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VOL. 53, NO. 46 VICTOR FA, B. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1 .is Line on Front of Fifty Miles Wavers Hoover Returns to DISASTER THREATENING GERMANS States After Trip HAIG’S THIRD AND FOURTH ARMIES AS BATTLE AMONG GREATEST OF to Allied Countries SMASH THEIR WAY FORWARD AND New_York. Aug. II.—Herbert C. Hoover, Untied Stales Food Adminis trator. returned to-day from his trip HErHE WAR CONTINUES TO DEVELOP abroad. ADD TO THEIR BAG OF CAPTIVES SCENE OF BRITISH ADVANCE Dispatches From British Front Say Tide of Battle Is Third Army Gains More Than Mile on Front of Over Setting Increasingly Against Teutons, Who Are Seven Miles; Fourth Army Advances Over Two Desperately Throwing in Masses of Men AVESNC5 Miles on a Front of Similar Length London, Aug. 23.—Along the front in Northern Picardy a battle London, Aug. 23.—A battle i/raging to-d*yin France on one of which eeenu to be one of the greatest of the war has developed. JAiirr Disaster is reported to be threatening the whole German army on the widest front» of the war. It extend» about fifty miles north from this front and the Germans are throwing great masses of men into the Soissons. Everywhere, according to news received here this after llcns PUCQOOV noon from the battlefront, the battle has been going successfully fbr straggle in the hope of checking the tide of battle, which dispatches ■<>■ the Allies. - from British headquarters say is setting increasingly against them. From the north end of the battleline, at Boiry-Becquerelle, Boy- BAPAUM The British Third Army has gained more than a mile on a front ACMEU. of more than seven miles. elles and Oommeconrt, come tidings of a British advance. Meaulte, near Albert, was wrested from the Germans. Happy Valley, south of The British Fourth Army has gained more than two mil». on a Meaulte and north of Bray, also was taken by British troops. front of seven miles. The Fourth Army has taken more than 1,500 prisoners to-day. South of the Somme, Ohuignollee and Herleville are said to have been captured. The third Array captured more than 500 Germans in the town of Oommeconrt alone. The latest reports from the battleline say that the Bq|ish are reaching out in the direction of Tara Hill, which is a thousand yards British Headquarters in France, Aug. 23.—(By Reuter’s.)—The beyond Albert...... — British offemive, so rigorously resumed on Wednesday morning, has London, Aug. 23.—On "the northern apread rapidly th»t It Is difficult to and southern ends of the Picardy bat- kSep paco with the developments of It tlefront the battered German line le ■4-W.hat now Is being witnessed Is the wavering. Along the < Mae ihe enemy JULIES REAP FRUITS ÏLhnmin" 0t *'br*"l»I« tactical scheme is retreating precipitately. Allied COAST SHIPPING r which must be causing the deepest pressure continues strong along the concern to the German high command whole front. !—- Bond Eliminated. Mighty Battle. Arrole* ln France, British and German armies are lock OFTWO VICTORIES WILLBE TIED UP ara r,to^721îi,hs troops thl. morning ed in a mighty I tattle to-day from nîoiJL POriw! lo hav'' captured Chulg- Lihons. six miles south of the Somme, to Holl.^LandwH®rl''v"1''’ south** of th, the Cojeul River, south of Arras. It is Homme More than a thousand pris! officially reported that the British are Gains of July 18 and August 8 General Isolation of Cities to wto -K takin I" this operation. making progress and that German at- Wh^de.'te / tacks east of Begucourt, at the middle Have Put Enemy in Grit- ' Follow Resignation of Steam ÆSKSë SavaSS-Vr»*-» IMryL^ecqueraTle “T, «Tpu^ of the battlefront, were repulsed. The l.ta.1 report, .tale that this Une I. bel,,, drlv^Trorward^ Jûy - - th* ,,r"~nt *r“* *““*• Vital Sectors. ical Pocition ship Officers The British hold the line from near Roye “P p“,h.: , Probably the most vital sectors to northward. South of Roye the French are operating. a-Xî* w the Germans at present are those from n,Wour*th(,rtrofhth?A,^rwb^; Roye to Noyon, and that northwest -of A! 8oi»sons. If the first should waver and Parts, Aug. 23.—The Allies are reap Victoria is threatened with complete, constdered to bo the clUefpoinTofthî fall back, the German position north ing the fruits of the .victories of July Mangle's Men Took isolation by the wholesale resignations defence position. of the Somme would have to be read- 18 and August 8 in the critical situ -~ui5r . n-*Mrh trasM .^Justed! If the salient northwest of FRENCH STEADILY DRIVE of master mariner» and ^(fleers of the Sotssons should fall the French would ation in which the German command British Columbia coastwise steamship CTSFSr “d PU3h,n* M now finds itself. 5,000 Prisoners in • the heights of the Vhemln-des services as transportation connections graatesl’^jf * the*war *° "» “f «"• Dames outflanked. Continued French The German retirement around with the mainland will be completely pressure on the salient would appear Noyon. it Is said here, ta the logical THE GERMAN FORCES BACK Two Days' Fighting severed by the Impending cancellation to, have the effect of forcing the Ger Toward Bapaume. consequence of those victories. The of Mailings. London. Aug. 23.—tioiry Heckuriel], — mans to retreat from the Vesle within The shipping companies Pave made ___a few days almost------—----- — French and- HciUsh -sea pressing the TSfto. Aug. (Htn, Agency) — Boyellea and Hamlinçourt are now held certain concessions before the Royal to a râplrt. U Army' according American troop* north of the Vesle enemy so closely that he is obliged IN OBE-AILLETTE REGION Between the Glee and the A lane Commission sitting at Vancouver in have increased the security of their to throw in his best troops to save during the advance, of Wednesday and the matter of wages, but absolutely re towïrtBrhpu*h,“* their attack position by cleaning out an important, Thureday. General Slangin’» army took fuse to recognize the Canadian Mer point north of Fismes. The Germans himself from disaster. In the north toward the southeast from Gonmie- fi.SW prisoner», according to advice, chant Service Guild. Oh the other hand court. In the direction of Bapaume. attempted a counter-attack, but were and In the south the Allied forces are the masters and mates are determined thrown back with loss. Along the re dashing upon the Germans and snap Paris, Aug. 23 —French troops have occupied the southern hawir received here. to accept no compromise which does Report From Haig. mainder of the Vesle front the Allied ping up prisoners and booty, some not involve the recognition of the Guild London. Aug. 23- pressure is being maintained. of the Oise and the Aillette between Sempigny, south of Noyon, and « ’u*ht The English Balsam of Hamburg Paper States Czecho Italian Papers Engage in Con Haig Announced Capture of slovaks Were -Executed troversy; Claims of ' Over 5,000 Prisoners in at Simbirsk Jugo-Slavs- Two Days ENG’S' Aniseed FRUIT SALT'-” Acts directly ripop tlie Throat anil Bronchial Tubes. It allays the inflammation, heals the soreness and?impacts a healthful ATn«rn),irv, A us. «.-.RuMslen Red Rome, Aug;. .23.—The newspaper* of London, Aug. 23. — Field-Marshal Guards, after the capture of Btmblrsk. Italy are having a rallier bitter con Haig reported last njght: ------In our attack between Bray-eur- and pleasing sensation to-the diseased organs. It does not up on the Volga, according to a Moecow troversy over Italy’s foreign policy. at - Milan. . Bommc amTAlbert wcJyive been com------• ’ ------’ A ' set the stomach, nor does it constipate. Particularly recom dispatch to. The tiiuefcm-dSlitiWte, pîétéTy successful, capturing the whole mended for children. Per bottle...... 25£ tcnMiubWely MrtHfW In the market leads a portion'Wt-the press in attack In# Baron Sonn!no. the Foreign Minis of our objectives at an early hvùr and place 30» Gzecho-Slovaks. The hang advancing two miles ou a front of more ings, it is declared, were a reprisal for ter, asserting that he has not been than six miles. “atrocities” committed in the town sufficiently liberal and open - ipinded in -We have retaken Albert (eighteen recognizing the claims of the Jugo during &s occupation by the Czecho miles northeast of Amiens, on the An Campbell’s Prescription Drug Store slavs on the eastern Adriatic. cre River), Just Turn the Tap Ir slovak#. *~ The opposing group Is led by The “There was considerable resistance COR. OF FORT AND DOUGLAS. RHONE 118. Nicholas’s Diary. Glornale <1 Italia, Of Rome. It argues at certain points, especially on tbe and have ALL the fuel you need for cooking and heating. Amsterdam. Aug. 22.—The Morow that Baron Sonnino must adhere to the slopes north of Bray, tbe town itself lzv< Him. a copy of which has been re agreement made in Loqdon in Septem not forming a part of uur objective. ceived here, contains further extracts; ber, 1914, with the understanding that “We have captured over 6,000 prison Assure yoursulf' of kitchen comfort this winter by instat from the, diayy of former Emperor once Austria 1# beaten Italy will be ers In two days. We captured in Albert Nicholas. Une. of the extracts, dated generous in dealing with her eastern 1,400 prisoners and a few guns. ing gas now. Gas is dependable and economical. Inspection of April 6, 1917„ ment ions the preparations neighbors. “In counter-attacks in the Mlrdu- that had been made for his journey to mont sector, ti)e enemy entered . our the ranges and other appliances at our show rooms cordially Johnson’s Hadlee Patch England, information of which had positions, but was driven out again. Instantly and Permanently Repairs Tubes and Casings and'all Rubber been communicated to him by the or The. same thing happened north of invited. , hoods. der of Premlef Kerensky. FRENCH TROOPS MOVED Achlet-le-Grand. Hostile attacks east Oa July 8 Nicholas wrote : “It is of Courcelles and east Of .Moyenne- Vr. JOHNSON’S CARBON-REMOVER now precisely three months since we vllle also were repulsed. Removes Carbon Without Tearing Your Engine Down. left Mo hi lev and I have been kept here In the Air. as prisoner. It Is hard to be without FORWARD RAPIDLY JOHNSON’S LIQUID WAX news from dear Mamma. As for the "Aviation—Tht thick ml»t which Victoria Gas Co. ' Protects your Paint from the Weather. rest, it is all the same to me.” prevailed during the early morning of Referring to the manifesto of Grand August -21 prevented our aeroplanes Sales Dept Phone 123 Duke Michael. In which the Grand jTrpn» taking part In the battle at the JAMESON, ROLFE & WILLIS Duke favored the flection of a Con Capture of More Ground Was opening of the attack north of the ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS stituent Assembly in six months, Nich Ancre. As the morning advanced, the olas wrote: ”God knows what caused Announced Last Night; Over sky grew clearer, and for the rest of Cot. Courtney and Gordon Sts. ' Phone 2246 the day our airmen were actively en him to write such balderdash.” gaged. In the same entry Nicholas m. 200 Guns "Some machines devoted themselves this note: "In Petrograd the riots to tbe work of contact patrol an i re ALLIES’SUCCESSES have ceased. 1 wish* they could have ported the positions of our advancing pofT, commander-in-chief of the , Red continued.” troops to their headquarters from Guard army in the Murmansk region, Paris, Aug. 23 —The following official time to time. Other machines at A WITHDRAWAL ON is a prisoner in the hands of the Allied A TORONTO MAJOR report was Issued here last night: tacked hostile troops and transports MAKE PARIS SAFER forces, says a Pe trop rad dispatch to "Our troops continue to advance from low altitudes with bombs and Hhe Weser Zeitunp, of Bremen. KILLED IN ACTION along the whole front. We have machine gun fire, scattering ammu He was captured by peasants while reached the DSvette River from its nition wagons and column# on the . USSURI RIVER FRONT attempting-to flee south and handed mouth as far as Evrlncourt. We have ■over to the British. Toronto, Aug. 23 —Major Jeffrey carried our lines to the outskirts of "In several cases Germ guns firing Operations of Gen. Humbert's Bull. D. 8. O.. has been killed in action, at our tanks wefe silenced by bombs HINDENBURG, BEING according t«> a cablegram received here "We have occupied 8t. Aubin. Selins, and machine gun fire from the air. A Forces Make Soissons yesterday, by his mother, Mrs. B. H. Bagneux, Kpagny, Bieuxy, Yauxrezis and Pommieres. great deal of work was done also in More Secure Allied Troops North of Vladi BEATEN, SPEAKS OF Bull. While Major Bull was in England "The material abandoned by the en reporting active hostile batteries to our getting hi# décorât ion about a month emy between the Aisne and the Oise Is artifiery, as well jui in reconnaissance vostok Were Outnumbered ' FORTUNES OF WAR age he was offered 'a cotonêIcy in the considerable. More than 200 cannon and observation of our artillery fire, American army, but refused. In Eng have been counted since August 20.” i. Bombs Dropped. by Enemy land he became the Liberal candidate Parla, Aug. 23.—(Havas Agency.)— Amsterdam, Aug. 23.— Field - Marshal in the constituency of Weston-Huper- Rapid Advance. “Twelve tons of bombs were i*rop- ped by us during the day. In air fight The French and British successes von Hindenburg, addressing the Third Mar. French Headquarters in France, Aug. 22—(By Reuter's).—General Mangins ing twenty-one hostile machine* were Thursday have increased the menace Regiment of Guards, Is quoted by The army has advanced with Igreat rapidity. destroyed and tight others were driven to Roye and. Noyon and rendered their "London. Aug. 23.—The Allied troops BERNHARDI’S CORPS down out of control One German bal Tagcs Zeitung. of Berlin, as saying: Up to noon It had advanced ten kilo fall near, says The Echo de Paris. It on the Ussuri River front, north of “Let us look Into the future. Our posi metres from yesterdays’ line in certain loon was shot down in flames. Eight of Every Stitch adds that Paris has been made safer Vladivistok, outnumbered by the en tion Is favorable, but we. lately have BADLY BATTERED places. , our machine* are missing. I put Into a man's or woman’s Bui! The Germans have been harassed in “On the night of August 21-22 there emy, have been forced to withdraw happened to be set back. But this is a by the operations of the army of Gen shows good workmanship, New fortune of war with which wt must their retirement. Confusion reigns as a bright moonlight and a clear eral Humbert, and that Soissons has winter goods are here. Get after heavy. fighting, says a dispatch London. Aug. 23.—The present series among their units. The French line sky. Our night Jyombtnf aeroplanes of defeats has Involved a German of been made more secure by the capture measured to-day ...... to The Daily Mail from Harbin dated is uncertain, owing to the swift move dropped more than 26% tons of bomb# of Pommieres and Vauxresis. $25 Wednesday. British and French troops ficer who Is perhaps better known to ments in thil open warfare. The cav on different targets. The Cambrai and were engaged in the battle but the SMALL LOSSES. the reading public of the Allied nations alry Is' advancing in the open field Marcotng stations were heavily at Work of Airmen. brunt of the fighting fell on the Coe- lhan almost any of the other German continually at a gallop, exploring tacked, as well as a number of railway Paris. Aug. 23.—(Havas Agency.)— .sack and Czecho-Slovak troops. Jap London, Aug. 21.—In connection with generals He i# General von Bern- wdods and farms. Tanks are follow bridges and lines, aerodromes and bill anese units aided in the retirement. the advance which the Allied hard i. author of famous book# in which ing everywhere, reducing machine ets. The bridge at Aubigny-au-Bax, on The work of the French aerial forces in Boleheviki monitors, operating on bave made during the last month east he frankly revealed Germany’s war gun nests Batteries of artillery are the road connecting Douai and Cam the fighting south of the Oise is praised Charlie Hope by the newspapers here. The Petit Lake Hungka. are harassing the Al of Amiens it is stated in London that aims He commands the 61st Corps of coming up at full trot and taking up brai, was broken down. All our ma 1434 GOVERNMENT ST. lied left and have detained additional this ground has been gained at a small the Hlxth Army, which has been stead new positions. Parisien says that the capture of the chines returned safety. towns of Bailly and Carlepont wa# due Victoria, B. C. Usecho-Slovak forces. Commands are cost, smaller than any victory In the ily driven back by the British across German Statements. ^ “One of our night-flying machines being given the Bolshevik! in German. entire history of the fighting on the the plain of the Lye toward Armen- brought dfuvn’in flames on this tide of in great part to the work of airmen Berlin, Aug. 22.—(Via London. Aug. who Ajutumn Millinery THE THE Tr. ^Imraeterized by the tendency toward simplicity of the most effective type, these new EASHION FASHION Hat» forecast with absolute certainty the smartly tailored ideas whkdr-'Dame Fashion has CENTRE CENTRE decreed correct for early Fall and Winter wear./ Women who delight in being leaders of 1008-10 Government Street style will find in these assortments numbers of models to please their individual fancies, in- Lh.'SsNot Planning toTJse Ships T- ctnding chic Feather Hats in all the latest shades and shapes, also “The War Bride Hat»” for Trade Conquests Over Allies THE GARMENT SECTION HAS RECEIVED A The New Felt Hats for Early Fall at $1.95 and Up Washington, Mr. ïI.'-^GèHhâh pro ------FINE NEW LOT OF ...... paganda designed to cause dissension Pelt Hats are going to have the greatest prominence during the next two months. They are among the Allies with stories that the just the Hats you want to wear with the gay-colored sweater coats and other regalias of late United States will use her enormous summer and early fall. fleet of transports and food ship* for Women’s New Fall Tweed Suits trade conquest* after the war, was the QUT -Pricee are from. $5 to $10. les», than you are eeouatoaaed to pay for a very ordinary Hat in rabfret of a stattmeitt fo-dàrSy Cfiàff- _ any other store. man Hurley, of the Shipping Board. He Exceptional Value •aid every nation lined up against autocracy can be depended upon to de tect the source of these suggestions and discount them. Children’s Black "In building her merchant fleet, the Saturday at $29.50 and $32.50 The South African Plume Shop United States plops first of all to win Plush Hats 753 Yates Street Phone 3818 the war and alter that to overcome her Women's and Misses’ New Fall Boita, developed from own neglect to provide transportation for her own trade." said Mr. Hurley. good wearing fancy tweeds, in brown 'end grey mix at $2.60 and $2.75 "To thii end the people of the United SttfT?# are preparing to develop trans tures. Costa are of the better type, being lined with juat opened up, a shipment portation for their owp trade routes George, B. C.i Pte. J. D. Nichol, gnder- rontd. Ont.; Pte. T. H. Corkan. Eng- good wearing satin. Skirts are plain and belted. For of these smart and service bv; Pte. T. Gamlen, Chemainue; Pte. without disturbing the trade right» of land; Pte. C. A. J. Kins. Port Wil other nations. CASUALTIES AMONG M. C. Mackey, Cran brook; Pte. H. A. liam. Ont.; Pte. K 1. Rennie. Enx all round wear and service you will find these new able Black Flush Ilata for Maxey, Victoria; Pte. T. Newell, Port land. "It is unthinkable that à nation children. Made from an ex CANADIAN SOLDIERS Albemï; Pte. F. Maclenngn. White fighting shoulder to shoulder with the tweed Suita »t #29.50 and #32.50 a very profitable Horse; Pte. H. 8. Nye, Vancouver; Pte. other democracies should turn it» re cellent quality of pluah, lined London. Aug. 23.—Following is the sources after the war against them for investment. A. McLean, Vancouver; Ueut. K. D. location and extent of wound» of a and trimmed with band of Harris, Calgary, Lieut. A. Thomson, M. number of Canadian officer#; trade conquests, the nature of which Ottawa, Aug. 23.—Three casualty M . England; Lieut. N. L, Yearwodd, was largely instrumental in causing the ribbon. 1st# issued to-day give 1,992 names. British West Indies; Ueut. A. Scott. «I K' ti Tl,u*- Alberta, war." J ' " ■ ’ I Of this number 249 Canadian* are re Scotland ; Lieut. T. Dale. England. ported killed in action and forty-six TrouvIUe—I.leut. A. O. Elll»t, Mani Lieut. J. Christie, Montreal, Lieut. O. toba. le*, alight; Ueut. V. a. Inman, New Dresses of Silk Poplin Are •led of mound*. In the three list* Rex ford, Montreal; Lieut. J. Ingram. there are 616 names of Western men Manitoba, face, alight,. -— - Splendid Winnipeg; Li^ut. J. Graham. Peavine, London—Cam. w Allwrta, FINE CO-OPERATION v officers. Alta.; Lieut. A. Deslauriers. Montreal; Priced at $17.50 Infantry. neck, alight; Capt. J. P. tllbadn. Mani Capt. C. M. Thobtpson, M.C., Montreal; toba,-ankle. leg, alighu-Capt. H M Hosiery Values Wounded—Pta. T. Prusilli, Prince Capt. R. C. Jackson, Millsvllle. N. 8.; Wood. Alberta, knee, severe; Capt.- Both practical and stylish are these QetKge, B. C.; Corpl. W. Rogers, Van Major P Walker. Winnipeg; Capt. L. Kick, shoulder, severe; Capt." „„ IMONG FRENCH FORCES Ladies’ Cotton Lisle Hose, in couver; Pte. J. Hilligen, Central Park, (Acting-Major) B. Charlton. Ilderton, Morton British Columbia, spine, chest. new Dresses of silk poplin that we ■ black only, 35<, or 3 B. C.{ Pte. A. C. Woodcock, Parke- Ont.; Lieut. A. K. Coulthard, M M., Exeter—<'apt. H. C. Braytield. Mani offer 'Saturday at the moderate ville, B. C.-; Pte. J. McIntosh, Vancou Bngjgnd. toba, hand, severe. Lieut. R. J Steele. for ...... ,»•,...... #1.00 ver; Pte. R. Nobbe, Victoria; Pte. ;G. Mounted Rifles. Saskatchewan, shoulder, slight; Ueut. figure of #17.50. Fashioned in the Nedeau, Powell River; Pte. O. C. P«mF- Ladies' Cashmerette Seconds Bella Cools; Corpl. V. Good- Wounded—Lieut. J. B. Black. East J. McDonald. Manitoba, severe. All Blanches Working To newest fall dress modes in shades Vancouver. Devonport—Lieut J. Smith, British in black. 3 for... .#1.00 V enough Bayley, Courtenay; Pte. J. Columbia, ankle, slight; Lieut. W. H. gether Splendidly While Pur of navy, "taupe, black and brown. Marshall, Vancouver Fte. J, Srim- Machine Guns. Ladies’ Silk Lisle Hose, in ihire, Nicola, B. 8.; Sergt. O. F. Wil Killed in action—Ueut. J. Intimer. Wtmam* Alberta, thigh. Very apecial value to-morrow Portsmouth—Capt. E H Mints. On suing German Troops son, Vancouver; Sergt. J. McNeill, Vio England; Lieut. D. Hamilton. JJftipelia, at ...... #17.50 black and white, at 90# lons ; Corpl. J. Grant, Vancouver; Pte. tario. back, slight; Lieut 1 Melkle. A. L. Greenard. Alberni; Pte. J. C. Wounded—LiauL G. F. Ad^na, M. C., Manitoba, shoulder, slight; Lieut J. 65# and' ...... 60# C. Ro#s, Saskatchewan, multiple, yowlee, Vancouver; Pte. L. C. Betting, Vernon, B. C. Ladies' Lisle, factory sec Salmon River; Pte. D. Milne, Vaneou- severe. With the French Army on th«* Of»e. Prisoner of war—Ueut. R. Babb, Plymouth—Ueut. P. Q. Thompson. Black Sateen Under ^\ L*f*ve« Vancouver: Pte. J. England. u p,m.v Aug it.- via mirarm;~aug. 23. onds, black only... .50# McMillan, Victoria; Pte. E. R. Rule, Manitoba, foot slight. . .—(By the Associated Press.»—General Medical Services. < Reading—Lieut. ti. AaB skirts. Special Ladies' Fibre Silk "Ra — Vancouver; Pte. W. R. Stobart, Vie- Wounded—Capt J. C. Eager. Water- Laldlaw, Mangin now has driven the Germans Pte. F. G. Diamond, Victoria; Manitoba, leg.s severe. ■ . across the valley of the Alllette on dium Hose, in black and rte. G. E. Rich ley, Vancouver. down, Ont.; Capt L. E. Taylor, Eng t T h ‘>yd’ Msni" fr”nt of »*veral miles. The enemy # at SI.75 land. ^ white ...... #1.00 Infantry. " * . «, Jt „ j forces on the right wing on the l>attle- k,W 1 8calfe* 8as' lJne are on thP plateau between the Five dozen good wearing Black Mer Killed in action—Lieut. C. E. Nee- Died of wounds—Ueut O. M. Stitt rmi'il,,i5hl c* xr w a. IA,,letle and Soissons and between the Holeproof Hosiery, in black, land#. Edmonton;. Capt. T. M. Tweed. Ottawai * Manchester—Lieut B. Veree. AI-I Alllette and the Oise. To the left of cerized Sateen Underskirt», made white, grey, gun metal, Medicine Hat; Lieut. J. E. Tait, M.C„ Wouhded—Capt J. G. Gameau. Que aV^» îtiSî* là*?}' W' rBretigny the Germans are north of thg with ‘deep pleated flounce and Winnii>eg; Major H. R. Unnell, D.S.O.. bec. ‘ V\«it. Ahierta, thigh, slight Oise, except those that are hiding In heat fitting waist band. An er- sand, brown, champagne England; Ueut. (Acting-Captain) 1>. Artillery. Returned to duty—Capt D. A. Mor- fields and thicket», dead or prisoner. and navy, each pair guar Me Andie, D.C.M . M.M., Scotland; Died of wound#—Ueut. F. J. Apjohn, r -s * .< . « » impossible to estimate the num- cellent petticoat for general wear Lsieut. H. J. Staples. Regina; Lieut, G. Edmontpn. * nïn|r *latlon—Lieul- R A- C luff, j ber of captives being sent to the camps and specially priced for Saturday's anteed. at...... #1.50 M Mutheaon. Hamilton; Lieut. U. U. Wounded—Lieut T. A. Wilson. Ot wanitons, chest. I in thq rear, and army headquarters lt- __Wright. Oklahoma City. Okla. ; Lieut. tawa; Lieut. V. C. Martin. Toronto; Ibmagj^Lieut ( H. „ Culbertson, I self does not have more than approxl- selling at ...... #1.75 W. ti. Wilson, Henuall. Ont.; Lieut. W. Major C. Slfton. Jr., Ottawa. _ V ? *ht: ^ eutl Jf*. f • Im»1* count. Only a partial count has H. Burgess, D.8.O.. Bluevaio, Ont.; ManHfeiHfPwaskatchewaii, face, alijht; I been made of the booty, which Includes Heatherbloqm Underskirts, Special Major J. H. Bull, D.8.O., xinmpton, Infantry. Lieut U. Wise, Saskatchewan. 2i)0 guns, many of them of large call- Dnt ; Lieut. A. Turner. St. John. N.B.; Killed—Uèut. R. B. Kingston. Mon back,- slight: Lieut. A. C. Macdonald, Ihra. V $3.28 to $3.50 Lieut. J. O. Roberts, Brampton, Ont.; treal; Ueut. R. J. Allan. M. C„ Weston Br;V"1 l,,?lum,l;U' . . The Germans still are stoutly resist Lieut. W. R. Armstrong. Winnipeg; P. (>., Ont.; Ueut C. P. Stiver. Win *k*^v,l l?~l‘leiU.-<"ol W A. Lana, in* the Erem-h Ural Army around Lieut. D. Q. Cunnington," Calgary; nipeg. Man.; Ueut. T. A. Allan. Var BrltlahColumbto. thigh, alight. Raye. Oen Uebeneye men. however. Lieut. J. D. M. Cameron. Lngland; ney. Ont.; Ueut. H. Dibble, M. C., To Treport—Capt. T. Bingla, Man- forged ahead again to-day both north CApt. P. Neale. M.C.. England ; Major ronto. Ont; Capt. T.G. Beagley, Mon Uoba, arm and ear. eUght; UeuL N and south of that town. In their retreat L. V. D. Hay. M.C.. Sourie. Man.; Capt. treal ; ('apt. J. C. K. Carson, M. C., St =■ Mackehtle. Manitoba. thigh, across the Oise the Hermans did not SATURDAY THE COAT SECTION W K. Cummins, M.C.. Toronto; Ueut. A W Pike, England; Corpl.G.P.Jonee, Rose, Que.; Ueut J. L. Burton. To * Î, r. .. . _ > have time to destroy the bridges. Some WILL FEATURE / „ Vancouver; Corpl. 8. J. Rowe, Deer- ronto. Ont. Netley--im«.-0«n. Roes. face, leg were found Intact, while others were Died of wounds—Pte R J. Bad. Hal cheat; Major A. J. K Verich. Alberta, j damaged. holm, B. C.; Sergt. T. A. Chisholm, knee, slight. I Cavalry and Planes. Fort Steele, B. C.; Pte. F. Caeeford, ifax, N. 8.; Pte. B. Cormier, Bedequl, Vancouver; Pte. A. Etherington, Van P. R I.; Pte. W. E. Hardacker. Melan katchewan,*1 *ieg; m^p^u.t^'hî'.h'ï^llf'r'^r A Remarkable Showing of couver; Pte. Snelgreve, Kelowna, eon. N S.; Corpl. W. Tough, Winni B. C.; Pte. J. A. Hartmon, Big Bar peg. Man. Women’s New Fall Coats Creek, B. C.; Pte. F. Henbury, Van Wounded—Pte. C. F. Donovan. Glace toba,r.niar arm._;t slight ; fjLieut. p YounaO. F. Adams,M mi - !I the^machin^guards,1* aun^nestx but other troopers arehi couver, Pte. A. C. Kinnieton, Point Bay, N. S.