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FOREST SMOKE JAPAN AND FAR APPEALS OF MEN SEARCH FOR BODY HAMPERS BABINE EASTERN REPUBLIC IN ENGLISH BAY «GAIN MADE PLAIN WHO ASSASSINATED PLANE SERVICE ALLEGE LONG !E • TO NEGOTIATE UNSUCCESSFUL SIR H. WILSON FAIL * Prince Rup?rrr-*ttfr- 3. The Lar­ Tokio. A ig. 3.—Th_- Japanese For­ Vancouver, Aug 3.*—Despite search SERIES OF POSTAL eign Office was ■•itlvi«*«‘U that the by the police f*atroI boat,, no trace sen monoplaiAg, which started re­ IT London. Aug. 3.—The Court of Chita Government had appointed Jan- o£ Nat Thomas, who is thought t<> .Criminal Appeal to-day h nom- nemo» Ua*el- Jxrtfvr' lu- negotiate w-Bh- i.ltipan and dismissed the appeals of ton and the Çaldne latke district. ox-er questions invoking the Far have gone over board from a canoe Joseph U'Hullivan and Reginald | has been compelled to return Jo Eastern Republic in connection with in English Bay on Monday night, has Dunn, under sentence of death for -... .PECOLA m Of ALBERTI -the contemplated withdrawal of the the assassination of Field Marshal Hazel ton. It was unable to make a yet been found. "Up to the present the police have Wilson. The appellants were not landing because of the dense smoke Japanese military expedition from FI- No Doubt on That Score De­ Employee Is Charged With Prospector Claims Area We ni a The time and place foi the Arbitration Hearing in Ottawa present at the hearing. received no inquiries for a missing sired. Says Horne fi^bm forest fires. * Numerous Offences Equals Ontario Field negotiations were not named. woman and the authorities are in­ Japan lias replied, asking the Gov­ clined to the belief that young Is Announced ernment of the Chita Republic to fix Thomas was alone at the time of the British Note Misunderstood in Considerable Sum of Money $800 a Ton One Geologist’s an early* date. tragedy. A. Smith. Ottawa, Named to United States Said to Be Missing - Estimate Be Chairman London. Aug. 30.—That Great Charged* with the theft of letters Edmonton. Aug. 3.—A special from the mail-», t'harles* Brigden. for­ Ottawa. Aup. 3.—(Çauadiaa Britain has no intention of sug­ merly employed as a sorter of unpaid dispatch to The Edmonton Bulle­ French Discussing fVçssV—The first raffling of th* letters at the local post office, was tin from Fitzgerald. Alta., vn gesting any alteration of her committed for trial by a- higher-court. viuuilEuiun buard appointed to financial obligations to th* in a preliminary hearing before Mag­ Fort M('Murray, dated August investigate the wage dispute be­ istrate Jay in the city police court tu- 2, says : United States .watv re-empha- OF OR. BELL v IL tween the Canadian railway The prosecution rested Its case af­ “That a find of silver in the Separation of Rhine enrapanies and theft shopmen vized in the House to-day by Sir ter the hearing of- the last i mon y of Villagers Regarded Telephone Many Men Go to New Nyl- barren lands northeast of that will lie held in Otta a Tt esdav Hubert Home. Chancellor of the. tue Deputy Postmaster and a Post point has been made which will Inventor One of Themselves “~“ stroom Diggings < ‘dice in»i>ector J. A. Aikman. for at II a. m.. it was announced Exehequer. in reviewing the the," accused, stated that he realized at least equal the silver mines a committal for trial was inevitable Area From Germany by Alex. Smith, chairman of the British position on German re­ Messages of Sympathy from Belt Extends to Border of and reserved argument. The ac­ of Northern Ontario is the word Hoard, this afternoon. cused. asked as to what he had to which hits Just reached here and The personnel of the Board wax parations. Many Countries Bechuanaland sav before being sent to the liigher which is substantiated by samples completed this morning with the" ap­ "I wish to make it clear beyond court, declined to make a statement, of silver ore brought into the North­ Paris. August 3.—Separation of the Rhineland from (iendany. pointment of Mr. Smith. Isaac I*it- all question of misapprehension." de­ Sydney. .X.3.. Aug 3 The entitv 1 London. Akg 3 . (Canadian 1'ri sr on the advice of counsel. The offence ern Trading Cofn+atny's |K>»t here by with its own Parliament anti a separ ate financial regime supervised blado. Winnipeg, represents (the com- clared Sir Robert, "that we recog­ town of Baddeck was . in mourning | Cable!—:A. sensation has been caused .» denied. Jack Sarcve. a prospector of this by the Allies, is a part 'of the scheme of penalties presented to panies and James Himpson, Toronto, nize to the full our obligation to pay | to-day for the noted inventor of the i 1 ; the reported discovery of a new A Serious Charge the employees. our debts to the United States and telephone, who died yesterday. In gold belt in the Transvaal stretching In theprellmloary hearing to-day "The ore was gone over carefully Premier Poincare as representative of the opinion of the French No information is yet available in we do not mean in any shape or form the thirty-five years in which Dr. ; from the border of Bechuanaland to Jhe fïertîmt several hundred letters by both the well-known geologists. Parliament and which he is known to have taken into considera­ official circles here as to whether to evade that obligation." Alexander Graham llell came here to' NyJatroom. had been tampered with in the Vic­ Dr. Hume and 'Dr O'Neill, xvho pro­ tion. dr not the railway companies will spend hts Summers he was regarded j A storekeeper m tt lone>> _D*r toria post Office ill the > ears If 17 and nounced the find .is tteing vei y London. Aug. 