WEATHER FORECASTS For 36 hours ending 6 p. m Saturday! Victoria and vicinity—Light to moder­ WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT ate wind*, generally fair^and moderately Fantagee—Vaudeville. warm, with who were on Sunday or Mon­ Princess—Musical Revue. . day Royal Victoria—Douglas. Fairbanks. J lx>wer Mainland—Light to moderate mtu Dominion—-"Woman and the Law." wind*, generally fair and warm, with Variety-V'Playing the (lame .” «showers on Sunday or Monday. Romano—“The Red. Red Heart." Columbia—"The Tenderfoot.”

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MOVES TO FRUSTRATE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH AFRICAN TEUTONS’ DESIGNS IN GROUND WON BY AUSTRALIANS ON UNION TAKES STEPS TO CRUSH S»AFRICA; GEN. BOTHA FRONT EAST OF AMIENS IS HELD ATTEMPT ENGINEERED BY GERMANS AGAINST ENEMY COUNTER-EFFORT Serious Disturbance Planned by Teutons Prevented Reports Announce Attack on New British Positions East ot Hamel Easily ., by Prompt Military Measures, Says General Botha; Ninety-Five Ships Repulsed; In Successful Operation Yesterday Haig's ^ German Agents Intrigued Among the People Launched in States Men Took Over 1,300 Germans

Pretoria, July 5.—Qen. Botha, Prime Minuter of the Union of Washington, July 6.—Merchant London, July 5.—German troops last night delivered a counter- Boutât Africa, has issued a statement showing that serious unrest ex­ ships launched at points in the Cars Still Idle in Victoria and attack upon the new positions gained by Australian troops os the ists in South Africa. Strong police and military measures are being United States yesterday, Indepen­ Vancouver, but Power Amiens front to the east of the village of Hamel. The War Office an­ taken to cope with the situation. dence Day, numbered ninety-five, Available nounced to-day that the enemy was repulsed ih this attempt and left Qen. Botha says in the statement that had not prompt and effec­ with a deadweight tonnage of prisoners in the hands of the British troops. —.—1 tive military measures been taken, the situation would have culmin­ 474,464, reports to thé Shipping More than 1,300 prisoners were taken by the British forces in yes- Board to-day showed. Vancouver. July 6.—With the expect- ated in a grave disturbance and probably serious loss of life. He adds ed extension of Vancouver's labor trou terday s operation in the Somme area. In addition 100 machine guns that the Government Has information pointing to the existence of a blee postponed until Monday at least and a number of trench mortars were captured. movement having for its object the submersion of the constitution by the way is left open for further negoti / ations towards a settlement- t*he coun­ The text of the statement follows : violent methods. CANADIAN NORTHERN BOGEY cil of the Board of Trade last night The total number of prisoners taken by us in yesterday's suc­ passed a resolution recommending to cessful operation on the Somme exceeds 1,300. One German field Continuing, Gen. Botha says: K the City Council that the B. C. Electric “There is good reason for suspecting that enemy agencies are at DRESSED UP IN TERMINAL Railway Company “be permitted to In- gun, more than 100 machine guns and a number of trench mortars - W>fft’"Tir tills rmim). lëriwi sesrt «le fanes," la uiew nf the feet I bans so fas been taunted. ■ ...... that It has been operating its transiter are Intriguing to stir up strife, not "A hostile counter-attack against only among the Europeans, but also 1769633^042^ tation lines at a loss." A committee Finland Repented of citisens was appointed to work to­ our new positions east of Hamel last among the natives, and no means or night was easily repulsed; a few pris­ measures are deemed too .despicable LAND GARMENTS OF DELAY wards a solution of the difficulties be oners being taken by ue. by them so long as they can attain tween the B. C. Electric Railway Com About to Declare their object." — pany and its employees. “A successful raid was carried out B08$:9^^ A conference arranged by Mayor by ui In the Beaumont-Hamel sector. Premier Oliver is now informed by the Hon. J. D. Reid, Federal Gale was held to-day between the of­ Against the Allies An attempted hostile raid In the Minuter of Railways and Cauala. that consent to action in re*|>eet of ficials of the Western Canada Power neighborhood of Strazeele. Flanders, further construction of Canadian .Northern Railway tracks on Van­ Company and Its striking electrical was repulsed." workers. The management of the B. C. Stockholm, July 6.—The news- French Report. couver Islam! must be obtained from officiale of the company. He is Ki.-.-tric Railway company atand, papers here gay a declaration of Paris, July 5.—French patrol parties firmly by its refusal to compromise w Teutons So Offensive That also told by the Minister that the officials in question object to pay­ were active last night in many sectors pending the report of the conciliation war by Finland against the En­ ing any more for terminal lands on the Songlieea Reserve than the board. of the front from l»lcardy to Lorraine, Royal Family is Living in according to to-day's War Office re­ Urged to Return. tente Powers is expected at any price t>aid to the Province of British Columbia by the Canadian port. Prisoners were taken by the Remote Village Pacific Railway Company. It is argued by the officials, according t6 Telegraphing from Ottawa on behalf hour. numerous raiding parties. The text of of the Minister of Labor. F. A. Acland, the statement follows: the Hon. Mr. Reid, that the arbitration Deputy Minister of Labor, urged the proceedings proposed by the Provincial “French patrol detachments ope rat- 1 Says Gutman People Are Ready labor leaders here to have the men re Ing between Montdidier and the Oise, Premier would be an unfair procedure turn to work immediately and |>ermit London. July S.—Germany's plana In view of the precedent set by the in the Champagne, on the right bank for a ^Speedy Peace for a "peaceful penetration” of Rou­ their differences to be adjusted "by of the Meuse (Verdun region> and in Province in Us treatment of the Can means provided by law." Loss of food M'S SUIT manie have gone ahead very rapidly OBLIGATORY HITE Lorraine took prisoner»." ad Ian Pacific The Federal Minister, occasioned if the storage plants were Witfr-tionor" since the signing of the treaty of however, does not take into account American Front. peace, according to adVices from an without power would be "not a local, the amount of money already spent on With the American Army In France, authoritative source in Roumanie. The but a national calamity." The reply Reserve, Improvements or the July 4.—(Via London. July 5.)—4By resumption of railway traffic with the went tor the Minister that while the hanced values of sites as a consequence strikers appreciated the gravity of the AGAINST TWO EDITORS the Associated Press.)—July 4 was an Amsterdam, July 5.—In pleading ar­ districts occupied by the Central Pow SYSTEM IN RUSSIA thereof, while his telegram received by situation, they suggested that a spread ere was followed by a great inrush of the Premier last night and reprinted unusually quiet day In the normally ticle. the Socialist nt-wsyaper Vor- of the strike could be «averted only by Inactive sectors occupied by American waerts, of Berlin, declare* thüt the German merchants, politicians and below Is Uie first indication given to triguers. Mr. Oliver that he had been dealing, the company making an immediate troops from the Woevre to the Swiss settlement with the employees. German Foreign Secretary's border. Even tbe artillery and air ser­ desire of the German people for Within a few weeks the pushing and unwittingly, with unnamed officials of Bolsheviki Leaders Ask Forth •I»eedy peace with honor is so strong the Canadian Northern Railway Com­ The telegram from the Deputy Min vices were less busy than usual, overbearing- Germans had become tster of Labor read as follows Libel Case to Be Heard that a sensible accommodation from-Imuimuch In evidence in Jassy that the pany through the Hon. Mr. Reid. coming Soviet Congress cloudy weather and poor visibility "Information reaching the Minister hampering them. the other side would be bound to lead |Vtoy al Family, including the King, the What Portends? in Secret to Its realisation. to Pass Measure shows that the Industrial situation Queen and the Crown Prince, felt com To know exactly where the province Vancouver and Victoria is one of ex “Our enemies to-day,” continues the pelled to leave the city. The Royal stands the Premier has asked for the treme gravity. Serious food destruction newspaper, "have the opportunity of Family now Is living in what amounts names of the officials of the Canadian threatened by the loss of power sup­ to self «Imposed OidUe in the r.-more obtaining a peace not prescribed by the Northern Railway ComVany to whom plied to storage plants would be at the Amsterdam. July-6.—Because publi­ war map but based on the equipoise of frontier village of Blcax. There, in he may look for consent. In reply to Moscow. July 4.—The Internal situ­ GREAT FIRE DAMAGE present time of the world’s crisis not a city might endanger the security of the military and economic forces on the depths of a Carpathian forest, the this request sent to Dr. Reid last night ation in the Russian Soviet Republic i* local but a national calamity, bringing both sides. Royal Family is living In an old hunt Mr. Oliver gets a wire dated Ottawa such that only a,powerful army on the ultimate disaster to all, but most of all the state, the president df the court “The policy of truth demanded by ing lodge of King Ferdinand's. this morning from the private secre hails of obligatory service could pro­ ta workers. The Minister asks that you hlch is to hear the testimony in the tary of the Federal Minister, who says tect It In the opinion of Leon Trotxky, Philip 8cheld*mann requires an ad wlU use yo.gr. influence to impress the 4U>ei suit of Dr van Kuehlmann. the mission that the economic forces of the ‘in the absence of the Minister 1 commissioner of War and "Marine.* Tie workmen now striking with an appre IN TIMBER LIMITS German people are not inexhaustible would advise that all communications has nébénutrd a report advocating uni elation of these dangers, and urge on German Foreign Secretary, against and the fact that we are cqt off from in connection with this matter be ad versai military service for the bour them with all your force the Minister s two Berlin editors, announced at the overseas raw materials Is being In­ dressed to D. B. Hanna, third vice- geoise as well as the workmen and view that their first duty as Canadian A FLOOD OF PAPER president of the comiMiny. st Toronto, opening session of the trial Thursday creasingly felt. («casants and hopes ll at the fifth Con citizens is loyalty to the other Can­ Report From Nanaimo Says who will give the matter immediate “The more candidly we speak of this grew* of Soviets will pass such i adian citizens now on the battlefront th*A the case would be held In secret matter, the more readily will our en­ attention." This is not regarded by measure. Premier Lenine has approved and to avert disaster by returning to This action was taken after the presi Lack of Rain Makes Situ­ emies believes us when we say that this the Premier as any sort of reply to his -non of last night*and Mr. the report and the details are oeing work immediately and permitting the dent of the court had filled to obtain cippna—I vs. sàmaiàon can uiU> induce us washed out.------a4jqginiçpt pf.3he differences bv means ation Serious for years to come to make greater mil­ _ MONEY IN RUSSIA Oliver sir wine Mut Yrnn lecreunr -In compromise between the Foreign In lha meantime Trotsky has ordered provided, by. law. The matter 4* ôf fh-e Secretary and ':the * defendants; Max itary efforts, -but not to-accede to c«m - (Concluded* on page' 4‘.'|jf utmost Importance, and the Minister ditions which $:.ouldbe dishonorable to the registration of all males between Lohaft, editor of The Deutsche Zei- the ages atBinstsm and forty.aiyl the trusta you will act prompty Flense re- the German people and damage their tung, and Julius Duncke. editor of The Nan.lmo, July «.—There is no «ten enlistment simultaneously of the work­ IW Deutsche Blaetter. When the case was interests permanently. Bolsheviki Government Has of rain and the forest lire situation in “The conclusion of a |>eace with honor men and the bourgeoise classes born Council’s Reply. called for trial a large number of pro­ thus corresponds to thé interests of our Rut Into Circulation Total in 1866 ami 1887. The latter will he Tbs reply, signed by V. R. Midgley minent German political leaders we^e all paru of the Island is critical, with adversaries In the same degree as our FRUIT CHOP BELE formed into non-fighting units to dig secretary of the Vancouver Trades and *in“ attendance. Among the number fires raging practically all the way of 40,000,000,000 Rubles trenches and dean barracks and Labor Council, was a* follows: "Trades were Foreign Secretary von Kuehl- from Chemalnus to Comox. Consider­ and Labor Council appreciates gravity ___ camps. Later they may be promoted to mann. Vice-Chancellor yon Payer, able loss in personal property haa oc­ service in the ranks after they- hare of ilbuHoa ssé-wisM wfTtt torn ef Jirrr Nbtlenhcrg, director of- the curred. but no accurate reports are yet proved "by deeds their loyalty to the foodstuffs in cold storage plants. Sug­ l*eutsohe Bank, and Major von Kess­ gests spread of strike can be averted Moscow, Jiine 28—delayed.—(By the AVERAGE IN C* laboring class and the poor peasantry." ler, of the German Foreign Office. U» h ind, everyone being too busy fight­ only by the company making immedi­ Associated Press.)—The paper money Addressing the accused editors, the ing the flames to stop to take «lock of ate settlement with employees. Other­ the losses. The damage in some of the issued by the Bolsheviki Government wise trouble will spread to other ln-| president of the court asked whether It was not possible to settle the mat­ finest timber llmiu on the Island Is and now in circulation aggregates 40,- Bolsheviki Beaten dustrles using electrical energy pro­ enormous. Yield of Apples and Peaches duced by the company." ter by loyal explanations on the part 000,000,000 rubles. Since the declara­ Cut Down by The Metal Trades Council has called of the plaintiff. "Lohan replied: "We One Fire Controlled. E tion by Premier Lenine a month ago by Czecho-Slovaks off its sympathetic strike pending fur­ have no interest in washing dirty linen The bush fire which was threatening the buildings (ti the mine head at the that new money would be issued and ther deliberations. The Trades and under the gaze of enemy countries Damage Labor Council will hold a meeting on Above all It la quite remote from our Hare wood minqjpias been brought under the old money would be de-valued, the in Irkutsk Region Stinday to discuss calling sympathetic intention to dlah up bedroom secret», control and the buildings are safe, ac­ Minister of Justice is Tendered plane fj>r financial reform apparently strikes. but In the interest» of the country and cording to a report from the superin­ In the meantime the supply of light tendent of the Canadian Western Fuel have lain dormant. as no steps have London. July 5. — Cxecho-Slovak the Foreign Office the case should Complimentary Dinner - Ottawa. July 5.—The fruit crop re­ and power is being maintained, al­ proceed. Company this morning At the same been announced tq provide the indirect port for the month of June. Just issued forces have Inflicted a severe defeat on though no street cars have been oper­ time the danger to the city’s water­ taxation recommended by Lenine. by the Department of Agriculture, in- Bolsheviki troops, according to a tele­ ated on the company's system since Kuehlmann Will Retire. works is by no means over, though in Montreal I gram received here to-day from Irk­ A statement of the Finance Depart­ dlcatès a slight falling off In the pros­ Monday night. “The article I have to answer for averted for a time. A change of wind pects of the Canadian apple crop as utsk. Siberia. The Bolsheviki are said ment published in The Isvestia says to have been completely defeated West Situation in Victoria. alms at the removal of Dr. von Kuehl would drive the fire, which still Is compared with the previous report is­ mann as a politically harmful person, burning to the south, back into a strip the latest reports show that the assets of Irkutsk and to have been driven out So far as the situation in Victoria is sued Just after the blossoming period. and I possess a certain guarantee that of unburned timber which borders that Montreal. July 5.—Hon. C. J. Doherty. of the nationalized and private banks The reports from Nova Scotia are not of the region to the east of Lake Baikal. concerned there is practically no side of the dams. Minister of Justice, was tendered change to-day. There are no cars run at no distant date Dr. von Kuehlmann aggregate 30,000,000,000 rubles. optimistic and it is doubtful if the ill retire. I am ready to give an ex­ At Campbell River. complimentary dinner last night at the yield will reach 400.000 barrels, as com­ Washington. July 6—A delayed dis­ nlng, the decision reached In Van­ Mount Royal Club in recognition of his Commenting on the proposed de­ couver with regard*to a sympathetic planation to him In his private caps Vancouver, July 5.—The forest fire pared with 700,000 last year. patch from Irkutsk dated June 28. and city, as I had no Intention to affect becoming Acting Prime Minister of valuation of money, the statement says received at the State Department here strike, however, has relieved anxiety destruction has been added to by the the Department believes de-valuation in Ontario the best prospects are In him In his private capacity." burning of the No. 4 camp of the In­ Canada in the absence of Sir Robert Prinfr Edward County, the Georgian to-day. said all communication with in regard to light and power for the Borden oversees. cah be accomplished only as It Is Vologda, Moscow and several places in moment. The local Metal Trades Duncke said he agreed with Lohan's ternational Lumber Company at Camp- Bay and the western counties. In these statement. The leaders of every branch of Can­ done In Austria, that is without gold Western Siberia had been cut off for Council will meet to-night, and decide bell River yesterday, five lagging -en­ districts the. yield, while considerably The preeident of the court then de adian public" life Hi Montreal were exchange, as metallic de-valuation pre- below average, will be much greater several days. on action in this connection. gines having to be abandoned by the clared that his attempt to mediate .had Ipresent. . The dinner was .presided I osar pposes the preliminary establish r than last year. The early varieties lumber crew when It was driven out. by Huntley R. Drummond, while at thef™**nt of a rat* of exchange, give greater promise than the late failed, as the Foreign Secretary cer­ The extent of the financial lose can table of honor were: Mr. Doherty. Sir The Finance Department officials, in ones. In Bastero Ontario and Quebec tainly would not give an explanation not yet be determined. ...Should the en­ Alexander Lacoste, Sir Herbert* Holt. discussing their attitude toward for­ the latest reports strongly emphasize in view of the attitude of the editors. gines prove to be a total loss that Item 8ir Louis Talllon. Senator Beaubien, eign credit in Russia and the nationali­ thé severe winter injury, which wrought The public prosecutor then defiiand alone will run to over 170,008. Dis­ Brigadier-General A. E. Label le. Sir zation of foreign banks, say they favor havoc in young orchards and seriously TIN SOLDIERS IN ALBERTA ed that the case be heard In secret. trict Forester Van Dusen dispatched George Bury, Hon. Albert Sevigny, Sir the greatest possible limitation of the affected most of the old well-known or- The motion Was opposed by counsel one of his assistants to Campbell River Mortimer Davis and many others. sphere of action of foreign credit insti­ for the defendants, after which the to takp charge of the fire-fighting work The feature of Mr. Doherty's address tutions in Russia. , In British Columbia. court adjourned to consider the ques­ immediately on learning of the out­ was his words in conclusion. He said: In British Columbia the crop is still tion. When the hearing was resumed break and Is awaiting news as to the ‘T wish to thank you for this impres­ ASK HABEAS CORPUS AND the president announced that the pub expected to be about equal to that of progress of the operations. sive tribute to thé work I have tried to Allies Staid Firm last year, and would have been a very 11c would be excluded from the trial, accomplish. It seemed to me that I heavy one but for the frost injury on and that only the Imperial Chancellor At Eburne. might have to risk my reputation in May 24. or his counsel would be allowed In the Vancouver. July 6 - Damage to the the performance of my duty. Had that on Matter if Dutch The Niagara pear trop will be about OTHERS ALSO WILL APPLY courtroom In addition to the parties amount of about $76.000 was done In sacrifice been necessary 1 should will­ forty to fifty per cent, or normal*. * At Involved. The court then adjourned, the early hours this morning by a fire ingly have made It, but your expres­ the trial being set for a later date. at the Eburne sawmill owned by sion of confidence to-night assures me Burlington there was severe winter Railway and Germany killing and the crop la very light. In Messrs. P. D. Roe and Robert Aber­ that those who thought they might rob other parts of Ontario, Quebec and Calgary, July 5.—Eight applications of soldiers for habeas corpus nathy. The mill was completely de­ me of that treasure have entirely Eastern Canada the crop is a failure. were presented to Mr. Justice Stewart to-day. The cases were ad­ ODE TO THE STATES stroyed.^ It employed over 100 men. tailed." There will be a heavy crop in British In regard to the Province of Quebec. The Hague, July The Entente Columbia. journed until next Monday. The applications were^made, fia a result WRITTEN BY D’ANNUNZIO; Mr. Doherty said he felt confident it Governments have sent a note to Hoi' Peaeh Crop. TORONTO SCHOOiTbOYS was progressing well and declared he land for the purpose of controverting of the recent decision in the Earl Lewis ease. The applicants are MESSAGES TO WILSON was convinced that the French-Cana­ statements in the Dutch press that the The Niagara peach crop Is not likely Cecil Richard Madeg, George Philip Davis, Charles J. Brown, Cyril REQUIRED TO SALUTE dians were sound and would follow the associated Governments contemplate to exceed forty per cent, of normal. -lead of their beet leaders. making concessions regarding transit The decrease is due to very severe Odil Elliott, Eugene Christiansen Rasmussen, Daniel Michaelson, W. Rom#. July 5.—“No more shall we di­ RETURNED SOLDIERS of Germa» materials over the Lltf»- winter injury. The crop is practically J. E. Rowatt, and Ciit ffgrotd Christianson. vide with the brute the earth’s bread.” bourg railway. a complete failure In other parts of This In one of the expressions In an Ontario. In Britlah Columbia the yield BL0NDIN ABOUT TO The note says this would be con­ The judge instructed that these men should not be removed from ode entitled "To America In Arms.” es­ Toronto. July «.—All the male pupils not likely to exceed sixty per cent the province until their cases have pecially written for the American Inde­ of the high and public school. of To- RETURN TO OTTAWA trary to the agreement made with the of normal. The losses due to May ronto will be instructed to salute alt Dutch Government last April, which, been decided, but commented that II pendence Day by Gabriele d’Annunzio. frosts are about twenty-five per cent. the local military officials should yet The above eight applications and the the poet. returned, wounded and crippled sol­ while releasing The Netherlands Gov­ The British Columbia plum crop also orders from their superior, to send the diers, whether in uniform or mufti, Ottawa, July I.—Li««rt.-<îol. Tfce Hon. ernment from certain engagements re­ two made yesterday on behalf of Robl. From all parts ot Italy civic author­ has been reduced twenty-five per cent men away they would have to obey, when meeting them in public places. P. E. Blondin. Postmaster-General, Is garding the transit of gravel and sand H. Wiggins, of Red Deer, and Njorder ities. associations and individuals sent by froet. and he would not consider their dis- This course was decided upon unani­ expected to.arrive In Ottawa on Mon­ for Germany, did not contemplate any Anderson, of Slllvana Lake, make a messages to President Wilson and Am­ mously atya meeting last night of the The crop of grapes in the Niagara obedlence to hie. order* under such cir­ total of ten application» which have day. £ol. Blondin has been serving concession regarding the transit of bassador Page expressing fraternal Board of Education The form of ths district Is expected to be from seventy- cumstances aa discourteous been made following the Lewie caae. with the forces overseas. military supplies. five to IH per cent of normal. greetings and kindly sentiments for salute^probj^ly will be decided by thé Other applications will be mada Other applications will he made. Italy’s ally across the sea. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5," T9tfl