^Pte. J. McKay. Sydney 0»^y. B. C.; Pte. C. T. James, Vancou Mine#, N. 8.; Pte. A. D. McLellan. In Hrtrfv mJv+r* Ithe machine gun nest» left behind by ver: Pte. J. J. McDougall, Grand Forks, verness. N. S.; Pte. 8. L. Landry, Bristol—Lieut j D Black. Sa»-1 ^ The daily Times the Hon. John Oliver, who undoubtedly has done COAST SHIPPING "“TV more for Vancouver Island in the short period he WILL BE TIED UP ' „ Published «fry hftrmoon (except Fhmdav) hr has been in office than anybody who had held the THE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISHING COMPANY, Premiership of the Province up to his time. (Continued from page ).) LIMITED YOUR YOUR 0PP0RTUNÏTY- Office*: Corner Breed end Pert Street* When the l.rnvk has been (aid on the (Snadian will be no G. T. P. boat from Beattie to Business Office (Advertising)...... Phone1»*« Northern to Nilinsl Lake, Victoria will be served Vlctorla-pr Victoria to Vancouver next Circulation ...... Phene H4S TRY THIS WONDERFUL Editorial Office ...... Phone «• with ample railway connections. Between the EYES! In the event of an agreement, being SUBSCRIPTION BATES: ' three lines operating on the Haanirh 1‘eniiisula, the reached by the beginning of the week, EDISON INVENTION IN YOUR HOME City Delivery ...... ,,...... C*c per Month K. A N. and the Canadian Northern, there should O. T. P. passengers for the North will By mail (exclusive jot city) Canada ahd be sent over to Vancouver by the WkatareThey „ °r'«t Britain ...... It 6» per annum be a Very promising outlook for this city. What C. P. R. afternoon boat on Monday to connect with the Prince Rupert at Van i° */• ^...... • .Ve.# .1^.00 per annum will: the new railroad development "and tjie pros couver, which is posted to, sail frdtn To France, Belgium, Greece, etc...... $1.46 per immlh pective expansion of- the shipbuilding industry we the mainland port on Monday night on the last voyage of the season to Worth to You? shall have something to justify every confidence iix Alaska. THE SHIPPING IMBROGLIO. the future. Engineers Lend Support. . understood that the nkariiié en y I know something about eyes, gineers have unanimously voted to for I devote all my time to ex The refusal of the Royal Commisxfon appnintctl ON A SEVENTY MILE FRONT. stand by the masters and mates in amining eyes. support of their demands. Such ac I know how to make glaasea by the Dominiun Government to int|uire With the extension of the British lighting-front tion will mean an absolute tie-up, as it that win twrect the defects In will be out of the question for the a pair of eye* ^ " ' into the dispute bedween- the eennt ehtp. fcnuth (if the Hnmmc to Ctrawinew-witd the resumption, steamship companies to operate vee- ping companies and their captains and mates to dis «cl» without the lualatiCiic* titttto men Hrtnr yonr eye* trtratfêr to 'â' of French operations around Roye, the Allies now below deck. specialist close their findings calls dor more explanation than are exercising heavy pressure upon the enemy on a Situation at Vane eu ve has been given by the chairman of that body. Vancouver, Aug. 23.—A complete tie- line of seventy miles, extending from the Cojeul up of British Columbia coastwise and His reason that its recommendations would not be interior lake shipping appears InevR river southwest of Arras to the north of Soissons. able as a result of the difference be Frank Clugston acceptable to both sides and therefore would not tween the Canadian Merchant Service Opticien and Optometrist, The British are meeting with bitter resistance, but, Guild, an organisation made up of the avert a strike certainly is too trivial to nfbrit seri nevertheless, are making important progress along masters and mates of steamers and the employing companies. Members of ous consideration. The Commission’s duty is to the entire front. Between the Ancre and the the Guild announced that they wotild If Hioma* A. Edison himself should come to Jour* home and pronounce a verdict regardless of consequences so Somme yesterday. they occupied Albert, and ad hand in their resignations, claiming vaneed two miles on a six-mile front. Sir Douglas that the employers would not recognize cese Alice, Princess Sophie. Princess ■ay, “I Want you to try thia new phonograph of mine, be- that the public, in whose interest it was appointed, their organisation In negotiations look Mary, Princess May, princess Ma- eauae I want every American family to know how wonder Haig is evidently engaged on one of the biggest ing toward wage adjustments. quiundT Princess Royal, Princess Best- may be able to apportion (the responsibility for the operations ever undertaken by him. Practically all of the ships' officers rice, Princess Patricia. Island Princess, fully life-like it is,” you would jump at the opportunity. continuation of the trouble. That would hare have reelgned and steamship com Nanoose, Nitinat, Quallcùm, also in Well, our offer means just as much as if Mr. Edison made it In the critical sector between the'Oise and the panies have cancelled sailings in the terior lake steamers. been the function of a Hoard of Conciliation which Aisne the .FrenqJ) continue to make vital coastwise trade. Railways are refusing G. T. P.—Prince George, Prince Ru himself, because he permits'us to make it in his name. gams. General Mangin’s army now holds the south to accept^Perishable freight for points pert Prince Albert, Prince John, Lome. the captains and mates applied for, whieK tfce Uiv- in the Interior depending oh Take ferry Union Steamship Co. — Camoeun, •We offer you an extraordinary, special free trial offer of eminent refused and for which the Commission bank of the Oise from Sempigny, just south of transfer for .arrival, at destination. Chelohsin, Venture, Cheakamus, Cow- Noyon, as far as its confluence with the Ailette, ten Officials of the Guild state that they ichan, Chasina, Chllco, Coquitlam, Cas- was supposed to be a substitute. The Commission have received no ,reply from the Do •lar. miles east of Noyon ; also the left bank of the Ail minion Government authorities at Ot EDISON’S has been sitting for a month and no doubt has cost ette to a point ten miles north of Soissons. From tawa to whom an appeal was forward ed, asking that the Government take the Ailette the line tubs almost straight south to a considerable sum, If it does not express its over the operation of the steamers for COWICHAN ACTIVE opinion on the merits of the dispute its proceedings Pommiers on the Aisne west of Soissons. the duration of the war. W. E. Burns, VERY LATEST MODEL A This north and south fçpnt from the Ailette to Chairman of the Royal Commission win be little) better than trifling with a serious Pommiers, therefore, takes in flank and rear the which was Investigating the dispute DIAMOND AMBER0LA situation and the money expended upon it will be from which the guild withdrew, stated IN CHILD WELFARE positions which were established on the heights that Ottawa had acknowledged receipt Uses no needles. Has a diamond reproducer point which wasted. t of his wire explaining the situation, north of Soissons by the Germans after they were but had sent no other reply. He said • never wears out. Plays the wonderful Edison Blue Amberol This is no ordinary dispute between capital and expelled from that place in the battle in the Aisue- that probably the Government was Records, which are almost unwearable and unbreakable. Marnç salient. Those positions soon must be aban waiting the arrival of Premier Bor Demonstrations to Be Given at labor. The masters and mates of steamships are den before taking action. the last people in the world to agitate for the sake doned, foi-jf the French should cross the Ailette Vessels of the C. P. R., the G. T. P. fall Fair Next Drop us a line, phone or call for a copy of and penetrate only three miles farther east they and the Union 8. 8. Company are prac , of -agitating or to make extreme demands. They would be on the western spur of the Chemin des tically all tied up. There Will be no Month “A MASTER PRODUCT OF A MASTER MIND” saillag to Beattie to-night The Prince have stood by the companies in various strikes even Dames and well in the rear of part of Albert, with cannery supplies for the Aihberola booklet beautifully illustrated in natural col to the point of handling cargo when longshoremen the hostile front which extends from Sois Nor/hern ports due to sail to-night, ors. From this" booklet select any one of the three models of sons eastward along the Aisne and Vesle towards will remain in harbor. Duncan, Aug. 23.- In the world-wide and deckhands have struck. They ask chiefly for Before Commission. the Edison Diamond Amberol a which you would like to have Kheims. This the enemy must avoid at all costs, endeavor for efficiency and economy recognition of the Canadian Merchant Service Apt. J. W. Troup, manager of the nothing counts so much as the conser on trial, and from the Bh»e Amberol Record Catalogue so he will have to bid the environs of Soissons a B, C. Coast Hervlce, in giving evidence Guild, in the same way the Imperial Merchant Ser before the Royal Commission at Van vation of life bjr the prevention of dis (which we wiU also send you) select any twelve records for fond farewell within a very short time. ease and particularly infant mortality. vice Guild is recognized in Great Britain, Australia But when the Germans have done this they also couver, outlined how he would classify use with the Amberol a. the C. P. R. boats an compared with England has done wonders during the For three full days you may entertain your family and and New Zealand, and for working conditions such will have shifted the western anchor of their front the American Vessels. He said that last two years. The United States has between Soissons and Rheims, which, therefore the Princess Charlotte. Princess Alice made splendid plans for a baby saving your friends with Mr. Edison’s almost human musical in as exist elsewhere. If the Royal Commission thinks and Princess Adelaide, did the same campaign this year, and is just begin strument, without a cent of cost to you. these demands are not justified it should must retire from the Vesle and across the Aisne to sort of work, and operated in similar ning to count up the results. New Zea theChemin des Dames, Hence, Mangin, by driv waters to the Solduc, Indianapolis, Iro land tops the list in decreasing infant We shall do our best to furnish every applicant with an say so, and give its reasons. If it thifiks quois and Chippewa On the Solduc mortality-only one» child in twdhty instmment. but wiU.have'to observe our rule of “first come ing his wedge between thé Picardy and Aisne sali the master was paid IKS and the mate dying under the age of five years. they should be granted it should be equally ents, threatens the rear of the enemy’s key posi 9119 per month. The scale originally In the United Staten statistics show first served. An application made at once will insure your lions in both. By crossing thé Oise cast of Noyon filed by the guild was for $260 for mas that 340,000 babies under five-die every getting the instrument you desire. frank ; but the public is entitled to know what it ter and $160 for mate. year, and 15,OOP mothers die at child does think. Incidentally, we may add that the and penetrating two or three miles to the north he He compared the Princess Patricia birth. The majority of these deaths would bar the enemy’s retreat from that place to the steamer Tacoma, on which the could be prevented, and the authorities captains and mates agreed to abide by the findings E?-®81®1- .f®1 1165 and the mate $105. are setting out to do it. Infant mor KENT’S EDISON STORE while by crossing the Ailette and pushing eastward Guild asked $210 for skipper and tality In thé United States is one child of the Commission. Is it because those findings towards the Chemin des Dames he would have the 1150 for mate. The Charmer, he eom- 1004 Government St. >ared to the Whatcom, and the Island In ten under the age of five years, and favor them that the Commission declines to give its Germans north of Soissons at his mercy. Princess to the Puget. The scale In April of this year a campaign was the American boats as quoted a Inaugurated to reduce this by at least decision, as their counsel has charged 1 much lower than the Guild rate. one-half as has been done in New Zea Ottawa’s attitude towards this dispute likewise GERMAN LOSSES. It was gathered from casual refer land under the able generalship of Dr. the available slides and material from that the delay caused by change-mak ®nces that the company is now pre- F. Truby King, since the beginning of hie ./rtores. The*® display* will be in war. ing might be largely eliminated. requires explanation. Why was the application of pered to pay a rate equal to the Guild tensely Interesting to parent». There various fares have been In The Echo de Paris two days ago estimated the orale In moot Inetancee, and in Hume The American campaign will be to In connection with the Better Babies e fieri si nr- may, end have met with the Guild for a Board of Conciliation refused! canoe above it. save 100,000 babies this year. To do Contest and child welfare exhibition In genera), satisfaction. number of prisoners taken, by the Allies since Mr. Armour. Mr. Tiffin and Mr this ea'ch elate is divided Into coun Duncan next month one or more qf the _ H. A. MaeGRBGOR. There is nothing in the Industrial Disputes Act Robinson all filed étalement» along ties, and each county into districts, and insurance companies have offered to — 18 at more than 100,000. That number has theie isame lines. St rat henna, P. O., Edmonton, Alta. which would not permit compliance with the re each district Is asked to reduce it* send displays which are features of Victoria, B. C„ Aug. 22, lil*. been considerably augmented within the last forty- Figures (or Union Co. infant mortality, and Is told that it such shows on the other side of the quest, for the captains and mates are employees of must save the lives of a certain pro eight hours. Mangin "s original ten thousand must „**r- * H- Ueaxley, manager of the line. WAR GAROEN CAMPAIGN private companies operating public utilities. Was Union Steamship Company, gave Th. portion of .the hundred thousand babies. Semi - Centenn i a f Shew. have grown to twice that number, while the British Province his company's figures. These There will be a rivalry among the dis W. A. McAdam, Secretary of the GIVES GREAT RESULTS the Government’s refusal dictated by powerful out showed that regular increases in sal tricts In an endeavor to save a percent Cowichan Agricultural Society, hgt* had taken more than five thousand up to last night aries had been made from November, age over the number asked. attending the Vancouver FhU l^air side influence T And has that influence, througit 1*11. UP to June of this year, amount Campaign in B. C. in their operations north and south of the Ancre. ing In some cases to nearly seventy-live this week. He la getting points for the Ottawa, Aug. S3—The Canada Food Ottawa, restricted the freedom of action of the The total, however, is still substantially short of per cent. The company is now pre In British Columbia the health auth local show, advertising it. finding side Board has received numerous com pared to pay the following: orities art* already at work along sim shows, securing udges, and as a result munications regarding cases of large Royal Commission f In a word, is the Government the number of prisoners the Germans took from ilar lines Dr. Young, secretary of the this year’s fair, which Is the semi-cen Camoeun—Master trio, first officer surplus production of fruits and determined to stand behind the companies against the Allies in their five offensives, which they claim »1S0, second officer 1121, third officer Provincial Hoard of Health, is urging tennial event will attain a dignity to be about 180,000, bat which probably does not IP*- t» lieo. ■...... wpmr Women*» TmmtUT^s thé need for never dreamed or wheri the first show vegetables as a result of the war nn»- the Guild regardless of the merits of the easel Oh.toh.ln-Ma.ter «210, first officer educating the public along these lines was organised fifty years ago by Arch den campaign. Last year it was esti exceed 140,000. Further, the German total is the JUO, second officer «128, thirl officer as they can impress upon the women of deacon Reaee, of St. Ifetera, and held mated that the value of food products Assuredly there is much that ia mysterious in this result of offensive operations extending over, 18 to |10t. their districts that talk is of no avail on the verandah of his house. from this source amounted to from YmtTJTe-airaitef .«21», Bret officer $20.000.040 to $34,004,000. Frederick affair. four months, whereas Fuch began his conn «150. second officer «116, third officer Better baby contests have the aÿm- Abraham, honorary chairman of the If tile Coast steamship services are suspended ter-offensive only ’a few days over a month IM to $100. pathy^and all the help the Britieh Co war garden and vacant lot section of Cheakamus—Master $190. first offi lumbia Health DepartrnënF can give. the Canada Food Board, after a sur ago. Moreover, Foch has not yet com cer $130, second officer $110, third of vey of reports covering all Canada, es an enormous amount of harm will be done to the ficer $90 to $100. Sets ef Chart*, motion picture film* pleted his programme for 1918; he will be and lantern slides have been ordered, timates this year’s production at least Province, not to speak of great inconvenience and Cowlehan—Master $190. first offi- double that of last year. .heard from in other quarters and it is not unlikely $130. second officer $110, third, officer and wiH be available for use from the hardship to the public. We, in Victoria, will be that before the present campaigning season is over $90 to $100. health department. These illustrations Casslar—Master «1*5. flret officer will show clearly what cun be done to LONDON NEWS WAS almost tnarooned. In such a.case the Government the enemy will have_Jost at least 200,000 men as $125, second officer $110, Improve the vigor of the babies. prisoners. These are'permanent losses of mueli The Cowichan fall fair will probably WEATHER REPORTS. MISQUOTED BY S0LF will have to resort to radical action to bring an "in $125, third officer $90 tr $100 if car be 4he first to avail, itself of these tolerable situation to an early end, for the public more serious import to the Germans than similar ried. health demonstration*. The depart losses have been to the Allies, and infinitely moire Chihaaiha—Master $175, first officer ment is also lending Mr*. V. Maclach To the Editor,—We see many reports London. Aug. 23.—Dr. W. Self, the will insist upon it. This is no common strike $120. Ian. secretary of the Advisory Board of I on the splendid climate we enjoy, the serious than the ground lost, which, indeed, is of German Colonial Secretary, cited com imbroglio and The Times is convinced that if it tWillcp—Master $175, first officer $120. omen’s Institutes, whose experience J nuqgbcr of hours of sunshine, etc., and ment in. the London newspapers in little consequence unless it possesses important "We are prepared to pay aubstan in this lint* of work ie Invaluable, to if they are based upon the published had been handled properly from Ottawa in the first tially the rates asked Jiy the Guild,' help with the management. Dr. Dykes, discussing the attitude of the Allies to strategical value. Germany’s total casualties for says the statement. “The conditions Dr. A. G. Price, of Victoria, the Dun rtpfirts of our local bureau 1 fear they ward Germany in an address he made 1918 on the West Front from March to the end of of service, however, must remain as are somewhat misleading. I call alien on Wednesday. He deriured>Âe Lon- place it would have been settled without much dif can Hospital staff and Nurse» McKay tion to the report in the morning paper this fighting season probably will exceed 1,500,000, at present. Where at all possible we and Campbell, of the health depart don Evening News had that Ger ficulty, ^ give the men twenty-four hours' free for yesterday (Wednesday), wherein many “must be destroyed by bloody ment of the City of Vancouver, will at it to stated that we had bright sunshine which will include a large proportion of the pick of the vessel every week, in fact, in tend if possible. All of these will and Irreparable defeats on the battle some cases the men get more. In the for 10 hours and 24 minutes! Surely field." of her manpower sacrificed as shock unit# cannery trade, however, this is quite assist at the child welfare section of every one of your readers can see that VICTORIA TO NITINAT. impossible, and the men know it. They the fair, which is to occupy the five is incorrect when we had mist or rain The Evening News points out that get considerably more money on those rooms of the secopd floor of the Agri nearly the whole day. what it actually said was: “Nothing of Germany to to be left In France or WHEN THEY HOWL. boats than on the others and this cultural Hall at Duncan. SUBSCRIBER. The supplementary arrangement between the should be regarded as equivalent they Prevention ef Disease. Belgium, but the remains of German Dominion and ftoynmW ^yernm^K|^È|^|^, ogi In addition B. C. ELECxTRJC LWAT» ». - kr- •; ♦hwwNcW WAR WORKERS NEEDED. ? track-laying on the Canadian Northern between _____ lytBemandTne.. notIenoügh Young say* his department is work! * net - --* - - - cent “Buzxer»” the Street Railway knowledge is so absolutely essential; Istlng organisation with the idea of there In no* in the United mates a nier Oliver yesterday, is a matter for congratula of these weapons is an outrage upon the Geneva preventing diseasq. It to understood Company has spoken of Edmonton’s Shortage In war work of 1.0 DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED l*!?.1’* Hour*' * *1"- <« » »■"».' WM., > e.m. to 1 pm. Set., t e.m. te I. SO p m. It Takes Considerable Planning to Provide Qualities to Sell At $17.50 \ About One Hundred Print Negligee Hut our painstaking efforts have been rewarded and we have now ready for sale a splendid1 , Shirts to Go Out Saturday at range of models, tailored from good woolen coatings. Materials vou can depend on for Wear and service, for warmth and comfort. The great demand f6r Coats about this price in former years 85c Eâch and the fact that all garments of this description are selling at considerably advanced prices—we predict a big demand for these particular models priced at $17.50. Early buying—earlier An extraordinary bargain offer this—one that many men will appreciate. A fine quality print in vari baying than usual will bean absolute necessity to secure the best values at the lowest prices this ous light striped designs. Cut coht shape in a nice season. W e, therefore, suggest that you lose no time trrexamining these models. medium size in body. Neck sizes, 16 and 16*4 only. l*' - r -1 ■ ^ ' » —Mantles, First Floor Finished with starched cuffs and collar band. Also. 3 dozen of the same style shirt, but finished with soft bhnd cuffs. Sizes 16 and 16)4 only. Shop " New Donegal Tweed Coats early for these. Big value, each .....'...... 85V' at $24.50 New Coats of Velour Plush and —Men’s Shirts, Main Fldor These Coats are going to be popular again this season Other FashionableTabrfcs «—particularly so in the early fall. They are so ser New Coats of velour, plush and other fashion $1.00 Galatea Work Shirts at 75c viceable and always look well. able fabrics arriving every day or so. We ask you This range includes various styles and several useful to,come in and see them and keep in touch with the About four dozen Shirts involved in this special clearing lot of surplus sizes, shades in Donegal tweed effects. Splendid value latest trend of fashion for the approaching season, which includes 15, 15)4, 17 and 17)4 neck bands only. Each Shirt is finished with turndown attached collar and band cuffs. Regular $1.00 value, Saturday, at...,...... $24.50 —Mantles, First Floor * ...... —u,. # —Mantles, First Floor each ...... >...... 75V . » —Men’s Shirts, Main Floor A Serviceable Tweed Suit White Flannelette Undergar Fall Boots For Men ments for Girls -~ BerngTeceived almost daily in our Men’s Boot Dept. TIipso warmer Undergahnents will be needed shortly. Already Here’s one of the many models recently opened up, V For $25.00 some parent» have begun to fix up their girls' winter outfits ; they are buying early while stocks are new and fresh and the as audit's an exceptionally attractive one too. Made of 1 A Tweed Suit is one of the handiest garments for general service in sortment» are large. calfskin, in mahogany and black Balmoral style; Children's White Flannelette Drawers, finished with frills ; sizes a woman’s winter outfit. You can wear one on any occasion and .in 2 to 6 years. Speeial value at, a pair ...... 35* moderately pointed toe, with either solid oak tanned fine or wet weather with equal sat isfaetion. Children 1 White Flannelette Drawers, finished with elasticat or Ncolin soles, extra leather middle sole to prevent knee; sizes 8 to H years. A pair...... ss> We are offering a particularly goo ; line of handsomely tailored Suits Children’» White Flannelette Nightgowns, finished with 'trim spreading. Splendid value, a pair ...... $7.50 mings of tucks on yoke and high neck with narrow frill ; sizes —Men’s Boots, Main Floor in the new fall styles. A nice sturdy weave of cloth, in brown and 2 to 12 years. Special value at ...... 81.00 Children’» White Flannelette Nightgowns, finished with frill; grey mixed effects. Values wc believe unmatchable at the price sizes 2 to 12 years. Special at ...... 81-00 of ;...... ;...... $25.00 Flannelette Nightgown!, finished with colored stitching on yoke; Axmindter Rugs in Persian sizes 8 to 14 years. Specially gqod value at...... 81-25 —Mantles, First Floor —Children’s, First Floor *». Designs Made in a beautiful quality and a nice large size for Buy Your White, Natural ____ 'You cannot afford the hearth, measuring 36 x 63 inches. Splendid vari to eat what your' ety of designs and colorings to choose from. About and Grey Flannels at Last Golden Rule Soap 36 nigs in this lot. Special for the August Sale at, dountry needs," lillh , . . . e^, . . • ...... $6.90 Years Prices Special, Saturday, —Canada Food Board. ^Hrpets, Third Floor Wc foresaw there would be a scarcity of Flannels of every description so bought in a surplus stock over twelve months ago. If wc were to buy the same quali- 6 for 24c ties to-day and offer tBem to you in the regular way A Genuine Bissell Triple-Bellow —Hardware, Second Floor there would be an increase of something like 60 per A cent., and then we doubt whether they would be as good r Vacuum Sweeper in quality. It will not be very long.before you will have to discard your cotton clothing for something warmer, This celebrated Sweeper is too well known the world over to require a so why not decide to have your next garment made full description here. It’s the Sweeper that .holds first place with the from one of our fine quality flannels. Hand Painted China Tea housekeeper, who knows all that is needed in a good reliable article. White Yorkshire Flannels in various widths and quali There are more Bissell Sweepers sold in New Y<5rk, where the greatest ties, very moderately priced for quick selling at, a Sets to Sell at $7.90 yard, from 55f^ to ...... U ...... $1.10 competition prevails, than any other Sweeper of its kind on the market. Natural Flannels, with slight cotton mixture and the Worth $10.50 Special value, at, cacti...... $9.50 . w*av.vs» Stable for all kinds .oLwdety, -, x - , .-.-a. - !- Compare Our Prices IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN TREFOUSSE BURBERRY GLOVES COATS With Others Wednwday, » am. to l p-tn. ; Saturday, » a m. to t.M p m. Bur. Hour», , a.m. to • p.m. antî fo convinced that it paya to shop at the Dig Cash Store/ WOMEN’S WAR WORK A usual Birthsvme — Sardonyx or Peridot; th.tr meaning: SPECIAL SATURDAY IN THE GROCERY DEPT. KEUCITT. Smartly .Tailored Wo- Quaker Buckeye Corn Meal, 10-lb. sacks. QA- COVERS WIDE SPHERE Regular 90c per sack. Special, per sack...... OVL “Um All the Wheel Sub.titut.. Wash You Cin.”-Canada Food Boord. Many Thousands Throughout meris Suits at $43.00 SPECIAL SATURDAY IN BAKERY AND CONFEC Suits and TIONERY DEPT, Dominion Have Entered Into Cuff Links hese Models come m styles Hcolon's Milk Chocolate, with Roasted Almonds, ft-lb. ni _ War-Time Industries We have a splendid range of cakes. Regular 20c. Kpetial ...... these in bright or dull finishes, that are most practical and Plain or engraved. T Assorted Chocolate Creams and Caramels. —*' QOae Dresses well worthy of your interest, de Regular 60c per Jb. Special, per lb.. s.e...... OmC A booklet entitled “Canada’s War Fresh Currant Buns, regular 16c per dozen. -| Efforts, 1114 lo 1918," recently .Issued A few remaining garments picting smart semi-tailored models k Special, per ddsen by the Director of Public Information, to clear at in all-wool materials of splendid Ottawa, contains some Interesting facts with regard to women’s work In the Signet FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT Dominion since the outbreak of hos appearance. They are made along Prims Ribs of Beef, per lb., 32$*' Shoulders of Spring Lamb, per tilities. Statistics, however complet#, 4b. 30$ can give but a very imperfect 1 impres the most practical lines, are beau Beef Pot Roost, per lb...... 26$ sion of the way the women of the na $5.00 Local Grain-fed Fowl, at, per tion have rallied to the cause of Em Rings tifully tailored and well finished Spring Chickens, per lb...... 48$ lb ...... 