3 —The foundation of withhold application of the wage re- by the villagers as onenf themselves, j B**chuanaltnd saw ***djeaUon*J - following X • ars up to June of t his valuable The examinations mam: The scheme, which would be pul into effect upon thé tie fini te ] ’luciion until after the Board hui» Karl Balfour's note on war debts was year, and that the sum of 13.000 in­ _ . .. , , . ... I and sent* samples to an assa> ©mew by the geologists. Were conducted In­ refusal of the German Government to fulfill the agreement for handed down its .decision. the.payment of the debt to the United Although he was in falling health ; yotr.ething like a rush is proceeding volved as having disap'ieared from dependently and at different times, States, the Chancellor of the Ex­ throughout the Summer and in spite Th{, operations are being kept ae- thés*- letters, was indicated. Brigtlen one statiAig that the ore would run payment of private -debts owing to French citizens by Germans chequer stated in the House of Com­ »*f his 73 years. Dr. Bell had continued Cret. but it i* stated that gold has is charged specifically with the theft $800 to the ton. while the other en­ LULL TO-DAY IN his experiments with flying boats j t\v, ,i found in a number of places, yitiee before the war, also involves the expulsion of all Prussian mons to-day. of letter*, the enumeration of which gineer estimated it at $775. It is high until Jqly 18. I Options have been secured on 'several functionaries from the Rhineland. STRIKE DISCUSSION "But while this is so. we are not extended to five closely typewritten grade free milling ore. and in com blind in this country to the colossal Another of his many activities big groups of claims folios, or several hundred in all. the officials to l»e replaced” by natives, i A confession alleged to have been mon w'îthx the substantiation of the other provisions Include an exten- j , IN UNITED STATES burdens Imposed on the nations of the Which occupied Dr, Bell latterly was i The area is reached from two oi fact that qil exists at Fort Norman world at the prepent time in the in­ hi* hereditary studies of sheep " J ‘he main railway lines, from which made by the .accused at the time of slon in the powers of the Allied j lie . »ntril.uled coB.lderably to the 1 11 '■** ** considerable d.Manct- his examination by the postal offl in commercial quantities. Is one of IE ^ Lhineland » 'ommission and measures Chicago, Aug 3.—There was a lull debtedness of one nation to another." the biggest things which has hap­ to-day In |*cace mox-ement* in the he said, “and we hold very strongly eials. and prior to his resignation of e« onomk pressure upon the prin­ knowledge of the laws of heredity in June of this year, lent a sensation­ pened in the North for many years railroad strike in the United States. the view that there is no graver im- through his working directions, car- cipal German industries amenable to al turn to the proceeding*. Announced Last Fall. the action of the Commission, such as Rail men were reticent and there was pediment to the recovery of thé world ried on for over Twenty-fix* years. Evidence as to the a I leg* d confes­ "Word to this effect was published no forecast of where next peace offer . from the ravages of war than the ex HERE TO-MORROW the anallne dye Industry, the "iron in­ Mcssages of sympathy have been sion was objected td by J. A. Aik- in The Bulletin last Fall, xvhen Mr. dustries of Hugo Stlnnes. Aug Thy- xvould originate. Strike leaders turn­ tent of that défit." received from all parts of the world. man. who held that *j|ch was not ad­ Harcee brought in word of his dis­ ed their attention toward Washing­ Including telegrams from the Prime aen, the Krupps and FYanz Hand and Britain's Debt Greatest. missible. landing an unusual turn cover)'. Since that time he has made Will Inspect Quarantine Sta­ others which are more or lea j de­ ton. where President Harding had a Minister of Canada and the President Sir Robert Horne pointed out that tb the proceedings, the prosecution a number of trips out into the bar­ pendent upon the occupying forces j telegram sent by the shopmen last of the United States. produced a witness to show that, a tion; Veterans Want night after their meeting here, ac­ the British debt was greater than i ____ ren lands and the samples he brough* for the freedom of transit of raw ma­ that of any other nation, amounting Utter with money In it posted to Mr back indicate without doubt that he cepting his peace proposals upon con­ A dispatch from Ottawa last night ------Audience terials in the region of Dusseldorf. dition that the union's Interpretation to £ 7.7

.OOO.OOf>, compared with * «Crncluded on pace 4> has discovered something more than Duisburg and Ruhrort. £5.147.000.001) for the United States a pocket of ‘hot air.' of the settlement suggestions be r."dn'.,hoffrt No Greek Entry Into Constan- Hon. II S.. Behind. M.D.. Minister Property. recognized. Railroad executives were and £6.340.000.000 for Trance. The "Jack Sarcee Is a quiet, unassum­ of Public Health and Soldiers' Civil also awaiting news from the capital, British debt was £180 per head of Bel!, ,, tinople to Report ing Northerner, one of the type Paris, Aug. 3.—All German pro­ Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell: ______Re-establishment, who is due to­ perty in France" which was seques­ after their acceptance of the Presl-v the population, the French £ 162_ ami which.acts rather than talks, but it is dent's proposals excepting that re­ the American £47. he showed, and in tom1'™KUÎ* in ,he Oo'crnnynt fonitMltlnopl*. Aug. 2.