w. Are Prompt. We Are Careful. We Uee the Beet I* Our Work. FRENCH PAPERS PRINT AUSTRALIAN TROOPS We have a choice selection of NR. WILSON’S ADDRESS HAD FINE SUCCESS Our July Clearance Sale Supplies the Midsummer Needs of Wearing BATHING Devote Much Space to Speech Thrust South of Sôntme Was and Celebration of Complete Surprise to the Apparel for the Women of Victoria Yesterday CAPS Germans This annual event of special value giving is an outstanding feature with US' because it af­ New Designs and Pretty Color Combinations. " Paris. July 5.—-President Wilson*» London, July 6.—Field-Marshal Haig fords so many opportunities of offering real bar­ Independence Day address le printed reported last night. gains toour patrons—bargains which cannot be with prominence by all. the newspap­ "Our operation this morning south ers here. Home of them - single out of the Somme, reported Au an earlier duplicated elsewhere in this city—in 35c to $ 1.50 communication, was completely suc- special phrases to display as slogans ceseful. It was carried out by Aus­ in the heaviest ^ppe at the top of their tralian troops, assisted by some de­ Women’s Suits, Coats, Skirts front pages. The-amount of space de tachments of American Infantry, and voted to recording the celebrations In supported by tanks. Our objectives were taken and held, and we have Waists and Sweaters Campbell’s Prescription Drug Store France, England and the United gained possession of the woods of COR. OP FORT AND DOUGLAS. PHONE 136. Htates, averaging ten to twelve col­ V'air and Hamel, as well us the village We say, without any possibility of contra­ umns, compelled, most of the editorial of Hamel. diction, that our prices are lower than those writers to postpone until to-morrow "In conjunction with this operation, comment on the speech. an attack by Australian troops east of asked by others, quality and price considered, \ ille-sur-Ancre was successful, and capital, and It Is expected that great In its comment The Petit I’arlsien our line was advanced 600 yards and, above all, each Coat and Suit is absolutely assistance will be afforded in obtain says: *Tn soulful phrases President frbnt of 1.200 yards. exclusive in design, there being no two alike REGISTRATION WILL ing the needed farm help. Wlleon portrays the deep meaning of The prisoners captured by us in The Government keenly appreciates the anniversary which France cele­ these operations exceed 1,000. Many among those offered. the splendid service given by thous­ brated yesterday with all the allies of machine guns, as well as other n ands of volunteers as well as the spirit the great American nation. The noble terials, also have been taken. For this sale we have made special price re­ GIVE GOOD RESULTS of patriotism displayed by the public spirit who guides the destinies* of the ‘!On the rest of the front .there generally in complying with the régis mighty trans-Atlantic republic disre nothing of interest to report" ductions, and we anticipate such a big demand tration regulations. gards details. He dominates the scene Aerial Operation*. as from a height and sees only the for the l>argaiii6 offered that we would advise all Following is a list of the complete "Aviation—On July 8 the weather returns so far received broad aspects which comfort and those who wish to participate in the wonderful calm." was cloudy and enemy activity n Man-Power Inventory Will Constituency— slight. Our Machines carried eut . bargains to make an early selection. Manitoba— Endorsed in States. number of reconnaissances, and co-op Greatly Aid Agricultural Macdonald...... f.tSfi i.eee Washington, July 6.—The mil to the «rated with the artillery mm usual. Six Marquette ...... 11,631 •.626 peoples of the world to adopt this enemy machines wey^e destroyed and Work in Canada Nettdn .. 77777Z, S.STT 3,046 COOPtryn OTCtomtRHl <»f Itidepehde nee "ir were driven down out of control. Souris ...... Ml» 7.309 arid tho reiteration of the natlpn'e pur­ During yesterday and last night pose to permit of no "compromise" in some of our machines dropped sixteen The Ladies’ Sample Suit House Saskatchewan— QV Appelle ...... 10,361 M63 the issues now at stake made by tons of bombs on the railway Junction» Ottawa. July 6.—Highly satisfactory President Wilson in hie address at Lille and Courtrai. All our machines 721 Yates Street "Where Style Meets Moderate Price’ In addition 421 Indians were regis­ returned safely." Phone 1901 results in connection with the regis­ tered in Qu'Appelle, 203 males and 218 Mount Vernon yesterday, were en­ tration of the man and woman-power dorsed to-day by officials and diplo­ French Report. of Canada have been obtained, accord­ females. No complete reports have yet been mate here Paris. July 6 —The following official ing to Senator Robertson, who has received from Alberta or British Col­ The statement of the President that report wax issued here last night: Issued bis first statement on the re­ umbia. The compilation of the returns "no half-way decision is tolerable," nor “With the exception of some actfv turns from Tart our constituencies. so far received was commenced yes­ "is conceivable," many officials be Ity on the part of the opposing artil­ Senator Robertson said the returns terday by a staff under K. 8. Macphait, lieyed, will have an Important effect In leries between the Oise and the Aisne, were somewhat slow In coming in, due of thfe Dominion Bureau of Statistics. forestalling another "peace offensive" and in the n ' LOSS 49 UktL toct UK* MtatHfikJMlIft. UJI UfFRIMir ------been Instructed to | wm. tow course of the day, there s true ted to permit provincial COTTON FOR TEUTONS. reached, the Allied capitals for several nothing to report." organisations desiring information German Statement, with reference to 1 agricultural pros­ A It hough only a single reference was pects to extract this Information before Amsterdam. July 6.—Seven thousand Time like the Present made to Russia, the enumeration of Berlin, July 4.—I Via London. July sending In cards at Ottawa. tons of raw Caucasian cotton to be'di­ 6)-—An official statement issued here vided among Hungary, Austria and "the people of stricken Russi»i still AlrAdy the Registration Board haa this evening says: GREATEST IN WORLD Germany have been shipped from among the rest, though they are for secured the names of thousands of Tiflis, according to a report from Bud­ the moment unorganised and help­ “Fighting .activity revived in the persons willing to give assistance in apest, where the cotton will arrive less," was counted upon to be a potent evening on isolated sectors. Since early morning on both sides of the to Study Home Efficiency agricultural work, particularly during early in August. Twenty-six freight factor In the Influences working for harvest time. This information is cars of the finest merino wool, it Is rehabilitation In that country. , The Homme the enemy's artillery fire has Conservation Commission Says ^Vith Electricity, your household duties become a pleasure available for use without waiting for added, already have arrived In Buda­ Mount Vernon address, it was pointed been heavy. Infantry engagements de instead of a task the' tabulation of the cards In the pest out by some officials, while not so veloped in this region. Waste is Sapping Country's specific as some of President Wilson's "Violent attacks were launched by Economic Vitality Your Cooking, Water-Heating and Cleaning Can Be Accom­ previous addressee constitutes In French troops north of the Aisne. East plished Safely, Cleanly and Economically by many ways the most forceful .and. of Moulins-sou»-Tvuvent the enemy clear-cut statement of the Allied war was repulsed in a counter-attack oi the Electric Process „ aims that he has given. oftr front lines. For the rest his at tack broke down In front of our en Ottawa, July 4—Canada's annual tanglemente. fire waste is $2.73 for every man, wo­ DIAMOND TIRES WAR ECONOMY IN U. 8. "Fresh enemy attacks west of Cha man and child in the country, and is teau Thierry broke; down. A strong larger in proportion to the sise of the New York, July A suggestion of enemy attack on the east hank of the population than that of any other Hâve a Tough Black Tread and Ked Bide Walla. the Council of National Iwfence that Meuse was repulsed. In the Hundgau civilised country in the world, accord­ as a war measure Christmas gifts this we captured prisoners In successful ing to a most exhaustive report by the year be confined to an exchange of raids.” Commission of < 'onservatlon. Just Sales Dept. Phone 123 Built to Stand Service on our Island Roads cards and letters, is meeting with op­ Complete Success. made public. This enormous waste, the position from merchants in all parts Commission asserts, m sapping the With the British Army’ in . France. economic vitality of the country and of the country, according to an an­ July 4.-t-Vla London. July 6.—(By the JAMESON, ROLFE A WILLIS nouncement to-day by the Retail Dry the Immediate adoption lof compulsory Associated Press.)—Complete success which cause a heavier fire waste. Goods Association. These merchants fire prevention measures is necessary. ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS crowned the splendid surprise attack The investigation als« revealed the fact The remedy for this, the Commission It is said, consider that sufficient re­ made by Australian troops at dawn to­ that the espense of conducting the states, is a profit-sharing commission Cor. Courtney and Gordon Sta. Phone 2246 gulation has been placed on non- day against the Germans between business of fire insurance in Canada is for agents, whereby those writing good THE BEST essentials by the Government at the ViUers-Bretonneux and the Somme— unduly high and that there are grave an attack which had been specially set risks would be paid more than those source of production. abuses Inherent in the present agency writing bad ones. to coincide with the American Inde pendence Day. "The Canadian Fire Underwriters’ The report, which was compiled for The enemy was taken entirely un­ Association." it is pointed out, "has at­ aware, and the big-framed fighters the Commission by J. O. Grove Smith, tempted, but failed, to enforce a simi­ from Australia stormed their way ys that since Confederation the fire lar system of contingent commissions, through the bewildered greycoats with loss In Csnada, excluding forest fires, on account of the disadvantage under little opposition—a veritable human has been $70A,0een discharged to civil life, sub­ An Excellent Oppor­ The South African Plume Shop sequently break down owing to war I 753 YATES STREET TELEPHONE 2818 disabilities and coi.s- back for treat - I mem. These formelly were known as J r<--attestation cases, but since the or­ tunity to Purchase a ganization of ti.e, pew I>epartment It I has bevn provided that they shall wet j lie re-anested, but shall he treated as cl v ilia ha*" by The "TnVaTid e^TSYTcTIprï ' Dainty Summer SIX WERE Ml) WEB FIVE MORE (I BOATS Commission. Dependents. At the present time nearly 5.000 men I Frock are l*eing paid by the Invalided Hol- NOR GRANDE PRAIRIE SENT TO THE BOTTOM dlers' Commission. The new scale for j dependents in lieu of Patriotic Pund AT A MODERATE FIGURE allowances is a* follows * j Are Now About Wife only, $10 a month ; wife and I child. $19 a month; wife and two chil-, I Just opened up a splendid group of Dainty Sum­ Men Killed on Homesteads in Allied Lvisports Sank Three dren. $26 a month; wife and three chil- ! At Their Lowest dren. $31 a month. For each child in ; mer Dresses, the result of lucky purchase from Peace River Country; Rob- and Destroyers Accounted excess of five. $5. with a maximum al­ Householders are advised lowance of $45 a month for wife and a leading dress manufacturer in the East. In the berv Motive ____ ——:—for Two------nhildsMn ------•tutiuytheir supplies fm put-~ A man with dependents will be re­ regular course of selling these Dresses would be ting dowk quired to assign at least $20 a month to his dependents, who also will receive marked at $6.90’to $25.00. To morrow we will V.uit uuver, July 5—Emmett Snyder, An Atlantic Port of the United the amount of separation allowance to 4.50 of Vancouver, and his uncle. Joseph States. July 5! Destruction in Kuro- WjlicB, hut for his discharge, they place on sale the entire group to sell at $ Snyder, were murdered in their home­ |N‘an waters of five German submarines would have been entitled. In the event by British transports and by American if a man being granted "out patient” to...... 616.00 V stead shack one and à half miles north and British destroyers convoying them treatment, provided that his disability ROCKSIDE of Jlrande Prairie, in the Peace River was described by a passenger who ar­ is such as to prevent him from obtain­ country, about the middle of last week, ing or continuing employment, he also Choose from the newest summer modes in poultry same rived here yesterday on a British liner. their bodies being found in the charred The transports, orte of which was shall receive an amount equivalent to remains of their shack on Thursday by carrying 7.000 American soldiers to the subsistence allowance, to which, white and colors . J but for his discharge, he would have Before Buying Your Provincial Police. Kuropeun port, accounted for three of the U boat*, and destroyers sank the been entitled on active service. It Is On Monday the bodies of four more other two. according to the passengers. provided, however, that no member of SEE WINDOW FOR STYLES murdered men were found on a home Tarktft, Geese, Decks «MTi. 'rs of the liner confirmed their the forces who |g undergoing ‘ in-pa­ stead about two miles from the Sny stories. tient" treatment and is entitled to the cil Chicken der place. The murdered men were allowance iwyaUle under these clause* Charles Zomenar. John Woodward, O. The passengers witnessed the tor See our display at the PUBLIC Petchowsky and John Baton. pedoing of the 5.436-ton British freigh shall be paid for his personal use a July Hosiery July Sale in the MARKET In every case robbery apparently ter Orissa, which was part of their larger sum than $8 a month unless *q*ecial authorization is given. The 1*1- Duck* Turkeys, Qeeee, Chickens was the motive for the crime, and ail convoy, when the fleet was approxim­ To-morrow Will Be the crimes probably were committed by ance of Hi* allowance shall be retained Oueke, Turkeys. Qeeee, Chicken* y ately a day out. steaming west from Bargains Neckwear the same party. The elder Snyder had the British Isles. The «irtsso. bound by the Department or he deposited by always been reputed to carry a consid­ in ballast for the United Htatea. was the I Apartment in a hank or in*the post 60 dozen Women's Black Cash- Lucky Day to Invest in office savings hank to hie credit and erable sum on liis person, and early in sent to the bottom by an unseen sub- merino Hose, “factory sec­ the week was in Grande ITairie mak­ paid to him at the conclusion of his Section ing purchases. Hie nephew, who went marin.•. A moment late, however, an treatment. onds.” with very slight Imper­ a New Suit American destroyer in the protecting north from Vancouver only about three Expense Allowance. fections. Regular 50c pair Fancy Roll Sport Collars. Regu­ months ago. is not thought to have fleet saw the undersea boat below the July Bale, 3 pairs for ..$1.00 Nate the Reductions. STALL 63 been possessed of much cash at the__ surface and dropped a depth bomb. A scale of expense allowance has lar 90c. To clear ...... 35$ time. The two were always the making a direct hit. according to the been fixed for discharged men not un­ Women's Fin* Black and White Reg. values best of terms. story told here. The same evening dergoing vocational training, who are A Group of Fancy Neckwear. Cotton Lisle Hoe*. Bpecially U boat was sighted by the passenger directed by an officer of the Depart­ $75.00 at $49.50 Values up to $1.76, at. 90$ vessel. %. hose gunners sank it by shell ment or by a medical practitioner act­ priced at 3 pairs for . $1.00 Reg. values Roland Park Lambs BANK CLEARINGS tire. ing on the authority of the I >e part ment to •‘Lusite* Bilk Hose In colors of Another Croup of Collars. Reg­ ‘ Salt Spring Island The other three submarines were to report at an Institution for exam­ $67.50 at $42.50 Winnipeg. July 5 —The hank clear­ destroyed, according to the returned ination or olmervation or for treatment navy, grey and white, ribbed ing* in the principal cities of the Do­ Reg. values to ular to $1.25, at ...... ,...50$ travelers, on the eastward trip of an for a period not exceeding one week. t top Regular $1.26. July Bale Nice Lot of Ivtmbe on Saturday minion for the week ended yesterday, other convoy They declared that « The same scale applies to men author­ ...... $1.00 $59.00 at $39.50 as compared with the corresponding Still another let. Regular up to Lege of Lamb..... 45c per lb. week last year, were as follows large British transport with 7.090 ised to report for repairs for artificial Reg. values to 191* 1917 American troops aboard, rammed a limbs, etc The scale Includes return Women’s Fine Fibre Silk Hoee, 90c. To clear at...... 25$ transportation and one dollar per day $47.50 at $32.50 Montreal _y...... tIM.5T7.00» Jtfl.0S*,*93 submarine, which was revealed with in black only. Regular $5<*. Toronto ...... 09.991.540 51.915.910 two others in the suddenly lifting fog during alwence. plus $1.50 for every for. pair ...... ,.50$ Reg. values to Mada-.up Veil» with lace border, Look Out for the Sheep's Head night spent In a hotel, and a similar Winnipeg ...... 15,141 41.545.228 Almost simultaneously with the dis­ $39.00 at $25.00 black, purple and white. Reg­ Vancouver...... 10.140.772 7.501.591 appearance pf the first submarine be­ amount per day for meals, providing Women's Fine Cause Liai* Reg. values to Ottawa 0.883,911 6,310.9*0 neath the transport’s bow. the big the time occupied shall not be more Thread Hoee, black only. Very ular $1.26 ...... 75$ 5,534,341 7.327.366 ship’s gunners accounted for another than one week. For a larger period special at. pair ...... 50$ $30.00 at $19.75 Hamilton ...... ■ 4.721,1 IK 4,577.780 of the German craft, while a British than one week, the allowance wltl he Reg. values to Two only, Royal Blue Silk Sun­ 4.484.433 4.69*.«81 destroyer disposed of a third. that of a than undergoing treatment. Children's Strong 1-1 Ribbed Ëdmonton ...... 2;S78.X10 2.436.66» the amount of his pension. For shades. Regular $3.75. for Black Cotton Hoee, all sizes up $25.00 at $16.90 Halifax ...... 4.370.012 men receiving treatment in. their home fMMSHrj'fjrrr* tsmtti MORE HABEAS CORPUS tnww the- allowance wttî he $3 per day I» lb,-at 1 —teal—.. $1*490 ------«------$1.50 Don't Forge! 3,285.104 3.071.346 for any period up to a week. 1.926.204 APPLICATIONS MADE The authorised allowances may be You cannot "procure "anything 1.941.422 - L702.HÎ continued foFofte month*after the com­ Saskatoon ...... 1.595.400 better for the money than our 1.554.923 AFFECTING THE ARMY pletion of treatment or training, pro­ Moose Jaw ...... 1.212,588 993.855 viding the treatment or training has Portage Sausage. Call at Stall Brandon ...... This July Sale Brings Exceptional Values 553.848 498.766 occupied a longer period than two 9 and 10 and see for yourself Brantford ...... 1,095.949 710.677 Calgary, July 5.— Two nfore applica­ tions for writs of habeas corpus on be­ months, that the man is not entitled to how nice and fresh our goods Fort William ...... 757.508 773.223 receive pdst-discharge pay and that Lethbridge ...... half of men formerly exempted but look. 731.355 continuance of payment Is necessary to in White Voile and Muslin Blouses Medicine Tfaf *. ~ called to the colors uiLder .ÜJt Order- 483.597 éhfible Mm ttr ohTTnn employment: New^tVest minster. 371.392 In-Council cancelling all exemptions of twenty-one and twenty-two-year-old An allowance for dependents will not Selling Saturday at Mrs. Perrier Officer- -"Your IV rot n e nT—a re "X™.. WtehV#»Te been tHed here: Both case. he m- respect of^any boy over six­ SUlls 0 and 10 too. fighting for the Fatherland? involve precisely the same features as teen or girt over seventeen years of age. German l*rleoner —“Neln. air; they the much talked of Lewis case Ser­ are in the navy.” vice was made upon Registrar Major The privileges extended by the Or J M Carlson. Col. George Macdonald. der-ln-Councll are not receivable by 75c. $1.25 and $1.50 D. O. C.. and LieuL-Col. 1*. A. Moore, men who have Iteen cashiered or dis commanding the depot battalion here. missed, for misconduct.^ July Sale shoppers will find it to Robert Henry Wiggins, of Red Deer, their advantage to visit the Blouse and NJorder Anderson, of Hlllvan Lake, are the applicants. VICTORIAN AMONG fd Section to-morrow and note the THOSE TO ENTER excellent values and assortments AGED ISLAND INDIAN THE NAVAL COLLEGE available at 75#, $1.25 and WOMAN SUCCUMBS Ç1.50. All brand new Blouses Ottawa, July 5. The Department of specially purchased for July Sale. TO MUSICIANS: Nanaimo. July §.— Mary Uhestenat. the Naval Service yesterday afjer Sizes 34 to 44. View window dis­ the oldest Indian on the local reserva­ noon issued a list of the successful play.’ If possible please shop in tion and probably one of the oldest in candidates at the May examinations for entrance to the Royal Naval Col British Columbia, died yesterday. the morning. While she did not know herself Just lege. The colic, which is to be trans how1 old she was, it is certain that it forred to Esqu.iiiqlt, will reopen on was well over 100 years ago since she September 16 The list of successful was born. candidates follows: H. Nelson Lay, Walkerton, Ont.; Henry George De ..u- Try Our Store for- — W’oèftr,- Halifax; Lawrence Burpee. Ot­ lot Off All White THREE NEGfiO SOLDIERS tawa , Uharles Klngsmlll, l>»-mioxville. Harold H.„ Ryall. Nanaimo; Kenneth Outing Skirts HANGED TO-DAY IN U. S. G. Ketch um. Toronto; John O. Know I ton. Ht. John. N. B.; Donald M. Hope. Halifax; Francis H. Cundiil, Port To-morrow Camp Dodge, la.. July 6.—Three Hope, Ont; John B. Roper, Ottawa; Make Your Selections Early negro soldiers, convicted by court- William W. Port ecus. Vancouver; martial of assaulting and outraging a Thomas G. Ben ment. Ottawa; Francis seventeen-year-old white girl on the B. Nixon. Victoria; John f>\. Ellis, Ht. cantoniuent grounds here on the night John; Gordon A. Winfield. Halifax, of tyay 24. were hanged to-day with and Alex H. Vann. Ottawa. “Everything virtually the entire division witness­ Odd Lines of Children's ing the executions. ANOTHER INCREASE Broken Lines and Sizes HAD -FINISHED MYSTERY.” IN FREIGHT RATES Colored and White Dresses Brantford. Ont., July 6.—William of Corsets to Clear Koch, of Gu6lph, was sentenced here ACROSS DOMINION yesterday to a fine of $500 and costs at 76c Pair To Clear at 75c. $1.25 or one year In Jail, on a charge gf hay-- Music” Montreal. July 5.—The Board of ing copies of 'The Finished Mystery” Clearing odd lines* and broken sixes of and $1.75 in his possession, and $50 and costs or Trade here has received from the Do­ six months In Jail for not working minion Board of Railway Commis­ good wearing Corsets at much below sioners an important order with re­ Included arc pretty White Muslin and Colored Koch assumed a defiant attitude, re­ # their former markings. Not every sise THE fusing to tell where he had placed gard to freight rates in Canada, au­ Gingham Frocks in broken sizes and lines that other copies of the work, hence the thorising an Increase In transcontin­ In each style but a good range of sises must be cleared. This is à splendid opportun­ heavy fine. ental freight rates of twenty-three per In the lot Specially priced to clekr cent, on so-called commodity rates on ity to purchase your child a dress and save and after August 1 next. Tariffs are at pair...... 76$ DID NOT BREAK LAW. now being printed embodying these materially by doing so. On sale to-morrow at rate* by the Canadian Pacific Railway, 75#, f 1.25 and ...... fl.75 St. Paul, Minn., July 6.—The Minne­ the Grand Trunk, the Grand Trunk sota Supreme Court held to-day that Pacific and the Canadian Northern Morris Music Store A. C. Townley, president of the Non- Railway. These will be issued about Partisan league, and Joseph Gilbert the middle of the month. 1013 Government Phone 3298 league organiser, did not violate any This Increase, coming in addition state law by circulating certain litera­ to the fifteen per cent, advance granted "Holeproof" Silk Stockings "* ture which referred to the w^r. The in March last, will mean a total in­ Victoria crease of forty tier ceu;. on rates for men were Indicted In Martin County commodity freight fr »m .Montreal and on the charge of attempting to dis­ other Eastern Cur ints to Pa­ courage enlistments. cific ports within __ rive months. _____------> STREET CAR EAREs! The Daily tïmeS'I" CANADIAN NORTHERN Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by The Council of the Vancouver Board of Trade BOGEY DRESSED UP * \ fHE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISHING COMPANY, has passed a resolution recommending to the mu­ IN TERMINAL LAND Until LIMITED Officeei Comer Broad and Fort Streets nicipal authorities that the B. C. Electric Railway GARMENTS OF BELAY ■ustnea. Office (Advertlaln*)...... tv...Phone 10M Company be permitted to increase its fares. This (Continued from page l.) ...... Phone U4I would involve an amendment of the statutory con­ July 15 Extra Special Value of the minister this morning firmly re­ SUBSCRIPTION RATESt Out Special Offer Holds Good. ditions under which the company operates, but questing that hie communication of gty Delivery ...... |0o per month that, we think, is inevitable, for neither this nor lAat night be forwarded to the Hon. By mall (exclusive of city) Canada and In Dinner Set à $21.15 any other company can operate within the lirai Dr. Reid, because British Columbia^ e..°îî* o BT,tAln ...... K*> per annum _ . . , • IPremler require* a personal reply from CLASSES Sl.*•";...... «...... M 00 per annum ” Belli urn, Greece, etc...... ILM per month lation m inch was imposed by law m regard to rates *»**«• That is how the position stood at We are offering a wonderfully good value in a semi- in normal times. I l1*ro o’clock to-day. porcelain Dinner Service—something you should see if you The Two Telegrams. $5.50 have been planning the purchase of such an item. AN AMAZING SITUATION. like the rate of everything else and for exactly the There are 118 pieces in this—a large set—the pattern this INCLUDES : a * ?rPCn convcn(iouaI design that is attractive. same reason. The Montreal Tramways Commission, |ot cour»*, from the Federal Minister: Our beet sold Ailed frame. Fire! quality lenaea. A splendid quality set of large size, regularly d>ni x w Although the Canadian Government has placed affer much deliberation, has fixed the rates for ‘You are aware the Operation of Careful teat bt the eyes. worth $30.00, for only...... JpZl.lD the Canadian Northern is in the Our uaual guarantee ef aatla- upon the people of Canada a liability of between that city at six cents each cash fare ; a cent extra hands of the Hoard of Directors and faction. 1* not operated by this department. - T£*,.*bove P1-1™ does not Include $400,000,000 and $;>00,000,000 oh account of the for transfers; five tickets for a quarter; fifteen, I have again placed your telegrams g££!»yground compound or Tortc cent fare after midnight ; free transfers during before the Canadian Northern of­ estra." hwte*** will cost yotl a little Another Good Value at $27^ Canadian Northern Railway system, is paying ficials and they adhere to the for­ $10,800,000 of public funds for the stock of the school Vtlildren Viand workers’ hours. mer position that your offer to ar­ Here is another good value in a 100-piece set—a china The Connecticut Utilities Commission has made bitrate Is unfair, and that you Bet in a pretty floral pattern decoration. Mackenzie & Mann interests which a commission of should give them similar terms for A serviceable set in a good quality china and a decoration a similar increase, while in New Jersey also rates terminals as that given to the Frank Çlugston experts declared to be valueless, and is spending Canadian Pacific Railway by Brit­ have been raised. Portland either has increased Opt Iclan- Optbmet r 1st, $20,000,000 in equipment, it has nothing to do with ish Columbia Government. They 1241 Broad St. Phone 5361. street railway fares to six cents or is about advise me they are prepared to SrsL'tr.îT;...... $27.00 Ihe policy or operation of the railroad, which is'still carry out the proposition made in to do so. In Tacoina the fare is seven cents. my former telegram to you after controlled by Mackenzie & Mann, That is why the I Before inn» *l,. „„b 7Ï" T "" discussion with them. For your Dominion Government is not laying the rails on this „ n , further Information 1 wish* to ad­ ...... - ^ 8 ' on mis on theC continent will be revisedV upward”*. just as the vise you that, Russian authorities Pyrex Baking Ware Island which the Hon. John Oliver has offered to nave absolutely refused up to the VANDALS DESTROY rates of every steam railroad have been increased, present time to sell any rails now supply, notwithstanding the urgent need for air­ stored in British Columbia, t here- the increases in some instances being very radical. plane timber and the earnest recommendation of fbre If work on the Island is to be Useful Pieces at Easy Prices This reminds us that in all probability-the set­ proceeded with you must supply SOLDIERS’ GARDENS the spruce director of the Imperial Munitions the rails." Have you ever tried this PYREX Baking Ware-the tlement ot the present strike in this city and Van­ grass you have seen advertised so much in the Ladies’ Maga­ Board. -» : Whe Are the Officials? zines T , B couver must involve a higher charge for the pub- To this startling______communication____ the This amazing state of affairs is disclosed in the lie, but, as the public now has good reason (to real-|t""nfoUo^‘in2l^”,>l‘*d n**ht" " Hunnish Crime Upon Lots Cul­ We stock it and just at present have an exceptionally following telegram, virtually wrung from the Hon. complete assortment for your inspection. ize, this will be infinitely better than no street ears Toor wire of to-day received. tivated by Esquimalt Hos­ — There is no question about its superiority for cooking J. D. Reid, Dominion Minister of Railways, by the There was no mention of Canadian Provincial Premier : at all. Even a street railway cannot do the ira- Northern officials In your tele­ pital Patients Yesterday purposes—it is economical. possible^ it cannot continue to operate at a loss. We grams on this matter until you had Serve as it comes from the oven. “ You are aware operation of Canadian North­ a straight offer of a loan of rails may add that there ii^ hardly a city in America in for use on Vancouver Island. I Pi. Pl.t.., et, each...... f 1.00 Ramekins, from, dosen.. ern is in hands of Board of Directors, and not op­ Somewhere in Victoria or Its vicinity 92.25 • dealing with the Government Cesserai,round, from.. Custard Glass**, from erated by this Department. I have placed your which the financial situation of street railway com of Canada and not with Canadian there is a person (or persons) Imbued (Of telegrams before Canadian Northern officials and panics is not the subject of considerable concern,, „Northernrv , . officials. If it ------is neces- with all the lust for wanton deetruc- Cswerole., oval, from... .f 1.75 93 75 Caemroloa with - «hey adh. it t(T-rtn»"fiT»iH'r üroTf'er't »111* HlH I» mrermm Httmys operated by) tivrnrss which his blth b$»s«es Pieh.t- -N. T. JEnaca. - appmiuu sldered the prerogative of the Hun DM...... 92.93 arbitrate unfair. You rhtuld give them similar If you would advise me who Broad Pane, from . 91.10 municipalities as of those conducted by private Dast night depredations were made Pi. Plate. nth N. p. terms for terminsls as that given to Canadian Pa- the Canadian Northern officials Btaak Cbm.role., from...91.75 companies. Indeed, in some instances the munici whose consent haa to he obtained upon the gardens which have for some . 93.60 cific Railway by B. C. Govt. They advise me they before any action can be taken." months represented the painstaking are prepared to carry out propositicn made in my pal authorities have been confronted with the al-i Hi.tor efforts of the convalescent soldiers at former telegram to you after discussion with them. tentative of a twenty-five per cent, increase in Reader, of The’nZ, ,m recall th. Esquimalt Military Convalescent Hos­ For your further information wish advise you fares or a stiff addition to the general taxation rate r *tle*r,un* which have passed pital and left behind them a trail of WEILER BROS. Russian authorities have-absolutely refused up to * IYemlîr oeMbie"he agreed to a former 7th Battalion man, an experi­ through its Minister of Railways, is the servile in- to the June number of Inter-America claiming that èmÿ roil«eof°»ti^nt° a'!!.rn.,n'‘"L *'v‘ enced gardener, was appointed by the st ru ment of a manoeuvre which is not only con- this continent was discovered by the Chinese in ? Ih" ,'*clri< ««*<" Ba«irît,*aw» Vocational Training Department of the temptibly sordid but grossly unpatriotic, Military Hospitals Commission as in- the nr-. | the fifth century. Chinese annals, the writer sa vs I Thle was natunuiy concluded to be I•lr“cl"r u> v „ wonderful phonograph. Dr. Reid has numerous messages on his fyle to that throw to tho wild KphnIji tn Ln (LvniiPiwl 4v __ 1 draw tne attention of the Dominion devoured, those who Government to the fact that the com- effect yet he informs the Hon. John Oliver that the are guilty of crimes that they punish with the pain pletlon of this railroad would greatly Russian authorities (we wonder what authorities) of death. If the accusation is calumnious, the facilitate obtaining further supplies of much-needed aeroplane spruce, 1 am THE NEW EDISON refuse to sell thé rails as if that presented an addi­ beasts remain at a distance, instead of devouring sure the Government would give seri­ REGARDING MR. 9ANTLY. them, and after a night of trial, they are given their ous consideration to the question and “The PHONOGRAPH WITH A SOUL" tional obstacle ! undoubtedly wqpld order the immedi­ To the Editor.—Having received . liberty." Words can not tell you how different ate construction necessary to complete number of threaler.ln* letters, purport The Premier to-day wired Dr. Reid as follows : this partially-built railroad. Iluei-Sen seems to have got his bearings wrong, In* to come from returned soldletw, to this instrument is from all others. “Your wire received. They was no mention of "Contingent upon the Government for although he turned southward from Alaska he Immediately completing this railroad, the general effect that Mr. Benedict You must hear a Re-Creation. Come Canadian Northern officials in your telegrams on the Imperial Munitions Board would sentir, our mualcal director, la a Oer in to-day and have a pleasant half- undertake to construct a logging rail­ this matter until you had a straight offer of a loan thought he was still going east. Hence he de­ man. and believing that three letter, road through the above-mentioned hour of MUSIC of rails for use on Vancouver Island. I was deal­ scribes what probably is now Mexico as being 20,- spruee area to connect with this rail- were not written by returned soldier, ing with the Government of Canada, and not with 000 li or more to the east of the Country of the at all, but rather that they were the Canadian Northern officials. If it is necessary to "To build a railroad in this section work of some unscrupulous person who KENT EDISON Great Han,” or British Columbia. He called it would be of decided economic import­ Is Jealous of Mr. Rantly's success in deal with Canadian Northern officials I would ap­ ance to t|)$ district. It would also ob­ the position he holds with us, I have preciate if you would advise me who are the Cana­ Fu-Sang, and this is what he wrote about it in part : viate the particularly hazardous tow taken the matter up with the Great STORE “Fll-Santr ia situsl,.,I 'hi non K .. via the sea"route from Nltlnat Lake to PYar Veterans’ Association In order that dian Northern officials whose consent lias to be ob- . V1,, nF 1R Hlluatcu dU.CJUU 1> or more to the the Mainland necessary under present | they^might satisfy themselves as to the 1004 Government St. - tains <1 -before- any action can-be- taken. ” east of the country of the Great Han (whieh also conditions, and impossible during the f truth -or- otherwise of the charges In winter months Therefore, the con-1 ****" connection. Photic 3449 This matter should be taken'up by every public situated to the east of the M'dtlle kingdom), st ruction of this railroad as suggested ,n Justice to the returned' soldiers produces many fu-sank trees, whence comes its would serve this Boa.d a most useful and ln order that those who do nbt body on Vancouver Island and pressed upon Ot­ purpose by providing better transport- know Mr- Rantly's standing In the city name. The leaves of the fu-sang are like these of ation. jmgy not be Influenced by such Insidious tawa with an emphasis that will secure immediate the tree that the Chinese call tong. Its first shoots "Your full support to obtain consum- I *, hope. ,t,h*1 Y°u wlH action. Furthermore, the issue it involves is some­ look like those of the bamboo. The inhabitants of matfonitlon of this worthy object would beh* I I1"1" enough to publinh the enclosed greatly appreciated." letter from the Great War Veterans' the country eat them, as also the fruit, which is in Association, setting forth the result of TWENTY-FIVE YEABS AGO TO DAY thing that Canada as a whole should concern itself Premier's Reply to Toy 1er. their investigation. with. It is Canada’s vital business that the Cana­ the form of a pear, although of a red color. From Victoria Times, July i, tail. its hark thread is made, which they weave to make The following reply was sent to : Yours very truly, dian Government should facilitate to the utmost Major Taylor by the premier: O. MURDOCK. their clothing. They also make frdm it fine clothes "I am in receipt of your letter of the Manager Variety Theatre. The second floor jif the Johnson Building at the comer of Government the supply of British Columbia spruce to the Allies. and limeades. They have neither fortresses nor 22nd inst. I have offered the Hon. Victoria, B. C., July 4. 1518. and Yale» Street la being filled up for u school of arm* under the name of Dr. Reid the use of seventy miles of the Paatlmc Athletic School. It is Canada’s vital business that her Government walled cities. They have a kind of writing, and steel to be laid on the Canadian North­ 1 The Great War Veterans' Association. On Saturday aftemopn the «learner Islander will leave the Hudson'* should not servilely dance to the tune of Macken­ they make paper from the hark of the fu-sang. ern grade on Vancouver Island- thirty Victoria Branch. miles of which will be for that portion Bay Wharf for Ertiulroall and give all who go an opportunity of visiting Hie zie & Mann or any other corporation, and that the Unless Huei-Sen was a tremendous liar, putting between Cowlchan Lake and Nltinaat. Victoria. R. C., July 8, 1118. Royal Arthur, now at Esquimalt. without any restrict ions except Aat it O. Murdock, Esquire, Charte. Hayward was elected president at the. annual meeting of direc­ sooner those Ministers who were appointed by the esteemed Baron Munchausen and Louis de shall be for immediate use and re­ Manager Variety Theatre, tor. of the Royal Jubilee Hcapital. K ”* alro Rougemont completely in the shade, he discovered turned to us as soon as possible. Victoria, B. C. Canadian Northern influence initie former admin­ "I regret to say that, sy far. the Hon Dear Sir,—With reference to my istration in lflll be removed from the present Min­ America nearly a thousand years before Columbus ,Dr. Reid's replies have been of an correspondence of the 28th ulto. first saw the eastern coast from the deck of the evasive character. 1 want to assure I wish to state that your letters of club room, regarding Mr. Bantly be­ istry the better. you that if Dr. Reid will not use this the 27th ulto. and the let Inst, were ing a "German," but several members SOUTHERN ALBERTA’S ' steel for the purpose offered, this Gov­ Apd Canada should know just what was meant “Santa Maria” and 400 years before the legendery read out to our members at a general remarked that they knew Mr. Benedict ernment will be prepared to lend to meeting held on the 2nd inst.. and I WOOL BEING SHIPPED Government of the Ha- dkcuiHtriciLof Erie -the Red. and Lief Krisssonl yourJanard-tha steel weow d to Infor Bantly (and some have known him (or the connection referred to." many year»)? and all say they have fully endorwd our nêcutlve commit­ Lethbridge. July S. — Twenty-five bilitiea of the Canadian Northern -and the payment And why not! On the other mde of the Pacific tee'. view. In .uch; that wt, the mem­ never heard Mr. Bantly «ay anything ber. of the Great War Veteran*' Asso­ or do anything that would even sug­ cere of wool already have been shipped flourished a civilization which was old when gest In the slightest degree that he waa of $10,800,000 for ztoek, for eo far, although the CARDINAL MARTINELLI ciation fully acknowledge that the said from thin district to the new eo-oper- Romulus and Remus were dicing suckled by a she- Mr. Benedict Bantly Is a loyal natural­ a "German" otRln sympathy with Ger­ taxpayers of the Dominion are now bearing the SUCCUMBS AT ROME| ised British subject, and we fully ex­ many. and all have found him a gentle­ atlve company at Toronto. Thin com­ wolf on the site of ancient Rome, and there is little man and a loyal cltisen. full financial burden of the system, running into — JV onerate him aa being anything but prises about half wool clip of Southern doubt that Chinese explorers crosaed the Aleutians . I such, and we trust that In future He Hoping this letter wilt clear matter, millions a year, the Mackenzie & Mann interests itarttaeinJ S*5M,lnn I will not he troubled with any more fool- and assist you In any way you wish. Alberta wool growers. . tfo America^iany centuries before Columbus or even itîtSXà ■ 0Lla % „Con - u,h «mark, ' that he la a German. ' Yours faithfully. Many thousand head of wheep are are still in supreme eentrol of it. Ericsson saw the light of dajri (Signed) O. f: S. HEINEKEY. being sent to summer ranges in the ajKKÏte«legate inla tneth? Unitedunited Stales,Btat«,r isi. deadaap; 1 1 everA* heardJ any>>•'»«. remarks no pnsecidmember in ourha» Secretary. mountains. H VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY. 5, 1918 I S .1

XDAVID SPENCER, LIMIt£pV Now For the Laâ Day of This Five-Day July Sale

To-morrow Will Witness Record Business Throughout the Store

A Bundle of Eight Dainty. Hand- It will pay you to walk or hire a car to get here. Balance of Trimmed. Millinery - kerchiefs for 50c The savings to be effected will more than compensate you. Clearing at $2.50. $5.00, $7.50 These are worth 90*. Rough Straw Sailors, in white and colors ...... $3.50 —Handkerchiefs, Main Floor Merchandise you need at prices you will be prepared to pay —Millinery, Second Floor

Thomson’s Glove Fitting Corsets A Final Clean-up of Choice Silks, Extra­ Lajft Chance to Buy Men’s and Clearing at $1.50 Women's Boots at These Low Prices Regular $1.76 and $2.00 Values. ordinary Bargains in This Lot Be sure and take advantage of these big Shoe values Two different models included in this offer—one model is made If the first day of sale was a record one then we and supply all your needs while Sei$W prices pre­ of flesh-colored batiste, with medium bust and tong hips. A can look for even bigger business tq-morrow—the vail.- To-morrow is the last day of Sale, so shop early. splendid corset for summer wear. Exceptionally good value. The last day of this sale, for the bargains offered arc ex­ other model is made of white batiste, with low bust and medium traordinary to say the least. Women's Low Shoes and Pumps, worth to $5.00, clearing at, a hips. More suitable for the petite, figure. pair...... $2.95 We would particularly point out that the follow­ Women's Colored and Black Kid Boots, worth to $10.00, clearing Both values well worth securing. ing silks are all regular season's goods, bought before at, a pair...... $4.85 . —Corsets, First Floor the recent advance in prices. The fabrics are per­ Women's High-CIaas Pumps, worth to $7.50, clearing at, a fect. No seconds or damaged silks included in this pair, ...... :...... J...... $4.85 Clean-up of Brassieres at 95c sale. ;_.. Men s High-Grade Boots, worth to $12.00, clearing at, a If vuu anticipate the need for a Silk Press. pair ...... $7.85 Values to $3 00f"~—------Blouse, Skirt or Suit you cannot do better than buy Meu a $8.00 Guoiheud Call Hoots clearing at, a pair ..... $4.45™ A clean-up of better grade Brassieres, and' there arc some rare the materials at this sale. Men s Finest Quality Black Calfskin Boots, worth to $8.00, clear­ bargains in the lot for early buyers. Front and, back fastening, ing at, a pair ...... $6.45 also the new popular bandeau styles included. Materials are of w Gome early for first choice. Also big values in Boys’ and Children’s Footwear. good quality, finished with embroidery and linen lace. Many dif­ 34-Inch Tussore Silks. Natural ground, with 36-Inch Snow Flake Wash Silks, plain and —Men’s Boota. Main Floor ferent styles to choose from and practically all sizes in the lot. new designs, in colors. Regular QQ shade*. Regular $1.00, clearing at, Shop early. $1.50 grade for, yard...... a/OC a yard ...... 50c A Big Variety of Good Hosiery Val­ , i —Corsets, First Floor 36-Inch New Plaid and Striped Taffetas. Reg­ 36-Inch Black Chiffon French Taffeta...—a. Rcgu-Regu­ ular *2.75, clearing at. a lar $2.50 grade. Selling at, a ues for Women and Children yard .... i...... Many Attractive Values in Ladies* $1.75 Children’s Silk Lisle Socks, 36-Inch Neatly Designed Wash Silks. Regular 36-Inch Black Messaline. Regular Women s Cotton Hose, black $1.00 and $1.25, clearing at, a with colored tops. Very spe­ only, a”pair ...... 25* $2.00 grade, clearing at. a yard. $1.50 cial line. Reg. 50c value for Neckwear at 25c, 50c and $1.00 yard ...... -—Silks. Main Floor Women’s Cotton Lisle Hose, in 69c 35* a pair, 3 pairs for black, tan and white. 35* a Now is the time to buy new Neckwear. Here are very dainty ------w— ------...... $1.00 pieced in the season’s latest styles and novelty effects marked at Brown Percoline and Grey Sleeve Lining. Regular 35c values pair, 3 pairs for ....$1.00 prices that cannot fail to attract attention. Hundreds of these Clearing at, a yard...... 15c Children's Cotton Bocks, rib­ Women's Cotton Lisle Hose, in dainty pieces will be disposed of Saturday. —Linings, Main Floor - bed tops, in black, white, sky black, tan, white and colors, V and pink. A pair...... 25* At 25f—New dainty Neck Pieces in muslin, pique, voile and organdie. a pair ...... 50* Styles feature the noli, pointed and suit dollars. Children’s Cotton Hose, in Women’s Lisle Hose, in black, tan, white and colors, a pair At 60+— White Embroidered Pique. Georgette, Muslin. Organdie. Finey Many Opportunities to Save Substantially in the Mantle black, white, tan, brown, sky Pique, Satin and Net. A splendid Variety of materials and dozens of and pink. Special, pair, 50* at ...... 75* pretty shapes, including roll, sailor, revere and pointed. These are very Women’s Plain Silk Hoee, in special values. Department To-morrow Children Cotton Hose, in. black ami tan, 35* a pair. 3 pairs black, white, tan, brown, pur­ At fl.OO—There are Plaid Satin Stock Collars, very smart; also Collars To-morrow we shall clean up the balance of many items of Women's for...... $1.00 ple, emerald and other want­ and Sets of Georgette, Sat*n and Crepe de Chine. Values worth Investi­ Better Grade Ready-to-Wear. The many items involved and the limited ed colors. Splendid value, a gating. space at our dis|sisal will not permit of individual descriptions. So we men­ Children's Cotton Hose, in —Neckwefcr, Main Floor pair ...... $2.00 tion briefly the various offerings and suggest that if you are interested in black and white, 1-in-l rib, Women’s Silk Fibre Hose, in any particular style of garment you give this department an early visit a pair------—...... 25* black, white, tan, sky, new Children’s 75c Cotton Combinations Saturday. The opportunity to save substantially on most wanted ready-to- Children’s Silk Fibre Bocks, in blue, pink and sand. Special,_ wear is youraliere to-morrow if you will but avail yourself of it. white, sky and pink, all sizes, a pair...... 75* 50 Cents f Smart Serviceable Topcoats at $10.00 Cloth Skirts at $6.75 and $9.75. a pair ...... 50* Women’s Fancy Silk Hose, a Misses’ Black Silk Pibre Hose, pair ...... $1.00 A nice fleece-lined quality, in white only. Style is high neck, —Many equally serviceable for —A very wide assortment of styles fall as for present wear. Values a pair...... 75* —Hose, Main Floor long sleeves and ankle length. Ages 4 to 16 years. formerly selling to $35.00. and you choose from serges, —Knit Underwear, First Floor Other Coat Offerings at $15.00, tweeds, worsted* and fancy cloths. It Will Pay You to Buy Your Sheets $26 00 and $35.00. Regular prices ranged $7.50 to -, *12.50. . WOMEN'S GLOVE SPECIALS " - • These were former veluci ^îS*' and Blankets Before This Sale Closes $75.00, so that the bargains are Cotton Dresses at $1.50. Women’s Long White Glace Perrins' Glace Kid Oloves, in great" andimuaualty good. Each —A few of these dresses left to sell —Ftrr we are offering very special priées on mtr regu­ Kid Oloves, in all sizes. Spe­ white, tan, navy, grey and model is a choice garment of the at this price. But you had better lar stock lines, and judging try the amount of business cial, a pair ...... $1.50 very best manufacture. You will shop early to make sure of your black ; 2 dome. Special at. a done so far our customers evidently appreciates, our appreciate these bargains. v size. offerings. —------Long White, Cream and Black pair------,..$2.00 Sfflr Oloves, with dnnble tips. Satin-Lined Tweed Suits at $27.50...... —l-T“0==sra Dents’ Chamoisette Oloves, 2- —Good serviceable models that can be worn practically the year round. Full-Size Flannelette Sheets, Beg. $4.00, for $3.45 a Pair. Queen Quality make. Special, —Thishis below the wholesale price and considering these are a pair...... $1.25 dome; white and white with A splendid buy this for the price*' —Mantles, First Floor the beat quality and the very largest size, this is a substantial Capeskin Oloves, in tans only, black points. Special at, a saving. These sheets are Very slightly damaged; just a little 1 and 2 dome. Special, a pair...... $1.00 MORE EXCEPTIONAL EMBROIDERY VALUES torn on the,edge or a thread or two missing, but this will not pair ...... $1.75 —Gloves, Main Floor interfere with the wearing qualities. FOR CLOSING DAY OF SALE Full-Sixe Cotton Sheets, Beg. $4.00 a Pair, for $3.35 a Pair. Buy all the Embroideries you need now. Don't delay or it may be your lot to go —Made up from our own sheeting, extra wide and good and Candy Specials Specials in long. Suitable for your large size beds. Nice even weave, 2*4 Peppermint Bulls ’-Eyes—Reg. without them later on, especially when all the wide widths are off the market. yards wide. A sheet that will launder well. 40c, for ...... 29y Mineral Waters Take advantage of these “Closing Sale Day" offerings.^Better values at lower or equal prices would be hard to find anywhere. White Blankets for Your Medium andFull-Size Beds at a Saving Plain Butterscotch—Reg. 40c, BOL DÜC MINERAL WATER. of From $2.00 to $3.00 a Pair. for...... 29* 23-Inch Embroidered Voile, handsome designs 18-Inch Corset Cover Embroidery, serviceable —This is quite a saving for those who require Blankets for pre­ We arc selling Saturday 8 doz. Almond Butterscotch—Reg. 45c and a nice assortment. Regtdar $1.00 value. designs, clearing at. a yard ...... 25* sent or near future needs. Quite a few of our customers are quart bottles of Sol Due for...... 35* Clearing at, a yard...... "...... 50* 2 to 4-Inch Heavy Longcloth Embroidery, with preparing for their future needs now. Our prices range from Tutti-Prutti—Reg. 50c, for 35* Aerated Mineral Water at button-hole edge, clearing at, a yard.... 15* as low as $5.75 to $16.00 a pair. Fruit Jellies—Reg. 50c for 35* the special price of $4-75 a 18-Inch Longcloth Corset Cover Embroidery, a 5 to 6-Inch Organdie Edging, very pretty de­ I —Staples,Main Floor Lady Caramels—Reg. 50c. for dozen or, each______.15* good heavy cloth. Special to-morrow, a sign*. values to 25c, clearing, a .yard. 15* ...... 35* yard ...... 35* —Candy, Main Floor Walker’s Orape Juice—Special 4 to 6-Inch Voile Embroidery, also cambric, Clearing Offerings in Men's Outing Sale Saturday, Vfe-pint, 10* clearing at, a yard ...... ; ....25* —Embroidery, Main Floor Middy Waists Quarts at...... 30* Shirts and Funiishings Raspberry Vinegar, Yacht Club A few small lots, just sufficient for a few hours’ quick sell­ Special values at $1.25 and —About 2 dozen bottles to ing to wind up the July Sale. Shop early and profit by these at ...... $2.00 clear. Reg. price 45c. Spe­ savings. « Smocks from $3.50 to $4.50 cial Saturday, a bottle, 25* Novelty Handbags and Purses, Clearing —Selling, First Floor —Drugs, N»in Floor Men’s Light and Dark Stripe Chambray CWting Shirts, finished Values at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 with attached collars, band cuffs; sizes 14 to 18. About 5 dozen only. Regular $1.35 and $1.50 values. To clear at...... $1.15 Selected for the last day of Sale is a good assortment of most useful Hand­ Youths’ Strong English Oxford Shirts, in black and white and SPECIALS IN MENS PANTS bags in sizes for women and children. There are eight different designs to blue and white and mauve and white stripes, finished with Men's Fawn Whipcord Pants—A strong, durable quality for hard choose from at $1.00 each. At $1.50 there are three different styles in purses starched collar band and soft or starched cuffs; youths’ sises, wear. A pair ...... ;...... ,....$4.50 and three in novelty bags. 13 and 13V* neck. Regular $1.50 value. Your last chance to Men's Corduroy Pants, finished with cuff bottoms, belt loops and At $2.00 wc also have a fine assortment of bags and strap purses. Various buy at this price ...... $1.00 all the necessary pockets. Smart pants for outing or camp Men’s Strong Work Bocks, in mottled shades, blue and brown, styles and sizes- including all the latest shapes. clearing at 2 pairs for...... '...... 25* wear, A-pair ...... ,.$5.95 Ribbon Nuvdty BtigS, with gate top aud sume trimmed with tasscU, all at Men’s Khaki Duck Pants—Splendid for camp, outing ami work $2.00 each. A few broken size* in MEN'S LrNÈN^CÔLÎiÀ'Ss to be clear- wear, A pair...... $2.25 -Bags, Main Floor ed at $1.00 a dozen or 50* a half dozen. The regular price of . .... ' —Men's Clothing, Viefr and Broad til1‘s'1 Collars to-day is $3.00 dozen. See if your sise is here, ‘ ? ' l ' '' .' —Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor DAjOgJSPENCER, LIMITED!: [VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918

