, languages been one of the ships originally or­ H. Hayller has resigned from the po­ fessional men would be anxious to in­ VOLUNTARY INCREASE dered by the Cunard Une. She re­ sition of tiglftkeeper at Sisters Light. telligently assist in solving the prob­ PRICE and literature agriculture and business. ceived the name Westerly from the He has held the berth In the Gulf of lem It was regrettable that the sub­ Shipping Board shortly before her de­ Georgia for the past six years. - ject of venereal diseases 1'*4-l^een There is, too, a special course in the Vancouver, May 2.—The B. C. Tow­ ONLY No announcement has yeDbeen made treated and was stilt treated With a $6,500 boat Owners' Association announces li n her maiden voyage the Westerly regarding, new appointments to the It is Impossible to fully describe the problems of the Coming Reconstruc­ lighthouse stations when the ' light- certain degree of levity. that, effective May 1. a voluntary in­ sailed from Seattle February 27. com­ The more efforts were made in tne house In this ad. Call at once at crease of wages was granted to men manded by C^pt. John A. O'Brien, the keepers vacate their posts. our office and we will go with you tion Period—the lessons of the war, the line of research, the more serious ap­ and show the property There Is employed on the local towboats. Nestor of the Behring Sea routes. He peared the problems that were to be delivered her in an Atlantic port and not a bigger snap on the market. Do not ask for particulars over the Canada of to-day and to-morrow. .. then returned to take command of the AT THE OBSEQUIES faced. The speaker referred to many TIDE- TABLE, direct contract steams* Ip Onslneke, authorities quoting figures Illustrative of the terrible ravages wrought by built by Skinner Sk Eddy. All hands Time Honored Institution of Munici­ May were saved In the disaster that sent pal Life Meets for Last Time. venereal disease on human life. He laid SWIIERT6I l MUS6RAVE Surprising Success Date. iTlmeHtlTime hiTtTme. HtÎTÏmeHt the ship to the bottom. special emphasis on the percentage of Winch Bldg. MO Fort 81 cases of the diseases, both mental and h m. ft h. m. ft tr m ft.|h. m. ft. Only three of the ships built by Se­ "I may explain for the information attle since the new era began have physical, due directly to these mal- The teaching staffs are Canadian 09 8.m 2 66 1.4!...... of those gentlemen here this morning 50 8 1 11:11 gone to destruction. The auxiliary - aJThe toll of the disease, syphilis, was 1 8123 33 7.6 powered schooner Portland, built by that we shall e«mply adjourn, because soldiers, including distinguished pro­ 4« 7 5 14 29 2 3132 55 7 5 the legislature has ordered a complete 58 « 8 15 20 2 9123:06 7 6 the Puget Sound Bridge x Dredging only to be lessened through preventa­ tatlve of the Provincial Government, . 5 71 9 42 « 2 18:14 M 23 22 7 8 Company, burned off the South Ameri­ reassessment of the entire city by an tive methods. The speaker hoped for to the International Rotary Conven­ fessors. The students are soldiers. 4 «ill indep-nden» Board of Commissioners. 17:09 2341 6.1 can coast in January . The 8,800-ton the full support of the Club In co-oper­ tion that will be held In Kansas City 08 6 « 18:03 For that rw*«cn this Court' simply Htolt-Nielsen, commandeered by the ation with the Provincial Department this summer. Examination results have been as­ 38 2 3 14 46 18:66 6.0 ceases to exist. If anyone has any 16:30 British, was sent to the bottom in Feb­ of Health and the Life Conservation 19'16 6.7 ruary by a German submarine, and now matter to ruggest, it can be fileJ and tonishing. Five men completed an 18:00 20:35 7.3 League. 19:12 ?1 21 23 7 6 comes the loss of the Westerly, the handled over t > the Commissioners, Dr. Price. RETURNED TO-DAY eighteen months' wireless telegraphy tl 0 2 20:20 22:14 7 8 third ship, while engaged in Uncle who undoubtedly will make use *f the 07 0 4 21 12 23 :16 7 9 Sam's war cargo wprk-r.. Informal ion. although thyre la no obli­ Dr. Price spoke of his \ WtlKlo Se­ i Ikr,'ll: 52 0-8121:50 attle where he had attended the ses­ course in three months, and every I 7.81 3 02 7.9 12 37 22: is 1.6 gation to do so. They can use tl nir EeHy This Morning. .. .. IS 32 ■ 22 32 8 0 own Judgment and assess the city a* sions recently held to,discuss methods -man of them. .the British Ad-... STATES CONSIDERS elng touched. Hornby. F. Humphries, I. P. Mudie, E. bodies soak up knowledge like a sponge 1:14 IT The speaker read a brief draft of a Washington, May 1 —The treasury man. Claims Agent of thé Canadian Paddock, 8. Smith, J. J. Smlrl, A. T. drinks in water. is considering reducing from three to Pacific Railway, stepp'd forward and system of regulating the treatment of Lemon. W. E. Lewtas. Pte. O W I 18 0 5.. .. two per cent, the Government marine designed to make a statement with re­ the disease which he has prepared and Organ, of this city, went through the I 58 0 6 .. .. insurance rates on steamers and car­ gard to the classification cf the railway which wIV be submitted for discussion storming of Vimy Ridge; returned to Writes a soldier, ” There is no I 40 0 7 21:56 ' 21:48 1.1 goes passing through the war zone, and tracks of the Fsqulinalt dr Nanaimo to the Medical Association to-morrow. the line again and then had to côme 23 1 2 21:38 1 out with fevor. Sergt. A. H. Alex­ I 7.2) I 58 7.6 13:65 1 Secretary McAdoo will act on this rec- Railway as land instead of. improve­ Dr. Rayner. doubt about it, the Y.M.C.A. is a 11:26 7.7 fommendation soon after be returns ander. of Victoria,-, sqw much fighting ment*. . Dr. Raynor spoke on the work of the at Y pres, the Somme and Vimy Ridge. God-sent institution for the soldiers ! " The time used Is Pacific standard for Friday. He was referred La the new Assess­ Life Conservation league and the ef­ the 120th meridian weet. It is counted ment Commise oners. forts that organisation is making to from 0 to 14 hours, from midnight to Baby Bey far Adeptien.—The Chil­ WASHTENAW GOES SOUTH. So little Interest wse shown by mem- educate public attention to the consid­ midnight The figures for height serve to bei* that only Mayor Todd and Alder­ dren’s Aid Society has for adoption a distinguish high water from low water eration of this most vital question. fine healthy baby boy. one year old. Where blanks occur In the tables the Bound from Vancouver 4 for San man Andros attended, the other mem tam rises or fails continuously during two Francisco, the Union .tanker Waahte- her* being a wav. A few appellants Club Business. fair-haired and with Mue eyes. Any­ successive tidal periods without turning I naw dropped her pilot off Brolchie were In attendance. The Club decided that at least two one desiring Information Is requested ! i.i.n I I'M H-I-I-H-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-M- The height Is In feet and tenths erf a I Le4ge this morning and continued on Coder the now law there will be no delegates will he sent as representa­ to communicate with the matron at foot, above the average level of (ewer ' tives, in company with the represen- the Children's Aid Home, phone 18TS. water, I her vmy to son. appeal * VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918 11

tt ij CLOTHIERS SCALPED MILLER MANDONS EFFORTS TO STAGE BY ARTILLERY AGAIN BOUT IN ST. PAUL St. Paul. May 2.—Telegrams have V been received here from Col.- J»« C. Miller in Chicago that he had aban­ Civilian Diamond Arties Suc­ doned his efforts to stage the Wil­ lard-Fulton fight in St. Paul. cumb to Prowess of Mili­ It is believed he will now make an effort to bring the heavyweights Kirk & DunkleyV entire suit stock tary BaseballcT&v, to Utah. He has been negotiating with boxing promoters at Ogden. and O’Connell’s great collection Some pretty fast basçj^ül was seen at the Royal Athletic Park last night when the Clothiers met the Artillery LEAGUE BASEBALL of the newest apparel for ■quad in the third game of the year. The results were the same as in the previodn contests and the clothiers, National. though putting up a game fight and men sacrificed in At Brooklyn— R. H. E •evincing speed and skill in their per­ Boston ...... 4 9 1 formance. were unable to keep with Brooklyn ...... 2 6 2 the pace set by the army boys. How- Batteries—Ragan and Henry; Mar- registered a mighty couard. Orlner and Wheat. vow that next week at the same time At Chicago— R. H/ E. and place they will win with a ven­ Pittsburg ...... V ;...... »... 19 0 geance and wallop the old pill all over Chicago ...... 5 -i t 2 the lot. This may occur .in the future Batteries — Carlson. Jacob# and but y« sterday the fates were against Schmidt; Vaughn and Killlfer. the sartorial athletes and they, went At Cincinnati— R. H. E down to defeat to thti' tune of eight to St. Ixiuls ...... 2 6 1 Cincinnati ...... 1 10 2 ONE TREMENDOUS Good Baseball. Batteries—May and Gonsales ; Eller and Allen. In spite of the score it was a good At Philadelphia—New York-Philadel­ game and really very even and con­ phia grfme postponed; wet grounds. sidering the time of year the play was American. quite out of the ordinary. A marked At St. Louis— -v; ~ R H. E. improvement was apparent in this re­ Detroit ...... 44.. 2 7 1 spect over previous mix-ups this year St. Louis ...... 3 9 0 and by the time the sun gets out and Batteries—Erickson and Stanage, Spen­ WtitTms things up it looks as if some cer: Cailla and Nunnmaker. pretty nifty stunts would he pulled off At Boston— R. H. E on the diamond. ^Already Alex Kt rail he Washington ...... 5 8 0 "«rW' ty In grtr-rt term nnd the way to* wtwv . . ,-w.. 0 4 ... . JL ■hot them over the pan certainly held Batteries — Johnson and Alnsmlth; the clothiers going. George Strait h Mays and Agnew. and Frank Moore were the box artists At Cleveland— R. H. E for the losers and they pitched good Chicago’...... 5 9 J ball. too. Carroll. Alex » battery mate, Cleveland ...... « 11 4 held the fast ones, and his catching Batteries—Cicotte and Schalk ; Coveles- helj*ed jn a great measure to keep his kie and O Neill. partner's twirling effective. On the At New York—Philadelphia-New York gam» postponed,rain Clothiers' aide tile wgrk of Bob Whyte, a PhJinei t arid Thé ve te rail first - sackeF Coart. Hoienson .wad partlcularly.marked, but At Salt Lake— R II. E on the who!» the different players Vernon ...... 8 li l were pretty evenly matched In all de­ Salt Lake ...... g • 1 Batteries—r*re 4 QCw Judging by the many comments seen Tiiear at Cleveland ...... v l 4 .636 priced at 9Xv.th>. Now.tJjlTk.t/ü In the patter* cf the Rainy City lately .625 this news will not produce any wailihg New York ...... « 7 .462 and gnashing of teeth on the Coast. Washington ...... 6 7 .417 Snd no crepe will be worn on account Detroit ...... 2 5 .286 of Con’s failure. In all probability St. Louis ...... 4 6 .406 western athletes will rejoice. These i hiladelphka ...... 3 8 .273 —or Some Ties little stunts which Mr. Jones tries to Coast. a* pull off periodically .do not Won. Lost. Pet. Thirty Dozen Ties, Including plain shades In relished In Vancouver and the genera! Vernon ...... 1» 12 .600 Push's Irish Ponlln Tubular Ties and fancy wide- opinion appears -to be that lacrosse ^all Lake ... :;y is .536 will do quite well without his alien- 15 .483 end Neckwear of Jap silk. Reg. at 75c each. To Los Angrh-8 -...... 14 15 .483 Sacramento ...... 12 14 GROVER IS SORRY HE San Francisco ...... 12 16 .4 2'J COULDN’T MAKE RECORD KAHANAMOKU COMES 3 for $1.00

Lincoln, Nebj May 2 —Orover Cleve­ TO'TERMINAL CITY land Alexander left Lincoln • Tueeday- with the St. Paul. Neb . draft contin- Vancouver, zfay 3.—There 1» every Half-Price gwrt wr iW» t« «.Wtny Fernet»», In fancy check tweeds, and Summer pluepei-L that .KeftiHeamuku, Ui« Urn- Kan. He expressed only one regret— ous Hawaiian swimmer, will be seen striped worsteds. ATI hew pure that he must leif\e baseball with his in action iii Vancouver if Dm «‘fforts of the Vancouver Amateur Swimming Sale wool fabrics. Belter and stand­ aid want to éqttaL MàthëwsniFr Club bear fruit. At the Hub rally held ard sty Tee, suitable for all types of Underwear record. He won thirty games or njore at the Hotel. Vancouver President for three consecutive sens- ns. and this Kenvyn read a letter • from Honolulu of Shirts Regular price $30.00. To clear at Fifteen dozen Suits would havç been , my third. But it’s all stating that the speedy Hawaiian and right, i‘m glod I'm gpit% and I gtiefw three other swimmers tntended jnaktng Soft ami Stiff -Cuff bf balbriggan and. there'll be a plac. for us when we tour in aid of the Red Cross and Shirts in a tremen­ liste combination Un- ■ come home." said the big Nebraskan. wêr- willing to appear in Vancouver if the necessary arrangements could dous variety.of smart flerwcar. Made with be made. The four swimmers want at ripe and fancy col­ CONGO CRICKETERS 9100 expenses .and It was this item short sleeves and which caused most discus*lop. orings. Sizes prin­ CHOSEN FOR TEAM cipally 14,14V4,16 Vi knee. length. Reg. at $3.00 a suit. To The names of the players on the FAST SWIMMING IS and 17. Keg. at Congregational Cricket Club team who $2.25. Half-price clear at will oppose the Victoria Cricket Club WITNESSED ON COAST in the first Virtue Cup game on Sat­ urday at >he Jubilee Hospital grounds San Francisco. May 2. — Dorothy have been announced. They are as .25 Burns, of Los Angeles, beat Charl­ sus im • follows: E. H. Lock, J. Ferris, A. otte Boyle, of Chicago, in a 100-yard Booth, T. H. Worthington, W. Moss, dash exhibition Swimming contest here H. Gafd 1er. A. Daniels, G. Austin, G. last night. The first race was a dead Sllburn. J. Buckett, T. H. May no. Re­ heat and in the second Miss Burns won serves : H. Moulton and A. Hole. in one minute, ten and three-fifths sec­ Silk Hose 55c a Pair Guaranteed all-wool and tailored onds. Clarence Lane, of Honolulu, OUTFIELDER DRAFTED. beat Sandy Goodman, of San Francisco, Forty dozen pairs of Silk Hose. Shades to perfection. /tig variety lot In the fifty-yard dash in twenty-four black, tau, burgundy and white. Reg. at smart patterns to choose from. Greenwood.' 8. C., May 2.—-Joe Jack- and three-fifths seconds. Walter Earle, son. outfielder of the Chicago Ameri­ of Chicago, was third. $1.00 a pair. Styles include the newest single cans. has been placed in Class A,, the and double-breasted effects, belter and stand­ district draft board for the western district of South Carolina has an- LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP ard models. Meg. at $35.00. To clear at been In Class 4. IS COMING TO WEST Pajamas Worth $5 for $2.95 Jackson registered at Greenville, S. C. Fancy Flannelette and stout cotton Pyjamas. CADDOGK WINS AGAIN. Nf-w York, May 2.—Benny Leonard, Cut roomy, and warranted to launder 6U7 world’s weight champion, left Cedar Rapids, la., May 2.—Earl Cad- yesterday Tor the Pacific Coast, where splendidly. dock; of-Camp Doi Outing Shirts tomatic trap and to hold the regular hand-made Swiss Silk Ties. shoots every other Saturday afternoon They were^mported by us Heavy Weight White Silk with ev< «lay evening a Outing Shirts, soft double beginners’ night. Considerable work from Welch Margetson & has to he accomplished to get a shed Co., London. Reg. $2.50 ‘ cuff and low collar. Beg. ahd various Improvements made at the $4.00, To clear at range. values for

Montreal, May 2.—Jack Laviolette. JW lacrosse and hockey player, was badly injured last night when racing, his “You’ll Like Our Clothes”—Rgd. 1117 GOVERNMENT STREET $2.50 automobile colliding with an iron $1.50 Collars trolley pole on Notre Dame Street. FOR SPRING Lavlolette’s right foot was jammed under the foot brake lever and his heel Casco-21/h». Clyde-21/i/• was so badly crushed that It may have to be amputated.