-A Urge U.S. SENATORS patent that he has made a'dlscox’ery morrow afternoon from Ottawa with trated by the Government during the jom with me in expressing to you party of greek newspapermen arrived war will be permanently taken over, garding restoration of seniority right» these circumstance* it was impos­ which Is likely to change conditions hla bride, will have a busy time dur- to strikers. sible to make the British taxpayer» our sense of the world s loss in the . in i ■onrliimlnuple last Saturday to in the Northern Empire. He Is the proceeds fAm its sale kept by death of your husband. It will *ver report the Greek entry into the city, i.tg the brief period allotted to Vic­ the Treasury aJK a penalty for Ger­ Railroad men noted the invitation alone shoulder the payment of the known personally to Col. J. K. Corn­ of the Southern Railroad to striking be a source of pride to our country ! but having found • little to occupy wall. Jack McClellan and other old- toria. many's refusal continue the pres­ war debt. that the great invention which bears their attention since their arrival, shopmen to negotiate for a settlement "If only the nations which fought timers of the North, and they and On hla arrival yesterday in Van- ent scale ,of payments for private his name is immortally associated a* I thev are now planning to return to debts contracted with Frenchmen based on President Harding’s plan, side by side in the war had been others who know the man and his coux < i, ahead of the scheduled dale, but made no comment. a part of its history. On behalf of J Athens. Representative Expresses His record state that no doubt whatever prior to the war. according to reli­ willing to regard their subscriptions .Ur. Inland announced hla Intention As New Men. the citizens of Canada, may I extend 1 With the proclamation of autonomy exists but that he ha> the 'real able reports in circulation here. to the wrar as contributions to the to yoii an expression of our com-. for Smyrna by the Greek Governor- Opinion in Tacoma of \ling the William Head quaran­ thing.’ German Reply. At Dellas, Tex..„ the Texas division common success,” he continued, "we bined gratitude and sympathy? General, new • complications have tine station, and for that purpose is might have been able to rid the world Will Go Back. expected to arrive to-morrow, al­ headquarters of the Missouri. Kan­ (Sgd ) -w. l. Mackenzie king - arisen with the Entente. In - the Tacoma. Aug. 3.—The Behate of the Berlin. Aug. 3. The German Gov­ of many causes of irritation and plant "Mr. Sarcee is now In Fitzgerald, though no foimal Intimation is yet ernment is drafting a reply to the sas A Texas announced that union opinion of officials here. The effect United States was characterized by men now on strike xvould be em­ in the hearts of humanity a new and Minute of Silence. Congressman Joseph W. Fordney of resting up after a trip to his min­ to hand. French note of Tuesday, which de­ N*ew York. Aug. 3. — Every telephone of the proclamation upon Allied and ployed only as new men. inspiring hope.” Turkish quarters has l»een most Michigan, chairman of the House eral discovery. He arrived here from The Fbldier»' Civil Re-establish­ manded the payment of debts to in Canada and the United States will Violence was reported from etr Misunderstood. startling. i ' Ways and Means Committee, ui a the barren lands July 27 and will re­ ment detMirtment hert is expecting French citizens contracted by Ger­ be silent for one minute to-morrow turn* In the course of next month. cities during the night Four of the London. Aug. 3.—Premier Lloyd The Turks' maintain that the de­ lH»dy of aged men who sit and gos word of the time to be devoted to mans before the war is announced disturbances assumed the proportion while the late Alexander (iraham cision of the Greek Government kip." in the course of a talk before The location of his claims are north­ Victoria. Delegations from the Can­ here. George, after having devoted consid­ Bell, inventor of the telephone, is be­ of riot*, one resulting in the death of niaking Iona an au tournons state is 3ity for voting at the primaries to the minister. , 1 a,8° declare that If Germany de- purport. It is stated that the im­ In some circles it is said that this the income tax law and the tariff. The dead man's brother. Will Kprad- pression which apparently ' is wide­ PRAYERS OFFERED step by the Greek Government is It is reported from the mainland | *au,u* in meeting her obligations. ley, was wounded, but will recover. “We ho|*e to j*ass that long lost that fact cannot be ascertained until spread in the United" States that the forerunner of the transference of tariff bill in the Senate." Mr. F*»ro**v that Dr. Beland has accepted an in FOR RECOVERY OF Iona to .the Sultan's Government. citation to participate in the Anni­ after August. 15, the date fixed for the British Government through this said when he gave his opinion of that payment. SHOPMAN WAS note indicated a desire that the NORTHCLIFFE In execution of the new policy the body. "That bill has got to go to versary Ben-ice at Cloverdale organ­ United States should cancel the Brit­ Greek Government is recruiting conference. anjJ 1 will be one of the ized by the G. W. V. A. wit there on BEATEN TO DEATH natives of Asia Minor for the purpose conferees." Holiday afternoon next, in that case ish debt is entirely wrong and Mr. London. Aug. 3.— P raven) for the leloyd George is expected to make of replacing Greek troops who will FATHER IN ITS. the stay of the minister her^ wili Chicago. .