Cnnadjun fcood Board License No. 8-947 IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN ÎBEF0USSB NEMO t gloves J CORSETS i a m to • Ofp m. i Saturday Will Be a WOMAN MOTORISTS’ , 1 o'clock: Saturday July's Blrthetone The Ruby, which means a ConOntented SHARE IN THE WAR Mind. Busy Day at the Tirffv Arrival of New Sweaters in Green Cross Society Performs National Service During The Air Raids Fibre Silk We would be obliged to Customers if they would give their Ruby WOMEN who anticipate pur­ orders as early as possible for delivery The woman motorist In Fnglaiyrt has ♦—Is July's Blrthstone. some Into her own and wan one of the chasing new Sweaters will find very first to mobilise when war wan We offer a very pleas­ SPECIAL SATURDAY IN DRUG DEPARTMENT ing variety of Ruby and our present display cif special in­ declared. Unlike her male relatives Diamond Rings, Ruby and Reception Linen Writing Pads, note paper size, 25C ; and she mobilised uninvited. On countless Diamond Pendants. Ruby one packet Envelopes Free, occasions since that fateful August and Diamond Larailerres. terest, since they include the lat­ Brown's Ply Pad, 8 rolls for ...... lOf women motorists have proved them­ est and most attractive of the selves Indispensable. To-day they ate SIGNET RINGS. uniformed and asked to do National Hand Towels. Per pair...... 35< Service. Any woman from eighteen to An always accept­ new season’s styles. fifty years of age may Join the society able gift by the man, woman, ml** and boy, provided she has had one year's ex­ e*pectally for the sol­ SALE Or WHITE SPECIAL SATURDAY HI GROCERY DEPARTMENT perience in motor driving and is willing dier or sailor. Of Sig­ FIBRE SILK SWEATERS AT $10.00. ttyeerve at any hour of the day or net Rings we always TRIMMED HATS AT $8.00 Home Brand Catsup. Regular, per bottle 30c. night, without expense or allowance. carried a splendid Special, per bottle ...... So far but one unit has gone abroad sto<*. They’re moder­ This assortment of Sweaters comes Included in this attractive 22c (to Serbia) but Individual members ately priced and of have Joined other overseas units. In solid gold. in a particularly good weave, with large offering of White Trim­ SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY OP FRESH FRUITS London the duties of Green Cross wo rih. Shown in the following colors : med Hats we feature every men Include everything In assisting style of hat for summer soldiers, W. A. A. C/s, Wrens. Imperial "Wasted Food halps the Orange, blue, old rose, mauve or black ; Nurses arriving by train, munitions enemy."—Canada Food wear for all occasions. GROCERY DEPARTMENT women needing to reach parts of Lon Board. having in each ease collar and enffs in don remote from cars or trains. The View the window display. Paraffine Candle». Per set of Land of Evangeline Older. Per Y. M. C. A. In its British. Canadian and white, with self-color bflt and buckle. Specially priced at $5.00 12 ...... 25* bottle 360*, per dosen $2.35 American divisions depend upon the Mitchell & Duncan Paraffine Candles. Per eet of Silver Spring Beer—Pint*, per Green Cross women entirely. Hos­ JKWELEttil pitals also rely on their service in « ...... 25* bottle lO*, j>er dozen $1.16 transporting the wounded and carrying Central Building lb* .*. Belmont Candles. Per Jameson's Limeade. Per bot 38* emergency war workers. View and Broad B ta...... 35* Rose's Lime Juice, per but. 50* Air raid casualties have been attend­ OP.R and B C. Elec tria Palacine Coal Oil. Per tin $1.85 ed To from the first by these women Watch Inspectors. July Sale ofSuits Dyson's Raspberry Vinegar. Per who are always on fluty. They carry Royal its Coal Oil. Per Un $1.60 bottle ...... 34* and 65* special constables, doctors and police ------1 at the first alarm and carry the vic­ At prices which will appeal to those who appreciate high-grade apparel at tims to the hospitals. Driving through * Mtrftgr vkitri Vijr IliMQJlft I attwonomiratfigure.- IncludingirtndrtS’trv thetmst Nw'YriTk'makers, at" helmets have no terrori» for these ^rave women. in the tennis tournament are requested the following prices: $15.00, $19.50, $25.00, $29.50, $39.50, $49.50. Values H. O. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. Five or six hundred cars with their to phone 3S46R before Monday evening. $25.00 to $75.00. Victoria and Vancouver. » drivers were recently inspected by the AAA (Jueen ami Princess Mary. Brighton, From a recent issue of "Canada" Farnliorough and Bournemouth have 'Among the Canadians who have been ! PUnhlPQ. 0roc*r3r> 178 lnd 178 Delivery, 6522 branches of the Green Cross and iwvlng afloat since the early days of i I ni/llCOi Fish and Provisions, 6620. Meat, 6621 doubtless others will be located soon. the war" is Bng.-Lt. Ralph C. Cmilt- Mrs. Chj&rles Beatty is the Command- hard. R. N„ of Victoria, formerly « SPECIAL VALUES IN BAG HANDLES AND SALE OF HOSIERY. chief engineer in the C. 1*. R. British j WAISTS AT $1.00 AND Columbia Coastal Service. Being in­ FRAMES Black Lisle Hose, reinforced formed that in order to Join the Navy $1.35. Sociotipemal for the duration of the war he must In a complete assortment of heels and tqes ; regular 35c proceed to England, he did so in Nov­ Waists of remarkable value all the latest features and pair. 3 pairs for 85<. A BEDTIME STORY ember, 1914. and the following month was appointed as Engineer-Lieuten­ and wide assortment to shapes, in celluloid, nickel Mrs. Hodder has returned home after ant. R. N. He is now on H. M. 8. White Cotton Hose, excellent. and fancy metallic styles. UNCLE W1GGILY AND THE DOLL'S WIG a short stay in Vancouver, where she chooee from, in voile, mus­ value, 35£ a pair. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eric lin, in striped, barred and Prices, 50V to $6.75. Copyright. IfII, by MoClure .Newspaper Syndicate Randall. Black or White Fibre Hose, * (By Howard R darts.) AAA ENGLISH ’VARSITY TO embroidered styles. Spe­ 5©C a pair, double heels Mr. and Mrs. George Jay and Miss cially priced at $1.00 Gertrude Jay have returned home from OSTRICH FEATHER and toes. "Don't you want to come and play this time!" barked the fox. "You can’ Vancouver where they spent some days aud $1.35 With me. Uncle Wiggly T" asked a gen get away now. Uncle Wiggily!” RUFFS. Fibre Silk Hose in Palm as the guest* of Mrs. Frank Trotter. OPEN DOOR TO WOMEN! tie little voice outside the hollow With that the fox made a grab for the bunny, but, instead of catching AAA Shown in brown, grey, pad­ Beach, pearl, suede, brown, stump bungalow, w here the bunny rab Uncle Wiggily the fox caught hold of Lieut-Col. and Mrs. Andrew Hag­ NOVELTY RIBBONS. dy, natural, purple, black white or black, 75f. 85^ bit gentleman lived. the doll’s wig. Of course it came right gard hkve returned to Victoria after a and white, or purple and "Hello! Who are you, and why do off. not being glued on the bunny's vacation spent at their summer home, Special. 20<* a yard, 4 and $1.00 a pair. you want Uncle Wiglgily to come and head as It would be glued on the doll’s. "Camp Haggard.” at Cowichan River. Enfranchisement of British | white. $4.00 to $5.50. And the fox, never turning around to A A iz play?" asked Nurse Jane Fuxxy Wuxzy, look, cried: Mr. and Mr*. R J. Cullen and Miss Women Breaks Barrier inches wide, in floral, pencil the muskrat lady housekeeper. "Come on! Come on! I’ve got you by Margaret Cullen left by. yesterday’s stripe and Dresden effects. MARABOUT STOLES "I am Susie Littletail, the rabbit the hair and you cant get loose!" boat for Seattle en roùte to California, to Cambridge SPECIALLY PRICED girl,’’ was the answer, "and the reason And away he ran. with the doll’s wig in where they will make their future Excellent value. 1 want Uncle Wiggily to come and play his paw, thinking all the while that he CLOVES. In black or natural. $7.75, with me is because I am lonesome." was dragging Uncle Wiggily after him. ☆ ☆ A $8.75 and $10.50. "And why are you lonesome?" asked But he wasn’t at all. All he had The many friends of A. 8t. G. Smith One of the most amazing things to­ Misses ’ Kid Gloves, in shades Uncle Wiggily .himself, as he came out the doll's wig! will regret to hear that he is lying dan­ day is the way in which gifts are being NOVELTIES IN NECK­ on the front porch and looked at Susie. So Uncle Wiggily wasn’t caught, and gerously ill at the residence of his of tan, in size 5Vi only. when the badly fooled fox was far showered into the hands of women WEAR. "Not that I mind playing with you,” he daughter. Mrs. F. C. Pauline, 1*80 who have, up to the present time, been $1.50 values at 50^ a SPORT SKIRTS AT $5.75. went on, "for I just love to do that. But enough away, the bunny went back and Dallas Road. pair to clear. aren’t any of the other little animal bought SusieV doll another new head A * A busily employed making the most of Pique and Satin Vests in These attractive Skirts girls around?" of hair. So everything came out all Mr and Mrs. R C. Procter, of Van­ Ihelr. opportunities instead of railing Special White Cotton Gloves, "No," answered Susie, "they have all right, you see And If the soap suds couver, tame over to Vancouver Isl­ unduly at the "lords of creation” for many pleasing styles, come in natural colored tus- gone to a picnic.” have a nice ride on the wash board, and yesterday and will reipain at their depriving then) of greater opportugi- heavy quality, 50< a when the clothes pin is pinching the $1.50 to $3.75. sah, in an assortment of "Then where is your doll? Couldn’t summer home at Qualicum Beach for ties. It is not many years since the bed spread, i'll tell you next about entrance of women into the medical- pair. printed effects, having belt you play with her?" Uncle Wiggily and the barber. the next two months. Frilling for collar and cuffs, Uncle Wiggily asked these questions AAA profession was denounced as danger White Chamoisette Gloves, arid two pockets, finished ’Just to see what Susie would say, for, Dr. C. 6. Saunders, of Ottawa, I torn- vus and even worse. Women law yen in white and colors. 50* gU.tba -while.Jie ,iaLfcniled to play with YOUR TESTING TIME. Inion cereallyt, was in the city on ar® n°t , accôrded a hearty welcome with white or black points, with buttons. $8.50 values her Wednesday, and paid a brief visit of even yet. tor some parts or this conti­ ted barber pole rheumatism And broken is the golden b?wl, and ters’ Hospital, Duncan. The marriage of the House of Commons. This fact crutch, his pink nose whistling in the Life’s a dreary blank. will take place at Holy Trinity Church, break* down the barrier of years. The First Floor, 1871 1211 Douglas Street wind and his taty silk hat shining Bo—square your shoulders, lift your Vancouver, to-morrow morning. last vestige n# an objection has been like the stove pipe on moving day. eyes; ’tie not without a plan,' A, A A swept away by the women themselves On and on to the Red Cross doll hos For out of all these things arise—the Miss Alice Ravenhill, professor of pital hopped Uncle WiggUy, and he a* a -time when they were least think­ — making of a Alan! Home Economics at Utah State Agri­ ing of such a thing. It has been shown bought a fine wig for Susie’s doll. He —Tit-Bits. cultural College, V. S. A., pawm-.f was Just going to put it in his pocket that Cambridge-trained women are a through the city recently en route to national asset of no mean importance when he met Mrs. Wlbble wobble, the her home at Shawnigan Lake where Council of the Senate shall be asked TOOK THE BISCUIT. duck lady, who was out shopping are advertised medi In professions not easily recruited. ANOTHER FLOWER SHOW she will spend a ten weeks’ vacation Medicine, teaching, scientific research, to nominate a syndicate to report on "Oh, so many things as I had to before resuming her duties at the Col the measure necessary in order to ad­ buy I ’’ exclaimed the duck lady. *T While administration have all needed Tillicum Women’s Institute Encour­ The Mndcumbe Prevaricating and CINES WORTHLESS? lege. mit women to full membership of Cam­ don't see how I am going to carry them these women and have profited decid­ aged by Success of Last Satur­ Debating Society was In session, and AAA edly by the fact that the women were bridge University. all home." There is no more reason to condemn The Attorney-General and Mrs. J. day's Event. all was proceeding peacefully and har­ ‘Til help you!” said Uncle Wiggily. available. Among the signatories to this state­ all advertised medicines than there is W. deB. Farris entertained the Van­ To-day there la practically no ob­ ment are the master of Gon ville and moniously, till the rat-story man most kindly.1 to condemn all physicians or all drug­ couver members of the Board of Gov­ Promoters of the recent annual flower "But you have to carry Susie’s doll s jection among Cambridge graduates to Cains College, the master of’ Downing, gists. Fakes there are in every pro­ ernors of the I). C. University at din­ show under the auspices of the Tllli- wig" spoke the duck lady. "With that admitting women to degrees the same Rev. Professor Be thune Baker. Pro­ cum Women's Institute decided at a "Some people." he said, "consider the la one paw. and your rheumatism fession and in every trade, but they ner last night at their home at Foul as men. They are proposing to admit fessor Bevan, Dr. Henry Bond. Dr. rat hasn't, got much sense; but they're Bay Road. The guest» included Dean meeting held at Tillicum School on crutch in the other you can't carry do not last long. Take a medicine like women as equals of men in matricula­ t’lapham, W. Durnford. Professor F. Wednes

boat being cast up on tlie rocks off Beacon Hill Park and he had a ndrrow STEAM ENGINEERS TO cschpe Willi his life. The Hodke'wns hauled up for re~U pair*1*and as the United State* was 11 launching a few scores of ships on Canada Food Board License 10-5219, 10-5220, 10-5221. A Clean Sweep of the Season’s Smartest PRESENT NEW DEMANDS July 4 Mr. Hatch decided to celebrate with his native country by holding a launching himself. Vnfortunately, however, just, na his friends were get­ Ready-to-Wear at Scurrah’s ting 'ready to cheer as the launch French Quinine Will Affect Upwards of Two struck the water. Mr. Hatch tripped over a block and went In after it. and Hundred Men in City when he emerged dripping and muddy of Victoria near the stern of hi* boat he was greet­ Hair Tonic ed with a mefrry laugh. Preserves and beautifies the hair, removes dandruff RETAILER’S PROFITS While the general strike situation and prevents the hair from falling out. remains unchanged Victoria to-day. In Message From Coet of Living Com- JULY SALE there foreshad- I* a new development mieeienee *# Rewind. This in an opportunity you slimiM not mist, Tho Krovks, Suits, Swoators and other items 'fwril by local labor official.-* with re­ gard to Steam artd Oiwratiqg Engin­ 50c- Investigations are being conducted we offer are perfect in every detail of design and finish. NOW—this week is the time when eer*. It is expected, that some two “WE HAVE A DRUG STORE IN YOUR LOCALITY" prices are reduced to their very lowest. For to-day '» selling here are a few of these sale of- hundred or more members of this same dale u» them. This, mean*, .that. herring, tor { $143.248. bait purposes may now be imported You . have often Itch' It should be noted in this connection from Ketchikan to Prince Rupert free wanted to visit a that the Provincial Government has al really English Tea ready paid out by way of Interest up to Room Here Is one. Annoying, isn’t it! But January of this year the sum of $1.927.- and we serve No Vote To-morrow.—-The Times is meals, too. you can soon get ri«l of this 916.50 whilë the company lias paid on asked to state that owing to the with­ account of interest no less than $1.021,- drawal of the Cemetery Loan By-Law. ImmiTED ■ form of eczema by applying 647 60 from moneys turned over to the no vote of the electors will L * held to­ The Tea Kettle TEL. 3*1. Dr. Chase’s Ointment after company by the Government for con­ morrow. struction account. * » * Ml,, a. Weeldridi. shaving. Cerne, Oeugle. and view Streets Strikers Held Social.—Under the Marking Up Signs.—At a meeting of the Victoria-Saanich Beaches and This soothing ointment auspices of the Street Railway Employ­ Phenr 40H Parks Committee this morning it was ees' Union a concert and dance was heals the irritated—akin and decided to place signs at the three held at the Knights of Pythias Hall Terms of Extension.—Ah a result of keeps it soft and pliable. points of entrance to Mount Douglas PROTESTANT ORPHANAGE and nearly three hundred persons park, in order to remove the slur that HEADLESS SKELETON the further negotiations between the Bv-its antiseptic influence it were in attendance. The excellent mu­ people may "go through Mount l>oug- Postponed "Pound Day" to Be Held on sical programme included songs by la* park and never know they have City Solicitor and Robert Scott with prevents the spreading of James Torrance. E. Holt. Tom Dooley, August 1; Ladies' Committee been in it.” Officially in future the regard to the proposed cemetery Site, v$kin trouble. J. Menelaws. Mr*. Skinner and Mrs. Met Tuesday^ beach at the picnic grounds is to be FOUND ON HILLTOP it is reported that Mr. Scott will not You will not suffer from I*angley : bagpipe selection by Master known as Mount I>ouglas Beach, and McGregor: Russian dance by Miss Lily The Ladies' Committee of the Pro­ renew the option on his land unless the the name Cordova Bay will be retained tenderness of the skin if you Dooley. George Gardner presided as for the summer colony at the bathing testant orphanage met at the Home 1917 takes, as well as those of the apply Dr. (’base’s Ointment chairman. At the conclusion of the on Tuesday, the president, Mrs. Mc- present year, are paid l.y the city. As programme refreshments were served Tavlah, in the chair The House Com­ ù A dr the option stands Mr. Scott would |$ay after shaving It acts as a and dancing was indulged in until the Threatened to Strike.—Incensed by Gruesome Discovery at Mourtt mittee reported that kalsomlning and early hours. Messrs. Dinsley, 1 tonne other interior rc|tair* had been effected, the 1917 taxes and half of those for food for the skin. Steeping it the delay with regard to the opening and Torrance, member* of the Union, of the Board of Conciliation on the Douglas Park in Opening three children had been received into 1918. smooth and velvetv. providing the music. the Home and three sent out. leaving Civic Employees’ wages, the garbage Trail Near Summit the number there at alxty-thiree. The closing exercises of the school had been attended by the president and mem- j bers of the committee, who enjoyed | The improvements recently conduct­ the programme given by the children, and commended the good work accoro- I ed at Mount Douglas Park have dis­ plished by the teacher. Miss Hanna. A closed a gruesome find. In opening a very sincere vote of thanks was ac- I trail near the summit the headless corded Mrs J. W. Spencer, who iiad *•» | skeleton of a boy from thirteen to fif­ ably acted as secretary for the past , teen years of age Was found. The two months. The children had enjoyed Coroner ordered interment .to be made, a picnic on July 1 at the home of Mr. I s i that the facts have not hitherto been and Mrs. Newton. Oak Bay. spending - made public. The fact of the discovery a happy day on the beach. was disclosed at a meeting of the Vie- I SAY! HURRY! It was uecided to hold the annual Baanicfi Beaches and Parks pound party <»n Thursday, August 1. i I -riniiittee this morning. when a cordial invitation is extended j The Ihquiriee which it has been all to visit the Home and assist p-iseible to prosecute have not dis­ Upkeep; of ttie institution by donations. { closed that anyone of the age was re Bills am -uhting to $475» were pissed. T Parted missing some fifteen years, and Mrs. Scowc roft and Mrs. Andrews I that l»eing the peri d which is roughly appointed visitors for July: set as the time that the bones have The following^, donations are grate-! An. Aha..i L.tuging aeassiiUL fwf acknowledged " What gives the discovery an air of Cash—Hrittania Lodge No 72. A. F.-i mystery is the disappearance of the & A M . ILi’ K.. $80: First Baptist 1 horiei.o.L the bemi-The rwrva.ii nut* Ghtirch, 425 Mrs. Lewth watte, N4r-* | Hide the range .»( wild am mat*, rmd if Hafgler, $2; Mrs. Newbury Wilson, I the boy had died suddenly from n-itural Victory Band (value), $100. causes what happened to hi* bead ? Clothing- Agnes Deans Cameron j The skeleton was found a little off the Chapter. . I.OD.K.; ,J|ra Walker, ■ Mr* t usual -approach,. to~4h«—summit; or "Andrew Wright. Miss- Wright, A | Otherwise it must have been reported Friend, Mrs. Ken worthy. Mrs. Bher- J earlier. It would be interesting to know wood, Mrs. J. H. Macfarlane, Mrs j under what circumstances the dlsap- Scott. • «wasted, -and- -itew- the ..TOW IBB WgPUWrt..Mil. 'lEWWF'fl of those bones in life came to perish ish. Mrs. Higgins, Mrs Curtis Samp- In such an unusual place and under The Great White Shoe Sale is in Full Swing mystifying circumstance*. Hour—Mrs. Partridge. Mrs. Scow-

Bread, cakes biscuit*—Mrs. C. F. Todd, A Friend, North Ward Red Cros*. Congregational Sunday School. AT THE OLD COUNTRY SHOE STORE MISS M. B. LIVINGSTONE Magazine*, hooks, toys—Mrs. Lind­ say, Mrs. Scott. Jam—A Friend. And everybody is buying up Canvas Shoes for the hot weather ahead of us. If you are wise you will get Milk—Army and Navy Veteran»* As­ Crown sociation! yours quirk, while there are plenty of sizes and various widths to choose from. Professional services—Dr. Bryant, Millinery Parlors Dr I.ewis Hall. Times and Colonist. You Will Find White Shoes Here of Every Description SITE NOT APPROVED YET Hon. J. D. MacLean Says That Mount Cheaper Than Any Piace tn Town Tolmie Cemetery Site Not Yet Inspected.

The Hon. J. D. MacLean, Minister of | Education and Provincial -Secretary, wishes to correct an impression which Grey Poplin Shoes may Ims created by the statement made Mary Jane Canvas Tfin r ttis" Provincial Board of * Health tidies* White Sheet $2.95 HI i". •"» quality tend $3a95 had placed its stamp oU approval on Xust look at the quality of these, good' grade Slippers $1.06 the municipal cemetery site at Mount ! a splendid fitter, in all Tolmie The site has not yet been in- I White Canvas. With either Cuban or Sport sixes. Easily cleaned White Canvas Strap Slippers in all sizes. Just » peeled 1»y the authorised official - of j heels. All sizes. Extra Special, Sale Price and very serviceable. what the girls need for this warm weather. the Department. Extra Special. Sale Special Price— The situation as far as the Board is Price— concerned is that the communication Sale of from the City Counctt reached Dr. MacLean -only g few days ago, and up to the present time ir has not i»een $2.95 $1.95 Untrimmed Shapes possible to have the necessary inspec­ $3.95 tion made. Inspection by the iHtpart- Regular $4.50 to ment is required before any announce­ ment can be made regarding its ap­ LADIES’ HOUSE LADIES’ WHITE TWO- $850 for }$2.50 proval or otherwise. SLIPPERS, $1.86 STRAP PUMPS, $226 ladies* Glace Rid Three Dozen Colored Untrim­ Soldiers' Revue at Duncan. — The Sandals Men’s $7.50 Hundreds of pairs of these Ladies’ $7.50 With elastic fronts and med Shapes have been repriced clever musical revue which was given Dainty Pumps, in all at Pantages. Theatre a few weeks ago low. comfortable heel, all sizes, leather soles and Oiferds $2.95 to clear to-morrow at $2.50. All in aid of the Esquimau Hospital Re­ Steel Only $5.15 sizes. Extra Cuban heels. creation Fund was repeated in the Kid Shoes are this season’s buying and Special...... $1.65 Special ...... $2.25 opera house at Duncan last night. The You can buy regular ^7.60 offer remarkable value Saturday hall was filled to overflowing and the $415 at the low price of $2.50. entertainment was voted a huge suc­ Tan and Black Shoes cess by all who attended. Among those here with leather or Ne- THE Vicl Kid Lace Shoes with who asm fibril Were Mrs. Harry Pooley, The Famous "Non-Rip" New White Felt . Miss Lillian* Haggerty. Pte Seaton, olin soles. All sizes. Louie heels, all sizes. Miss Lillian Holden, Mrs. D. B. Mo- Leather Sandal Extra Special, Sale Price, Outing Hats Connan. Miss Mamie Fraser. Corpl. 3 to 7% for...... ,..90< Extra Special Sale Price, Just received a large shipment of Ivce, C.-8.-M. Barnes and Mrs. It. Old Country Oxfords, so that we now have Hchwéngers. Mrs. A. J. Gibson offi­ 8 to 10% for ...... ,$1.25 all sixes. They have medium ciated a* accompanist.. 11 to 2 for ...... $1.36 SHOE STORE low heels, and are good wide You can’t beat these itrices fitters. Special S2.50 When you have your S5.Î5 635 JOHNSON STREET $4.§5 Sale Price ...... $2.95 printing done in Victoria the money star* here. Ask for this label VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918