35$ pire, and with much of the patriotic work the ramifications are so wide This offer presents throughout. spread as to prevent any definitej^re- GROCERY DEPARTMENT tiurU being obtained- Fer Men, ladies, unusual opportunity M Nurses and Clerks. To those who anticipate the pur Macaroni Vermicelli, per Asparagus Tips, per tin...,30$ economize in the purchase In nursing alone over 2,0t0 women Bisses and leys packet . T...... 10$ Brunswick Sardines in Oil, S have enlisted and gone overseas as of a dainty Wash Dress chase of a Suit for general wear we Holbrook's Potato# Flour, 1-lb. tins for ...... 25< • wlfn the C. E. F.. while many I Mrs. Porter’s Salad Drawing, per hundreds are serving In Canada, in solid gokl, from... a neatly tailored Tub commend these Suits as being par packet ...... 22$ vdlentary capacity as volunteer hos $5.00 bottle, 22$ and ,...... 42$ Canadian Pure Maple Syrup, per pital probationers hi military hospitals Ladies’, Misses' and Boys’ Signet Suit. ticularly fine quality and value. gallon tliia |2.25, fo-gallon Brown Sege^2 lbs. for...... 25$ and in England under the Joint War Rings, solid gold, Committee’s Women's V.A.D. Depart - from. •••••• The assortment in these Una ..s...... $1.25 Barbadow Molasses, S-lb. tin ment. Most of these are Members»of $2.50 One of these Suit models is made of a two-toned diagonal for ...... 28$ Shredded Wheat ^Biscuit, per the. $t. Job» Ambulance Brigade orer- is not very extensive, but suiting, of which there is a selection of burgundy and Ik-Ballon tin for ...... 48$ *as within the Dominion of Canada, packet ...... 12f No figures are available as to the Honor Badges, enamelled. quite large enough to war black, green and brown, and navy and black. The coat is Wesson Salad Oil, per tin, 58$ Showing the number of rela Kellogg's -Com Flakes, at, per number of women who have gone into rant an early visit to the made with-novelty pockets and belt, and is lined with and ...... $1.15 industrial and commercial life to re tives you have at the front. a good figured silk. The skirt, too, is fitted with a belt Packet...... •...... 12$ place' the men called to the colors, but Suit Section early in the Our Special Blond Tea, per lb.. and pockets—#45.00. v Kellogg's K rumbles, at, per 47$. 3 Ibf for...... $1.29 there are many thousands of women morning. packet ...... 12<* and girls in banks, offices and factories A Suit that can be had in either black or navy cheviot of U Pure Maple Sugar, per cake 10$ which before the War had un almost entirely male staff.. Over thirty thous See the windows. splendid quality, is made with a large convertible cellar, and have been employed in munition MITCHELL 8 DUBCAB square patch pockets and novelty belt. It is pleated at fa.t_tori.-w ai>d pg.»?!y 1.000 are working ______a^JWMlTEfi______wide range of duties uiuierfhe the hack and is LutL.u-lntoni.-d—#45.00 Royal Air Force, these duties including H. 0. S1RKHAM & CO., LTD. motor transport work. Central Bldg , View and Broad 9U. ! -, ji Victor!* and Vancouver. Civil Servants. CPU and^WcjCUetrla Watch In the Civil Service between 6,000 'Womens Hose Flannelette PHflNFQ* 0rooer7.178 and 17» Delivery, 6522 and, 4,000 women are employed .1 llvliLOi Fish and Provisions, 6620.’ Meat, 6621 duties largely arising out of the war, Attractive Values and at the time of National Registra ami ferns. Mr. Albert Uden, of Van Blankets Canadian Food Board License No. 8-M7 tion In June last 75,000 volunteered couver, who also served at the front, I fibre Silk Hose in grey, champagne, brown, black- or their services to assist in the compila supported the groom. Rev. Robert * tion of the register. Eariy in the war Hughes, of the Naval and Military I white. Price, 75C- Of splendid weight and qual women Invaded 'the field of agricul Methodist Church, Esquimau, officiât- j tural endeavor and their success ed at the ceremony, to which only the I Fibre Silk Hose, in grey, sand, nigger brown, or black. ity, such that will give most Canada Food Board Licenw No. (-MB this braçce of labor, hitherto conceded immediate friends of the family were Price, a pair, 85<. the prerogative of men, is too well invited. After signing the register and satisfactory wear. known to need further comment receiving tfie congratulations of the as Fancy Striped and Self Colored Fibre Silk Hose, addition to these special \ callings, sembled guests a dainty -supper was | Pl-ice, a^air,#1.00. j_ *“•- Priee’ a Pair- Picnic Parties and women's clubs and societies throughout served. good range of colors. . the whole Dominion have thrown their Mr. and Mrs. Southern left by the I Penman’s Lisle Hose for women. A very fine'quality that Campers Out energies wholeheartedly into the vari night boat en route to Winnipeg, where j ous patriotic causes incidental to the Mr. Southern recently accepted a posi will give lasting satisfaction. Cream, white, nigger Size 68x80 ins. Price, a pair, Will find it to their advantage to buy their Pastries, Cakes and tion. The groom's gift to the bride was. I brown, black, biege or tan. Price, a pair, 65<. #3.50. Meat and Fruit Pies from us. They are always fresh, delicious a diamond ring and to the bridesmaid I pearl brooch. The groomsman re- | and appetizing. celved a penrl and sapphire tiepin. THE YORKSHIRE BAKERY SotioI^ktsoiMl A. Sale of Waists n«~ * A SONG. Was in firing line (Written in honor of the Canadian I soldier* on the centenary of the Battle NEARLY TWO YEARS of,Waterloo. June 13. 1915. by IL M Smart Walking Skirts | Stramberg, of Prince Rupert, B. C.) Canada Feed Board Llt.no. 10-5210, 10-5220, 1Q.MU. , ' ; ; ' Who are these, with banners flying, Victors in that deadly game— - Laurel wreatlied^whose fame undying Breathes of an immortal name? I They are all- Canadian freemen, Meridac For Fall Wear Wh0 have crossed the roaring sea. I Which their brotlféew, British seamen. Rule in glorious liberty. In'Spparate Skirts we. ere showing a well-selected selection that will, They are fighting Freedom’s battle, Complexion Powder for diversity and correctness of style, make'’a direct appeal to every ’Gainst a ruthless (termati horde; Fearless they have heard the rattle Possesses charm and inviaibility, has a dainty fra woman. Of the Kaiser’* murderous sword; For Teutonic might can never grance, and will not rub off. Bl^„Pet,l\n 0t very good quality, showing beading at waist line with three Quench Canadian valor high, XMa-at autchlng. and side talnh wts. irla.we.1 with tmttxmr *77 «mi 330. Aha polar atmr forever ' sire. Priced at ...... $0.50 -Fades from out the northern sky. r^~7ÇSOc Beautiful Silk Poplin Skirts, In navy and black- Worthy sons of sires whose legions, straight lines; over-yoke coming . '**** w. "WE HAVE a. oruo STORE in vour locality.» to point at hip, trimmed with self buttons. lugWf victorious in those regions, Price ...... $9.75 With the French, a nobler foe; = — Now that foe, with them united, !" **“• tank «"T. and black: pleat, eomlng from under yoke. Laughs to scorn the tyrant’s frown; Merryfield & Dack | Swears that wrong shall all be righted, .r girmeofVor 'T.' “”d A b**',Utul S 1 0 50 And the spoiler lose his crown. DISPENSING DRUGGISTS Three Stares I While the mighty world rejoices. MS IMS Halls Britannia’s fearless sons; And s hundred million voices Sing the downfall of the Huns; REDUCED PRICES ON STRIPED »n.t SKIRTS For the nations, a* If dreaming. A/ter a splendid record of 22 months See the flags of battle furled. Striped Taffeta and Satin Skirta, In harmonising dark coloring.—a fighting, Pte. Kenneth W. Peter, And pacific banners streaming few only. Kegular 511.55 value, at $6.95 O’er a federated world youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prince Rupert, B. C.. June 11, 191*. in the Merritt dlstrlct,*and subsequent Striped TaSeta and Satin Skirta, In handsome overskirt and Peler, of 1221 Harriett Road, has given tracts as soon as the surveyors have saah affecta Regular SIS 00. at ... $9.75 Iris life In the service of his country. LOOKS HOPEFULLY TO completed their necessary work. Only the recollection of his excellent “Returned men need have no fear of service in a great cause Is left the being unable to get located upon good parents to ease the poignant grief they land through being unable, for various feel In the death of thelir son., who had SETTLEMENT POLICIES reasons, to file applications immediate not yet reached his twenty-secofcd ly, for they will have ample opportun year. ity in the future, according to the pres Pte. Peter was for some time In the ent intentions of the Government. Wth Gordon Highlanders, but trans “It would-be well for every man to ferred to thé 103rd Battalion on the B. C. Veterans V/eekly Sees bear in mind that it Is useless for him formation of the unit, with which he to make application unless he actually LJ1CTBD went overseas in July, 1816. After a Something in the Govern intends to fulfil the conditions upon very short time in England he volun which entry must be made. The Do teered for the first draft from the bat ment’s Plan minion grant is made by arrangement talion to proceed overseas with a re with the. Provincial Government, who inforcement to the 29th Battalion and undertake to provide the land, which entered the trenches oh his twentieth constitutes a first mortgage until the birthday. He carried out the arduous In accordance with the policy of the loan i^ repaid to the Government.” through the Ice of the large lakes of duties of bomber and Lewis gunner Saskatchewan. Alberta and Manitoba for over twenty-two months continu Provincial Government to throw open BEND YOUR BACK TO IT. TO ESTABLISH JIN during the wlntaë of 1917-1918. OBJECTS TO ADVENT ously, with the exception of one short for soldier settlement tracts of land To Prevent Depletion. in various sections of the province, leave spent in England. His first big When life’s task proves hard and toll- It is the hope of the Commissioner engagement was at Vlroy Ridge, the Department of Lands is busily en gaged with the consideration of many that aa a result of the adoption of the through which he passed unscathed, Needing all your grit snd strength, amendments to the regulations sug and he has also been through Pass- suitable areas concerning which , OF STOCK COMPANY arihdüdCéiàënt will be made at an early ’w you set your teeth to do It **r- gested by him that a notable industry chendaele and all the other heavy You will see it done at length. may be established. And in order to fighting since that date. On account date. - Formalities in connection with the Difficulties soon are vanquished » be in possession of full Information as of his cheerfulness and optimism he If you meet them with a grin. to the working of the regulations and was always popular with his com expired timber leases in the Sgchelt * tion will be completed shortly wheit Firmness makes the hard task easy. Hon, William Sloan Asks Do* that steps may be taken to prevent de Red Cross Society Thinks rades in the trenches, and his parents Bend your back to it—and win? pletion. Mr. Sloan will request ail hold cherish many bright letters written drawing for lot* among the soldier ap minion Authorities for Ex ers of licenses to report yearly the to Local Productions Might from the firing line plicants will take place. tal weight of each species of fish taken, Mrs.. Peter,, who --is------a daughter------of - OUNNES ERNEST R. BARTLETT Referring to the subject of land set When the winds sweep o’er the foreati tension of Regulations with details of point of origin. Be Affectqtl leteran of (hr American RrMlion, la Hu.h.n.l Mr. n„r„h tlement generally The B. C. Veterans’ Stiff-backed trees oft break and crack, * 2!. TÏOTOEIÀ DAILY TTME8, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,1918 tk>n with the operation of a big factory, and It la in the performance of his duties as press Sherlock In this con FALL FRUIT APPEARS nection that he'meets with the surpris WILL SERVE TWO rs> ing adventures which form the basis of this unusual picture. Mr. Fairbanks Is U. at his best In the development of this ON RETAIL MARKET somewhat "remarkable story, and his athletics, his smile and hi* guniality are constantly in evidence. BOOTS and SHOES Mr. Fairbanks is admirably support ed by prominent screen players, in Jam Making Now Proceeding That command attention, and save you good money; made of the best cluding Marjorie Daw, who is seen as Defiant Bible Student, With material obtainable, by the leading manufacturers. A few more of these "the Kiri,” Frank Campeau, known as Actively; Canned Salmon. TO-DAY’S AMUSEMENTS "the- villain," Edylhe* Chapman, “a Teuton Name, is good ones to be cleared out at tempting prices. sweet spinster," and James Neill, “a Will Take Sharp Rise US' kindly bachelor." The photography, by Sentenced banks in "Say, Young Fellow," Hugh McClung, is highly artistic. Variety—Nell Shipman in "God's Country and the Woman.” Fall fruit Is beginning to appear up VARIETY “It is ah honor for me to be perse White Boots, with 9-inch top, Dominion—Madge # Kennedy Will on the local retail market now, and, cuted: Twill suffer without complaint Judging by the purchase of sugar and stout rubber sole and heel. appear to-day in her late Goldwyn and go da.iAfffl f . Pood Board License No. 11-4N FINDUY FORMULATES Yen Can Hear the World's N* " ' ' *■ Greatest: Artiste Only on the New Goods for Fall Orafonola Qeo. A. Slater Co., Ltd., fine Men’s and Ladles’ Boots. Sugar-Saving Candies! CO-OPEBJTIVE PUNS ... Copeland * Byclcr Logger Boots.------;—_ Men's Dark Tan Boots, leather and neolin soles, $6.50 Sounds Funny— Prohibition Commissioner Has to ...... ;...... $8.00 Nevertheless, Tis True Arranged Conference in Ot Ladies' Dark Tan Boots, leather and neolin soles, $5.50 to...... $10.00 As à patriotic duty we are asked to save sugar for our Allies by tawa for Sept, 5 using aa little of it as possible ourselves. This may, ar first glance, Boys’ Boots, black and tan.neolin soles, $4.50.to.....$6.00 appear to be a .real hardship, but there are many ways In. which sugar can «be saved without the practice of a great-deal of eelf-deniaL The following toothsome confection* will testify to that tact; PATENT MEDICINE ACT Chocolate Dates, per lb...... 75< Chocolate Ting-q-lings, lb., TSf TOPIC OF DISCUSSION Chocolate Raisins» per Ç»..75f Chocolate Cocoa nut, per lb., 75^ Maynard’s Shoe Store o: — ------ay, - -mpwa wr ■ , lavy Chocolate Almonds, lb.. fl.SS PHOire 1232 64» YATES ST. Chocolate Peanuts, per lb...75f Chocolate Filberts, per Ik Where Most People Trade. Chocolate Walnut-Stuffed Dates, per lb.••.J,e«aa«aeea^l»2B Will Draw Amendments Con siderably-Altering the Do- - Ice Cream Special Caramel Nut lee Cream—Special for Saturday only, 1 Ca minion Measura -I_L_ If H*, ter a Ford we Sara It. per dish'.va.a...... lût During the Long Consummation of plans formulated A SUGAR SAVER by Walter C. Findlay. British Columbia Evenings Butternut Crisps- a real “Homade” dainty—regular 64c per pound. Prohibition CoWmlsaioner, will result Ford Trucks Worm Drive Special for Saturday only, half-pound for ...... SO# In the holding of an official conference i—now approaching yon^will be able to derive' at Ottawa on September 6 next, be more real enjoyment with a Columbia GrafoVola P. 0. B. $760.00 Ontario. FOR A COLD NIGHT" tween representatives of the Attor than by any other form of indoor entertainment -—A cup of Bt» m’a Delicious Chocolate—steaming hot—all milk and neys- General of the Provinces of Can CORK INSERT TRANSMISSION LININGS. chocolate—no t • used, whatever. Try a cup after the show to-night ada for the purpose of drafting and You can listen to the worTB’s great artiste, hear TIRES ACCESSORIES REPAIRS agreeing upon certain amendments to the latest popular songi, or dance to a proper the Patent Medicine Act for submiss ion to the Dominion Government The measure—in fact you can have a splendid con NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. main object of the amendments will cert, dance or a real old time sing-song by your be to bring the Federal law Into a own flreeidé. Phones 4346-430L v< ill Teles closer harmony with the various Pro . *. H . • ' : : ' hibition Acte now being enforced The Columbia'Orafonola is the most versatile throughout the Dominion of Canada, musical instrument known. CHOCOLATES AND CANDIES and to remedy certain phases of the Head Office* 711 Tata* Street present situation which render difficult Buy Your Orafonola To-day—Prices Will WHISKY 3400 A BOTTLE Branche*. 1116 Douglaa. and Williams’ Drug Storn Gov’t St the effective carrying out of the spirit and intent- of the various Prohibition Go Up on September 1st. e Acts where the sale of Patent Medi Fa Iran’s Prohibition Fines Make Liquor Ex cines Is concerned. pensive; Second Offence. Closer Relations. In brief the amendments will be FLETCHER BROS. One of the most expensive bottles of directed to prohibit the manufacture 1121 GOVERNMENT and 607 VIEW Cider whisky in the world was owned a few BAND WILL ASSIST LOCAL CASUALTIES and sale of certain patent medicines Make* rood friands .very bora. Ays ago by Frank King whb, charged which now come more or less under the Western Canada's Largest Music Heuse heading of medicated wines. And in with having liquor In other than a pri In the New Speneer Bldg. Ale# at Vancouver APPLE CIDER addition to discussion relating thereto vate dwelling place, was fined $400 INCREASE EACH DAT It is the Intention of the conference to CHERRY CIDER by Magistrate Jay in the, police Court formulate and finally agree upon future CRAPE CIDER this morning* King had been convict Interprovlnclal relationships in respect ed a short time ago of having liquor LOGANBERRY CIDER of administrative functions applying to in the New England bar. The alterna prohibitory law in general. tive to the heavy fine' levlM to-day was Army and Navy Veterans’ Or Anxious Relatives- Receive The matter first suggested itself to To**11 not wane a testa * four months in Jail but, accused con Mr. Findlay at the time amendments tributed the mulct imposed, s chestra to Play; Solo by News of Friends in to the British'Columbia Prohibition Act On eels at an nret-class bare The Evidence brought forward show sad ratraahmant booths were under advisement between At The only sys No salesmen’s ed that King had liquor in the Fair- Mrs. Fahey Firing Line torney-General Farris and himself. It field Hotel, which was entered by Ffc-rgt was patent to the mind of the Commis tem that cm salarie# to pay. Fry and Constable Walton.' The of- The People’s sioner that the question of patent medi geers found accused and two friends cines would require effective treat give you full The prices on Fairall’sj-Limited in a room of that establishment, and ment by law if the practice of more or That Mayor Todd had enthusiasti The. roll of honor for Victoria men the ticltfete are they also discovered a bottle of whisky cally voiced his appreciation of the less indiscriminate sale were to be cur value for yotn which accused tried to «else when he continues to grow and anxious relatives steps being taken to establish com tailed so as to conform to the spirit dollar. our salesmen. Phone 212 perceived the identity of hie uninvited in Victoria «we each day receiving tele and intent of the local Act. The Pat guests. Sergeant Fry, however, was munity sings in Victoria, and had pro Grocerteria ent Medicine Act, however, being pure too quick and the bottle, as a result of mised his whole-hearted support of the grams Informing them of^sons or hus Feed Central License 3-441. efforts in this direction was reported ly federal machinery, the Provincial his agility in grabbing it, was pro bands wounded in the recent fighting. Government consequently possessed ducéd in court. by Frank F. Sehl at a meeting of the Major T. D. J. Ring wood, after rend sing committee held laot night neither remedial machinery nor power 749-761------YATES STREET------749-761 NEWS IN BRIEF Through the Instrumentality of the erlng yoeman service to his coentry to give effect to such législation. Covered Creeks for pickles, beans, Times Heve Changed. salt salmon, bread, etc. 1 gall., 46c; 2 Mayor a platform is being secured for both in the training of officers and in the use of the Conductor while He ha» the fighting line, has been killed In It eboqld be noted that when the "Why Psy High Rate 1er Firs In gall , 60c; 3 gall., $1.20; « gall., $1.44; Patent Medicine Act was drawn up in 6 gall.. $2; « gall.. $2 44; Crocks, with also detailed members of the police de action, his death being reported on Real French Vermicelli OQa Holbrook*» Custard *| A _ surance f See the Anil-Combine partment to assist at Sunday after 1308 there appeared no question of a Agents and save money. D-ick A out covers to hold 6 lbs., 20c; 10 lb*., August 14. Major Kingwood is one of more or real “dry” law and or 2 pkts...... wOv Powder, per pkt.ItC 30c; 10 lbs., 46c. R. A. Brown A Co. noon’s sing in Beacon Hill Park. * fohpetott. • Mr. Sehl also reported that the men- the officers wh«> have gone from this its design^ cted to control the * * * Phone 371». 1302 Douglas St. side and helped building up the reputa sale of I ing drugs. Since AAA ^bers of the Army and Navy Veterans’ The Skene Lowe Stud le le stain md. under Sergt. Will Edmunds had tion for Stirling fighters and proficient British C is adopted prohibi open for business. Take a look at the •mash the Kaieer and hie satellites soldiers that Canada now enjoys. At tion and eolally since inter- Celumbia Ready Cut at Red Crow concessions, Gorge, Sat generously offered to assist in the pro jrovinciu s been totally pro Graham or Whole Wheat pictures at the door or call up to the gramme. This talented organization the time of his death he was serving Meearani, big pkta... 14c Fleur, 10 pounds...... urday afternoon. • asJD. C. of the 64th Battery, 14th Brl- hibited, i procured by Cqan- 65c studio. Will be glad to see you, 464 will play several band selections, in ro to show that Yates 8L * addition to accompanying most of the in crease ionic with largo al- * * * vocal numbers, and their co-operation Major Rlngwood. born Dec. 6, 1186. at cohoHc c ■ increased enor- Don’t Call the Plumber, Insert a will be materially conducive to the EmUskililn County, Fermanagh, Ire mously. he liquids that will Grocerteria Blend Tea 4Tf, or, boiler plug in that leak. Easy to in pleasure and strccctos of the sing. " land, and was post humous son of John doubt les» ider a proposed ban Hothouse Toj •toes, per sert, stops the leak at once, 36c., at R. Mrs. Macdonald Fahey, who is one of Rângwood, B. A., Trinity College, Dub have beei >y analysis to con- crate fl.S , per pound 10c A. Brown A Co’a, 1302 Douglaa St. • the most enthusiastic supporters of the lin. He came to Manitoba with his no l< xty per cent, proof LT.T:...... $1.29 A A * movement, has consented to sing a mother and stepfather, Chas. C. Castle, spirit, wl well-known “lines” Strong and nice flavor. Complete sole, and Fletcher Bros, have gener who now reside at Ganges Harbor, contain i netiication to pre- See Lady Swimmers from Portland vent theli De-i*rage. and Seattle compete against Victoria'* ously offered the loan of a piano for Salt* Spring Island. He was educated the occasion. ' No stone has been left at Pleasant Home, Manitoba, and after I i got i a lions. Bun Maid Seedless 4 fj _ best. Saturday afternoon at Gorge. • unturned to make the occasion a mem wards at Clarence School. Weston Dutch Cocoa Raisiné, 16-oz. pkta.... If C ...... ^ A A A ______Range As sooi became obvious to osu orable one, and It only remains for Vic Super-Mace, England, from whence he the <*omi he commenced to Per pound...... AUv A fine, large natural Sultana Let the Lawn Mower Hoe pi ta I cure OF tortans to assemble in force near the passed into Royal Military College, that anaemic mower. <12 Cormorant get Into à the Governments \ Burns statue on Sunday afternoon to Kingston Ontario, which he went of other : with a view to ar Street • effect the consummation of the plane through. At the outbreak of war he AAA ranging sntative conference to make this community sing an out was a lieutenant in C. F. A., Halifax, and to pi ipporttnhity to can- Lyman's Patent Greats Jack’s Steve 8tsre.—Stoves, rangée, standing success. when he was transferred' to Kingston heater» bought and sold. Cash paid. the ation and to ‘draw 23c Finest Government Craamwy NEW The public is requested to assemble as chief Instructor In School of Art 11 up suggei ling legislation for Butter 63*, or Efi Phone 671». Will call. 106 Yates St • shortly after 3 o’clock on Suhday after lery, and the work of "Ring" is appre hu brains k Dominion Govern- * pound, ...... tpi.UU AAA noon as the band will play several eel- elated all over Canada by over 1.600 ment. F weeks part ecnoit» b*fwe the commencement of officers and N. C. O.'x whom he train*^ Damson Plums Findlay in communication'4 pound» printing done In Victoria the vocal programme. Emphasis has ed for war. Later he Went overseas with ths /«-General of the :25c IDEA been laid on the fact that the sing will as Captain and Adjutant under Col. Uxe money stays here. Aak for this labe various I f the-Dominion to .AAA definitely be held, unless rain is actu Orllvie, O. C., 16th Brigade, and was this end final arrangement* Marigold Oleomargarine QQ- ally falling in the afternoon. finally appointed major and officer Per pound.,...... See Cunha, famous Hawaiian swim were com wire this morning Extra Faney Crab Ap OOC mer, compete In swimming races commanding of 60th Battery, l4th Bri for the cc o take place in Ot Patterns gade, and since 1317 served in France, tawa on I 5. ple*, 6 pounds...... 