*ug. 3. -Robert Johnson, recoverx of Lor ♦ ars old. has started to comb thf troop* landed from the sea to-day in Prairie Body the Chicago Great Western round­ suggesting cancellation of the whole tional Congress on the History .of house in South I>esmolnes last night America, which will he held in Rio I’nfted State* in an effort -to locate the vicinity of Fvnlt, County Kerry, Inter-Allied indebtedness will cause WHEAT CUT. and attacked more than sixty work­ no change in I he* policy of the United Janeiro next month. They are Dr. A. her father, who has been missing taking the irregulars by surprise. An four years Formerly Was Chairman; F. ers employed in the shops. States towards its foreign loans, it Bui yea. Sask . Aug. 3.—What is be­ G. Doughty, Federal Archivist : G. attempt to frustrate the debarkation was stated officially to-day at the I^anctot. of the Dominion Archives, Finally liberated from Ellis Island failexj. Mill To Close. lieved to be the first wheat harvested tfter an uncle of Youngstown, Ohio, By this coup on the part of the W. Riddel Vice-Chairman Treasury. ;n the province during the present and Professor O. D. Skelton, of Pueblo. Colo., Aug. 3.—The rail Queen's University. had certified that his ni>*e would Free Staters the irregulars' left flank mill of the Minnequa Steel Plant of Secretary Mellon was represented crop season has J»een cut oh the Ottawa, Aug. 3.—James Stewart as taking the position that the 01 LIVESTOCK The conference, which is meeting not become a public charge. Miss xx as taken in the rear. the Colorado Fuel A Iron Company farm of W% IL. iùQnnelI here Sam­ and F. W. Riddell, who were the chief American Debt Commission must on the centenary of the independence Stapleton showed the little locket on will shut down Friday night on ac­ ples of- this grain show tfi* yteld at a chain around her neck, which v; ♦ xecutivcs on the Canada* Wheat continue negotiations for funding the or above average. The saw-fly is Club Movement on Prairies of BfaXH. Mi a*'It* main* purpt m Board in 1919, have been asked to count of tack of orders for rails, ac­ obligations owed this country with­ the making of arrangements for "the ries the picture of her misai cording . to announcement here to- reported to have done much damage parent. All efforts to trace, hlnï • she the oflicfs of chairman and vice- out regard to the disposition evi­ ’ Aided by Banks writing nf a history of the continents chairman on the new board which- is Tftty/».’ —*------:------— denced by Great Britain to wipe in­ of America. North and South. abroad had failed, she said. Orders Needed. “But lief01 e I abandon liop«* and being established under the legisla­ ternational war-tïme indebtedness. Toronto, Aug. 3. Through the The conference is expected to be tion passed by' the Parliament of l>enxer. Colo.. Aug. 3. Approxi­ Moreover, Mr. Mellon was under­ solicitations of A. Kennedy, Inspector attended by delegates of upward of regard my father ;ts only a memory, mately 1.500 workmen will be re­ I want to search the United States,' Canada and by the Legislatures of stood to feel that Inasmuch as Great of Schools in the WeyburA School thirty countries. Including Great Bri­ Saskatchewan and Alberta, it Is an­ leased from the plant of the Colorado the added Britain had officially acknowledged District in Saskatchewan, a number tain. France, Holland and the United IE nounced. Fuel & Iron Company at Puebleu NO GENERAL STRIKE Miss Stapleton left two brothers her debts to the United States and of Canadian banks have agreed to States. The selection of Messrs. Stewart Colo., by Saturday, it was announced indicated a willingness to liquidate and a sister with hçr mother in Eng and Riddell was mad* by the Gov­ here to-day. undertake loan*' without security or land when she started on hF PRICES OF STEEL payment, there should be no hitch in poultry. ”__ DENIALS MADE AT * If these two men accept the task. are received, the mill will reopen. the proceedings. Also, according to Coal Miners Will Not Bring Already, according to- Mr. Kennedy IN GERMANY ARE Finance Minister Discerns No Uteir appointments will be made at (Concluded on page 10.) the Treasury view. British statesmen there an* over 400 branches of these f-r.ce and they will be asked to come In Parliament have repeatedly des­ GREATLY INCREASED Other Course to Ottawa to make nrrangeme’nts for Out A. F. of L. banks ready to assist young people cribed the American debt as an obli­ the organization of the board. gation to be met. in this moxement. which is intended Berlin. Aug. 3 —The German steel The Federal Government, it is said, Toronto. Aug. 3.—A general strike to stimulate mixed farming on the 51,000 Austrian Crowns to Net Affected. rf all unions connected with the producers have snnctmceJ an un- feels that as the prairie provinces prairies and offset the Tendency to |i-*cedented Increase hr the price of have the financial responsibility un­ THREE KILLED IN While 'to a certain extent the American Federation of Labor in Several Testify at Paving In­ the Dollar grow wheat on all lands under culti- finished steel, ms i result of ihe cur­ der the law. they should have the British note was regarded by the sympathy with the coal miners or my other bodx^ is not likely to oc­ vestigation rency. depreciation and increased choice of the men to take charge. Treasury as. making more difficult Berlin, Aug. 3.—That doctoring of The appointment of the other offi­ an already complicated International cur. even though President Oompers cost of coal and labor The price symptoms was useless and senseless might favor such a move. This was Vancouver, Aug. 3.