one from her. Then a blind fury seis­ ed her. She saw him only aa a black shadow deepening between her and RED CROSS REVUE CITY IS SOURCE h#r child and she struck and struck to irs> kill. The law toofc her In Its grip add twelve good men and true were asked to decide : Are there momenta when a SCORES BIG SUCCESS OF INSPIRATION “THE UNION SHOP» woman Is Justified to kill? This question la answered In the thrilling photoplay “Woman and the Law" which Is the attraction at the Dominion for the last time to-night and Saturday. Delighted Audience Enjoyet So Says Conservation of Life TO-DAY'S AMUSEMENTS Musical Feast and Light Magazine, in Airing Vic­ ROYAL VICTORIA Comedy Last Night toria’s Attractions CUMING & CO. Princess—Musical Revue. Pantagee—Vaudeville. Essaying one of the most unique Clothes ready-to-wear and made to measure—From the best makers. SCREEN. roles in which he has ever appeared, Douglas Fairbanks, the famous Art Variety—Cha-lee Ray in “Playing craft star, will appear in a novel char Despite the present dearth of trans Most enthusiastic references to Vic the Game.'* acterUation. "Mr. Fix-It," which portation facilities a goodly crowd fill­ torts are contained in the article on Columbia—William Duncan in Just been released. ed the Princess Theatre last night and Victoria for the July number of the “The Tepderfoot." In this interesting subject. Fair found in th« excellent entertainment Conservation of Life Magazine, In OUTING GOODS Romano—Monroe Salisbury and banks will be seen as a young society provided by the Red Cross players view of the meeting of the Civic Im Ruth Clifford in “The Red, Red man, whose hobby Is to be happy and SmpJt? reward for any Inconvenience provement League in conjunction with Heart." to bring happiness to others The exi>ertenced In reaching the theatre the Union of Canadian Municipalities Royal Victoria — Douglas Fair­ scenes of "Mr. Fix-It" -transpire in the From the opening number by the or­ here next week. STRAW and PANAMA HATS banks in "Mr, W he -It.” slums of New York as well as In the chestra to the final scene in the cleyer It is clearly from the pen of Thomas Dominion — Miriam Cooper in home of a wealthy New York family, little sketch, the highest standard was Adams, the Town Planning Expert of “Woman and the Law." which is divided by the bickerings maintained, and the clever admixture the Commission, who has long been an and petty Jealousies of its members. of classical music and rollicking farce admirer of the harbor approach of this SILK SHIRTS In adjusting the heart affairs of two was received with the greatest thuslasnt city. In connection with this matter, DOMINION young women, both of whom are en the article says: "There are vacant gaged contrary to their w+shes, some Under the brilliant leadership of Mrs. sites on one side of the harbor, and 727 Yates St. Next to Gordons very amusing complications arise, Gertrude Huntley Green a fifteen the opportunity is still open to further Out of the South came a. young girl. which Fairbanks makes the most; piece orchestra, comprising for the “OUR CLOTHES FIT’ Innocent, sweet, demure. The man enhance or destroy the surroundings of Mr. Fix-it" ylll be seen at the Royal most part strings, gave a number of the harbor front, according a* these had seen her, wooed her, and brought Victoria Theatre to-nighL selections with faultless execution and her to New York as his bride. But hé an ease denoting much training, and sites are properly or improperly de­ did not possess a heart tender enough ready response to the baton of Frank veloped with buildings. No matter how to cherish the constant, delicate love VARIETY J. Hehl, the conductor. Especially de well-intentioned the citizens may of • this rare exotic of the Southland. lightful were the two dances of Edward some vigilance will be necessary to She whs left at home, happy in the The many admirers of Charles Ray German's, while , Coleridge Taylor’s secure the right kind of resulL" velopment work 1* at an elevation sev­ love of the son that had come to her. the Thus. H. I nee star in Paramount "1 limande et Ripons*" and "Taran The article further states; "Victoria eral hundred feet above sea level, but pictures, who have been accustomed to Is one of the finest cities of Its size on SUNLOCH EXPECTS TO His path was the Great White Way—a telle" were equally well-received. Two yet three or four hundred. feet below this continent. It not only occupies a path lined with theatre* lights, music seeing him as a bashful country youth, charming little bits from "Miniatures" the crest of the precipice, so that the SATURDAY and chorus girls. He left her for Wo­ will be surprised at the character he (Frapk Bridges) were contributed by site Which Is endowed with great nat men beneath her contempt. She ig­ portrays In his new picture. "Playing a trio hu hiding Mrs. Green, at the ural beauty, but on the whole Its cttl side of the box canyon has to be util­ nored all this. Her Southern blood the Game." which was successfully piano; Mr*. Bristol Bennett, violinist, sens have made the most of their op SHIP ORE SHORTLY ized, the only alternative £elng to haul made her haughty, proud, reticent; presented at the Variety ‘Theatre yes and Mr Rlx, while Mrs. Green In her iwrtunltiee to improve IL” the ore up, which Is regarded as Im­ however much his neglect must have terday and which Is to be shown again own inimitable fashion delighted the The view is taken that the capital practicable. hurt she suffered In silence until a4 to-day and To-morrow. - The-picture audience with her playing of Stern city of British Columbia provides an MONDAY last he committed the unforgiveable one of the best in which Mr. Ray has burg’s rortéert Study No. T. In response example which should be a source of The development work so far done with offencF-^tre sought to take her little ever ap|*ear«d. to an outburst of applause, amounting inspiration If IBs rest of the Proviso* New Mine at Jordan River to consists dr drift adits, the tunnels ex­ almost to an ovation, this talented In its future town planning work. posing mineralized shear zones, which BOATING BATHING BADMINTON SAILING pi&niete gaVe a little Irish melody full The opinion is expressed that one Be Served by Narrow are béing Investigated, and which will ROMANO of tender feeling, and the ever-popular of the best features from a town plan FISHING TENNIS Chopin waltz in U flat, brilliantly nlng point of view in this dlatri< t lx Gauge Line be interlaced with cross cuts In order One of the punches of "The Red. Red played. the presence on the outskirts of the to examine the ore bodies at length. The results have been very satisfac­ ROYAL VICTORIA Heart," which comes to the Romano Vdcaliste and Qancsra city of small, highly cultivated ranches Theatre to-day, Is a daring feat, which But two vocalists assisted in the first tory so far, the ore assaying in value . TO DAY which should be the complement of from 2.60 to 3 per cent, copper, some of would have, served as a fitting episode half of thr programme, Mrs. Robert every city. The article argues that The Hun loch mine, Jordan River, BRENTWOOD climax to any serial: It is necessary the selected samples going as high as Douglas Fairbanks iiaird and Edmund Fetch. Mrs. Baird the city has a right to define to a large ahouUI b* in a position to ship ore In eight per cent. for the, Indian character, which is has just returned from a six months' extent the character of the district about six weeks, according to a state­ Mr. Racey indicated some of the an­ idayed by Mvurwe NaHnluiry. lu.cttxry lAmrac of study under an emiment which lies contiguous to IL _ ment made to The Times last evening “MR. FIX-IT” ~ teacher in the East, and her Tuir~fTch ticipations of the company as soon as HOTEL Je,' the white girl. Rlunla Tuttle, played by The lilust ratio ns or the city amf dïs- by r W -Tracey. -W7m manage* tfld pro - iWmems -irA WsiW tfrr~ iMnmon Ruth Clifford. Into the desert, and voice nas acquired an added charm trTct are very good, including one of perty in the absence of R. H. Htewart. being to develop steadily what is re­ 11 Miles From Victoria she Is mounted on a horse and endeav­ and an ease which makes of her sing the new observatory. Altogether tt Is Mr Htewart and his associate* have ing a delight to hear Her only number, gard e«l us a very encouraging copper oring to escape rapidly down the road. OB* "f «he most flattering r« « ur«l>. been in control for about a year, having property. The development is not likely It must be done at futt gallop. beautiful old Irish ballad. "Danny which have been penned about this acquired the property from George E. to be held up for capital, he states, as DOMINION THEATRE Boy," was sung with a depth of feeling SPECIAL WEEK-END TERMS TO-DAY city from an outside source for a long Winkler, of this city, who located It In the last occasion upon which stock was and appeal which stirred her audience, time. the previous year. and she was recalled to repeat part of *<>ld. It was readily oversubscribed. The And reservation of tables for the PANTAGES This depends entirely, Mr, Race y finest table d'hote dinner on the MIRIAM COOPER the charming number. Edmund Fetch, men behind it have every confidence it said, on the completion of the contract will be a steady producer. continent ($1.50), served in the Two girls, conventionally gowned, who has won an enviable reputation as. Summer dining room. 6.30 to 6 WEATHER FOR JUNE for the grade of the narrow gauge line Mr. Racey says that it Is uncertain such as one might find in a drawing tenor, wjis at his best in "Onaway, which folldvis the canyon of the Jor­ o’clock. “ Woman and the Law ” Awake Beloved," the idyllic love-song whether shipments will be made to Ta­ room of the wealthy, no stage tricks, The monthly summary of weather dan River id4 a point about three- Apply from Hiawatha's Wedding Feast. coma or Ladysmith, the mine being no mannerisms, no appeal to the conditions has just been Issued by F. quarters of a mile from the beach. emptione—yet the Misses Parker hold Exquisite grace and marked abandon equally accessible to either point by A J. LISTER, Manager. Napier Denison from the Victoria Ob­ From that point to tidewater It Is pro­ water, but much depends on the cir­ Phone : Keating», 21L. PARTAGES VAUDEVILLE their audience spellbound with their characterized the Russian dance by servatory as follows: posed to handle by wagon road. Mile Barbara Fay and two of her cumstances attending the reopening of singing for the length of their turn, Victoria—Total amount of bright Merry Little Opera, and. when they walk off, are recalled pupils. Miss Roberta Balcom and Miss The mine, which le on claim 4 of the the Ladysmith smelter. “AN ARABIAN NIGHT.** I>o rls Film ley. "La Nymph," a pas seul sunshine, 330 hours and Î4 minutes; group, ix about two miles from the again and again. That Is a measure rain. .11 Inch; mean temperature. 68; HALLEN AND HUNTER. of the quality of -their voices than by Mile Fay, was given with airy power plant of the Vancouver Island An old but sturdy Irishman, who had highest temperature. 80 on 5th; lowest. And Five other Features. which there is no better. Diametri grace and a consummate skill which Power Company. Under these circum­ made a reputation as a foreman, was Willie and Jack are two youngsters 42 on 2nd; lowest on grass. 33 on 3rd; stances it has been possible for some Matinee, I; Night. 7 and 9. cally opposite them in theme, three revealed the Innate artistry of the given a Job with a railroad construc­ who are pugilistically inclined. The musicians produce the same result dancer. total recorded wind mileage, 7.455; time to co-operate with the power tion company at Port-au-Prince. Haiti. other day the following conversation with a super-burlesque of a troupe of Oliver and Carroll, two clever knock highest hourly wind velocity, 40 K W., company in handling suppling and One day, when the sun was hotter took place between them: on 23rd. Small town minstrels. Their act is about artists who are becoming well camp necessities. The intention is, he than usual, his gang of black Haitians 'Ah," said Willie, •‘you're afraid to laughter-provoking In the extreme known to Victoria audiences, scored an Vancouver—Total amount of bright states, to establish their own connec­ begun to shirk, and as the chief en­ fight— that's all it is." They are billed "Creighton, Belmont instant success with their "turn." Dex sunshine 319 hours; rain, one Inch; tion later on. The character of the gineer rode up on hie horse the Irish­ "No, I’m not" protested Jack, "but if ROMANO and Creighton." terous in their handling of the fa mean temperature. SO; highest tem­ country rock is very heavy, the line man was heard to shout : I fight my mother’ll find out and pun­ having to be carried on a shelf cut in the TO-DAY Other,rounds of fun are created by miliar "slapstick" device*! of the come perature 83; lowest, 40. "Ailes—you sons of guns—ailes!" ish me." «Han, they showed an amazing agility Kamloops—Total amount of bright Metchosln volcanic rocks of the vicin­ Then, turning to the engineer, he "How’ll she find It out?" Halen and Hunter and Sully. Rogers ity. and under the circumstances con­ in their tumbling feat* while their ap sunshine. 325 hours and 12 minutes; said: “1 curse the day I iver learned "She’ll see the doctor goin' to your and Sully, and even the Jolly big head struction le not easy. The mining de­ liner, "An Arabian Night," goes, parent accidents were met with a truly rain. .30 Inch; mean temperature, 46; their language." Monroe Salisbury strong under the head of comedy, professional sang froid. highest temperature. 92; lowest 37. Nanaimo—Total amount of bright IN though better still for music and Medieval Sketch. beauty. I>avy Jamieson does hard sunshine. 315 hours and 30 minutes; shoe dancing that can't he beat, but A clever musical comedy In tabloid rain. .24 inch; highest température. 83 he manage» to introduce a lot of good form, "Ye Olden Dayes of Chivalry,' on 20th ; lowest. 39 on 2nd. The Red, Red Heart humor as welL from the versatile pen of R. N. Hincks, New Westminster— Rain, 1.23 Inch; who also carried one of the chief roles Also 5th Chapter “The Lion’s Claws" highest temperature 86 on 20th; low­ AN ANGRY TREE. in addition to the burden of stage est. 38 on 3rd. manager, evoked a continuous ripple of Penticton—Rain, .36 inch; highest Iw Idaho there exists a species of the amusement. Bubbling with witty sal temperature, 92 on 9th; .lowest. 37 on acacia tree that Is entitled to be class lies on such diverse local topics as 4th. COLUMBIA THEATRE ed as one of the wonders of plant-life. the street car strike and the "wilder Nelson- Rain. 2.29 Inches; highest TODAY The tree attains a height of ai*>ut ness behind the Empress Hotel, where­ temperature 89 on 22nd; lowest. 30 on eight feel. When full grown it < loses in lie gas-pipes, ancient tins and oil Haw be loves4 WILLIAM DUNCAN and its leaves together in colls each day at drums still reeking of oil," thp little Grand Forks—Rain. 1.17 Inch; high­ sunset. When the tree has thus settled sketch cleverly « ombined an up-to- est temperature. 96 on 12th; lowest. CARROLL HALLOWAY date flavor with a medieval atmos 30 on 4th. ™mer itself for Its night's sleep. If will flutter In "THE TENDERFOOT” violently If touched, and If you shake phere. Garbed in Jerkin and hose with Cran brook—Highest temperature. 93 the branches It will emit a nauseating breastplate of arnmr. II. J. Davis, as Sir on 12th; lowest, 28 on 4th. Also Comedy odour strong enough to bring on t Malahat of the Island Highway, cara­ Prince Prince George—Rain. 1.43 "Am Waitresses Safe?" headache. coled on to the stage on . a steed Inch; highest temperature. 8.1 on 20th, In Idaho It Is called the "angry tree, named 'James' because he was a ‘bay. 2-nd and 23rd; lowest, 25 on 6th nd It is said tfaa.t it was discovered A« a knight with damsel-rescuing pro* New tUzelipn-rUajUL 2 inch*»; high-. ty some men who were making a camp cîlVitié*, Rfir Cannery Cohoe. Mr est temperature. 81 on 17th; lowest. 30 for the night, and placed one end elf a Hincks had a part after his own heart on 1st. CARYS* c«averity pver qjag of itsjiena&r and his boxing bouj with his unwilling B»rK.ir|||»^Bahu «.10 inches; blah, live branches, to use as a support rival for the hand of the fair lauly est temperature. 80; lowest, 21. tm Immediately the tree began to Jerk Its Pandora, was one of the funniest bits Prince Rupert—Rnyi, 4 79 inches; branches sharply. The motion con­ of the sketch. T|ie bout ending in a mean temperature, 62; highest tem­ tinued with increased "nervousness," draw, the suggestion was made that the perature. 71 on 6th; lowest, 36 on 1st. . TO-DAY until at last there came a sickening lady be raffled, a decision which ap Atlln— Rain. .20 Inch; mean temper- odour that, drove the tired men to i pealed to the audience. -As the lauly aturc..99-; highest- temperature; 74 on more hospitable camping place.—Tit Bits. .Pandora, Major Taylor exhibited all the 24th; lowest. 30 on 3rd Charles Ray cnrgiettfshnes* of a Tudor ma Dbw—B Rain, .60 inch; mean tem­ T-TE’S such a content- while The Misses Agnes and Dorothy perature. 64; highest temperature. Id Æ in "Are you Christian*?** the West Ham Stuart Robertson made charming on 17th; lowest, 28 on 11th and 30th. ■Li ed little chap—of magistrate asked two colored seamen. pages. In "PLAYING THE GAME’ / course he Is after his bath— "No. sar," one of them replied; "we Among the delightful musical num quiet men." » fresh and clean, just aa lov­ bers were "A Bachelor Gay," sung by TheWEATHER Messrs. Davis and Hincks. and "The / y able aa he can be. Hla Only Way," by the three principal Daily Bulletin ix'sishtii mother showefa him all over characters—both tuneful captivating by tbs Victoria Meteor songs. The-excellent scenic (effects, in­ ological Department. with Mennen’a Derated Tal­ cluding the "beetling castle, were the cum. That completei hie artistic handiwork of A. M. D. Fair- Victoria, July 6.—S i-mP—The haro- contentment balm and B. O. Clark and added much meter Is falling on the Washingtonhlngton roast__ to the effectiveness of the sketch. and this change may cause general show It smooths his skin and pre­ Repeated To-nighL era In B C. Rain has fallen in Cariboo vents chafing — cools and THE The entertainment will be repeated and showers have occurred in parts of comforts him. to-night and to-morrow night In aid Saskatchewan and Manitoba. won t Reperte. HUNS > of the Red Cross funds, and It Is to be hoped that capacity houses will Victoria—Barometer. 29.92; tempera­ Mennen’s was the first Ber­ greet the artistes at each performance, ture. maximum yesterday, 76; minimum, Vs ated Talcum and we believe STOP FOR A for the revue Is one of the most suc­ 67; wind, calm: weather, fair. that nothing better is made. cessful which has yet been staged by Vancouver—Barometer, 29 92; tempera­ that enterprising body—the Red Crows ture. maximum yesterday, 74; minimum, Block Company. .; wind, calm; weather, clear. Be careful to insist on Men­ Kamloops—Barometer, 29 94; tempera­ nen’a for your baby. CAR STRIKE ture, maximum yesterday, 82; minimum, AN ARTIST'S ART 54; wind, 4 miles 8.; weather, clear. Barkerrlfie—fBarometer, 60 10; tempera­ Neither will the Ths Giotma Victory “Impressed” Upeir ture, maximum yesterday, 44; minimum, Premier Oliver by an Un­ wind, calm; rain, .14; weather, fair in _____of«taper diap known Cartoonist. Prince Rupert—Barometer, 80 06, tern 1 perature, maximum yesterday, 68; mini­ rash, scalding or other Ex-Private Frank Ololma's victory mum, *S; wind, calm; weather, fair. baby troubles, use at the polls on Friday last has in­ Temperature. spired a budding cartoonist, the result " Max Min. of whose efforts have been transmitted Cranbrook ...... M KOM-KOniti to Premier Oliver In the shape of a Penticton ...... r —...... 77 RED CROSS decent-sheed pteturiration of the ar­ Grand Forks ...... 81 It is somewhat similar to tist’s Impressions of the by-election's Nelson ...... go Talcum Powder, but con­ moral. ♦ Calgary ...... 74 49 In the right hand comer the genial Edmonton ...... 64 40 tains additional medicin­ countenance of Old Bol is "piping" the Qu'Appelle ...... Si 42 al properties. effect of a high explosive shell fired Winnipeg ...... 71 62 from an Invisible gun and the central Toronto ...... I.... 74 Mermen’s Berated Talcum artll MUSICAL SHOW theme is depicted by figures of Major Ottawa ...... is /rsere< but Kora-Koala will M Langley and R. W. Perry making the Montreal ...... 99 case* where pro-anti go was Im. at descent head first after the explosion From the pockets of the two party John ...... 64 Halifax ...... 62 The Other Mennen candidates trickles a hundred-dollar Family— You wtilbe delight­ bill. The "remains" of the Socialist candidate are making a hurried exit to­ The famous Oeneraless (In the new Crwra Tint ed at the quick re­ ward the heavens at the left hand side order of things) was rallying her wav­ Baby lief Kore-Keala of the cartoon. The Legislative pile ering troops. will ghre to the meet Princess Theatre forms a background and Is labelled “Women!" she cried, waving her hat­ “patronage,’' gaping cracks, however, pin aloft. "Women, will ypu give way Ter Bhempoo- severe Irri­ signifying death to the "sllpiy mon­ iOfCNMl ta tioas el Unscan Kuvia ster." A faint murmur, ran through the Teku the akin. The portrayal is complete by the In­ Unes, but still they wavered ; where­ clusion of the two figures of Premier upon the Oeneraless played her last Oliver and the Leader of the Opposi­ card. TO-NIGHT tion chasing each other off the pic­ "Women!" she shouted fiercely. rrrm ture. The Premier Is alluding to Mr. Will you Show the white feather In a LOTS OF JITNEYS Bowser as the cause of party defeat by season when feathers are not being O. MENNEN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Factory i MONTREAL tod much dilation on wash basins, while worn 7** Safes Officer HAROLD P. RITCHIE A CO.. LIMITED, TORONTO the Opposition Leader returns the com­ The effect was magical. pliment by reminding Mr. Oliver of Mc­ Never!" roared the troops, and with Vf Laughlin cars and Cobble Hill farm. British cheer they once more hurled The artist remains anonymous. themselves upon the foe. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY B, 1918 ^ t i IOES CORRECTLY ’VARSITY GIRLS HAVE A: Columbia Grafonola Special Sale of Children's A Chocolate Chew Ï FINISHED PICKING Costs So Little Ift, SHOES IS SOMETHING NEW jS Ladies’ Pumps... $2.05 The candy enthusiast who has a particular fancy for sweets Big Party From McNaughton —It Is a Pity of the "chewing" variety must find an ever narrowing selec­ Ranch, Gordon Head, Re­ tion of this type of confection. The sugar shortage ia re­ turning Home To-day to Go Camping Children's White Boots...... $1.05 sponsible for tiiis—also it is responsible for our new “Ho- Child's Tan Oxfords ...... $1.05 roade" Invention—a Chocolate Chew. Molasses and chocolate Without One are its two principal ingredients. Sugar is practically elimin­ Yesterday saw the final day of berry­ Child's Patent Oxfords ...... $1.05 ated. ■ picking at the McNaughton ranch at Gordon Head, and brought to a close Regular at 60c per pound. the all-too short season of but three This week-end...... 40c week.’* duration. Last year the crop Maynard’s Shoe Store lasted for Art weeks, but the con­ Take (lie smallest model of all flie Columbia tinued drought haa proved disawlroua family. Its full price is $27.50, and it may be had Phone 1232 *- 649 Yates to the local fields and prevented the Those who have a preference for hard, crisp sweets, y dung berries arriving at maturity, on terms as easy as one dollar a week. Other models consequently shortening the season. ■WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE will still find big variety at the "Ilomade” Stores. For Despite the curtailment of their efforts, range in price from $42.00, $65.00, $80.00 and up— example, we have— however, the girls seemed delighted all are suitable for d'amp or outing purposes and may with the financial results of their three Are Exempt. — After consultation Chocolate Almond Crisp, per lb...... ,..$1.00 - weeks' hard work, for thanks to the be purhased on exceedingly easy terms. with the British and French authori­ Brasil Nut Crisp, per lb...... $1.00 more detailed organization and the ties, the Canadian Government an­ Barcelona Crisp, per lb...... 75# consequent closer co-operation between In summer you need a Columbia Grafonola more Fairall’s nounces in The Gazette that East In­ the grower and the picker, the scale than at any other season of the year. Why not make dians will be exempt under the Military Almond Crisp, per lb...... 75# of wages was considerably higher this up your mind and get onel Come in and talk it over Service Act. Walnut Crisp, per lh...... 75# year than last and the girls will go A A A away with light hearts at the con­ with us. We have many attractive offers to put Cider Left No Light.—Harry Duker, Ltd., We have heard the call to conserve cream and we are, sciousness of a patriotic duty well before you. was fined $5 by Magistrate Jay in the heeding it by making a special this week-end of fresh done and with fuller purses. Itata good friends everywhere Presentation te Miss McNaughton. Here Is one offer: Purchase Six Columbia Double-Disc Police Court this morning for falling fruit. APPLE CIDER to place a light upon a pile of lumber The end of their labors was cele­ Records (|5.d0) and we will deliver a which was obstructing Fort Street on APRICOT SHERBET, PER DISH 16c brated in happy fashion last night. JUst CHERRY CIDER the night of June 26, and which be­ as the girls had seated themselves at IJ27.00 Grafonola along gpfth the longed to the company. their open-air dining-room in the big CRAPE CIDER records. The instrument you can be­ LOGANBERRY CIDER A A - A marquee, about twenty small boy* *nd Salmon Trolling Rules.—Formal no­ girjf, attired in thetixbesV clothes and gin paying for next month*'at the tice is given in The Canada Gazette of obviously bursting with importance, Teull not waste rate of ^ the recisslon of the order under the bore down upon the company and an­ Oa Mate at an Oret-elaas bars itiitlah Columbia Ashing/ regulations nounced that they, the pupils of Mi*s $1.00 A WEEK and refreshment booths which does not allow more than three Helen McNaughton * class at the Gor­ lines., from any boat used for trolling don Head School, constituted a "*ur- for salmon. — CHOCOLATia ANDCANOlEa ---- — prise party." Each carried" a Hamper Head Office. Til Tata, Street laden with good things, accommoda­ AAA tion was very quickly found for them Restricting Experts. — Regulations Branchez, 1115 Douglas, and Williams’ Drug Store, Gov't St Fairall’s, Limited at the long tables and supper 1 prO' affecting the export of a ntimber of greased merrily. articles, notably rubber goods and v Phone 212 At the close of the al fresco meal one FLETCHER BROS. crude rubber, leather, hides, etc., are of the tots, acting n* spokesman published li) the current number of for the das*, presented Miss McNaugh- Western Canada's Largest Music House The Canada Gazette. ALLEGES ASSAULT ton with a dainty gold filigree brace­ A *' A A STRIKE AFFECTS THE let as a token of affection, and ex - 1121 GOVERNMENT STREET and 6Q7 VIEW STREET NEWS IN BRIEF Returns -From Francs.-—Major H - R. Urùry, "of Quà>e ntl ni Station, ■ plained that they—hgd- seized "the In theTSew Spencer Bldg. Also at Vancouver Rtdewood, formerly partner of the late Chargee Military officers. port unity to make the presentation in Scalded Her Hand» because she did Dr. O. M Jones, is back in the city the presence of her friends from the not use, a Vanning Pack, which is after being away ever since March. WALTONIAN PASTIME B. Ç. University. Dr- Drury, who 1» second in com made of strong wire, 19 x 9Vi ins. It 1915. Leaving here with the rank of Visit Ted Inlet. seta UP off the bottom of your wash- captain In the C. A. M. Major Hide- mand at the William Head Quarantine I^ter In the evening the 'varsity girl* boiler and hoMf 19 bottles of pre­ wood served in English hospitals for Station, under Dr. Nelson, haa «worn motored out to "Benvenuto." Tod In­ serves. To remove bottles lift long some time and received his promotion out an information against Colonel let. where Mr*. R. 1*. Butchart enter­ handles of rack and suspend on top of before leaving France. Charles Milne, Captain Houston and However,. Anglers Are Getting tained them^and conducted them over Yea Co-operate T potier to drain. A great convenience, AAA Lieutenant* Sheriffs and l>avls, charg the- beautiful gardens. To-day most Will Us By £ Oor Nee-Wnp II. at R. A. Brown & Co’s., 1302 Doug­ Now Military Chaplain.—Captain S. Results in Island Lakes of the girls are leaving either for their A. Martin. Military Chaplain for Vic­ ing that they- did aaaault him, causing las SL * homes in Vancouver, or on holiday bent he Piiople ’s System Saves ☆ tr ù toria District, Is at present located at grievous bodily harm. | and Streams at up-lsland points, while a few of the Waiting m ■Why Pay High Pate for Firs In­ the Y. M. C. A. and upon the arrival The incident Is «aid to have taken more energetic have decided to go on Yoorsef ud Yoe An Extra surance T Bee the Antâ-Combine here next week of his family will take place at the Quarantine Station, where to Hatzlc to assist in the fruit-picking up permanent quarters. Starting out a military detachment la maintained, Agents and save money. Duck A in that district. Share tk 4 Per Got a camp missionary, Captain Mar­ on Wednesday, and following the al­ I'n res trained anathema* are being If tin later became a Presbyterian minis­ leged assault I)r. Drury came into the hurled by local fishermen at the head* city and laid the complaint before the Sivâg rocerteria * * * ter at Dauphin, Manitoba, and he has of whoever Is responsible for the Feed Central License 6-648. seen much experience in church work. Provincial Police. The case will come Another Strike Averted.—The maid up for hearing to-morrow. street oar strike, which haa In many JOINT BURIAL BODY „ Three of his brothers are ministers do­ reconsidered her decision because the ies completely prevented indulgence mistress promised to supply her with ing army work. Friends’ Meeting House, Fern Street AAA in the Waltonlan sport. Except for the Eno’i Fruit Salti. 17Qp N«surface Polish for the furniture and The Sunday School picnic which Dutch Cocoa. plutocratic rod-wielders who own floors, 25c. for f ox.; 90c. qt„ at R. A. Will Inspect Hospitals.—Major-Gen­ was arranged to take place at C'ad- WILL BE CONSIDERED War tax paid.... • OV eral J. T. Folherlngham, C. M. G„ Di­ Per pound .... : ,28c Brown A Co.'s, 1102 Douglas St. • boro Bay beach on Saturday. July (. Fords, bicycles or other means of ’loco­ rector-General of Medical Supplies for A * A Is portioned. * motion, Brentwood is entirely void of Lot the Lawn Newer Hospital cure Canada, is here for the purpose of mak­ AAA Pure Malt Table Vinegar. ing an Inspection of the Military Hos­ the seekers after the finny tribe. that a aemle mower, fit Cormorant Masonic Excursion Ts-morrow.— pitals in M. D. No. 11. He will be ac­ However, someone haa discovered that Reception brand. 1 ff a BtreeL • Owing to the street car strike the Meeting of Authorities Has Malahat Coffee. companied on his rounds by Col. Mc- point of departure for the boating ex­ the E. A N. is not on strike and that It Per bottle 24c and-l vU AAA Gilllvray and Col. Russell, who are cursion of the local Masonic order has Is easier to reachtCowlchan Lake than Been Set for July 19; Sub­ Fresh ground .. 30c Lnwfi Mowers Sharpened, latest pro- here from Ottawa on a medical inspec­ been changed from the Yacht Club at the Inlet, and some excellent catches eesa Jack's Stove wtOrw 10$ Tates. tion tour. General Fotheringham Upland*, to the causeway wharf op­ are reported from these famous ject Discussed To-day Fine Ontario Cheese. OO-— Phone S71I. * served In France af A. D. M. S. in the posite the Ehnpre** Hotel from which Per pound...... A A Second Division, C. K. F. point the yacht "Colleen" and other Holbrook’* Curtart Trolling is still going strong In Cow- Flower Bgekete, 30c end 4$c. at R. A. boats will leave at 2.60 p m. • AAA ichan Lake, a hough, unless this year The Joint meeting of local authori­ Powder, per pkt. ‘15c Brown & Go's.. 1302 Douglas SL • Obstructing Funeral.— F. M. Breston differs from the ordinary, this form of ties, fraternal societies, churches, Peanut Butter. 90 g* AAA was fined |5 by Magistrate Jay in the angling, $t least, a* far as the small military and naval bodies, etc., who German Names.—In The British Co­ Per pound...... ^1*7 V I Police Court this morning for driving lake is concerned, may be expected may be interested in the question of lumbian Oaxette notice is given by W. ! n motor car through a funeral procès- practically to cease in a few weeks at A. Kreamer of the change jof his name Women’s Summer most. Fishermen who know these cemetery accommodation In this dis Manitoba Fresh to William Alexander Stafford. waters say that from now on trolling trlct has been set for July 19 it 10 Flake White, an t AAA o'clock. Eggs. Per doz.. 44c will be confined largely to the big lake, Ratings ef Paye—Ratings and rates This decision was reached this ideal shortening 31c of pay in the Royal Canadian Navy though a spoon will probably get re­ * form the subject of an order published sults in some of the bays and in the morning at the meeting of the Inter UNDERWEAR municipal Committee, after brief dis­ : in the current number of The Canada creeks. Honeymoon Bay and particu­ Horlick* Malted Milk. Per larly Bear Lake will likely continue cussion by the members present. To-day one of our win­ Gazette. Morton’* Ground bottle, AAA good nearly all summer. Of course in Councillor Diggon stated that the dows displays a nice assort­ the bis lake trolling is fair, even at the Saanich Council agreed with some of Rice, 7-lb. tins.. 80c $3.35, 90c and,.. L Prohibition Case.—The case of Nel hottest part of the season if the spoon its ratepayers who had protested ment of styles in Women’s lie McLennan, charged with having is used In the proper places. In front against the Scott property on the QUALITY Underwear. Prices are as liquor In her possession in other than of the creeks, of course, the "best re­ ground of unsuitability. The Council a private dwelling place, was remand­ sults are always obtained in the sum­ had declined that property, and low in every earn- as good ed until Monday by Magistrate Jay In mer, but., sums nice fish have beet» —other one adjoining Ytte tTntvenrtty qualities permit. Here are a the PoWce Court this morning. taken in the Narrows at this time of School grounds because It considered A A A year. the area properly ’ belonged to real fey of them— — Cow Was a Vagrant.— The case of Cdwichan Rivsr...... 4——H denttal development. "We do not The People’s Grocerteria SERVICE John Vlmpany, charged with being the At present fishermen are doing well want a bleak looking area of tomb Vests—Cumfy eut or short owner of a cow that strayed into the in the big pool in the river where the stones," he stated, "and if opposition 740-761------YATES STREET------740-761 sleeve styles. All sizes. property of Annette Simpson and did fly is achieving remarkable success. It is to be disarmed, wherever the city AND some damage, was dismissed by Mag­ appears. If the reports of anglers be may locate the cemetery, we must SATISFACTION UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Prices, 75# to ...... 25# istrate Jay in the Police Court thii true, that shortly before dark a certain show the public how the land will be morning. species of fly suddenly swarms over developed, what character It will take OornMnsttons-eNu slrcu ea or. .. A . A A 'Two' Liquor Charges.—Orton Phil the water tn mxrttttades. Then the flsb, and give some assurance to the people with short sleeves ; tight which up to this time have maintained in the district that It will be main­ lips is at present In the police cells a very austere expression of counten­ tained on the perpetual care system." or loose knee. Price*. facing a charge of driving a motor car ance, begin to assume a receptive air Reeve Borden thought the scheme $1.25 to ....75# while under the Influence of liquor. and bite right and left. The only trou­ would have prospered far better had Accused appeared before Magistrate ble Is that this state of af$tirs con­ the City Council acted Independently, are three things you are al­ Jay this morning, and was sentenced tinues for only a abort time,, of which and he was prepared to say that the to a fine of $60 for having liquor In his the most advantage must be taken. Council would never have considered Resped for Public Intelligence is lured of if Good acre "a possession In other than a private Some nice ones have been landed, and the Scott site if it had started without SsAsRiebiriseaSCe. dwelling place, but the charge of driv­ one enthusiast reporta the taking of the suggestion of purchase from the Meats end Poultry are Victoria House, 636 Yates It ing while drunk was remanded until several flnny beauties weighing six owner. to-morrow in order that accused pound* each. The Interraunictpal Committee, might obtain counsel. Anglers who frequent these waters after hearing a suggestion from the Considered in Every Advertisement -bought for your home. will be sorry to hear that the shack on -J.-L...... — ...... — —4 Mayor as to what the City Council had Nixon Creek, which for years has been in mind In deferring action on the by­ Rather strange but it'a true; we always give the beat to you. ONE GRADE ONLY, AND used by travellers and campers In the law (the vote upon which was to have district, has, through the carelessness occurred to-morrow) then agreed to Resolve yourself into a committee of one and investigate THAT THE BEST. of some wanderer in the wilds, been the general meeting named above. Ride a Bicycle burned to the ground, and nothing re­ I here to-day. Phone us your order. mains but a pile of ashes. From Pllmley’s Salt Water. PLAN A HOLIDAY CRUISE In Cowlchan Bay there is little In A holiday cruise through the famous Choice Leg Prime Rib* Beef Don’t Walk 611 View St. the way of fishing doing at present, the •’springs," It Is understood, not having Inside Passage," where a sheltered sea ’ Mutton ...... 40c Per lb...... 33c L Macro & Sons arrived as yet after their winter’s va­ lane afford* placid sailing along a total cation. - Campbell River, It is said, la stretch of two thousand miles, is the Choice Shoulder Pot Roast Beef Cor. Johnson and Govt St*. crowded with fish and the Albernl dis­ very climax of sea travel. You are on trict Is also flourishing. Shawntgan the salt water, with the tang of sea Mitton...... 30c Per lb...... 29c Phones 81 and SR seems to have created a record for it­ breezes in your nostrils, but it is a 4 self this year, and some, nice catches placid stretch. Sometimes the vessel Choice Mutton Prime Ribs, Rolled The Overland are still being made. However, It will glide* over mirror-like seas, while be' getting too warm for the sport sometimes in the breese the water* Stew ...... 25c Per lb. ...."...... 35c pretty soon now. break into laughing waves too gentle to disturb the great vessel. To the Choice Mutton Shoulders Spring Bif lie Alarms $3.50 charm of an ocean voyage has been Lamb, per lb...'.. Sleep» Meter...... 62.00 JUDGE STILL ILL added steadiness, but more than that, Chops ...... 35c 35c S. Day Alarms ...... 66-76 Roadster i _ * there has been added scenery. The Choice C« Only to be had at Judgs Lampman is No Better; Exemp­ lane leads along the shore, wave - 2 The most comfortable two-seater for the pro- * tion Cssss Stood Ovsr. carven into myriad fyords and inlets, Sausage ...... StwMarfs Jewelry Stare pine-crested often, with snow peaks fessional and business man. Very economical, rising, sometimes very near and some­ 1111 Douglas Street. Judge Lampman, who has been laid times set farther back. To the West Prime New Zealand Lamb All other goods, Diamond*, etc., up with an attack of influensa for are the protecting Islands, sometimes with powerful engine and full floating rear some days, is still confined to his bed at the lowest tfrtce* Must sell be­ like Vancouver Island, of immense sise, Shoulders ...... 29c low cost to pay t$e taxes. and there was no Judge available to axle. hear the exemption appeals under the with their own series of mountains and Loin* Military Service Act which were set rivers, and sometimes groups of little down for hearing at the Court House islets. at...... 38c this morning. At the northern end of the ‘Inside Despite the endeavors of the officials Passage" lies Alaska, with snow-clad PicHic Transfer Co. Price $1,330.00 at the Court House to make other ar­ peaks rising almost sheer from the H. CAL WILL rangements no Judge could be found to waters, or a glacier descending the take the hearings and they have, there­ mountain side until a tongue of ice de­ F. O. B. Victoria. fore, been stood over until a Judge ar­ Mesvy Teeming e# Every scends directly Into the sea. At the rive». south the mountain slopes are gentler. Qeeerlptlee e •paolaRy The shores are forest-clad. The peak*, Married Last Night.—Last night at New England Market "Bay the articles in each of the groups of food which are Instead of rising harsh and forbidding, Phenes 246 241 the residence of Mr. McIvor, 40J Gar- loom distant In the background. TWQ STORES J. W. GILL IS A CO. not required by the armies."—Canada Food Board. bally Road, the Rev. Chas. Croucher, of The Grand Trunk Pacific Steamship Express* Furniture Removed, the First Congregational Church, Company have Just issued a booklet 1220 Government SL, Phone 2368-2369 1306 Gladstone Avo, Phono $400 Beegegs Cheeked end tiered quietly solemnised the marriage of Mi*s that will help you plan your holiday. Alice Vënn, of England, ^/md Walter This publication Is entitled "Alaska- Autos Was—kari, of Joyce, Washington State, U.S.A., In the presence of a few Through the Norway of America" and Phone 697 Thomas Plimley r22m intimate friends. After a brief honey­ Is descriptive of the entire sea route. 717 Cormorant 6t Victoria» B. C. Copy of booklet —d all Information 726 to 736 John «on SL Night Phone 1115ft sr 2147L< Day Phene 667 moon trip, Mr. and Mrs. Wasangari Motor Tracks, Deliveries will leave for their future home at may be had on application to any of Joyce. „ * the local offices of the company • Subscribe to the Victoria Patriotic Fund 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918 BOYS OF COLLEGIATE Sale of Second Hand Bicycles STAB ON THE TRACK Never mind the street car strike. Buy a Second-hand Bicycle and save time and money. Prices—$25.00, 820.00 and 818-00 Each. Make Good Time in Competi­ Every Bicycle guaranteed In good running order. Bold on easy Instalments—$6.00 down and $5.00 per month. tive Events in Annual ’ Sporting Meet 1121 Government 8L Quitting' the Men’s PEDEN BROS. Phone $17

Rome fine sportsmanlike and keen competition was seen In the tourne of the annual sporting meet of the Col- NMWate held recently at the Jtftrttee CADDOCK WINS ANOTHER CRICKETERS ARRANGE Hospital ground* a large crowd of par­ ents and friends witnessing the affair. GRUELLING MAT BATTLE: The Bishop Of Columbia presented the WORLD CHAMPION NOW pr|*es and congratulated the youthful FOR TWO BIG GAMES contestant* many of whom appear to be promising track and field stars of the future. The full results of the Casper. Wyo., July 6. -Sergeant Furnishing' Business various events were as follows: Earl f’addock, of Camp Dodge, la., retained the wrestling champion­ Choose Selection Committee 100 yards (under 10> — 1, camera, ship of the world by taking two Scholvfield, presented by Mra. Muskett; straight fall* from Yu»»lf Hussanc for Inter-City Contest; Tour­ 2. watch, Nixon, presented by Mrs. In their match here last night. "The MuskqtL first was obtained in an hour and, nament on August 21 100 yards (under IS)—% bat, A. Fell, one minute with a bar-arm and' presented by Mrs. Kelly; 2, torch. head-lock, and the second, with a CUftli, presented by Mr* Kelly head-Scissors and arm-hold. Shirts, Socks, Summer and 100 yards, open—1, racket. Button, presented by Mrs J 8. Bowker; 2. The primary arrangements for the landing net. Bowker, presented by Mrs. return gaip^ with Vancouver were J. H. Bowker. ROYALTY AS FANS 220 yards < under 12)—1, cup, A. Fell, made at a meeting of the Victoria and presented by P. F. Curtis; 2. rod, AT EXHIBITION OF District Cricket Association held last Rofrolefietd. night when the selection committee for Winter Underwear, Ties 220 yards, open—1, racket. Ruttan. THE DIAMOND GAME the intev-clty contest was chosen. This presented by Bishop Schofield. 2, raaor. McLorg. august body, as a- result of the as: m- EVERYTHING IN THE NATURE OF FURNISHINGS FOR MEN London, July 4 In the baseball 440 yards, open—1, camera. Ruttan, bl/'s deliberations, consists of Sparks, game that was a feature of the Fourth presented by Mrs. Doull. Ackroyd and (Toward. Transfers in . 14Aj.yg*tlg.„tunder 14 » —1. clock, Hol­ of July celebration, the navy team de­ man. presented by F. V. OS fin rr,"rod. feated. Ut«d L».y a score of LWU...LO. the local league were effected and the Doull. presented by P. F, Curtis ose of this stock as.quickly, as possible- ___ Sack race -^. Jbermoa. Boiston, pre Amrrlcaps uf prominence, -together.. senfed' by FT. J. Williams; . 2, Icnlfe, who-w444 be chosen Co­ with L$|ut.-General Smuts, the South re-present Victoria In the great con­ Shepheard. African statesman; Premier Massey, such as this sale affords are unknown at the Three-legged race—1, knives. Bow test. Enthusiasts may rest assured, Bargains in Haberdashery of New Zealand; Admiral Wetnyss, however, that the choice of the very ker and Ix>tt, presented by Mrs Win First 8ea Lord; Gen. 8ir William Rob present time. No man should miss this extraordinary opjtortnnity to purchase ter; 2, knives, Archibald and Fell able committee elected by ballot last ertson. Lord Deaborough and others. night will be "the very best .possible Consolation race—1. knife, McLean, Ensign Hays was captain of the the things lie needs now, and will need later on. presented by T. J. Ross; 2. studs. D. navy team and Ltnu. Mima of the The date for the Great War al­ Hrttson army. The two captains were pre­ longe Trophy was fixed for August 21 Relây race—1. knives, Holman. Mc- sented V# King George before the and the competition will continue for Lorg and T Barclay, presented by game. four days and conclude on the twenty- Capt. F. Verrlnder. fourth. The committee to take charge Broad jump (seniors)—1, brushes. of this Important event was also chosen Holman, presented bv Mrs. H. A Mac- TENNIS COMPETITION and will consist of Messrs. Lethuby, Robertson and Ackroyd. These gen­ Shirts Broad Jump (Juniors)—1, knife. A STARTS TO-MORROW IN Fell, presented by F. Boiston. tlemen will take charge of the affair Hist era’ race—1. links. Aline Stewart - SPITE OF CAR STRIKE and make the necessary arrangements. Superior quality Soft and Underwear Williams. An invitation to the Terminal City cricketers to enter a team in the con­ In spite of the street car’strike the test will be forwarded to the Mainland Stiff Cuff Shirts. The Annual Club Handicap Tournament of and other preparations concluded. Light Weight Balbriggan Under­ WELL-KNOWN MERMAID the Victoria Lawn Tennis Club will The meeting decided to grant a great range of colorings in start to-morrow." and though the cars transfer to Weeks of the Second Di­ wear, combination or two-piece ENTERS TIMES RACE may not run the racquets will go Into vision Garrison team to the Five C.'S. this assortment permits action as of yore. Considerable-in­ letters of thanks will he sent to Mrs. styles. Rvg. at $8 a terest is being expressed by the ath­ Boyd and M«*ssrs. Worlock and Ham every man to make a 'That the younger generation of letic fraternity as to the results of the Kirkham for their, work in connection suit. Sale price...... spla*h artists is interested In The match, but so far no prophesies ore with the entertainment of the visiting splendid selection. Sizes Times Aquatic Marathon, to be forthcoming If the entries Justify the willow - w letters on Mnrvl.ty staged a week from Saturday in expenditure involved, there will be hi, 161/2. Reg. $2.50 and Winter Woolen Underwear, Stan­ which the contestants wilt swim prizes for each event. The entries hav­ $8.00 values. Sale price, from the Causeway to the Gorge, is ing closed last night handicapping and RECEPTION SUCCUMBS field's and other popular brands. evidenced by the fact that F.dna drawing is being concluded to-day. each, Curry, tlw little athletic prodigy of TO DISTRICT DEPOT Reg. $5 a suit. the V'. I. A. A., has decided to enter only...... the race. .Miss Curry is not the VETS ARE ON THE OLD $1.75 greatest of local swimmers by a long The District Depot hadn't a great Sale price...... deal of trouble locating the Reception $2.50 way and there are several girls WAR PATH ONCE MORE much her superior. But there are in a friendly cricket game playwl on Wednesday, the final score being as none of her age. as far as is known, Determined to demonstrate once for Athletic Style Balbriggan Under­ who can crone within a mile of her follows: » all the immeasurable superiority «if District Depot. Pyjamas ' In the water. And she can give the science and experience over the ex­ Howard, c Reid, I» Meehan ...... 33 wear, two-piece style. Reg. 75c a l>est of the Victoria mermaids a'run uberance of youth, the veteran la­ for their money though she Is a Bowers, c Lines, h Butt ...... 1 crosse stick-handlers of this city are Flannelette aud Stout Cot­ garment. Sale price, mere child <>n this account she i« Payne, b Quainton ...... 18 POtUldorM. j»erhapa. the most re­ ffibbig ready for their second game Barton, c Kirkham, b Quainton .. 15 ton Pyjamas, plain colors jx-r garment ...... markable of local swimmer*, and with the youngsters, the former mix-up Faulkner, not out ------... 14 45c her entry Is especially gratifying to having ended in a draw. Alex. Stev­ Taylor, c Line*, b Quainton 10 and a iiiee assortment of those In charge Interest In this ens. the burly manager of the old fel­ Holmes, c Reid, b Quainton ...... 0 event, which promises to form one lows. thinks that a repetition of this Beckwith, b Johnston ...... 0 stripes. Coats with frog Balbriggan Combinations, three of the Red letter Days in local result is impossible and that the agil­ H. Faulkner, st Lines, b Johnston .. 0 ■Porting «nr,al* f,ir the year, Is ity of y«.uth is due for a big flop. But Extras ...... 13 fasteners or buttons., Reg. length and sleeveless. Reg. $2.00 g^ wlng i very î . the ancient athlete* are not going to algçken their effort* to win the gam«- Total...... 104 at $4 and $5. and $2.50 a suit. | j on this account and they will practice King and Watson did not 1 at. regularly from now on until the con- Reception C.C.-—1st innings. Sale price ...... Sale price mi if * Ms*l. M pulled, off. it .IS Bût yêt known LEAGUE BASEBALL when this Important event will trans­ Kirkham, c Payne, h Watson .. ? pire but the prehistoric stick-handlers Butt, lbw, b. Watson...... o will be ready anyway. Freeman. 1» Watson ...... 2 National. Quainton.’c Holmes, b Watson .... 2 Njeckwear Collars Handkerchiefs At 8L Louis (1st game): R II. E. Meehan, c Faulkner, b Watson . 0 Chicago...... 1 r. 1 COWELLS, MAKING THE Reid, b Watson ...... 8 A tremendous assortment of Well-known brands in Men’s fit. Louie r. o 5 1 Elder, li King ...... 7 Fifty dozen Pure Irish Linen Tyler and Killifer; Ames ami SPRAY FLY, WON LONG Batchelor. «• Faulkner, b King ...... 3 _ Wide-End Silk Ties and tubu- White Linen Collars._Good Ilandkerohiofs, Regular 75e Gonzales. J>grjoaatLJlLjaUis<>n ...------—.3 styles;, large .-sizes only. Reg. At St. Lôuls"(2uxl gamc) : R. H.’E DISTANCE WATER EVENT Lines, c WAMoe, ...... Jar-styles...Reg. at $l.tlOeaeh. Chicago ~. r:,rrr77rr"?T7T~.TT ; 1— 3 ' o Johnson, not out ...... 9 St Louis ...... 0 9 2 Extra* ...... I,...... 4 $8.00 a dozen. | 7 Ç Hendrix and Killifer; l>oak and San Francisco. July 4.—Frances Now...... «+?•*■• / O ®*Sale price ...... 45c Gonzales Cowells, of Han Francisco, repeated St,*?.... Si.oo At Boston (2nd game): R. H. E. her victory of last year to-day by win­ Total ...... 4;t Boston ...... 2 3 3 ning the s«»cond annual swim across Reception C. C.—2nd Innings. All our Better Quality Ties in the Silk Handkerchiefs. Regular at Philadelphia ...... 3 7 6 the Golden Gate. Her time was «me Kirkham. Ibw, b Bowers ...... 0 $1.00 each. Oeschger and Adams, Burns; Ragan hour, fourteen minutes and twenty- Butt, c Barton, b Bowers ...... 2 newest and smartest patterns. and Wilson. three seconds over the course of one Freeman, b King ...... 5 Suspenders . Sale price ...... 50c At Pittsburg— R. H. E. and one-quarter miles as against'her Quainton. c Howard, b Barton .... 4 Regular $1.50 QSf* Cincinnati ...... 4 ll 4 record time of forty-nine minutes Meehan, c Howard, b Barton .... 4 values for...... ^ «JV Pittsburg...... S 8 0 twenty-two seconds made in the 1917 Reid, not out ...... 1...... 3 Extra quality Elastic Suspend- Eller, Regan and Allan; Cooper and race. Elder, b Barton ...... 1 ers, several leading makes. Schmidt. White caps flecked the channel and Big assortment of Tubular Wash American. Batchelor, c and b Bowers ... . a, Reg. at $1.00. r c the oarsmen (n the boats piloting the Dermott, ç and b King ...... o Ties. Reg. 75c each. Belts At Chicago (let game): R. H. E. girls had all they could do to keep Unes, h Watson ...... 22 Sale price...... ” J L Detroit...... »...... 6 16 2 their small craft head« d Into th«‘wind. Johnson, b Bowers ...... u Hale price...... 25c Three dozen good quality Lea­ Chicago ...... 7 Î0 0 Seventeen starters of the twenty-five Extras ...... r» Boland. Dause, Cunningham and entered risked the swim against the Stanage; tilcotte and Hchalk. Jacobs. ther Belts. Every desirable advice of their pilots. A few minutes Total ...... 66 * At Chicago (2nd game): R. H. E. after the start a number of the girls Socks color represented. Reg. at Detroit ...... 1 7 0 were in distress. ân«i had to be hauled Chicago ...... 2 10 1 Into their attendant boats. Nightshirts James, Donovan ami Yelle; Benz LOCAL ATHLETE WAS Superior quality Silk Socks, all $1.00 and $1.25. and Jacobs. Mis* Lillian Lander, of Ran Fran 'Mercerized"Cotton or -Flannel­ Saht price ...... At Cleveland (2nd.game): R. H. E. cisco and Mrs. Al Williams, of Ala­ IN TERMINAL CITY colors.' Reg. $ 1.00 a C (A r* 75c Bi Loufa .. ..77.'.: . :.. . . . r. -g is t meda, finished second and third re­ ette. A1 qualities and good spectively. _____ 8ays *l4te ' Vancouver Province: pair. Sale price ..... JUC Cleveland . ‘. 9 tf 2 variety of colors. Practically Rogers, Davepport, Houck and Sev- "Among the visitors to Vancouver over eroid; Coombe, Groom, Bagby and DIXIE FLEAGER BEATEN Dominion Day was Harry G. Walton, all sizes. Reg. $2.30 and $8.00. Cashmere Socks, black or grey. O'Neill. the pioneer sportsman, who Is now Gloves Coast. BY WOMAN WHO WIELDED making hi* home In Victoria. He came Sale 1 Q C Regular 75c. C* C _ At Loe Angeles (let): R. H. E. over for the lacrosse match and en­ Sale price...... à? V Vernon ...... 4 I joyed ex-ery minute of his stay in the < r price ...... s? -1 *7 Twenty dozen pairs of Grey Silk Los Angeles ...... 3 1 CLUBS WITHOUT MERCY* city. While here he met Mr. J. A. Ful­ Check, Rieger and Devormer; C lerton and other veteran sportsmen Gloves, superfine quality. Reg. dall and Lapan. Seattle, July 5.—Giving an exhibition with whom he was associated In the At Los Angeles (2nd): R. I of the Scottish game which will be long late eighties. Mu Walton played foot­ at $2.00 pair. Æ* -| O C Vernoti...... 1 remembered by Seattle followers of ball and cricket he^e. being one of the Soft Collars Umbrellas Loe A ngeles...... 2 golf, Mrs. W. A. Gavin, metropolitan leaders in the latter game back In 1888. Sale price, pair. ,ff iiAJ Quinn and Devormer; Flttery women's champion and famous English He was also a bike rider of note, and Soft White Collars, in the best of Five dozen Silk Top Gents' Um­ Lapan. player, defeated H. A. (Dixie) Fieager. competed in several thrilling high At San Francisco (let): R. H. E. the new Northwest champion, without wheel events at the Brockton Point recent styles. All sizes, 14 to brellas, assorted handles. Cape Gloves, tan only. Regular Oakland .. *...... 2 8 1 her handicap yesterday afternoon at track. During one race he had the San Francisco...... 5 6 Q the Seattle Golf Club links In a match misfortune to get a fall on the cinder 17. Regular anywhere at 25c Good values at the tegular $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 a pair. Kramer and Murray; Kantlehner for the benefit of the Red Cross. Mrs. path and still carries the marks of that each. Sale CAp and Brooks. Gavin was one up at the eighteenth mishap. Mr. Waiton is enthûsiastic prie-, 15.0°. . $3 00 Second game— R. H. 4. hole, while she won four and three over lacrossie in the West and believes price, 3 for...... Bale price Oakland ...... 0 4 1 with^ her allotted handicap of nine that It will only be a short time before fast;...... $2.50 Han Francisco...... 1 5 1 Victoria is again in the running with Martin and Mixaesl; Odoul and Me* The match netted more th^n "$1.000 a senior team." for the Red Cross, according to official At Salt Lake (1st game): R. H. E. figures from Charles Burnett, who Sacramento ...... 6. 9 1 handled the holiday event in a capable BENNY LEONARD MUCH Stilt Lake ...... 4 14 1 man nest Weal and Easterly; Dubuc and TOO MUCH FOR BRAZZO YOU'LL LIKE 1117 Dunn (ten Innings). DE PALMA WINS RACE. Wildwood, N. J.. July 5.—Benny OUR CLOTHES GOVERNMENT TED LEWIS VICTORIOUS. Speedway. Cincinnati, O., July 4.— Leonard, lightweight champion, de­ Ralph de 1‘alma won the 100 qiiles lib­ feated Jack Brazzo, of Hazelton. «'a., —Bgd. STREET Akron, Ohio, July 6.—Ted Lewis, erty handicap automobile race at the here last night in what was to have welterweight champion of the world, Haronville speedway here to-day by been an eight-round bout, the referee easily outpointed Johnny Griffiths, of finishing almost a full lap of the two- stopping the fight in #ie eighth with Akron, in their 20-round match here mile course ahead of Tom Milton. The forty seconds to go to save Bstfxxo yesterday, according to newspaper latter had only a small margin over further punishment. Eight-ounce correspondents. There were no knock­ Muiford. while Barney Oldfield was a gloves were used and I^eonard proved downs and the affair vfcts tame half-mile behind, but landed in fourth his ability to use them, landing on his throughout. place. opponent almost at will VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918 "V VITAL IMPORTANCE , . OF THE SIGHT CLUB Riding A Moose jjiSU/ef/eo Francis Oulmet Discusses Re lation Between Club and the Tà/rty'jûrfe 22/sâre/. _ Art of Hitting the Ball BLUE RIBBON