25c The only real butter substitute. Gorge, Saturday afternoon. protecting first line infantry. While 1 mal capital and in All One Price In hie last letter to his mother he Canada in Flanders—Volume III, touch wit laI.M entrusted with wrote, “Everything is going splendidly. the enfor f prohibitory law. Rough Rhymes of a Padre, by Wood I,am welLaiuL.happy." bine Willie, at Victoria Book and Sta Mr. Flndl oke advantage of tionery Co., Government 8t. 15c ^ Third Time Wounded. methods n Provinces where AAA Bises 34. SO, 14. The wife of Pte. J. J. God be r, has re “dry” lay a longer Innings See High Diving by American Lady &£e!Sr Agente reived information that her husband than has -a*e In British Co Champions, Gorge, Saturday after has been admitted to hospital in lumbia. »ntlons may be ex noon. 1 Rouen, suffering from wounds in the pected to rven better admin The MARKETERIA câ&T1 AAA 6. A. Richardson S Ce. stomach received in action. Pte. God- istration ovinco. See American Sammies anc' Cana ber, who has been two years in France, ir Beet. A. CHAMBERLAIN JZWELL, Proprietor dian Returned Soldier* battle for Polo V loterie Meuse, 4S4 Vetw M. already wears two stripe of gold braid Betweei and his departure Championship Saturday afternoon at oil bis sleeve indicating that he h»* ist, Mr. ill take up many 737 Port Street Canada Pood Board License No. 9-5902 Gorge. twice previously been wounded. Whilst matters ci ice with the mem I fighting side by side with hie brother- bers of l lx Columbia Phar AAA Notice to Ladies Who Knit—The in-law in the trenches on the Somme, maceutics ion, who are vital- June Hatched Duck., !b... .45? Little Pig Pure Perl S.uc.ge, khaki wool now being sold at The Hugh McMillan, the latter was killed. affect ith the Municipal Cheic, Fowl, lb...... 34f lb...... Pte. Godber went fo England with the Police au rho have naturally Beehive at 12.85 a lb., will not more Broiler., Hi. 46* than last this week out—nest price LADIES' ENGLISH A,“ 88th Battalion and proceeded to the had const (Acuity in dealing Brisket, lb. 20* te 24* will he $3.20 a lb. • Dipu/ti CC Priw* •“* *• <*8.00 firing line with the 47th Battalion. with this phase of the pro L.g Loci Spring Lamb, per Brookfield Butter, lb...... 66* ■ DU/lwLea Pliml.y*, Cycle Eton. Ill View hibition li the Commissioner AAA I Wounded in Cheet. has nothii lee for the manner tb...... 43# Alberta Butter, lb...... S3* - He Asked for Red-Heeded Tacks—He in which the druggists of the Province Cheic. V..I, lb, 17* to....36* wanted hrax*-beaded tacks./ 60 for Pte. Dhrlppleton, whose wife resides Kersey Margarine, 3 lbs...61.00 at MM Road, has been admit- have dealt with a complex situation,. *6e; 4*» for *5c; chair ■>*«* t* tea. ïhwLfÿ*** 1 W» 6*tS.,XW naturally Abbeville, $uff, governed tfiemselve, fn the tight of j Ws»wy. A fcsaara* anwjg «tea*#- ______16. Pte. Dhrlppleton, who was in"the The Pharmaceutic! Association haà, Recruiting Officer for Siborion Front. Mounted Service, had a long record of however, euimilttrd many suggestions carried a btiuguet of Jasmine and ear SOOKE LAKE WORKS —In Military Orders by Major-General service Jn the war zone. to Mr. Findlay which have received hie nation». The gmuin waa supported by Iaeckie. the information la contained endoeaatlnn, and which he will prwedt Leslie Rowe. The wedding mueir wee that Capt. W, T. Haynes, of the 107th Went From Chicego. to the conference for consideration played by J. W. Hulluugh. the ornaji- City Engineer' Estimates Co net rue tie* Regiment (C. E. F. Reserve of Offi when drawing the amending kglela- i,t. who la a coueln of the bride. .L Mrs. C. A. Chislett, of 2510 Prior Will Occupy Another Month. cers) is. appointed Recruiting Officer, Street, has been notified that her tlnn. The druggist, a, a whole are ex Following the ceremony the bridal Vancouver, for the Canadian Siberian brother, Pte. Michael Kenny, of the 4th tremely anxious, h, raye, te live within party returned to the home of the bride Expeditionary Force, with effect from Canadian Battalion, was killed In ac the law, conforming lo both Provincial where the wedding luncheon was City Engineer Rust estimates that It August 16. Other extracts from the tion August 3th. He enlisted in Chi- and Dominion Act., se that a mor, uni daintily rarved. Mr. and Mr». Hearle orders are as follows: Clover Point form regulation In both will be wel leaving on the afternoon boat rn route will take another month to complete Rifle Range is placed at the disposal Driver Joeeph R comed by the profewlon. for the United State» where theirlj-thetheirl revertment wall at Sooke Lake, the of the K8th Regiment, Victoria Fueil- honeymoon will be «pent. The groom’» construction work having been consid lere, on Saturday afternoon. August 17, For the second time Driver Joseph pre»ent to the bridesmaid waa a gold Roes, whose homo le at 118 St. Law PRETTY WEDDING AT erably affected by the difficulty le to October 31. Dr. T. J. McRhee will rence Street, has been Wounded on the necklet rat with prarle, and to th, brat act as a member of the Nanaimo Med field. He Is a brother of Driver Rob ' BELMONT CHURCH man a diamond pin. securing labor and material. The ob ical Board during the absence on leave ert Ross, late of The Times staff. The young couple were the recipi ject la to confine the channel of Soak* of Dr. W. F. Dryedale. Driver Joseph Rose went to England ent! of many handsome percentf In River below the dam. from Vancouver with the 62nd Battal The Belmont Methodist Church was cluding the following: Bride’s mother The hauling of sand and other ma ion In 1816, and afterwards transferred the scene of an exceptionally pretty to the bride, cheque and eiderdown: See Plimley’i Bulletin, The ReSator. We will be pleased to to the Canadian Array Service Corps wedding on Wednesday week at 1.14 Mira Lila Boyfleti, crepe de chine draw terials has been a big Item to consider. mail yon a copy. He le only twenty-one year» of age, p.m., when Mies Bertha Anne Boydell, ing gown and ra» blankets: J. R. Boy Sand, which was at firsethbugbt te he being only Just old enough to enlist daughter of Mrs. J. A. Boydell, of 1746 dell, coRee percolator; W. Vraiy, Jar quite suitable, and was obtained at For the beat .newer noM In aolutlon of I he above a Pllialey*. Coupon when he first offered his services. Scott Avenue, became the bride of diniere; Mr. and Mra. Rankin, silver the Pacific Transfer Ce. Book 1. A. A.; Mrs. D. Martin, V. L A. A.; —Gracie Wellburn. Vic. A. 8. Ci Roberta Balcotm, V. I. A. A.; Regie Thelma Payne, Mult A. C; "Beth Robertson. Victor** A. S. O.; Gracie Langley, Crystal Pool; Edna Curry, V. BICYCLES Wellburn, Victoria A. 8. C.; ' Thelma I. A. A.; Frances Jtayley, V. L A. A.; ICTOBIA Payne, Mult. A. C.; Beth Langley, Audrey Griffin, V. I. A. A.; Molly Monarch Bicycles, fitted with coaster brake...... 8*40.00 Crystal Pool, Seattle; Molly Langley, Langley, Crystal Pool. Perfect Bicycle, fitted with coaster brake, steel rims, etc. .Mo.f50.00 Crystal Pool. Event No. IS—Fancy diving. 10 ft Perfect Bicycles, motor cycle frames, fitted with, coaster brake, $60.00 Event No. 2.—60 yards, backstroke: board (men)—H. R Lockard, V. I. A. Victoria Bicycles, made In Birmingham ».... L ...... 1...#45.00 C. W. Sexsmith. Camp Lewi»; Geo. A.; A. Kennedy. V. L A, A.; H. Calder. *udge Whitworth Bicycles, high-grade ...... r....$60.00 Cunha, Camp Lewis; H. W: Auckland. V I. A. A.; W. Muir, V. A. A.f A. Victoria Bicycles, fitted with three-speed géttiV made In Binfilngham.* Mult. A C.; Myron Wtlsey. Mult. A. C.; McKinnon, Vic. A. 8. C.; Corpl. Knoth, Price ...... $70.00 CHAMPIONSHIP WATER GAU AT WILL ADVERTISE CITY Locke Webster, 'Mult A. C.; Jas. Ken Cp. Lewto; lie. C. W. Sexsmith, Cp. Rudge Whitworth Bicycles, fitted with three speed gear!... ! !$75.00 dall. Van. A. 8. C.\ R. D. Granger, Lewis; Louis Kuehn, Mult. A. C; AS RESORT, SAYS M. P. Van..A. 8, C.; A. Stannard, V. L A. A.; Locke Webster; Mult A. C..; Jas. Ren- Bicycles Sold On Easy Instalment#—16.00 Down end |6M Per Month A- Kennedy, V. I. A. A.; E. P. Shaw, dall. Van. A. 8. C.; V. Brydon-Jack, Old Bicycles taken as part payment om a new one. GORGE SATURDAY WILL BRING V. L A. A.; Roy O'Neill. Crystal Pool. Van, A. 8. C.; A. Granger. Van. A. S. 1881 Government St The following extract from a let Event No. S.—Plunge for distance: C.; M. McFadden. Crystal Pool PEDKN BROS. «» ter written to W. H. Davies, Super Pte. C. W. Sexsmith. Camp Lewis; Event No. 18—220 yards, swim free STATE’S STAR DIVERS HERE intendent of the Victoria and Isl Locke Webster, Mult. A. C.; E Worth, style (Men)—Sergt. A. E. Mattern. Cp. and Athletic Association regarding V. L A. A.; .Geo. Devereux. V. I- A. A.; Lewis; Pt«L. Geo. Cunha, Cp. Lewis; the Pacific Northwest Champion A. Kennedy, V. I. A. A.; W. Muir, V. L Geo. Bldlake, Vic. A. 8. C; J. T. Mar ship Gala at the Gorge Saturday A. A.; If. Calder. V. I. A. A ; 11. K Lockard, V. I. A. A. shall. Vic. A. S. Ci O. E Wellburn, by J. C. McIntosh. M. P. for the Vic. A. 8. C.; Angus McKinnon, Vic. Wafer Polo Games, Sprint and Lona Distance Races Nanaimo Hiding, requires no com- Event No. 4.—rlOO yards dash (men): TOMMY BURNS TO DON l*te. F. Robison, Camp, Lewis; Sergt A. R C; Myron Wllsey, Mult A. R C.; O. J. Hosford, Mult. A. C.; Jas. Ren- Attract Big Entries; fftth Regiment Band to Be “On my return to the city I found A E Mettent, Cam* Lewis: Pte. Geo, Cunha, Camp Lewis: Oeof. Bldlake, dall. Mult. A. C.; E. Worth, V. I. A. A.; your" favor of the 16th Inst. await R C. Ross, V. I. A. A.; A. Kennedy, V. ing me regarding the proposal to Vic A. S. C.; U. E. Wellburn. Vic. A. LACROSSE UNIFORM on Hand 8. C.; Angus McKinnon, Vic. A. 8. C.; I. A. A.; Roy O’NeHI. Crystal Pool. hold the Pacific Northwest annual H. R. Buckluml. Mult. A. CL; O. J. Hos- Event No. 14—Final water polo. swimming, diving and water . polo ford. Mult. A. C.; Myron Wllsey, Mult. Event No. 16—Exhibition high diving, championships in our city on the A. C.; R. C Ross. V. I. A. A.; A. Ken 66 feet tower. ' With moving picture* of the event being taken by the Pathe Com 24th Inst., under the auspices of nedy. V.HL A. A.; W. Muir, V. I. A. A.; Event No. 16—High diVlng (men)— Will Referee Game, COughlans pany to allow all over Canada and the United States, crack swimmers your club. May I congratulate you K/ P. Shaw, V. *1. A. A.; Roy O'Neill, W. Muir. V. L A. A.; H. Calder, V. I. A. and the club upon the aggressive Crystal Pool. A.; H. R. Lockard; V. I. A. À.; Sergt Versus Dynamiters, on from the Northwest out to make world's records, and the eyes of interest you have shown In the'de Event No. 6—60 y da breaetroke A. Knoth. Cp Lewis; Pte. C. W. Sex sportsmen of two emmtrteg centred on the gala the Pacific Northwest velopment of aquatic sports here, as (women)—-Mrs. D. Martin, V. I. A. . smith. Cp. Lewis; Louts Küehn, Mult Saturday to my mind It means much in re Edna Curry, V. I. A. A.; Ella Simpson, A. C.; M. McFadden, Crystal Pool; •Amateur Championship sports to start at the Gorge 2.45 Saturday ceiving recognition U> our city as V. I. A. A.; Audrey Griffin, V. I. A. A.; Myron Wllsey, Mult A. C.; Jss. Ren- afternoon will place Victoria in the limelight to a greater degree than a resort, and will tend to -draw Rosie Robertson, VTc.'A. S. C.; Thelms ttatt, -Van.- Ar. 8. G. ; V. ttrydon-Jack, r many tourists here In their travels.” Payne. Mult. A. C.; Beth Langley, Van. A. 8. C.; A. Austin, Van. A. 8. C. Tommy Burns, now acting a* boxing Any other sporting-event ever held in the province. Victoria has not BvtSnt No. 17—440 yards, free style Crystal Pool; Bernice Ruddock, Vic. A. instructor to the men of the 2nd Depot only been successful in getting the P. N. A. championships here but 8. C ; Gwen. Jane. Mult. A. C. (men)—Corpl. W. C. Schulze. Cp •the local promoter» are to be congrat- 1 > ■ National Champion for 1118, has offer Event . No. 6 Water polo—First Lewie; Pte. Geo. Cunha, Cp. Lewis; J. Battalion at the Willows, will don the ,ulated on obtaining an exceptionally provide and a picked team from the big ed to dive from any height an amateur hearts— l. V. L A. A- va Camp Lewis; T Marshall. Vic. A. 8. C.j G. E. Well- lacrosse uniform for the Veterans dur large entry as a result of their untiring lias attempted, and there should be a 2. VMulL A. C. va Vic. A. &,C/( Van. A. burn, Vic. A. 8r C.; Angus McKinnon. ing his stay in Victoria. The Veter-, efforts to make the gala a success. United States army training centre. Camp Lewie. The American soldiers good exhibition, in spite of the fact a C. Bye. ■ Vic. A- 8. C.; O. J Horwford. Mult A. ans are to meet the winners of the Clothing has been left undone to make that Mr. Justice Martin, who incident Event No. 7/-Fancy diving 10 ft C.; Myron Wllsey. Mult A. C.; V. Bry- M everything run smoothly and to send are being captained by Geo. Cunha. game between James Island and prho showed such speed on one occas ally is one of t£e prime movers in the board (women)—Thelma Payne. Mult don-Jack. Van. A. B. C. ; R. D. Granger, fohe stars back to the States with a event, has won fame by diving from Van. A. 8. C.; H. J. Calder. V. I. A. A.; Cough Ian's at Royal Athletic Park sel good impression of the way sports are ion that he beat the world famous A. C : Mrs. Constance Meyers. Mult. A. Hawaiian, the other members of the the Gorge Bridge, Pte. Lockhart, a re C.; Mrs. R W. ilibberson. Vic. A. 8. R P. Shaw, V. LA. A.; H. R. Lockard, for Saturday at 6.30 after the Pacifie promoted on this side. cent acquisition to the V. IÎ A. A. Club, V. L A. A.; Roy O’Neill, Crystal Pool. Variety of Events. team Sergeant A. E. Mattern, l*te. c/' Northwest gala at the Gorge, and Frank Robinson. Cpl. W. C. Schulze, will uphold the reputation of the local Event No. 8—440 yards breastroke JAMES J. CORBETT Burns will also referee the game. 1 The championship events provide clubs in the diving events. Lockhart (men)—R. Mitchell, V. 1. A. A.; Geo. and Pte. Ç. W. Sexsmith are also SWIMMING CHAMPIONS It was thought at first that Cough- lota of variety comprising, diving, names that figure prominently in reveals In doing fancy stunts from Y. Simpson. V. 1. A. A.; K. P. Shaw, V. Chicago, Aug. 22.—James J. Corbett, ,water polo, sprints and long distance aquatic records. Two Victoria teams wonderful heights, and claims he has i A. A.; Cor pi. W. C. Schulze. Cp. MEET AT NEW YORK former champion heavyweight pugil Ians, the world's amateur lacrosse races. A number oT concessions and will be up against them—an entry from not yet seen a diving platform high Lewis; H. W. Buck land. Mult A. C.; ist, is planning the organization of two champions, would not be able to come .aide shows have been taken o^r by the Victoria Amateur Swimming Club enough to give him the full enjoyment Locke Webster. Mult. A. C.; James all-star teams of baseball players who to Victoria for the game on Saturday ithe Red Cross and the 6th Regiment that he derives from gliding through Rendall. Van.' A. 8. C. ; R. D -Granger, New York, Aug. 22.—The Amateur captained by Angus McKinnon, who do not have to work and have them but they have since accepted the chal ilund will be in attendance to render showed such ability at the game in the thé sir into the waters below so the Van. A. 8. C.; A. Austin, Van. A. 8. C.; Athletic Union's national 4 40-yard _ »ns. A fee of twenty-five cents m#tch against Vancouver on the Main thrills promised for Saturday can be Roy O’Neill, Crystal Pool. swimming rhSroplorishlp for xWomen tour the country In benefit games for lenge to meet the James Island men, jWill be charged for admittance to the looked forward to with interest. The land last Saturday, and a V. I A. A Event No. 9 -60 yards dash (men)— was won by Mrs. Claire Calligan Ftn- war funds. He has asked Christy and the fixture should provide the ifest «(Victoria and Island Athletic Associa team captained by Stanley Warn. Seattle Crystal PoOl Swimming Club W, Muir*_V. I A. A.; B. P. Hhaw. V. I. Mathewson and Ty Cobb to act as game seen in Victoria for some time. tion Club grounds, children under ten will be represented by four members neÿ. of New Rochelle. N.Y., In the À. A.; A. ttenifedy, V: L A. A ; Pte. K. managers. Cobb, however, if he car The men from the Mainland are in being admitted free, and the whole of Diving a Feature. and Roy O'Neill will endeavor to take Robison, Cp. Lewis; E. Worth, V. I. A. open and rough water off Brighton ries out his announced intentions, will the net proceeds of the gala will be great shape, according to reports, and The aggregation of divqpi from Port hack to the neighboring city some of A.; Sergt. A. E. Mattern, Cp. Lewis; Beach yesterday In 7 minutes 13 4-5 Join the marines as soon as the base have been practicing hard with the Ibanded over the Red Cross Society. land. Seattle, and the clever local the diving honors. Miss lleth Langley Pte. Geo. Cunha Cp Lewis; Geo. Bld- seconds. Mrs. Finney shade a record In ball season ends. Minto Cup winners. A One of the most Interesting iterh^pf entries will without a doubt give the Is entered for the sprints, and Miss lake. Vic. A. 8. C\; J. T. Marshall. Vic. winning the same event last year at Ithe programme Will be the competition best exhibition ever seen in the West. Molly Langley in the long distance A. S; C.; A. McKinnon, Vic. A. 8. C.; Honolulu. Manager Robertson of the "Dyna ffor the water polo championship of the Constance Myers and Thelma Payne; worn. miters." points to the splendid record / Myron Wllsey. Mult A. C.; Jas. Ken Miss Dorothy Burns, of Los Angeles, of his team, and states that they have (Pacific Northwest. The local mem will who have both competed in champion The complete entry list is as follows: dall. Van. A. 8. C.; V. Brydon-Jack. who was ten yards back. finished “HE’S DEAD,” SAID HUN make a bold bid for the trophy, and ship events for the U. 8. A. will rep the 8|>eed and combination necessary Event. No. 1.—60-yard dash (ladles) : Van. A. 8 C.; R C. Ross. V. I. A. A.; second in 7.11 2-6, while the other en t o make the Coughlans go all the Way. |they will be up against such stars as resent the Portland entry, and Mrs. Audrey Griffin, V I. -A. A.; Edna Roy O’Neill. (Yystal Pool. trant. Miss Charlotte Boil, of Seagate, NOW SWIMMING STAR (|he Multnomah Club of Portland can It will be the best opportunity the Constance Myers, who is the American Curry, V. I. A. A.; Frances Bayley. V. Event No. 11—440 free style (women) failed to finish “ Island men have had of showing what Stanley Warn was once lying they are really worth. The Veterans are showing some ambition in chal out In No-Man1» Land, given up lenging the winners to a Labor Day for dead. He wan wounded In the game. head, arm and hip and part of one The selections for Saturday's games of bi» feel I» missing from trench will be as follows: feet. After one of the big battles Coughlsn’s he wu lying out in No-Man’* Land Jake tiavls. Tcd.ty Mowat. Bill, for nine day», and for the last two Campbell, Charlie G Handers, Charlie or three day» he waa__unconscious. Bigger. Russell McLaren, Cig. Peterson, The Hun* pas»ed him in the dis Billy Gray, Joe Shilllngford. Johnnie UX puted territory dividing the British Caldwell. Pat Wolcombe, Bernie Feed- from the German trenches and ham, Jim McGregor. Allie McGregor passed him by as dead. Fortunately James Island. they did not know that Stan was Humphries. Graham! Morgan, Moo only wounded. so they . left him ney. McNamee, Fairbum. D. Robertson there until he was picked up by hie lie Daine, G. Robertson. Alexander, own comrades. During hie nine 8 hand ley. J. Hancock. days In that unhealthy strip of land , Warn used up the water he had in JOHNSON’S OVERTIME GAMES. his bottle, and any he could get from the hottlea of the men who Walter Johnson, the ace of the Don’t had been killed near him. end fin pitchers of the big leagues, has run ished up his emergency rations. By Into no less than eleven overtime the time he was recovered he looked games thi* season. He won siy and a» If hie daye on this earth were lost five. Two of the extra inning numbered. games went 18 Inning* and another 15 That was less than two years ago. Johnson beat the White Sox 1 to 6 In 18 now he Is back in the swimming innings and duplicated the perform game a* strong as ever and Is cap ance against the Browns in 15 innings tain of the Victoria ahd Island Ath He lost to Detroit, 6 to 7. In 18 innings.x letic AsHoclation polo team which Is and yesterday was again 1 «eaten by ‘ competing for championship honors the Tigers i,n 16 innings. Johnson at the Gorge Gala on Saturday af went in as a relief moundsman in yes ternoon. In addition he has won terday’s game. several races since he came hack, and is showing such speed that in \ every handipap race he is on a mark that would discourage a young physically fit athlete. —that you are nearly out of Socks, Shirts, Ties, Underwear, On Saturday the returned soldier Gloves and Collars, and don’t forget that the BEST and will captain ateamof polo play ers to meet a Sammies* side from CHEAPEST place to buy your Winter’s supply is Camp Lewis. The U. 8. A. men are In the city In full strength for the gala, olid when it is mentioned that George Cuhno, who I* no win* train ing to do his bit with the Ameri can forces is over with them, it can O’Connell’s Clearance Sale be judged that Warn lias to show some of his finest speed. of Men’s Furnishings I FINALS OF RED CROSS TENNIS HELD OVER The above is excellent advice, and will save some money for those who Owing to rain having interfered ( carry it out. There is no doubt about it—as we will clear out every article in with play, it will be impossible to play our Men’s Furnishing Department at the earliest possible moment, and are complete the finals on Saturday lb the Red Gross Tennis Tournament being well aware that the. only way to accomplish this is to oner the merchandise at held at the Victoria Lawh Tennis Club’s courts, although probably the Of Supreme prices far below the ordinary. Every article offered is, in this clearance, high- finals in the men's «mgiea. and doubles grade—the regular O’Connell quality—so come at once—to-morrow may be too and the ladles’ singles will t«e played. Necessity An exhibition of mixed doubles will be late. -r~ staged on Saturday as a special at Every soldier’* kit traction. Yesterday's matches were r must contain certain as follows : things if be S to pre When Hunting Bargains in the Men’s Furnish- Gordon beat Rome. 6-1, 6-1. ings Department You Can Take a Look at Our Fairbalrn and Davis beat Hoey and sent that smart ap Poisson; 4^1. 6-8. pearance which is to Miss Leelhinfr beat Miss Harris, 6-1, necessary in our Army. Special Sale values M,. - ' New Fall Suits Miss Idlens and Mias Bradford beat Of these probably the Mrs. Aldridge and Mrs. Reesdale, 7-6, most important ia hie razor - •-■uiw •xrsm-ï-ïjtfr V, — it muet " eland - up>” regular values up regular 1 under nil conditions — it wear, „_M1#_ Ll mil word, -3^Ua*ei.rhtltte'- -•-'"piw&rpw garment;?; fMta* Tel lew ___ You will be surprised at the large number of $1.50 Mlu Neame and Virtue bmt Mlaa eo that he can get a clean, done» and (’apt. Hendy. 6-1, 1-3. relroty. comfortable share nobby styles displayed for your approval Meta’s Pyjamas—Reg. to Men’s Collars—Many hew and stand Brown and Sehwengeni beat Kober- in the shortest tune. This ard styles to choose from. Reg. $3 son and Edwards, by default ie only possible with the $4.50 values. Sale Price. $2.95 Davies beat ClOwe*. by default AutoStrop Safety Reset Men’s Suits per dozen. Special Sale si mg* Miss Markham » and Gordon beat because it is lbs only owe —Well cut, beautifully tailored models for men Men’s Pure Silk Hose—Reg. ww Price, per dozen...... $ I ■ f 0 Miss Harlow ahd Bone. 4-3, 6-2. that sharpens in ewe 75c and $1 values. Sale Price.. .030 Miss Idlens and Dax’les beat Miss blades automatically. \ of all ages, in all the popular fabrics and color Bradford and Proctor, 6-1, 6-3. Include ea AutoStrop In ings. Men’s All-Wool Cashmere Hose—Reg. Te-dey’s Drew. 75c and $1.00 75c values. gp At 4 p. no.— Irishman's Suits at #43 hud *40. Suspenders— Miss Neame plays Miss Bradford. "Proper Clothes" Suits at 337.50 and $35. values. Special, at...... Sale Price...... -DOC Mrs. Fairbalrn plays Miss Deeming. Price ss.ee 50c At 6 p. m.— O'Connell's "Popular" Suits at 332.50 to 320. Rome and Gordon play Garrett and «So. g.rtMi wfU Mjrnm Dent’s Gloves— $1.25 values at...... 85C Learning. Special, at ...... Davies plays Jephson. Men’s Coats $1.75 Men’s Shirts, sizes 16 and 16]/$, regular Miss Wilson and Miss Tatlow play AutoStrop Mrs. and Mias Deeming. Safety Reaor Co. —beiahman ’» and Nicholson 'a newest Fall style* Men’s Ntghtrobes—Reg. to up to $3.00. Special £ < mm Sprlngett ploys Ashdown. —all-wool and shower-proof, in plaid backs and $3 values. Sale Price.... Bale Price ...... $ I ■ ID At 6 p. m.— $1.95 Fairbalrn and Davies play Brown plain fronts, mixtures, greys, olive green and »nd Schwengera browns ; plain box and belted backs. Prices 3^0 Cuff Links, Half Price Tie Pins, Half Price Mise Markham* and Gordon play and...... 345 Miss Neante and Virtue. HARVARD FOOTBALLER 1117 “You’ll Like KILLED IN ACTION Oiir Clothes.’’ Government New York, Aug. 22—Cxpt.\ Phillip -Rgd. Street O. Mills, former Harvard football play* O’CONNELL’S, Ltd. er and a son of the late Gen. Samuel M. Mills, chief of artillery. US.A.. Was killed In action July 25 lost, according to information received here to-day | by friend» VrCTCTRTA DAILY TIM ES, FRIDAY, ATTGUBT », Ï918 VISITORS SUCCESSFUL IN RED CROSS GAMES Fall Range Fall Suits $20.00 to $45.00 Olbs and Military Team From Scotch Tweeds, pure wool $35.00 to $45.00 Vancouver Won; Cricket UNDEBWEÀR Tournament Opens From the Best Makers Shirts and Drawers $1.50 to $4.00 Two of the visiting teams were sue- Combinations $3.00 to $7.50 cessful Jo the Red Cross cricket tourna- ment tor the Red Cross Great War Cup. SWEATEE COATS In Pure Wool...... $7.50 to $10.50 Without Sleeves...... $7.50 Wool Sweaters being difficult to procure we advise Join the Great early buying u. three wtcketa down. The Military team from Vancouver beat the Incog» by the close margin of fifteen run». Outdoor Crowd 727 Yates Street Kortlang, the Australian etar with the OUR CLOTHES FIT Vancouver soldiers, did not make one Next to Oordoa's of those large, totals for which he is —be one of the legion who enjoy thé freedom of Cuming & Co famous, being out to Sparks with only Canada's silent forests and open places. Even a three to his credit. The Congos ob tained an easy decision over the Wan single day out for ducks will give you a taste of derers. who only scored fifty-five runs life as Nature intended you to live. And against the Congo#’ total of 181. The complete scores are as follows: feet 6 Inches. .Archibald eventually VANCOUVER MILITARY V. INCOGS. Dominion CANADIANS OVERSEAS cleared twelve feet. HAS JOINED U. S. ARMY Massey Wins Mile Run. Nlchoi, b Allen ______Mile run—li Massey; 2, Whitehead; Ratonshaw, b Sparks . Shotgun Shells Kortlang. c and b York 8. It*. T. Jackson. Time, 4.27 2-6. mtm| Cooper, run ou|lM,n.. will make the pleasure of that day complete. IN EMPIRE SPORTS 220 yards—1, M. Kelly; 2. C Win Miles, b York ...... ters; 1, B. Dash ford, 28 8 - 5 secs. Sparks, b Sparks ...... Leave the nerve-racking life of city or town— Maguire, b York ..J... Mile walk—:!, T. J. Edmundson: 2, Rose, not out...... thoulder the gun and hike for the place Corp. Jackson; 8, W. Q. Rusell. Time, Sheppard, b Sparks ... jy where the ducks are in flight. Elimination Events Held Pre 7 01 8-6 Glll.^b Sparks ...... Jy Slip Dominion Sheik into the teecB' of the High jump—1, J. V. McDonald, 5 feet Jar old gun and watch 'em drop. paratory to Big Cay 7; 2, E. C. Ball and Mvllvema, 6 feet I Total .i, Dominion Sheik have accvrac and depend- of Sport ability that k backed by the Physical training -1, Sea ford Camp; Ackroyd, b Kortlang mark. 2, Bramshott; 8, Witley. Sparks, |bw, b Kortlang...... Alien, c (Sparks, b Kortlang ... Quarter mile- 1. C. T. Davidson; 2, York, c Sheppard, b KortUtng .• Dominion Cartridge Co, London, Aug. H. Evans; 8 K. McGillivray and A. E. Gillespie, b Kortlang ...... 16e—The big athletic Foster. Time, .51 4-6. Upton, c Rose. b Kortlang .... Limited, .*et of the Canadian . IM yard hurdles—1. F. M. Hann: 2, J Wenman, b Kortlang...... f Montreal, Canada. troops in Britain was hel2M*st g Howard, b Kortlang ...... A. O. Wilkin; 3, F. Zoellln; 4, D. Hey- He wet t, not out ...... Stamford Bridge! London, It was the lan. Time, ... Wcx-d. Ibw, h Mends...... Sherdetl and Brook. ^ Total Màrsden. b Mends ...... Second game— Bowling Analysis. dômes, b Mauds Brooklyn ...... Stevens, not oyt Conroe— King, c Peel, h Mends" St. Louis ...... Freeman Bloor, b Mend#...... Batteries — Smith and Miller; Extras Meadows, Tuero and Brock. •lie At. Cincinnati— R. H. Total Philadelphia ...... Bowling Analysis. 'inderer*— Cincinnati ...... Collett Vancouver Olb*— Batteries — Fortune and Speak Bloor It.3 6 Svhneidèr and Wingp, Wilkinson Major ____ ...... At Chicago— NANAIMO V. FIVE C’4. King ...... New York Nanalme—First Innings. __ Victoria Military- Chicago Mends Newbury, run out .. /.'j ...... 0 Batteries — Toney and Rarldenj Paul, c- Qualnton. b Illingworth...... 9 Ruffelle Vaughan and O’Farrel. Mc Adam, b Illingworth ...... 4 Hhotton Marshall, b Illingworth...... 1Barber At Pittsburg— m. H. 1 Jephson. b Illingworth ...... 1* Boston ...... 4 S i Hind marsh, st Edwards, b RUIngwortii. i Wright, c E Qualnton, b Bradford ... S 4 ** +- Bossonv b Payne ...... 9 Battefles—Rudolph and Wagner; Carr-Hilton, c Payne, b Illingworth .. 1 Sanders and Schmidt. Wyles, not out TOURNAMENT SECRETARY Armstrong, c sub. b Psyne American. At Bonton- R. H. St. Louis ...... UNDER SUNNY SKIES Total ...... Boston ...... Nanalme—Second Innings. Batteries—Davenport an« Newbury, c Qualnton. b Illingworth . Bush and Agttew, Sc hang. Paul.. Jt>. Illingworth...... At Philadelphia — R. H. At war work or producing food. Out on Mc Adam, c Kirk ham, b Bradford ... CJb.lcagtt ,,...•*•.,1 Mamba», c Bradford, b Payne...... Philadelphia ...... _ the golf links. Perhaps pn vacation or at Jephson, c Kirkham. b May ...... Hlndinarsh. not out ...... Batteries— Benz and Schalk ; A« business—laboring under the heat of mid Wright, clB Qualnton. b Illingworth and McAvoy. Boesom. st Edward», b Bradford .... At Washington a h. summer, you will always enjoy that “breeze McAdam VICTORIA TOOKE BROS; Limited „ . ^ -, , MONTREAL TORONTO 617 JOHNSON STREET Exclusive Ma\crs WINNIPEG VANCOUVER Between Broad end Government. MEN'S WEAR OVSRAI iy Victoria da il y times. Friday, auguste, mis FOUNDATION LAUNCHING Live by the TO BE. OPERATED ON SEATTLE-VICTORIA ROUTE Canadian Northern Railway RECORD STANDS UNIQUE Sea th- Local Train Service ■ \ ..*'v *.Y f Lovely residence en DALLAS ROAD, Twenty-Four Ships Put Afloat PATRICIA BAY LINE Corner Marll>orough Avenue, In ML Douglas, Cordova, Scott, Saanich, Bazen, Patricia" Bay., ’ Fairfield District,- at Portland and Tacoma Trains leave Depot, Alpha SU on week days at MO a. m. and 6.15 p. m., CLOSE TO BEACON HILL PARK, and 9.