—Denial of hav­ list provides for an inc**en*e • f Mho cials will be postponed pending the 11 IT financial situation. It was not con­ POINCARE AND w-a* the opinion expressed yesterday ♦he opinion expressed here to-day by ing any Interest in Louis Diether or receipt of an answer fron> Messrs. sidered as affecting the position of marks a ton for bar Iron, ani th*? by Dr. Andreas Hermes. Minister of San Francisco Police Were more than one International officer THEUNIS WILL his company, or having requested ether products are similarly raised. Stewart and Riddell and the advice the United States toward foreign Finance, in discussing Germany's will be sought on that matter. debtor nations. •ahen asked what they thought about Manager Rurtkle, of the Rarratt Seeking Murderer r ich action. JiOTO LONDON Company to quote hlm a lower price financial ills He said that only by To Ottawa As the not«- was not addressed to a moratorium and an international Every international union stands for asphalt than other rival civic con­ STRIKE ON FREIGHT the UnRed States. Mr. Mellon was London. Aug. 3.—official .«Ivies loan could Germany co-ordinate her Winnipeg. Aug. 3.-*James Stewart, Han Francisco, Aug 3. — Walter or. its own feet, it is said, and the tractors was made by City Engineer who has been offered the chairman­ said to hold the view that no official VESSELS ON GREAT chaotic currency and balance her Ci'Ftor, murder suspect being sought president and even the councils have were received from Parla this morn- Fellowes on the witness stand at the ship of the new Wheat Control Board, by the police; ills Sister-in-law. Mrs. cognizance of its transmission would no authority to declare a general ing that Premier Poincare, accom­ be taken by this country. civic inquiry Into paving contracts LAKES PLANNED will leave for Ottawa to-night to Robert Castor, and Police Detective panied by Finance Minister De Las- Austria’s Plight. consult with Premier King and mem- (Concluded on page 14) here this morning. Tim Bailey were shot snd killed, and Fewer Ships teyrle. Count Rocca. Director of Po­ Alderman Frank Woodslde a}*» Vienna, Aug. 3.—The exchange W-ra of the Cabinet in regard to the Detective Ernest Gable seriously litical/ ^ffalrs. and a number of . Detroit, Aug. 3.—Fool passers, Detroit. Aug 3.—The fuel shortage denied the statement that he was In deckhands, able seamen, firemen and rate on the crown reached 61.000 to matter. He declined to-day to say •vounded in a pistol fight at Castor’s MAN STEALING has______forced..... the ______Detroit and____ Cleveland.a—...., financial experts, will arrive here any w ay Interested * in the paving the dollar yesterday. whether or not he would accept the home here to-day, according to a po­ Navigation Company to remove two! Bunday night to participate ii> next oilers employed on Great Lakes company which secured the contract. freighters will strike “in a few days." Government leaders are In con­ appointment lice report. RIDE ON A TRAIN passenger vessels from its service In I week’s conference on reparations?and stant conference with representatives A police detail went to Castor'S war debts. Georg** Harrison yesteniay after­ Thomas Conway, of Buffalo, chair­ the Detroit-Cleveland division. It was noon also denied anjj connection man of the executive committee of of* industry, finance and labor to de­ following a "tip" that he he J re­ LOST BOTH FEET The Belgian delegation, composed renounced here this morning at the with the firm or having anything to the Great Lakes district of the In­ vise means for averting a complete NOVA SCOTIA turned there after being sought si net- of Premier Theunts. Foreign Minis­ early in May. -office of the company. The coal do with the matter. ternational Bek men's Union, an­ breakdown. Closer scrutiny Is being ; Spokane. Aug. 8 Both feet gorte shortage has resulted In the price of ter Jaspur and other leading mem­ Castor opened fire on the officer» Cross-examination of Mr. Fellowes nounced here to-day. Imposed, on demands for exchange. CABINET OPPOSES and weak , from delay in reaching a hunker coal advancing to 18 and $9 bers of the Cabinet will arrive Sat­ and only those necessary to the pub­ Gable fell, shot through the forehead, hospital. R Watson, aged 24. was in a ton. against the usual price of ap­ urday night. by Joseph Martin, K. C., is taking NEW ROAD RULE and Bailey toppled over with a bul­ place this Afternoon. lic welfare are being allowed. a serious condition here to-dfcy. He is proximately $2.50 at the mines. The exportation of automobiles has ! let In his heart. A pollceipan then ANNIVERSARY OF WAR shot and killed Castor. a Canadian, his parents living In Al­ No Conference GENERAL STRIKE been prohibited at the request of th» , Halifax, Aug. 3.—The Nova Sco­ berta. it is said. WOMEN NOW VOTE trade in order to prevent their pur­ tia Government has applied to the A moment later a squad of pollen Columbus, O., Aug. 3.—Affirming a rushing Into the place, found Mrs. Watson,,, according to , reports,. _ was verbal statement of a few days ago, IN ITALY HAS BEEN A service In commemoration of chase at cheap rates for foreign sale, j Governor General-in-Council to stealing a ride on a train from Soap w. D. McKinney secretary of the IN TENNESSEE the eighth anniversary of the De­ ludiert Castor dead from a bullet disallow legislation passed at the wound. It la not known how she ake to Spokane, and when trying to Southern Ohio Coal Exchange, to-day DECLARED ENDED- claration of the Great War will |>e The normal pre-war value of th: last session of the Nova Scotia leave the train outside the city limit* Nashville, Tenn., Aug. Jk. Women Happened to have been In the line of f.