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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALERA RTICLE8 MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES UNFURNISHED HOUSES AUTOMOBILES "DELICIOUS. APPBTIZINO."^ VICTORIA BRAND MARMALADE. E?T1MATgSI.OlVSfct AND ...... _... . (Continued.) __ _ EVERYBODY’S EATING IT. Vidoria Daily Times CASH PAID FOR ••cooper s bombât chutney." GENUINE SEVILLE ORANGE MAR- "COOPER S BOMBA YCHUTNEY,” TIMES' SPECIAL TUITION Houses of Furniture, .•—* ■ - "VICTORIA BRAND'' , MALA DE. "VICTORIA BRAND." S6c. AT ALL GROCERS. Bankrupt Stocks. ~r I# A GUARANTEE OF PURITY. OBT YOUR CYCLE put In order for COLUMN. In all lines of goods; swing riding. We have good men who TO RENT—A splendid, modern. 8 roomed ADVERTlSlNGPhoneNo. 1090 Purchases made outright for caah. BUY CAMOSUN PICKLES, catsup, vine­ will give you a good Job. If you need house, faring new High School. Fern - MOTOR TRUCKn for hire by the day. Or sold on commission. gars. marmalades ai.d Worcester • new machine. we# our Massev Sliver wood Road. Parfitt Bros . Ltd. mS-19 hour or contract; prices reasonable, EDUCATIONAL Nothing too small. m . -=* "'irkKiri » Co . Ltd., 1212 Broad Street sauces. They're the best. The Western Ribbon. PI I roley's Cycle Store. 611 View TWO LARGE ROOMS, with big lot for Pbo Nothing too large Pickling Works. Ltd.. Victoria. B.C. 12 Street ■»■■■ “ cultivation. central, and water. Box one 129. |y9-ll ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL FOR ÎSOY8- Piles for Classified Advertisements FERRIS S SALKS A COMMI8SIQN 1674. Tintes ---- m4-18 Saratoga Ave.. Oak Bay. Kyrie HOUSE. COME IN »nd see the Samoa# Royal mons. M.A. (Oxon.). assisted bjr C. v. FOR RALE—Sx9 fish boat. * h. p. heavy $12 MONTH—Good, five roomed Situations Vacant Situations Wanted. 1<13jtblWlas Street: Phone 18 A engine; 77x5 work boat. 8 h. p. heavy Crown ladles' and gents' bicycles. Just m7-T8 B AI.MORAL AUTO STAND-fleven-pas- Milton. A.C.P. Phone Q6R ______arrived: $45 cash, or sold on the easy 844 Johnson \ senger autos for hire. Jaa. Morgan To Rent Articles for Sale, Lost or Found, engine: 23x46 cabin cru leer .a 14 h. p. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. heavy engine: 6 h p. Regal engine, pro- payment plan. We also have 50 ladles' TO RENT—Five-room, modern bunga- Phones 8716-2031L. tl etc., lc. per word per insertion; 4c. per and gents' second-hand hlwctes In 1157 Rockland A va Phone 61 Prosp#C| "i ijpiHow_-Causeway. v-Boat .-Jow. large garden, good locality. 1907 tus on application. FOR- «ALB-rMatim TtflK-tt rtl-V Stock at youe own prick. The Victoria i ui ajU'iy ii}44 Oliver ahthur^dandhïdgb. Ford specialist. word for "six days. Contract rates on ap­ Savage rifle. 22 cal.. fLSO: camera, Phone 2446. Oycle Works. 674 Johnson Street. Phone plication. Street. Ofhik ^ Bay ml-18* ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS. with Rausch tk lx)mb lense. 17.50; PERFECTION BRAND APPLE CIDER IF YOU WANT to buy, sell or exchange TO RENT. UNFURNISHED No advertisement for leas than 15c. No Bristol steel fishing rod. tt'.Q; coll l« of reliable quality and guaranteed to FOR RALÇ—Two hlgh-grede Englleh a used car of proven merit, see Cartier ENGINEERS Instructed for rertlflcMea boxes. 11.75; twin Indian motorcycle. give satisfaction Mr. Retailer, order wheels. 3 * peed gears, lady’s and gent's, TEN-ROOM HOME, modern In every de­ Bro* . 724 Johnson Street 31 marina stationary. Diesel W O WTe- advertisement charged for less than one -175. twin Yale motwcycrle. 865 : motor­ tail. large and well kept ground*. vour requirements of this particular worth $100. sell $60. or separate. 1618 FOR SALE— Hudson roadster. In good terburn. «H Central Bldg. Phone# M74. dollar. cycle side cars, (20: New Hudson 3- brethd from F. R. Stewart A Co.. Ltd _ Fen ____ •______m*-22 BURDICK BROS A BRETT. LIMITED. 4811L epeed motorcycle, 1175; Ross rifle. 115; condition, cheap for cash. Phone 5236 In computing the number of words In mf-11 WHETHER you buy a 5c stick of 623 Port Street. Phone 132-133 . ml-31 army belts. 75c. ; football byte. *2 50; araphlfe or a $50 llrantfurd bicycle, you , ______■ , m2-A# MUSIC •n advertisement, estimate group» of gunmetal wrist watches. $.1.50: tlama.- James bay garage, trs st John st SNA P—Bfop-head aewlrigmachlhe. at» . value Be your monev COSY. 3-ROOM COTTAGE, SO. -0WRIGHT'S MU1ITC SCHOOL. *1 50; modem blcWle electric lamp». YOU CAN SAVE MONEY bv buying TO RENT - Five-room, modern bunga­ Brown Block. Ill# Broad Ft Phone 1653 Advertisers who so desire may have 12.75: oil lamps. $1.25: nlaylng cards. from The Victoria Furniture Co., Ltd low. Medina Street. $18 the DOUGLAS OYCLE A MOTOR CO BURDICK BROS A BRETT. LIMITED, Hours: 1 to 9.30 p m., except Wednesdays. replies addressed to a box at The Times 10c. s pack: carpenters' pencils. 5c : FOR RALE—Cheap, cable of all sises. 2646 Douglas St . Phone ITS Other hours by appointment Office and forwarded to their private ad­ 623 Fort Street. I'hone 132-133. one-piece collar buttons. 25c. per do* No. 4 Rudd automatic water heater. New and Second-hand Motorcycles, ' ~ m2-25 EMPRESS OARAGE, dress. A charge of 10c. Is made for this Jacob Aaron son's New and Second - Victor mangle, motors, all kinds of Accessories. Gas. Oil. BANJO. GTTTTAR service. hand Rtore. 572 Tohnsoa 81.. Victoria. too hi. Great- Western Jtmk Co, 1411 _ Renalrs Specialty TO RENT—Unfurnished cottage on Fowl Cor. View and Vancouver Streets. B. U. Phone 1747. Store Street and 512 Johnson. Phone Thoroughly Equipped Machiné Shop 22 Bay beach. immediate possession1 THE B C. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Birth, marriage, death and funeral mt-ll Vocal teacher*: R. T. Steele, Mrs. notices, lc. per word per Insertion. 4*24.‘ * f.1$ Phone 691. Open Day and Night. LOOK. LOOK’ UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. MacDonald Fahey. Mrs. I. W. Nasmith. CITY MART. 714 Fort Street. If you ar» STONE OTNOER BEER in gallon Jars At tout bicycle It needs tires, or a new Miss K McGregor Piano teacher*: Classified advertisements may be tele­ looking for bargains tn second-hand phone.] to The Times Office, but such fitted with taps. Botanic Beverage Co. chain or something Take It to Harris A ADMIRAL’S ROAD—Fine 8 roomed We Specialise In Storing, Washing at. J. D. A. Tripp. Mr* M D White. M«*« furniture, carnets etc . call and Inspect Phone 622. if Smith, they will do the right thing Put E , R Stewart. French : Ml«| D. advertisements should afterwards be con­ oor* -»pen at 10 a. m Donation» re­ ger* and one 1917 like new. Cameron, DANCES (public), every Wednesday and - 927 ^Fort Street.*------.-ISml* ceived on Friday I'hone 628L morn­ FOR rent House#, furnished and un­ 521 Superior Street m2-31 Saturday evening at Alexandra Ball­ USEFUL BOY wanted around stove ing* and S643L afternoons m3-50 furnished. Lloyd-Young A Russell, 1612 store. 805 Yates. m4-8 E DELM ASTRO. WINDOWS, door*, interior finish, rough OVERLAND______SNAP___ —Five-passenger.. pin room. Ladles Be., gents 18c. Osard’i 1426 Government 8L aS-1 untry order* receive careful at­ cheap for ea#h. Cameron, 521 Superior May 8 Good music and reteoih- FURNISHED HOUSES — Apply-1—2 Douglas Btraet. - . m4-S rEW GO. >1» tention.™ ' E./W Whittington Lumber luaiUe- Ttekrt* ,50c Street , ; ml-:l| TXX?RHr~SfcI Hbx 17?*. <>.. Lt*.. - Brtdj'g’ Maid WANTED—Grwee ' a assistant. i2-ir CHILDREN'S and young people's fancy FURNISHED BBOO MOTOR CO.. LTD.. 9#7 View end ____ j” Trot Onê-'StSï etc. Mra FOR 8AÎJ:—One drop-head Singer sew­ some’ experience. P._____O. Box 244 drea* ball at Government House o BIG RANGE of well furnished houses 8» Fort. Cadillac Agency. R. A. Play­ Boyd, teacher. Studio. D# Camp- PICTURE FRAMES—See fine, line oval ing machine, one solid oak buffet, three- fair. Mgr. Tel. 9066 Distributors for WANTED—Sa iJrr.aker or man IranuMi, v.«»n vex gla*M, for enlarge­ Friday. May 16 Chiidren'a ticket* 50« . BURDICK BROS. A BRETT. LIMITED. Phone 9 to 1# a. m. O piece IT adults Si Tickets can be obtained at Chevrolet Dodge Brothers. Chalmers. rp*S*m and heedfe Atqify Jctin- ment*. |5 50 And Wpf- Tit Tiles: ml-it tHJRrt -...... Ph#ne U$-1$L àfficl^a. 125 wüdwood Ave PhWne " Wllkeihion’* Jewelry Store ml9-50 'xmf-t# Hudson and Cadillac Motor Cars. SHORTHAND Bros . f.70 Johnson Street FOR SALE—White enamelled hat store 5093 R ml-12 BOY wanted. t$u make himself generally THE INVITATION DANCE will be held TWO Roomed SHACK, furnished for [RRON MOTOR CO.. Beasts# Oar see. fittings cost $90j sell $20, wnap. Phone aa usual Thursday night at Sailors' hatching- Mi.Humboldt, SHORTHAND SCHOOL. re and delivery.err. B. C. 4«friT • ~ FOR .SALE—Cheap, cable of aH_ elee*. »k Street At:to machinist and eylfn- ■ant Street. Short „ SrlSg. Hardware A Paint Co . Ltd . 717 PM No Ruud automatic water heater, flub. -Enqntmatt Meatmi's orchestr* TO LET—Fotir-nxim. furnished summer grlrypng. Td. 4M8 Victor mangle, motors, all kind* of, * m2-56 bookkeeping thorouç UutRt^ B. A mZ-8 SHEETS FOR FLASHINGS. cottage, garden all put In. $8 per Macmillan, prl Box^ 1725. Time*. mS-H tools. Great Western Junk Co , 1411 THE TWO CENTREPIECES being raf­ month 2838 Colquits Avenue. Phone ARTHUR DANDRIDQB. Ford specialist. WANTED—At once, tw<> fir.-it -< U-iS Store Street and 533 Johnson. Phone fled in aid of the Halifax blind will be 12840 for particular*. m3-16 Yet»* Street. » painter*. Apply “Nag" Paint Co., Ltd., FOR SALE—(’heap. Englinh baby buggy. 4824 9-11 1302 Wharf Street. m5-l in good condition Apply 1411 Edge- drawn for at the whf*t drive. Thursday TO RENT—Three roomed, furnished cot­ MOTOR SERVICE STATION. 7» View WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ware Road evening at * 30 o'clock. In the Orange tage. modern; no children. Phone B V Williams. Night Phone 2371Y BOY, with wheel, wanted for all day FURNISHED SUITES- Hall. Admission 2Sv Good grocery 68(1 R. Apply Hit Haul tain Street (Continued.) work Abply Angus Campbell A NEW-LAID RTKIR next winter at *um- prise* All member* are requested to m2-16 FRANCIS. 819 Yatea St (opposite Do­ Limited______m2-8 mer price* by u*lnr Pendray’» water THREE-RfX>M. furnished. mo*iern ntilte, turn in cash and tickets for raffle SHELL OARAGE. LTD.. 836 View Street. Expert repair*, all auto work guaran­ minion Theatre), always open tor buy SALESPEOPLE. ______——___Marvellous—,—__ I flmwwy. glaa*. 86c. per Jar. or all grocer* m3-12 <’owner Apts., Mensle* Street. Phone * m2-50 BUSINESS CHANCES good claee and_ antique furniture,- car 275SL morning or evening ml-14 BÂÏTr.HTKHR or KNOT,AND *ERV1C* teed. National rubber tire filler ends all Naptha tablets wash clothes spot I cy.il y FOR SALE—Or exchange for an Kvln SX LEHMAN open for engagement OLIN HARP for sale. Jn good single rooms. Vernon Hotel. Douglas REVERCOMfl MOTOR CO.. up 12». City Junk Co.. B. Aaronson, 561 mission 50c ml-M only lc a dozen, by using Pendray’s Maxwell Automobiles. Tel. 1 COUNTERMAN wanted. Apply White shape. Apply Box 1731. Time* m4-12 T1Î7-Î4 water glass, 86c. per Jar. of all grocenr Johnson Street. House phone 6644L. 11 Lunch. Yates Street QUEEN FJTT CHAPTER SERVICE SOWING MACHINES for rent, repair* WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS HOUSE OF FURNITURE wanted for sMEN AND WOMEN wanted to sell Dr. FURNISHED 2-room front apartment, CLUB willi hold an Informal- dance In K. and acceasoriea for all make* 716 light and water, from $16 to $18. Adults of P. Hall. North Park Street. Monday. uh. Phone 2271. Chase's Receipt Book and Household Yate* Phone 633 ml-12 only. 1176 Yales. m20-14 May 6. Dancing 9 to 1 a m Tickets WANTED—A round bottom rowboat. 11 Physician. largest sale of any book may be procured from member* of com­ to 16 feet, and a canoe, in good shape except the Bible. Food will win the war PIANO, black and bras* inlaid, rich tone, WANTED-irumlture ond ■loves, sic. ; excellent order; will accept'one-third or MOST CENTRAL, furnished, modern mittee or bf' telephoning 4977R Pro­ Box 1713, Time*.' mJ-13 highest caah price paid. Phone 444L 1$ and Dr..Chase's tjpok saves food as well apartment*. The Carlton, 711 Pandora ceeds fbr soldier*' comfort» m4-5# as llVbS. 64 per cent, commission and it* cost. Stored at Ifiedger'» Bargain WANTED—Dogcart, suitable for pony House, 742 Fort Street, or Phone Avenue.1 Phone 978L. mi-14 RUMMAGE SALE—Queen City Chapter ATTENTION! or small horse of. say. 14 hands. Apply POULTRY AND EGGS • flfty-dollar Victory Bend free with sale owner. 4141. mS-12 "Service Club’’ wHI hold a rummage to "M.." at this office.m>-12 of 200 books Fine opportunity for re •ale in Royal Dairy Building. 1615 Doug­ turned soldiers No experience nece* FOR SALE—The Bee man Garden Trac­ $11 MONTH—Pleasant, two roomed flat, et back to the land, WANTBI>—Circular saw. with 6 to 7 h p. SETTING EGGS. $1 ##. Walton. Phone with basement (new), has every mod­ las Street, on Saturday. Mar 4. opening ere * yuuç chance. gasoline or electric motor, suitable for $88$L, Mt. Tolmie and Lanadowno. ■ary for people are anxious to get this tor (as advertised in Country Gentle­ at 10 o'clock a m Phone 3819L Tour man. etc.). Can be seen and tried by ern convenience tot housekeeping. 1741 13 acrew"of the finest land, with one wood cutting. Apply Box 2134, Times. , *2«-19 well-known book. Write for terms and Second Street, near Jubilee Hospital good* will be called for; Proceed* for of the best Irrigation plant* In the West. exclusive territory. Edmanson, Bates appointment with the agents, Suttie ► soldier*’ comfort*. m3-50 *•» ml-13 Bros. 3006 Cedsr Hill Road. Phone ml-14 206 fruit treea. a number of milch cowa, LOWE'S New Zealand Leghorns, world's A Co.. Ltd., Dr. Chase Bldg.. Toronto. hop. horse* and fowl, WANTED—At once, furniture for a 4 or contest winner, seven diploma»; official 4033L. ml-It RUMMAGE SALB-RusseU Building. 11 5 roomed house ; best possible price. Ont aStf-S SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE o'clock. May 7, by "J" Unit Chapter, b Thej|>rtce 1» reasonable and terms can weight of hens. I I be.; hAtchlng eggs, I. O D. E. All Invited to send thing* 8 H. J. Mason. 101# HfiUlde Avenue. $16 hundred; also 'Wyandotte», breeding LEARN TO DANCE properly. Phone MALLEABLE and steel range*. 81 per WORK WANTED. 1 to < p. m dally, edu- Phone 317#______ml-13, •lock, for sale. Inspection Invited. Lake week. Phone 46». MOI Government HI. to Russell Building afternoon May 6. 2166L______| cated young man. Apply Box 1740, or Phone 41I1T for arrangement m3-56 or Information apply Box 125W, WANTED — I.###!!! Lawn ______Hill ’bus to place. Phone HOE Setting, Times. m4-10 ground, collected, delivered. It Dand- $1.50 delivered. * » IF JEFF had only used "Tonifoam" ALL FLY SKATING RINKS CLOSE - rldge. machinist. Phone 4666L. m20-18 wouldn't be bald to-day. ROOM AND BOARD Men are using Tonifoam. It kills dan­ $1 00 PER SETTING, heavy R. I. Rede ISLAND EXCHANGE A MART. druff. » GROWERS—W» will contract to buy cu­ and Leghorns; chicks. 25<^each. ^1218 CONCRETE ENGINEERING COURSE 719 to 743 Fort Street cumbers. cauliflower, red cMMm and » Street. mSl-i now ready. International Correspond­ Our showrooms are stocked with second­ THE BON-ACCORD, $46 Princess Aye. DANCING TAUOHT privately. plckltng onions. The Western Pickling * ence Schools, 1222 Douglas Street. All hand furniture, carpet*, linoleum*, etc., Rm and board: terms mode rat ai Works. Ltd.. Victoria. B.C. 11 HATCHING EfKiS from heavy-laying particulars free. as good as new. Prices moderate. ladles or gentlemen. Phone 28571T White Wyandotte*, also White Leg­ If you have any furniture for sale. m26-14 FURNISHED ROOMS AUTO LIVERY WANTED—Plain sewing, shirts, pyja- horn», $1 setting R. Waterhouse. 2976 Phone 1408. We will give a fair price ma»,■■f baby I « * Udren’s wea Millgrove 8t. Phone 1640L.ml# HELP WANTED—FEMALE ROOM AND BOARD. home cooking. FOR REST—Furnished rooma. 