The most discouraging thing that «SSfc.V: cah happen to a golfer Is to suddenly lose control, of the wooden clubs. AsMx TEA. Is a serious proposition with most golf­ ers b€fause It ts usually a long time before they can get back to hitting the ball the way titey formerly did. In nearly every case a long rest would bring the art back again, but as so few are willing to consent to lay ib*-yaw; Poor tea adds to life's trouble away their clubs for even a short time mi# they must take the next best cure— that go to a,professional and have AutoStTOD him straighten tnem out This" takes BLUE RIBBON time, but it is a lure cure If you stick JTis Cfiase at it. Sometimes the pro discovers the » fault.4» a few minutes and, once get­ ting. at, the seat of the trouble. U is TEA mw easily corrected. My advice Is to stick to the wood SHAVING PLEASURE Until you have recovered your old form to life's |oys and never under any circumstances "Mac” told me a few days discard your driver or brassle for Iron ■go that since he bought his clubs. Home great golfers hav ▲otoStrop hie regular morn­ switched to the Iron clubs and hav ing shave had become oae of played Just as well to all Intents and hie real pleas eres. purposes as If they had perfect com­ mand of the wood, but this is not an P. L C. SMITTEN BY NO DECISION. example for all golfers to follow who Charleston, W. Va, July 6 -Jack i .11 - ■ a i ' I- a ,i temporarily lose the knack of driving. MARS TAKES UP ITS, therefore, the only one thet is •- Dillon, of Indiana polls,- and A1 M>4Vyf el ways |b perfect shaving fcondiuou. . Travers "Lost Wood." RESIDENCE IN TOMB of Brooklyn, fought a close ten-round Take advantage of oar 90 I am a great admirer of Jerry no-deeiflon bout here last night. trial end obtain an Aut Travers. I firmly believe that he could TYy it under lose the use of all of the cluba in his Seattle, July 5—The Pacific Coast THE SCRIBE’S VERDICT. and V not itlrely satis- bag except the niblick and pick up this International Baseball League will club and make a very creditable score Rock ’Island. Ill., July B.—Harry with It, This Is because Jerry is close its 1018 season Sunday. R. L. AotoStrop Safety Raxor Co. Blewett, Seattle, president, announced Oreb, of Pittsburg, was given a news­ great fighter and can make the best to-day. paper decision over Bob Moha, of Mil­ out of what he has at hand. In 1912 •9-erD*.*. n Tvuaoa waukee, In a ten-round bout here yes­ Travers, for some unaccountable rea Seattle, Portland, Aberdeen and Van­ terday. son. went bad with the wotlen aluV# couver, Wash., have teams in the league The season opened with six It was most discouraging to a man A LUCRATIVE JOB. who had championships to play, but clubs playing. . Oil account of .poor.Support, the cum-, It meant Httttr to Jerry. He fbrerrtp Thé young subaltern, whose home, that he had no time to work out his her was later cut to four. fault, so instead of worrying over his By playing until Sunday, the P. C. was in the provinces, and who had seen misfortune he picked up his driving I. L. will retain its claim, granted by little of London in his civilian days, the National Baseball Commission, to iron and won two championships witli found himself wandering round the |lt. the players’ contracts and the North­ Nelson Monument in a \*ain effort to Always Trying. west territory. Mr. Blewett; asserted. Tffourt/ed. Most of thé players, it was believed discover the whereabouts of Cox’s But, skilful as Jerry was In winning here, w ill go to work in northwest ship­ Bank, with his irons, I know it was not satis­ n£JB yards and play with semi-pro teams. factory to him. Mis use of the driving 7/î£ &âtjp/ure, Presently he became aware of & Iron was only a means to an end. end grinning urchin who was following him no sooner did he cinch a match than he CHAMPION LOSES HIS expectantly. Perhaps the youngster picked out the driver again and played could help him. the bye holes with it. The use of the like a fairy tale or tt^e dream of son\e FRIENDLY CRICKET GAME. LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN wood finally came back and in 1915 we pipe dreaming hunter, but the above “See here, my lad,” he said. "I'm find Jerry again on the top of his RIDING WILD MOOSE cited instances have happened so often A friendly cricket game will be play­ Aberdeen. Wash.. July 5.—George looking for Cox’s Bank. 1*11 give you game, using his wooden clubs with al­ Along this line through the above men­ a shilling if you can direct me to It.” most as much confidence as ever. In ed at the Jubilee hospital to-morrow Ingle, the Coast lightweight champion tioned territory as to no longer cause from Seattle, lost his title here last 'AIL right, gu v' nor—come along," 1914, when we were all -In England, comment. (Saturday), commencing at 2 p.m., be­ night In a 10-round bout with Muff replied.4^ie boy, grinning more broadly Travers was using his driver fairly IS EMINfi SPORT v • Strong Swimmers. tween a Victoria eleven anod shoe for Fall. Mothers, note this that instead- of getting off the track useasu Tell Your Friends upon the approach of a train the moose FIVE C’S ELEVEN. Box Calf Blucher; solid; worth $5.50 a pair. starts hiking down the track ahead, About CALOX and, for some reason Just as strange The following players will compose Saturday we sell it for ...... as the lying down between the rails, the Five I C’s cricket team which will ms will not leave the track but keeps contest with the Albions at Beacon Hill Ihe waller plugging right ahead between the rails. on Saturday : Edwards, May, Sutton, Several times engineers slowed down Dehn, Quentin**Boseom, Tucker, Askey, and kept the animal going till tired, Bradford. Lea. Weeks and Payne. The MCKESSON & ROBBINS but instead of then leaving the track will start at two o'clock. the moose turned, and with head down, legs wide apart, defiantly offered bat­ , ALBION CRICKET TEAM. *KV New York ~ tle. But though not afraid of the monger engine, the animals, in every The following will play for the. Al­ 32 Tèetk'are 32 Heatons left the track upon thé engineer itions against the Five C’s at Bea *on Watson’s Shoe Store getting out and walking down the Hill to-morrow: B. Parsons (capt.), ,H. track into view; for, though offering A. Ismsy, L. W. Stephenson, M. B. 635 Yates St Phone 26 battle to the strange, unknown mon­ Lloyd, D. Gregson. V. C. Martin, G. H. ster of steel, the sight of. man quickly Wallon, A. Booth, T. Hoggarth,

I I^e^matlon would be, furnished-to the member» of the delegation, part of PRESS DELEGATES OF which might be divulged, on their re­ turn, and part be Of great importance ’ILOT EXONERATED In influencing their future counsel. The Scenic Sea Route Buy Your Wood After making reference to the great NEW ZEALAND WERE Imperial Press Conference which took to place In England nine years ago, and MEALS Now, while the weather ia dry, and because later on deliveries emphasising the ever-growing senti­ III ment of closer union, and greater mu­ IÏ and inay be affected by labor shortage. tual responsibility between the Home­ GIVEN DIG SEND-OFF land and the Dominions, the . speaker again thanked the Mayor and Wroolz of Aikokli Mami BERTH citizens of Auckland for their very Ul m*u*u ,v,dfU AUIIU-Attfih-r Included at eei hearty greetings and well-wishes, as- uted to Mistake in Naming Mackay & Gillespie Ltd. Ciyic Farewell Accorded Party Zl-.‘UHew“idmremïn ‘.nVeï-pr..- Alaska 738 Port St. Phone 149-622 ent and pleasant recollection with the I and Applying Deviation by the on Its Departure From delegation while absent from the Do- | Auckland minion. Grand Trunk DUE TO COMBINATION OF STEEL SHIPBUILDING Pacific CAPT. PARSONS MAKES The members of the New Zealand UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES Press Delegation which passed through SNAP Victoria yesterday en route * to Great Steamship* Britain and the Western front SCHEME IN AUSTRALIA HIS LAST ANCHORAGE Capt. John Calvin Foote, the Na­ -Braving Victoria et visit of inspection at the 'invitâtlop of 3 15 p. m every naimo pilet who was in charge of the Monday, calling at the British Department of Information ' Japanese freighter, Alkoku Maru, when I Ti nee Rupert, were accorded an enthusiastic civic Ketchikan, Wran* farewell on the ocaesion of their de she drove ashore on Kelp Reef on June gell and Juneau, parture from Auckland Seven Vessels of About 3,500 9 last; ha* been completely exonerT with a visit to Well-Known Skipper Passed ated from blame in connection with the Mayor J. H. ilunson, ftf Auckland, Tons Capacity Will Be taku glacier. 11 Acres Awav Yesterday After Lin­ wishing the delegates God-si>eed mishap by the Marine Court investi­ gating the cause# et the marine cas­ on 5%-mtle circle* their mission, remarked that It would Initial Programme ualty. 1 v' ^ gering Illness ill-befit Auckland to allow the depar IN SAANICH, lure of so important a delegation with­ The Inquiry was held In Victoria on Skagway June 21 and 22 before Capt. John D. on main roall, close to V. A S. Ry. out a public expression of appreciation and of the ever-growing and wise influence Macphereon. wreck commissioner for The Australian Government is now REAURN S ROOMED HOUSE, Capt. Harry Parsons, a well-known which the newapaiwr Press of * New contemplating the inauguration of an British Columbia, assisted by Capt. D. mariner of this port, passed away yes­ Zealand was exerting on the life and 8. Jones-Evans and Capt. A. O. Cooper, large barn. extensive steel shipbuilding pro­ thought of the community and a Re­ gramme. The British expert engaged to as nautical assessors. Fruit Trees in full bearing. terday at hfs home., 1.400 Pembroke Street, after a lingering illness lasting cognition of the great events in which supervise the Commonwealth ship­ The finding of the Court, handed Only $1,500. for the past six months. The malady the departing delegation would take a building scheme is now completing hi* down to-day. is as follows; "The notable place. On behalf ot the citizen» causing death was cancer _ in the examination of the Federal, State and Court after carefully studying the evl Reservation, and full Information at City PanMnger and Ticket Of Be. he wiahed the members of the party privately-owned plants. The Australian dence adduced in the above investi­ *00 Wharf Street. Phone 2241. Bungalq^r In Oak Bay wanted. 6 stomach. God-speed <>n the great mission which or • rooms. We have client wait­ As a member of the waterfront com­ Government has extensive yards at gation. and having taken into consid­ they had undertaken—a mission in Sydney; the State Government of New eration all the circumstance* which ing. Send In your listing at once. munity here and hie association with which every New Zealander was’ matters marine. Capt. Parsons was South Wales has A plant ht Newcastle, resulted in the above mentioned ship cl'ssely Interested. After the war New and the State Government of Victoria ping casualty, finds that the stranding well known throughout the length of Zealand would be taxed to its utmost Nine acres, choice land, all culti­ the British Columbia coast. He has controls yards at Melbourne, all of of the steamship Alkoku Maru. on Kelp vated. close to city, $275 per acre, resources, and It would be to the Press which are managed by competent steel been a resident of this city for the past of the country that people would look Reef. Haro Ht rails, B. C„ was solely At YOUR SERVICE or will consider part exchange. twenty-eight years, coming out to the shipbuilders with practical experience due to a combination of unusual and for a lead in influencing opinion, in in British yards. It is claimed that * With Coast from Harbor Grace, Newfound­ e(taping suggestions, and for guidance unavoidable circumstances, unfortun­ land, during the height of the sealing there is sufficient steel In Australia to ately all working In the same direc­ in dealing with weighty and difficult build seven steamships as the Initial industry. problems. New Zealand owed much to tion. the result of which under the $ WIIERT3I l MUSGRAVE For several years he skippered vari­ part of the programme. At the outset then conditions was Inevitable. lawail Pesaikla Hates far HeMay Trips ___ Winch Bldg., 640 Fort St. its Press for what it had stood for in some imported materiaW will be used, ous vessels plying in the sealing trade the past, and they had firm grounds The combination of circumstances out of this port.’*being in command of but the bulk of the steel will t>e sup­ aHuded to were (1) a very strong ebb t**r confidence In the future. The plied by the Brow en ' Hiil t 'ompany's $50-Vancemr It Einaatat er Calgary and Ratirn-$50 the Wanderer when that craft met her members of the delegation would tTaè acting on the vessel’s starboard Trains leave Vancouver » a. m. Sunday, Wednesday and Fridays. fate off the West Coast of Vancouver steel works at Newcastle. N. S. W„ bow; (2) a grave error in the nam­ therefore carry with them the hearty which, with subsidiary or associated Electric lighted standard and tourist sleepers, excellent dining-car service, good wishes of the Dominion’s cltisens ing of the deviation, and (3) a dense When sealing was banned by Inter­ companies will ultimately be able to compart ment and. f4ran,ltlff-rwm obtmatlon ears ____ - - HOPING TO STABILIZE on their important mission, together ftwwluh all the xtructimO iMW riqillfW. ffi*. Of these factors no Single one of im t Ion alirFftty; rapt: piinohw TofilT with the earnest hope that they would itself would have led to the casualty, Mod.rn Equipment—EmImi Gradm— Magnifient Senary. RATES. CANNERS BID over the command of the steamer Contracts will be placed with the gather information which would be of shipyards In the various states, and. but the result of the three combined Boforej making your plan» eotjalder traveling via thl« -New Route'' of Trader and subsequently entered the fur-reaching value to the Dominion on was fatal, more especially so as the Interest, convenience and comfort. All Information anti literature gladly ! HIGH FOR SALMON service of thv Federal Public Works while no definite information is yet their return. He wished them a suc­ available as to the sise and class of first two named erred in the same di­ supplied. ft Department, latterly having charge of cessful and pleasant Journey and a rection. In the Court's opinion after the tug Petrel. Two years ago he left steamships to be built, it is considered Vancouver. R C., July 6.—Opening safe return. by had to be conveyed Two Extras !! Japanese orchestra aboard the steam­ duty at the time of the casualty were in the Japanese language from the ship Fushlmt Maru and Suwa Maru, worthy of blame, with one single ex captain to the apprentice, and from AND RETURN the two largest and most palatial ship# ception of the apprentice. M Marhl the latter to the pilot In the English For Saturday of the fleet plying between Yokohama kake, who. as the only English-apeak language, and through this, the result These are giant values for the and Victoria. l.ng member of the executive depart was that the ship was steering in The Introduction of a musical troupe ment, was the medium for conveying course from four to five degrees to family-provider. I>on’t pay any information between the master of the the west of that which the pilot in­ store a cent more. Here’s the on these liners is an innovation that will be welcomed by the ever-increas­ vessel and J. C. Foote, the pilot, and tended her to do. and being foggy at •C.S.H." prices: there can,be no question that on M $|.50 ing number of travelers taking passage the time It was impossible for him to to and from ports In the Far East by i Machikake...... _ -----must --be *placed—•—7 the onus check the course by tpeans of bear­ the venae Is of the premier Japanese | *, <,.’V—Ü?" tf£*®rly ing*. etc. nor could he possibly be Misses' White Mary shipping concern. Instead of westerly, though without aware of the error in the course he The Cash Shoe House conducts a strictly cash Shoe Store, The Fushimi Maru will be the next doubt unintentionally.’’ was steering until It was too late and Janes N. Y. K. arrival at this port from Changed Pilots. Kelp Reef beacon was sighted on thé has no delivery expenses, uses cents and cuts down prices the Orient. Word has been received by In outlining the causes of the strand wrong bow. wherever possible W. R. Dale, local agent for the com­ ing the finding goes on to say: "It ap Skilful Handling. pany. that the Fushimi Maru sailed pears that the Alkoku Maru. under the Every Wednesday from Yokohama a day behind schedule. instruction» of the United States «hip­ The evidence clearly showed that an She has"plenty of reserve speed, how­ ping Board, left Seattle at 8 45 p m interval of tea minutes elapsed after ever. and iM expected to pjil in an ap­ on June 8. 1918, In ballast trim for High ting the beacon on Kelp Reef and 70S Fort Union Bay, B. Ç., to load à cargo of before strtkttig YKe rock" on which the ead Saturday pearance on Tuesdajr "next. On her present voyage the liner Is coal for a certain destination. She was Alkoku Maru subsequently re bringing In some 500 passengers, in­ then in charge of a Puget Sound pilot, This at first eight eeeme rather un­ June to September 30 Street cluding all classes, and a capacity who brought her to a vicinity off the usual and an extraordinary incident, The C. S. H. These come up to 2s. have all- cargo of freight. The cargo consigned port of Victoria, when the Puget Hound but it is accounted for by the fact that Stands for lower costs and a quick turnover white soles and tops. "Fleet to Victoria amounts to 1.500 tons, part pilot disembarked and the services of the particular rock on Which the ves­ J. C: Foote were procured to pilot the sel struck is situated ». 0. N magnetic s. s. Foot” make. Smart bows, of which Is destined for reshtpment to the mainland. vessel to Union Bay No time was lost half a mile distant from) the beacon, low rubber heels. A-| /*q The Japanese liner Kamo Maru. also in the interchange of pilots and the and the Aikoku Maru was during this "C.S.H.” Price ... dleOv vessel continued her voyage. tstand of the N. Y. K. Heel, which lias been interval of time In a position with Boys1 Sandals on the coast for the past two weeks, F>thw the erMèwe ft seems that It nmtparstlvety deep water under her. was then breaking daylight and the and that portion of Kelp Reef which is Up to 2’s. is now posted to leave here to-morrow Princess WHITE afternoon on her outward voyage to weather conditions were then favor marked with a beacon, on her star­ Beach Shoes Yokohama and Kobe. All her passenger able. Trial island was rounded at 4.54 board hand, and the other unmarked accommodation has been booked, and a.m. and $ course N. E set for a posi­ portion on her port hand. In other » her holds will be bulging with cargo tion off Discovery Island. After pro words she was at one time In a posi­ by the time she clears from this port. reeding about two miles on this course tion almost surrounded by rocks, and * POLISH a thick fog shut down and the Sound though . there was a considerable IjBpEssagra of the fog horn on Discovery Island amount of skilful handling of the ves­ *l\ The "All White" Polish. belhg heard fine on the port bow. the sel displayed on the part of the pilot. WIRELESS REPORTS ship was prudently hauled out half In an endeavor to extricate her from K. P. Kith* » Ok, Ltd . Fseenger Regular 10c, for the dangerous position. It unfortunate­ Up to Sise 2 point »ne Freight Acuta, lilt Wharf St Off Trial Island. ly did not meet with the desired and Just the thing for the picnics. July $, • a. m. well-merited result, due without doubt A strong hard-wearing non-ripping White tops with black soles, a At 5.26 the sound of the fog alarm to the strong ebb tide then running. S. 8. President Leaves Victoria Point Grey—Clear; calm; 29.19; 66; Sandal, lasts twice as long, all eixee genuine "Fleet Foot’’ Shoe. on Discovery Island was located abeam The vessel, however, grounded very I thick seaward. at an estimated distance of one and July 12, 6 p.m. at tha ‘C.S.H." Saturday, at easily, and owing to the falling tide Cape Laso—Clear; calm; 29.90; 62; one-quarter miles, though. In the remained fast, though every effort was Saturday,...... for. . $1.69 the "C.S.H." 89c ea smooth. Court’s opinion, it was probably a lit­ made to float her. For Sen Francisco, Los Z-ige- Pachena—Rain; 8. E.. light; 29.76; tle less, and a good and proper course 154; light swell. Sent For Assistance. lea and Ban Diego Direct Este van—Clear; calm. 20.70; 56; sea to a position off San Juan Island was' - set The fog still Continued thick, anj Ale eamne. fr»m tutti*. Tuudiy». Ladies’ High- I moderate. Assistance was sent for by means of Ladies* White Romps “PICKFORD an official lookout was kept, their be­ the wireless telegraph, and the steam­ Friday, «nd Sundry». Alert Bay—Overcast; calm; 29.82; For particulars Phone No 4. Top White 154; sea smooth. ing on the torward bridge besides the ers Alaskan and Nltinat were prompt­ PUMPS” Triangle—Cloudy ; N. W.; S0.06 ; 54; captain and the pilot the third officer ly on the steene, though, as it subse­ •APSTV—SPEED—COM FORT Bede I heavy swell. Spoke str. Princess May. and an apprentice, and according to quently transpired their services were 6.40 p. m.. off Pine Island. 8.30 p. ta. the evidence the boatswain was also not required, the Alkoku Maru float­ All sixes In the northbound; spoke motorshlp Libby stationed In the fore part of the ship. ing off easily later, on the rising tide famous Fleet Foot I Main. 10.40 p. m.. northbound; spoke At 6.10 a.m. the fog lifted slightly for by means of her own engines about seller. It's » in. I str. Prince Rupert, 12.40 a. m.. Mill- a few minutes and the top of the high eight hours after the stranding. The Union Steamship high, of lily white I bank Sound, northbound. land on San Juan Island in the vicinity After floating, the ship proceeded to fine canvas, with Dead Tree Point—Clear; N. W.; Esqutmalt. where she was docked, and Co., of B. C. Ltd. A simply lovely styii, vungs to of Mt. Dallas was observed a little on covered heels. Be 130.14; 48; sea smooth. the starboard bow an examination of the damage she had the foot, no slipping, white Ikeda Bay—Clear; N. W.. fresh; sure and get a Just as shown or with strap, smart­ sustained was made which damage 8. 8. Camoeun sails from Victoria soles and covered heels. 129.84; 57; sea smooth. Ne Echo. est for the outing, tennis or boat­ fortunately proved to be not very ex­ every Tuesday U p. ml for Campbell pair to-morrow at Prince Rupert—Fog; calm; 29.96 ; 60; The whistle which had hitherto been "C RH." Price— tensive. Owing to certain existing Hirer, Bella Cools. Alert Bay, Pt this special price. ing party. All sises— I dense seaward. ^ kept constantly blowing at the proper conditions, however, it was deemed Hardy, Rivers Inlet Canneries, eta Intervals as a fog signal, was now advisable that the ship should proceed Point Grey—Clear; calm; 29.90; 68; used as a means of obtaining an echo, to Seattle, to have the necessary re­ Regular sailings from Vancouver to for the purpose of estimating the dis­ Prince Rupert and other B,

CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ixwal improvement Commlsutoner*. ap- under the •‘Victoria City Kelief Act. ISIS (No. 2)." will hold their hint . for the vonalderation of the several matter* and work* of local Improvement “Lancelot" in the Returned Local Improvement Commis­ 1er K|»ecifled. at the Council Chamber, CMy Hall, Victoria, B. C., on Monday, Noblemen at 2.10 o'clock p. ip. Men's Weekly Writes of sioners Consider They Have No. Street and Nature of Work. I Leighton Road, from Port Street to Richmond Rood. Grading, draining, By-election Public Obligations 15c. CIGAR permanent wldewalk*. gutter*. «- i 1 Leighton Road, from Belcher to Jubilee Street» Permanent sidewalk on south side, curb and gran* plot on triangular ground at intersection or Port Street and I^ighton Road. ____ Truly,. NOBLEMEN l Fort Street, from Oak Bay Junction to Belcher Avenue Permanent ISSUES WARNING ABOUT The Local Imprivement Com­ among cigars. Have sidewalks on Mouth side. * . „ missioners yesterday afternoon at con­ 1 Fort Street, from Oak Bay Avenue to Richmond Road Grading, draining, you smoked one lately? , paving, etc. Complaint of W. Marchant, re Lot I, Bb*k IS. JL*™*”!** FUTURE POSSIBILITIES siderable length went Into the merits A rich, frayant, satisfy-1 Estate Complaint of M. J. Sherritt, re Lot 2. !Blocki U, F*rn”?<ï1 of the View Street expropriation and Estate. Complaint «»f Arthur Coles, re lads 2 and 41. Blocks . and 1. heard various views with regard to the ing smoke, kindly to the I'siTXMawl h'ftst* Ctiwrplaint of Elisabeth Jane Clark, re Ixits i ano *, division of the cost of the work, also, Blocks 86-27. Pernwood Estate. __ arguments that the work being one of nerves and mild and . I Broughton Street, from Dougla* Street to Qu»*ra fttreet. JiSin* ’’What can Glolma do," or "Our. duty a public character, the expropriation Uniform in quality. i Basil Avenue, from Blackwood Street tv Cook Street. Grading, draining. and His Limitation*," X constitute title ought not to have been a frontagers’ m mi 9 Chandler Avenue, from St. Charles Street to Fowl Bay Road cost, but should have been a general antate. Complaint of E. H. Andersen, re l^ta 16-lt. «eBUMl •}. tion to this week's issue of The The CommlHsloners expressed great S. D*vis <11 Son» I Blanshard Street, from Pandora Avenue to Bordet^ Avenu* _ Widening Veterans' Weekly. The artU-le seek* astonlsliment after hearing statements LisiRsd Hldewalks, removing unie* and sidewalk on east side between Lourtn y to moralise on the victory at the poll* of D. Fraser on behalf of the owners of Street and Burdett Avenue. „avin, the McGregor Block, corner of Broad MONTREAL. Brooke Street, easterly to St Charles Street Grading, draining, paving. on Friday lust and also to place the Street and View Htreet. They ascer­ foot on the soft pedal for the tieneflt 407 X Brooke *Street,ICfr<»m Stannard Avenue to St Chari** Street. Extension tained that the building was earning of those returned men who may In* about $3,000 a year in rentals, hut that Brooks' Street,1*?rum Walton Street east to end of street. Grading, drain- taking to themselves great store on the oWners had not iwlil general taxes what the member-elect will be able to since ISIS, and owed five years’ local Street to Pairtlrtd accomplish In the local legislature. improvement taxes. The opinion, draining, peving. sidewalks, etc Complaint of K H Andecnon, te ia> The writer ixdnta out the fallacy of therefore, which they expressed was attended and hearty welcome they were rival In the city, gone down to the expecting Federal sustenance from the Arm îï2i,Stt..wer Road to Lot 1. Block V Dmtolf that the city needed a tux sale, that It boats on several occasions to-meet his Provincial larder and the unfairt?esH of was the most glaring case they had entitled to. walk on east hide. Complaint of L. U. Cenyers, re Uol l. £ charging up to the British Columbia yet met of owners making a revenue SOLDIERS WILL OE Only One Aim. comrades from overseas and he had Blanshard * Street, from Fort Street to Courtney Street. Cluster lights Government the burden which rightly from business property and not mak­ Several upenkers, had given their noticed that, through apathy as regards belong* to the Dominion a* a whole. ing nn effort to keep taxes paid up, at views as to what form the mark of ap­ tiie boys coming back, they did not get Bank Street,"from Oak Bay Avenue to Com.n A>enue ^mlîîard* At the same time he observes that least partially. The chairman asked preciation should take and some were the welcome they should get. Of course Beech wood Avenue, from Lilhau Road to PairtleUl Road Ihnilevani* tardiness on the part of the Federal how could the owners expect the Com­ WARMLY WELCOMED Bank Street, from Oak Ba> Avenue to Cowa»> A * ewpe^OraBWy., arain^ authorities should be no hlndran- . t<> missioners to regard them In the same inclined to ftifget that the club had there was the difficulty of the men be­ lug. paving, side walks, etx; Complaint ot James A. Bland, re Provincial action up to the limit of Its light as citlxens who had borrowed been formed far the end dlettnct pur­ ing still under dlsplcpine when they ar­ pose of welcoming returned men at the and IL Block N, Rectum 74. Complaint of B. A. Trust co.. capacity. money from the bonk to pay taxes? rived and they were obliged to hurry ■SSESÂl'AÏiïiL. from I.UIi»nMtssd to Patrflrtd lU«d tlrodirt,. dr,ln boat*. Mr Day called their attention Diffieult Position. Not Damaged. to this fact, however, *taling if they to Military Headquarter* to report, «SS^hMilSw- X.roo. to waterfront. »■—■.< .idr.uik, The article proceed* In part: Mr. Fraser iy>peared to argue that Welcome Club, Formed Three would confine their energies to that while other* were anxious to hurry to "As the first returned man to c»b: the block was unjustly charged for the duty alone and do It well, the aim of their homes. ■ncHaMl'1'ItwiiM. from ltollya.-at Crws.nl to UIHah Road. Psr- View Htreet extension, but the Com­ Years Ago, Takes New the organixation would be uccom- tain a Seat in the Legislative Assem­ Approves Suggestion. bly of British Columbia, he will bv the missioners could not agree that condi­ pliebed Bl a ck wood*Street? from lU, s.rcj to HI.Bnd, Avenu. Uradin,. drain- cynosure of all eyes; he will lw the tions had been demaged by the street Lease of Life Whet wee wealed was more paeon There was not much time to do any­ extension, in view of the fact that the hers, greater Interest and greater ac­ Bay*"stroot,'*frt>iii Ikntsla. KM to Hr*,. Street. <=«*«, drninln,. standard, and the fitness of returned thing for the men in the way of a re­ men to take part In the government of McGregor Block was on one of the tivity. Sergt - Major Webb, who hap- ception, but Sergt.-Major Webb the province will be. judged according most im|H>rtant commercial corners of lien'ed to lie preaeiit, was called uinmi Bleck wood'*'street. Ifrom HdkM, Avenue .ot-ummlVAT,»^ the city, and opposite the chief retail thought the suggeseion that a recep­ to his work. The position of a lone ex- New life was given to the Welcome to address the meeting. He spoke of the receptions given returned men all tion at one of the theatres would not be private with all kinds of unfolr preju­ store In Victoria, Club last night at a well-attended K.. T. Williams, who had held prop­ the way across Canada, the party In a bud idea, os tills could be doue after: dices to live down will l»e sufficiently erty on the street, between Quadra and meeting in the City Hall, presided over s,7.v,'. by Mayor Todd ami indications are that which he traveled being met at one the meiT were free to attend. as& v:r «... ‘assn/assfe a™* «>«<.«, difficult without the added unpleasant­ Vancouver Streets, for residential pur­ place b> two banda and In iome of the permanent sidewalk*. , . ness «»f dissension In the camp: there hereafter Victoria will give the re­ The executive is to meet again on Burleith Rlice. -Iradmg, loTion Rot*- Oradltts. poses since 1873. agreed that the open­ cities the people turned out in thou­ Tuesday. July. 16. to further discuss has never been a time in the brief his­ ing of the Htreet had been of great turned soldiers a warmer reception sands to greet the, boy*. While in­ than they have been receiving of late. plan*, the fallow ing being memliers of tory of the returned soldier movement dividual. me« and small parue* uf .x*h beœtii lu . Lite whole .At the View trntm Trrr pohited out ttinr ttie rtnb lettre -committee- Mayor Todd. Mr*. -■5S PSS SffiwSss j au&at Street owners. However, his taxation turned hien found iQrather awkward Palmer. Capt. Martin. R.X., Mr*. Ack- than at the present time. come too high for purely residential tied bien farmed thret yean when to lie given a big reception, still, on the •E' the need of such an organisation had royd. George- 1. Warren. Mr*. Sea- "in the past dissatisfaction has been property^ and he suggested that It whole. It. pleased the men who had brook Young. Mr. .Food, Capt. Cump- rife because the Government has not l»een hrat felt, and for a time the work would have been better to have appor­ done their lilt to be greeted In a friend­ Ih-11. Keabrook Young. Richard June*. Ce'celia "street, from Man. heater Hoad to XV anhmttton Avenue. Oradlns. done all we thought .11 should; that tioned tile cost of the street extension carried on was quite satisfactory, but ly manner on their return. interest was not kept up In the meet­ Mr. and Mrs. Mear*. Rev. A. deB. Government is BtULtb power, not Com-- over a lunger section of View Street Netteed Apathy. Oweir, John Day. Mrs. Ball.-Mr#. W4Ht- than the urea actually assessed. ing*. with the re*utt that The men ar­ sl**» r.tJ. ulotma Wt hui real perfectly riving here were not given the largely- Sergt.-Major Webb had, since ar­ Inson, I*. Taylor and A. W. Webb. jszsæattsrs satisfied that opr comrade wUI leave The Commissioners approved of Mr. north i*le. no stone unLirn.d to improve contli: Williams’s view with regard to the Bay Street, from l*ougU* Stieel tu laimer» tit.ns 1er ih. widow. iM orphans And problem o(. assessment on residential ojSTiSL&rSîln’Mo» S.r..t .in**,, drutitlng, tutvlng. aldewnlh. the men who are-here or who will property west of Cook Htreet. but stat­ eventually return. ed that the hea.vy liabilities had been Courtney Street, front Itougta,. Street to Humahard Streey Side.alka ‘‘There is one misconception which impose*! at a time when reasonable ex­ C»mosun"*Street. from t-ndora Avenue V-.ea Street, tlradtn, drain- we must get away from: The short­ pectation existed that the whole pf the comings of the> Federal Government area between Douglas Htreet and CI ' ft ord*Strew. : ' fron I W.mdUnd Korn, to eae, end o, atreet. Heading. must not 1h- charged up to the Provin­ Cook Street would tie business semi-business property. Grading. cial "Government. If we expert our Ceurt'ney* sNrnet',""front'’ *lJWWg*n Street to Quad,a Street member-elect to obtain that measure Walker Street. Borne'ide"Read''fftta ' i mug,as B„«, to Wn.hlo.tm. Avenue. Oradm,. of assistance which should rightly F. G. pew k es appeared on behalf of c.»me from Ottawa, we shall l»e sadly the present owner* of pr«»i»erty on «<• «--...... «•»»«t4***-draln" disappointed. The man who has Walker Street. Victoria West ajnd fought for his country- is entitled to a mg paving, wldewalk*. eU’ . * »... street Grading, draining, stated that they had unloaded on them cook stroot. Iront I .';» to ^ta> lx.„ ,, 2 and ». i-a. re It square deni on his return, hut It would a property with a heavy local im­ paving, eto fompUntt of *TOrr U.e—. yavins. .It------be the essence of unfairness to expect provement assessment when no im­ Douglas street. Ir.,t„ f.1 In'-,.l. Avenue Lighting The Pikivinclal Government to shoulder provements had been made which Douglas Street. * ‘“SI. ® H «.[it AveeW Hav ing, etc the whole burden. IZlW sVErt. Tron.'dŸvIdlnrtnî he,.,,., Htv. n. 3 and , and Tolm,. could lie located. Combined Provincial Attack. The Commissioners Indicated that a Oovernrnent « lt& « » WOiï. 'K F> . sew^r excavation, two shacks, no side­ 17 Block 1vr.,T Fini^sufl ^aiatg-— gtreeL Paving, construe- ish « ‘olumbia men has l»een extolled, Makes a &ood car better" vve ar*. Justly proud of the fact that walks, and a street above the level of 59 •ssravsikSsn "f s?wt-i„-----.*. »...u.*^and this province has contributed more the surrounding streets. It" was im­ 164, Hlo* 25. wharf street to ÎH.ugUui Street. Paving Com men. per capita, than any other pn>v possible to tell where the street ended, Courtney Street, from %>hmf tRreet u ihui 3b4 Work 2$. , . inve In the Ikmiinion, ami it 1* at this and the nelghlnirlng field began. plaint of Margaret J. Mart re leota k Waters. Grading, drain- „ cèrh.ny Fo.d. nom ';-.«,;"fe,‘-SdMÏnï;lKlr.muM "oun„n, re Lot ». l>pint we should stop ami take n«»tlce. General taxes have been paid on the If the Provincial Government nuan­ For Cijillnder Walls property. Mr. Fowkes showed, and the Blueka Section S. „ . . M . heeler Rond (Iradlng. draln- ces schemes for it* returned men, vve Commissioners taking this as an earn­ »l Gorge Road, rrviu ImugU» Street to Man.net Wock 12-1. See­ shall he penalised on account of our est of the owners to retain the prop­ ing. paving, et. tom plaint of w. Marcnan. i Becllon 6 and patriotism, while Quebec w ill sit back erty. directed that a letter should be EEP your cylinder walls like new—un scored and as km » i. Map 7Ml t-omid.hnt ' It and li. Mock and smile, glad to be relieved . f both pt |lx>t 2. Complaint of A. W. wcworran r* sent to the City Engineer asking for u smooth as glass with a film of oil that withstands its financial and mon-power obliga­ report upon the circumstances of th« „ Du'n.«nr5,r««:'N..r,h Of lm, .0 Rloek -A- tipevprlation OmnpUin, tion* The wealth of the Dominion 1* street Improvement. K heat and cold and maintains effective lubrication. „r Kate Jones re Lot_4, Bcctlon.5. terly limit «>f Lot 17. Bl4 and 5. Pern- to the mountain. If the nine prpvtnoee. ployment' period three, years ago. The BgtlBUE 1it :gff!W2nBPrtteB.. rogfsgtm Hi ■ rom of Iks until trslilnédft FT*-*"*" depends on a gas-tight piston-to-cylinder contact. Correct lubri­ Dominion Government to provide the Mr. Day explained the circumstance*’ Street, from .> ikiF-“ •* ...... — . , . cation is therefore most essential. It reduces friction to a minimum, •49 Comptatm ^f rt*. E. Wilson re hub lx,t financial assistance to enable the prov­ lif the church property, which is held prevents overheating, protects the cylinder walls.against scoring and inces ta.inaugurate necessary achemes tfl"tf1f*t from tit# Dmighis Estate only Niï^k. StreeL ...... XI-',o - s;ry. n Oradtng. drtth- to care b-r the men "ti return t>> civil so keeps power from leaking past the pistons. *Z- wo L.ng as U to actually used for Tife Tt would probably..hav> côri*T«Tër- church purposes. The frontage charge able effect. It is along line* euch a* Biook 11. Hr.kley Knrm. n.* Lu«I* Md^d. grid- Is $23. and the Commission agreed that thi* that t'omrade Glolma can a»*i»t in the figures were exceptional. question* directly concerning the Fed­ "iMtesss 5r sss-L1» ;rey ,, eral Government Other Cssee. n/'r'oarte. Street from JUaJOand Avenue to Ha.rfield Rogd._ Grading. Owners on Hollywood Crescent were “dlSaSlT lïüïg; «“ Complaint o( T. B. re I-ember,on Moon Not in His Gift. ■7S heard, also Mr Wood, a lot owner on BÆ3B& We must expect to hear from our H in, I de* Avenue, from mAmber that some of our Ideas ere 1m- llwulUtin Slreet. In Uut Util lumtd case the paved street ends in a swamp, IS paving. ,ÏV. i^uîETTe G. Rnor re Block l»rai:.ticable; the information he will and the assessment equals that has the right body to lubricate every moving part of the motor with a be able to obtain may prove conclusive­ n^"»» Avenue, from Itoy Slreet to Gorge_ Rood Grading, drainin charged on paved streets where there protective film that minimizes wear and friction. It lessens carbon 142 ‘ tfuylng. Complaint ot Pemberton A Son re K Pt. Lvts 27 and ly thàt w’e are asking for the moon. In which case we must submit to the In­ i* a continuou* thoroughfare. troubles—does not gum in summer nor congeal in winter. It keeps The Commissioners considered thu< at Andrews Street, from Himeoe Htreet to Northerly Termination Grad- evitable with a good grace and not ac­ cars in smooth running order the year round. __ 5417 draining isuving etc" <’mil plain I uf R. Jonee re Lota 13. 14. 15 »ml cuse him of Incompetence, because he a frontager was entitled to relief in a !-0 and Pt.^iumestca.l 175 fee. on Fi Andrew Street, James Buy. Sub- < ann.it accomplish the Dnposxible. The case of that character. Polarine is made in two grades—Polarine,and Polarine Heavy. It ftivi*l>in iff i‘^r| of titciluu 1. Reekie y harm ———.—,T .. u-i ■., î-opeeatloti 4»f -tlve^ Government and a is supplied itr one-half, one and four gallon sealed cans, also to lîf 6t Charles Street. fr«»m Puirfiel.1 H<«*1 lu H*4ïywofsl CreftÿRSTr returned soldier member will eliminate THE.FRAGRANT VAGRANT. draining paving, etc. Complaint of Ida Jane Buckle re l^t 3. BJik k », Keethm^lV. Map 11526 Complaint uf Ç. A. Pike re l-ot 11. Block 7, <etter understanding of the difficulties "I tell yer I ain't done miffing, differential lubrication. Edwardrstreetf from Honghees ImlUin Reserve l.o Russell Street. Grading, confronting both bodies. guv’nor.’’ he declared to the prison Buy Polarine where you get Premier Gasoline—at the sign of the iiralninu. paying, etc. Complaint of L. Us Conyers re Ix>t 89. • 1-ret us give t’omrade Glolma our Chaplain. "1 ain't hurt a fly." Vancower Street, from Pandora Street to Curt Street. Cluster lighting fuller! support, for if we help to make "Come, come?" said the chaplain, '“Red Ball." Complaint of Caroline T-dbury re U-t HI. people don’t get imprisoned for noth­ Johneon Street, from l>ou^n* Street to Cook Street Cluster lighting. good,’ otir cause "will benefit, but if we WtlUt ui ot Room 704 Imperial Oil Bldg.. Toronto, for interesting i'.mi niai tit uf Caroline Tidbury re lx»t 965, Hhick 6. make his position untenable. « lie vic­ ing. you know, my man. What was Meneiè» Street from .,«' British * American Trust Co. re Ix>t 19. Block 1. ^airfield. Map 392 Bella: "Because she knew that he yielded in a moment when you felt AVenue fr<»ur Chamber* Ftreel to Fern wood Rood. Kxpropriation, was n good catch." Rgr'idlng draining, rwk aurfare. etc Complaint of W. M. Wilson re Lot 81, Block 24-7. SpringJUdge. , , . Mav Street, from <’.M»k to Mo** Street Grading, draining, paving, etc Complaint of E. H. Anderson re Lot* 85 and 36 . . T^mohiint of British Am.nca Trust Co. re la»t* 14 and 15. Block 37. Cook Street. fr«>m Pandora Avenue to Pucklngton street. Grading, drain. KairfleM. Mai» -> Cuihplitlhl --f L. N. Anderson re Huh l*it 14. I^n ing, sidewalks, etc. Complaint • »f E. H. ÏAndereon re Lot 1 Premier. Maw* Street "Vroiii'Mat Street to Oxford Slreet Grading, draining, pav­ Richardson Street, from Cook to Moss StrWU. I avmg. draining, boule­ vards.-ate. Complaint of 6. H. Anderson\re Lot 1. ^cr^M.T’rf ing etc: Complaint of British America Trust Co. re l-ot* lt armîTS, Hollywood Creeeent, from Bt Charles Hire* to Robertson Street. Grad­ IlLx k 37. FaLnelti. Alui» 324 . ing draining, paving, etc Complaint of Es-H. Andersen re Lot - • Gasoline Cecil Street .now Helinolit Avesue). Grading. Complaint of Q. H. MH- 1922 Joseph Street, from Bushby Street to May Street. -Grading, draining, Har an«l five other property owner*. , . . uving. etc Complaint .of L, N. Andereon re 8. half of Lot *7, Block Richardson Street, from Cm* to Mo** Street. Paving, boulevard*, etc. !:•;H. Fairfield J Complaint of Violet E. Peden. Complaint of H. Macklln re Lot 7. 680 Ljndèn Avenue, from Pert-Street to Dallas Rood. Paving, curb*, gutters. etc Complaint of L. N. Anderson re Sub. of Lot 14. Lot 3-8. Block Trutch Street/from- Rkhar.lwon Street to Fnirfield Road. Boulevard*, "J. Fairfield Complaint of B. S. Heleterman re Hub Lot 26, Lota 15G9, cur be and gutters. Complaint of Violet E. Peden. Block I. Fairfield. . , , . St James Street, from Oswego Street to Itendall Street. Grading, drain­ 834 Fort Street, on south *!de between Cook Street and Linden Avenue and ing liaving. etc. Complaint of Jonathan RfîhlrdsSh W I«*»ul Sj sfia 351. on north side from Cook Htreet to Ormond Htreet Expropriation. Com­ oank Street, froth * Oak Bay Avenue to Cowan. Avenue. Extension plaint of J. A. Sayward. Complaint of T. W. Paterson re Lot 10 Complaint ofvJimes A. Bland re S. Pt. Lot 10 and la»t 11, N. Pt. Blo«*k 869 Oxford Street, from Cook Htreet to Mos* Street. Grading, draining, pav­ “N," Section, 74. Complaint of Mrs. Paterson re N. PL Lot 10, Use- ing. etc Complaint of B. S. Heietermen re Sub Lot 26, Lots 15-19, Block "I." Fairfield. Map 949. Richmond Avenue. fr<-m south side of Oak Ray Avenue to south aide of 113^ Empress Avenue, from Quadra Street to Cook Street» Grading, draining, cowan Avenue Grading, draining, paving, etc. Complaint of James A. paving, etc- Complaint of Herbert Macklln re Lot 12. Finlay eon Estate. Biahd re 8 Pt. Lot V» and l...t 11, N Pt -of Block N. Hectivn ;i. '•80 Vancouver Street, from Pembroke Htreet to Bay Street. Grading.-drain­ complaint of Mrs. Paterson re N !‘t. Ix>t 10. Section 74. ing. paving, etc. Complaint of Herbert Macklln re Lot 12, Flnluyson Aloha Street, from Burnside lt««ad to Uouglu# Street. Grading, draining. Estate. : a8 IXiVing. etc. Complaint of J. P. C. Cronk re Lut 7, Block 3-7-9 Saanich 911 Moee Street, from. Fort Street to Richardson Street. Grudin*, draining, ...... imylug t:[4, ^"nmfdslnt of Herbert Mscklln rv 2, Blv^-k 41. Fulrfit-iu nel'mont Avenue, from Pandora Avenue to Fort Street. Grading, drain­ 1686 Government Street, from Bay Street or Hillside Avenue Grading, drain­ ing. paving, etc. Complaint'Of Christine WIIIlecreft re Lots 8 and 9. ing. paving, elc Complaint of A. W. McMorran re Pt. of Lots 14 and Block 30-L 15. Block "V," Work Estate. , Fort StrSet. from Bl- Chari#* .street to Junction of Oak Bay Avenue. Vnless othei wine determined by the Commissioner*, the said matters will be con­ Grading, draining, paving, etc. Complaint of Christine Wtlllecroft re sidered in the order in which they are above listed, but subject to adjournment from Lot* ;• an