-h! the organization formally had -held to-morrow night in Christ Austrian crown was 203-10 cents. legislature which had for Its pur­ fire. was caught under the wheels, both dtclded not to accept the invitation of Rome. Aug. 3.—The Ministry of voted in Tennessee for the first âme Church Cathedral at 8 o'clock. pose the changing of the rule of legs being severed. to-day when Democrats Went to the President Lewis .of the U.M.W. the Interior announced this afternoon Very Rex'. C. 8. Quaiwton will de­ WESTMINSTER CLEARINGS. the road In this province from left TREATIES RATIFIED. The police patrol, going to rescue for a conference of central com- that the general strike which was polls to name candidates for United liver the address. Représenta- to right. The legislation waa.to him. broke down and a private am­ I etitive field operators and union of- proclaimed throughout Italy three States senator, representatives, gov­ tixes of the various service*clubs New - Westminster. Aug. 3.—The j become effective at the beginning Melbourne. Aug. 3.- -The House of bulance became stuck In sand, so that r-ctals____ at___ Cleveland Monday,______called______days ago in protest against Fascist! ernor and state officers, and Re­ will attend. . bank dealings here during the past ' of the next year. it was over an hour before he reached lor the purpose of negotiating set- i reprisals against Communists, was publicans to nominate for senator, week were $626.311; last year. $707,-1 Representatives yesterday ratified the the hospital ♦ Cement of the coal strike. * declared ended at noon to-day. governor and several other officers. 152. 4 treaties entered into at the recant Washington Conference.

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. VICTORIA 1MILV T1MK*. THL KSU.W. AUOLSt o. Vancouver that Mr. Xlanaon has gone nffiriwl* »mt w«i Intended 1» ih»»* Anderson, of «Irvington, wh" »*>d: “While", of course, we « annul be cer­ In on ~ .f. nr-- nvm-»- sebftpc • . with Ifaal in order Vnttfcd Si,« us. prohtbftHm ■++— !« •*»• « ufsi Jk^ti Uun measure of wu*u tain. 1t now appears that Bt*ck win . .Pembart*K..W6S/ rwrver.“ iül* "feem a*as g«*.«Igood physicallyt'hyst irtop' ne int rnaiimiitl feOOtlesfifif - MMMBnMM .. Pnen: .. 1 Morning.tat. doRptoLv m m h». -e-Session »^-s - .»-vr - ; - ' wgp .- . • J/as*"wim fv*."'V. _ JW.V. “ "pjS^SSI^^ b •I «M*l»**ratei> urgwsd m No opérait tens have lK*n jw-rfoi a n«t none are expected . to is reported tn be making mi fiions of" necessary."* dollars for those-on -the inside. The* I Numerous Features UND PROFIT TUX new r- guiatron* *>F?a require tf" j A Boot For Men-1- inn»».»»» Ttru»-*tt»e M version of sink» . listi.ng of thé motor truck or car in 1 ill* fun«$* wan .made practically corn- | which- Uqt»»e h* taken «wny. Thia. in hw- 7^7 ___’ Au...... ______Ltinstahfcsmi Main He As- *;r thf l Vf»n> niiMfr t* pgp*»rlR*i rr* lie f»Mk* - |- iitup|ttt(i lit i^11; "im*f“VIil:s nr * uw of Vnitcd ' State* officials in It’s a Good Boot-— IJSPftS Are Drawing Near In B. C. Open Tennis Cham serts in Attack on Shortt f borrowing-for- nimni revenue and WOULD FILL JAILS ] detecting these « aril when they cross Report illuwina aurh burro*InsiLto accumu­ , the Isiundary line. pionahips at Willows Courts; All Ladies’ Singles late itifviuiile An a mailer of I At the Parliament Huildings to- $6.50 Per Pair ■ | day. however, it was explained that Semi Finals Are Announced ; Consolation and Vet fw. i !> iv «ssist the Thi* in * m » line jwrt imparked m :rui < Ma k and i Hllo« tin- pri.i. l'itne and he vonvinvid STOCKS ARE SEIZED secret service ..men gathering Infor- •------* j . ■ Dr Shot»I x« r> 'Tui’V • ui- ! —— ! mutton on liquor sales it is stated. Die nearing of the finals, the comineueemeBt of the eouaola Mayor Marchant announced t<*-«la* j >l*-rnri« d this |»oli« v ,,n-l •Oil- ; n«olore Priori Or* C#iei 1 R' l»ortb in Vancouver to-day have it WM. CATHCART A CO- Ud. lion rounds, and the arfnouiuvmenl of the veterans’ mateU^wer-- that he would opiKMi»- Ih\ .Ad mi In that - on dem ria;ic-n It must V IvlOila UcalCiS UUUO o0 ral ; that these pien have funiished diini High-Grad. Feetw.ir fir Men. Shortt> proposai that the city man - be fairly * rated, however, that ,n ; onH Mnt in Trmihlo with information of thirty inst re * only a few of Hie feature* vrhieli were crammed into tliiv morir framing the • stimate* to this vear'-J aNU IIVI IM 11 UUUlc where liqu«»r has been sold vth^u n- Women and Chltdrer. end Ma«d :*,rv period HT the WittôdV téhnîs cfiurt. wT«-f5’ ilj •imt on life proHifs of rml-e»- ] ably for exi»ort. hut was r».tlly >• nt Shoe Repairing. "|,-fiam]>ir. Shorn in re -1 r* » r in* IR'O.'iOO .*<;etnniila{. l in | LIQUOT OlOCKS I lllflQ UP i The anti-tH,>oti« gg- r- activities «s S rd to what he has t« rmtd the pro- i pre\ Imjs yearn through th* rak of J —1—u.- tesult of order» issued In holding up l iliehiding the following: The completion of playing in the élimina fit - sharing tax. which Is arrothe. ! X"r".l U.n.1, - Viet «ri» liquor w«r-h..u.