744 FI* 309 I,angfor mX-13 term* reasoi able. 941 Pandora. Phone mJ-15 Beginning May 1 our rates will be as R. ,1. REDS. $1 per Betting, and broody 4364L. $4 WANTED—8mall shack or tent house. Apply Singer Sewing Machine Co . 12ft ------v BRUNSWICK HOTEL—60c. night up. hens. 1911 Belmont Ave. Phone 752762 R. SUNDAYS and Public Holidays—Up to three month*. Cordova Bay; reasonable. ml-» Broad Street.______m4-9 OVAL FRAMES Convex Enlarge- EXCHANGE WtÊÊÈtÊÊÊÊ!ÊÊÊÊËiiÊËÊKÈÊÊÊÊ*ÏÊ*weekly op First-class location. ,ËLFew Box 1606. Time»ml-13 ment*, slight gnre In price of housekeeping rooms. Yatea and Doug 12 noon» first hour. $1.6#; succeeding for exchange. las. Phone 217. hours, $1 00; ga* extra. After 12 noon, WANTED TO BUT good ranges. WHITE WYANDOTTE » for hatch- on hand. Every S3 60 per hour, gas extra. ;nd heaters for spot cash Jack' _ Ing. good laying strain par setting Allies Hotel. Blnnshard Street. m7-9 record. Vtcbrtorta . ___Art .Emporium. 581 •.wiwnAWw * - «Firstkm .wuhour. $1.60:1 succeed-w ne (tore. 804 Tate» St.. Phone 6719. Will* Phone 6668L. WANTED—Woman or girL daily help, g—gHUWUBUI Niagara St.. James Bay 11 SW A PS— A creage for motor car. shotgun light household duties. Phone I394Y. liOST—Small brown leather purse con­ FALSE in any con from my prlsewlnners at WE RE NOT- WITTY, but "When yo for bicycle, caah for 10 pairs roller taining nugget necklace. 1 pound note VICTORIA AUTO Lrv^Y. skates. 1907 Broad Street I’hone 3675. and money. Reward. 1212 Broad Street. dltlon. Flash, 686 Johnson St. 11 setting of U eggs. W. H. can’t get It, Lane * Son will make It. ------m4 a7 717 Broughton St. one 3<)63 427 SUnnard J^gre., Victoria. MISCELLANEOUS Try us for that next order of printing. 4$ ODDY'R Second-hand Furniture Store. Phone 5241. 625 Courtney St.------13- T,OST—Sunday afternoon, 6 month* old SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. 1817 Douglas. Open te buy good furni­ ZETLAND LUNCri AND TEA ROOMS. ROOMS WANTED — "M Persian kitten Reward at 933 YOUNG WOMAN seeks position In office: ture, carpet», etc. 11 EVERYONE INTERESTED In poultry *47- Fort------UPSTAIRS, entrance STATIONERY, china, toys, hardware Road. Telephony 923 . mS-37 Inexperienced but trustworthy and WANTED—Junk and tools of any de­ should read Poultry. Pigeons and Pet- Catering to private WANTED—Two unfurnlHhed room* in atock. 10c. copy. 621 Yitae SL. upstairs. next to Terry e. and notions. 263 Cook 8L T. J. Adeney. uesday noon, between View and wllHng. Box 1X86. Timqa mt-ll scription. Great Western Junk Co. parties s specie»: r. Open from U to 7. Phone 2466. tt home, with garage, closecl in. State Phone 48l(. ______m9-13 61 pgice Box 1S$4, Times. ml-jl l>ougla* Streets, or near Balmoral NURSE (trained), middle-age, would STRAWBERRY* PLANTS. Paxtons only, Hotel. Royal Canadian Garrison Artil­ care for invalid or elderly person ; per­ WANTED—Nicely furnished bedroom In BARRED ROCK and Wyandotte egg», CRICKET AND TENNIS BATS remlrml extra largo and thrifty. $4 per 1.000, HOUSES WANTED lery badge, valued ha keepsake. Finder manent . good references; no objection private house, where can have use of from my prise birds, splendid layers, Phone______21S1Lm^B|*|™Howard______m3-37 to country or city; would take Interest. garage Box 1963 Times.a30 81.50 per setting and up; chicks. Z»c. quickly end rcMombly. J. J. Brld- 60c. per 100. Tâpecott. 3342 Wnluler. WANTED—Married couple, no children, ford. Phone 574R. ______rn6 5! Phone 2426L: 13 C5SfF Nurse, 2612 Main Street, Vancouver, Phone <32. Laity. M» Cedar HH1 Roa.i want five or six-room, furnished house, -An old-fashloned gold hro•/*Box 16*)9,I I • •, -head».------pimple*, etc. Tonifoam.- at all Huitable for two; no children. Phone Store. 172 Johnson Street Victoria. B. C. Sea view Poultry Farm,rm. 423 DallasDi ‘ n» unfurnished. Moderate rentals. druggists. M Phor.e 679. lon~ Victoria Botanic Beyerage Co. 11 Time*. ______^______m2-33 dru*^ 4364L. 942 Pandora. • ■ ml-41 PI. one 1747. Phone 4ML. mySl-» Fresh gtcuç iuum at pumust s PLIMLEY S CYCLE TIRES AT PLIMLEY'6 RBSH CYCLE TlltlùbTIUtiS AT BLLMLMY’S MtKSEl CYCLK T1I1E.S AT 1'LlMl.tiY h FRESH CYCLE TIRES AT PLIMLKY’S Cycle Store. <11 View SL Wi&ii Store. €11 View S» Cycle Store, «11 View St. Cycle Store. «11 View SL CycleCyck rStore. <11------View SL VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918 13

PHONE NUMBERS YOU SHOULD HOUSES FOR SALE CARPENTER AND JOBBING FRENCH POLISHER MERCHANT TAILORS •PORTING GOODS .....a______KN9W ____ (Continued.) lobbing- ai LIFE UNDERWRITERS Established 1903. stilltjll inIn buslnbusiness and |y$-47 BAM IX)Y. 1412 Government FUto»t prepared to. do small work. 8W Cale­ ed house, at a Sacrifice, FunIralI TIMES WANT AD. DEPT. .< lars Phone 3614IL donia Ave. Phones 1753L. 1430. 47 PIWE DEPARTMENT ...... FOR SALE—Modern bungalow. 2326 Lee B. C. FUNERAL CO. (Hayward sj. LTD.. BORGmCHLSTT Avenue. No agents. Box*684, Tlmef^ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 7M Broughton. Motor or horee drawn PLUMBING AND HEATING TAILORS. CITY HALL...... equipment as required.. Mm bel mere RAW DEN. KIDD * CO.-Chartered Ac­ DO NOT let the so-called ' handy man'' TIRBITT8 Sc KEYS, 623 Trounce Ave. RED cross society...... WORTH INVESTIGATING—Five good countant*, Assignees, etc., 421 and 423 create expense. Call a competent High-class ladles' and gentlemen'# rooms downstairs, two in attic. House Central Building. Victoria. B. C. Phone BANDS FUNERAL FURNISHING CO., plumber. Allan Macdonald, 1309 Esqul- tailor. --n- Je»-47 JUBILEE HOSPITAL ...... LTD.. 1412 Quadra St. Tel. BRENTWOOD BANQUET was previously sold at $3.860; furnace . malt Road. Phone 3686. ______£ ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL ... .. 6680 since Installed, $125; attic finished--$250; THOMSON. FRANK L.. «27 Pandolw TEA ROOMS EMPRESS AUTO AND TAXI .. HOT $4.175. Our present price $2,600; Ave. Fine funeral furnishings Grade mortgage $2.000 at 7 per cent., balance CHIMNEY SWEEPING nbabnlng. Plumbing and heating. TEA BOOMS—Exclusive homelike, dif­ ate of U. 8. College of Eml ferent: Montrose Tea Rooma, 1124 BALMORAL AUTO STAND. 8780 or easy terms. Taxes low. Pembroke Office TeL 4*. Open day and1 nlgkL 2031L. 47 Street, near car. K W. Whlttlnirton CHIMNEYS CLEANED-Defective flues ___ „ _3DS, L. . Bfanahardnehard Street. Jyl-<1t$-47 Lumber Co.," Ltd., owners.“-ajM______mi-25____ fixed, etc. Wm. Neal. 1618 Quadra St. Plumbing an* heating. Tel. 16M. Officers of Dominion Associ­ Phone 10». furniture movers TAXIDERMISTS ONTARIO STREET—Near Montreal VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.. 1061 Pan­ ation of Field Men Pay Street, a very pretty and comfortable O'CONNELL, chimhey sweep. Gutters MOVE YOÜR FURNITURE by motor. dora Street. Phones 94* aftd 1466L. BIG GAME HEADS, ruge a epeoMiuy PERSONAL cleaned. Phone 1889- fHtf-^7 All classes taxidermy. Wherry * Tew, bungalow, splendid lot and garden, BOX Cheaper and quicker; prices reaeon- HAFFNFRATZ. A. H. «JCCMior to 8* Pandora. Phone 3931. 136; only $2.950. on easy terms. This abla J. D. Williams Phone 876. Coo keen Plumbing j-To.. 1*6 Yates 8t City .Brief Visit RICH FURNITURE at moderate prices. CHILDREN’S OUTFITTERS sure to please. Victoria Furntturi* Co_. property cost $5.300. Oxvner has re­ Phone* 674 and. 4617X. TRANSFERS 710 Tates Street • ® moved to Alberta Box 1664. Tlm|s FURNITURE Office: Ledit, ------R. I. NOTT CO. LTD.. 67» Y ate* Hr ESTES, Gorge transfer. Res. Phone $*8lt A SPECIAL LINE of real silk waists E-a brook Youn* corner Broad and Plumbing and heating. ■ »■ ■ 47 FAI RtY E i .nr^FSN AF—He ven - room, .pew OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT-The R» Terminating the westward course at% for |aillée, priced from 11.75. Kwong Johnson. Phono 4746. « H. Stewart Co., Ltd., have opened a HOCKING—Jam»» Pay, 52« Toronto Kl. Tat Tune, v$22 Government Street. » and modern house, basement, lot 40x90; Phone 3771. Ranges connected, coll* T*fU NK AND HARNESS MFGRS. a Dominion wide tour, J. T. Wilson, house Is well built and in good oimdi- branc h More at 852 Yates Selling new REMEM 11ER how you longed for eggs tlon: price $2,200: $l>m cash, balance CHIROPODISTS furniture on easy payments. 47 F. NORRIS * RONS. 1XSJ Government St. ]#resident, a ad J. H. Castle Graham, last! winter? Preserve your winter's arrange, fhirrie A Power. 1214 Douglas BHEHF.T, ANDREW. IÎÎ4 B»«n*harrtre 60c Edinburgh Rock. *-lb nett, to plough. Water laid on, 2-mlle lot cultivation. W. II. Weatby. Phone MBUGKNS, Arcade Bldg. Portraiture ALL KINDS of typewriter» repaired, ad­ They were met by wheats of the Vic^ nostage 12c. price 5Ac: RiPteremtch. circle, close to paved street Sold In „ 47 and enlargements Special attention to justed, bought.1 sold. exchanged. Some -V>rin Association and proceeded in 1913 at $960 00 each. Price now, $300 00. UUVK HIN- Huit» tleaned uni prewd snaps In used machines. Phone 3929 t-Tb neft. postal 15c. prie» 35c: mixed INI Store St 47 children’s portrait» Tel IMF 4» ‘motor cars to the Astro-Physical Ob­ CAndy. l-lh.-nett. postage l?e. price 35c: Terms. GARDENS made and kept ..up, lots 745 Yate* St. 47 servatory at Little Saanich Mountain, Wine Cake. 14 n* . postage 24c.’ nHce 4«c: 7-ROOMTÙD HOT*SE. cement basement, cleared, lawns made, cenienU work of K. H. BROWNING—<'ommerclal photo­ all kioda done, Heptic tank* made; con­ graphy, amateur finishing, cameras, re­ UPHOLSTERERS where the party wa* welcomed by Dr. Fruit Cake. 20 «*.*«.. postage ?4c, price furnace, large lot 56x130. mile circle, COAL . J. 8. Plaskett. who Fxplaffied briefly Mkr; Honey. lY-ths , postage 24c. pr'ce worth $4,600. ITice $3.000.60. Terms tract or day work. Ng Hop. 765 Pan­ pairing. Room A Mahon Blk over 16c dora. ■ * > mm?J-47 F. KROBGER. 1109 Fo t St Special de­ the working* of the great telescope. 75c: Potter In Frine. lit».. postage 24c. Store. «« signs carried out Tel. 1148. 47 price 75c: Tea fflne blend'. I-1b.. post­ KIRK'S The visitors had tha opportunity of W T WII.MAMS. Old Wellington Coal Leada. GENERAL GARDENING—Small cc n- PAINTING age 12c. price 40c: Granulated Care “NAG'' Paint Co. Ltd., tracts a specialty. Fred Bennett, Straw­ viewing the huge mirror, which has f-tb . postage 12o. nrlce l*r; «Cherry -Telly. Whyt VACUUM CLEANERS 1302 Wharf St.. Victoria. B.C. Ask the woman who burns It. berry Vale P, O- Phone Colqulta 1»L A. KNIGHT, paperhanging, painting and now.been pfaced In position and Were It lbs. hostage 24c. "fire 40; Plack decorating. Phone 6292L. Currant Jam. 21 lbs.. Eng 9«c. J*r*nce mIS-tS Have thm auto vacuum for yo Interested to learn that It should be 24c, price Mr; RasnberrV jam 2» 'hs.. COAL AND WOOD carpets Satisfaction assured. Phoi In working order In the course of a MR RETURN SOLDIER, secure a farm Furrier OPTICIANS Eng. 3*c. .France 24c. price 6fkv Swift's home. Private Information. Call 12 to 'AKMAfN'V’F tÿcVJD CO. Pbonr 684. 47 few days. The party then proceeded * Prem Paeon, rooked 1* lbs., postage 24c, floor. Say ward to Brentwood. price $1 25: Coffee. Milk. Sugar. 1-lb . 2. 322 Su y ward Return ^Soldiers' TICK CHONG L(TN(1 dealers In cord FOSTER. FRED. Highest price for raw ' Bldg. LBL0 PAGE, main VULCANIZING AND REPAIRFRS -wastage -J!4c~ priée ?5v- Chocolate Milk. Homestead. Colonisation A Realty Co fur. Hie Government BL Phone *87. Optometrist , I nduetry tod Prosperity. Capt A. K J«>nes, Secy. m7-26 -----dr—Office, 634 Flsgard Street Phone grinding THE TYRE SHOP—Vulcanising and re­ SugtHV t-lb. postage 1?c. price 46c. - and rrw D^irv/ V^ any part of Htr pair* 1016 Blanshard Street.47 President Graham in his address , THE LENZIB CO., mi Broad Street. For SA1.E—Snap. 4-room house, good CORDWOOD-Cut any length paid $r tribute to Victoria and Its sur- HAMSTERI.EY FARM STORE lot; $1,000. terms. Blttancourt’s Anctton Fur seta, fur eoate and leather coats. PLASTERER FEDERAL TIRE AGENCY-A McQavIn. i^lmdings. He w^e optimistic for the Cor Pastlon and Government Streets Boom. 1307 Rrogd Street. Phone 881a 6368.---- *'Kwong Ripg "we.Ke 1819 rStore.1 J4-4? ■21-1S-47 1611 Blanshard Street. Phone 8869 Where the boats go round In the window Federal and Goodrich tires and vulcais- future of Canada, und especially the COMMERCIAL PRINTING TÔTRÏSTS* vls.lt I ng Vancouver If!xn MENZIE9 STREET—Opposite Drill Hall, JuA-47 fe Insurance. New office». Moody WINDOW CLEANING writers of Victoria would do as much RETURNED.SOLDIERS. large lot and «-roomed modern bunga­ HAT WORKS «lock. Cor. Tate* and Bl^oad Sta. 47 1M.AND WINtMJW CLEANING CO- toward bringing that prosperity aa low. Price $5.0 l>0 Terms 81.600 CONTRACTORS Phone MIS. Pioneer window cleaner any body of men. AUTO STAND, corner Yates and Doug­ cash, balance arranged 'to suit pur­ DUN FORD'S. LTD.. 12* Government »t Insurance broker» and exchange spe- and Janitor* 9* Arnold. las Phone 122*6 Day and night ser- chaser at 7 per cent. VANCOUVER ISIAND PILE*,DRIVING AMERICAN HAT WORKS. Speaking of the aim of the Life Un­ -e Vice Also nieasnre trip* arranged 3-ROOMED COTTAGE AND TJCTT on CO. Wharf bhtMlng. bridges, pile efanst* Tel. 4ML WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRERS derwriters’ Association of Canada, Mr. Rates reasonable. S. G. Blanchard. P Steele Street, just off Douglas Street. feundattone. diving, etc. 707 B. C. Per­ 8* Yates Street Phon^SOTl B C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY • W'ilson defined its ambition when be Burlck. Price 8466 oo, f»*r quick- sale. manent Loan Bldg. tF-47 *22 Government. T*l. 138. Jt. L. HAYNES for high-class watch and said it was to secure that unity of QU'APPELLE STREbrj, Just off Bum- Our motto Is promptness. It mean* suc­ ‘ewefry repairs. 1124 Government 8L 47 SPECIAL* side car line, neat little 5-roomed cot­ cess. We clean and block your old Into CROWN REALTY A INVESTMENT interest born of co-operation. Every T.lherty—A T P —3t Office houra. 9.» women. 47 the highest business plane. • TIIOS: J. SKELTON. ____v Douglas Street. Phone 1488_____ m3-46 a. m. to 6 p. m. IRON WOYK8 Business Ethics. PHONE 3511 1716 LEE AN ENUR. DIRECT SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, cor ACREAGE FOR SA LE—36 acres. 4 under IRON WORKS. 1716 Store SHIP CHANDLERS Fort and Langley. Pencils rubbers. In the speaker's opinion too much t vuHIvatlnu, 12 Flashed and burned. 5 Jewel Blrv k. cor. Yates and Douglas Blacksmiths and boilermakers, steam­ could not be said of 'the need of en­ roomed hfeise. chicken house 36x9. barn SHIP CHANDLERS LIMITED formerly , kewple* *flk flaks, fancy goods Tele­ SUBMIT ypnr printing problems to a Streets. Victoria. B. Cr Telephones: boat and ship work. TeL 18* office: Peter McQuade .% Son. Ltd. Ship, naval, phone 4623 47 forcing proper business ethics among 24x86. goisl supply of water, là mile* Office. 187 ; Residence, ltt. Res 12*0. my-M-47 firm that ••understands” printing. It from railway; price $2.600 Pemberton loggers and ir^ll euppllea 1314 Wharf LODGES Life Insurance men. He urged the ne-_, Isn't everyone that does* Consult the St Phone 41. ______cessity of being professional in the A Son ml-46 DETECTIVE AGENCY B. C. IRON WORKS—Boilermakers and Acme Press. Ltd.. View Street. Phorj MARvTn,’a CO. F.. B.. 13« Wbsrf P'.i" A. O. F.—Court Northern Light No SSSY matter of ethics; of meeting the actual ACREAGE FOR SALE. general Ironworkers. Government and meets at Fotesters* Hall. Broad 8tr»»t Prlnceaa. Phones 251* and 28J9X. «23-47 rhan-ller* and toggerw* supplies. Tel needs of the "prospect"’ and , of efh- PRIVATE DETECTIVE OFFICE SU 14 and U Bid and #th Wednesday*. W. -**. Fuller­ DO YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT TTTbben Bone Bldg. Day and night ton* secretary. phasizing the moral significance of in­ TEA? T do T can convince you at PROSPECT LAKE—40 acres, partly log­ Phone 84U MORRISON IRON WORKS, 96 Wharf surance. IHd tlte Insurance man gen­ Th» Fern.