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sundays with unsurpassed view of Straits Since March 20 SPECIAL N0"f1 CE—-10.30 a. m. dally train and 1.3# p. m. train- Saturdays, and Olympic Range. \..dL* ■ »nd 1,40 p. m. Sundays, to be discontinued, effective Sunday, Sept. 1st. 191S. - HOUSE IS FULLY MODERN A - ‘ k • ? <■: *! Station at Alpha Street Take Burnside or Cloverdale Street Cars. and contains 12 rooms. mi m Sotne idea of the energÿ and enter f fllll iHHUMIIII PHnéiü.UTi bhI III " '-'"'.‘.' v"! Ground Fleer consist* of Drawing prise displayed in connection with, thef . - Room. Library, Ltrtnr -Room. t*it« Various activities of the Foundation ing Room, Reception Hall and Kit chen. All of the.-»e room* except Company can be gathered from the tact kitchen have panelled walls, beam that since March 20 last no less than celling». hardwood floors, built-tn twenty-four vessel» have been launched fixture* Large granite fireplace in from the Portland and Tacoma .yards, KATORIMAHU HELD IN drawing room. This means that one vessel has been put - .Second Floor-—Four Bedrooms, afloat each week from the two ship bath and toilet separate. shower yards controlled by the company Just hath off one of front bedrooms across the border. It goes without (co*t over $600 to th*tall), each GRIP OF DENSE FOB B. 0. COAST SERVICE bedroom - has large clothe» closet saying that no other wooden shipyards with wTfidfiw, and wash basin with on the continent can boast of such a j8v£3L hot and cold water, large " mirror record. The above Interesting data was empanelled in* door of each bed imparted by Bayly Hipkins, Northwest room - manager of the Foundation Company, At tie—Three Bedroom*, properly prior to his departure from Victoria N, Y. K, Liner Has Been Slow finished with lath and plaster. yesterday for Beattie. Full basement, with concrete - With the inauguration of the Foun ly Cruising OfTSwîftsune floor. A complete hot water heat dation Company's new shipbuilding Vancouver ing aystem with a radiator In every room except kitchen. programme here activity on a similar Bank Since Yesterday Vacuum cleaner with opening on scale will prevail at Victoria. The en - three floor», power to run which Is ianited yard hère will operate ten ship generated by an electric .motor in ways to correspond with the caparity- stalled in the basemenL - of the yards at Portland and-Tacoma. Dens* fogs off ttiw entran e to the i Well built garage.' Sise of lot 52*118. and a similar number of men will l>e 'Straits of Juan de Fuca have seriously employed by the time the first ten delayed the arrival of the Nippon “■ mi M twelve vessels of the steam-driven | MS ' August 19-24, 1918 Only $9,000 auxiliary schooner type have been de livered by the Foundation Company The Katorl Maru. sfnée early yester Terms to suit the purchaser. from its plants over the liorder. Home day morning, when she arrived off of these vessels have already put to Cape Flattery, has been cruising under sea on their maiden voyages. a slow bell off Swtftsure Bank, await The Tacoma yard has launched Its ing for an opportunity to slip inside. SWIIERTOI l RUS6ÜAVE twelfth boat and twelve have been put Fishing vessels coming in from outside Winch Bldg., (HO Fwt SL Into the water àt Portland. Thd most STEAMSHIP INDIANAPOLIS the Straits report the worst fog ex- recent launching took place at Tacoma l>eri*nced thi* year. Up to the'time of on Wednesday last. going to pres* no definite. word had Liv# Wire at Head. of la*» or of any occurrence whatso been received by (he local agents as to ever arising in respect of their ship» the position of the liner, which hi Bayly Hipkins Is a live wire, and NOTICE TO MARINERS 1» to be made by them Inr the Domin been enveloped in fog for the past r%. WAR CHILCAT HERE his name needs no exploitation. His ion of Canada except before a Collector OARRACOUTA SALVED thirty-six hours. achievement in bringing the Founda of Custom* tion yard at Tacoma to such. a high Canada—(15.1) Ship Protests—Modi Azure blue skies and bright sunshine One-Third Collector» of Custom» are Instructed, has been Victoria's |»ortion throughout ^es#el is Delivered From Vsnceuver point of efficiency, and the record he fication of Proceedings. when the master of a British ahip vsrd for Machinery Installation. has-established in various yards along Under the authority of jin Order-in- the day, but Càpt. Noma, of the Ka for tile round trip. porta Inwards and when issuing a FROM ALASKAN COAST tori Maru, was not aware of this, al the Pacific coast, eloquently attests Council dated the 2nd day of July. 1918, clearance to a British ship, to direct his ability. Possessed of keen analytic Collector of Customs at ports of entry the attention of the master of such though but sixty odd miles away. Fog The woolen vessel War Ohtlcat, re judgment, Mr Hipkins has become on the Pacific and Atlantic. Including is still reported off the Cape. Going dates August IS, 19, 21 cently launched from the Vancouver ship to the above requirements. widely known for his remarkable in port* on the Gulf and River Ht. Law- In view of the fact that the O. 8. K. and S3, 1918. Return limit ani of the Western Canada Shipyards, sight into all those element* which dence up to and including the port of Note: Protests by master» of Brit liner Canada Maru was wrecked under •td.. has been delivered at the Ogden ish ship* trading on the inland water* Capt, R C, Stratford, Loca August 26, ISIS. Extended limits make for perfection of organization. Montreal, are authorised, during the of Canada, or protests in respect of similar conditions but a few weeks ago, Point aswemply .plant for the purpose On July 2;i. 1917, when the Founda present war. to do any notarial act for Natfgator, -Responsible for it can be taken for granted that no from Hornby and Denman Isl r#f having her machinery installed. loss or other occurrence arising while tion Company started operation in Vic the purpose of noting and extending a British ship i* on any of the inland chances will be taken by the master toria after being awarded a contract ship protests, and are authorized to re of the Katorl Maru to endanger his ands, Union Bay, Comox. Powell AN OBSTINATE MAN. water» of Canada, do not require to be Successful Salvage Feat for five wooden steamship»by the Im ceive any statutory declarations re made before a Collector of Customs. In ship. River and Gulf Island porta. perial Munitions Board, the site where quired In connection therewith. Of course there 1» always the possi An obstinate man does not hold opin such cases the master may follow the the Tacoma plant now exists was com The m ister* of all British ship* have usual and existing practice. bility that a rift in the mist has per Full particulars from any ions, but they hoi dhim.—Pope. pletely under watgrî been Instructed that no note of protest mitted the negotiation of the entrance For the information and guidance of "C. P. R. Agents, or write Gen Collector» before whom a master may Capt. FTC. Stratford, formerly mas and the big Japanese liner may yet present himself in connection with ship ter of the steamship Salvor, prominent reach William Head in time to p eral Passenger Agent Vancouver. protests. It should be stated that / I ly identified with numerous successful quarantine to-day. protest may be made in the first Jn salvage operations during {ils associa The Katorl Maru has aboard 107 B. C. stance, or the2 master may desire to tion with the B. C- Salvage Company, first-class passengers and a large make a note or entry of protest only, and now in the service of the Coast steerage list. In her holds are stowed which may later be extended' to a regu wise Barge it Steamship Company, has 10.000 *ons of Oriental cargo in THE lar protest before the same ,or another been successful* In salvaging the big cluding 3,237 bales of raw silk. The Collector of Customs. 1 barge Barracouta which piled up at silk shipment is valued at over -#3.-, The note or entry of protest'is mere Cook's Inlet,■near Seward. Alls 000,000. The local cargo carried by ly a notice of the master's Intention to September the liner is estimated at^over 1,500 protest, should an extended protest Information has been received here afterwards become necessary or ad vis- that the Itarr&couta was floated on TIDE TABLE. A note- or entry of protest, also 1 Wednesday evening, and to Capt. protest—if made in the first instance - Stratford Is attributed the complete |T1meHt(TlUm*.HtlTtmeHt|TlmeH t y ' > • should be made as soon as possible success of the salvage venture. Deeply Old Country Shoe Store embedded in the sand at Cook's Inlet h. m. ft.)h. m. ft.In. m. ft.jh. m. ft. after the arrival of the ship in iron. If the Barracouta presented a very dif 4.42 !...... Ill 16 1 11 ‘'/* made later than twenty-four hours after 6 38 l '...... 11 66 It Can furnish you with almost any kind of a Shoe you may require, arrival, it should contain a brief state ficult salvage task. The big barge was 6.20 1.6 ...... (12.44 l.S ment of the cause of the delay. worked off the beach by means of 7.1S 1.4 17.12 S.l 19 34 7 9 23 31 1.1 Note or entry of protest forms, pro kedge anchors after the same principle SOI 11 17.SS 7.» 30.14 7.4 from a Fine Dress Shoe to a good solid leather Work Shoe—and at a test forms, and extended protest forms, that was adopted by Capt. Stratford In 0 15 8 3 8 40 1.7 17 42 7.6 11.16 6.» TRAVEL OVER may be obtained from Collectors of connection with the remarkable eal- 1.11 7 9 9.1S 11 17 SO 7 4 21.64 6.4 Customs. 2.26 7 6 9.49 2.6 17.11 7.6 22 17 6.1 THE 88180 TRUNK PACIFIC The note or entry of protest should vage of the steamer Sesaptris at Ocos, 3 22 7.1 10.21 IS 17 SO 7.6 23 23 6.6 price that will save you considerable money. be made in duplicate, signed by the on the Guatemalan coast. 4.20 « 7 10.61 ML17.61 ■■ 7.7 Pive-hundred mile* of ocean 0.12 M 6 26 6.3 11.11 4.7 11.16 7.1 voyage between Victoria and master and formally certified to by the Since he left the service of the.B. C. Kjs 3 v< JfiUu-aee. Capt, Stratford has been 1 s# h 7 00 6.» 6.4 11.39 7.1 5 PrincePi Rupert, thence east- Collector, and one copy retained by the 2 07 4 2 11 66 1.6 bound by perfect travelling ac GET NEXT TO THE PLACE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Collector and placed on file. When i In the employ of the Coastwise Barge 3 05 3 8 11.10 1.1 83 cccommodations* and equipment protest is made or extended, the origin A Steamship Co. as master of the 1.68 3.4 IS 00 M lhthrough the grandeur of the ■ al is td be retained and filed by the steamer Amur. As owners of the Bar « 44 2 9 19 36 1.4 L Canadian Rockies. Investigate These Values Collector and certified copies are to lx* 6.32 14 SO.46 S.4 racouta the company was fortunately S.17 S O 12.06 S.4 HOLIDAY TOUR8 given or mailed to the master and to enabled to avail Itself of the expert 7.00 1.7 13.33 1.6 the owner of the whip. services of Capt. Hhatford In an effort 7.41 1.6 16 24 ft I 19.41 1.1 Prince Rupert to recover the barge which last fall 0 44 S.4 S 21 IS 16.43 7 3 20 32 6 6 brok^ away from her tug and drove 1 48 S 3 9.01 2.0 16 61 7 4 21.20 6.1 | Edmonton 8.41 1.4 9 42 2.6 16.14 7.611.69 4.6 Laditi’ $5.00 Ladles* $6.50 hard ashore during an Alaska storm. 3 51 7.6 10.22 2.4 11.40 7.9 23.M 3 1 ICalgury Men1* Tan Neolin WAR CARIBOO IS Without the aid of a salvage vessel, 6 06 T.2 11.01 4.1_ine i.i Capt. Stratford assisted "by a wrecking 0 00 3 2 • S3 6.8 11 41 6.3 iiii s i and Return 1.02 3.7 1.10 6.6 :...... 11.13 1.6 Shoes only $2.85 Shoes, $4.85 crew, has been working on the Barra 2 05 2 3 Sole Shoes couta for »ome time past. His efforts IS 46 1.6 including meals and berth at sea You could buy UNDERGOING TRIALS 3.OS 2.3 IS It M ^ on the These arc mostly small in this lot with were crowned with success tills week 4.OS S.l 19 61 1.1 when the barge, practically undamaged, SI 106 S.l 16.11 10 iiit 7.» 11.41 1.0 Q. T. P. Steamships your eyes shut was got afloat Liberal stop-over privileges. sizes, and are • patent and get g, Big Tickets on sale daily to Sept 3#._ 85 CapL Stratford, who is a Victoria The time used la Paclflft KT aadbM, fee flood to return until Oct. 11. Bargain. Then» the rieth mwrmtan west. It is counted leather with cloth tope ; Product of Lyall Yard Subject mariner, will again take up th# com from 0 to 14 hours, from midnight to mid For reservations and full infor are Tan Calf. mand of the Amur. night The figure* for height serve to mation apply to City Passenger button styles, but are" Patent Leath distinguish high water from low water. a ad Ticket Office. 900 Wharf HL- ed to Exhaustive Tests at Where blanks occur in the table, the tide Phone 1242. ers. Grey Kid, rieee or falls continuously during two suc worth $5.00 of any .Viet Kid and Parry Bay cessive tidal periods without turning. > iF*ati*nt ‘’ Leath FRENCH STEAMERS The height is In feet and tenths of a body’s money. Sale feet, above the average level of lower low ers with Cloth price Top». All else» W Eaquimalt.—To And the depth of water in the lot. Hale The War Cariboo,* fifth of the LM.B. on the sill of the dry dock at any tide, add fleet to be completed for sea at thè WILL RAVE SPEED 19.0 feet to the height of high water ae price only above given. Ogden Point Assembly plant. Is to-day UNDER THE FINNISH TABLE. Why pay more? We have Just the undergoing her trial». Providing the style you want for les* money than exhaustive tests are satisfactory the Acting Manager of Foundation Finland begging America for food you can buy them elsewhere. All steamship will Immediately go must first get rid of the dachshund sixes and splendid fitters. LeFxnr berth to load cargu for an offshore Co. Says New Vessels Will under the table.—New York World. DAY STEAMER TO shoW you a pair. Only".... .$5.85 destination. * Have Twin Screws The V#ar Cariboo Is the product of —, SEATTLE the Lyall Shipbuilding Company, of North Vancouver. She Is commanded THE White Shoes ef all by Capt. Alan Morton Davies, formerly Wen’s Heavy Wen’s Heavy Ladies’ Cushion master of the O. T.. P. steamships "We are now awaiting the arrival of S.S. “SOL DUC” lieds Cet te the Prince Rupert and Prince John. The the arrival of the plans and specifica Leaves Ç P. R. Wharf dally Boi Calf Sheas Solid Leather Work vessel Is one of the six wooden vessels tions for New York." said H. B. Pick DO YOUR SKMQM’ at 10 30- a.m.. _____for ~ limit Sole Eilra Wide to be operated by the Fernl# Line, of Angeles. Dungenesa, Fort Wil Liverpool £ ering. Acting Manager of the Founda liams, Fort Townsend and SeatU* You will ALLIES CONTROL * THE TRACI-CtiMEDY RAW MATERIALS OF HERR THYSSEN From The Christian Science Monitor. v id Nervous Mothers The Tremendous^ -Economie At a moment when every conceivable thing that can be imagined is being Should Profit by the Experience Strength of Entente Powers done Io enable Germany to escape the penalty of first provoking the war, of These Two Women is of Importance and then figpting it with an- utter dis BLUE, RIBBON regard for the law of nations or the Buffalo, N. Y.—“I am the mother of four children, and for dictates of humanity, it is doubtful too much can be said of the pâture t pearly three yean I suffered from a female trouble with pains the original offence. Pacificists and in my bat k and aide, and a general weakness. I had pro (The Toronto Globe.) pacificist Socialists all round the fessional attendance most of that time but did not seem to TEA A tremendous preponderance In the world seem,'Tor reasons not at all un get well As a last resort I decided to try Lydia K. control of the world's raw materials is fathomable, to have thrown their aegis over the modern Attila, and to be en Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound which I had seen hold by the allied powers, anil this gaged in endeavoring to prove that économie weapon is one that can prac Germany s entrance into the war was advertised in the newspapers, and in two weeks noticed tically paralyse the industrial life of due quite as much to, allied diplomacy a. marked improvement. I continued Me use end am . There Isn't a leaf; of common ifcrs. /li.fi.'.. • - o " ii now free from pain and able to do all my house significance of the economic strength work."— Mrs. B. B. /.igi.iwsaa, 80* Weiss Street, of the Allies waa appreciated to the haveve preachedpreacl this doctrine from tea in a ton of it. and being full by the delegate» to the fourth hundred platforms, and have left the Buffalo, N Y. Inter-Parliamentary Commercial Con world very little to choose between I^pr. ference, held in latndon early last von Bethmann- Hollweg and laird Grt-y, between General von Mollke and Portland, Ind.—”1 had a displacement and suffered stronger it really is the most month, according to information that Monsieur Poincare, or between the so badly from it at times I could not be on my feet has reached this side of the Atlantic Kaimr and the Gear, ft is probably recently.. at all I was all run down and so weak I oouid not I economical to use in your home. The fact that the Allies are in pos very little use appealing to the polltf do my housework, was nervous and could not lie session. of the greater part of the raw cal bitterness and the mental perver down at m^hL I took treatments from a physician material necessary to German Indus slty which has produced this point of but they did not help me. My Aunt recommended - Blue Ribbon—British grown tea. try is an advantage we can oppose \iew. But it is perfect 1>; worth while usefully to our enemies’ territorial an to . di*« lose to the public* some of the Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I tried nexatlons <*u. tut.xar map." declared things which seem to make no 1 / I it and now I am strong and well again and do pression on the defeatist «dements 1 my own work and I give Lydia K Pinkham’s 4Ü i "harles t'haumet, president of the the allied and neutral countries._ hYenclr group ol delegates such an effort It max jje ne<-e«sary to I Compound the credit*—Mrs. Joser n i »■ The Allies have it in their power 1 Kimble, 838 West Race Street, Portland, Ind. to restrict seriously both import* and refer nqt to new discoveries but to the telephone he réassuras the pupTI: exports of Germany and. her allies. wscertalncd facts; and it is < ertainly “Of course she's meant to do that in The decision of the British Govern w iser to I all as witnesses the spokes Every Sick Woman Should Try the early morning, it clears the shet-p ment tj» control the movement of raw men of ontral Europe rallier than those of the allied nation». Now of all EARLY MORNING ON off the aerodrome.'1 matiriitUmaterials in theIhu ininl.r^ul. .«f Ihi. e- as* mmfni " ~ take off, If the pupil does not choke this conference by Chancellor BonarHonor hue .,UUM.,i ,7..,' there isrnot one who the engine by opening the throttle too has exposed the iniquities of kultur LYDIA E. PINKHAM S' iatw The «une control was demanded quickly she will probably leave the by the conference over manufactured with .greater, even If unconscious, fy ground quite satisfactorily. and all other good»*ms well. v thoroughness than Herr August Tbye The particular englnain question has sen, the Iron King of Germany. this to I** said for it. Its vtce# are Powerful Economic Weapon. In order, however, to understand displayed on the ground, and if it Statistic* were presented by Eugene something of Herr Thy ascii's Revela VEGETABLE COMPOUND h« scene is * datahtg Bale, one ot the Belgian delegates, who tions it is necessary to know something me somewhere in England. and It ♦uo-e gets ymilnto the «Hr U can be re LYDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN.MASS. lied on to keep you there as long as ia secretary of the General Council, in of Herr Thyssen himself Herr Thys- 1.55 on a < hilly spring morning. the petrol lasts. wrhlclj the economic- strength of the •***» ^ it said then, is a man. whom it 'he instructor on duty, having Kor is a bad start like this to the Allies, which can be used for poet-War is rotnniun r!o call the captain-general seed in haste and run half, the way day's work entirely a waste of time. negotiations, was strikingly shown. The of industrial Germany. What Alfred The pupil will have learnt Something populations of the Allied countries at Baltin has done for its merchant fleet, m his hut to the aerodrome, deter- the opening of the war was 1,140,000,- what Arthur von G winner ha# d**ne for glxmt fits engine and also about the th.-.i it* British .iih-xx to i>« taken 6ÿ tie advance front |1h Deutsche Bank, in Namur? The mdral..of the story, icd not to l»e late for five o'clock merit of; punctuality. The instructor 000, w hich, with the* oniission of Bus Its finances, what Emil Rathenau has the Indian Princes will, after our con When he explained that he must dc^ anyway, is not of those things It is ng, Is not exactly brimming over may have reflected u|Wm the foolish si* and Roumairiu, becomes 9*0,ooo- done for its engineering, that, and all of quest. flu*’ in a golden stream into the that. August Thyssen has done for its that the effect of kultug on the humdn b love for mankind, nor Is he acute- ness <»f getting angry with'any sort of ooo This compare* with i<0,000,000 Fatherland. In all the richest lands cline the honor, he .was favored with a consciousness is not to horrify tno aware of the beauties of nature. engine, it is not from perfect I v smooth', for the Germanie coalition. steel, Iron and coal trade. Half a cen of the earth the German flag shall fly private visit from Dr. von Hethmann- The summary of the possession of tury ago Herr Thyssen built, with c abused victim with its immorality but 1 iras extraordinarily comfortable « effortless fttrtiT that the noxlBale ac over every other flag. I am making 1 lollwcg’M private secretary, who r to infuriate him tojr its failure to mak4 -A minutes ago. .He finds no pupils quires the knowledge w’hlch makes w materials presented by M. Bale capital of 24,000 marks, a single rolling ou no promises that cannot be re plained to him that If h»- faihd to sub- good. 1 no mechanfcs. To say that this him of moat value at the front- and contain- ih« follow ing : mill. To-day, the Rhenish-Went deemed. and they shall ia* redeemed If Scribe he would lose his w-ar office ■ his t.n.[..r would Textiles—Wools, 1,138,100 tons for pnalian Hteel indicate and the“Rhen contracts. The indignant Herr August, most c apable nf taking care of himself ou are now prepared to make the THE SCOTCH METHOD. radiological inexactitude. l*rescnt- and his machine in the air. 1 h» Alii» s, as against 97.000 for ]th< ish Voal Syndicate cover the world sacrifices which arc necessary to se who had l>een Willing to subscribe to the mechanics appear, headed by German mal it ion; cotton. 4,(59.000 Wjth their wharves and their shipping, cure the position that our country the world lottery in which he was to poral. The latter, gives, the same tons, against none; silk. 229.000 tons, tneir mine*, their warehouses and their must and shall occupy-An the world. gain that Australian estate, had the "Dae ye think this box, is strong SWATTING FLIES. 41 gainst l <.000 : flax, 1,225.000 tons, iron works. Herr Thyssen, In short, use for his unpunetuality as the He who refuses to hotp is a traitor to temerity to describe the demand of the enough to trust in tile xanT' asked a t pupil t«> arrive, who vùrns up five against 100.000; hemp. 912.000 tons In the days previous to the war, had (’huncellor for a subscription to the the Fatherland: he who helps willingly Highland farmer at the railway station. utWs fitter; they had been called late Swat - Smack’ Bang* then another clout— agakhsl none; jute, 1,4X2.000 tons taken hostages from Germany's en- and g«nerously will have this rich re new war loan, under threat* of some the guard. Noted fur report to life What the devil's all tbe row about? against none. . .L.ZBBI emies in the present war. From Caen, ward." thing worse, as “blackmail.” As a re I doot it," replied the porter; “but iadron Commander !» makes the «HI man s temper ri*e «HI <»ed. 1.230.000 tons for the Allies, in Normandy, his ships embarked the sult he lost not only his contracts but' When his old woman swats those flies So, at the voice of the tempter, Hen- we'll see." He lifted the box and let 'he instructor climbs into a ma- hin . against 166,000 tons for the German produi is of the Westphalian mines and the greater part of his business, which it full with a crash. "It’ll get that ing the passenger's seat, whilst his coalition; olive, 1,345.000 tons, against rolling mills, and the castings from his August exchanged the doubting spirit was taken over from him. he com Swatter in hand, across the room she of Thomas for the avarice of Kasim here," he said. "An* It'll get that"— di sits in front as pilot. The none; rubber, •„ 129.500 tons against furnaces at Montlgny, in conquered plains,-at a figure .that meant confis he gave it another bang—"at the junc chine is of a familiar type; very lxirraine. for gii parts of the world. Balm cation. Thus, as Mr. Robert Burns She cares, not how Hie old 'un eusse*; ’nfortunately for Herr Thysseh. tion. An' at Dundee it’ll get , that.’* .fortahk and easy to fly when the Metals—Iron ore, 104,000,000 tons for At Xlkolaieff. on the Black Sea, were says, The third “that" burst the box And its she pays no heed to warning cries. the Allies, as against 37,000,000 for the his docks and warehouses, in Brasil, this was not the end of It. The victory ;lne is running yell and very croch So long as she can kill those flies. of the whole earth was to have been, "The .best laid schemes o’ mice arid •ontenls were scattered over the plat when it is not. This is one of the German coalition, copper, 7(0.000.000 In one hemisphere, and in India, in the form. The porter shook his head. other, were the wharves and the docks won in December, 1$15. But In 'Decem ■t" mornings. Just because every- A lump Is on the old man’s pate— tons against 29.000.000: lead, 1,000,000.' Gang aft a-gley." , “Na," he said. "I tlilnk it winna get wants 'to make up as much as 000 tons, against l72.000.00o; sine which hi* own ships brought the ber, 1916. the Chancellor began to have He got a whack there by mistake); J.513,000.000 tons, against 67S.0OO.OOO;, exports from far off Germany. On the new series of interviews with the In short, that little investment in past Dundee. If it's goin’ further it's no slide for lost time. She very nearly blacked his »>s. shareholders in Germany*# "place in Australian land seem* to have upset strong enough." Ndcklng-ln" is completed, and one When bent on killing those poor flies. nickel. .T89.000.000 tons against 14,000.- very eve of the war ^he had even laid 000; aluminum, S29.000.000 tons, against his hand upon <-ual mines In England. the sun." Guarantees were asked-from one of the greatest businesses in ihe n stands ready to swing the “prop," vent> -five ^of the leading business world. Or was it the resistance of a "Are you trying to economise ?" “Yes. list another looks aftef the hand- 10.000.000: manganese. 222.000.000 tons, In doing all this he was, of course, gneto He hears that swat last thing at night. against 124.000,000 tuns. men for 4.000,000,000 marks for the Belgian general, in an antiquated fort I've actually got on so far that I’ve At early morn he wakes in fright. playing a great game which he en next war loan Herr Thyssen had t*een at Lieg*, or a British general rallying quit telling other people what to go ‘ ontact sir." says he w ith the pro- 'Tie no more sleep, he- must arise— I ma, 50,000.000 tons for the joyed, for he had taken as his motto Allies, against barely TO.Ooo tons « these put down for 4,000.000 marks, or con an exhausted regiment by beating a without and am going without a few His Wife has started swatting flies, the words. "If 1 rest, I rust." . But be siderably more than that promised 111- hlld’s drum, ground the grand square things myself."— Washington Star. ;Contact,” says the pupil, turning on figures have evidently not been sub hind all this he had another great de In and hand magneto switches She's broken cups, upset the tea, verted to the inevitable adjustments sign. Me was one of the millionaire Wind," shouts tlje mechanic, giv- -But never mind, we all agree from German acquisition of Roumanian internationalist traders and financiers, a furious heave to the propeller, That his "Old Dutch” should take first Wells—after considerable destruction — all of whom intended to make a pew s starting tnag” îluly wound and the still doubtful status of Russian Industrial heaven and earth in whicn pry body looks expectant and hope- r swatting all those cussed flies.