^.n,.,,d ; 'h«- for th, Wg.hl.ltoilriK lion-rounds for entrance to the semi-finals in the ladies' singles h . mi» • for- the mntnuil Ink remeni T». C.llevt on. I , lh. Iin.inm of rximrlln» honor V. cX' f*'r. aimed to ctuimplon the In- i the announcementnnouneement that **Marshall-----*" '* 1 ------Mayot - - : -1 M ■ •. • d j ;n- the business of ex|H>rtlng liquor t George,- when-Chancellor "f tin Kx- j l*r Shortt re« firnm. nds th . »»IU-« I ihe United States 'announced to-day l.Texts of the bootb-gging and Wiirv- i Allen. Itist year's winner of the II* hoiise Irade and see to the arranc* • tm-it’a *uii£le». was com in* <*\ er .u chequer, made a study of thik. tax. ' fi t i of taxes «‘ver> month." the May* ! ihat ■"xitotters" have not been placed -ven weiti tiermuny to t> • i ; j*i their prenjiisea by the IAquor Boanl : lent* fur safe and profitable Inf-1- a rved. That is a reform whieh •lattonal trajile or srrtugrlmg acr*. » defend La title, and the victory *-f - it- o|.e--ttnii fier*- H« t - ■-* . ,, . i «art if y h lavig or, but it is nr SPECIAL OFFER Verity who has entered the semi ;ne h*»r«Ier. POSSIBILITIES d--.ce<1 H in Ips famous budget which . |r, »ue^ sled t Merman ’ ’ K t"% check hut to seize consign- f'na!s afin defeating Carr. uf India, cipitated a crisis with the Mous. ! \\,H.dw,«rd a nu m nt rally ii.'iirrcl} nient* of liquor sold •out. Many of the men engaged .n,- th* ard Garrett, of Victoria, is reprv - A l»rds. There are sonv features The .(Hitter, were tilared In the hmlneae. ho*-'-- to r ...... i-ini-n ih by the -I’tly-f ou i il. Legislative V ...... over warehouti-s by the Uqtlor *i• in j-sintble. „ It would certainly give to •toarcl becaure some ' neoplr over, ,h* ‘’resent nmv ir. ,r”‘ feàliug Kingston. of Cowivha.h, th:1» OF AVERAGE BOY «il !hI instiv.ifk*i an«l it 1* admitted' there hnve been doing too much boot " f*>p«ht out in the i..uri» 20% Off Gas Ranges and moining. This still gives the capital the community a share in communV" j that this system would cost more li KKin* and -ellin* whi.k. > ..,wnt> their IsiotlesKm* pim eg, s protected, i ily va luck created by increase, . . , n *han the prea.nl (dan jf yearly c-l- • city a chance for the L. •?. «him* i population it has bfO fat.il de- I it , -inn* l p» rmnail} n to .vervbodv.'" the manarrr of ont- I In tht- nuantuno, thr taxit logging 1 |1 OUship. ---- r------a-;- , . vretn-ia tfdüs.s salir «v1 r-rsadt- hr,» remmetr In srnwln* nfi- - tfemr ' h.t i Lad’es Shew Up Well. DEMONSTRATED An Unstable Tax l.,r« i*,. I hr law ami only sell fori ..cttvllles of Ihos- II, the business, Tank Water Heaters .rould strike .« sped*! ra(v f ir s< hool ! a if matches in ih-- entrance' to the ' In the first place it is qne of »h«‘ -.xport to the United Stale, and f..r-l;uld be us-d wilely tor vive- pur- • • ompleted this morning. It i3.tn.cotn- | revenue that could be devised In with our I,usinées or U uch us f.,r >0 Onn cases of liquor have arrived mi of n Mo,ten. («». Range and Water Heater. It will mean I.fijt.-s*. But th* hief oTijeciit.n t*. thc .jiat j th* coast from T.nglanu. Uf t’v* j^ng a difficult matter to «elect tl.ee What They Can Do lHH>ni periods it would undoubtedly n.onthly coll»-* ■ ion pla.i Is that the "How do they know there tire none * amount only .*,900 are* went to the d. ,.r nrrvinm I, |« nr- th. trid* Although this ; t upon as the players in the finals. | Near*y every bo>. given a chance, h as the present it would uui oild for the whole family; ry that this shoub. be don» be­ said when he was asked about the peeled to be a busy tim« with tour­ Investigate the vonyenienee and economy of Ga* h “o : Hut the manner in which Mrs. j < an develop into a useful and Su« - single dnllar. and any presumed, fore either the monthl'- »*r v-mi- ists. it was reported in bootlegging I Bourque. *tf Seattle, defeated Mis^, 'easful cltlsen. This was proved to form of revenue that is so unstable auniial systems «an be inaugurated' circles ft ere that many of the fxe*t to-dav. The above offer close* August 5. nnd irregular as this must Ik- < on- • We might, easily have a man there iXloepfer this morning indicat s thi:t ' the Rolarx—dub at its luncheon in and legislative arrangements oacr.i watching them and they would not lsH-tlt-gger- arc not operating ju^t 1 here is another placer to be con- j the Km prep* Hotel to-da> by an jn- , •i*mn«-d h>hv arty economic thinker. now. as they are traveling or resring jsldered Itfor. a <1< • won n reuvhvd ! ti-rtatlrig exhibition » hi. h .howml I -1- rwlh -te-Vhi- rue f -r vitn - to Ik made a*-«ordtng!> 1:now it. You know, we don't always Shertt Explains. make our agents known to the per­ ard holidaying at Summer resort* on ; Mrs Kloepfrr ran Mrs llourque into , just »hji imin, hots .-.,n ,i„ «hen '"’n '-J' 1ê. profit* which they cleaned up varli«:r « thnu- J, vn.,.-h for the hr,, Wn=, : .hay am properlv mfô. Ka, *77o7nd,.ï" " L. extern While the*' Mayor was giving out son* whom they afe watching." - " i^ui instructions are plain." said in the year. Then* was no admission VICTORIA GAS CO., LTD. j of the morninft Mrp. Ikturque ; Vernon Smith, the talen ted > oung - * hi* st.«t«im. nt on phase* of the Shortt that the easing up of l*ootl«‘gging ac­ I plated **ver a l«*ng term of years, hut Chief Liquor Inspector Miller. "At - played on the back court and used * Victoria violtmat accompanied «»> C report a letter w.»* received at the tivities was m any Way connected Phone 123 civic taxation■ ip based wtwH aw an- fity Hall from Dr. . Shortt. who iorney-General Manson has advised Showrooms. Langley St deep shooting, which proved effective j VTade, mother local bo> delighted ut us that he take* the stand that no fi- \ tth act ions t-.s* n by the Aît«*rm> - nual income and ♦•xpenditure. , ... ■ - - General. against her opponent But taking to the Rotarians with a num?*erv, . of tin*„ 1 . "The second fatal -ftirw -t-tt the |*ro- hi* finding»- —Dr. Shortt wrote lu j quor can be ao!