ged off. 10 acres first-class land, bal­ St. Ship smith* miner»' drills, outfits, SCAVENGING CANA PI A N OR DER OF FO R RRTERS- erally realize that he had a duty to ance rough and broken. good hog *»r snatch blocks, etc. 47 Meet* 4th Monday. $ p. m.. 808 Yates ftt NOTICE—Dr! Jessie ConwaVs. 11 D chicken proposition; for quick sale DYEING AND CLEANING IfieiMl R. L. Cox. 630 Central Block Phone W* perform, to insure the public—the real plasters supplied from 7*W Dunsmub $1,200 eminent Street. Phone fltt. Ashee and purrmne of life, insurance. The speaker Street, Vancouver, hereafter. m23-35 GORI>ON HEAD DISTRICT—64 acres. CITY DYE WoHKR—Tim most up-to-date KINDLING AND MILLWOOD rarbnre removed. 47 DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND B. 8.- dealt in short order with the "twister’' nv»tly unddr cultivation: this ta A1 dyeing Hftd rkatinR w«»rks In the Pro­ Lodge Primrose. 2nd and 4th Thursdays. vince We call and deliver. Geo. Mc­ PHONE ,1MR. I*rtc, «4. ndge. No ican public, were paying the $72 differ- SALVATION ARMY—Hotel Métropole. berries, gooseberries, ©he.; price $5 500. LADIES1 TAILORING Hturdec Street, Bwqutmalt. Phoue SfK8 1. Mid and 4th Thur*.. K. of P Hall 529 Johnson Street. Comfort able 'iutd Rf'lWVL <>AK—61 acres and modern 7- TrSn_ CLEANERS. 675 Yate* Street, mJu-17 A. O. H. Harding. K.R 16PS Govern Biggest Season Yet. cheap furnished rooms Tor men ' Hot rooln house, hot and cold water, elec­ one 4136 Suits called for and dellv- Y. W. LIN. CO.. 2<»»i Douglas St. gnd çpld water. ;__Capt. Sutherland tric light, ideal situation; price $6.000 47 SFCOND-MAND DEALERS • Last year in Canada insurance men Stewart, manager m$-** MT TOLM1E DISTRICT—If acres foil üs'iN.d OF ENGLAND H. !• * t«1 ’ • hadt seen the biggest season of new bearing orchard, modern. If-room bun­ O. IHB. cleaning and preeslnx tailoring LAWN. MOWER HOSPITALJ l^ADIRK, CALL—Mr*. Hunt, wardrobe Inland IzMÎge. No 131. meet* 2nd end business in the history of the country, galow, cement basement; price $4.500 C Phone 2794. 80. 47 dealer, of Winnipeg and Calgary, la open 4th Tuesday* In the A O F H*t1. Rro*^ NORTH QUADRA—Six rooms, modern. 2 Wltot President. fTMffith* Donne. Ill* when $260,^00,000 of. new insurance the Lawn mower hospital, «if to buy and sell high-clan* ladle»’, was written. Greater progress was acres in orchard and garden; price ELECTROLYSIS gent*' and 'rhlklren'ti clothing, evening Pandora Ave. Secretary. A. 1$. Blind Watch Improvements Cormorant Street. Phene $219L. Am­ lev. 1617 Pembroke Street City. at $5.260. *| __ bulance wlU call. 47 and party drenew, wfieirlal offers for looked for in the future. ' gentlemen * clothes we pay spot cash ORDER OF TTTF EASTERN FT**# Mr. Castle Graham explained that DUNFORD'R, LIMITED, ELECTRICITY te the only safe and per­ to any amount Buslnes* done *tri« tly the Life Underwriters’ Association of HOTEL WEST HOLME. ______1222 Government St. a24tf-48 manent method of removing superflu- LAWNMOWER SPECIALIST Wtorl* rhapter. No. 17. meet» on 2nd «W hair- ..j■ -v g'taranlrrd. private^ _ Mr*. Hunt wi 1,1 cajl hervelf m and 4th Mondays *t 8 n. m Irr the K. of « 'jjUHt.hk was an onrani*nt»,,n of field any inWrr**, or T4tl ' xt " 812 Johnson the "STifetiftc Hgii, WW» TTawman m»»llf*ed Itwew apeelal- DWN MfiWKHH ground. «xdtovitoL «*•- P. HalL North rark^y Vlsittng merit men. Itewtoce to the Insurance agent T foomed tinux*. far «»#*, Year - tisttor 1st. *8 Campbell RuUdtng. Office hour*. m»w»4 Iwttw up from Bbuixh- ■ here mfimih |wHI#n. wanted at once, Dalby St' Lawson. 615 Itvcred.- ft Walter Daddrtdgv, mar-hin­ ard Phone 4621. . __m31-47 was that of the Bar Assovtation to - 11 tIH 4». 47 ts t. Phone 4865L. Jll-47 ORDER op THE EASTERN STAR the lawyer, or the Medical Association ..-Enrt.,(upfitftLr.gL...... ~ 49 NATHAN A LBVYa 14* Qgvernment ktiRCTBOLYSHI Feur»sea veers' fHSO- wavrtioaiS læteu- t<# Uw doctor. As a body U would toaUr FOR BALM. LAUNDRIES LIVESTOCK tlcal experience In removing superf!u- mente, tool*, etc. Tel. 84*. lr ef p Hall. North Park St. Vlaftlnr the mutual Interest of it* members, ‘ * Mrs. Barkar^JPbone *25. 7U Uiuae of the .business, and lastly, but ACREAGE oa the Saanich peninsula ; îwJÜKei RE* » THIS— . member* enrdlallv invited (THK HRKD Jg^RRY <*to6fr-%»'saWi all, ïiongthe1fn7of the B V? ET^TrlP Rail­ NSW MKTffOD LAUNDRY, WÛ-» *»• cast-off clothing Ly no means Jouit, ihe imerost xrf the 17 North Park l7 D. McLean. Expert ladle*' ahd « milking about 4 gglione, fresh one way, elie.i of blocks from two to five Phone 2967. or call 794I Yates Street month, $150 Phone 24Y, Colquitt. acres, portion of the land Is under rul- ELECTRICIANS^, ■laundercra Tel. 2*1.______Knowledge Necessary. Haitfmrton. Royal Oak. J»3-28 tfvatlon and there la a railway station HLAl^i ETS. curtains, flannels and ellk LOUIS, Bag and wastemetal merchant ’•EGAL AND OFFICIAL 467 7th Ave. East. Vancouver. 47 The speaker stated that the educa­ fOUNG ENGLISH SETTER JXX3. to on the property, which to about six uTi.hrw.ar laundered perfectly. Phone tional work of the Association ceutd ood home in country; sacrifice 17 66. miles from the city; tond to mostly all COX A DOUG XL. electricians Motors WlU. «7 NOTICES bought. Fold, re»,aired Estimates PH AW A CO. «the Lancashire firm) post- be divided into two branches—educa­ ftox 172». Times. . m3-28 good and will grow anything; prices given for-re-winding motors, animturw lively peg top cash prices for gentle­ from $75 to $200 per acre. For further LEADING GRILLS tion of the agents and the education of -r TONI FOAM kills dandruff and livestock and colls; ele*. ator repair*. l*hone*- men's and Indies’ cast-off clothing, COf 'ORATION OP THE DISTRICT In the hair Cleans and grows hair. 28 particular* apply Office, 5153; private. 3752IL 3419R. 42 boots, etc. Phone 401. or call 736 Fort the public. The success of the agent THE B. C. LAND St INVESTMENT ST JAMES HOTEL UIULL-Eventually, Street. Night phone 729R. 47 OF OAK BAY would depend largely on his knowledge WANTED—Any quantity chicken* or AGENCY. LTD why not now7 On parle Français. 47 of the buefness and his ability to con­ ducks, cash paid at your house. Phons tO Government St. GWf-48 EMPLOYMEN. AGENCY. VICTORIA JUNK AGENCY CO.-Buy 16191* or write CIS Elliott Street. City. lag sacks and rags: best prices paid Assessment Poll vince hia prospects. It was desirable ACCIDENT INSURANCE TIM KEE * CÔ.. 1416 flovernment. Phone LEATHER GOODS orders quickly attended to Phone ISM that the public should have a true ap­ LOT FOR SALE 8H. All help Mjpi>ll‘*d at short notice. 47 MM Wharf and 140* Store Street 47 preciation of the functions of life In- MERGHANTS* CASUALTY CO.. 4*R TRUNKS, bags, automobile rugs. etc. DIAMONDS, antiques, old gold bought 8UJtawas significant that courses on the CORDOVA BAY SNAP ‘Choice water­ Union Bank Bldg.. Victoria. B. Ç. 4T ON HI NO BJUV, employment agency. 862 B C. Saddlery Ci> LI*. 6* Yatée. W end sold. Mrs. Aaroneon. 1W7 Govern­ Court of Revision front lot1 and four roomed cottage. Ap­ Fiagard Street. totS-47 ment St . opposite Ann» Gampheir». Notice Is hereby given that the first principle of life insuritice were already ply 189 Joseph Street, or l’hon^nl40,44,j AGENTS LEGAL ilttlng of the Annual Court of Revision being given In several Universities of ENGRAVERS BEST PHK’108 paid for gent* cast-off rill bo. held In the Council Chamber. W MA RLE. 717 Johnson 8t. Agents for BRADSHAW Sk 8TACPOOLH, barrtelere- clothing Give me a trial. A. Lands. 1469 Canada, and the object of the Associa­ HOUSES FOK SALE Cockehutt Implements, plough parts. et<^ at-law. 208 Union Bank Building. FtoT# Street Phe?>e 5664 tion was to have a still larger sphere ' GENERAL ENGRAVER. Htenoll Cutter —...... - ...... Bl ' "...... t,f general rilucatton. \ SNAP—Three-room house and lot ajl and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther, 111 ------SHOE REPAIRING aments as mads by the ready for seeding, nacriflced for $660, Wharf Street, behind Poet Ofllca e LIFE INSURANCE - A Idorman Prd»n and J. B. Warnlckcr easy terms. Apply 11A? Johnson St. ANTIQUE DEALERS «Doka briefly on the subject of Inaur- . NÔKTÏ1 AMlGUCAN LIFE ASS TRANCE RICHMOND KI.BCTRIC «HOB STORK m2-25 HALF-TONE AND LINK ENGRAVING. corner Fort and Richmond. Personal an». In exten.ltne to the apeakers an Commercial work « specialty. Designs (X) (Home office. Toronto, Canada.) CHAS. K. HILDRETH. appreciation of their vlrtt to the city. HOUSES FOR SALE •Mtir, . Shoppe,, ,, , ^ Sfreet * advertising and business stationery J. W. Hudson, Vancouver Ihland man- attention. Work guaranteed. J19-47 C. M. CL tur, plctur.1. old fhln, »nd rilrw ager, 304-6-7 Say ward Block.47 April I. 191A Amopg thoae iireaent were: Mwm C Engraving Co.. Times Building. Manning. C «I* Trounce Alley Mi'iircc ir Ferirueon, Kllner. Warn- COVE—Wat erf rontag. - 66x147. bought ,nfl «old. Rhone Peoln. 1411. 47 ecetved at Times Business LONl»fiN LIFE INS. CO., 666-7 Perman­ “ker fïien MPower. Binon, shack .14x24 and separate gATTPFArnON In shoe repairing Ar- well-built shack .14x24 am ent l>oan Bldg. Lawson * Andrew*. . thur Hlbbe. «67 Yatee. between Govern - - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. kitchen; also 1,000-gallon cement water AGRICULTURAL implements Heps. ______T______«n$-47 Estate of Robert Earle Knowise, de- Shepherd. Him.. Hartley. *«»*•.. - tank: snap price f 1,266 cash. (26477- ment and Krosd Streets. § Fielder. Murphy. I^emlnc^B yth, Wil- EIGHT-ROOM. fuliV modern house, with MKUK1.I.. GKO. T.. 610-11 Pandora. EXPRESS AND TRANSFER. BITS LIFE AF8URANCH CO. OF CAN- SHOE HFPA1R1NG promptly and neatly All person* having claim* against this large lot. clone In; price only $3.600 ...n, Lewln. Fleming, BlOell, #““*}. - Agent for Massey-Harris farm machin­ ADA-F. M. KJlner. cltv manager, B C dene, reasonably priced. H. White state are requested to send i>artlculaM Slmpaon, Mariner, Denker, Hud.cn, 4 L’Mr.v ery. hardware end dairy supplies. 47 i lUsrovery. Stables to let. 47 Permanent Loan Building. J. R. Simp­ 1 Wl Blsnahard St. two doors from hereof duly verified to the undersigned SHAKESPEARE ST.—Six rooms, fully son and C. F. Foxall. city agents Telephone Office. iot later than the 31*t day of May, Monk and Hueiti». modern, cement basement and furnace; 918, after which date the executors will price $2,500. on terms. (2C92). BROKERS FIRE INSURANCE NORTH. SOUTH. EAST OR WFRT. our HAMPSHIRE ROAD. OAK BAT—Five- L’ME repair* are the heet. West Electrical BURNED OUT and only half Insured. room Bungalow, modern, large lot, McTAVISH BROS.. 1218 Government 8t Shoe Shop. 69* View Street- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH fruit trees; price $2,160. Custom broker*, shipping end forward­ Cost of everything nearly Ambled. I LIME FERTILIZER, for garden and ing agents Tel. $61o. American Express represent first-class companies. Phone farm. Apply It now. Lime Producers. SILKS AND CURIOS. COLUMBIA. représentative. P. Q. Box 1824.______Arthur Coles, 1205 Broad Street. Phone Dated at Victoria. B. C.. the 10th day DUN FORD'S. LIMITED. Ltd,. $16 Central Bldg. Phone SO*. t April. 1918. In the Matter ef an Act respecting con- 1222 Government St. a24tf-25 65. 47 NOVKLTT BEAUS AND TAS8ELS an BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS WOOTTON St HANKEY. tracts relating to lands, being Chap­ ÜIGH CLASS RESIDENCE FOR SALE LIME—Agricultural lime, analysis W.7 per very popular Ju*t now. We have a Solicitors for the E.vectors. ter 36 of the Statutes of British Col­ AT A BARGAIN. 8 P. MOODY CO., Room B. Campbell cent.; $5 50 per ton in sacks. Rose bank full line In stock- Kwong Tal Yune, umbia, 1615: JON KS A tX>., . T. H.. ÎM Fort St Tel. Bldg. Fire insurance, life hvmtnn<-e. 1622 Government. Bank of Montreal Chambers. I ROOMS—Modern, hot water heating, je"8 Alt repairs executed. Lime Co.. Victoria. Box 11*4. Kilns. And In the Matter of the Title to Lot 5, beautifully finished, one acre In tennis public liability. Phone 3B09. mS-47 Esquimau Harbor. Phone Belmont IX. I.KF 1>YE 4k Co", ill View Street. 47 Block 6, Subdivision of Sections 31 lawn, orchard, putting greens and gar­ BATHS JU-4T MINERAL ACT and 32, Victoria City, Map 833; P. RITHET * CO.. LTD.-Fire, SODA WATER den Best residential locality, garage. je. automobile liability, bonds; etc Certifies:, ef Improvement*. And In the Matter of an Agreement ef Apply to owner, P- O. Box 272, Victoria, BATliS—Vapor and electrto light, m«la­ 1121 Wharf SL ThonCs *729 and 4. LIVERY STABLES NOTICE. Sal* of said lands, dated the 28th day B> C. m31-25 ss ge and chiropody Mrs. Barker. 558 FOR FIRST-CLASS dry ginger ale. of July, 1612. wherein Gideon Skinner lemonade, ginger beer, elder, syphon FOR SALE—Nice 6-roemed bungalow on —Phone. -----5523 TtS "lewVI# Street. SHAY S STABLES, It6 Johnwn. JU* aodau «te.. Crystal sptihg Witw eùtiw. Eawl.ri. Ne. L anadeek N, *, Aentoen to Vendor end Cers Ktm»,- Purchaser. Or< •Qak JRM». -**» • FISH hoarding backs, express wagons. Phone 7». 1244 Richardson Street Vic­ TAKE NOTICE that one month after BRASS FOUNOHY' Phone 1* Vunlorh No. 6 mirerai claims, situate In the service of thl* notice upon you in toria. a C 47 he Victoria Mining Division of Renfrew arcordance'wlth the Order of the Honor­ FOR SALE—Five-roomed house. Wil­ CHUNORANBS. LTD- lows District. Price $2.200 00 $200 VICTORIA BP.ABS AND IRON WORKS. MACARONI FACTORY SEWING MACHINES l>l«trict. Where located: On Jordan able Mr. Justice Morrt«M>n. dated the 11th cash. $166 every six months. Iron and brass founders, machinists and fruit and vegetables, ftiver, approximately 21 miles In a north- March. 191*. proceeding!# will be taken to pattern workera j m»-l»-47 ton Street. Phoue *41 FOR SALE—Four-rtmmed house ckwe to HAVE YOU TRIED Liberty Brand MACHINES FOR KENT by mat nr ••■terly direction from Us mouth. cancel the agreement dated the 28th July. Haultaln Street, very well built. Price Naples Macaroni? If not. It's time you month. Sinter Hewing Machine, lilt Take notice that I, If. B. Smith, of the 1912. made between Gideon Skinner and J $1,850. easy term*. , _ . . TLE8 MEATLESS DAYS. Wednesdays and did Auk your grocer for It. 47 you, Cora Kline, with rewpeet to the above FOR 8ALB—Seven-roomed house Island Fridays. WrUiesworth for fresh fish. Broad Street. . « described land*, and forfeit «1 Johnson. Phone 88L ' Road, a snap nt $4.600 60. good terms BKLL ME YOUR BOTTLES or tot me NOTARY PUBLIC SHOW CAROS * paid thereunder, by the _■ to right partiel. - . ^ sell you some. [ Phone 1238. City Junk CENTRAL FISH NÂÏÜ% 613 Johiuwe. Herbert Matthew Ftillertofi, to Co , Aaroneon. 886 Johnson. **)d lands were conveyed and the FOR SALE -4-roomed_ house close to Tel. 3986. W. T Miller. \ ppffsd terminus. Ibiglas Street-ear. at the Passport forms am W. A. BLAKE, 877 Ystes Si. Phone 8585 agreement and money* due thereunder low price of *75.00. easy terms, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTOrS Show cards, cotton signs, posters. 47 were aewlgned by two severtd indentures FLORISTS GAVNCH, W. O.. notary public and In- Fo. 10S89C. intend, sixty days from eon SALK—kuMralow In «ho te hereof, to apply to the Mining executed by the saULGld.-orf Skinner and suraace agent Room *1. IHbben- Bone STENOGRAPHER dated the ilth July. i9I2 Fairfield Dieb-lcL Price 6.600 ##. eony CUT FIA1WERS and floral designs, bed­ Bldg City, suburban and farm lande. _____ Jer for certificate» of Improve­ term* .. _____dobs and repairs, store and office ments. for the purpose of obtaining Dated at Victoria, B. C , tfie : Pilings. 1*8 EwnHmalt Road. ding and t>ot plants. Wllkeieofl St MISS K. EXHAM. public stenographer. of April. 1918. FOR SALE—1 cere, and mall J'"""* ®" Brown. 813 Fort Street. Phone 10U. 87 PASSPORTS PREPARED, loons MB Central Etulldtng. Phone 2883. 47 Crown Grants of the above claims. the water*r. nt at CARPENTER AND BUILDHR-T. Thlr £ltted houoe on loi Building. Phone 3466. «1 HALL St O'HALLO RAN, Pbone m» Bettmat«w free. "** JOSEPHB. MADAM. foot . sprclalPt NURSING improvements. Central Bldg . Victoria. B. C. llair.0. Jaraea Bay -Dietriot. Pri^e Dated this 26th day of February, A.D «2.160 00, ctoee to Parliament Mdtw CARPENTER AND JOBJBINO-J. W. Corne permanently cured. Consulta Mima unwin. deputy official - .t™. To Cora Kline, formerly of Haeelton, 1 Wise * CO . 100 PKMnKRTyN BLDGk Bolden. EM Cook St Telephone IS* tione free. Boom 8*-*A Campbell MRS. ESTE* $64 TU'Jeu m. Phone 66161V ormpher, Stobort-Veooe Bids. Phono residence. 44891» , « Building. Phone 3*4. n US. Km. MOO. « HENRY B. SMITH. B.C.L.S., Kte. C., and Victoria, B. C. ..% ■ -j • -