„ I w orks 1. the worker would obey th«* foreman as Result—Nil. DINGO.NGO. J Pusl. and Power Resources. the private obey» the sergeant; whilst Switch off, sir." 4 Goal, 8718.000.000 tons for the Allies, among those members of this inter H witches are off." WHAT AILED WILLIE. against 307,000,000 tons for the Ger national bund wife* were Germans there ‘he performance is related, with man crtutition < these figures, w hich was the further .intention of hoisting same result. By the time that half There was ii sound of revelry by are taken from 1912, also need adjust the black, white and red flag over a mechanics have been reduced to night, for the Bloggses were giving a ment» Thf Allies on the other hand, modern empire which was to reduce spiring masses of suppressed pro- party Mr. Bloggs was singing "TIs are inc reasing the development of elec that of Alexander or of G*-nghi* Khan, ity she will start suddenly with a 1>»\e That Makes the World Go tricity from water powi r, in which of Buliman or of Akbar. of Philip or of mendous roar and IS violent ut- ’Round." and Master Bloggs seized the they have the advantage. Germany's Napoleon to Insignificance, and whose ipt to put llie. bus on Its not*, opportunity to slip into the other room coal riches would be held, Iq case of riches were hopelessly to outrival those roll led down promptly: "Gough, with his fallu r - pipe Vic tory as surety for legitimate repara of Sardis, of Moorshedabad or even utter, bang! Bang, splutter, cough. Shortly afterward It was apparent tion to the Allies. the fabled wealth of Aladdin’s cave. that Willhwwesn't well Fcnid products— Iveax ing wheat and It might have lsen imagined that f someone is quick on the air-port* “Gts>dnessSwhild!" cried his mother; other cereals out of the count such success as he had achieved would \ will not stop altogether. ‘ hax e you beeh-smoking ?" Of the condition of Russia, there: still have been enough, for Herr Thyssen. IA beautiful engine," murmurs the “ Taln’t that, ma," said Willie remain* Rice, 34,000.000 tons for the But. a* President Wilson pointed out. Detween rhe ^ ■ truetor, conscious that no one can feebly ; “if it's txue what pa's been Allies, as against 106.000 only for the In a famous speech, the legitimate rjh'tn and That none would contra- singing about Lr~J must be in love."— German coalition: coffee, 805,000 tens, triumphs of Germany In the fields of t ntm if they* could. Speaking down Exchange. against none; tea. "54,000 ions, against commerce, of natural science and of children & tHe sun none: cocoa. 1 >7,000 tons, against <,500 empire w**re not enough. The morality of the whole nation had been »• de bawohed by the teaching* ftf kultur that Compsrstivs ftocfci of XToTd. was open to- any proposal, no mat j/dMmnniiis From the Allies’ possession of raw ter how villainous^^ Such a proposal y tnal* Mats compared -Wlttr that of the- was" now made, on Herr Thyssen’» -own German coalition there is but a step showing, to himself, and made. no.less mttin pouidar to their respective ilosses*ten of gold than two years be/ore the war broke notai, whether coined or not. This I s' out. by the Kaiser himself. In the quite distinct from the qufstion of year 1912 the Hohenxoilerns. having omparative credit, which internation- come to the conclusion that a continu Hy. has to l»e counted in gold and. at ation of |sa«e would be fatal to jhe the close of the war, will be based more military machine, determined to em TLJAPPY summer hours spent than before on tht* .«dual profession of bark on a great war of conquest In gold at home and abroad. So far as is order to be successful in this, how known, the entire possession of gold by ever. it was necessary that they J--1- in open air on sands or in the banks of the German coalition should have the -whole-hearted co- meadow arc healthful hours for children, if sun amounts to little more than $800,000.- operation of the commercial commun 00n. whereas the known reserve of the ity. In consequence of this a series of burn doesn’t spoil the fun. Sunburn with chil j Allies figure tip to $5,100.000.000 in conferences was hold between the dren is especially painful. You can prevent it * gold. This lake* rip account of the Chancellor. Dr. von Bethmann-Holl equivalence of silver metal reserves, weg. and the great captains of com by generou* use of Mennen’s on their faces, legs and arms which is by no-msHUF to bf overlooked. merce and finance. Amongst the first before they run out o' doors in the morning. In the re-establlahmenc of money ex- to be approached was necessarily the ( hange after the war, which will be al Iron King, with the result that an offer most as important to Germany as the of 30,u00 acres in Australia, and a loan possession of raw materials, this pos- from the J u-utsche Bank of 3,000,000 session of gold will be extremely im marks, at 3 per cent., to enable him to portant. " -——— develop this Australian property, was made to Herr Thyssen. At the same Mçnnçrrs ! (MW A BOLSHEVIK TRAGEDY. time, Herr Thyssen eynlcAlly explains, a syndicate of twelve great firms was Worthy of a Greek dramatist is the formed for the exploitation of Canada. unfolding of the Russian revolution. The capital of this syndicate was fixed TALCUM POWERS Seldom In human history has there at 400.000,000 marks, half of which was been played on a large stage so dis to he found by the German- Govern or Coi cernible a working-out of a duel be- ...... ment In addition to this, great pro- (now in the ta A-‘. . . .. - ...... effect upon- the conquest of England wrong for right, have with the most The promoters of the Baghdad Railway of perfume, color and pack For more serious skin adroit casuistry' endeavored to present hud been given the choices*., estates The instinct is to hide s com. usually, the whole com diaap- the worse as the better reason, but in along the line, with the result that age to suit every personal, abrasions — severe chaf And to cover the pain with a pcars. Some old, tough corns re exorably an avenging fate has pur travelers to 4hls day have their atten need. There's the original ing and other skin sore smile. For people nowadays quire a second application, but sued them. The moral perceptions Im- tion attracted by the mansions which Berated —• also Violet, Flesh Anew that a com je passd. And not often. plagjtOd in th* human breast have seen have already grown up between the Tint, Cr*e^Tlnt—wch^cbaml^ly ness—for adults as well that naught but neglect can ac -Can you think of ■ reason for paring whiVt was behind the ahiftings and the Bosphorus and the Cilician Gale# and as children—use count (or it corns end lotting them continue? Or for turnings. As often as masks have between these and the capital of'Ha- using harsh or mossy applications? Or been fitted they have been torn away. roun-Hl-Raschid. In England these i (W Men — neutral It ia like a tom gown which o* dinging to any old time method which The final one—that the abominable mansions had been built for the Ger 1 tor share or bath. you (ail to repair. Or a root Is now taboo) , / things done have been to advance the man superman centuries ago. There which you fail to remove. The Or for suffering corns—for spoiling hours cause of socialism—is now broken were Chatsworth and Longleat. Bad AU bave the origin.! Mermen1. Bor- . when millions of others escape? The most dangerous enemies of social at«d formula which rrennsrts lault lies in neglecting a few- minton and Knowle, all waiting for bettered. minute duty—just as with a com. Con you think ef a reason for not trying ism are not capitalists, or doctrinaire German princes, viceroys and field- Blue-jay? It la a wodrra ecienUfk treat- opponents, but men who used pow er for marshals. KORfl-KOMIfl Any corn pain can be stopped moot, Invented by • timoue chemist. It the first time placed in socialist hands When this idea was first put to Herr fai a moment and stopped (or fo mode by • house trf wojW wide fame In the making of aurgteel dressings. to help the imperialistic and capital Thyssen he felt somewhat doubtful us It hu similar sooth g *d. Any com can be ended istic German Kaiser. Did they know to the soundness of the speculation. quickly and completely. It has ended corse by the tons of millions what they were doing?. They did. The In other words he, from the very first, ing action to Tal —corns which ere feet cum but ' W FIRVt ©A> AT THfr you FRONT ANt> T*<£y itiiaV ft. MAJOR iw THIS TRCNCH R16HT SHERMAN l«AS R|6HtT»x r —- wipe's N«AT TI'nO MAN'S LAN»" lSe*.6CAATr I'll GET A FuRIAUGH FRWW you «HTH RvXTlNfa we MNt»-SeRGCANT AND AU. AR»UNb MV BEAM. BEAT it BACK HOKB. v F’KiTT \N*r so wee.* H- ÉiWMTww FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES AUTOMOBILES “DBUCIQUi. APPETIZING,** VICTQRIAIA 'bRANDR MARMALADE. : CHEMA1NUS uillwôodT • VICTORIA BRANT/1 "OOOI'ER'8 BOMBAY CHITNBT.'* GENUINE SEVILLE ORANGE M EVERYBODY S EATING IT. Vidtoria Daily Times IS A OUARANTMC OF PUBITT,- ■ 86e. AT AIA. GROCERS. MALADE, “VICTORIA BRAND.” ICOOPER’S BOMBAY CHUTNET TIMfcS’ SPECIAL TUITION -GEO FERRIS, Sole Agertt. Phone 1878. HÔl'HEliuLD NECEHSlTlEd. Md only TCLICS OVERHAULED, tin___ and HIRE new Big Winton, 8-7 passenger. $3 COLUMN , ADVERTISING rSeeXjfW 747 Fort Htreat l'bone 1786 wouldn t be bald to-day.' 68c and $L tebeefitted.------— At______the— “____Hub**‘ CreteCye Stero» per hour Phone 18288, Hall a Drug Order* bookedr,ndw for nelivery three druggists and barbera. 86 Prop. W. W. Marker. 1318 Douglas 8t. Store: Res , 539Y. EDUCATIONAL w;eek* he pee. Cash order* have guarantee Nearly new Hoosler Cabinet, complete. ■ : no advance In price ..nu praerence in (. 886.08. FOR COOL AND COMFORT In alee pin JAMERON ______T______,-BrNN. AI.L HALI/iWS SCHOOL. Tale. B « garments, as* our splendid Una ef stl “WHY?” * “WHyT* “WHY?” Cook Street.Slree Auto machinist and cylln- Will re-open Sei>temtM-r 16. For ten* Puts for Uiiiil'H Adxtil'iiiatils ---- *------Kweng Tal Tuae. 188 Aer grlgrinnAiug. All T« 1 411:. 3______apply tn Sister Superior. «31 -I We purchase sell on commission, at Covarnment Streetg 8 Hee Plimley’s Bulletin, "The Radiator,” Order now a private iale oir euctTon—atare. cfate 'Hf j ' HASSLKIt SHOCK ABSORBERS will ST MICHAEI/S SCHOOL FOR BOYt FOR INFORMATIONINFOR■ with regard to Improve the riding qualities of_yuiir Situation» Vacant./Situation» Wanted^ express goods. House and window a.nd win that $10 (H n.-j. •»- a».a ^ jijf—---- —_ Saratoga Ave K. Symons. M | To Rent, Articles for Sale. Lost or Foundr ___ RT. TH^Fort Street. If you are cleaning, rough or partk-clar. It you ao Darjeeling Tea Inquire at The Eern. F«»rd $; fitted. imley's, Johnson (Oxrtii >. assisted by (’. V. Milton. A. king for bargains In second-hand desiie, our represents live will caU. * 11 llO Yatea Street Mrs. Saadiford. mmammÊ LÎ7-81 P. . New accPnimodation for boarded •let. 1c. per wprd/per insertion ; 4c per furniture, carpets, etc,, call and inspect We shaM be pleased to malt y m J- VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,1918 15 , » PHONE NUMBERS YOU SHOULD ~ OVEINO AND CLEANINO LEGAL oral Leckie stated this morning, how KNOW b. C. STEAM DTE WORKS—Th. UipA BRADSHAW i ever, that several senior officers would Syein# and cleaning work» In the Pro- at-law, 1---- «TOES WANT AD. DEPT.. .i.Tt 1SW vine*. Country order* solicited. Phone be returning from Europe at an early “WE’RE GOING ANYWAY, NOTARY PUBLIC ISaECTS COLONEL date, when the submission of a name IW- J. C. Renfrew, proprietor. GRAIN PRICES SET Eire department ...... *** to Ottawa would have due attention. CITY DYB WORKS-ThoORKS-The largest B. D. TODD. noUry poMI., HI TonFort Ht. TWT hall ...... -.. ««• elng -end------cleam***hed|ng works In the Pro- Passport forms supplied and pr•spared. In th. meantime Major F. B. Edwards Red cross society *•** ÎBS We cell end deliver. Geo. Mo- will be appointed as acting Command 0»nn. GAUNCE, W: O., notary public and Ip- RETURNING IF WE CAN“ jubilee! hospital ...»...... I 4M» proprietor, 144 Fort St. Tel. 76. 47 ■ Room 101., H'bben-Bone----- " 1 ing Officer. "* Col. Harvey will take over hls duties ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL...... ***• jnc»flijnn2igLat-»ti»6_AiM(LrwcaEtiit-hia~aMa Balmoral ACTS Stand, *T*o While the provision in the official au sem. > « | Popular Officer Will Lead Brit thorlsation gives the preference to re So Say Veterans and Friends TOGO CLEANKKd, 6Ï6 Yetes Street. turned men the Colonel will have no Commissioners ' Wire Quota I Phon * 4144. Suits celled for end deUv- LIVERY STABLES 47 difficulty on that score for already he Em Route to Camp BRAY'S STABLES, 784 Johnson. Livery, ish Columbia Men has been besieged with letters from tions to -Prevail for LOTS FOR SALE. boarding, hacks, express wago NIAGARA STREET—Good building lot, 50 CLfcANINQ AND PRESSING___ Phone 182. in Siberia various parts of the Province from . / Lewis iltC one block from Mcnsien Street; I LOCK IIIN—Suits Cleaned and pressed. men. who have many times had oc Wheat price only $500 L. U. Conyers Inh 1 1621 Store SL 47 LEATHER GOODS casion to rein little human touch given to their Individual TRUNKS^- bags, automobile rugs, WATERFRONT. Shoal Hay, 58 ft. x *11 COLLECTIONS. B C, Saddlery Co , Ltd , 649 Yates. while passing from the soldier to th< According to the latest information, ft , all good soil beautiful beech, ckwe the t. p. McConnell mukckntilR civilian stage through the "machlneiV Chairman Joshua JKIngham, of the to car line; price $1,200 cash. t-*urrî* * AGENCY, 223A Pemberton lildg We MERCHANT TAILORS |EXPECTS TO RECRUIT of old "J" ■- unit, and recently District. Provincial Committee of the Canada the C. P. R. steamer leaving for Be Power, 1114 Dougina. Phone collect In any part of the world. No Depot No. H._ . l-'ood Board announces to-day that ac- attie at four-thirty this afternoon will collection, no pay.47 AH HOY—Fit guaranteed. 1498 Govt. 47 bAM LOY, 1412 Gov QUOTA OF VETERANS Old Country Militia Officer. cordliyf to a despatch received this take on board gome four hundred vet- ÔOQD mHtHHNG LOTSr^on Mà-fflUft. ] afUwftew —from the Ruai tf uf ‘ tffatfl circle and In city IJmlts. near car.line | CURIOS - The military leçon! urtIre COTOngT 11 erans and their friends en route for the too well-known to the people of this Kupervisors for Canada the price lor monster Allied Veterans’ day to. bé and school, sèwer and water on street; DBA VILLE, JOHN T„ lit Fort ' this year’s crop of British Columbia prices from $100 to 116#, terms te ar furniture end hooka. TeL 1787; MULTIGRAPHING. Island and of Victoria to need any held at CaEmp Lewie ail day* to-morrow. range. Currie A Power, 1*14 Victorians, and particularly British more than brief mention here. It wheat has been fixed on Vancouver Street. Phone 1446______*2«-4S DENTISTS 10« LETTERS, forma, notices, $1. 82 Columbia!* returned soldiers, will learn should be said, however, tin»#he first basis at $2.20 for No. 1. $2.17 for No. At least one hundred members of the Board of Trade Bldg. Phone 53C2. oZ2-«7 2, $2.18 for No. 3, and also that arrange HOUSES FOR SALE IPKAMJSK, DR. W. P , 841-1 Stobart •'Pease ! with a considerable amount of satis- became associated with military life party will be of the fair sex,-and al Block. Phone 4294. Office hours, 8.8» PLASTERER ! faction that the Department of Militia in the Old Country after he left Nanai ments are being made for grading the ready speculation Is rife as to whether en». to » p.m. mo in the year 1890. wheat at Vancouver. FKANK tHOKM, Idutmr Kep.-xli ins, at Ottawa, ha* suggested to Major- or not the party will be able to make RUMMER HOME FOR SALE. li ALL, DR. LEWIS, dental surgeon, In 18if2 Colonel Ifarvey Joined the The prices quoted are the same as •one 86122. General Iaeckle, C.MG, that Lieut. the return trip on schedule. With the Jewel Block, cor. Ya tee and Douglas Albert Avenue | Col. J. 8. Harvéy—a native Vancouver Scottish Rifles (Cameronions) and those set by the United States Govern ABOUT 6 ACRES fronting on that famous Streets, Victoria, B. C. Telephones: ment for wheel at Beattie, Washing uncertainty of a coast steamship ser fishing and swimming resort, Langford Office. 667; Reside! Islander—should be placed In command served four years with , this well- - Lake. High ground, nicely treed. Price NURSING of the British Columbia company to be known militia regiment, rising to the ton, and the action of the Board of vice over the week-end, some of the reduced to $860, terms. ENGRAVERS MRS. ESTES. 894 TUllcum. » 6916R. I attached to the Canadian-Siberian rank of captain. Early In the days of Grain Supervisors Is In accordance Victoria contingent are intending to be August of 1914 he was not long In mak with the r« commendations <4. Ifeajgfp- | GENERALiKNKRAL ENGRAVER,KNUR Stench Cutter 47 Expeditionary Force. To the sugges designed to their fate and are not at p r.ASKown, ing up his mind, and with the rank of vtncial Committee, who have been in all objecting to the prospect of spend -raver. Geo. Growther, 814 SECOND-HAND DEALERS I tlon from the National Capital th \ 0 1112 Broad Street. behind Poet Office. lieutenant he left Canadian shores with correspondence with the Canada Food ing a day or two in the lively •’little*' LXIUBë ÇAU^-ltil. HunL WUA.M General OtTTcer Commanding tht i the First Contingent, attached to Prin Board regarding this matter for some city across the Sound. I HALT-TONE AND LINE ENGRAVING. «Mtar, at Wlnolp™ u« CÜnry, Is open Military District has given hi» 'hearty work a specialty. Designs cess Patricia’s Canadian Light In time past. Much gratification was caused among FOR HAHALE—Snap. for advertlsling and business stationary. t. buy and erii hWi-cSà, tadiM-, endorsation and' all that is required to fantry. A maximum allowance for bags to thé vétérans by the Department of lot; $1,090, t*...... WttencourtTjUrtJon d*nts and chlldran'. elolhln». «.nine | complété official formula 1» the gazet Rtiwet. Phon. KB. _ C. EngravBring Co., Tlmee Building, tmm l Colonel Harvey (then lieutenant) the seller has been fixed at $3 per ton. Militia's assent to the request for uni Room. 1107 Broad lived at Tlmee Business imlpvt, I ,; > *I.I offer, lor ting of the appointment. JU8T OFF OAK BAT AVENUE—BIx §sisr ^ | snnUrmen. • c|othw. W. pay .pot cash took part in the memofwble fights In Mr. Klngbam also called attention to forms to be worn, and when the parade The Men Know Him. the dark days pf early 1916' when the the fact that under regulations already M drawn at Camp Lewis to-morrow —“Æî1 fttlr 7WWW* GRAMS' Mr»»**»- Vwies-q** M• for quick «ale $2,300, on terme to suit selves and for Caflada. After four Illegal to use for feeding livestock or bias contribution to the ranks of BRKADIN DAIRY—Cream. milk, butter. second house up from the local authorities to consider the you. Box 3831, Times.______af-25 *hone 4021. j question of a successor to Colonel months; shell shock and trench feet at poultry any wheat fit tor milling pur those who have taken part In past Street. wars will present a striking contrast FOR HALE—Cottage, 4 room*, thoroughly PELTasr* "M ♦7.1Î4ATHAN A LEVY, 1426 Government. Harvey in his capacity of Officer Com St. Elol compelled him to leave Franc* poses. ' ~ v > modem, lot -50x133, close to school and. jewelry, musical end nautical Instru for » period of hospital treatment. The Beard's Order. and evoke the enthusiasm of many car, very low taxes; price $1,400; would mantling District Depot No. U,...Gen thousands of their American cousins ELECTROLYSIS ments. tools, etc. Tel. 6446. Tried M Get Back. Winnipeg, Aug. 23.—An ord«*r issued consider lot outside city jas part pay- ELBUTRIC1TY le the only sale and per READ WHbse casualty list so far has happily L. U. Conyers A Co., 650 , . THIS—Best prices given for I In the early summer of 1916 Colonel by the Board o£ Grain. Supervisors lor not gone beyond the twenty-five thou a26 25 manent method of removing superflu todies’ and gents* cast -ofT clothing. Canada provides that the price of ous hair; absolute cure guaranteed. Phone 1967, or call 764 Yatee Btryet TAXIDERMISTS. Hsrrvey was on his way hack to Eng sand mark. ■■= A GREAT BIG BARGAIN—Five roomed. Miss Han man, uuailfled London special land, when he was retained by the wheat from August 26, 1918, until modern bungalow, basement and fur ist, 22 Winch Budding. Eleven LOUIS. U« end null m.tu merch.nl, I BIG sJAMK HEADS, rugs a specialty. August 31, 1919, Inclusive, shall be: No. <*l nh Aw. Sut. Vnncommr. ,7 . AH SMI» taxidermy. Wherry A Tew. authorities at Ottawa and commanded nace. close to Oak Bay Avenue, all local experience. Office hours, 11 till ur 429 Pandora. Phone 6921. to return to British Columbia to or 1 hard, $2.24%; No. 1 Manitoba North RETURNED MEN CONFER improvement tames paid in advance, ern, 62.34% : No- 2 Manitoba^Northern. good lot, good soil, good localltÿ; think ELECTROLYSIS—Fourteen years’ prac VICTORIA JUNX AGENCY CO.—Buj- ganlze and command "J” unit. Many tlcal experience In removing superflu In* n*k. end rare; but price, petd; TYPEWRITERS times since he has tried to get to $2.21%; No. 2 Manitoba Northern, WITH PREMIER OLIVER ■4m the price, $2,545, on terms of 1, 2 and ous hairs. Mrs. Barker, Phene 6666. 712 î:?fT!L5l1!Skly «t'cndul to. Phone IUI. $2.17%; No. 1 Alberta Red Winter, 8 years. Give full address to Box 8832. Ill» Wharf and HW Store St. *-.7 TYPEWRITERS—New and second-hand. France, but without success. It was Times.______.______*24-25 View Street. * ' $2.24%; No. 2 Alberta Red Winter, B^T PKIOÉB paid for gents’ cast-off repairs, rentals; ribbons for all ma- in his capacity of command of the A deputation of returned soldiers MODERN BUNGALOW. 5 rooms, modern I EMPLOYMENT AGENCY chines. United Typewriter Oo, Ltd., $2.21%; No. 3 Alberta Red Winter, clothing. Give me a trial. „ 76» Fort Street Victoria. Phone 4798. unit that the Colonel came into touch $2.17%. —— representing the Comrades of the Great in every respect, with furnace, base ntTphone 1469 Store Street Phone 1667. with many thousands of British Co War artd the Great War Veterans’ As ment, Oak Bay district; price $2.000, TIM KKE A CO.. 1416 Ooverm These prices are basis In store pub very reasonable terms can be arranged. notice. 47 TRANSFERS lurobia'e citizen soldiers »nd how lic terminal elevators at Fort William sociation waited on Premier Oliver yes PAINTING well his spirit of camaraderie and L. U. Conyers St Co.______„a24-25 | LSTEti. Gorge transfer. Rea. Phene 60191 and Port Arthur. Any deviation from terday in regard to the resolution FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE L KNIGHT, paperhanging, painting and 5 practical "treatment of the men who passed at -the meetings of both of the BARGAIN—Close in. 7 rooms, I *40 K”2 decorating. Phone 6891L. these prices will be considered as vio repair, small house at rear, lot J. R SAUNDERS, 1003 Langley Street. came under hie. personal purview. Is re lations of a legal order. organizations in which objection wu next to cor. Broughton and Langley 149 ft.. In % mile circle; price Jouÿl^l$2,100, PLUMBING AND HE ATI NO TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. fleeted by the many mcHHages he has Maximum allowance that the pur made to the appointment of J. Kmilh aa terms Currie A Power, 1214 Dou Streets, representing the Springfield received since the notice went out clerk in the Purchasing Agent’s office^ Fire A Marine Insurance Co., the larg NOTICB______—Aehton « w nimnhw I ALL KINDS of typewriters repaired, ad- chaser may make the keller for sacks Btreet. Phone 1464.______est Massachusetts company. Losses For the convenience, of customers re- I J***t*d, bought sold, exchanged. Some that British Columbia was to eon shall be on a basis of $3 a ton; if pur in preference to a returned soldier. FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, basement, stone Paid since organisation, $46.864.944.84, elding In Oak Bay we have opened a I j* ased machinée. Phone 8919. tribute a company tp the new expedi chaser does not require sacks they Comrades A. R. Berry, Murdock and fence, full slae lot; price $1,800, terms. to December 81, 1917. Looses paid by branch slthate at #206 Oak Bavlay AfAvenue I8t. 47 tinnary force mainly composed of re shall be returned to the seller at the P. L. Smith represented the Comrade» Currie A Power, 1214 Douglas Srteet. Ban Francisco conflagration, $1,619,- opposite Oak Bay Municipal Hall. turned men. That he will be able to latter’s expense. Association, and Capt. Crompton, Com Phone 1464.______*24-25 644.89, dollar for dollar. Best's Insur VACUUM CLEANERS ance News says: "The Company, HAYWARD A DODS, LTD.. 927 recruit his quota in record time would It Is stipulated that the price of On rades Brown and Bryson the Great A GOOD BUY—Close In, on Southgate 'Springfield,' le entitled to the highest Plumbing and heating. Tel. 1664 [HAVE THE AUTO VACUUM for your appear to be a foregone conclusion. tario wheat. No. 2 grade, shall be War Veterans. Street, 5 rooms, modern, cement base- carets. Satisfaction assured. Phone ment, furnace and wash tubs, praise for Its honorable and liberal PLUMBING CO.. 1062 Pan- From Subaltern to Colonel. 92.26 In store Montreal, and premium “We were received in a very court treatment of Its San Francisco credi Street. Phones 2466 and 1469L. of No. I grade shall be three cents: if purchased Immediately tors.-»’ Will be pleased to call and fur . <»n the establishment of the unit eous manner," says one of the deputa on very easy term». Box Tlmee. nish rated a!4-47 HA8ENFRATZ. A. K.. successor to 1 VULCANIZING AND REPAIRERS Colonel Harvey was given his cap discount on No. 3 shall be four cents tion, "and Premier Oliver (net us in a «29-25 Cookson Plumbing Co., 1946 Yatee taincy, and In September, 1916, be at bushel, effective August 23, 1918, very open and fair way on the matter. Phones 474 and 4617X I THE TYRE SHOP—Vulcanising until Junt 80, 1919, inclusive. A PISH pairs. 10H Blanshard Street. 47 tamed his majority. In April of the The Interview was entirely satisfactory ACREAGE a J NOTT CO.. LTD.. 671 Yates SL premium of five cents shall be paid on CHUNURANES, LTD.—Fish, Tin* AGENCY—A. McGarln. present year, on the advent of the and the deputation Is pleased with the TO RENT. "fruit“** -----and vegetable‘ lea 408 Plumbing and heating______47 District Depot system as replacing the Ontario winter wheat. . ^rQÇKlNQ—J » me* Bay. 616 Torus to St 1 1011 Blanshard Street. Phone 6641 visit. The matter was gone Into thor FIVE ACRES at Gordon Head, with com hton Street. Phone 242. Federal and Goodrich tiros and vulcan old R. B. C. C. units, the rank of oughly why Mr. Smith was appointed fortable cottage, one acre under cultiva- Food Board License No. 9-1222. 47 Phone 677L Ranges connected, colls tlon and planted In strawberries, close made. 47 Lieut.-Colonel wax conferred upon him in preference to a returned rnqn, and to sea; Vent $10 jper^month MEATLESS DAYS, Wedu««days and WOOD AND COAL To take hia new command, however, in this particular case there were Cir Fridays Wrlglesworth for fresh fish. SHERET. ANDREW, 1114 Blanshard. Colonel Harvey will again be known B. C. LAND A l.sfv '-AOKNCY. LTD. 451 Johnson. Phone Ml. Canadian Plumbing and heating suppllea Tel. 429. FIREWOOD—Genuine RED CROSS CRICKET cumstances Which put a different light (equal to eordwi Major Harvey. But reversion to on the matter." ______922 Government St._____ a26-44 Food Board License No. 9-1648. >rdwood, at half the price). lower rank has no terrors to the well PHOTOGRAPHERS Bole agent. Ferris, Phone 1879/0^6446, The deputation will make report» to ACREAGE. CENTRAL FISH MARKET, . al7-4f remembered organizer of MJ’* unit and TO LET—Metchoetn. 16 acres, fenced, Tel. 8986. W. T. Miller. SHAW BROS , commercli the good wishes of all Victorians will their respective organizations. new, four roomed, plastered house with Board License No. 9-2416. •ra. 994 Government St. WINDOW CLEANINO go to Colpnel Harvey in his new com RESUMED TO-DAY attic, barn, chicken house, running mand... £64XXM»0 WORTH OF SMOKE. i water, very sheltered, near school, ELECTRICIANS MEUGBN8. Arcade Portraiture 8LAN2) WINDOW CLEANING CO.— church, store and Canadian Northern and enlargements, attention to Phone 8616. Pioneer window Meaner» Railway; rent $10 a month; yearly COX A DOUtiAL, electricians. Motors children’s portrait». Tei 11 96. 47 and janitors. 66 Moee. An allowance of more than a h__ . shsjsa red. Estimate» given I H. BROWNING—Commercial phot SEATS FOR VETERANS dred cigarettes for every roan, woman, . j x*i ,ein-n?rEnMAN, forman a co. motors, armatures and graphy, amateur flnlahlng, cameras 1,- WHOLESALE. IMPORTERS All Teams Entered in Tourna and child in Great Britain to-day ; of colls; elevator repairs.