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•'DKi.iGiori AhPFrny.iNO." MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES COMING iVtuTI FOB SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL€—MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL VfCTOftlA,yBRAND MAltMAIAl " ’VllCTOKIA aitANO*’ "COOPER’S BOMBAY CHITTNET." OENVINK BEVlI.l.B OKANflF MAR­ EVERYBODY'* EATING IT. TIMES' SPECIAL TUITiOh MALADE. ’’VICTORIA BRAND.** "COOPER’S BOMBAY CHT'TNEY Vidoria Daily Times JR FAT Ft KDV UTKIN IN Kl'UNItrRhm HI A CPAWlANTEB OF PPRITY AT ALL nitOCBRS. COLUMN. 1.‘losing "U.« Come at once if you »«»' FOP. SALK—12 hk. p. «-cycle engine, RICH FtTRNITURlC at moderate prleee. oft rom>m CYCLE put In order for MISS KINNEY ANI) MISS l£c*2P®*; l».irg;»UgtaH 1 compl de. 5ÏM, * ork- boat.—...... It -h Mp., „41 euro to please Victoria Furniture Co. riding. We have *od rrvm who after «lx years’ experience with Madam --cycle------engine.-- ..U;$7*. M ft.ft speed boat hull. g> Yatee litre*t. ------* „ ..rs you a good Mb. If 7 Watts. have opened dre*a making __ pülïTUITION____ ADVERTISING Phone No. KM with flttlngH. cheap Phone— 1441. a see machine, esa our Mamey Stiver rooms -At 1723 Bank Street Orders MILTON. A.C V. Phone 4 ; TKLKPHONK CALI. CARD—The Quallly Ribbon Pllmler's Cycle Store. planters supplied from W Duhsmtllr Prop. W W Marker, III® Douglas St^ Friday night Good prisex AH wel- rr Mi. HAEl/H SCHOOL Kdlljf street. Vancouver, iiereafter. aS-lS Pare tog* Are.. Oak Bar K yrle Situation* Vacant. Situation* W antmJ tnux.. tllNCKR BKKll in gallon jars mens M A fOxon.k e*«1«ted by To Rent. Article* for Sale, Lost or Found, Vil V MART. ÏA Fort Street. 1Î fitted with taps Botanic Beverage Co FOR COOL AND COMI-’oRT in sleeping THF DODOLÀS f’TClJc A MOTOR . looking for bargains In fecOwd-hand LA1MES AND GENTLEMEN are Invil- Mfltoe A C W Phone SSFR •te. 1c. per word per Insertion; 4c. per Phone II! ______It garments, nee our sidendid line of Hlk 2645 Douglas Ft. Phone *7» ed4o try • Tonlfoam. ' an excellent hair PC*!'t.EnÏATE BCHOOL KOK » É bord for sis dajro. Contract rat* on ap­ fernUure. rarm-t*. etc.. and Inspect night dresse!» Kwong Tal Tube. 1«£2 New toil Second-hand Motorcyei* our priera oroughy?oulope?M*3ilwe Bhe* M hit mi sppllcetle*. , . rdvprt|»A'-r you. when you buy a good bicycle opposite Oak Bag Municipal Hall. 1> 4R1L word. M« *1 '1*Ï!N OANCINO properly laugni OVAL FRAMES «ontex gla? >. for Hint FOR INFORMATION with regard to HlT-MAKY S GUILD garden i^rty and Advert leer* who on desire ~*V Phone Î10TT- Darjeeling Tea Inquire at The Kern. replie* oddreesed to s box at The Tim • itlanreinenl. from $2 50 And Up "It K»|e of work. S to 6 p. m 1560 Yora GARUKN TOOLS nhariwned and repair­ Tates Your photograph enlarged 12 HO Tate* Street Mr*. BandtfonL HARRIS * SMITH, ruiy 9. »9 6* Offlre end forwarded to fhetr prl^ta • «* Prop. M MANDOLIN UKUL Jres. A charge of Me Is made for thl* ed; keys m«d.' to fit ary lock. Price, 1226 Broad Ht Foresters whist drive Saturday locksmith. 637 Fort. Phone 4IE _ M LOST nigiit. Julx 6. In F<»re*ter»t |latL at P pi/»wmnttr* muptc scfTooi Birth, marrt.ee death and funeral Ht » J AMOHI M PS Kl,KS citM.p. vine o'clock prompt Good grocery prlxcs. Brawn m#vk 1116 Brand Ft .Phone aatfrea. 1c. per word per Insertion. gare; marmaiad<* »r.â i WATKIIM AN fountain in n In a « lin. ient s Ole;. < s Hours- 1 to $.» p m., except W^dne* C|***lf1*«l wdrertlRemebtr may be tele­ sauces. They're :he best. The Western '••gel h**r wit.h n ■•Mephistn" indelible frame. $15 Box 631, yrfnes Other hours by appointment phoned to The Tlmee Offlee. but aiich MAPgAKEK WJ11 ST I «RI v E for Red Pickling Work* Ltd.. Vi toria. W-C. 9 IMPftt'il. belWvt-n Wilmot Mace. Oak Ray. AWARDS IN KKWP1F H112E PICTCRK FOR SA 1 K—Clevelané Ibicycle, coeater fVoHf- work, Knlghtx of < olumbus Jlall edv.^rti'-ement*» «tiouM «fterward» he con­ COMPETITIOK banjo ______nrrr firmed tn writing Office open from > L'NMRAIII# or SNAFB this week lr brake, cushion frame, spring handle Fort Street, Tuwdav. July 6. • 36. Dro- ladles’ and k en tie men’s wcond hand rewarded U|s*n returning -attic to R«*oin bar-, gohd cofwjHlon Ma> he seen after i rr\ prises Admission t»c.______J>T-.'V fuvri.v rHO'i ur wf'l a m ti * p. m. 215. IMmont House. - J> «-37 First prise. $16— F. M Jolinston. Homenos, clothing Bbaw * Co,. 7» Fort street Se< WAN i tO—MALE WlNlXiWH. doors. Interior finish, rough l.crfc.-tXrunnlTig order Phone ^1R Miieil until further notice owing hv r mondent toati aetnra. or dressed lumber, shingles. Mr City ten dollar bill Reward 1058 Summit ______dures are an view aL Hie st rT-et < >yw-â6 DIG'ION ISMS—“You will ear à a m more Hamstertey FhfTn Wore. Government St or country order* reee?v* careful at­ • »y Fkt\ tn town for DANCING TAUUHT privately Fhwte DANCING ^axrmjr wrond than ypu will bjrdis- tention E W Wl.lttlnalon Lumbar 1A»KT—Stiver fob. with Kant Indian tur­ where the boat* *<• r«»und in the window^ anpgltea b > g you* fktnllv tree The (Y . Ltd . Fridge and Hillside I» quoise matrix t»endant Please return DANCE every Raturdav evening, I 1 ‘«agon" Printing Co . 706 Tates FOR S H.F. -Comfortable. Hiniltarv. odor­ to I F l»>xinnel1. 56 Highland Drive. awtra Ballroom Ladle* $Sc . gent» Street Folding regietra- Reward ,,______jl-87 CAMPING SITE» FOR RENT. Oaard'a archaetrm- Mra Boyd, t tion f ard caeca. 13c______)?'«•> less. chemical closet, fuaeantaed HartF ware Specialties.. Ltd . k mark­ HELP WAN TFO- ïïlfATTiKlT. CAMPING SITES tor rWI , lYJOtTir’ itOMfl AT CHUTNEY island LATEFT DANCES TAUGHT-Mrs.! ings. pale hrown head. generou-* re­ TOCRISTH jristtlng Vai Box 627, Tunes it SOOKE RIVER. Water laid <*>. 14 tortVVY ON TUP SPOT machine. ward. l*hone 53771.2. J> i 7 • 37 Great Central Lake dl#tel should ADY »•» artist’s mwlel teacher. Alexandra Ballroom (aO A1'TOM A TIC 1-1F r. drop-heal garage. Jyi6-» load and river 1 ontaga. rloar to hotel eons private) To arrange dates P tV WTIÏÏ*- Bm to Times route attachments, in fin* shape. 124 71* call at Dor. Watson’s P O nrhraïl, main Hooke eetllement Times Office. LOST—On Tuesday. July '-*, diamond and • “ and bare Studio. 616 Campbell Bldg. $ ta Kpply Circula I iun sapphire ring Finder please return to A NTEI »—A xv oman cook 'k5-» and harbor Flneri bathing, boating, jiatf-t _ Every co Mione 126 TtHt" CAN SAVE MONEY by buying Mrs. Bland, Em press Hotel Reward breakdowns. of four men fi.hlng and .haollng Three auto Jvl-37 at age* per day Apply W. T. BH- MODERN BALLROOM DANCING Ft f*ST-Cf. \8S ÏHÔBMÂKBR 1vr rc- from The Victoria *urnttnre n>. L*. BRIGHT GIRT., for marking and norting party taught Frtvate lesson* . .airing W Cal heart Co.. Ltd.___ Jv*-» Itams. c*re «.f ••N«g•• Paint Co., Ltd^ SLIGHTLY tJEEfT Singer drop-head IA >ST—Wire-haired fox terrier, white. Magnet Auction Jtooma. department’ strong girl, for l*ody Ironer. 1S63 B’harf Street. J>« W A NT i:iv^-A gardener Apply rvtarv nnd vibrator; marhlnes at re­ > ollar $20* re- hand ironer* and mangle hands; g‘><»d Ketcben. jy5-17 PIANO TUNING i : a rdener, Em i >reaa Hotel. duced prices, fttiiy guaranteed *1* want 1‘hone 1261. SWEkrr BFT KCGARI-EI»—Hamsteriev wages. New Meihod Laundry, 101» SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE Yates. • LtfHT—On June 30. at Deep bay. Saan­ North Park Street Jr’»-* C. P COX. 16$ South Turner. ÎTX TRACTOR-^ $f.VN wanted Standard honey -Jig chocolates, 56c lb J*tf 1Ï1ÎL ; Steam laundry- Ml View Ft FINE STOCK used hand machine* from ich. pockctlsw»k < oiitafning registration MACTilNR m-KRATTi* wanlrd at WANTED—Plain washing, blanket» or hand* $16 up 71* Yates I ea 1 d tkrgt certilk ate w ..i !.•• •' Apply Model f’ompany._7*6 Yates jyx * curt Mins, at home 666 Michigan 1>'4-11 SHORTHAND \v xNTKI »—B«-nch and h certificate, etc Finder communicate .lame* î^igh & Son___ J> 5M .veryon» th.t «oMt C»I1»«W «k- Rrti.i »mlï: SERVANT Apply Mrf IMG IT ort OF THE CELLAR L®* with J 1‘tnson, Weslholme. $yll-37 . Frw l.td . Vl.w stTMt Pk-I* Hetiderson. 215ft oak Bay Ave Phone AUTOMOBILES KMtTted “ihurthand. FOR SALE—Hogs and yuuns P«S' «J^und Ruffle, the cycle man. Ax it. .4» Yates |y**6 t months Moon, <>len Farm. Thetis sii.,-1 ____ ,______ir*-ii UNFURNISHED HOUSE! 167 ______JTtNKT MEN—We have a large number Lake Road. Parsonw Bridge______)>•-* DO YOU KNOW ANYTH? WO WANTKD — r far .IderlT of reliable, used car# to select from. SNAP—Feed Singer hand machine, line THAT ‘I do I ran convWee couple ; no children no washing or Our price* arc right. Demonstrations THE*: W V A u islic-- t" notify all re.- order, only $15. 71» Tût*. ______“ MODERN, eight roomed housgf corner The Fern *16 Tate* Street HcruW.Ing Phone 5S76L. A g«»*d lioine cti.-erfullv given Open exenliqp. n cd noldiei that are -.m «-f employ- OÏÎC.AN. rl»*. mellow lone, suitable small Oatgfiower Road and Cattle Street: for right person IF*-* Cartier Bros.. 724 Johiuion Ht. JyStf-Sl AUTOMOBILES ment «»r who aiarc­ dekirouw of improving church, 16 stops. w>lld waluut case, ac­ reasonable rent to eatlsfpctory tenant. FUHNISHED Mousee tlicir present position to liand In their Duck A Johnston. IlS^ohneon Street WANTKD—At once, a competent matron 1$H ri»RD TOURING. Just been over­ FOR HALE—1912 Overland. fir«t-< cept $45. only the price of a gramo- j6tf-l* hauled 1913 St qdc baker roadster. name* person illy to the 6«n r. tap . piione Rhone 4141 TO I4ET~Furrl*hed, 5-room bungalow. for l-ady Mlnm Gulf Island» Hoimita! condition. roomy 6-pas#engor b IP»ih!»»i krniMim ’tumptfix' < 1 t" ' "Requin.a If A pply t*t wfWralld'l RXfiff flrtvtnr teferewee*. age «and ax* -MiU-h-ai JbMyfikJfi eood shape. uiake fine Jitney ; demountable • ' \ i---. 33X01$. Jy5-II. Phone 1117. to the Rav 4L Aitkera. M.»m-v. 2-paA.teugey Open «re* ^ ration arn*y eowdilwm. thirty, dolJars. Salt Spring lebeiwl. B. C. ApiHteants M LART7Fnr -tn J*rn»-« Hay. Si.« pee CLEAN. XurnodunL 4 rcxune piano, range mtr-1 be regwdered nuraea iYl*-» Sparks, Caw*way Boat House SfiMfH and gas. $20. 1251 Pandora. Phone FtHi SALE—1914 light 5-mununger nth P o Box' 717 J y 6 -1X WE WLLJ» BUY jour used car <»r sell It M+TIBK llUk lia JCiXJ T K A V .1 t" «r- 4703L.______. . JJ3-16 W ANTED—Yratng t»4y. for ^wtore; one ■£rJ0U.K you cau sfiltidy W that It 1s Uionjugbly overhauled and ]*au WtcVlayers; TAhofer* and dcrder. 71$ Tates. ______. LJ'L- who can use n-pewriter preferred: state electric lighD. etc . go*«d tire»; a [un Workers for Jam en Island. *lt‘ bungalow, fix^e rmuns dvwn- TO RENT—FERNTSIIED. in first -cTaw'cHifiiimmr npen erentage.- 8l-X'OSI>-HANl> '»:.»« Hr», rim» and exi»eri*uce and age. Rox 674, Timaa^ gain. $475 cash Phoew Ittd. or Bow ■ flre. two in attic, furnace, etc . rent 6-ROOM BVNGAI.OW, near Oak Bay Cartler Bros.. 721 Johnson 8t. Jy->tf-31 -Time*. - __ IL! i CANADIAN KXVUISIVES. LTD., tuln-s, Itvsi h magneto nnd coil. 841 « lew • No. 271* Bridge Street. 4-room Junction, well ftirnDhed Arcade Bldg., Victoria. Street ______^ m NGALOW, close to Fowl Bay beach SHELL GAHAOi. ETD » View Bt cottage, newly papered; rent only >7 LADY COMPANION wanted during hu>- MOTOR TRUCK' for hire by the day. Expert repaire, ail seta work gua FOR HALE- -Cloning buelnens. 1327 SI yito Street, Fairfield, good 7- "pVRfiirK BROS L BRETT. ITI> 1mnd".- absence; Phone 36511. Phone US. enaniel et**re fixture, buggy/ wheels. Phone 2*67______Jv5-tl GIRLS warned, aim a hand ironer. Apply BWki eKlTOR oa. ,188. 91 view WANTED. camp stove, fly screen*, gondstone on FOU RENT —liuugail«.»wa, inudcrn, glmoet LADY, alone, would share her cottage. S4L View Street. Standard Steam 1 Tort | ^ *■_!. fntmr: l—lt—, b«~ «tr.. «ta . new, elexafed garden lot. bawnipnt. S TAututry •'—• ...... ^----- '-y> Oa'nR Dad,» »oO>”». Vhaln Bricklayer and laborers, for James Island. 4 3» to $ evenings. Phone 4beat. l»»nm*, very ard'> Office. EmpreHH Hotel, between I 1116 NORTH PARK STREET. « n*>mi«. and 10 a m. fr5** FOR SALIÿ'''Good Itshmg ls.at. $1150. modern. $40 ART HtTB DAN DR IDG hi. Fhrd soecia.i business chances BÎ: AN ACXXJVNTANT—Learn by maU [g. 7 ft * in. beiun. 6 h. p. kalr- YOUNG GIIU. wanted to assist with light Tetee fflraal______9 from »he Co».per Institute of Account­ igine. $150 «-ash ; al*o 16-17 h p. 121 LADYSMITH STREET, 4 room*. $* ,76 ESQ UI MALT ROAD. 11 rooms, very house wick; no cooking or washing re­ BI'üiNlùSS MAN. with small <**i4 ancy. Winnipeg IndlvidL^I attention "I*\n Vcyrle, Tms-ott engine, well furnished, $** VERNON M'TO STANI*—4't»-1w-date quired Sleep out preferred. phone cars for hire l>a.v and night service. wishes to invest in good going com * D Cooper. (T A., and other*. Dozen* mn 650 BKAGH DRIVE. * rcmin*, imidern, $23. 3654 It 1 ______JY4-» Victoria preferred. Box 619^ Tu| Chartered Accountant* fex-student**) ■miilete *« 1 condition. $350. Phene OR CXTORTNEY AND IKH'GLAS STS., I'hone 3682. 31 3 Hati li. 4054.______iY*'1* wage* paid. are recommending thl* course, RHON STREET. 16 rooms, 3336. 2612 Bridge street. Jyi-s Csnadian Explosives, Limited. Arcade ______—, 776 MARKET STREET, 7 rooms, $12 MAN want# nicely ftirnlBied room, wl| U ABN T»j UANCB property. I’none M, 1.8VU. with shafting complete and very mo#lem. garden, etc., $86. WANTED—A cook-general. four in Bldg . Victoria. 31 tWL ______? equal to new . and the very best Apply 665 I'INE STKKCT, 5 rooms, in good con­ familv. good home for right party. 1644 ARTHUR DANDB1DOB. Ford ep*daif half-mile of City Hall; state term*. to II Wilkinson. 1303 Gladstone Ave. dition. $16 $012 QLARK STREET, Flsgwrd Street______Jr<-> 616, Times Office. NAVIGATION COJ JyiQ-*? roomed house, $32 56. Yataa Ptreet. . ** Now Ready ______YOUNG W(>MAN w anted for randy fac- EXCHANGE International Cm roantmdence School*. 1026 PEMBERTON ROAD, • room*, ni V R. BROWN. tory. Apply 4»arly. $lY Fort Httwet. 1222 Do room eel. liand-made and ui*ol*ter«.,. 1112 Broad Street. Phone 1674 LADIES WANTKD to try Tonlfoam and A BUNGALOW In Calgary want.-d in | in wdld leather, buffet, table and six ‘ Jy8-I6 FORDS FOR HTEB WITHOUT LLANEOU8 chairs, complete. $166: owner leaving CHARLTON STREET. 5 rooms, near Wil­ prove its worth. A shampoo without change for g«*>d Victoria house 5 lows. $7.56 water P.t-more* dirt and cure* DRIVER. lots, with money difference. Box $ city. Apply 3«W Langford Mi reel. VU TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS .iRrwXVA/BAY ------„ „ , ,A tor la West J.vl-12 dandruff. Oet a bottle to-day. 66c and For your holidays and week-end* take Time». ______l.«:«iry $G#.M a. m , 1.10, 2 30, 5.65. 6 30 211 Qt'ADRA STREET, 6 room*, near to let. cental Yates, $1. druggist* n*d barber*. EXCI4ANGhJ— Four acres. homéYffte< sFNGER AND WHITE MAl’HJNEKftw town. $12 50 JAR AGE your friends to the beach. aturda) only, 11.15 p- n l^tuix es »? 66. Apply Phone 5*SS JyS-16 WHY WALK ? Ride a Brantford. Ruffle, well built cabin and waM, at Kent * Bay 7 40 a. in (except Sun- rent. 718 Yale* Rhone Ml. jy*-L Phone 1167. We Never Clone. exchange for Hear title house In !» 40. 11.10 a. m . 1.4ft, J.16. 6.45. r. R. BROWN. the cycle man, sells them. 740 Tates Have You Visited the Shownsim» at 1112 Broad Street. Phone 1676 HOUSES WANTED. nnd pay some rash. Full part leu in. J. II. Jennings. Phone 264$L EMPRESS AUTO A TAXI CO . LTD Box 61»’. Times.J> Jys-si THE ISIdAND EXCHANGE? Jy*-r* EXPERIENCED The Big Sevond-h^nd Furniture Store. ) houses Wanted hUdren“ modern, three tanifhitrt Apply 1175 Garage. Cor. View and Vancouver 8ta PLAN* » an’DENTS wishing to take ad- If not. do so. TO RENT— E*»,uimnlt. WANTED—Four, five and six-room bun- m17tf-S »i»"• of the special ratea offere on will t»e agreeably surprised at the roomed collage and three feomed from $1.560 to $3.006; many Stand. 1224 Broad 8L r^^sirtF'Lîzjî^Si. yn. Hemmr-mr-jntr tmff- big selection nr miîr-grade, stightty mw* WANTHD—Immediately. PtKHM ms. i .-dudIon for one month) must register furniture that Is on sale at reasonable iNtuiry: cottage $!». apart■PEI infill $* per DUNFORD S. LIMITED. workers; before July 3 Studio. 1021 Cook Street. month. Including water. Phone 2285 It New Offite*. 1211 Government Street Madame Watts, 1175 Fort St. rWAPe Acrras» far. Suite Jyf-51 ,,r" ^ Don't mistake address: Jy3-46 HAVE TOU A CAR FOR BALE? Ibtafar Mcrcle. WI Broadcaah fiI A ul’.XNTITY of old newspaper» fog sale. THE ISLAND EXCHANGES, FOR RENT—Ju*t va<*ated good - six AUTO LIVERY .-»»___ » - -1 — ex—» fp|^__ — rifH,.» WANTED-To rent four roomed, fur If so. pork It nt the Metropolitan Gar­ Ai>ply ClrculAtion Dept . ime* Office. •36 to 748 Fort Ht. Phone 346S. roomed house. 1714 Cook HI reel, large Ttlshed house Tel. 2I661.. ______*2*-23 age. 721 . View Street. All ear* washed $2tt/-61 filH'SK FVRN1TVKE for quick sale. In­ jot, garden planted. Phone-44J5L. J)*$-l* and polished daily. Buyer* found. M -gret Auction Rooms, furniture cluding a good malleable range njnol TO LET—Six-room, modern bungalow, ROOM AND BOARD A FORD CAR FOR $1 66 AN HOUR Charges $106 per day. Not lesa than FURNISHED ROOMS H condition. Apply Box 63a«JTlme-- J>612 two fireplaces, well finished. 3 mile* We rent rara for $1 06 an hour, without three «lays* trial from city, close to car; rent $15. 520 ROOM AT PEN-Y-WERN LODC.E, ZKT1.ANO LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS Shawnigyn lake, for a few; reasonable drivera, to responsible partie*. .„ .... 1648 Ktudebaker delivery truck. 4n geod IN THK AHHK.NVK of the family fl Central Bldg Phone 1$M Jy6-1I The cars are all of the latent model running order. $256. town, aevrral Mr™m.. rkw In. a M7 Fort Btree». UPSTAIRS, entrance , Phone Jy4-12 charge Phone 17L4, Col.ble Hill, nr and are In first-claw running order, with next to Terry'». Catering to private Hi write for partlcütors Wm. Hayward 1913 McLaughlin-Buick. 45 h. p., tire* hrrakf.yt if desired. Bel «26. Tin JUNE BRIDES ehould era the «election *Wd tVICTORIA AUTO LIVERY. good; snap. $400. trv part lee a epee laity. Open from II to 1. of exclusive wedding announcements 2624 MARION ST (Oak Ray). 8 roomed manager . ______to*™ dwelling with large lot $6 per month 1912 Wlnton Fix, perfect condition, SIM WEEK—Two . and invitations at the Acme Preea. 75$ WANT til Board and Imlgutg for gentle 717 Broughton Slreei-1 Phone 166$. cord time rear, new Goodyear non-skid 1711 RAY ST., 6 roomed cottage, $• per men, Fairfield dlktrtct; cofrespondejic. botrhliw. W Johnaoni'Tri FOUND View Street. Phone 1661. U month front: good buy. $756. MAGNET AUCTION ROOMS—To-day* 1744 FORT ST.» I roomed dwelling, with solicited and confidential; have refer mtuNRWicK nnm.-»c. m*M ui FOl'N'D Tonifoant. a aucceeeful cure for •nee Reply to Box *656. Time». J26-24 1912 Overt» nd parts. bargAliiK Tent* and fly, Inlaid linoleunb 2 large lots, $16 per month POULTRY AND EGOS Ford slip cover*. weekly cp. Elrrt-ciaaa location, dundruff, falling hair and itching two piano*, two organ*, several good 2113 (It AN MORE ROAD. 7 roomed. 1 TH 1C_ “BON - A4 XN »RD. «46 Princess Ave First-class mechanics. Jlttf-31 kouaekeepln* room». Tetee and D® gcolp. makes a delightfully refreshing carnets ranges and etovee, grtuno- «tory h#>n*e and lot about 50x300, $17tit Room*, with or without board, term* TRf*SS I’UULTRT properly for the table la*. Phone SIT SXh and records, child* buggte*. shampoo without water. 50c. and $1 r month " moderate. Phone 2SS7L. Jyll-24 See the Poultry Journal. 521 Yates St., A f.-PAFSKNGKR, 46 h. p . motor car for druggist a and barhen*.______-l€ bicycles, bed» and "prlnge. Magnet, rIXK)K ST . * roomed, .modern dwell 16c tier copy, 76c. per annum. Cash sale. Apply 1621 Quadra Street Phone LIVESTOCK Üâgnet Auction .Room*, furniture corner Douglaa and fcort. 1 bone 3114. ing. will put in good order for suitable ROOM AND BOARD# home cooking; rea prise# for rabbit articles thl* month 926L- Jyie-n tenant, $25 per month. sonable term*. $12 l»andora St. Phone 1 J26tf-3t AMRHON MOTOR CU.. gain*. 4164 L. J17tf-34 FOR SAIJC—One Imported AUTOMATIC DROP-HEAD MACHl*NE 1013 VANCOUVER ST., I roomed dwell WE WISH to contract to purchase Italian Cook Street Aste maeb UNFURNISHED SUITES. Ing. $20 jK-r month. der rr1e«4»fie T*4 **M Pom. Apply te E. L K«»Ht,16*l woodwork In fine shape, only $26 ill -2 MARK FT ST.. 7 roomed house, $10 SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE prunes this fall In half ton lot* or up­ titract, or G. T. P. Ticket ■ri»lrR VNFURN1SH KD ROOMS to rent Yale* 11 ward* IiarasLsrlay Farm, Victoria, per month.- POSITION wonted by electrician with MR AUTO OWNER. If you wish to dl* 150 Government Street.______Jy$-t7 an", steel ranges. $l per 88?» CRAIG FLOWER ROAD, t roomed, B C. pose of your used car, get In touch with > » m Government Bt mechanical a WHI y. married, in or out world’s us. We have buyers awaiting cars of Eon HAL.K—Ho*» and youna pu- «rot# i—Apartment.-.___ McDonald Phone modern dweUIng». »itU .large groui Hm 666, Time*. >>3-10 A MHIa. VI»,a. Ulan Karat. Th* Btmk. oakk Bay Junction; Phone 731L. "hardwHi* Cartier 1 81ATIONERT. china, *C. Cant"* 1NVKST AOKVCT. LTD. GENERAI» BLACKSMITH requires posi weight if hens. « Ite.; Ihatching eg( sr* Lake Road, ranaow Brnlge.Jydf and noltona 363 Cook 9t.r* Adener $22 Government Street tlon. Box 668, Timet. jy5-16 Ml-1.1.OR APABTMK.NT». «!} Broushtan Phone 3466. JAMRS DAT UARAGB. «■ «■ Joka SL WANTED-Any eoAnrity " Suite A _V> let. untur- YOUNG MAN wants office position, goxnl WE BP Y AND HELL any kind second­ rcR i—. - Sïïïî ■K,“*Lu^ 5*.7.Là hoV"water end hot water tire. furnished. Russell. 1012 typist, also understands bookkeeping Hill bus to plaça Phone MM •etllng. MeUor Bros . Ltd.. *S»6 hand good», ffhlse teeth Call anywhere, Box 641, Tun.;- J>U- .K—Ride a bicycle. Get It fit I bicycle: Get it at DON'T WALK-Ride a bicycle. DON'T WALK - Ride a bicycle. Get jt at rilmley'e, 614 View» FUPliaUey*#, * CU View, ------PUN T WALK—Ride A’llmley », 611 View, l’lluiley'a, 611 View • i’limloy a, 6U VlçWi PUmlej ’*. 611 V*®w- Ptlmtey till Ugw. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918 . - 15