-f 1 14 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 191*

iiDcuincn untninif nniTinn niinn nu mm MTALS BRITISH PUSH 1 "VICTORY BONDS” the FINEST INVESTMENT The Island’s Modt Popular When you consider that prior to the war Investors were glad to get IN CITY OF HALIFAX Government Bonds that would yield 8 per cent to 4 per cent interest IN MESOPOTAMIA OF HEROIC ACTS you will realize the value of Investing in a security of this nature which pays Interest at the rate of 8% per cent. Bondholders' Interests are pro­ n tected by the Victory Loan special Committee with which we co-operat* Colonel Bell, Visitor in. City Move Towards Mosul; Forces Sixty-Six Lost Lives When Communicate with ue and add to your holding» -‘*V* To-dav. Was One of in Palestine Field Also WELLINGTON “Originals" Ship Sunk in Collision Off BURDICK BROS. & BRETT, Limited Advance Delaware STOCK BROKERS CM Broughton Street Phones SJÎ4-8TSS One of thw distinguished visituYs to the city to-day is Col. F. McKelvey London, • May 2.—British troops in An Atlantic Port. May 2.—Survivors HALL <6 WALKER Hell, Director of Medical Services. in Mesopotamia, parrying on their pur­ of the coastwise steamer. City of connection with the Invalided Soldiers' suit of the retreating Turkish forces, sunk In a flsltMOfl With a Distributors Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir>, Ltd.» Wellington Coals^ Commission, reference to wjiose work advanced as far as the Tauk River, it French cruiser off the Delaware coast is made else wherein this Issue. was officially announced here yester­ yesterday morning with a loss of sixty- An Author. day. Twelve additional field guns six lives, related here to-day many 1232 Government Street Phone 83 were captured on April 29. The total tales of heroism by the ctcwh of the Col. Bell, however, has other qualifi­ two vessels. All praise the actions of cations beside those of an eminent sur­ Of prisoners had reached 1,800. The statement said; the French sailors, especially, who geon With active service with the 1st launched small boats within a few Canadian contingent in France to his "On April 30 our pursuing troops ad­ vanced as far as the Tauk River. minutes after the accident and. aided «•edit He is an author of bq mean at­ by the cruiser's searchlights, picked up tainment». The i>en of Col. Bell- was re­ Twelve more field g tins were captured on April 29, and the number of prison­ many of the survivors from pieces of sponsible for "The First Canadians in wreckage. ers now amounts to MWMI,------KILLED THIS MORNING France." p much read and rnore en­ The survivors agreed that the speedy The new ground covered by the joyed war record, forming as, it does an sinking of the steamer within five British represents an advance of ap NEW YORK STOCK exceedingly valuable chronicle of the minutes after being rammed by the 7729 work of the Military Hospital In the prnximately" twenty miles from the warship was responsible for the heavy war *me. Essentially Canadian, the point, furthest north mentioned in the toll of life, although some claimed that tBy Burdick Bros. A Brett, Ltd. > FLYING IN official statement of Tuesday volume contains a most graphic de­ the City of Athene' life-saving appar­ High. Low. Last scription of the first battle of Y pres, in nounelng the beginning of the drive atus failed to work properly There MARKET BROADENS Ames Holden 15 A which the Maple lacaf boys took so north from Bagdad towards the were 135 persons. Including twenty- Turkish base at Mosul. Arne* Bolden, pref...... 54 54 valiant a part winning for Canada four Vnlted states marines, on board Bell Telephone ...... 130 130 until the end of finie immortal glory. Palestine. the steamer, which was bound from Brazilian Traction ...... 33JB Authorized Nani Cadet Reginald Litchfield, R, F. In Charge at Halifax. An official communication Issued New York for Savannah with a $2,000,- Can. Cement, com. .. 61 A 000 cargo. For twelve months' past^’ol. Bell has last evening regarding 'the operations Do., pref...... 91 A Steel Stocks and Rails Were i.i and Military C,, One of Two ,Aviators to in Palestine said .the British had ad­ Mrs Florence Pickhard Harrison, of Can. Car Fdy , .corn...... 32 B been in charge of, the Military Medical New York, to-day told how her life, branch at Halifax and during the daVs vanced a loi. g a line of one mile in the Do., pref...... 78 B Demand at To-day's Contractors Lose Their Lives that of her two-year-old baby and two Can. 8 s , com,1®'.;...... 393A Immediately following the awful dlac vicinity of Mezerah and occupied that others were saved through the bravery aster, and indeed up till as late as \ IWgRl I>o.. pref...... 76 H Session Lady in Attendance of a negro fireman on the City of Can. locomotive ...... 58 IB April 1 last he was in sole charge of "The British troops east of the Jor Athens Awakening from her sleep, both military and civil merttrnt ser- tht,t Rtver attacked the enemy h«Wtng. Can. Gen. Bfcec...... 102 B A telegram from Heamsvllle, Ont., Mrs. Harrison bareij' had time to put a Civic Inv. A Ind...... 781 781 \ ices. He has much to tell of the har­ the foot h il is south of Es-Salt boat over her nightdress and hurry to-day. state* that, as the result of an Tuesday, and the mounted troops were Cons. M A S...... 248 211 rowing scenes which cam#* under hi* to the deck with her child. Dom. Bridge ...... fBy Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd.) £ areoplane accident at .the Huyal Air bwn personal observation, the gruesome 123 A will.In two mile* of Es-Salt at nightfall. DolhrT A S...... 60 A New York. May 2.—The demand for SANDS Forces camp there this morning when nature of which may he more readily The communication added that 260 Don. Textile ...... S»1A Stock* at the opening wan good, with the fUnERALFURniSHINCCtUnirur two machines collided in the air. Cadet imagined thati described, .and he states prisoners had been taken. TV vr. "R. TjftcTsnm qow Of H. O Tittt*Tt- SHIPPING BOARD HAS : I-ake of Woods Milling. .* - 125 R Steel stocks and good rail* sought after WZ QUADRA 5L VICTORIA.BC that only during the last few days han "Informuti«ui from t+ie Arab force I^utr-enQde Co ...... 163 A Confidence in CanaHian i*ari(ip which ll.t l field, Of tttf fyida Htr. . '. \ v ton.-., It been possible to give anywhere near operating m the Moab area showq that »>een dropping on no other acetjuht than PHONE 3306 R, C., and Cadet J. F. Runsun. son RELEASED SHIPS TO Maple Leaf Mlg...... 98 A Êt an accurate total of the death toll and 950 prisoners were taken in the course Mark a y Co. *,...... 76 16 market conditions, was revived by th»* of William Eunson. Kllenfleld. Orkneys, injured list. of the recent attacks along the lledjaz PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO. N 8 Steel, com...... 66 R excellent Hhowlng presented at the an­ Scotland, were Ixith killed. , Awful Toll. Railway,'’ said the report. 160 B nual meeting. The market broadened out' Cadet Reginald Litchfield Joined the "West of the Jordan the British line Penman*. Ltd. a...... 76 A under the leadership of United States R. F. C early last November, leaving Eighteen military hospitals were or­ Steel and the demand for coppers and oil ganized in the stricken areas by Col. advanced to a maximum depth of one Seattle. May 2.—Officers of the Pa­ f>uebec Railway ...... 18 A for Toronto orf November 10. Pre­ mile ln\the vicinity of Mesrah. The cific Steamship Company have In*en Riordon Pa her ...... 118 A stocks wa* good. ■ There was little qut- Bell, and he says that facts have been »lde news to distract from the marke t vious to enlisting he was a member of established which go -to show that .no village ahd high ground to the west advised by the United States Shipping Shawinlgan ...... 1124 A the staff of the Jtank of « ‘ommerce, Board that the live vessels of Its fleet Spanish River Pulp ...'. .. 15 A High. Low. Last. less than two thousand f*ersons were were*occupied after slight enemy re­ Allls-Chatmers ...... 30 29 294 and. tiefore that, was employed in the killed and upwards of five thousand in­ sistance." commandeered by the Government On- I^o . pref...... 60 A Provincial Surveyor-General's Depart - toi**r 15. 1917, will lie delivered back Steel of Can...... ;. 59J A Am. Beet Sugar ...... \„ 734 73 73 jured. more or less seriously. More to their owners as soon as uosslhle Am. Sugar Rfg...... 1064 1641 1054 ghastly, however, is his statement that . Do., pref...... 91 A In the service of the bank he had The steanvfhtps requisitioned are the 'Toronto______„RailwayTllfTTll 80 66 Am. Can Co., com...... 44; 431 434 more than twis hundred and fifty per- l*r*Mtiilent. Uuvernur. Queen. Umatilla Winnipeg E3*e Hi.. 78 . heerr srn^f-nrrd at -Miaatm* t'u-v - « 'Hiiil-. Snns Inst an cy.- wftHe'aT^easl «1*1 y iifcMEW If LilUu/11FIllOTIflNAI luii/IL and Admiral Walnwright. The five Pom.* —War Loan (old) 911 Am. Cotton Oil ...... 36J 361. 361 waek. New Westminster. North Van w;ÙI never again possess eyesight at all. 94J 94| Am. Locomotive ...... 64J couver and Vancouver, in all of which vessel* have a total gross tonnage of Do., 1931 ...... 93 R 644 649 Col. Bell wrote a special article for Am. Smelt. A Ref...... TXf 774 places, as well as in Victoria, he had 11,811 tons. Do . 1937 ...... 923 7*1 the press quite recently, which has The first of the commandeered car-* Am. T. A Tel...... 97. 96i 67 mauajl. friends. ....—------....U,, - I n**w been published* under the. .title <>C. Tiers to be returned, to the Paoitio ...... JK—%—%--■ Am. Woelj eom. . .68L 521 521 "The Reliance of the TTallfl* 111 Fas- FACILITIES DESIRED Steamship Company will be the steam­ NEW YORK BOND MARKET Am. Steel Foundry .,7... 641 611 641 Anaconda Mining ...... 651 ship President. A* soon as the vessel (B, Burdick Bro. a Brett, Ltd) 644 «5; is discharged here she will load for the Agr. Chemical ...... 861 X61 864 AIRMAN WOUNDED WHILE account of her owners. The other Bid. Aske*l Atchison ...... r 841 - lii- JLlL. B.C. FUNERAL CU. vessel#; with fh# exception xyf—the Anglo-Ft, | 96------Attaurw Burr . .i«1 160 1063 U K. 5, 1918 ...... 991 1 Baldwin Loco...... 80U (Hsywartfs) LIA DOING DUTY AS SCOUT T HUT WORKS FOR iJfgetHjjr-GrWrV; A, Province steamship Umatilla, which is ashore on 791 8-H The Jajianfse coast, will he delivered U. K. 64. 1919 ...... 964 Baltimore A Ohio ...... 52 512 52 Phone 2235 Aid Stodrotisty tncttned~Re^ hack to the Pacific Steamship Com­ U . K. 51. see! env...... 98i Bethlehem Stqel B ...... 80 79 734 pany as soon as they complete their V. K. 54. Iti21______.... 92; 934 Butte Sup. Mining ...... 20 2d T34 Broughton Street Am For Sec. S ...... 95; 964 Brooklyn Transit ...... 39; Meter or Herse-Drew» turned Soldieis . present voyages. CANADIAN SUS Soon after the five liners were com­ Ft Govt 5 ...... 13') 14<» Canadian Pacific ...... 14'*ï J! Equipment mandeered last October, they were Pari* 6 84 ' Central Leather ...... 66; 654 Established 1867 turned over to the Pacific Steamship Fr Cities 6 ,...... 874 Crucible Steel ...... 651641 New Westminster. May I.—Through Company for operation for Government Rusk. Govt. 54. 1921 36 37 Che*a|ieake A Ohio ...... 661 64 Do. 1926 ...... 84 83 |Chic., Mil. A St- P. ... the passing of a resolution at this account at a stipulate^! charter rate. .. 4i%‘ m 40* Association Has Located in The vessels will ww be operated by the Dpm v C4Ul JL_19lt— morning's session uf the Great War Do., 1921 ...... 94 96 Veterans* provincial conference, the Pacific Steamship Company for Its own Volo {Fuel A Iron ...... 412 41 411 Midst of Dockyard at account. T , IS81 ...... 99 92 fops, .Gad ...... 89J m v.J Government will be asked to prôvl^ The positions of thV carriers soon to Do. 1926 ...... 'J •ÏÏ Chino Copper ...... Answers to Times educational facilities for returned men .. 42 41Ï 42 Halifax l*e delivered back^o the Pacific Steam­ Argentine Govt. 6 954 . 97 Chile Copper ...... 161 164 16* who can prove they were students im­ ship ÇomiMiny by the Government are Chinese Rep. 6 .... 87 * 89 Corn UrtHlui-ta ...... 393 mediately prior to enlistment but who Dorn Can. 5. mr 29* 19 91 Distiller* Sec...... 514 513 Want Ads. are not suffering fromRJiwabilities due President, in Seattle; Governor, Fr. Republic 54 ...... 954 964 to servlet . This, It Is claimed, would A . T. A S F Gen...... 81j Ml The work of the. Y. M V A with the bound from Hun Francisco for law An­ Do . 1st pref...... 294 i”; cover cases of hundred* of young men gel*»; Queen, lamnd from San Diego B A O 1st Gold ...... 76 77 ..143 125. 125W. 272. 278. $00. 412. 471. 495. Canadian Navy is a phase *»f Associa­ Gen. ■ Electric ...... 143, who enlisted when students early in for Los Angeles: Admiral Walnwright. Bethlehem Steel 1st „. 89J 9‘J Goodrich (B. F ) '432 44* r.18, 653. 584. 592. 637. 6X7. 690. 6:»8. 726 Ontral Pac. 1st Kef. .78, .. 444 727. 813. 814. 847. 868. .889. .938. 945. 987. tion activity of which little fra* t*-en the war and who now have no trade or bound from Seattle for Southwestern j, 8v4 Gt. Nor. ore ...... m 291 3-4 Cv B A Q. Joint ...... 62 J 93 996. 1912. K>r,3. 1109. 1132. 1217, 1266. 1306, said The Red Tnanxb- hut h is secur­ settled occupation. Alaska: Umatilla, ashore on the Jap­ Gt.$ Northern, pref...... 89* .s'G 1307. 1322. 1312, 1313, 1357, 1.369. 1375. 1390. C. M. A St. P. Gen. .. 804 821 ed a footing, however, where it might The olive branch will bv held out to anese voast. I n*f>irat Ion Cop...... 5ii 511 1394. 145;. 1460. 1586. 1606. 1651. 1665. 1668. other returned soldiers" organizations. C. A N W Gen ...... 79 80 1673, 1713, 1861. 1865. 1963. 2017. 2107. L AN I’nlf...... *... 85i Int'l Nickel ...... 281 28 24 4 have been least expected: close to During the course of discussion m 1 rit 1 Ml r Marine ...... 23t where cruisers and other naval craft Comrade Orinnan made the statement TWO AIRMEN KILLED N. Y. Rya Adj...... 18 191 .. 