---- *~t. Pho-----erOffloj------Md View Street. Phone, SS. MM; private. 3761R. 6418 R. jatrrd. Room 8. Mahon Blk., ever 16c CALORIC FIKELB8S COOKERS—Saves Army and Navy Vrtarana Donat, nearly thre ? hundred for every male in ... ______a>4-4€ fg* Urn* foo< end money. Sw el ment for Great War Cup the United Kingdom over the age of ■ FLORISTS Twelve Bench., far Returned INLINE BARRA N. Shawhlgan Lake, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE | {X.W8Sf^ts ^oi^lh,. ^ Have Fixtures fifteen; or of three for every person on wishes to sell hie property there on cut Flowers and norm a—% Men. the earth. * * ; Lake. Go and eee hlm Oet off at Si- pot plants. WUkei CAMERON INVESTMENT A Securities WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRERS Such is the meaning of the bald offi MileBile Station,Station. 1E A N.N. Ry.By. a21-46 , 413 Fort1 Street Phone Company—Fire, marine, automobile and For eeme week, past the members cial statement that 4,499,909,900 cigar FOR BALM life Insurance. New offices. Moody jewelry repairs.___ 1114 ______Go verm t »t*47 of the Army and___Navy__ Veterans. ____ r ofvt ettes are supplied to ..the Army In one UMBER In Otter District. FOOT SPECIALIST Block. Cor Yatee and BroadSta. 47 Canada, Victoria Unit, have been en- The Red Cross Cricket tournament -—.«66 Yates Street. The heal was resumed to-day, with four year. TIMBER on Cowlchan River, three mil J OSER he; MADAM. foot specialist. • UNFORD S. LTD.. 1664 Government St. WÊS&ÊSr3WHÈÊÊ gaged in the making of a number of Such a colossal figure conveys little lion feet dees to railroad. _ . , Corns permanently cured. Consultations Insurance brokers and exchange spe wrist watches on the market at whole- seats which will be placed at different as originally planned. Although one ONE SECTION TIMBER on Albeml I free. Rooms 407-468, Campbell Build cialists. Tel. 4641. Points In the city for the use of re day’s play has been spoiled by rain, the to the unaided mind. It Is only when Canal, - good booming ground. Price ing. Phone 2864. I LITTLE A TAYLOR 617 Fort SL Ex| fixtures will be carried out as first set we Juggle with It and fashion from It 60 cents per thousand cash on joint C WA?ND A INVESTMENT AGENCY, turned men. Twelve In alk have been 922 Gov. watchmakers, jewellers and opUclaua. made, and the seats are fashtontd of down, and the games which could not a tfSfc mental pictures that we realise cruise, or will sell en logging basis FUNERAL DIRECTORS nt. Tel. 126. Phone 871. something of Its stupendous signlfl- SEVERAL TIMBER LICENSES on salt DAY A BOGGS, 420 FWt. Real estate, slats and In shape and style are sim be played Wednesday win probably be C. FUNERAL CO (Hayward’s), LTD.. I WHITE, M., walehmaher and manufac ilar to the seats used in~TO* parks in played Saturday, and arrangements caafea ' ------:—------*S-- water. Cash or on logging basts. Insurance and f leers. Tel 99. turing jeweller. All work gu HOUSER four rooms, does to Douglas 784 Broughton. Motor or horse drawn the Old Country. Each is twelve feet will be made later In regard to the Let us, in fancy, take these thou ulpment aa required. Embalroers. GILLESPIE, HART A TODD, LTD— Entrance IIIbben-Bone Bldg. sands of millions of "fags” and place Btreet car termlhua .Price $976, 66 ] Fire, aoto, plate glass, bonds, accident, long and divided into four compart final, which is to be an all day’s game. cash, balance on first mortgage. marine, burglary insurance. 711 Fort G. B SIMON. 649 Johnson Street 17 ments. The seats have been painted The fixtures for to-day are: them end to end -thirteen to a yard. WISH A Co . SANDS FUNERAL FURNIRHINO CO., Street. Phone 8049. green and are Inscribed on the backs We shall then find that we have a . 166 Pemberton Bldg.______LTD, ItH Qii.dm St Tel. IKK. LODGES Division A. LHBMING BRC Fort SL "For Veterans,” with the Initials ”A and cigarette almost long enough to girdle KoR SALE—616 acres. Lake and High [THOMSON^ FRANK L, Fire and Gif» J to collect- I A O. F.—Court Northern ^ Ll^hL^No. N. V. of C..” showing the donors. Victoria Military, Nanalmd at Work the earth eight times at the Equator. land districts, welt timbered, partly lake ^ trPifuneral OoBege.. furnishings.______Grad a- ed. TeL 746. meets at Foresters’ HaU,------All of the seats have been ct_ Point So long Is It that, travelling at slaty frontage. $25 per"acre: 121 acres. Saan- 8. College of Embalming. 2nd and 4th Wednesday» W. F. pie ted and the members hope to have __ Vancouver Olbe, Five C» at Uni ir night and day, it would • ichdlstrictT nearly sllunder cultivation, Office Tel. 4M Open day and nlghL SEWER AND CEMENT WORK them In pliire during the week-end. versity. take a train "more Ilian nineteen week» j"" house, barn and stables». $266 per acre; FURNITURE MOVERS I CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS— Five will be placed along the Cause Division B. to travel from end to end of it 44 acres at Howard Station, 20 under T. BUTCHER, sewer and cement va Meets 4th Monday. I p.m., 808 Yatee SL way, one In each of the recesses of the cultivation. 300 fruit trees, 6 roomed MOVE TOUR FURNITURE by motor or 2680 Lee Avenue. Phone 6S86L. R L. Cox. 629 Central Block. Phone 1188 Vancouver Military v. Congo’s at Enough For 63,790 Years! - 'j cottage, barn and stable. Apply to J. team; prices reason a Ma J. D. Williams. wall over the harbor and the at Beacon Mill. T L. Meyer, 611 Belmont Houee. Phone Phone 676. I DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND will add much to the attractiveness of To smoke these thousands Of mil 4181. *______all-41 SHINGLING Lodge PrtmnPrimrose, 4th Thursday, A.O.F. the esplanade—while the remainder Wanderers v. Incogs at Jubilee Hos lions of cigarettes at th/ rate of six an FURNITURE ---- A. L. Harrison, secy., 911 will be placed outside the Belmont pital. hour would leave no breathing apace I» * ~~~ AGENTB______pairing: In the game at the Jubilee grounds DESIRABLE FURNITURE moderately E. Bourget, Phone 41S3L, 1848 Pem- ! ORANGE LODGE MEETINGS. ORANGE block, the Central building, one on Ad- 88,790 year» Or, to put it in another broke Street. *17-47 mlralV Road and k*. U NET CHAMPIONS NOTED FOOTBALLER WANDERERS’ CAPTAIN r>- PLAY OFF NEXT WEEK KILLED IN FRANCE Hisses’ Cbecolate Kid IP $2.50 Slippers Boys’ “NEOLIN” ALMOST HALF PRICE cighty Experts With, the Rac Casualty Lists Include Many of BOOTS quet Entered for Games Crack Athletes of England on Long Island and Scotland__ ù_ “C.S.H. The Cash Shoe House won’t give credit, won’t' deliver, New York, Au A 22.—-The national Ixmdon, Aug. «.—Many well-known “ won’t refuse cents, end won’t keep your money- if you thampionehjp singles tennis tourna- British sportsmen are included in the nent, which begins at Forest HUM, L. latest casualty list Issued of those want it back. '» We bought about 400 pairs of these at Here's where every boy gets what he’s t-. nest Monday, drew an entry of over killed and wounded bn^-tke western a price' that means Quick selling. They dreamed of at a big saving to the folks, front. - right y players, including several lead- are specially made for light outdoor or A dark tan or black NeoTIn "Boot up to mg American experts and three from Capt; J. C Milne, trilled. was the Wept of Scotland cricketer and Rugby Indoor w-ear, of a soft, durable kid. No 13* going like wildfire. They* are fapan and (Canada, according to the footballer. half sizes, byt all sizes to 2s. “C. 8. worth more than 15.40 in any store. lraw made hère to-day. Lieut R N. T. Hlckley, killed, prr H.” special price "C. 8. II." price The outstanding players who will viously reported missing, played in the compete include Robert L Murray, of cricket eleven at Winchester ih 1414 BUT and 1916, and in the House football six. Buffalo, and N. W. Nile*, of Bouton, Lieut. H. F. E. Keating, killed, cap The “C. S. H.” sure has the goods at the right prices. winner and runner-up, respectively, in tatned the famous Vppidans at Hi on in $1.39 $3.98 the national patriotic tournament last 1M5. season; Ichyia Kumagaé and Beilchiro Lieut, R. E. Guise, killed, wns II* I • Kashio. the two Japanese racquet star*; — well-known all-round athlete at Fel • H* A. GO WARD W. J. Tilden, Jr., of Philadelphia. na stèad, who won the cricket ball throw tional clay court champion ; Craig Bid and the high jump a* a Junior in 1912. who Is playing in Bed Crt>s* cricket BOYS’ RUNNING dle. of Philadelphia; A. 8 CaseHC of c*et A. W. D. Mark, previously r« ___' '...... tournament Boys’ SCOFFERS Montreal; S. H. Voshell, of Brooklyn: ported killed. Is now announced a pris Ralph Burdick and Walter T. Hayes, of oner of war in Germany. He was a fine I SHOES— Chicago; W M Hall, of New York; C. LAST K Doyle, of Washington; F. B. Alex sprinter and footballer at Glenalmond ander, of New York, and a number of and represented his battalion In the WILLARD’ A WONDER IN the younger players who have gained divisional cross-country race organised eludingling 'Vincent Richard*, of New York. TIME The draw, which was made pn the Capt. 8. R. C. Plmèoll, pn-vlously ■ E9WN HflE blind principle, according to the Cham reported missing, believed killed, Ladies’ Parie pionship regulation*, present* a fairly also now stated to be a prisoner of war. Pumps, reg $644. even upper and lower half and is ex He steered the famous Balliol eight at Just for the pected to result in well-sustained con Oxford and Henley. Walks the Floor fo( Admiring Other "missing" officers now _ J Üp to B’s. opening of this t«Hs throughout the entire week of sale to-morrow. play. Four blank* were drawn to pro ported prisoners of w;,r Include <'**rt • To clear them all out. a pair. 89c B T. Foes, a fine footballer and dis Visitors, and Entertains r All sises up to 6s vide for a quartette of players who ■ ■■■■■■ Am —...... i i ■ have -entered from the army or navy tance runner at Eastbourne f'ollege. Undertaker Up to sise 19%- We should get 13.56 for* ~jpt :-have not yet received a service Major G. N. Harltck, who h^s died every pair of these. Just as furlough nece**ary before making the hiie on active service, jflwae a fine shown. "C. 8. H." prise...... trip to Fqrest Hills Among this num horseman and an enthusiastic man to $1.98 ber is William M. Johnston, the 1915 hounds He rode the winner of the All thle talk about Je** Willard champion. regimental point-10-point race In 1914 meeting Jack Dempeey le not being Misses’ HI CUT $2.29 nd was also well known as a polo taken seriously by the good citizens of “Invlctus” $11 player. Lawrence, who see the world's heavy BIG LEAGUER DENIES Second-Lieut. Philip Bertrand, kill weight champion almost daily. They ed. was the second son of Capt. Felix believe that Jess never will step Into 300 Pairs SHOES GAMBLING CHARGES Bertrand, the famous fencing master. the ring again; or. if he does. It will Boston Girl Bools ' v This lot of Shoes He exhibited a rare gift and his future not be until the war is ended. There put on sale for Cincinnati, Aug. 21.— Charges of as a fencer was er.c of great promise Seems to be no Indication from the At the international tournament at Os man who won the heavyweight crown SAMPLE speedy clearance which Hal Chase has been suspended These are a splen tend, vfhich was actually in progress from Johnson that he Is at all anxioue to-morrow repre were made known yesterday by the when war was declared, hé won the to give up the life of a Kansas farmer did Boot for school sents a saving of player himself. Following a conference médaillé spéciale for the’ excitement of the ring. over $3.44 a pair. yesterday with Carry Herrmann, presi- Major D. E. Randall, wounded, 16 the The actions of Willard have not Sblld all SHOES In black calfskin South African Rhodes scholar, who placed the big fellow in any unfavor ^ _dent of the Reds,-Chase announced that played forWitrd-lr. the Oxford Univer through, but smart Worth $9.03. $10.00 and and kid only. able light with the people there. In $12.00 Practically a 1 1 he wae accused of betting on the sity trials in 1913 and showed much and style-right. [pwanipip^ Lawrepce, Jess is a lion, a pugilist, a sizes. Saturday, mimes played by his team At the same good fellow and a farmer. Riding from It is Impossible to show time he denied all the charges. Capt. C. Buck, killed, took part in the his new home to the main street of the The girl wilt like the variety of styles in at “C. S. H." **l have been accused of frequenting senior*’ trial matches at Oxford. town, there are. perhaps, 14.0 boys this lot. There are over Capt. R. V. Kestell Cornish, died of them. Up to 2’e. pool rooms and making baseball bets," along the roadway. To these Willard 76 different styles rep said Chase. **!• have frequented pool wounds, Was in the fifteen at 8her bom« K< hool is a wonder. They rail him Jess and "C. 8. H." special resented. In tan and rooms and made lists on horse races, wave their hands in the most intimate but have not made baseball bets. 1 black. Patent kid, gun 37.29 fashion, a To the business men of the metal. Neolin or leather have not thrown down my team. PLANS ARE MADE FOR town. Jess is a good fellow. To the "The whole thing • baseless and the stately faculty members, the few Whom soles. Half-price NOTE THE PLACE result rf exaggeration and rumor*. INVASION OF CUBA Willard has met, he Is a pugilist, and . New York was accused of trying to to his neighbors the fighter is a farmer. Where These Prices Rule get a Nc#/York pitcher to throw a "n telling of his visit to several of . game to the Red* for 9800. Can you Cincinnati. Aug. 22.— Plane are Lawrence's "big men," Wtllard seems Imagine anything like that? Where is already under way for an invasion of to have forgotten most of the names, 39 there any one who will take or offer Cuba thl* fall by a number of major but he remembers the men. .. 1 baseball bets running into the hun league baseball players over the draft dred* of dollars, as I have been accused age. Neighbors Welcome Him. of making? The number of players to visit t.ie "That Bowersock man. the million "I did make two bets hurt fall during island depends entirely upon the speed aire fellow who owns the mill down C.S.H. the Cleveland-Cincinnati games when with which Cuba draft* its new army there by the river"—that was J. D. BHer pitched I bet *100 that Eller If the Cuban baseball players are taken Bowersock to Willard as he spoke of $3.98 708 FORT STREET could make monkeys out of the Cleve Into the service a large squad of the town’s richest man. land club, upd he did. 1 put the money Americans, perhaps large enough for Mr. Hook, an aged neighbor on the right back when he pitched again and four teams, will make the trip. Other south, dropped in last Sunday to pay doubled my winning*. 1 have made wise only enough players to form one his respects to the Willard family. He piker bets with personal friends, but strong club to play against the island looked at Jess and extended hie gray. “BASEBALL PROGRAMME thing. It was a very good Imitation of • succumbing to the catch of the season i always that my club would'win." s will go. chin whiskers and began: It. If we could not forget the war al- I by Fender, the Sussex amateur. Kell-! Mr. Herrmann informed Chase that Frank Bancroft, business manager of T got a son who’s in the army that's BEING? 40NSI0ERED together, yet we could recapture all our | *way stayed in a long time for seven. ., would please him to hàvè thé player the Cincinnati Nationals, probably will six feet four, an' he looks as big as you, old memories of peace. Only to hear And both Macartney and Harbour fail RED CROSS WORK disprove the charges made against him. have charge of the expedition if he neighbor. I always wanted t«> drop in the Lords bell warning the spectators ed to sobre. The latter, however, had Nevertheless the suspension of the doe* not organise an all-star team to an’ tell you much obliged for lettin* my Chicago, Aug. ’22.—There will be no off the ground was to break the bonds bad luck In falling to a sensational catch by Hendren from quite a good player is to stand until the rlational tour this country, cows run in your west pasture They’s announcement i>f the detail» for the of khaki; and be back again In a flan North Ward Branch. some mighty gobd grass over there." world’s baseball series until official hit. A still took one wicket for five league disposes of his case. nel suit, with a packet of sandwiches The North Ward bran<4) held its "Will you give me your seat for Then, in the'side yard of Mr. Wil word is received from Beeretary-ef War in the pocket and a day’s happiness runs in nine overs. E. C. Kirk (the Prospective Tenant — I like the nickelT’ asked the tired woman in the lard’s Term, there was a young man Baker that the Government will ap- ahead. I know not any sound more Surrey left-hander and now Sergeant regular monthly meeting on Monday, from Ohio who "had read so much |.n \* of the game. President Ban John Instructor) had four for ten. and Fen room*, but thex view from the front crowded car. musical than that bell. Its best note der three for eight. August 19, in the rooms, Scott Build- windows Is rather monotonous. Jani And. be yanked up for a profiteer," about him." son. of the American League, said last is given at 11.20 in the morning;, later ing. Twelve members were present, night. The full score was as follows; tor—Well,'of course, mum, this In a flat, re jointed the rude small boy derisively. You know my father was ns big as on it lacks something of its early both convener and secretary being un \ not one o’ them sight-seein’ autos. Washington Star. you and 1 had an uncle that was bigger The details were worked out at the ecstacy. When people talk of the England XI. than him. They didn’t go in for right meeting of the National Baseball Com score of this or that opera, I «mile Scrgt -MaJ. H. T. W Hard Inge. avoidably absent. Mrs. Clarke occupied in’ much, but they used to argue tots." mission in Cincinnati yesterday and the pityingly to myself. They have never Ibw, b Kelleway ...... ig the chair, and Mrs. Jackson acted as Jess Likes the Undertaker. programme was then presented to the heard the true mu*to. Lance-Corpi. u. Gunn, run out.... 36 secretary. Tty treasurer’s report shew War Department, which ha* ruled that Comm. C. B. Fry, c Yeoman, b To a host of these visitors Willard Nor had the luncheon interval lost —'Moyes ...... 23 ed: Life membership account, 198 SO, the "work or fight" order shall apply anything of rite old. habit. As before; and hie wife open their home every to professional baseball players on Major How. L. H. Tennyson, -g Including Mr*. Hammond, $25; Mrs. day. The callers drop in more to see September 1 President Johnson said Xsmall boys took their turn on the Cocker,’ b Moyes ...... 6 Worthington. 125; R. W. Walker. $26; than to talk. Willard believes, and so he expected word from Secretary Baker n while their heroes were refresh Pte. E. Hemlreb, b Macartney ...... 2 Miss M. Partridge, $2; Mrs. Whiler, $2; he walks the floor before them and "within two or three days." ing themselves and threw each other Capt. P. F. Warner (capt.), b Bar- H. Robert^$2; Mrs. H. Robert*, 62; then sits -down in one of his big According to tentative plans, it is catches or Uiwled to each other with Mr. BarrietL EmSfrsr Adams. 31.50; P-A-l-N-T leather-cushioned chairs—the only proposed to start the series on Sep the name eagerness that their broth B«v. F. H. Gillingham, - Ibw, b Mr*. Baker, $1; Mrs WardeJt, $1; Mrs. style of furniture that the champion tember 4. ers had shown four years ago. How Kelleway ...... o Wicks, $1. Returns from concerts given has in his living room. John C. Heydler, secretary and act did they know that one a I wavs took a Lieut. P. G. 1$».Fender, b Macartney 11 by little children, 26c, 96c and 70c; Talmage D. Funk, an undertaker, is ing president of the National League, ball with one to Lords, so that not a Lieut. W. E. Ant 111, c Park, b Bar- from concert held at the home of Mrs. another prosperous citizen of the com Ininute of the day should be wasted? MeEwaji. Work Street, $5.60. Dona ac companied President Johnson to con Sergt -Instructor Ê. C. Kirk, c D. munity to whom Willard has taken a fer with the management of the Chi They were too young to have played tion*: Mrs. Tait (sale of two linen great liking. cago Nationals In regard to the series. with their brother* four years ago. And Taylor, h Moyes 'SrTTrrr...... 2 sheets. $4.54; H.. $5; Mr*. James SPECIALS the brothers -they are in khaki now. Capt. W. B. Franklin, not out...... 3 Robertson (per Mis* Bell), $10; pro Even the rain was welcome. Yes. It Extras ...... 28 ceed* of two card parties held in the rained, ho that we might miss nothing rooms, 125; proceed* ruffle electric fan. For 10 Days Only of our memories of the old Lord* we Total ...... 167 $27.10; French poodle, $7 64. proceed# A DAY AT LORDS kneW. It rained, and we gathered in ij Dominions XI. rummage sale. $29.75; making a total Here is where prices talk. Take advantage of these big savings the pavilion and cursed the weather, Lieut. C. Kelleway, c Hendren, b for the month of $206.11. Of this a* we had done SO many times; and Fender ...... '...... 7 amount expense* paid were: Char By Lieutenant A. A. Milne. Ave poked our heads out and told our Capt. R. L. Park, é Hendren, b Kirk. (V woman, $5; gas, 45c; telephone, $2; selves that it would clear up soon; W.-O. O. G. Macartney, c and b paid to headquarters; $198-66 SHIR WIN & WILLIAMS’ SHIR WIN * WILLIAMS’ and then it stopped raining, and the Astill ...... Prisoners0 of War Fund Showed for READY MIXED PAINTS INSIDE FLOOR PAINT The scene Is Ixords oir-a summer crowd round the ring clapped hopefully, Gunner J. H. Taylor, c Fender, b July: Subscriptions for upkeep of three morning in July. Fry and George Gunn and after a few minutes, less hope Kirk ...... prisoner*.4 $15; donations, Miss Ham, 13 colors left. are batting. Macartney and Kelleway fully. And then the - sun Came out. Major A. G. Moyes, c and b Fender, lo $4.36; Mrs. Burridge, $4; total, $23 35, 3 colors — Light Orange, are bowling. There is no war on, and and the sawdust came out. and the Major E. P. Barbour (capt ), c Hen which had been paid into headquarters. Reg. price $1.40. the absorbing question of the day is, umpires came out. and so. finally, out dren, b Kirk...... 0 The energetic secretary of this Light Yellow, and Yellow. who will win the Test Match, England Lieut. D. Taylor, b Kirk...... 2 branch of the• work, Mrs. Andrew, had Special ...... 95f came^tbé players and everybody was I ““ ‘ved news of the death of her or Australia? happy again. It needed that rain to Capt. B. O. Melle, c Hard Inge, b Huet "*?*' *! y-.gai. Reg. price $2.60. iveg.. put-e s*.-1...... 1 -on.killed M. kllin France, and a reso . I”. $1.95 bin were is something strange. We give ui. the full flavor" os" uie past. lution oi the tie*-pest sympathy witn have bought a "correct card of the But it was not my intention, when I Lieut. C. T. Dopker, not out...... 4 Special ...... $1.90 Extra Special Extras 10 Mrs. Andrew in her sorrow was passed match,** and we discover that Fry is betp*n. to write of the past, but to and the secretary was instructed to RAMSAY ’8, QTS., IN POUR described as "Commander C. B. Fry.1 record ths ...... present...... So let it be ____said Commander Fry—how very curie»*.' -**** 'iijr IMVV Rut there aremore surprising things to .Xhp f.0|> *?ore* wer<“ °unn. thirty- COLORS SHIR WIN A WILLIAMS’ . to bat. children of the North Ward School for Red, Slate, Green a n d on. STAIN Gunn, and the bowlers are not. as we Cream. Reg. price $1.25. thought. Macartney and Kelleway, but TO PLAY FINAL GAME a prize for the tard parties. A very Cherry. the bowling and fielding ot the Domin hearty vote of thanks wa* passed to Special...... $1.00 Warrant-Officer Macartney and Lieu ions was excellent and the outfield was tenant Kelleway! There is a war on IN A0A FOOTBALL the Wednesday workers and all who slow. Macartney and Kelleway each assisted them In making the recent Reg. price 75c. Extra after all! took two wickets and did most of the MOORE’S PAINT _ Yet if we close our eyes to the Khaki rummage wale a success. With the pro bowling, but the best analyses were Vancouver, Aug. 22.—The champion ceeds of this sale two motors for the Special . 50< all around us, If we hand our “correct obtained by the two Majors. Barbour Mi-gal. Reg. price #2.60. ship of the senior division of the Main sewing machines were purchased. card” to our neighbor for a moment, (two for nineteen) and Mayes (three These are now in use in the rooms and Special price .....$1.95 we can live again one of those delight for nineteen. Barbour also cap land Football Association will be de aie a great assistante to the workers. ful days which eeem now so very far tained the side and shook hands with cided Saturday next at Brockton Polht; The raffle committee reported that 14-gal. Reg. price $1.40. EXTERIOR LIQUID PAINT away; the days when-the world was the King. He did both with consider able ability. Warner ami Fry were when those old rivals, the Coughlan the French poodle drawn on August 15 Special price ...... B&f TRES SPEAKER at peace, and a stolen morning at Thistles end the Shamrocks will battle was won by Mrs. Rogers, Oxford Street, White. V^-gals. Special Ldfde—the sweeter for the knowledge also presented to his Majesty, who with ticket 167; also that tickets for playing good ball for Cleveland, who watched the game for an hour and a in the final championship match. The SHIR WIN A WILLIAMS’ at ...... $1.90 that we ought really to be elsewhere— half In the morning, and was greeted the raffle of the fern, given to the are running the Red Sox close in pen was one of the truest pleasures that game, which will be played under branch by Mrs, Ptrie, are now on sale. ■ l ant fight. with enormou* enthusiasm as he came FL00RLA0 London had to offer For Dunn (chev on to the ground. Fry was beautiful atriotlc auspices, will atari at 3 o’clock This fern will shortly be put on exhi Bapco Floor Varnish, quarts, bition In the window op Hillside ave GAME 18 OFF. ron or ho chevron), is batting with the ly caught, low-down with one hand, by sharp with Bob Cavers handling the A high-grade varnish stain. at ...... $1.25 ual charm that ‘ Is always his, Yeoman (Staff - Quartermaster - Ser nue. whistle. The card committee annotuiced that 5 eolork—Cherry, Green, Ma Toronto, Aug 21.--There Is little whether he makes runs or no, and geant); and It. L. Park (Captain) The Thistles and Shamrocks are tied closed the Innings by judging perfectly the military five hundred i art les will hogany, Light Mahogany, Bapco Linoleum Varnish, likelihood that the proposed game be Pry’s drives and leg-glances are the for first place in the senior race. That continue throughout the fall and win tween the Athletics of St. vathnrinee same strokes that he refreshed us with A. swerving skier from Astill. The the teams are even matched Is indi quarts $1.25 latter, now a lieutenant, and before the ter every fortnight; fy there will be _. Dark Mahogany. and Ottawa, N. L. U. champions, will tong befohe Warrant-Officer Macartney cated in the scoring records, which another one on August 3$ at 8 34 p.m. •war Leicestershire’s youngest and most show that every match has resulted In Special Furniture Varnish, be played on ,the dates suggested, The- was called upon-by King’s Regulations premising bowler, Is Undoubtedly a Pints. Beg. price 65c. Sale iC. L. A. championship is » long way to salute him. Theq we took round us a close battle with honors even. The from members of the committee. Prises test match player of the future. He Thistle won one match by ft pemüty price ...... 50< __ quarts ...... 