PHONB NUMBERS you •MOULD TIMBER ENGRAVERS LEATHER GOODS KNOW WANTED—Logging contractor, to iKN KHAL ENGRAVER.KNUHAVKR. Stencil■ cutter TRUNKS, bags, automobile rugs. _ and boom about live million feet, l and Seal “En graver. “Oeo. ^ Cm ether. ». C. Saddlery Co.. lAd 126 Tates 47 thow on the water; also eight mffllon Wharf Street, behind Post RED CROSS WORK mm WANT AD. DEPT. 10M feet for sale, stumuage or arrange. Ap- i PLUMBING AND HEATING ply owner, Box 698, Times. jyl HA 1>-TONE AND LINK KNUKA VI MOP n “Perfect Coffee— PIRE DEPARTMENT ...... M.« **• Commercial wore a specialty. Designs THACKER A HOLT, 20 > Speed Avenhe. LOTS FOR SALE. ' “ ~ * bastoeas stationery. Tel. 2922. JyS- ' Fern wood Branch. OTY HALL ...... »•••••••>.•• KR Oo., Times Building. Plumbing end heating. WATERFRONT LOT—Shoal Bay. good rargastr The regular monthly meeting of the BED CROSS EOCnCTT...... MU Orders received NOTICE—Ashton A Farrow, plumbers. beach, 69x210. lot is fenced, all good For the convenience of customers re Fern woodoi rBranch ‘ waa held In “the Perfectly tade” JUBILEE HOSPITAL ...... land, no rock; price 91,600, terms. aiding in Oak Bay we have opened work rooms, Gladstone Avenue, Currie it Power, 1214 Douglas Street. branch situate at 1206 Oak Bay Avenui ■T. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL...... Phone 1422. , jy4-45 ELECTROLYSIS opposite Oak Bay Municipal Hah 4 Tuesday evening, with J. C Beckwith In the chair. Is the Title of a Booklet BALMORAL AUTO STAND. J7I LOT 40x122, with lane, Oakland» district, ELECTRICITY Is the only eafe end per­ DO NOT let the eo-called "handy man' The Treasurer's report for the MIL. «I gw 210*“ cash...... and $10 per month. Vhich we have Imud to «naU* those manent method of, removing superflu­ create expense. Cell a competent month of June was as follov Interest. 1569 Westall Ave. jy2-4> ous heir; absolute cure guaranteed. plumber. Allan Macdonald. 120» Esqul- Who enjoy delicious, fragrant coffee, * Receipt*. ACREAGE Miss Henman, qualified London special­ mait Road. Phone 32M. 67 to have it ist, 22 Winch Building. Office hours, Mrs. Miens completing life member­ HOUSEKEEPINGS rooms 11 till 4 ». © HAYWARD A IX)DS. LTD.. Fort TEN-ACRE RANCH, small house, large Plumbing end heating. Tel. ship, $10; Mrs. A. IMImley, $5; Mrs. There era Wo essentiels to the perfect ITRN18HED housekeeping room», flats and small fruits. $2,760; $4.000 can re­ El.Ki'TROl.VS!»— Fourteen year» prac­ MçTavish, $S; Mrs. Munsey, $3; Mrs cup of coffee— 0k right cq/fee end and cabins' $1 week up, light and water. main on mortgage, balance very easy tical experience In removing superflu­ VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.. 10M Pen Ferris. $2; Miss Dalby, «2; Mrs. P. R 1634 Hillside.J24tf-41 payments; 2-mile circle. Stnall house ous heir» Mrs. Barker. Phone IS* 712 dore Street. Phones 3402 and 1466L the right ukrjj to make iL and 3 beautiful lots, fenced, close to the View » treat Hrown, Jr., $2; 'Mrs. Menkue, $2; Mrs. MOTELS HA 8 ENFILAT», A. A, Miles, «2; Mrs. De Vuelle, $2; Miss D. Gorge; only $1,200, very easy payments. Ti* hold* t.IU M. MmU Plenty of good lots outside of heavy ELECTRICIANS. Cook son Plumbing Co.. Macklin, $2; Mrs. Alf l’arfitt, $2; Mrs. to taxation; from- $200. Six-room..hovwe, Phnnwi 224 and 461TX- J. McIntosh, ffr Mr». M. K G fcwif JKW*ue ------to* Gar bally Road, garage, ntie lot; $2,600, COX * DOUOAL L J. NOTT OO.. LTD.. 6Ï6 Yateo •2. Donation- Mrs. Wing rove, $8; CHASE « SANBORN . MONTREAL Watch Improvement* terms. E. White A Son, 108 Pemberton bought, sold, repaired. Estimates PhimMng and heating. St Block.______Jy6-46 Berean Bible class, $1; No. 1 Division, given for re-winding motors, armatures Fern wood School, 90c.; Mrs. Sylvester, u«J Rommt, of hSm1 BnnJ** CoffM WANTED—House, barns, etc., with about and colls, elevator repairs. Phones: HOCKING—Ja HOTEL WKSTHOLMH. five acres grazing land and some gar­ Office. 616S: private. 276ZR. S419R. 41 Phone 277L 60c.; Mra. Foxgord. 60c.; Helen Maw- henney and Nora Colwell, 14c.; sale of Everything new—even the electric sign. den, anywhere about three-mile circle; will lease with option of purchase. ,EMPuO> . — NCY. BHKKKT. ANDREW. 1114 Ulanshard. cook book, 10c. Total, $61.12. Newton, p <> Box 172. 42 TIM KMIC a »*«•., IMS Government, phene Plumbing and heating supplies. Tel. Expenditure. MU. RETURN SOLDIER—A majority of PI. All heir, supplied st short notice. 47 Telephone. $2; key for room, S5c. retired men of to-day made their money NOTARY PUBLIC 12 bandages, 8 caps. Donations to EXHREob AND TRANSFER. Balance, $49.79, paid to headquarters. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS farming. Call 12 to t. 122 Sayward. Fern wood Branch: One pair ebeka, Return Soldiers Homestead, Colonisa - A D. TODD, notary public. 711 Fort *t The convener, Mrs. Hudson, report­ tlon A Realty Co., Capt. A. E. Jones, ANSETT, itfs Discover!. Stable» to let. 4f Passport forms eui polled and* prepared. ed much work finished and sent to Mrs. Hall; embroidered sofa pillow top, SMALL CHANGE FELT CAST OFF nothing of any description Jyi-î» Sought and beet prices paid. Fenton, 641 SAUNCK. W O.. notary publlo and In­ headquarters for the month of June, Mr*. A. Pllmley ; tea apron, Mrs. FIRE INSURANCE surance agent Room ML Hlbben- Bons Johnson. Phone 2216. Evening. 624R. If WANTED—House, barns, etc., with about 1 Including the following: Crock ford. live acres grazing land and some gar­ BURNED OUT and only hah____ Rids City, suburban and fs.-m lands. Hhelboume Hall Auxiliary, 8 shirts, WANTED—Iron pipe, to 2-lnch. Box den, anywhere about three-mile circle; Mount Tolmi* Branch. •52, Times.______Jyii-u Cost of everything nearly doubled, PAHHPGHTg PRBFAKKD. l or ms sup­ 6 pairs pyjamas, 1 pair lap sto<*lnge, ON RETAIL MARKET will lease with option of purchase. represent flrst-class companies. Ptw plied. H Lloyd-Young, notary public. 68 pairs socks, 1 sweater, 12 property On Wednesday last at ML Tolmle WANTED—Hr carpenter, repair work of Newton, I*. O Box 272 J7tf-46 i Arthur Cotes, 1206 Bruad Street Phu. ISIS Broad Street. Phone 46*1 and 2*07. any kind; fence building a specialty; bags; Girls’ Central School, 18 pal Red Cross Branch the convener ap­ screen doors and windows put on. Tele­ FIVE-ACRE FARMS at fiOOKE socks; George Jay School, 20 pairs RIVER, $100 per acre. All good eoll, pointed a new committee as follows: phone 1094L. frill FISH socks, 2 mufflers; High School, 13 no rock, partly cleared, road and river Secretary-Treasurer, Mra James; de­ WANTED—Marine motor, 4 to 6 h. p.. 4 frontage, water laid on, electric light MHS. ESTES. ¥04 TtUlcum. Phone MMR pairs socks; Oakland School, 20 pairs Prices of Produce Remaii. cycle. Phone 3336______Jyll-13 U *L CHUNUHANlSa. LTD.-STsn. puty convener. Mrs. James Todd; and power and telephone available ; poultry, fruit and vsge tables. *66 socks; Normal School, 1 pair socks; Wanted—At once, top for 1912 Over- helper*. Mr*. Bradshaw; Mra. Reid; About the Same During-the close to tourist hotel, mill, • P. Ou Broilrhtor Street Phene ME PAINTING JCnox Ladles' Aid, 8 shirts, 8 property land; also tires. 82x3 or 22x4. school, main Sooke settlement, C. N. bags. 1 pair pyjamas, 2 pairs socks; Mrs. H. Cook; Mrs. Hod son. 2405 ______DJii R. STATION and harbor. Govern­ MKATLE» I DAYS, After the meeting Miss M. Brad­ Past Week wriifera * A.^KNIGHT, pager hanging, painting < Belmont Berean Bible Class, fc pairs WANTED—Furniture for 3 or 4 rooms. ment has promised that C. N. R. will SPYofc. socks, 6 pyjamas, 26 bandages ; Metro­ shaw handed In $10, the proceeds of Including glove ; also bicycle; must be be In operation ns far as Sooke THIS her school concert at Prospect Lake. SUMMER, when thle ;y Is bound CENTRAL FISH MARKET. 6U Jo politan Runshlne Workers, 2 pairs cheap; no dealers. Box 622, PLASTERER socks, 182 bandages ; W. C. T. U. • ______1x4-1» to double In value, his Is positively TsL W W T Miller. Hollywood Branch. The local retail market as usual re- the cheapest acreage anywhere In the Home, 8 pyjamas, 12 pairs socks, SO The following Is the financial state WANTED—Ted igreed Airedale terrier vicinity of Victoria. Delightful place v vv I SruwlALUT» FRANK THOMAS, pi. bandages; Mra Miles Sewing Party, mained steady all this week and dog, about six to twelve months old. P. e»a; jrteea ream we Ma h2rS5l ment of the Hollywood Branch for the for summer home, good fishing, shoot month of June: . scarcely any changes are noticeable in O Box 22. Jy4-13 big; bathing and boating. Speculative .UHKI'HK MADAM. tout specsaunl Rea. 1760 Albert Avenue “ ms permanently cured. Consults- Balance Bank Montreal. May $1 ...$ IS 25 prices. -Local strawberries have risen WE WILL BUT your furniture. Give value excellent. $100 per acre, terms ee ; free. Rooms 4M-BA Campbe If desired. W. T. Williams, care of PHOTOGRAPHERS TAILORS. Life Membership#— slightly and ground barley is a little best possible price and pay spot cash. Rulldtne ~ ----- ~ D. D, Muir, 121 Robertson 8t. ... 26 00 Magnet Auction Rooms. Phone 2114. "Nag- Paint Co.. Ltd., 1202 Wharf 8L lower In price. Mutton and lamb have ------• • . - 12 • Jyl6-48 SHAW HâtUbs,^.eumewrUai photosrauh- MTS. 686. Trounce Aver «• “«Sales ...... 6 00 FRENC H POL7BHBR" era 904 Government St. Phone US. TfiSEEi* gentlemen^# Mrs. Ellen Cheetham, Hollywood gone d°wn, while fish remain about GROWERS— W» will contract to buy eu tafior. Crescent ...... 25.00 members, cauliflower, red cabbage end ACCIDENT INSURANCE BltiS T VX URK- MBUGBNB.H Portraiture the same. The full list of., prices is as rnd eehrtmni Speetal atteuUoo to Mr*. Helen Norris...... 20.00 ptckltng on tons. The Western Ptckttne MERCHANT»* CASUALTY C6.. TRANSFERS follows; Works Ltd.. Victoria. DC. Union Rank Tilde.. Victoria. R C. e portraits Tel 18» Mrs. White ...... 4 00 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Miss Mabel Cotton. 1989 Crescent Vegetables. WANTED TO BUT E. H. BROWN ING- Commercial photo- ESTES. Gorge transfer. Roe. Phone WISH AGENTS LOW SIN CO.. 47 Road ...... 25 .00 Green Pees, lb...... j# hoe OeMowt 600» Creeeewt Garrot*, -fBr* ■ ;. —— ; ■ g V. MAH1.E. 717 Johnson St Agente for FLORISTS TAXIDERMISTS Road ...... 25 00 Cockshutt Implements, plough parts, etr Cantaloups ...... *,* 25# 1# MEN—We pay the highest prices f Annual Memberships— CUT FIX)W»K8 and floral designs. RIG GAM K HEADS. Horse Radish, lb...... M carded clothing. Phone *269 In_____ ding and pot plants. WUkereoe REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AU classe» taxidermy. Mr*. D. O. McNaughton, Beech- Ings or evenings, or bring them to 666 ANTIQUE DEALERS Brown. 612 Fort Street Phone 162L 889 Pandora Phone l _ wood Ave...... 2.00 Cabbage, per lb...... 0$ Johnson Street. «AMKKON IN V Becurltle# TRUNK AND HARNESS MFGRS. Miss Gertrude Burgee*. Linden Asparagus ...... 29 ANTIQUES al ÏÎ. "Krt0<- OM—Uer- Company—First Ave...... 2.00 ODDT’I Second-hand Furniture _____ Mâ ­ Street Furnl- FUMRAL DIRECTORS Ufa Insurance.Insure Mow offlcea y NOURIS A SONS. 12» Oovemu nt At Apricots, per lt> ...... *5 --1617------Douglas. Open‘ le buy good furs! ture. pictures, old end stiver Block, Cor. J““If hoi assis end rats» dealer» I oui» V. E K Wheatley. Jubilee Ave. 2 00 Onion, dry, 6 lbs...... 25 lure, carpets, etc. If bought and eokt PI ---- 47 ti. C. FUNERAL CO (Hay ward s;. LTD. wee. hem end leather geede 1 Mrs. O. C. Moore, Monterey Ave. 2.00 Green Onions, bunch TM Br; ugh ton. Motor or hors# dra< DUN FORD*8L LTD.. MM Government 8! .06 GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANO wanted Cash Donation*— Lettuce (head) ...... 10 will pay rash. P. O Drawer 796 1! BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS IBki — ------*------Insurance brokers and exchange spe­ TYPEWRITERS Red Cross box, Hinton Bldg. .... 1.71 'Tel elelleta TM. 4646 Lettuce (leaf) ...... FRANCIS, Sll_ Tates_____ . St < opposite Do JONAS * VO.. T. H.. Ih Fort w. Tet TYI'*:WHITER*— New end eecou«l-han—Furniture and stoves, et FOSTER. FRED Highest price for raw LKKMING BRUM. School, In memory Master Roy Nuts (mixed), lb...... highest cash nrtce paid. Phone 4441. Iron and brass founders, machinists and Rente eotiert Nicholl ...... 6 35 pattern worker». jit-19-47 | fur Itl* fînvmmeet St Phene T'tT TEA AND COFFEE Walnuts, lb...... Proceeds raffle, tray cloth ...... 12.60 Dates, lb...... FURNISHED SUITES. THE LKNZIK CO.. 1217 Broad Street. Cash donation, *’Friend'’ ...... 26 Fur seta, fur coate and leather coata ' SCAVENGING Figs, lb...... BROKERS Cash donation, Francis and Ji-19-47 Honey, lb...... 30# BROADWAY APTS —To rent, a furnish- McTAViSH BROS., HIS Govern most VICTORIA SCAVBNGINO CO.. 1886 Gov­ Phyllis Baylis ...... 1.00 Bananas, dos...... *.** _____ „ * suite. Phone 3557 Jyl-14 Custom broker», shipping end forward- j FURNITURE MOVERS ernment Street. Phone 2*. Ashes and Red Cross box, Hinton Bldg...... 40 FURNISHED. 2-room, front apartment. garbage removed. * 27 Grapefruit (Cal ), dos...... 1 00# 1 59 I Move YOUR rUKNITt’K* by mi----- Hollywood Presbyterian Sunday Lemons (Cal ), dos...... 50*9 60 light and water, from 116; perfectly C. J. CARET, School, monthly donation 3 36 olean; adults only. 1172 Tates. jy!7-14 VIEWER AND CEMENT WORK Valencia Oranges...... 40. .60# .76 Ssn iTwiSST1 XSTmT— DIRECT IMPORTER Red Cross box. Hinton Bldg...... 2.25 BOTTLES Red Cross box, Mrs. A. A. Ben Local Cherries, per lb...... 20# .90 NORMANDIE APTS —Corner of Cook T. BUTCHER, sewer and cement work. Peaches (CaL), lb...... 26 and Fisgard Streets, furnished suites to KELL MB YOUR BOTTLES or let GARDENING tSM Lee Avenue. Phone 6286L. 4l TEAS AND COFFEES. Sough ...... V...... 1 35 rant. JylS-14 eell you eoma Pbono I22A City Junk Ce.. Aaroneoa. 121 Jehaeon. LAN DSC A PB DESIGNER, all i 1818 DOUGLAS. Total ...... $316 59 B. C. Granulated, 10 lba...... $ 16 APARTMENTS TO RENT—Park Man- connection with gardens and slons. Apply 1721 Quadra.Jy 11-14 SILKS AND CURIOS. Gorge Branch. C. Granulated. 100 lbs...... 10,26 BUILDERS AND CONTRALTOrS -----rled out In a thoroughly WHY NOT PHONE 80617 Lump Sugar, t-tb cartons ...... «... .80 FURNISHED, 2-room, front apartment, „ iner. Professional advice glv NOVELTY BEADS AND TASSELS are The regular monthly meetlnlg of the light and water, from 116; perfectly . LOCK LEY. builder and jot cultivation. W. H. Weethy. 1 very popular Ju#rt now. We have » WE DELIVER. Gorge branch was held on Tuesday, Dairy Produce end Eggs. clean; adults only. 1176 Tales. ait-14 Alterations and repaint store and o2»e# 2762IL full line la stock. Kwong Tal Tuna Butter— Mrs J. C. Miller in the chair. Salmon Arm...... g fitting». !M B-milmalt Road. GENERAL GARDENING_____ Sninll lf*l------The Secretary-Treasurer read the PROPERTY WANTED Northwestern Creamery, lb CARPENTER AND BUILDER—T. Tblr- r3rF% LKK DYE A CO. 115 View Street. financial report for June, showing re­ Salt Spring, lb...... l. Alterations. repairs. Jobbing, ceipts from all sources $189.90; dis .66 WANTED—About half acre with water- ky roofs repaired end guaranteed Cowtchan Creamery, lb...... K SECOND-HAND DEALERS bursements to headquarters $102.90, .66 frontage on Gorge, Portage Inlet or east Phone ITU UPHOLSTERERS Government Creamery .... .65 side Esquimau Harbor; would consider MAT WORKS leaving a balance on hand to carry­ Improved property If cheap; owners CARPENTBR AND JOBBING—J. W. LADIES. CALL—Mra Hunt, Bolden. 1612 Cook Sealer, of Winnipeg end Calgary, le open . KROEUEH. IMS Ko.t Ht forward -to July of $37. Gouda, lb...... only. Box 1060. Times. Jyt-49 LADIES* STRAW MATS remodelled. to buy and soil high-clan» ladies’, Sima carried ont . Tel 1148 Mr*. J. Lowry’s second list of house- * PanamasFai Moo * *----- Roquefort, lb...... 9» gents* and children’s clothing, evening to-house collections amounted to Canadian (new), lb...... TEACHERS WANTED Hat Factory. and party drergea; medal offers for VACUUM CLEANERS .20 CARPENTER AND JOBBING Phone I73Bl gentlemen s clothes We pay spot cash $46.50 made up as follows: Canadian (old), lb...... HA V K THE AUTO VACUUM for Mrs. C. Richardson. $25; Mrs. H. Cod- Canadian Stilton, lb...... 4# THERE ARE VACANCIES In the Vic­ C. A. McGREOOR. Jobbing carpenter to any amount.______Business'Business done' done strlctiy strictly IsMsMef toria teaching staff as follows: One Established 1962, still In business and Ivate. Mrs. Hunt will call herself to dery, $3; Mi** J. Lowden, $4; Mrs. .A, English StUton, lb...... 76 teacher" of mathematics and one of pared to do small wo»-k. B7 Cale- AMERICAN HAT WORKS. {JY “ at 111 * ------Bird. «2; Mr*. D. Ash, «2; Mrs. W Eggs— senior Latin, Victoria High School; one la Ave. Phones 17S3L 14* «I | «28 Tates Street. Smith, $2; Mr*. M. Hors pool. $2; Mr*. Local, dos...... 55 K ard Phone 4*21. JrtHI VETERINARY supervisor and teacher of domestic H. Hitch, $2; Mr. and Mrs. T. Cooper, Fish. science and needlework. Graded Schools CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS • motte le promptness. It mesne eoe- Bloaters, lb...... j|u We clean end block your old Into NATHAN » LEVY. • $1; Mrs. W. Bruce, $1; Mrs. Moore, lys ■ Jewelry, m osteal end VETKKINARIAN—Csnlae hoeptUU. cor Crabs, each 16c„ or 2 for ... .26 B A W DEN, Kl DD A cé—Chartered Ac- the latest style. We do the beet Panama mill*. WlL rtc. TU 60c.; Mrs. To muon, 60c.; Bandy Craig myte. 60c ’ Flounders; 3 lb*...... 25 mouses nr tnsi WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRERS Salmon, fresh, lb.. 25c.; i lba...... 46 suudtoiT virtoSTa^c. Phone I call at your ofltee for READ______Hr*. C. T. Brant reported-the ~ermt 0 I turn It the same day. ladles' and fMtd east-off elothlag L. 11/ YT!E8 tor waich and Cod, kippered ...... fg A SNAP—Four-room cottage on % mile Phone ism nr cell TN Tates Street. of $21.64 received from Mrs. Wood­ Cod, salt, Alaska ...... ,n circle; $1,400. half.-caah._hAlAace.Ien . CHIMNEY SWEEPING jewelry repairs Onvemment St «7 ward for cut flowers. Mrs. Butter­ ------M.l'hehereon A Fullerton ------Brfls----- . 520 Cen- •Cod, lb , 10c ; or by whole fish ... ,16 FURNITURE LOUTS'. Bag and wnstemetsl a field paid In $63.10, being the amount Cod Fillets. 2 lbs...... r. .35 tral bldg Phone 18S8 Jy6-25 CHIMNEYS CL&aNED-Defective flue# 427 7th Are East. Vancouver. 47 the market at whole- taken at refreshment tent conducted fixed, etc. Wm Neel. Nil Quadra St Torn OSRniT IB ooon—^Purnltar*. Fresh Black Cod, lb...... is OAK BAT—Five rooms, modern; price Phone 18U beds, bedding, linens, ruga. etc. Easy SHAW A CO. (the Lancashire firm» posl by the branch on Dominion Day at the Finnan Haddle, lb...... it monthly payments at easy prices. R. lively pay top cash prices for gentle­ LITTLE A TAYLuit, 817 Fort UL Expert Gorge. Halibut, lb. 26c., or 2 lbs. for...... 45 QUEEN'S AVE.—Six rooms, modern ; O'CXJNNKLL. chimney sweep. 'fMtf-47 H. Stewart Co . Ltd., «62 Yates. 47 men’e end ladles’ cast-off clothing, watchmakers, leweuere The raffle under the management of Herring, fresh, 4 lbs...... 25 price' $2,100. boots, etc. Phone 401. or call IS Fort Phone 871. JAMES BAT—Five rooms, modern, $2.100. Street. Night phone IBIt 47 Mrs. Lowes and Mrs. Morley realized Herring, kippered, lb...... 16 IRON WO IKS WHITE. M.. watchmaker and manufBr $8 50; the prizes which can be obtain-: Oysters, Esquimau, dozen __ JAMES BAT—Eight rooms, modern. CHILDREN’S OUTFITTER* Turing Jeweller. A I*, work gusranteed $2.600. I B. C IRON WOPKS-Bnflermskers end VICTORIA JUNK AGENCY CO.~Buy- Bntrsrre Hlhhén-Bone TtidL ed at the branch workrooms (corner Salt Salmon ...... -.|§ MQ8&ST-“ —Ki* rooms. mÊLUÊm LHiLDltlLN’8 Uutritlera Klnceea-^^Phon^Bt* iuxd WtT**#28-47 TilUcum Road and Obed Avenue) were, Shrimp# ...... CADBORO BAY—1% Irtomu, Beabrook TL____ - .M à B. STMOK*. SO Joh n son Street Smelts, ib. ______Johnson Phone 4740 won by the following: 15 $6.300. -----Wharf and 1406 Store Straet - i. mLLINGSLE. low Douglas Street, Soles, per lb...... MT TOLMIB—-1 *4 acres, 8 rooms. $4,60$. First prize ticket No. 1403, Mc­ .18 CHIROPODISTS HORSESHOER DIAMONDS, antique», old Îmt’ watchmaker end Jeweler; ell work Skate. 3 lbs...... 26 or OAK BAY—1H acres. 8 rooms. D.600. end eoM. Mra Aaron eon. guaranteed. 47 Naughton, 242 Beach wood Avenue DUNFDRD S. LIMITED, second prize ticket No. 1829, Mrs. R. Flour. RADIANT HEAT BATHH, mauM , yrrv>W4T DA NiCOT, 228 Pandora T»' * ment St oonrxtte Ann* Usmpbefl*». •1284 Government Street. 25 WHOLESALE IMPORTERS G. Smith. Golquitz; third prise ticket New Government Standard . chiropody. Mr. R. H. Barker, from the WtxJD * TODD. 788 John IEST Ftyi KS paid lor gem»* vast-off Meats. FOR RALE—Six roomed, modem bunga National Hoeplta., Loodoeu 2U rlothlng. Give me e trial. A. * DIRECT SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, corner No. 1434, Mrs. J. R. Colllster, 842 Sel­ Rnfldln*. Phone 8442. kirk Avenue. Beef, boiling, lb...... 22# 22 low. Apply mornings, 1275 Johnson St. KINDLING AND MILLWOOD Store Street Phone 88» Fprt and Langley. Fireleee cookers. Lamb, forequarters. Ib...... Red Cross chemical closets, electric A cheque for $100 was forwarded to 35# 46 :Jys-26 CHIROPRACTORS Lamb, hindquarters, Ib...... PHONE 4180R. Price $4. city limite; | SHOW CARDS lamps, fancy goods. Phone 4228. 47 headquarters frorri the fund*. 45© .50 FOR SALE—164 aeree. «0 acres hay land, Lamb, leg, lb...... 4568 65 half-mil# sea front and some good ti KELL BY j* KELLEY. Plions 4141 and tt. c _lde city limits. $4 26; | The committee extend their thanks StreeL Topas Avenue. 7. A. BLAKE. «7 Yates St. IMPORT WOOLFN CO., 6tiS$ Cormorant Lamb, loin, lb...... 45© her; price $1.60»; good terms can W-l Rev ward Block. . 92.16- Show cards, cotton signs, poet era. St., near Fire Hell. Direct Importer» to the following: D. Spencer, Ltd., for 55 eul-47 Mutton, forequarters, local.. ,S2« .35 arranged ef Mgh-grad* suitings for mss and loan of crockery; Ed. Hancock, for $.19 ACRES at Cowtchan Lake, with f< _ CLEAN ING AND PRESSING SODA WATER Mutton, hindquarters, lb. ... 40© 50 roomed house, can be reached by road LA /N MOWLa HOSPITAL painting signs; Clay’s, for loan of tea Mutton, forequarters, local.. LOCK HIN 8uiU Window cleaning 304* 35 or launch, good summer home; price FOR FIRST-CLASS dry ginger ale. urns; Dean A Illscocke, for methylated Mutton,.leg, lb...... 40©' 50 $700; this Is a bargain. THE LAWN MOWER spirits ; 8t. Jude’s Mission, for loan of lemoaede, ginger beer, elder, syphon ISLAND WINDOW CLEANING CO — Mutton, loin, lb...... « 45© 50 FOUR ROOMED HOUSE on Vina Street, Cormorant Street, soda, ate.. Cryàtal Spring Water Supply. tables; Victoria Feed Co., for drâying; Pork, «boulders, lb...... close to Douglas Street car terminus; CONTRACtORS bo lance will call. Phone 8816. Ftonei 35© .37 Phone 79, 1864 Richardson Street W and Janitors. 88 M< Mr. McCalman, for d raying; Mr*. Pork, loins, lb...... 45© so price I960; $60 cash and balance on first B. C mortgage at 6 per cent. VANCOUVER ISLAND PILE DRIVING LAUNDRIES FOR A GOOD SERVICE, try the City Humphrey, Gorge Road, for loan of Pork Sausage, pure ...... H>« 35 FOUR ROOMED BUNGALOW, oh Clover CO. Wharf building, bridges, pile SEWER PIPE AND TILE MFGRS. Window Cleaners, «41 Fort Phone tent* and stove; Mrs. Young, for gift Turk eye, fresh, lb...... Street, Fairfield district; price $2,1"' foundations, diving, ate. SEC Per­ NEW MRTMOD LAUNDRY. LTD.. —- of milk ; to the various Red Cross sub- Turkeys, cold storage, lb. .. .400 cash $116, balance arrange, good ter il Loan Bidg. “ 8861-Jyll-47 .46 17 North Park. L D. McLean. Expert I. V. POTTERY CO.. LTD.-City office. commlttee*, who supplied cakes ; to Feed. TWO LOTS on Fairfield Road; we___ 09 Pemberton Building. Factory be VULCANIZING AND REPAIR?*** sell these for $500 for the two. on kind St George*» Ink Bsquimslt Road. the residents of the Gorge District, Per 106. COMMERCIAL PRINTING Timothy Hay .. terms. A real bargain. THE TYRE SHOP—Vulcanising and re who also generously contributed re­ ...... $32 or $1 70 FOUR ROOMED HOUSE, hurt oil Haul LEADING GRILLS PUBLISHING SHIP CHANDLERS paire MB Blanshsrd Street 47 freshments and to the general public tain Street; price SL760; easy terrai ST IA6IE8 HOTEL GRILL -Eventually. tar their support without which the Ground Barley ...... 76 00 1 90 can be arranged stationers. Legal | SHI i* «'HANDLERS. LIMITED, formerly FEDERAL TIRE AGENCY-A. McGavin Oats ...... at short notice. why not now 7 On parle 27 1011 Bl xnshnrd StreeL Phone X8M efforts of the workers would have S 20 LOTS on the SVfc-mtle circle for «160 Peter McQuade A Son. Ltd. Shin, naval, Crushed Oats ...... 64.00 each, terms if desired. loggers and mill supplies. 1214 ~ B2T1 end Goodrich tires and vulcan- been futile. 1 30 14$ ACRES in the Otter district; St Phone 41. Whol, Corn .... y...... 88.W 416 •14 per acre. terms .an be i ELECTRIC BATHING MACHINE. 4.20 WISE A (XX, BRADSHAW * MTÀCPOOL.F.. bam»lvre- MAHV1N A CO.. Êù R.. UUS Wharf. LODGES Feed Corn Meal ...... $2 00 4 26 309 Pemberton Bldg. CURIOS et-law >08 Union Bank Building. chandlers end loggers’ eupplles. Wheat ...... 77 00 14 end 18 A. O. F.—Court North'■era Ligne. No ws. 3 95 DKAVILLM. JOHN T„ 712 Fort, A recently Invented bathing machine Scratch F eed .,...... 75 00 8 85 CHEAP ESQUIMALT HOMES—Three LIFE INSURANCE meets st Foteelsre* Hall.I___, Broad Street not only washes the body, but also furniture end books. TeL 1787. SPORTING GOODS fed and 4th Wednesdays. Chick Food ...... 6 06 4 roomed houses, close to dry dock site, lay». W. Y Fuller- gives a massage and dries the skin NORTHKTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE Alfalfa Meal ... 2 16 monthly or quarterly payments; only DYEING AND CLEANING JAMES GREEN, guntnaker. All kind» of without the use of a, towel In less time $800 each. A. S. Barton, Central (Home office, Toronto, Canada.) CANADIAN ORDER OF FORR8TRRS Alfalfa Hay...... 171 Building, Victoria. Jy$-25 iv Hudson, Vancouver Island man- fit'the shoulder, bore barrels to Improve Meet* 4th MAUGHTBF S OF ENGLAND B. fl «!!!!!!!!! «$.5 Fort Street car line, good location; cost ADA-F. M. Kfiner, city manager. B C be used in a sleeping cajr or in any Shorts ...... 2 26 «1.000 to build to-day; t>rlce only $2,600; Ml. J. C. Renfrew, proprietor. Permanent Txtan Building. J. R. Simp SHOE REPAIRING cash $1,000, balance easy terms. H. O. other places where space or water is CITY DYB WORKS—The most up-to-date wd C. F. Foxall. eliy agents. 47 limited. Palby à Oo.. 016 Fort, upstairs. 26 dyeing and cleaning works In the Pro­ MAVVfVu. r, CIS Trouaoe Alley. HE WAS RETAINED. FOR SALE—Snap. 4-room house, good vince. We call and dejlver. Geo. Mc­ xLTdE SATISFACTION in shoe repairing Ar­ COLUMBIA IX)DOB, No. I. I. O. O. F.. The body Is thoroughly cleansed by Seemt!.«e.” terms. Blttancourt'e Auction Cann. proprietor. >44 Fort 9t Tel. 76. 47 thur Hlbbe. OR Tales, between Oovern- meets Wednesdays, Odd Fejlows* Hall a series of brushes driven at will nt mmt end Kroed 1207 Broad Street. Phone 1171. VICTOIUA DYB WORKS for service I ultural lime, analysis 66.7 per either high or low speed. Each brush The manager of a foundry was DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND B. I watching the leisurely efforts of a lad FOR SALE OR RENT—Seven -room bun- end satisfaction. Main office and works. ---- ton tn sacks. Rose bank Piinrese Alexandra, 2nd Thuraday, _ Is eight inches in diameter with three- galow, 6% acre# . close to Goward 8ta- 1180 View; TeL 717. Branch office. Ml •f P. Rail. Mrs. F. Bridges, See., 177 inch bristles. The brushes are hinged who was swinging a large hammer in tion,. _good onchi. hard . and outbuildings. Fort; Tel. 8946. J. A. Gardiner prop. 47 I st IX Ifll Blanshsrd Cowiehhn. at the top on ball Joints so as to open gentle way. Phone 4107R afterhft 6'o'clock.Jy4-25 StreeL I jn-47 Toirpbnne OStk ‘ Look here, my lad,” said the man­ TOGO CLEANERS. 676 Yatee OF P.—Far Wdge, No. 1*1, meets 2nd and that, I give that man two pounds a portion In strawberries, comfortable MACHINES FOFOR RENT by week or easily moved up or down to accommo­ cottage, land all good; price $2,600, endays In the A O.F. Hall. Broad week and six shillings war bonus, but MACARONI FACTORX un President, W. J. Cohbett, 8964 date a tall o£ short person. UREA DIN DAIRY—Cream, mttk, barter, All the moving parts are elsctrtcaily a man that takes K tit the mtddte, tike KflTATE— eçr».^delhnwed dally. 1701 Cook StreeL ïzümïsr Alder Street. Secretary, A. A Brind­ this, only gets twenty-four shillings a odem cottage and lot 48x121. cottage LIBERTY BRAND Nppio* iManol. « ley, 1817 Pembroke StreeL City. operated. Tl^e Insulation and connec­ week and the sack whea the war’s over is good basement; price $2,000; small moot mnomlnl and w hoi worn. food. STENOGRAPHER tions are so designed that the bather B.mount of euh win btndl.. Wluo. of Art your groom for It. or at I» Oor- THE EASTERN STAR and we get alack. DENTISTS ------it. 41 MlrtS K. EX.HAM puotic etenograp. Vlolorls Chanter. No.? 77. meets on 2nd takes no chance of getting a shock.— Thinking he had sufficiently driven »(f*ACRK8 ôr'soôî'uLnd At Books, In the 9M Central Butldlag. Phone 22#. st 8*. m In the K. ef -Tit-Bits. _M._____ ’_îdrLV_____ , irk St Visiting mem­ home hie point, he surveyed the lad, MUI.in.nt, no rock, land eaay to clear, MERCHANT TAILORS MRS. I SEYMOUR, public eteno- bers rordlsllr invited. more in sorrow than In anger, but the tloM to 800k. Harbor; pete. MM, on i. m. to , p. m. 8M B. C. Permanent Loan The inspector wag asking the class youth requested an extension of the terms, or 1700 cash. 1 DR LEWIS, AH HOT-FIt ruarahtrrt. UM Oort. €7 Phone 6228 27 ORDER OF THETH !•; EAST URN HTAR a few questions. B. C. LAND à INVESTMENT AGENCY. Jewel nioek. sor. Tataa aad Dougia, I saw iajy. his Queen City Chapter,Chap! No. $ Government q'flaSha&M M18S UNWIN. I 4th Wedm «ye silo Now, how do bees dispose of their "Here," said the lad. "before tha goes LIMITED. ***—■■{ $sr&u“£5È sat nions honeyT' he inquired. Ut Government StreeL Park Bt Vkdting any farther, owd chap, wheer do aw sr&.ss; Fh "Please, sir, they cell IL” howd it for live bob a week 7" 16 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918 -4» EE EFFECT ON MAY BE GENERAL HOLD ON TO YOU* When the 18476117 VICTORY LOAN BONDS WELLINGTON War Ends THE PRICE HAS ALREADY RISEN there will be many Any information yon may want given by Allied Forces on Western front Cessation of Service in Canada opportunities during BURDICK BROS. & BRETT, Limited the reconstruction Pursuing Policy of Seems to Be Drawing COAL Nibbling I A Near -» STOCK AND BOND BROKERS AT CURRENT PRICES period. Telephones 3724-3728 620 Broughton Street But they will need a London. July 6.—Through their suc­ little ready money to cessive and successful thrusts In the NEGOTIATIONS NOW IN past ten days or more, the Allied " swing them." forces on the Western front have taken PROGRESS AT MONTREAL HALL & WALKER from the Germans positions which Distributers Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir), ltd. The question is—are would have been very useful In future offensive operation*. Whether the 1232 Government St. Phone 83 you willing to save ikdicy orf nibbling is holding back Montreal, July 6.—The prospect of a renewal of heavy enemy attacks is not money nets» to grasp known, but there can be no doubt that strike, not only among* the mechani­ cal and car department employees of the opportunity by pushing the German* out of locally Important positions here and there be­ the Canadian railways, but aiding ail thm T tween Yprea and Ilheims. General Foch classes of railroad employees, IsTbom- U. 8 Ind Alcohol ... 124% 124 124% Is giving the German command some ing closer every hour, according to U. 8 Rubber 60% 59 60 108% Decide, now, to let thing to consider seriously as to the well-confirmed stories which are now NEW YORK STOCKS U. 8. Steel, com. .... 106% 108% DIED. effect on the German morale. The going the rounds in labor circle*. 111 111 111 Virginia Chem ...... 50 50 50 SLOMAN—On 3rd Inst . at Royal Jubilee us help you to save. number of prisoners taken In the past Negotiations were begun between Mint Fmtnl renritM-g Hospital, William Higgins Hloman, week is nearly 6,000. > the representatives of the Federated We>tem Union . .TV.. 86% 46% 86% aged JO years, born at I »rvonshlre, Interest paid every Almost without exception Berlin has Railway Trades Brotherhood and the WENT HIGHER TOM Wabash R R. Co. ... 11% 11% 11% ensue c me directed cents higher for July and 4 cent* higher n yainst the it nods and chattels of Lorenso ble will be avoided. The feeling i* that and United State* Steel each made two PARSONS—Ob the 4th Inst , at hi* home, the men will stick to their demands, points and General Motor* -gained three for October. Flax closed 2% cents higher Joseph Quagliottl. in an action wherein 1400 Pembroke Street. <'apt Harry for July and 1% cent* higher for October the Island Amusement Company, Limited, Parsons, beloved husband of Caroline which the railway* will not grant in point*. The oil stocks wepe well taken is Plaintiff, and Lorenso Jn.scph Quagli- Parsons, aged 51 years, born in Har New York Papers Say-Wilson's their entirety and the rail* were firm. "What buying Open. High Low Cloae otti is I>efendant. I have seised and taken bor Grace. Newfoundland He leaves The railway official* claim that there was in to-day's market wa* largely July ...... 66% 83% 86% IS ■ re»"*wioii w- «rnnPf ot A-INiMiHfM' ... UpWLIIQruiétch Ttyiff. Haaaa»» UTa[ 1 cannot ■ give Targe tiv -to -the when t -tnterewte. — ------et------—76% 41 76% S«.% Apperson Motor Cars and accessories, two sons. Frank and Orbhan in wage* without increased revenues consist In* of a quantity of tools, tires, sons I >eceased has been a resident High Lowlast July ...... 368% 400 388% 400 rims, gasoline pump, blocks and tackle, of this city for the past 26 years and Allieu Victory from freight and passenger* Alli.i-Ch aimer* . 34 “34 34 and sundry supplies, and will offer the Oct. ....•...... 382 395 382 391% was a member of Far West-Victoria Am. Beet Sugar . . ...71 71 71 Cash prices: Oat»—2 C. Wr . 86; 1 C W . same for sale at Public Auction at the Lodge K of P Am Sugar Rfg Car age on Cad boro Bay Road, corner CIVIC STIKE IN .4.113% 113 113% 85: extra 1 feed. 65; 1 feed. 82. 2 feed. 79 Am Can Co . com ... 45% 46% 45% Olympia Avenue, on Saturday nest. July The funeral will take place Saturday, New York. July 6.—The morning Barley—3 C. W . 126: 4 C. XV . 115. re­ 6, at 2 p m Open for. inspection on the the 6th inat . at 3.30 o,clock. from the CASUALTIES AMONG Am Car Fdy...... 84% 84% 84% jected. 109 morning of the sale. Term* of sale, cash. Sands Funeral Chapel Intermem Ro*ts newspapers here, commenting on Pres­ Am. Cotton Oil ...... 41% 41% 41% Bay Cemetery. ident Wilson’s speech yesterday, de­ Flax—1 N. W. C.. .4M; 2 C. W , 387. 2 C. F CÎ RICHARDS. Sheriff. CANADIAN SOLDIERS Am. l^oromotive .. . 68% 67 68% W.. 172. Sheriff's Office, Victoria. B. C. July S, PROGRESS IN TORONTO clare it la a message of ultimate vic­ Am. Smelt & Ref ...81 80% DRVCE—On the 4th Inst . Audrey Druce, tory The Times says Germany can % % % 1111 two weeks old daughter of Mr and Am T A Tel ...97 96% The tfliove sole stands postponed till not avoid the doom that awaits her by Am. Wool, com...... 57% 57% MONTREAL STOCKS Mrs. Tom Druce. of 2810, G os worth « tttawa, Jûly I.—The following cas­ Wednesday next, July 10. at the same Road further deceitful overtures for a com­ Anaconda Mining . 69% 68% (By Burdick Bros. A Brett, Ltd ) place and hour of sale. promise peace. "There will be no half­ ualties have been- announced; . F. O. RICHARDS. The funeral will take place to-morrow' Atchison ...... 84 84 High Low. Last Sheriff morning at 10 26 o'clock from the Sands 2,000 Employees Stop Work in way measure*, no half-way victory. Infantry. Atlantic Gulf ...... 103 103 Amee Holden...... 22 23 22 Sheriff s Office. July 6. 161». Funeral Chapel Germany must be destroyed or made Killed in action -«Lieut. O. K. Rey Baldwin Loco...... 92% 91% Do., pref...... 61 61 61 Effort to Get Wage harmless.” the itaper say*. nold*. Rutherford. N. J. Ha^jWmore * Ohio ... 54% 54% KKDDY—On the 5th instant. Hazel Irene Bell Telephohe ...... 139 A MINERAL ACT. The World, after pointing out that Died of wounds—Pte. V. EL Bogert, Itefhlehem Steel 84% 83% Brasilian Traction .. 14% JLi% 34% I Keddy, 10 weeks old daughter of Mr Increase the add res* is ah aasuTanve of ulti­ Butte Hup Mining .31 29% and Mrs Alfred Keddy. of 2636 Work -Hnderby, B (’. Can. Cement, com...... in a heap of .rub Ik»m 1 A 8 ... 60% 60% And further take notice that action, OlNtiilers Sec...... 59 58% under Section 65, must be commenced be­ A loving mother, true and kind. meeting at the Labor Temple. ica ha* just begun to fight." it says. blah here yesterday The infant waa Horn. Textile . 90 A No friend on earth like her we find; Erie ...... 16% 15% Like of Wood* Mlg . . . 112% H fore the issuance of such Certificate of The Immediate cause of the strike I* in splendid health and had evidently Do., 1st pref . . . . Improvements. Home seems quite another place ...32 32 I.surent ide Co. . 166% A the City Council’s refusal to date back Iteen abandoned only a few hours be­ Goodrich (It F.) .. ... 45% 45% Without the smile of mother's face U. S. HOUDAY WAS fore being found. Maple Leaf Milling .106 106 106 Dated this list day of May. A. D. till to January 1, the $2 a week Increase to (It Nor Ore ...... 32% 32% FT O ROSS. each man. which would mean about Mack ay Co...... 76 75 OBSERVED IN ALGIERS Of. Northern, i>ref . ... 99% 90% N. 8 Steel, com. 66 A husband and family. $100.000 extra for the civic treasury to NURSE AND TWO MORE Hide A Lea., pref. . ... 79% 78% NOTICE. meet. Inspiration Cop...... 56% 15-4 In the Matter of the Estate of Cellna The City Council several times re­ AND SC'.'TH AMERICA Ogilvie Milling Co* . VICTORIA OFFICERS Int’l Nickel ...... 30% 29% 160 U Mann. Late of City of Victoria, De­ fused the request of the men for a Int i Mer. Marine .. ... 27% 27% ceased Knights of Pythias board of conciliation, on the ground Penmans. Ltd 74% 74% \ 74% NOTICH is hereby given that all per­ Buenos Ayres. July 5 —The United IV». pref 101% 100% that the city is not a private employer ON WAY HOME NOW Quebec Railway...... 21 A sons indebted to the above Estate are ro- States yesterday - was celebrated Kennecott Copp*r .. 33% 33% Kiordon Paper ...... 116 A uewted to pay the amount of their in- making profit*. throughout South American In an un­ Lehigh Valley ...... 58% FUNERAL NOTICE. 58% Shawm igan ...... • • 1 111 A Sebtedness forthwith to the undersigned, The men now demand an all-round precedented manner. The day had been Halifax, June 5.—About fifty return [Jick Steel ...... 81 44 14 Àx and all persons having claims against the Members of Far West-Victoria .Lodge, Spanish River Pulp .. increase of $4 a week, making an in-"* declared a national holiday in Peru. ed Canadian officer» were In thla city Louisville A N...... 116% 116% Do . pref...... 60% B said Estate are requested to send particu­ No 1. are requested to attend the funeral crease of the average wage from $22 Brazil and Uruguay. In all of which to-day Among the party was Lieut. - Maxwell Motor* ... .. 32 30% Steel of Can...... 66% B lars of their claims, duly certified, to the of the late (’apt Henry Parsons Funeral countries it was celebrated in a similar undersigned, on or before the 28th day of to $26 a week Col. the Hon P. E. Hlondin and Brig - Midvale Steel ...... 52% 62% Do., pref...... 04% 04% 94% July. 1816 will take place from Sands Funeral ------4?— manner to their own inde|iendence Gen. Macfarlane, C.B., of the British Mex. Petroleum .... 99% 98% Toronto Railway .... 66 A Dated this 2Sth day of June, 1816. Chapel on Saturday at 3 30 p. m U. 8. EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. army. Gen Macfarlane Is on his way Miami Copper...... 29% 29% Winnipeg Blec...... 46 46 46 YATFS A JAY, to < 'ey km. He ha* been In the British Miasouh Pacific .... 23% 23 Solicitors for the Kxeeutors. Visiting Brothers are invited. Algiers. July 6.—The national holiday Dora. War Loan (old) 95% B Pittsburg, July 5. —George W. army for thirty-three years. In 1915 Mo., Kax A Texas . 5% 5% Do.. 1931 95 B 416-7 Central Building. Victoria, B. C. R R. F SEWELL C C. >f the United mates was celebrated Strayer. of Columbia University. New he was in command of a British bri­ V Y . N >1 & Hart . 38 39 IV». 1917 ...... 94 94 94 throughout Algeria with unusual brilli- New York ('entrai 72% A O H. HARDING. K R.8. York, to-day via elected president of gade on the British front, but recently 72% CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT nce. A torchlight procession of troops Northern Pacific . .. % % % the National Rducatton Association at BD commanding troopa in Ire -r-W— 13 NEW YOftK COTTON. ---- OF OA!'. BAY. was held last night A reproduction or HUM Am mg the officers wer,. the fol­ N. Y . Ont. A Western 21% 21% 21% the closing session of its 56th annual Bartholdi’s statue of Liberty was set Nevada Cotpi Copper . . 20% 20% 20% (By Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd ) convention. lowing; Lieut.-Col. William Davis. Ancient Order Foresters one ul the large squares. Vanemirer: Major J. W. ClaelQ Kam It K ...... 42% 61% 61% Open. High. Low. Last. loop*; Hon. Capt. 8. Wilklhaon. Mis­ »'reaped Steel Car...... 67 67 " 67 ’ July ...... 26.80 27 25 26 80 27 25 Readina ...... M% 81% - 92% 4JCL- . 24.00 24.70 24 00 24.59. ___•— funeral notice. sion CltyrdJw Robert Brown. Inm* Tax Sale Notice fall. Aha.: Lieut. D. H. Russell. Kam­ Ry Steel Spring ...... 62 * 59% 62 ’ Dec...... 23.60 14 35 23 55 24 34 All members of the Ancient Order of loops. Lieut. W 8. B. Duff, Vancou­ Ray Cone Mining .... 26 24% 24% Jan...... 23.47 24 19 23 40 24 17 Foresters are requested to attend the A nale of lands for Delinquent Taxee ver; IJeut. J. C. M. Johns, VIctorlu; Republic Steel ...... 93 90% 93 March ...... 1171 21 tl Mr* 14 17 funeral of the late W. H. Hloman, member Southern Pacific ...... 82% 82% 82% S|K>t ...... >12» will be held on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM­ of Court Shawnigan. No. 9288 Major iMnald McLaughlin. Calgary; BER 18. ISIS. Funeral win be held on Saturday, the Nursing Slater K. E. Tomlinson, Vic­ Southern Ry.. com. .... 23% 23% 23% Persons desiring to avoid the costs and 6th Inst., at 2 p. m.. from Sands’ Funeral toria: Limit 8. J. D. Evans. Victoria, Ik», pref...... 62 62 62 Barber—"Have 1 shaved you before7” expenses of such sale must pay the De­ Studebâker Corpn...... 46% 46% 46% Customer—"Yea. you have." linquent Taxes (Taxes In arrear at Parlors, Quadra Street and Lieut. 6.-U. Whiting. Vancouver. December 21. T916>. together with inter­ The Tew tfumyaity .152% 162% 152% Barber—"I don’t seem to. recognise est to date of payment on or BEFORE 8*# &*&&& wUMrvfccfiie >.i.r.>m sn% us your face." SEPTEMBER 4 next; AFTER WHICH CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET Utah Copper ...... 82% 63% 81% Customer—“No, It’s healed tip now."»' DATE, and up to the time of sale, the full amount as advertised will be collect- ACTIvE AND HIG.-.I J* ed. vl*. Delinquent Taxes. Subsequent ■Taxes in arrear. Interest and Coats and BMMfèuMK (By Burdick Pro* g Brett. Ltd.1 The Clerk. Collector or Assessor of the Chicago. July 5 —The market had a What Cash You Need Corporation of the District of Oak Bay slight reaction at the opening this morn­ are ready to receive notice from any source of the Interests of those entitled ing and the way was cleared for an active When Travelling Canada’s and continually advancing market. Pit to the lieneflt of the War Relief Act; any persori having Information that any per­ condition* are said to be res|N>n*tble for —and more particularly, when large sums son Interested Is a soldier, dependent on the recent rapid rise, a* the crop reports are required—is best carried in the form of a soldier. or other i>erson entitled to the are good and the weather condition* all benefit of the said Act. Is requested to that could be desired. The fact that a Letter of Credit, issued by The Merchants communicate in writing with the Clerk, Assessor or Collector of the Corporation those short of the expiring option* are Bank. of the District of Oak Bay, whose address Victory Loan having difficulty In getting grain to fill Thia old eatabHahed form of intereatiooal banking, Is Municipal Hall. Oak Bay. B. C. their contracta account* for a lot of the fa preferred by many experienced travellers because By order of the Council. strength. of ita absolute security. Corn— Open. High Low. Cloee Letters of Credit are cubed only by banka or LAND REGISTRY ACT. July ...... 149% 151% 149 1$J% banking corporations, and after the identity of the Septt»Uk-...... 152% 156% 163%* 155% holders is established to the satisfaction of the bank July ...... 73 74% 72% 74% officials. This insures safety, and guards against In the Matter of Lot 7 of Part of Sub­ loss and theft division 10, Oak Bay Estate, Victoria 51% Sept. 06% 71 08% 71 District, Map 36SB. % % % NEW YORK BOND MARKET. Proof having been filed In my office of the loss of the Certificate of Title to the BONDS Her One Deformity (By Burdick Bros, A Brett, Ltd.) above mentioned lands. No. 1088 F. In the Hid Asked TH€ MERCHANTS BANK name of Thomas Henry Slater, knd bear­ Anglo-Fr 5 ...... 92% . 92% ing date the 28th day of August, 1811, I An Unnecessary Corn U. K 6, 1918 ...... 99% Heed Office: Montreal OF CANADA hereby give notice of my intention at the 99% expiration of one calendar month from When yon see or feel a corn no repeated applications. There U K 5%. 1919 ...... 97% 98% VICTORIA BRANCH, A. C. FRASER. Maae«w the first publication hereof to issue to the Bought or Sold is no after-,oreneaa. U. K. 5%. sec. cnv. .. 99 99% said Thomas Henry Slater a fresh Certi­ remember this: U K 5%. 1921 ...... 94 94% OAK BAY BRANCH. J. SHERRATT, Aelrni Mauler. ficate of Title fn lieu of such lost Certifi­ Due in 5, 10 or 20 years. Issued Am. For. See. 5 ...... 97 97% cate. Million» of people here found There are none of the faults In denominations of $50, $100, • «impie, easy way to completely of the old-time methods, harsh Fr tiovt. 6 ...... 130 140 Any person having any Information Paris 6 ...... 82 84 with reference to such lost Certificate of 1500 al>4 $4,000- . „ end this trouble. and inefficient. Title Is requested to communicate with Fr. CLUee 6 _____ . 90% 92 the undersigned It ie the Blue-jay pUeter. It doesn't taka one-tenth the Rue* Govt. 5%. 1921 . 40 45 ESTABLISHED It f $ Dated at the I .and Registry Office, Vic­ time it takes to pare a corn. IN».. 1926 92 96 toria. B. C-, this third day of July. 1818. When a corn appear», they ap­ I Kim Can. 5. 1919 . 96% 96% J. C. GWYNN. Free from taxes imposed by the ply a Blue-jay, and do it in a And paring cannot end it Dora. Can. 6. 1921 .. 95 91 Registrar-General of Tttlea. Government of Canada. pgy. Then they forget it, for Par your own sake, make a I k»m. Cm. 5. 1931 .. 90 92% the corn never pains again. test of Blue-jay. See what it Horn Fan 6^ 1926 . . 92 94% NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS OF THE does with one corn. It is doing Argentine Govt. 6 .. .. 96 96 IMPERIAL BANK In 48 hour» they remove the Chinese Hep 6 ...... 67 92 CITY OF VICTORIA, B. C. Price, 0f'/i and interest. Blue-jay, and the corn ie gone. mat that with millions of corns, l>om Can 6. 1987 .. 93 • OF CANADA • The Cemetery Purchase By-Law, ad­ Only a rare corn need, a aeeood in a gentle, scientific way. Fr Republic 5% . 94 • vertised in The Dally Colonist to be voted 98% CAPITAL PAID DP, #7,000*00. RESERVE FUND, f7.000.000 n by the electors on July 6 Inst., has been application. Please find out — and now — A.. T A S. F Gen. 80% 81 postponed until August 6, 1918. IJ & O. 1st Gold 77 77% Further notice of particulars will "be For Information address There is no muta, no bother. whet folly it la to have corns. llt-thlehem Ste«*| |»t 87 89% ,IVe* WM W. NORTHCOTT. ('entrai Par. l*t Ref . 78 78% C, R & Q Joint ... . 94 94% Success Returning Officer HEISTERMAN, C.. M A St. P Gen. 80% Çlty Hall. Victoria. B. C.. July 4. 191». C* A N W. Gen .. 80% 83 FORMAN [,. A N. Uiyif...... 83 85% N. Y. Rye. AtlJ...... - 22% 24% A SAVINGS ACCOUNT steadies the Udder of & CO. N. P. Prior Lien ... . 60% . 8L Reading Co. Gen. 83 •i% ** success. Every branch of this bank has a sav­ A QUANTITY OF OLD 608 View fit. Phone 65 Com Plasters [T. P 1st Railroad . . 84% 85% IT S Steel...... 94% 99 ings department. Interest allowed at current rate. Victoria, B. C. Stop Pain Instantly — End Corns Completely [T. P 1st Lien ...... 78 ns PAPERS FOR SALE Large Package 25c at Drugglita—1m»B Package DUeoatiaaed S P Co. 6 ...... 90% 91 Ik».. 4 ...... 78% 79 * Circulation Department ..... VICTORIA BRANCH, 1AUE1 * HACK. United, BU— W Wwi muaaa au CUcaga, Hew T«k Tw Perm. Ry Co. Con*.> 91% 96% A. R. GREEN, - x Times Office. - . 87% *7% UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS C. A O Vonv...... 80% ». ... .