861 65’ N P Prior Lien 81 . 821 CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF take in their supply of coal to escort that in his opinion Attorney-General Illinois Central ...... 9'ï; •'«* Reading Co, Gen. ... 82 ) 83 !*«4 SAANICH. Canadian troops to France. More con­ Farrih was the man responsible for AT CAMP IN TEXAS Kennecott Copper ...... 321 32 Me W 1 t urne.I men’s asst) U. I’ / 1st Railroad ... 86 871 genial surroundings for a "Y~ hut U. I* 1st Lien ...... Kan. City Southern .. .. 15J 153 V5i might easily he found hut n«»ne more dations. Comrade Barnard went fur 78| 80 Lehigh Valley ...... v 581 59 i 681 a. p Co. 5 ...... 92 Notice Is hereby given that all dog convenient for the sallor for whom il ther and expressed the opinion that Fort Worth, Tex.. May 2.—Falling • 14 Lack. Steel ...... 82 go; 811 taxes nre overdue and unless paid on or these organizations were financed by 158 feet in a straight nose dive this Do . 4 ...... 764 JÉaii Maxwell Motors ...... 2**1 251 251 is Intended Penn Ry Co. Cons. . before May 15, 1918. action »*** »» iMihlirlans *u that* rone -group *4 re­ morning. Lieut. James S. Ennis. Jr.rot 96-4_ imTvnit1 ...... The man who has carried o>al fur len New~York CMty. and Cadet Paul Her- 871 in accordance with the By-Law h'»urs 'and has completed his ablutions turned men migl.it be played off against m Mfi. Petroleum ...... 9»4 944 rlot. of Oakland. Cal., were killed. The c. a*o' 5 !!!!!!!!!! 791 80 Miami <*opi>er ...... 271 274 in a sm ill bucket r in appreciate the accldeqt occurred at Hicks Field Just rt R R F SEWELL. LIEUT. LANCELOT DE S. DUKE luxury of a hot shower in a Naval % % % M uwouri Pacific .. 214 201 2U Collector. im hour before General Grvble and the National I.ead ...... 581 581 who. according to information lately Y. M. C. A- The new condition, where ASSOCIATED PRESS™ staff of Camp Bowie arrived to witness NEW YORK CURB 68» every facility for the qomfert and en­ N.,Y, N. M A Marl ... 303 24 3*1 received -by bis parents. Dr. and Mrs. some stunt flying. (By Burdick Bros. A Çrett. Ltd ) New York l’entrai ...... 7*1 69*. tertainment of the inen la supplied, ■’ FIGHTS HEÀRST IN Paul* Herrlott. was thirty-two years Duke. Quadra Street, was wounded in can be favorably compared with the Bid. Asked Norfolk * Western . . ..101 1034 I'M old, unmiurrted and a gr -4* after ctmitn*. Vulve rally of California at the ctassoL F^ Î*î the Western front. Lieut. Duke 1eK man had to clean up as best tie " U. S. SUPREME COURT M Nevada Odim. Copper . . tH l H 1808 Herrlott had been a bricklayer, New Cornelia 44 44 could and tolerate the discomfort of a . 17 171 iVnns) Rama R R...... 44 Victoria as an officer In the 88th Bat - rowpuncher. college student. ijewspa-_ l "mLed Mut or*...... , 2i; -Ak..--A5-: crowded -ship, designed -tor faastnrss P«*opW* Gas ...... 45— tatfon a-mt tarer acted as~â staff officer Washington. Mxy r-TWP case -«if fwr reporter, member of the State Wright-Mwrtin Aero Prc**ed Steel Car...... 58* of the sternest kind and not for the net™ —101 .. 58X in England. He transferred to the the Associated Press against |he In-; Beard of Control and secretary to Hen­ Cosden OU ...... « nran;nK ...... purposes of a pleasure yacht.------nir,r Hinm W Jutiiuun. This last - 4fc= NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ILtyal i-lying—Corps—am*— pro—d t» iematlonai New* Service or Hearst Aetna BsphwHves . .. . 91 • 91 lty. Steel Spring ...... 5Si 6'i Fi ance in February. 1917. and has alncf .. XIusLgA tW .iha Jiallfax Ngvsl Servke. io enjoin xfa*. latter from pteiH^ imltitttl J&t?.JrSJUgtg enter Uu Chevrolet Motor* r:~ Ray *Cuns Mining ...... 2tl 2U _____ i WTH^VELMZSflKUL SCHUUi- — at Ion service. His newspaper SEALED TENDERS. superscribed bv«yn' Érarilc3r$ili pîlot'ii cerïïlfâita hut Is located Inside the dockyard, the Ing Associated News dispatches, was Success Mining .... . 7 9 Republic Steel .. *41 83 84* only Y. M. C. A. building in the Em­ covered service on Han Francisco pa­ Hecla Mining ...... 82 '12Î "Tender for South Wellington Sc hoot/' up for argument to-day In the Supreme . 41 41 Southern Pacific . . ju. .. .. 831 pire so situated, makes its service the lter* and for the Associated I*ress. Caledonia...... 41 42 Southern Ry . com...... 211 213 21; will be received by the Honorable the PLEASURES OF HOME Court of the United States. Lower more valuable. Mid West OU ...... 90 91 ...59 583 581 Minister of Public Works up to 12 federal courts had granted injunctions stopping the Hearst Service from tak­ Do., Refining...... 1064 106* Studebaker I’orpn...... 37| 37 37 ÿ o'clock noon of Monday, the 27th day of Pte. A. G. Kmpey. author of "Over The disaster that laid waste such a METAL TRADES BODY large section of Halifax in I>eceifiber ing Associated Press dispatches and Sapulpa Refining ..... 81 64 Slo** Sheffield ...... 60 60 6o May/ 1918, for the erection and comple- the Top," said recently in a statement Klk ...... 64 146 of last year did not spare the Y. M distributing them as its own. and the NOT CONSULTED BY 64 The Texas Company .. .1464 1461 '"7tion of a four-room school-house at South “You people ought to do everything case came up on appeal from those de­ Nipiesing -...... 82 81 Union Pacific ...... 1204 119 1191 Wellington, in the Newcastle Electoral C. A. building in the dockyard. It Smith Motors ...... 24 2 9-16 80 81 you can to help the Y. M. C. A. It is was opened only a fortnight from the cisions. STRIKING MACHINISTS Utah Copper ...... It District the real home of the American soldier Submarine Boat ...... 16 164 U S Ind Alcohol ...... • 1241 1244 121* Plans, spe**ifl,ationa. contract, and time h was laid low by the blast, a Frederick W. Lehman, of Ht. Louts, tn France, it can't give f\lm his loved made the argument for the Aas-a-laled Northwest UU ...... Si ...... at V at. Rubber ...... 57* forms of-tender may be sêen on and after mass of quivering spllntefs. Kerr Lake ...... 6) the 27th day of April, 1918. at the office ones, but it gives him the comforts and Pres*, contending for the light of pro­ The machinist*. It Is understood, 51 U S. Steel, -corn...... 981 963 9'$ From its Inception the work of the Magma Copper ...... 36 38 1». pref ...... 111* of J Mahony. Government Agent, Court Interests and pleasures of home it perty in news. The principal argument went out on strike yesterday without lilt UU House. Vancouver; 8. McB. Smith. Gov­ Naval Y. M. C. A. has received the Tuolumne. Copper .... 99 100 Virginia Chern...... - 452 45» 4'd brings home to him there in the mud of endorsatlon of the authorities. Ad­ for the Hears! Service was made by consulting the Metal Trades Council. ernment Agent. Court House. Nanaimo; Samuel Untermyer, of New York, and Merritt UU ...... Ill 184 Western Union ...... 94 931 •2» J. E Parroit. Secretary of School Trus­ th* trenches. A lid those Association miral Sir Charles E. Klngsmlll. Direc­ Leaders of the labor movement are not Howe Seund Mining .» 4g| G Wabash R R. "A" .... - 40* 401 4oi tees. South Wellington; and the Depart­ men are not drawing any wonderful tor of Canadian Naval Service at Ot­ the closing argument for the Hearst disposed to favor the dragtic action Service was made by Senator Johnson, % % % Willy * Overland ...... 171 174 174 ment of Public Works salaries, either; they are volunteers, tawa. and by whose enthusiastic In­ taken by the machinists' local. The Westtnghouee Klee. — . 405 401 404 By application to the undersigned, con­ of California, who has hot publicly ap­ matter will come up for discussion at tractor* may obtain a copy pf the plans and they are in the midst of the mud terest the placing of a "Y" hut Inside GRAIN MA7.XET AT An Fr. lawn ...... 904 90* 901 the dockyard at Halifax was made peared In the case. the regular weekly meeting of the .100 993 981 and specifications for the sunt of fen dol- of the firing, as the soldiers are. to The novel issue of property rights in Metal Trades Council to-morrow night. A M S...... lars (M0). which will be refunded on their make the soldier comfortable and help possible, jvriting to the Naval Y.. M. CHICAGO NERVES TO-DAY Cuban Cane Sugar ... . 301 29 29* rfftWB Ui givva bfdër ;------C. A. secretary said: news dispatches has attracted the at­ 117 him maintain the religion and the Gen. Motors ...... 1184 1171 Each proponal must be accompanied by It gives me great pleasure to be tention of attorneys and publishers all Int. Paper ....*...... 31*4 39 39; manliness that he had when he went over the country. Wnd mdny were m CANADIAN JEWELERS an accented hank cheque on a chartered able to say that the services rendered (By Burdick Bros A Brett. Ltd ) Ohio Gas ...... 394 391 hank of « anada. made payable to the IntoAhe war. The Y. M. A. A. doesn't court to hear the arguments. Honorable the Minister of Public. Wprks. by the Y. M. 6. A. to the men of the WILL SEND PROTEST Chicago. May 2.—The grain market Tenn. Copper ...... 176 17 m for a sum e.iual to 20 per cent, of tender, make any. distinction in any way— Canadian Naval Service at Halifax has here to-day was an erratic affair. Corn Sin. Oil ...... 374 271 27* Protestant. CaJholic, Jew, atheist—xnr-. which shall be forfeited If the party ten­ been Inestimable and It was with regret BRITAIN AND TRADE TO OTTAWA CABINET Hold off sharply In the early trading but Tob. Prod...... 532 dering decline to enter Into contract when eryone is welcome. that I learned the hut at Halifax had. Nat. Conduit ...... 164 164 164 called upon to do so. or if he fail to com­ been demolished by the explosion. I recovered the loss before the close. At I.lh |jan ...... 99.02. 98.96 99.00 plete the work contracted for. The am sure tllit anyone who has knowl­ FOLLOWING THE WAR times the market ’in oats shoored ex­ De.. 4a ...... 96.72 96.56 96.56 cheques of unsuccessful tenderers wttt be THE DUTY OF PARENTS. Toronto. May 2.—Jewelers of Canada treme weakness, but no definite trend was returned to them upon the execution of edge of the conditions at that seaport will protest against the impost which the contract. followed The oat* made a loss for the* What better legacy can parents leave will understand the great benefit the London. May S.—^The Interim report the Government propose# to levy on Tenders will not be considered unless petty pffleers and men of our patrol day Cash oat* got down to two and a TO-DAY'S TRADING ON made out on the forms supplied; signed their chillre» than to teach them that of the Committee on Trade After the Jewelry. A meeting of local Jewelry half cent* premium over May and little with the actual signature of the tenderer, success and prosperity are surer if they fleet would derive from such a build­ War. of which Baron Balfour of Bur­ manufacturers and dealers will be held THE WINNIPEG MARKET ing" bidding. The weather I» reported t| be and enclosed In the envelopes furnished. begin by doing everything well; by be­ leigh is chairman, say*: "Any gen­ to-day to arrange to send a strong del- all that could be dfwlred. The lowest or, any tender not neces­ eral prohibition of exports to present gallon to protest to the Government. sarily accepted. ing so careful and exact in the per­ m— Open. High. Low. Last. Winnipeg. May 2 —Trade In cash grain formance of every duty, and making enemy countries after the war would Î'hey say the proposed Impost Is ruin­ circles was very slow at to-day's session. A. E FOREMAN. be impracticable and inexpedient." May ...... 1271 1271 1271 1271 themselves so useful that their friends ously high. July ...... 145] 1471 1441 1471 There was no demand for cash oats. . Public Works Engineer. or employers "cannot do without OBITUARY RECORD Spread* were inclined to widen on certain Public Works Y>e part ment. AGAINST I. W. W. grades. Cash barley was unchanged, Victoria. B; C., April 26. 1918. themand -that when success begins ] FORMER ZAFIR0 IS May ...... 771 781 751 771 to crown their efforts they will "be July ...... «81 «91 «71 69 with little or no business. Cash flax happier and no poorer" if they use At the family residence. 2018 Stan­ Washington. May 1—Legislation also was quiet, with little business and ley Avenue, last evening, the death oc­ NOW READY FOR SEA % % % “ BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS some proportion of their wealth in aid­ aimed at the I. W. W. and similar or­ no change in spreads. , ing those lens fortunate? Let parents curred of George Agnew at the age of ganizations advocating force and viol­ NEW YORK SUGAR. Oats closed 1 cent lower for May and seventy years. The late Mr. Agnew and employers, both by ^example and ence to bring about Government, so­ New York, May 2—Raw sugar steady; July. Barley closed unchanged. Flat precept, teach their children and their was born in the township of Montague, Vancouver. May 2 —The three-mast­ closed 9 cents lower fgr May and July DIED. cial and industrial changes was ap­ centrifugal. $6 005. fine granulated. $7.45: employees to be industrious, faithful, near Smith's Falls, Ont. H leaves to ed auxiliary dehooncr Bowler ran her closed 7 cents lower. 4GNEW—On May 1. at his home. 2611 mourn his loss. Iiesides his widow, proved to-day by the Senate Judiciary Stanley Avenue, George Agnew, aged economical and scrupulously honest, Committee. The measure, comprising trials yesterday before coing to Seattle Open. High. Lew. Ckwe and the dally paj>eA will not send three daughters, Mrs. G. V. Follis, of feature#-et anti-1. W; W- htH# Intro* to load tor Kami» under ch«t»r to SHOP MECHANICS OF T°*W '•«» "W SSI * through bur cofttnfunffy so’many Wc' parotWrtttt/ WTO." 07 Bttamt: m Rowland, - - du red by Senators King of Utah and the Overseas Shipping Company. The July ...... 831 >41 81| 121 deceased leave* to mourn his loss, be­ ords of crime and Immorality.—Mil­ and Mrs. V. Hildock, of Vancouver, vessel, which was converted from a CANADIAN RAILWAYS Barley- side* a widow, three daughter*. Mr*. waukee Evening Wisconsin. also one son. Jl. VY. Agnew. of this Walsh of Montana, was ordered favor­ May ...... 156 O. V. Follls. of Pa*adena. Cal.. Mrs ably reported. steamer. Is now owner by French In­ city. The remains are at the Sands terests. The vessel is unique -in the O Bisson, of Rossland. B C . Mr*. Funeral Chapel and Funeral arrange­ ASKING INCREASE Hildock, of Vancouver; ahd one Son, THE NEW BUDGET. annals of the sea. A wooden sheath­ May ...... 1864 3861 371 171 ments will be announced later. The coeter and his newly-made bride July ...... 3841 3841 376 376* H W Agnew. of this city. ing has been placed over the metal The remains are reposing at the Sands' went to the pictures for a honeymoon Cash prices: Oats—1 C. W.. S6|; 3 C. hull, the boilers and engines taken out. Wlneipec. May t.—Railway division Chapel. . i A telegram received this afternoon by treat. Ui m. .-j.