60f from being settled. Leaslde Indians again, ând See everywhere soldiers; wé is about twenty-two now, so there will are given and any Information about have a protested game with the Ath read on our card that an England XI. be plenty of time to beat the Germans goal but this was later protested and the partie» can be obtained by ’phoneF letics to be considered, and if It Is Is ’playing a Dominions’ XI J«ty first. But I prophesy that one day he the protest sustained and the match 2810L. detWed in their favor they will be on ordered replayed next Saturday. The 12, 1918, a benefit match for King will make quite a lot of tons for Eng Girls Help Work. even terms with the Athletics. The George’s Fund for Sailors, and we rea land, if he is not too busy taking championship hinges on the result of Maltlands have been materially wickéts. this week’s clash. Both teams will be Much Interest was shown on Wed strengthened and by winning all their lise how far Indeed we have travelled nesday afternoon In a Red Cross sale B.C. HARDWARE from those pleasant peaceful days The Dominions were left with three at full strength and one of the keen remaining games can tie the leader* hours In which to make 166 runs. But est football battles witnessed In years of work, which two little girls of eleven President Querrte. of the C. L. A., said when battles were fought under the M. on the mainland Is expected to result. and twelve years of age—Mies Ella C. C. Conventions, and Propaganda they had only Just begun to make them this morning that the Athletics were when the rain came. When it stopped Bob Mercer has the Irishmen all Abbott and Miss Evelyn Wheeler, held AND PAINT CO., U£D. decidedly premature In arranging Offensives were conducted only against they had less than ah hour and a half primsd for a strenuous game, , while at Richmond Avenue. These girls had games with Ottawa. It Is the opinion Selection Committees. Ah, how long to make 167 runs. Chiefly owing to Manager 8am Thornton, of the Thistles, worked hard to make their sale a suc 717 Fort Street Phone 82 here that the Leaslde Indian* on their will It be before those days come back magnificent catching by England, they has -had hie players out for workouts cess, and as a result have eleven dol showing Saturday ar# â belter team ta tie? lost eight wickets thirty-four. and will have them well conditioned for lars to hand over to the Red Crues thaw the Filageraid - Kails combination Yet If July 33 was not quite the real * Moyes made the top score (ten) before a hard tussle. Society. V 18 YltTTOKTX TIXTCY TIMES, FRIDAY, ÂTTOTTST 23,1918 ~ -- - . ------ENTERTAINMENT AT Local Fresh Eggs CAn RESTHAVEN HOSPITAL Ivance^iJtMnmjVlddes 0 Per Doz. . . . Vvv Tuesday Evening Gathering MORTON ’S SPICED HERRING Large tin...... 25c Was Heartily Enjoyed; Mov The First Fait Coats Are Now on Display in'Qur MORTON S KIPPERED HERRING ing Pictures Large tin ...... 25c Mantle Section—First Floor SMOKED SALMON LOAP More interesting than usual because Coats will be unusually popular this fall. The garments now being Tin ...... I....;...... Military Y. C. A entertainments 25c are thS only foAn of entertainment shown will reveal the general style tendencies, and that" is the purpose of this display. SMOKED HALIBUT LOAP regularly conducted by any agency at An Attractive Coat is fashioned of dark, brown velour with bolero effect at back, short-waisted, with belt, Tin ...... , ..25c Resthavei^Hospltal-Hto quietly nestled slash pockets and large convertible collar. Price...... $32.50 MONARCH CATSUP on Its island home seme twenty-two mHee from Victoria- No wonder, then, A Beautiful Coat of fawn velour, with novelty pockets, fancy stitched belt and large skunk collar. Bottle ...... 25c that the targe hall at the -Resthaven l'riee ...... $65.00 WHITE PICKLING ONIONS Military Hospital was crowded with Something quite new in dark green velour, with new style pockets and belt, large collar trimmed with 2 Uhi...... 35c convalescent soldiers at ww*1'weekly black pjuah. Price ...... ;...... $47.50 picture show and cojaieert arranged by the Military Department of the Y. M. Stylish Blanket Cloth Coat in a pretty blue mixture with large grey plush collar; high-waisted effect, with belt and fancy pockela; button trimmed. Price ...... $35.00 / LAGER BEER EXTRACT C. A. And not only soldier» and the Tin ...... nursing staff, but many nearby friehds $1.50 flocked to attend this Tuesday evening & “treat.” Besides the hospital and its Stylish Tweed Suits for Early Fall Wear cheery Inmates, its courteous staff and excellent equipment, a visitor Is at Here are the first of the new season’s Suits. They are smart-lookiug garments of Donegal and Harris tracted by the beauty of the grounds mixtures: , and the picturesque variety of quaint DIXI ROSS1 land and water scenes. One may also Smart Suits in grey and brown mixtures. The coats are pleated at back, with belt all around; button trim find Interest and satisfaction in a visit med. Flared skirts. Price...... ts...... $25.00 'Quality Grocer*” 1317 Government Street to the vocational school, where men masw&nmsimm^ Ufy. MfttotDb IbKtoeiebL alsy skmrtms>*» PM^ Xttit. bqUstl.iioatai. shads»,sLjWMr lwwa aad,f»wti,,VrwA,*„ «JMStiSg. ' "* GAUfAM ‘Ptidb BOAkDtiCENMEtiTSIO ' and-, model workshops for various h Suits in dark grey mixtures, belted coats, well lined and smartly cut skirts. Price...... $32.50 trades and professions \ Becoming Suits in Norfolk and plain styles, with belt and trimmed with fancy buttons ; shown in green A Moving Picture Shew. un/i (vt-otr Peio.i - _ * ’ EQC AA This week, instead of the usual serial and grey. Prjce $35.00 picture provided by the Pathe Ex These Suits feature the longer coats, with____ slightly_ ____fitting„ __backs.__They are well tailored and trimmed with Oven Glass Casseroles change, a vividly illustrated series of topical films supplied to the Military strapping of twe<^. Grey and heather mixtures. Price ...... $39.50 $2.00 $2.25 These are very good value T. M. C. A. by the’Ford Motor Com pany were exhibited. This enterprising $2.70 $3.05 and quality. company has created another useful channel for Its many activities In an onedavor to make Canadian life .and Take Our Advice—Buy Your SPECIAL DRAKE HARDWARE CO., LTD. work, scenery and industry, more wide Till Deuglas Street Phene 1646 ly known and advertised. The photo graphy was of a high order and the J Flannelettes Now practical value of the films was fully 34 Inch White appreciated by the Resthaven audience. Our fall showing of Flannelettes comprises the best British ami Canadian makes. VANCOUVER ISLAND FRUIT LANDS, LIMITED The reels shown Included ‘The Story The prices we quote for these goods is considerably lower than the quotations at the Flannelette for \ Belmont Building. VleteNa, 8. C.. Phone MM of s Grain of Wheat”—tracing its course from the preparation af prairie mills to-day. Buy early is our recommendation.* EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT soil to a baker’s delivery at an Eastern 25c Yard Distributors for British Columbia, for THE CLEVELAND TRACTOR. HOMB city residence, and “The making of a White Flannelettes—-These goods are quite pure Striped Flannelette, In a variety of neat stripes, Here is a high-grade Flannelette, . CANNING OUTFITS. OYNETO ISOLATED Canadian Magazine." beginning with *a in finish and thoroughly reliable tor wear. for shirts and pyjama* quite pure in finish, nice warm LIGHTING PLANTS river and pulp-mill scene In Quebec 28 In wide, yard. 20$ and ...... 26$ and concluding with the finished pro 27 in. wide, yard, 16$ and ...... 20$ surface, even, durable weave. Just duct ready for mailing across the 84 in. wide, yard ...... 30$ 30 in. wide, yard ...... ,30$ 36 In. wide, yard, 36$. 45$ and ...... 50$ the thing for children’s OF « continent. Films of Indian life and 24 In. wide (Horrocksee), yard ...... \ .40$ hunting, the work of Dominion fish 86 in. wide, Flanduro, yard ...... 56$ wear, 34 in. wide. Yard,. £l*J L hatcheries and various events of cur 86 in. wide (Horrocksee). yard .60$ —Basement New Island Potatoes rent interest wen» also displayed, with Now arriving daily. $3.00 per 104 lbe. humorous caricatures interspersed at appropriate intervals. The adventures Tel. 41S. Canadian Pood Board of the circus elephant ”Mabel" evoked Womens Underwear 7M Yates. SYLVESTER FEED Cl. License S-S7S1, S-4M. roars of daughter, and all would agree Umbrellas—Be Prepared with the title of another film that Broncho busting Is real riport ! " (Treat for Present Wear satisfaction was expressed' with the new screen, furnished through the -for a Rainy Day Women’» Silkoline Fine Ribbed V*et* in flesh generosity of the Great War.-Next-of color and whiter no sleeves, also narrow rib Kin Association, and. due appreciation Umbrellas at low prices that you can afford to lend or >oae. bon shoulder strap for evening wear. Prices, was also given to the operat->> of the Smart styles also, with the abort swagger sticks and loops. *1.25 to ...... *1.50 lantern. H. G. Estahrook. military work secretary of the Y M. C. A.', who in Colored Silk Umbrellas for rain or shine. Women's Silkoline Union Suits In white only, conjunction with the Military HervifF with low neck, no sleeve and tight knee. ALADDIN Committee, is directly responsible* for Colored Silk Umbrellas, in shades of navy, purple and black, Price ...... *3,25 these weekly entertainments. Similar with edge of contrasting colors, short handles, with cord at Union Suits for Women, In fine ribbed white arrangements have been successfully cotton, with low neck, short oc no sleeve* conducted- at Quallcum Convalescent tached, at ...... $7.50 DYE SOAP Hospital, both centres enjoying the tight or loose knee; sises 36 to 42. Price* benefits of this service rendered weekly An Extra Fine Gloria-Covered Umbrella, with plain wood 75$ to ...... ?...... *1.00 Colors While it Cleans without interruption since April last. handles or silver mountings, of the new length and cord at Women's Knickers in sky pink and white. Musical Programme. Prie* *1.00 to ...... *1.25 Simply wash the goods with tached, at $4.75, $5.75 and ...... $6.75 Aladdin, the dyeing will take The vocal and instrumental pro Women's Fine White Lisle Vest* in low neck, gramme at this week's visit to Rest Gloria-Covered Umbrellas of useful sises, medium length han with or without sleeve* hemstitched and care of itself. No boiling. haven was provided by the Misses Bell, Will not stain the hands. All dles, in plain or fancy mountings, at...... $3.50 fancy yokes; sises 38 to 44. Prices, 75$ of Victoria and Miss Morley. of Sid —t»-™...... 95$ colors. Per Cake...... 16$ ney. Miss Winifred Bell’s clear, sweet voice was heard to good advantage A Useful Everyday Umbrella, with long handle, sterling silver S Dozen Only, Women’s Vest* extra value* in her sympathetic Interpretation of trimming and Gloria covered. Special ...... $2.50 , Style, low neck, short sleeve. This line is several inspiring songs, including "In specially priced at ...... 49$ JOHN COCHRANE an Old-Fashioned Town,* *T Hear Heavy Cotton-Covered Umbrellas of useful sises, straight Thrush At Eve" and "The Beat of Women’s Ribbed White Cotton Vest* in low DRUGGIST Passionate Heart." KAch brought the handles, in plain or fancy carvings, at $1.25, $1.75 neck, with or without sleeves. Price... 29$ a'Week N.W. Cor. Tates and Douglas talented vocalist a chorus of approval and ...... $2.00 Children’s Summer Knit Ve«t* low neck, short 6ta. of the B. C. Electric Clock. and applause. Miss B. Bell ably ac or no sleeves. Price* 25$ id ...... 40$ < will put this companied her sister and contributed i —Main Floor effectively to the evening’s music. —Main Floor While the pictures were being display ed Mbs Morley proved an accomplish Forthcoming Sales ed and versatile pianist. JH*er services in this respect were gratefully recog 'Women's and Victrola nized. Ladies* Gloves of Dependable | Messrs. Stewart Williuni&Co. Citizens Help. In your homo right It was announced that next Tues Children's Instructed, will sell by Public day's programme would Include a serial away. Good music and Duly film now being shown in a Vancouver Auction Qualities y hearty fun. Why not theatre. -Due acknowledgment was On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2$th, at made of the valued and highly appreci Hosiery—At A Smart Lin. ef Trafouu. Cloves In all colors, Childran’s Long and Shert Silk devra In white 1 o’clock, at 1*04 Harrison St„ Fur ated contribution on the part of Vic black, whit* grey, green, tan. champagne, also surprise your family toria’s «talented musicians who aocotn only, suitable For summer wear; In elles 1 to niture and «Effect*. black with white and champagne with black with s Victrola newt pan y the military work secretary oi. tractively Priced o »nd white with black points. A neat fitting Prie» 75* and ...... $1.00 On THURSDAY, AUGUST 2Sth, at 1 the weekly trip of the Red Triangle glove, with two dome fasteners at wrist; in A Coed Range of Ladira’ G.ui.tl.t/$lov«Wmade car. thus affording the Resthaven sol Ladies' Radium Silk Hose, with elastic top* Sold by o'clock, at 418 Beach Drive, Furni diers and nurses a variety of pro all sises 5*4 to 7*4. Price ...... *2.25 ture and Effect* high spliced heel* double soles; colors, smoke, of a lirons leather In tan, wUTetlff cuff and gramme and providing a pleasant grey, silver, gold, champagne, navy, black and Washable Chamois Glove* made of a good On TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3rd, at 2 diversion from the routine of hospital one dome faitenor at wrist. /Suitable for driv life which is always welcomed. white; all else* Price, *1.25 to ....*1.50 washing leather In white and natural, in ing. in all allé» lint Price ...... $S.M o’clock, at Messrs Carter & Hons” Fownea’ and Perrins’ make; one or two dome Show Rooms, Courtney St„ Furni The Weekly Round. Women’s Silk Boot and Silk Lisle Hose, with The New Clove af Silk Knit, put! over effect. In Heintzman elastic tops and reinforced heels and toes; fasteners at wrist Easily washed. ' In sises ture and Effects, removed from Following the scheduled plans, Wed white only; neat fitting, easll> washed. Suit colors pink, champagne, grey, tan. black and 5*4 to 7*4. Price...... *2.00 Hampton Court. nesday evening the moving picture able- to wear with sl|k sweaters. In all else», white. Price ...... 75$ The Kayeer Silk Glove* in Canadian make, in For further particulars apply to machine was engaged at the Y. M. C. A. price, per pair ...... 91.75 & Co., Ltd, hut in the Willows Camp, where about Women’s Lisle Hose, with elastic tops and black, whit* pongee and grey, also eanm,,col STEWART WILLIAMS two hundred men passed a couple of ors with black points, double tipped; two A Lins of Ladies* Lists Thread 0lavra in while Opposite Post Office. double soles; colors silver, black and white; The Auctioneer. hours happily on a rainy night. Yes sixes 8% to 10. Price ...... '...... 50$ dome fasteners at wrist; suitable for present only, suitable for beach wear; easily washed. 410 and 411 Hayward Block. terday morning Mr.-Estabrook left for wear; in all sise* To sell at 85$, *1.25. In all sises. Per pair ...... SOf Quallcum, and on his return to the city Women’s Cotton Hose, with elastic tops and re *1.50 and ...... *1.72 Phone 1324. this evening will conduct a similar en inforced heels and toes; tan, black and,white. v. A Goad Line n£ Kid Gloves In Fownes* make. In tertainment for men of the navy in the AU sise* Prie* 3 pairs for ...... *1.00 The Kayeer Chamoisette Gloves In a good vari colors of black, white, tan, brown and grey, Sailors’ Home at Esquivait. ety of colors ’in white, grey, mastic, natural, Children’s 1-L Rib Hose, In black only; sises 6 also white with black pointa; oversewn seams; also white with black points. A neat fitting B. JONES to 9%. Prie* 3 pairs for ...... *1.09 „ two dome fasteners at wrist; In all sties. To „Xk>v* easily washed; In sites 6*4 to 7%. ■til •» ••••...... v$1.60 ‘23* WEATHER t —Main Floor Fries ...... *1.25 —Main Floor Dally Bulletin *wrnlahed by the Victoria Meteor i OUR FRIPES ological Department. Victoria. Aug. 23 —« a m —The baro - Dr apery .Velvet Say moréTor themselves than a whole newspaper fulf of meter is low over Northern B. C.. accom talk—They are CASH anrt CARRY PRICES—ABSOLUTE panied by heavy rains, while from Van LY THE LOWEST. couver Island eastward fair weather pre Curtain Less Than and Velour at vails Local thunderstorms are reported In the prairie provinces. Wholesale H Reporta Materials 39c $1.98 Yard 6 Victoria—Barometer, 30.28; tempera • Size, 6-9 x 9-0 —SPECIALS SATURDAY—6 E ture. maximum yesterday, 68; minimum. Alberta Creamery Butter, 63$ per lb. L 6S; wind, 8 miles W.; rain, .08; weather, Yard Sale Price $25.95 High-Grade Velvet and Velour for 3 lbs...... clear. $1.56 p Vancouver—Barometer; 30 08; tempera Worth to-day, $37.50 drapery and upholstering purposes. Fine1 Large Duchess Apples ture. maximum yesterday, 68; minimum. A choice selection of these much wanted Per box ...... i...... 60. wind, 4 miles 8. E.; rain, .02; weather, goods go on sale Saturday morning. Size, 9 0 x 10-6 Fine velour in shades of Oriental $1.50 Y cloudy. Elbert a Preserving Peaches — Kamloops—Barometer. 30 18; tempera A choice of neat « all-over filet net, blue, soft green, golden brown, mul Per crate ...... O ture, maximum yesterday. 74: minimum. Sale Price $38.75 $1.84 82; wind, 4 miles 8. E.; rain, .02; weather, Scotch Madras mualin, hemstitched berry. Very heavy upholstering vel U cloudy. Worth to-day, $57.50 Choice Large Cantgldhpee ribbon-edge marquisette, fine lace- Each ...... 19c R. Barkervllle—Barometer, 80.14; tempera Size, 9-0 x 12 ft. vet in a bold tan and black stripe. ture. .-maximum yesterday. 68; minimum, edge voile scrims ; shades of white, Ne. 1 Tomatoes S 60; wind, calm; rain, .18; weather, rain. Worth $3.50 last season. Reg. $2.50, Large Baskets ...... 38c Prince Rupert—Barometer, 29.84; tem cream and ecru ; 36 to 38 inches wide. Sale Price $41.50 E perature. maximum yesterday. 62; mini $2.75 tod $3.00 values. On sale Victoria I L mum. 64; wind, J8-Britan g. W.7 ram,.St; Values to 76e yard. Saturday, spe Worth to-day, $65.00 — -4-lb tin weather,' rain. 73c F Grand Forks—Temperature, maximum cial, yard ...... 39^ Saturday ...... $1.98 yesterday. 70; rain, .18. Nelson—Temperature, maximum yester day, 86; min, .10. WntTHMOB WAISTS, $1.60. WKLWOBTH WAISTS, $2.85 ^ E. B. JONES Penticton ...... 89 Calgary À...... 68 It’a worth a special visit to our store Prudent, thinking, thrifty, well- DIAMOND" Cash and Carry Edmonton ...... 70 to-morrow to get one of these new Qu’Appelle ...... ; ...... ». 70 dressed women the country over are WHEkg PRICES DO THE TALKING ...... It 17 Waists. ; buying these Waists, „ , , „ Ottawa...... 81 Fm. Central License AppiiM tor. » 189 Yates St. Montreal ...... “a...,.,..,. Ul Mi tiU. Î8 Phone 6810 St. John...... ;....68 •41 YATES ST. King Ehiri ilk. Halifax...... 78*y Rhone 1483 11 hand gwidf. false teeth. Call anywhere, PLIMLEY, her of tire* of a well-known make Jn KIND17RGARTEN AND PRF.PARATOti No advertisenrient.for less than 16c. No anytime. Phone 221W Evening*. 831R. 11 Aaronaoyi’a Aaron son's both plain and non-skid at 88 per cent, BCHOOL—Plano studio. Miss Cox, 171 advert t cm en t ,/ch ar red for lees than one SOUTHALL for sio'ves and ranges 833 Sell l Johnson Street. Victoria. B. C. oil present I let. They are really an ex Hampshire Road. Oak Bay ‘doHar / Fort Street. Colls made and connected; UNFURNIdHEQ H^UdEt ~ *• 8M «2$-32 cellent Hue • Watch our ads. for the Diamond# Old COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOE In ewrnuMn* the number of words In exchange* made Phone 4318. . .. “RKtjf.KA'CE tX>TTAGE” for rent from Sliver TH i; next few weeks, as in preparation for an advert icement. estimate group* PRESCRIPTIONS accurately filled, next Monday, on waterfront. Portage 'as’DiSiiî.9 itcwe - moving to iurger premises we shall be 1167 Rockland Ave. Phone 63. three or less figure* as one word. Dollar cetfs Drug Store. Inlet. to Wilkinson New Road. “ "■ Second-hand offering specials on many lines of goods lus on application ■narks a/d all abbreviations count as one Mangold Station, partly furnished Mr* Plimley’s. 727 J«*hnson Street. K27-31 ENGINEERING iN8TRUCT1ON8J Word / GARDEN TOOLS sharpened and repair Sutcliffe. 8trawh«»rry Vale P. O a24.-18 Advertiser* who eo desire may have ed; keys made to fit any lock. Price, Diamonds. Anttqnes. Thoeoughlv*1! Instructed for certifiestW repli&m addressed to ■ box at The Times locksmith. 837 Fort. Phone 448. It < Apply 104 Italian Road Jewrtiy. Old -Gold and V. Nig I 2878Y. marine, rtstionary, Dlesél. W. O. 1M Silver Bought and Sold Tel. 229 OW/e and forwarded to thêtr private ad WINDOWS, doors. Interior finish, rough 4*21-1* THE COST OF LIVING terburn, 321 Central Bldg. Phones 34* dress. A charge of 18c. Is made fer this or dropped lumber, sb'ngles, etc. City BEGG MOTOR C$~. LTD. 837 View and 4311L. •series. NINE ROOMS. Harbinger Ave, $h* *. has Jumped another notch. You can hand or country orders receive careful at room*. Merritt Street. $15. A. S. Bar A ARONSON'S, _ - * $36 Fort. Cadillac Agency. R. A. Play MU^C / Birth marriage, death and . funeral tention W. Whittington Lumber ton < V ntral EUdR , all 1 * Old Man IÎ1 a pretty good wallop If you fair. Mgr. Tel ?0*S. Distributors for Bettor*, le. per word per Insertion. fe buy a Cleveland cycle You won’t NEED Chevrolet, Dodge Brothers, Co., Ltd., Bridge and Hillside.______U Chalmers, MANDOUN Cfasnlfled advertisements may be tele TO 1. ET—l N I1! tt NISI IE? 1801 Government St.. Next to White Lunch Hudson and CxdHtec Motor Cars phoned to The Times Office, but such HILLSIDE DISTRICT—Four g«s»d houses We guarantee for a year. PLOWRromre music school. advertisement* should afterwards be con from The Victoria Fumltura C», to rent from $12 to $25 per month. BA I. MORAL AUTO .«TAND—4$even-pas- Brown Block. 1116 Broad Rt. Phone 161 firmed in writing. Office open from t MALLEABLE and steel ranges. Il Mr Further particulars. Aaronson’s Aaronson*» HARRIS A SMITH, eenger autos for hire. Jas. Morgan or 1111L2. Hours: 1 to 9.38 pm. a. m to I p. m ______week. Phone 4888. 2081 Government tit BURDICK BROS A BRETT. LTD. Sen Sell 1M6 BROAD ST. Phone» 3788-2831L 81 Other hours by appointment •• Diamonds Old SHELL GARAGE, LTD., 1M View Street. STATIONERY, china, toys, hardware FOR 8A1.E*-Indian motorcycle and side HELP WANTED—MALE FAIR FI ELI*—Good H-rrs»m house, rent Silver Expert repairs, all auto work guaran BANK) C1UTTA1 and net lone. 263 Cook Bt T. J Adeney. $3« car A pply Box 131*. Tiines_____ a?I*-32 teed. National rubber ttroftiler ends all JWÔOOXlFltS—“Many a man who Is In Phon.- 845S ' ' like a fish out of SCUFT1E ALLAN, licensed a«*W. RüT» house, large kitchen stove with house, WE CATER to the most particular In keep your chain well lubricated with GET YOUR CAR WASHED t»y the DANCE every Raturday evening. A 1*1 { • and sells sacks, rags and bottles, etc.. open fireplaces In 3 rooms, lot 1 <*0X150. printed matter requirements. The Dhatnoltne; It costs 2Sc a large tube Revereomb Motor Co. all-31 andra Ballroom. Ladle* 26c. gents ME Jo. 7h6 Tates St: Birthday In large or small quantities; beet real $3** per month Quality Proas Phone 6778. 8$ The Massey Silver Ribbon Is the peer of Ossrd's orchestre. Mrs. Boyd, mil * \ < Jids and i ards for all prices given. Address 1141 North BVRDICK BROS * BRETT. LTD. Canadian bicycles Rtdd only by us. JAMES BAY GARAGE. 616 St John St Thos. Ptlmley, <11 View Street ...Pkbtte 4144. Kopelrs specialty. Cars \ ______occasions a-3-» Park Street. Phqne 8T88. li 623 Fort Street Rhone 132-133 HOTELS cmr.riREN R school or dancTSI i -______[______a2 4 - i 8 stored. Gasoline and oils. Batteries COOPER’S BOMBAY CHUTNEY •SNAP— Drop-head Singer machine, chain Wanted 1 charged Si opens Saturday afternoon at ?• o’clocf i IS JOHNNY ON THE SPOT stitch, light running. $18. 718 Yates. ►R RENŸ^Hou. es,'furnished and tin- Sept. 7. Alexandra Ballroom. Ballroo ! aï4-12 urnlehed. Lloyd-Young A Russell, 1818 Second-hand Bicycles WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS dances, fancy dar.ee» and Del Sari j V \NTKI1— Mun. to deltv.r by «iiX'Mi Broad Street. Phone 4681 taught Mr* Boyd, teacher, assist4 4 I'hone 2871. cm- apply at 1112s Fori ^St. ONE Sin* latest edition Encyclopaedia TATLOR. *VANTED —4-idd Job» in carpenter work, by Josephine White, of Ixmdon. Phoi , Britannica, India paper, and hound In FURNISHED HOUSES repairing fence» or building», or erecting Mrs Boyd. Campbell Bldg., from 9.38 1 I new ones, apartment house repair* a iy A NTIÎD—TV.» men !<• clear land. Apply limp suede full leather, with special de Bicycle Dealer and Repairer. li 38 a. m. ______s9-| signed mahogany bookcase, for $175. Fl ItNlSHKD COTTAGE to let at Cor HOTEL WEST HOLM*. specialty Phone 189 4L. S17-13 LATEST DANCES TAUGHT—Mrs. Boyl , 92 6 Em ! ' Wished price $275. T N Hlbben A S dova Bay. Phone 3108 a22-18 1222 Government St. REJ*AIIWÎR of_ gramophone* and_aewlng tMcher. Alexandra Ballroom (all 1^, W ANTED- Rocmlng clerk mu*t l>e well •______* sl2tf-12 Everything new—even the eloctrto alga .machine», late Hudi educated and have experience-in book TO LET—FIrRNISHKI Cycles and Accessories Bay. Calgary J^ns private). To arrange dates phoil kÔR SALE- «rasH KoglTTh baby buggy. BELMONT AVENUE, #«*ar F«t Street ‘ Phone 3811L a21-13 Stiidio. II# Campbell Bldg.. 8 to lg| keeping A indy Manager. Em pres* almost new 181 011re Ktreet a^7r!2 CHEAPE5TT STORE In town for your Hotel ^ •‘•^6-8 Very desiiwbl#- six-roomed bungalow, D PIANO wanted, state make ami 6X»R SALE—One parku mil*1 thrve-holc w'ilh sleephur |M»rch and garage. l*os- . bicycle repairs and troubles. Motor lowest c«>h twice : or would give good" COLLECTOR wanted by local firm; slate MMtion SepOi*ber 1. I‘articular» on MISCELLANEOUS cycle. Bicycle and Supply Store, 154 SHORTHAND km* range aitd fruit Jar* Harbinger Yates Street SI home during owner's absence; no experience and salary required. Box Avenue. u 24-12 application. family. 1051 View Street «26-13 UREGG SHORTHAND THEORY lir.ü. Times a23-8 HEISTERMANf FORMAN A CO.. TON I FOAM energise* the scalp and re TYPEWRITING Hashes, for begin WEB LEY REVOLVER, mark 111 3* »;<>H View Street NwM 61 moves aU unhealthy accumulations. AUTOMOBILES ANTED—Dry bones, any kind, any calibre, perfect order. suitable for 60c. and $1. druggists and barbers. 61 quantity, delivered our store, price raid only Inquire 308 B. C. Permanent I hunter. SIR Box 12**». Times. a27-12 a24-l6 $25 per ton Sylvester Feed Co. 709 Building. 7 p. m. e‘ A QUANTITY ef old newspapers for ate* Street. SHORTHAND PCHOOÛ 1011 FIRST IMPRESSIONS are Iwtding You ROOM AND BOARD App> Circulation Office. V CAST OFF Cloth IIng of any descriptiond< ment Street. Shorthand, typewrit! f arpentera, pipe-fitters. laborers and can make them good, if we print your J88tf-6t RELIABLE CARS bookkeeping thoroughly taught. B. electrician, for James Island. letter-head*. UusinesH cards, etc I»oiie WANTKIX-By______married couple.. hbard MARKED TO CLEAR bought and best noose paid Fenton.F< 641 & Son. 825 Courtney Street, upstairs 1U only, close to‘ "Gonsales * '(eights.Height*. Apply uiano tuner Graduate of Johnson Phone 2211. Evening. 6S4R. II Macmillan. prlncipaT Phone |74. Mrs. Napier Denison, the “Observa- _____ for the Blind. Halifax. 161 South A pply BRAT*Bi:RY BOX jTOP MACHINE. |»er- tory," Gonsalet» Heights; Fowl Bay. Turner Street Phone 1212L >24-61 GROWERS—We will contract to buy cu CANADIAN I'.X IM/iSl VKS. I.TI». fect Mitcher, $5. 718 Yates. Only one cumbers, cauliflower red cabbage ant SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE | • - Atn--**a. W4< . Vi toria, tt-C. aZA-9 M-M twtkia ' tba~ ~eoone. . pâckUtig oaloaa. The Western Piokilm .... i I >—R»s»rh and board for gentle- nwuwir__*47______omj._____ . ______Work», Ltd.. Victoria. B. C. Canadi WAITED—By reTVîflIHr RoWfler, llg f < THE ISLAND EXCHANGE man. by the week, close in; Mate terms. next to Terry’s. Catering to private HUDSON SIX- Food Board License No. 14-65. 11 employment of any kind. Box 13 Box 1240. Time*. a23-24 parties a specialty Open from 12 to T. Equal in appear»nee and Time*. :’ «26-1 wanted. Victoria4 (Tin Big Bec»nd-!nmd Furnttore Ftort). Canada Food Board LHeeose No MKN—We pay the htyhoot prices for dis MARRIED MAV, agi $7. exempt, gener Plumbing Co.; 1053 Pa»a ndors. «26-S TUB BON-mMBB carded clothing. rtoM 6889 In morn- 733 to 743 Fort 8t. Rooms, with or without 18-1611. 61 CHALMlCRd- in^» or evening», er bring them te 686 office and banking ex|»erience. office WANTED—Third-clows steam engineer. moderate. l’bone 8867L. 1817. six-cylinder, has light outside work, willing to go to tl v/lth electrical experience, fjf work In SPECIAL BARGAIN. LOST bad very little running. country. Bpx-1243, Timex «23- |M»wer house up « <»untr> : steady em ROOM AND BOARD, home cooking; rea- STUDEBaKER- WHY KEEP your old false teeth, crowns ployment : state salary expected and Fine Toned Cottage Piano In Walnut Case. eonable terms. 841 Pandora 8t Phone WKi*NESDAY EVENING, between end bridge work when you can sell UNFURNISHED SUITES experience. Apply to Box 8784, this $135 W 4364L. «17U-24 •n Road and city, dark overcoat, them at 1 1 Johnson Street? HUPMOBILE— RUfTE FOR RLNT—Apartment W