' . * ’ ; ; i ; . ^ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918 jesasassas-BB—aa==----^

LOCAL FRESH BOOS r r BOUNDARY SEWERAGE Dozen ...... 7...... DDC AUBURN CREAMERY BUTTER rr. QUESTIONS RAISED Pound...... 90C COWICHAN CREAMERY BUTTER pr „ Pound ...... ODC Saanich Declares Inability to Chairman of Canadian Grain FINE ONTARIO CHEESE QA Find Contribution to Two Board Says Matter Not Pound ...... OvJC Trunk Systems Considered H. A. OLEOMARGARINE Aft Pound ...... 4ÜC Hail! Smili The thorny problem of the undertak­ Winnipeg, July 6.—A statement Tn00...... ,40C ings of the Saanich Council with re which was published yesterday credited gard to sewerage disposal cropped up Eno's makes to A. E. Phelp, of the Western Canada at the meeting of the Intermunicipal Food Board, tu the effect that the price PT,TB0T"B...... 40c Committee this morning. The question cherry optimist» ojf Canadian wheat was to be raised to came up in two' forms. out of bilious $2.26 In conjunction with the new Dr. A, (1. Price < Medical Health Ofll price set in the United Stater, was ab­ MAPLE BUTTER * r>r „ cer) attended the meeting and asked pessimists solutely denied by Dr. Magtil. chairman Tin ...... ODC the Joint authority to make some pro of the Board of Grain Supervisory fdr vision tp care for the houses on Burn­ Canada, to-day. side Read, on the Saanich side of the "There is no truth In the reported boundary, which discharged sewerage statement whatever,” he said, “and the into places that contaminated the ci^y sending out of such a report only works DIXI CEYLON TEA residences at lower levels. a hardship on those who are trying to After a thorough discussion, the Nature » Laxative get the wheat out of this country to SO*, 60<, 75f lb. meeting adopted à’resolutlon moved by Britain, Councillor Diggon that the City En­ 28 "The Increased price In th* United gineer should be asked to allow tem­ States hai b.een ipade only, to offset porary connections to be made to per the tn< reaaêd freight rate* in that mit some houses, not to exceed sij^ in country which already are in force. In all, to be connected to the Northwest Canada the matter has not even been sewer system. considered and will not be unies* the Alderman Sangster did not think the freight rates are increased, in whleh DIXI ROSS’ motion would pass the Cl^y Council, in cose the price must be raised for the view of the fact that question would next crop. But this would not pub one re-open the whole issue cf the seWer "Quality Grocer»" 1317 Government Street OFFICERS OF COAST extra cent in the pockets of the farm­ age agreement between the municipali­ for Summer Holidays CANADA FOOD BOARp UCENSE 8-17620 l- ties. ers, as any increase would be made —tiw shoes for doing-svtay time—}or everyday steer and Reeve Borden- said it must be clearly only to meet increased freight rates.'* urtderwtood that Saanich could not VESSELS NAY STRIKE recreation—for elf summer sports. finance the aewer by-law and that It was They come in stales for e^er^ summer need hx dt>> or to the advantage of the city authorities REICHSTAG APPROVES to have the nuisance abated, even If It country, seashore or mountains—for everj) member of BUTTER AND EGGS originated on Saanich land. He under­ 7013 TREATIES the family. Our Eggs are strictly Local Fresh and the Butter Eastern Creamery. took that the connection *iti. the sewer Tlie cost of FLEET FOOT is so small that ^ou can have Refusal to Deal With Merchant Amsterdam, July $.—The German Butter, per lb...... SOf would be carried to the city boundary line. Reichstag has passed the peaçf treaty several pairs of these attractive summer shoes for.the price • -—' Egge, per dose» mynmtr...... —Bowker Greeks — __ Service Guild Given ARd. âwppleroçnt*rx tr$aties witb.Rou- of one pair.of leather ihoes. . ______mania according to a Berlin dispatch Tel, 41» SYLVESTER FEED CO. 709 Yates A lengthy dimusston occurred with as Reason Don’t leave for \Vur holidays Without htrOing one or two regard to the unsatisfactory sanitary The Thdepende h t Socialists votee with the sewerage discharged at the Guild executive and signed up an Sixth Street, and with regard to the AMERICAN CASUALTIES. EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT agrément will, of course, not be af culvert to carry storm water the mat fected. Distributors for British Columbia, for THE CLEVELAND TRACTOR, HOME ter was sent to the City Engineering Washington. July 6.—An army cas This action was decided on last night ualty list issued here to-day contains AND COMMERCIAL CANNING OUTFITS, DYNETO ISOLATED Department. when a reply from Minister of labor Summer Goods at Prices That LIGHTING PLANTS twenty-three names, divided as fol Extension Scheme. Crothers was read in which he stated lows Killed In action. 6; died of that there was no precedent for mas­ Mayor Todd stated they could settle wounds, 7; died of accident. 1: died of the whole question of Bowker Cre**k, ters and mates applying for a concilia tkm board under the Industrial Dis disease, 2 wound* d severely, I; miss­ which in its upper reaches crossed the ing in action, 6. Are Striking putes Act. He suggested that the of boundary several times, by the city- taking in Beet ions 26 and 27 and fleer* should ask for a commissioner to investigate. OBITUARY RECORD straightening out the city bouhdary. The prices on these goods have advanced. We will sell at the Reeve Borden said the best way Tie Up Services. ' — following prices as long i would be to get the people residing in As negotiations have been in pro­ a onr present stock lasts Bathing pThe death occurred at noon to-day the urea affected to petition, and he did gress since April 19, the members of In of Hasel Irene If eddy. Infant daughter not think there was any proepect of the Guile do not feel inclined to brook aged two months and fourteen days, of that happening with so many people further delay and a telegram has been Lawn Meware at $9.36 A |8.35 Screen Deere, all aises, at $3.76 out of the city and in view of the high Mr and Mrs. Alfred Keddy, 2636 Work sent to Senator Gideon Robertson ask- Grass Catchers, galvanised bot­ and ...... 92 00 Caps city taxation. ng him to call the Government's at Old Street. The funeral arrangements are The Mayor believed that If the own­ toms, at $2.26 and...... fl.BO Screen Door Catches, at...25< tention to the situation on this coast Our line le the most distinc­ In charge of Bands Funeral Parlors ers in the area affected were offered Grass Catchers, all canvas. paved streets on Mount Tolmie Road and stating that unless definite results Window Screens, at 80©, 65c, 60c, tive in the city, up-to-date In and will take- place from the family are obtained within a certain specified Age and Lanadowne Road they might U Hedge Sheare, wooden handles, 60c, 40c and...... 35< color combinations and of the residence to-morrow afternoon at 4.36. willing to accept the higher taxation of time the officers of the coasting fleets at $1.90 and...... 91.60 best manufacture. Bee this line proceeding to Ross Bay Cemetery. the city. will be Inclined to give up their posl Health and comfort in old Wire Screens, in black or gal­ before you make any purchases. It was resolved to obtain a Joint re­ tions. Such action, members of the •ge depends largely on Grass Sheare, at 85c, 76c,. 35^ vanized, in all widths, by the Prices from 38 Cents to 91.80 in» rt from the City Solicitor and the Guild say. would mean the absolute 8-Ply Rubber Hass, 60 ft., com­ yard. The death occurred last night of tying up of steamship service on this keeping the liver and kid­ Audrey Druce. the two-weeks'-- HolicUor of Saanich on the matter of plete with nozzle ahd couplings Wire Dish Covers, at 75c, 65c, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas boundary extension. \ coast, as the Guild has a membership ney* in healthful action. for ...... 96-50 60c and...... 20f A proposal to put an oil macadam of 400. which means that practically Druce, 2910 Gosworth Road. The Tains and aches, stiffness Cctton Covered Hose, 50 ft. for Fly Swatters, at 18c and.... 10< funeral will take place from the Sands roadway on Burnside Road, between every master and mate sailing out Funeral Chapel at 10.30 to-morrow Manchester Road and Harriet Road, British Columbia port belong to the of the joints, lumbago and only...... 98.50 Lawn Sprinklers, at $2.46, $1.35, JOHN COCHRANE which is now a stretch four blocks long morning. Association. rheumatism tell of (misons Corrugated Hose, 60 ft. 910.50 60c and ...... 35< DRUGGIST between two pieces of paving, was laid The trouble arose when the C. P. R.. over for further consideration. Hose Menders, at 16c, 18c and 5# Hose Nozzles, at ...... 65< N.W. Cor. Tates and Douglas The funeral of the late James H the G» T. P., the Union 8.8. Company, left in the blood by slng- Screen Door Fittings, at. .. 25< Sts., of the B. C. Electric Clock. Davis took place yesterday afternoon nd the B. C. Towboat Owners' Aseu giahnes* of the liver, and Hose Washers, at 6 for.,... .6< from the Thomson Funeral Chapel, Rev GERMAN REPORT SAYS elation refused to recognize the Guild. Wm. Stevenson officiating. The These companies stated in ro r res | «on­ kidneys. Knights of Pythias had charge of the ARMENIANS HOLDING de nee that they were quite prepared People in advanced years funeral and attended in a body, tak­ to deg] wtth their employees as indi­ Moffat’s City Queen or Nelson Steel Ranges for $70.00, with ing the service at the graveside CITY OF ERIVAN NOW viduals, but were pot prepared to ne­ bold Dr. Chase's Kidney- the waterfront, are extra good value Among the beautiful floral offerings gotiate through the Guild. A I...Hot Liver l’ills in high esteem_ was a larve wreath from Duncan of members therefore was taken ami Tîtff!**- NdTS of the Knights Of PÿthTas. AihWnl#m.".turv ' Tt> Armenian him it-nine per cent. vdtodlh ZAvd* <$T beejfttte of the promptness et w*mc4i deceased was a member. The Torres ori Thé 'aggressive In tTie trans- all negotiations being carried on and certainty with 'which Peeples1 Cash Hardwire er Fereweed Hardware following were, pallbearer*: A., Caucasia have esUtbliabetl themselves Uirough the Guikl. ------— son, J. A. Mansell, J. B. Be well, A. <1 well within this former Russian ter­ they awaken the action of •n Fbrt 8t., Phone 2886. ~ 2007 Fernwood Rd.. l’hone 4231 H. Harding, representing the K of P.; ritory. according to reports from Kiev. Increased Wages Asked. H. Huby and A. Dawe, Engineers' The latest advice from this source, Increased wages on the. spme level kidneys, liver and bowels. Local, No. 44G. quoted by The Berlin Lokal Anz< Iger. as those obtaining at Puget Sound states that an Armenian force of 25.- ports are asked for and all B. C. ves­ 000 has occupied the city of Erivun. 116 sels are divided into classes with a VAN IS KILLED BY miles south of Tifli» and nearly fifty corresponding wage scale. Working AUTO IN ALBERTA miles inside the t rans - Caucasian bol­ conditions also figure in the demands, 8 der. for a questionnaire was sent out to members and from these it was learned Lethbridge, July 6.—Thomas Baker, WILL GO TO FRONT. that most of the members-are working a farmer living south of this city who more than twelve hoirs a day and have bad lived In the country ten years, was Toronto, July 6.- Because they are had no days off in six months. fatally Injured yesterday at Goutta anxious to get overseas, twenty me­ when a Ford car, driven evidently by chanics of the Royal Air Fore* were men who were Intoxicated, ran at full discharged to-day so they might Join ITNEY TRUCKS ARE Their Choice ■ peed into him as he was crossing the tl e Canadian army, with which they road in the dark. The drivers then will go overseas Immediately The USED IN VANCOUVER turned the lights out and mad* a get- men are mechanics who took advant Tetrazzini, Çelvé, "he ‘tiled initie hospital at C’outts this a <»f th«» atiT.nii... *i|f transfer -xt/a-uw»• Va noun vttiv-July - The number- of tions when the Royal Flying Cor|>s be­ automobiles used In transporting pas­ Nordics. DeP.chmann, morning. came the Royal Air Force. sengers here during the street car Albani, Jonas, Bur- ktrike seems largely Increased: Many large trucks equlpiwd with wooden meieter, are only six of seats have appeared and are at work. the many famous artists ;— — who have said of the PROMINENT STRATFORD MAN DIES SUDDENLY Heintzman & Co. Many À Man Has Found Stratford, Ont, July 5.—George Mc- Lagan. head of^ the George Mi Lagan Furniture Company. aiRT father of SHOE BARGAINS Piano It Good Business Stratford's beautiful park system, dropped dead at the office of the com- that it ie the piano beat pany this morning. He was one of the to change his habits of life, most prominent cltlsens in Stratford, adapted for the expres­ being actively connected with the to cut out his Cocktail or Board of Trade and patriotic work In of At MUTRIE’S sion musical thought the city. —a name that is the his Highball______I A------BACK TO VANCOUVER. i's White Colonial Bathing or Camp Childs’ Xfhite Boot*, with synonym for “beat'' in Pumps, with military heel Shoes, with black stock­ rubber aole and leather in­ piinos—atonal master­ Halifax, July 6. Miss Snider, -A few years o£p this daughter of Major Snider, of Van­ and rubber sole. Reg. ings attached — nothing sole, size $1.25 piece, rich in all artistic couver, la here from overseas, en route 83.00 value. July Clcar- » 4 to 10.. would have sounded like to her home for a three-months* sick better for the holiday sea­ attributes. leave. Mias Snider Is convalescing *nce <61 OK lien’s Blk. Ath- d*-g PA “Old toy talk” but the from shell shock caused when She was Price ...... son. Regular Value 81.25. letic Boots... «pX.OV Write for handsoew serving as an ambulance driver near trend of the times points the front in France White Pump, with spring Men's Blk. Ath- (P-| AP Catalogue. ClearanceJuly ...... 45c letic Oxfords «PX.tiO out the fashion. A great- GUELPH NOVITIATE. heel, size 2% to 7. July ...... $1.50 Men’s White Boots and many former tea and Guelph, Ont., July 6.—Rev. Father Boys ' and Girls Running Heiotzman à Co., Ltd. Bourque, who has been rector of St. Shoes, white canvas, with Shoes, with rubber role Opp. Post Office Stanialau'e Novitiate Collage here since Women’s White Yachting and Reel ; the real thing Coffee Drinkers now use Its inception, has been appointed black sole, and soipe all master of novices at the College, his y. Boots, size 3Vi to 7. July for Summer wear. Reg. place aa rector being tttken by Rev black. July price *4.50. d»Q r7F Joseph Leasy. The latter was born Clearance ^ J 25 POSTUM near Peterboro. Clearance, 86c and*-«JL July ClearanceI V I AMERICAN INVESTIGATION. gill your battements now. Prices It’s the same trend for the Khortty advancing. On% eord blocks same reason______Washington, July 6—Investigation IS.1I. by the Senate Interstate Commerce PHONE ar/4 FOR SPECIAL PRICES. Committee into the taking over by the MUTRIE & SON railroad administration of the Hudson Rtver or M^Adoo tubes connecting New 1203 Douglas Street 1203 Douglas Street Victoria Wood Co. ïl>rk with Jersey City and Newark, N. was authorized to-day by the Sen- 18 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918

Clean-Up Prices on Stamped Articles at Whitewear Lowest Prices Women’s Gowns In slipover style. Underskirts of heavy cotton, fin­ Stamped and Made-up Lawn and Stamped Irish Linen Luncheon Made of good quality cotton, ished with deep tucked AA Batiste Dresses, with sufficient Clothe, with hemstitched border; flounce. Clean-up price.. vVV sise $0 x IS. Suitable designs for trimmed- with embroidery; full cotton to complete; else • years. eyelet, solid and French knot em­ cut style. Regular $1.60. 1 Q Corset Cev^s made of fine muslin Clean-up price ...... ove Grey Trieotine Suit; ex­ voile, muslin and pique. Rome are trim­ black and white and white with black treme novelty style wltÉ pointed panels iri« ,.?:re:ep.. $29.95 med with flfet and Vai laces. All crisp points and black with white. Regular Stylish Castor-Colored Serge Suit, In bus­ 10 Days' Clean-Up in the new stock. Values to $1.26. j»q $1 75. Clean-up price, on coat and side of skirt; prettily em­ tle etyle; braid and button trimmed; Clean-up price ...... OafC pair ...... $1.39, broidered In silver ande black; fancy fancy silk lined; size 38 ÇOQ AP Reg $36. Clean-up price. —MalntFloor -Main Floor silk lined; size 36. Regu- 95 House Furnishing Department lar $67.60. Clean-up price —Suits. First Floor Regular te $129 Cretonnes, Chintz, Regular te $2.50 Pillew Top Cushion Repp àhd Shadow Cretonne, A Q_ Casse and Soarvee, _. Yard______—------,-tKFC ▼m v-.vrwr—rffT) i l"T .T -89c Ten Days* Clean-Up in the Staple Only a limited quantity of each, so early 86 to 50 Inches wide. Regular to $1.26 shopping will be necessary. Pillow Top Goods Section A List of Bargains from the values, all old stocks. Heavy tapestry rich stencilled design, in natural art The Ten Days’ Clean-up Sale in the Staple "Department will certainly at­ cretonnes, tinenized -cretonnes, all rich crash; Cushion Cases of yelvetta, sha­ Silk and Dress Goods Sections dark tapestry designs and colors; 50- dow cretonne, and a few sample Curtain tract thousands of wise bargain-seekers. During this sale we shall offer our lnch floral cretonnes, shadow cretonnes Comers of art crash, with handsome atencllled designs on each. Enough to summer Wash Goods, Suitings, Dress Voiles anil Sporte Fabrics at price» Taffeta Silks, Habutais and Kabe Crepes. Heavy White Pewgee Silke with pretty and novelty cretonnes; 36 to 60 Inches about 116 yards. In abattes of sky, pink, colored designs and coin spots In red, make a pillow or * library scarf In wide Regular to $1.86 values. Ten days’ that will mean a big saving to you and a sure clean-up for us. Watch our gold, navy, Nile, strawberry, old rose; green, pink, purple, navy; 36 inches. each. One only Lace and Insertion ad. for snaps in this section. 36 Inches. Regular to $1.75. QQ _ ' Regular $1.96. m-e qq clean-o», yard ...... vri;,Tv Trimmed Cretonne Scarf. Regular to Clean-up price, yard .Owl/ Clean-up price, yard ...... $2.66 value». Ten Days' Clean-up. ■i§ Bargain, far Saturday*. Sailing. $1.00 PI aid Skirtings for 7$o—Stylish each ...... Sec Bilk, and Plaid Effets The very 56 Faire Net, Voile, Lace, Laoe 61 QQ 75c Sports Suiting, for 59c—Here t. an black and white shepherd's plaid skirt­ About 35 Yards ef Navy Serge, nice and Net Dutch Sets...... tPleVO Item worth your while. Our pntire ran*, newest for summer dreeses. Neat plaid weight and hard wearing; 40 Inches. Regular te 75e Filet end Scotch Net, Fine ings. some with slight mixture of mauve effects In saxe, strawberry, apple green, Voile and Marquisette*. of .port, suiting comprising an the Regular $1.26. Regular to $4.96 values old prices. Fine latest check, stripe and spot effects in and blue. Make smart outing skirts; mauve, good washing; 86 inches. Regu­ Clean-up price Yard .A., 98c laoe-edge voile curtains; ribbon-edge ...... 39c cotton,. pongee and beach cloth weave; IS inches wide. Reg. $1,00 yard, i lar $1.25. Clean-irp price, QQ _ ess than the mill prices on these same 4 Pieces of All-Wool Costing In mid-fawn voile - curtains, plain centres; novelty 36 and 38 Inches wide. Regular 75c Clean-up price ...... goods. 68-Inch strong Scotch net; 88 to 79c tones with* blue and strawberry Intro­ yard. Clean-up price, Natural Pongee Silks—100 yards of this embroidered voile H.8. curtains; fine 40-Inch new filet nets; lace-edge voile; yard ...... DÏJC 35c White Bedford Cord for 25c—Here’s a duced; also eelf colors; 66 Inches. useful silk in nice weight and even, Scotch net curtains; Dutch sets of fine H.8. ribbon-edge marquisette, and fine snap In white Bedford cord suiting. Just bright finish; 25 Inches. A Regular $4.00. QQ H8. voile scrim. An opportunity to 95c Celd Dies. Voiles fee S9o—Our stock Clean-up price «Pi-eâ/O voile; Dutch sets of strong filet net, what you are looking for to make that Clean-up price, yard ...... 4EDC supply your curtain wants for months of floral and check dress voiles, consist­ with separate valance, white, cream and at lees than former price». Shades of ing of all the dainty novelties for the white skirt or child's dress; 2$ inches Floral Silk Crepes, coin spot and floral Drees Poplins and Diagonals In shades of ecru. All full length. Regular to $4.05 white, cream and ecru. Regular 75c season's wear—checks in black and wide. Regular 16c yard. Tussah Silks In color combinations of grey, light and medium navy, wine, value. Ten Days’ Clean-up. pair, fl.B® values. Ten Days" Clean-up. yard. SB# white, grey and white, sale blue and Clean-up price ...... 26c green, brown, navy, saxe, strawberry, taupe, myrtle and nigger . brown; 44 white, also floral voiles on colored sand, fawn, black and white and white Inches. Regular to $1.76. Qftg* grounds, botUe green, old rose, mauve, 25c Longdoth for Whitewear for Clean-up price, yard ...... VOV » x 12 Ft Haavy Axminster Rugs, Worth $6540 Esch ÛC Considering the price of cotton at thf and black; 30 Inches. Regular PQ_ Clesn-up Ssl...... tP^VeVV brown, saxe blue, grey, with small rose 89c. Clean-up price, yard ...... Vs/C —Main Floor design in delicate pastel shades In con­ mills to-day, we are giving you a de­ Rich Oriental designs and coloring! and a rare bargain at this price considering the cided Large I ni In this pure finish long-* trasting colors; 34.Inches wide PQ„ present shortage of good wool. Ground shades of rose, tan, cream, blue, with rich Reg 95c yard. Clean-up price, VvV cloth; 36 Inches wide. Not more than 10 yards to a customer. Reg. 25c IQ combinations of gold, rose, blue, tan and green, A splendid rug for wear and a style Ue Foulard Suiting, for 5*0—S pieces eot- yard. Clean-up price, yard .... that will go with any furniture; size I ft by 12 ft Worth $56.55. Ten Days’ Clean­ . ton foulard suiting, navy blue, green and JLafC up ...... 1...... $43.05 black ground», with small spot and 50c Bleached Sheeting for 43c— 2 pieces Genuine Bargains in Hosiery bleached sheeting, pure finish, fine dur­ figure designs In white; exceedingly Women’» White end Bleek Liele Thread Hose, made with elastic top, rein- QQV stylish and useful; 83 Inches wide. able weave, I yards wide. Regular 50o forced In Wearing parts; sises 1% to 15. Reg. 65c pair. July Sale, pair.... Oe/V Regular 86c yard. Cûp yard. Clean-up price, 43C Clean-up price, yard ...... Uvb Children’s Ribbed Hose, in black only; sises 6% to $44. Regular 16c pair. OQ>% Bargains in Kiddie's Whitewear July Sale, pair ...... mOv 90c Cotton Serge for 59c—3 pieces only 20c White Turkish Towels for 23e—Whits Children's Nightgowns, with high neck Girts* Drawers of good quality this cotton serge. In nayy blue, green Novelty Silk Heee for women. These are broken lines in check» and circle etripe»;; Turkish towels, our purity quality, high­ i and long sleeves; ‘made of good quality with tuck» and self 0*1; aisee t to 18 and sapphire blue; very durable; 81 est grade, hemmed ends; genefous size. , sizes •% to 15. Regular to $255. At this price they will be snapped up AQ- years. Clean-up Inches wide Regular 99c yard. CQ- Regular 29c each. quickly. Clean-up prio* pair ...... e/OV muslin; sises I te 14 years. fiQx, Clean-up Pries ,yt...... OvV ... 39c Clean-up price, yard ...... UiFV Clean-up price, each 77 23c —Main Floor —«ret Floor