-*. h . W.. 824. extra 1 feed. 82*; 1 feed. 79*; 3 later. No The funeral took place yesterday They saw a cowboy film, and one of a motor engine Installed, three masts No. 4. which Includes the shop mechan- (#edi Funeral announcement Richard Jones. Collector of Inland from the B. C. Funeral Chapel at 8.30 flower*, by request. the scenes was a cattle round-up—a Revenue from Ottawh, states that the a. m. of Miss Annie Mary Evans, of stepped and canvas bent. les of all trades and their helpers, are Barley-3 C. W., 150; 4 C. W.. 146; re­ selling price of domestic articles on medley of horses and frightened cattle jected. ISO. Metchoeln. Service was held at St. in dense clouds of duet. negotiating with the chief officers of which taxes are levied means, the Mary's Church. Melchosin. at 11 TWO LOST LIVES. Flax—1 N. W. C., 171; I C. W.. 14$; 3 "manufacturers’ price or the manufac- The young bride began to cough, and the four Canadian roads for a new Managing Directe# Dies.—F_ M. Mc­ o'clock by the Rev. A, L. Todd, and made so much noise and kept on for so C. W., 146. Gregor, the manager of the local torers' invoiced price." was- largely attended. The body was long a time that the people round her An Atlantic Port of the United schedule granting an Increase of pay. % * % States. May I.—Two men lost their branch of the Mutual Life Insurance laid to rest In the churchyard adolning got restive. The mechanics are, asking 75 cents an NEW «YORK COTTON. Company, of Canada, received a tele­ 8. P. C. A. Repart—The ntonthly re­ the church. The hymn. "Cast Thy "Don't cough so much." whispered lives and another is in a serious con­ (By Burdick Bros A Brett. Ltd.) gram this morning stating that Oeorgc port handed in by J. J. Russell, inspec­ Care on Jesus" and the 90th Psalm her husband. "Yer maltin' everybody dition in a hospital as a resulj of a hour, the specialists 62% cents and the Open. High. Low. Last. Wegnenast. the managing director of tor for the 8. P. C. A., shows that the were sung. The following act­ stare at yer.** tire aboard the bay steamer News helpers 54 % cents. The therease asked May ...... 37.18 27.M 26 65 1« 25 the corporation, died this morning In following cases were dealt with during ed as pallbearers : H. R. Hammond. 8. •Tn* trying not to. but all that dust Hhoreham at her dock here early to­ is approximately. All round. 37% per Jiily ...... 27 00 26.70 25 95 26.95J Waterloo, 0»L where the head office April; Horses, eight; dogs, six; fowls, C. Sellers, B. Jones. A. D. Hardie, F. has tickled me throat something aw­ day. Nine other men on board escaped cent on the old rates. The men* board Get. ..Jv™.... 26 26 26.20 2$ 16 36.10 is situated. three, and horses condemned, one. Frudd and W. Sweatman. ful." or were rescued. consists of abolit ten member** Dec...... 25.90 25.90 24.95 24.95 I

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1918

storey' in character and replete wjth Effect of New Taxation , modern " medical science. It will in­ 7»:r- ROYAL YEAST clude a spacious dining room, the last word in culinary arrangements, and Nu been Canada’s favorite yeast for eves a quarters fojç’the nuring staff. It is pos­ on People of Victoria sible that an outlay of at least $290,090 wester of a century. Brew baked with Royal will be Involved by the time the Com­ Yeast win keep free* and melet lender than that mission has completed its plans for the wade with any other, so that a full week’s supply care of the tubercular soldiers of Brit­ Soldiers’ ish Columbia. Just as soon as the ne­ ©an easily be made at one baking, and the but cessary plans have been dra^n up and leaf will be Just as good as the first. Tea Will Be Advanced in Price While Matches Will approved construction will be com­ MAOC IN CANADA menced anti It Is Anticipated that work Soar as Result of New Impost; Users of Luxuries on the foundations will be possible tosomo.oHT,^ early in July next. Speed Is the es­ EWGILLETT COMPANY LIMITED to Bear Special Burdens sence of the contract for the simple WTKN1PBO TORONTO. ONT. MONTTUL, reason that present arrangements are totally Inadequate to meet the pressing requirements of the Commission, while treatment of clvlllah cases is an ever­ Tommy’s Graphic Descrip­ The taxation to be imposed under the federal budget is well re­ present cause of concern tie the Provin­ cial Government, whose Interest In the ceived locally, one criticism appearing to have the merit of justice in war against the "great white plague" tions of Life at the Front— Suggestions for HARRIS ROSE KILLED the face of anticipated increased demand on the consumers’ pockets Was demonstrated by the passage of being that of the heavy tax on matches in proportion with their ordi­ practical legislation during the session of the Legislature which had Just How the Y. Mi C. A. Helps Your May Order nary Value. _ , ■ - closed. BROTHER WOUNDED Institute' For Incurables. Rotary Red Cross Reffle. a Tea has always been a source of revenue to national exchequers In .addition to the Tranquille exten­ tb Mitigate His Lot ticket ...... since importât ton to occidental countries began, and in view of the sion, Col. Bell, who joined In the chat, loss of excise revenues from spirits and other liquoit due to prohibi forecasts the establishment in British Columbia of an institute for the treat­ OME of the most graphic and con- King’s Quality Whits AA lion. It was inevitable that thei money adornment of the person only, either ment and care of the incurables. While Flour, a eaek^...... tpOeW Brother of J. Rose, of This City, loss would have to l>e carried by the real or imitation. This ten per -cent, plans in this connection are more or drinkers of other beverages. Duties on is to be calculated on the imported . vincing pictures of scenes at the Fancy California Prunes *J F. price. Including customs duties. $md less in a state of embryo, the need for Pays the Supreme tea are general in the Allied countries, such a provision will eventually be felt S front have been told in the simple, A pound ...... -*-VV Uveat Britain charging about twenty- on the selling price of the domestic articles. Exceptions to this (a) In each province. There is already one B. C. Sugar—Extra Fine—20-lb. Sacrifice four cent» su pounfl, France thirty- of its kind in operation In Toronto. elgh4 660«nd Italy still higher. Articles manufactured for exporta unassuming language of the Tommies. cotton sack tlon; automobiles am Undeniably, said Co!. Belt as de­ going, from ‘whizz bangs’ to • ‘Jack of which were brought in before the Jewerty * manufactured for , export mobilization takes place to an In­ Gold Oust Washing OF- last change of freight rates, otherwise (c) stock of Jewelry held by one Powder, 2 packets...... «tJV creased extent, the work of the Com­ Johnsons.' Such unearthly music! the first cost to the retailers would be person the total value or price of mission will increase^ until it will be­ Laundry Soap, Special 1 A- much higher than ha* prevailed of late. which does not exceed $1,000. The crimson chorus of the devil’s or­ (3) A tax of ten cents per pound on come one of the most Important ad­ Value 15c. Long Bars.. X W The retailer will not only have to meet ministrations within the Dominion. the duty, but he will add a percentage all tea brought into Canada before chestra! The reply was staggering, April 30, 3913, and held on that day The branch, of aQldjers’ civil re-estab­ of profit on ht» total cost, which im­ lishment may in the fact that former thereof shall be Imposed after April reliance on the principle bf the techni­ Soon the procession began. Men, iMMrti frf cmI al the port nL ahimnenk -3er cent of the ’the more iTracticaTYurorTlnce Large packet ...... Ovv of the requisite denominations so th# interest of the soldier has been actual cost of the tea at Colombo, * as .to sell the package before packages gulp down a hot drink. There he toiled Ormonde’s Salted Wafers *| r ~ in the case of Ceylon teas. The tnar- secured, says Mr. Armstrong, there is leave the manufactory. now, under the new procedure, the very A packet ...... J-vV gin is absorbed in high freight rajes, (4) A stamp duty of one cent for all alone, serving hundreds of cups of best outlook for 'equipping the disabled Cafïforhia Ripe Otives ete.— As-the grade-of-tea increases its -each paehage - containing not more value, and the ten cents being a fixed than fifty-four playing cards. The men Tn aucK a way that ne majr suc­ Cocoa daily, stoking therstove, washing 40c cans ...... 25c charge based on weight, high grade obligation is imposed upon the manu cessfully enter the labor market with Hillsdale Hawaiian Pine­ teas will pay less proportionately than facturer and importers of similarly hie feLow men w ho do not possess the the mugs, and by his cheery presence apple, large cans ...... 25c the cheaper ones. - affixing the stamp before th® pack­ same handicaps. Aw a means’ to this end .the Incal­ and kindly word comforting the pass­ Libby’e Tomato Catsup Matches. ages leave the monufacturers. Matches HARRIS ROSE ami «arils fBK MtOfetika Altt exempt culable advantage of environment has — Aboty# ..s..r..:.... 25c The âtamp i|nty of one cent per box The proper stamps to be used is been taken into account. To illustrate ing men. . ., He stayed there through Wagstaff’s Pure Orange on boxes of 100 matches, or a fraction the inland revenue war tax stamp. his meaning and to give some Idea as 4-lb. cans ...... thereof, is the most expensive to the For further Information apply to It to the maunecJn which employers of a furnace of shells, whizzing around 75c Wellwood, in whoso company ho Fresh Fruits and Vegetables consumer in relation to the cost of pro* Jones, Collector. Inland Revenue, Pbst labor on a large scale may not only served, vrête to the family as follows: Auctions That Is one of the * Office Building. Victoria, B. C. him in that whole . month’s battle of Daily. assist the Tommy, but also strengthen "During the time he was under my why taxation of matches has been held the Industrie fabric of the nation, Mr. command he linked kindness with wil­ in disfavor in past xears, and on a his­ Armstrong explained the system St. Eloi" lingness. and these added to his other torical occasion, ^arly "caused the VICTORIA USERS SE­ known as Industrial Survey—not the JAMES ADAM hopeful qu&litied made him a favorite downfall of a British Chancellor of the recognized kind of Inquiry as to gen­ -itr In my company. His many admirers Exchequer. The new Canadian tax CURE INSTANT BENEFIT eral conditions on employment and so • * Red Triangle Everywhere * J PARTICULAR GROCER, deeply regret hfe loy. and apeak often can be best appreciated by "taxing a forth. Cook Street Groce^. Phono 2*3 of the grand soldier-like way in which standard match widely sold in this Simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, How It Works. • he died.’’ city, known as the Eddy Seaqul. There etc„ aeoTiilxed in Alder-l-ka flushes “You can't go anywhere without, Gladstone Ave. Grocery, Phene féti the ■ btifc -More-, use. the smoker has already felt a over, where the arrangement cannot be "The Red Triangle Club has cer­ substantial advance in Taxation» on his made In hé Commission tobacco bought retail In Victoria. To­ will take the necessary precaution" to tainly been a Godsend to the men who MENDEL ROSE bacco is regarded by some people as institute sqyh methods in the. eetafc-. • luxury, y*t the British *«4 Nether­ MAJOR PROCTOR NAMED ashmen ts under its »wn control by have had nothing particular to do and lands Governments have agreed that which means the necessary tuition may at the same time as Hie brother Men­ tobacqo reduces the 'amount of food be Imparted That is now made pos no place in particular to go ta" consumed, • valuable consideration In del. Both boy a were attached to Old AS U,SECTOR FOR B. C. fdMe ho soon as the vacant earning countries geographically placed as Country regiments whero they Joined. positions and their requirements are, “In France where thé language is Harr I* had been in France for many they are at the present time. At any rate inquiries prosecuted to-day show JIJ 0 months when he was reported missing, Such _wa* the case with the parti­ one of the great difficulties one wel­ and it was not until four months later an anticipation of further advances in various grades of cigars, smoking to­ cular example Mr. Armstrong had In Teeth That Ache that news was received of bis death. Large Extension Will Be Made mind. So enamored with the plan was comes a place to buy and where he bacco, and cigarettes. ' e Mendel Rose was wounded in the leg the President of the concern that the can make his wants known without and is reported to bo In a serious con­ ' Luxuries. for T. B.’s at "House Organ" devoted one issue to dition For some time he was a mem­ Three classes of luxuries are caught Tranquille the subject extolling the general prin­ a whole lot of ’parley-vous,' etc." Are a Menace ber of the Royal Household Battalion In the dragnet" of the Government, ciple, ns a result of which the employer stationed at Buckingham Palace. automobiles, Jewelery, and talking ma­ >helped the Commission, the Sodier and Tn London, Y.M.C.À.’s are scat­ chines. The threefold object of thb himself by allowing the plan a chance City Police Commissioners.—At the order Is to release revenue, to restrict to work. the use of luxuries, and discourage tered all over the city. Every con­ meetlhg of the City Police Commis­ In connection with the reorganiza­ A Troublesome Phase. to Your Health Imports frorti the tthlted States. The sioners yesterday afternoon Instruc­ tion of the military medical service in Mr. Armstrong says that one trouble­ venience is at hand and is free. The tions were Issued for enforcing the ten per cent, duty will make some dif­ ference in this district, particularly In British Columbia, Colonel F. McKelvey some phase of the Cqjamission’e work Y.M.C.A. officials are so kind and Doesn’t it sound reason- , Anti-Loafer Order-ln-Council A dep­ Is the re-educating the man with one utation vbas received from the men regard to automobiles, but it Is be­ Bell. Director of Medical Service of the able that “an aching ‘ lieved to be aimed at the prosperous Invalided Soldiers’ Commission; Ma­ arm and of finding the earning power asking for a readjustment of some of the ^Fbercular subject. Progress is friendly, and will do anything foe a grievances, but no concrete action was eastern mercantile districts, where the jor C.„ J. Arthur. D. S. O., Command­ tooth is a decaying manufacture of munitions has enabled being made In this connection, and soldier. Without the Y.M.C.A. a taken thereon. many persons to purchase luxuries ant of the Commission ; and S. A. Arm­ many new plans are on the tapis for tooth t” it may so hap- p elicit any specific in­ sent; but it Is tuer increasing number Church under the auspices of the ministration of the Commission comes, $ What it Means to a Soldier formation as to what the local effect bound to return during the coming feel it! Flower Guild on Thursday. May 9. The Will be in these lines. The Customs arrived In the city this morning for year which is engaging the concern of If your teeth ache or speakers will Include Major the Rev. Department would be expected to be the purpose of acquainting themselves the Commission at the present time. "After a recent advance we were C. C. Owen," who is -to speak on his In a position to indicate the various with the details of reorganization es­ The party will remain In the city to­ are decayed let me give experiences at the front, and Major classes of Imports, however the details day only, and return to the mainland 'almost all in and had a long tramp to Proctor. A special Invitation has been sential for Vancouver Island. Ar­ th«m the attention they are not segregated at the local Custom rangements have already been com­ this evening. extended to returned men of the 7th House. Dealers In these lines vary pleted for the general oversight of the our resting place. We were trudging need. My methods are and 29th Battalions, to occupy stats their opinions according to personal medical «mrk under the Commission Speaking in Vancouver,—J. W. Gib­ up-to-date and efficient ii^ upon the platform, as a compliment to predilection and views would be of lit­ In this province by the appointment son. R. A., of the Department of Agri­ along, not yet’out of reach of Fritz’s every way. Prices, too, Major Ow^n, whose son was killed tle value to the public In forming an of Major A. P. Proctor, of Vancouver, culture is going over to Vancouver to . long range shells, when we espied the while serving with the 7th, and «who estimate of the influence on the to the position of unit medical director deliver nn address on “Education In are as reasonable as high- was himself chaplain of the 29th. Mrs. community. in British Columbia. and Through Agriculture," to-morrow welcome sign of the Red Triangle. Jesse Longfleld has kindly consented Other Lifts*. The Tranquille Extension. evening1* under the auspices of the I*h- grade workmanship per­ to sing. The proceeds of the collec­ Coffee drinkers are caught by a Discussing the question at some Mustrial Union of British Columbia. They 'were not selling anything mit*. tion will be added to the Returned small customs charge, carçl players length with a representative of The Soldiers’ Fund. whose activities should be utilized in Times this morning, Mr. Armstrong at all There were tea, biscuits, etc, Experienced Lady As­ the garden are to pay a few cents tn stated that a decision was arrived at excise- on their parks and rm cermtw yesterday whereby a 109- bed litiTernary all free, JlfUr that we, felt different ,,, sistants Always in At­ other commodities mentioned In the will be added to the existing* institu­ In a Cup of budget statement. Prohibitory or tion at Tranquille, near Kamloops. The and the rest of our journey War compar­ tendance tariff impositions on ptaylm; extension of facilities in British Colum­ have been common In civilized coun­ bia for the treatment of soldiers suffer­ Brentwood Hotel atively easy. ’ INSTANT tries for the past three centuries. ing from tuberculosis has been deter­ mined after consultations with the The Hotel ds Luxe ef the pacific T heard a hut full of huskies sing­ POSTUM The Taxes. Hon. J. D. MacLean. Provincial Sec­ Coast. r. Albert E. Instructions to the local collector, retary. The Provincial Government’s ing, ’Fight the Good Fight,1 etc, and No Waste-Ho Worry Richard Jones, received yesterday are share towards the construction of the DELICIOUS AFTERNOON TEAS as follows: new premises at Tranquille Will be conformity with I never heard the hymn sung so Less Sugar-No Tea The Government has decided to Im­ some $75,000, provision for which was Food Regulations. pose the following duties; (1) A tax made in the estimates for the current Toasted Potato Scones, Toasted Scotch effectively." or Coree Troubles of ten per cent on the following fiscal year. The Dominion Government Oat Cakes, Yorkshire Parkin, Rice articles when Imported or manu­ on its part will contribute at least a Flour Shortbread, Rice Flour Sponge Office In the Reynolds Bldg. Delicious Flavor factured after April 30, 1918: Auto­ like amount although according to the Cake with Jam, Comment Bread, mobiles, gramophones, graphophones, Deputy Minister It is altogether likely ‘loney Cane, Rye Bread with Cream Cor. af Yates and Douglas Sta. Phcalthlvhly BaniHXBannock, Galette phonographs, talking machines, that considerably more than a half Aux Amandes Phone 802 cylinders and ,records therefor; me­ share will be forthcoming from Federal chanical pianos and organ players coffers. Phene Keatings, OIL. and records therefor ; jewelry, for The building planned will be three 16 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, .MAY 2, 1918

NOEL'S JAMS CADET HELD MEET- Pe.r. Jar ...... 25c NOEL'S MARMALADE Per.Jar ...... 1...... 25c WITNESSED DY HOSE New HOME-MADE MARMALADE a»* Per Jar...... 9611105^24 Trimmed Hats 25c Panama Hats KEILLER'S MARMALADE “Fruit-a-tives” Alone Gave $3.95 Per Jar"...... ", ...... „ :35c Him Quick Relief at $1.95 KEILLER S MARMALADE 13» Yates St, Phen* 6610 4-lb. tin...... Great Variety and Proficiency $1.00 Buckingham. Que.. May 3rd, 1915. Displayed in Exhibitions "Por seven years, I buffered terribly from Severe Headaches and Indiges­ GOVERNMENT CONTEST AND COOPER S rr and Contests tion. I hail belching gas from the LOCAL FRESH EGGS, dozen ...... ODC stomach, and I had chronic Constipa­ Just Received a New Shipment Guaranteed Fresh and Infertile. tion. I tried many remedies but noth­ BOXING AND DANCING ing did me good. Finally, a friend at!vised “Fruit-a-tives." I took this IMPORTED INDIAN CHUTNEY AMONG NEW FEATURES grand fruit medicine and it made me of Summer Suitingsi Sports 35Ç, BSf1 and ...... well. To everyone who has miserable $1.25 health with Constipation and Indiges­ C & B. WALNUTS tion and Had Stomach, I say take Quarts ...... ,...... 75c From every standpoint the cadet •‘Fruit-a-tives," and you will get Fabrics and Voiles LEA & PERRIN'S SAUCE sports held yesterday afternoon at the I welt' Royal Athletic Park proved one of the On Display in Our Wash Goods Section in Basement Bottle, 40^, 75c and...... most successful juvenile athletic meets i «•«_ , . , . . ALBERT VARNER. . $1.25 ever held in the city. The whole affair 1 60c‘ A box* 6. for 60» trial size 25c. Serpentin, Crops—This Is a very soft, clinging material, MONARCH CATSUP was quite out of the ordinary and the I At deàlers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a makes pretty yaists and dresses ; colors, saxe blue, pink. Bottle ....-...... spectacular character of the various Uvea Limited. Ottawa. Ont ...25c exhibitions and the keen competition ' sky, nrituve- se IncMhs wide Yard ...... 50f Beach Suiting^—An exceedingly popular fAbrlc for ladles' TAMARINDS displayed in the numerous cob tests af­ forded an afternoon of constant in­ and children s wear; colors, white, cream, champagne, tus- Bottle ...... terest and amusement. Those respon­ Winters, figured u principals. The I sah. saxe blue, brown, old rose,, sky, pale pink; 40 Inches ..60c Collegiate fellows showed their prow -1 sible for the field day may, well con­ wide. Yard ...... SO# gratulate themselves on the results of e« In wrestling and their .kill li^weav their efforts as regards attendance. The in* a camp matress from broom bushes. I grandstands itéré packed with a vocif­ A picked squad from -the University I Shantung Beach Suiting—Here is a material exceptionally ’ erous crowd and the officials were kept School, dressed in spotless and dazzling I smart, with fqncy weave, rcsefnbllng shantung. Very dur- DIXI constantly on duty restraining the at­ white performed Swedish drill, and I f able. Showing In a very choice range of colors, apple “Quality Grocers" 1317 Government St. tempts of the youthful enthusiasts to formed pyramids of "an extremely j green, pale pink, mauve, pearl grey, white, old rose, saxe get near the centre of activities. The varied and Involved nature When a blue, tussah, tabac; 40 inches wide. Yard ...... ,...75* air was continually rent by the shrill huge red and Mack banner was ufifuri - . vL*r.;- shouts that denote carefree childhood, ed from the' dizzy height of one of I Seleil Suiting—Another fabric of merit. It is a dainty weave let loose from school, relaxing from such anxieties as geography and arith­ these formations the‘crowd broke into j or fine repp effect: makes stylish suits; in the following •iv.v Beauty - Health-Economy metic. Many a young voice will be prolonged applause. shades, old rose, saxe blue, apple green, pearl grey, pale yBeau^ty^ inIn flowers. 111Health]kM1 ' !..in home-ff^wn___ .....vegetables^ and. . _ hoarse to-day, as a result of its owner’s The Competitions. pink, black and champagne; 40 Inches wide. Yard. BO* TOOLS IHERE*ardentnS P0«SS»e.* S^T "vOtf^OARDE'NINO activities in urging on the different In the many races some excellent J contestants. record* were made, and ‘a close com- I Cotton Pongee Sports Suiting—This le a material soft as Purpose of Meet. petition was apparent. The High I pongee but produced iassotne very smart stripes and spot' •ViVj DRAKE HARDWARE CO., LTD. Not only were there school children J School carried away jpost of the I and wave effects in contrasting colors on tussah ground ; 1418 Douglas Street Phone IMS and cadets but a large number of par- J honors, The following is the com-1 36 inches wide. Yard ...... 50* ents and friends were present and the plete list of results interest of the army and navy in sport 100 yards, under 13—First heat. Guy Sports Beach Suiting—Another smart fabric for sports suitsT was evinced by the large smattertng of Waddington (South Park); 2. Gerald middles and dresses. They come in check designs in ' khaki and blue. The purpose of the Anthony (South- Park); 3, Francis meet was the raising of funds/to pur­ cerise, green, brown, blue, on tusssah ground, also in broken Richards (Central). check design in combination colors, on whiti? ground; 40 chase uniforms for the public school Second heat—1. J. Menkus (High Potting Plants cadet corps, and cadets alone were al­ and David Richdale (North Wartf Inches wide. Yartl ...... 75* _ H?_are receiving dally, a .Hue. lot at YW.i.hl. lowed to enter the competitions. How­ dea^Oieat; 3, Homer Caveniss (High). -Blower__Pilota» ever, -ûLher... units. JNSte. In attendance Newest Designs in Veile*^-Ilore is an exceptionally dfllnty___ gr,,wn In the open. and helped in a great measure to pro­ -Ftnst-tmet—i, Waffillhgton ; 2,KIcR' voile. They come in while grounds with stripes of mauve. T* *13 SYLVESTER FEED CO. duce the excellent effect of the whole ards. Time. 13 seconds 70S Y,ta. affair. Judging *by the huge attend­ 100 yards. 15 and under—1, C. Doanel , MMWN biuH. apple grt*.n. *»ld rose, also coin gfrote of ance and the number of peanuts, ice (Central); 2. H Watson (High); 3. R.Î pink and black on white ground, also mauve, sky and pink crvarrV cones and other dainties bought MnlsheU tNurth Ward)- Time. 11 sec-1 • Srovnds with coin spots of deeper shade; 28 inches wide .from the Daughters of the Empire’s Yirl ...... 35* Tooth arid 3evourëfTTTy Are thirsty 2J0 yards, 15 and under—J. TT. Wat-Tl mortals, the proceeds should go a long •on (High); 2. <1 Streeter (High); 3. Novelty Veil. •This is a very smart dress voile. Voile Superle—-Another very" choice dress voile, way towards obtaining the necessary .C Doane (Central). Time. 28 seconds. military costumes. 220 yards. 13 and under—1. F. Rich-1 Comes In old rose, pearl grey, green, saxe hhie, Rne weave, in saxe blue, bottle green, old rose, " Striking Exhibitions. ards (Central); 2, W. Nachtrib (North with small conventional designs; 40 inches wide. petunia, grey, mauve ground with small rosebud Rotary Club The variety of the nunlerous exhi* .Xard^ • Wolfenden (North I Yard ...... In contrasting colors; 40 Inches wide. Yard, 95* billons was such as to leave a confus­ Ward> Time, 32 seconds ...... *...... •IMI*------Wash Fabrics, !» Basement ed memory in all minds of a pano­ Relay race. 15 and under—1. High I Red Cross Raffle rama of pleasing picture*. The dis­ School; Î, North Ward; I, Central. plays were Interspersed With athletic Time. 1.05. Winning team, Streeter, will be drawn for on eon tests and the events followed each Humber, Wat eon and Ryan. other In true military fashion, that is Obstacle race—I. McGary (North ( to say, in such rapidity as %> be at Ward); 2. G Mowat (South Pack); 1,1 Curtain Materials at.Special Prices times bewildering. When the com J. Wright ( Margaret Jenkins). Sturday, May 11 iftned corps of the city had marched Owlag to the length of the pro-1 36-Inch Scalloped Madras Muslin, Yard, 35c. to the grounds the whole parade ledi. gramme il was decided to pot pone the Heavy Cream Bordered Madras, Yard, 46c. Buy tickets now.. On sale at any by the Fifth Regiment band filed past high Jumping and the tug-of-war until Rich Cream Double Bordered Scalloped Rich, Heavy Cream Madras Muslin, in a the grand stand in review order, and B'date next week, when the prizes will splendid selection of pretty floral designs, store where the card of 41 prizes in a manner which called forth peals also be presented. These event* will I Madras Muslin, in neat floral, shadow and is displayed. JQ of applause for each separate unit be held In the Royal Athletic Park. No scalloped and ’double bordered styles, 36 The High School cadets then gave a admittance will be charged, but a col - | block design*, full 36 inches wide. Special and 40 inches. Well worth 65c yard. Fri­ Tickets flawless exhibition of platoon drill un­ lection will be taken up for the Red I Thi. Space by Courtesy ob der the direction of CapL Moore and Cram. ----- value Friday, yard ...... 35f day. yard ...... ‘...... 45* performed certain field manoeuvres. The Daughters of the Empire served I Including an exciting charge. The refreshments at a booth in charge of I J. KINGHAM <6 CO. methods of caring for wounded, in Ml»* Agnew. Mrs. Gordon Smith and 1004 Broad pt accordance wTth the best martial Mr*. Thomas. Their success may be I Pemberton Block Phone 647 methods, was the contribution of the Judged by the fact that the sale df ice I New Arrivals in the Smart New Esquimalt ambulance section, fourteen cream brought in between sixty and member* of which bold the St John seventy dollars.» Ambulance certificate. The three-round Feather Boas at ring bout between Jumbo and Albie Davies* the youthful fistic prodtgl ^842 Dress Goods Section $1.95 $4.50 whose fame is now international, | HOW and City Market Auction watched with the enthusiasm that Neptune Crop*,—This material Is In greet demand this season for Smart New Feather Boas in might have been expected at a battle dreaaes and millinery. They have a soft, silky finish and very dur­ TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS for the world’s title. The young pu­ shades of rose, pink, copen, gilistic artists went at each othes able. All the desired tones of aky, sand, pink. fawn, brown, green, mustard, yellow, green, hammer and tongs and fraternal af­ •WITH RED PLAGUE! gold, navy, white, apple green, saxe and strawberry ; 36 Inches wide, fection found expression In fierce !*" >ard ...... gSf mauye, purple, white, black Friday, 2 p. m. clinches and vigorous uppercuts. and black and white. All are Four Valuable Com and Heifers Mere Displays.Display*. j New Jersey Silks A really high-grade fabric at a moderate coat. neatly finished with silk cord YF olde rompent ami by tiw univer.it, I Saskatchewan's Order - in - The beautiful finish and excellent weight goes to ao* up a very From Dr.ToImie’s Ranch, under the command of Capf. [ n _ tassels. Price ...... 91.85 Pelly was fully up to tile high stan • »

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