«I inside the Province play in the half «-ourt in the second «rlrcnon- Thi.. fraudent P P j ,u,led tax i» the.lnjuativ. fit. N , v pis in that his statement* ilwiut whether for eimport or otherwise, and set she lbs! thi* scries to Mi»s Khwp- Scumh explained, demonstrated th reasonable i>erson will deny that if act ountancy meth««d* in vogue in the vhether in bund or duty paid. fer with a score 0(-6 But resuming artistic possibilities of the boy. j ü ««-mmunlty or a'single jn-rson shares City Hall were general t»nd should "The word wé have received is -de­ The physical development of the j finite. We are to. spare no expense her old playing <7f deep shooting and m the he not be taken- a* applying LV Victoria BUTTER? playing on the touch lines she man- I boy was dem*>nstrate<1 by a *qua«l j should share equally in the loss of and no effort to make the wholesal* Bun™. specifi«-.i!!> - This explanation wh* aged to regain the Tead and secure I of husky youngster* from .the V M ! that transaction. Would it he at all made in answer to a letter fr*"«m City li'iyor warehouses, the breweries and -—uuu v e/^ipne « lae live up to the law. Th« the match with a score of 6-2. p-6. i -A who. under the direction of | .irwptable to any school of econo- Comptroller J. L Raymur. who wrote •4-4. * I Archie McKinnon, performed a strtk | mists that the loss made on real «**- to 1 >r. Shortt to <>«-lare that so me of provision» of the Act are to Ik rigid­ TRY IT! Mias !penning and Miss Klliott ing series of hair-raising tumbling I t-te during a depre*se<| period should his. statements *il*out city finance ly enforced and l»ootlegging in H. C. i were also interesting players stunt* 1 be shared by th*- municipal author- i t to be stamped out even if the jailfc methofis w* re untrue. re filled with bootleggers " Ceatral Crt*m«rl« of B. C.. U«it«4. 1 wstc.hJp this morning's luurnuntent. liinrn\ Xeeblt i !•••-. soprano with Montreal. Aug. 3.—Sir Montague 1311 Rri«d W. ftiai* MW • Tbeir first *et wa* an extended one. a‘voice of rare sweetness. ig. Liquor -stocks of the F*-rriie Liquor manager, who Is facing the accusation ANNOUNCEMENTS , ,ri ihe s«-mi-fin«âl*. which are to be of making *• false statement in the ______T______morrow: Mr* Ibmrque "boxers, who staged a three-round j -re profit to share and such a tax who ixa.-xed « w»> last Monday at the I.xporters Ltd., and the B. C. Export residence uf Mr M S iKetham. <*f 12-•-• -ivi return submitted to the Federal Gov- __ , . : "* dl play with Miss Learning, w hile bout which «contained as many thrill-* would he inequitable and useless Liquor Co., lo the value of mur< Brrber’s. Douglas Street, near If ud-} ^|rs <-Ushmg will meet Mr* l>ia- a* a regular prise fight "• ctiufes*," th* Mayor added to a Balmoral R.^dr tnok pla.-e yesterday than $290.909. have already bwu ernment f«»r the month **f October. The Hub Barber Shop has removed I xftern*** n at 3 39 fr”m the Sand* K un« ral 19.21. Sir Montagu was subjected to from Douglas Street to <2S 1 ate* | son s Bay. for Toys and l>J.l llo*^ j ,n<.nd B<»T,h matrh*-* promise to’ tx "This exhibition shows uw what t eling *.f disappointment that In • lia pel. The servie*., which wax * «»n- seized by the Attorney-General " for ; '.l:rilling. close and hard-fough* ones «an l*e done with almost anv boy if ) Shortt did not in any way i-unt out nulling lu uor contrary to the law. a severe cmas-examination at" the Street, Oliver & Firth, proprietor» * pita*. durted by Rev Dr, W .1 SippreîK wax hand* *»f N. K. Iai flamme; K. < con- O 0-0 OOO *nd will he an attractive card. Tin- he is -given the * ban* « t«i w hi. h h*‘ ; iKttcr acctanting >>stem than Uuwelx attended by frtendx The axket Vhex will Ik pr**secüted àt on*-*, uo- Dr B C. Richards will resume his j • teran plaver* w- e also announc' d that already in vogue- in th-*- City wax utvorrt with many beau'iful noral (•mint the affaira of the Merchant*’ Heme Cooked Meete^-Rti.igt*h»w> ] ix *-ntill» d. " la (br tlw Attorncx-General's orders. prat tise'August 1 Parties wishing to I Thrr. w^re m«>r* entri* - thi* y ear I’oyntz who has !*«-cn loading th*-] < tall He >**epis to induate some designs The hymns sung were Jesu-c <3o\ empient men have lK*-n plated Bank pri*»r to thé s«*nding «»ut of thia la*ver *>f Mx S**ul." »n*l ' Rn. k **f Agee return. He was a Is*» «tuestioned at cor Yates and IîroaJ make Miwintmcnts will please do so ix P'aycr* having rAgjst.-red «It R"tar\ Club’s w ork . lor under - ( * mount of dissatisfaction tn certain by the Attorney-General in brewery O o O part* «if lus diatribe against single The pallbearer* were Thomas M y res. length bv g. A. Wils*„»n. K. C.. with Mise ' Milita Wilson. Phone rather The f.illowinc are the t*Ia>% privilege*] l*oy*. de*lared at the «-on- | 1 I »ex id l*oig. M S t.eeiham. W m RMchte. agencies at Prim, Runyrt. Fernie. Famous Celiect.en to Be Shewn— * - A. Martin. G K l'*Milk« V A < "rar>br«>«*k. Reve^lstoke. Pentii ton and pniserutor. Bv the . ourtesy of the Garter uri- 0 lus,on ..f the programme. Tin pos- j J M Ye* and H > H*- king ihier- The queries the Dtrmer president . Jackson J. V -Brown. W H Bone sibiTitie* that those lx.>* have shown . ment .was made at Rose Bay Cemetery Princeton, as well as in the warv- entai Trading Vo., the famoii* Bishop 1 Claesee nd W « ; I/nrUnd l.'reliminarv indKates what w<- are attempting t«^ , Accountancy Efficient, van called u|H,n t*, answer were «’ White collection of porcelain will; F.gure Drawn*** Mon• largely of a technical nature and round* in-the consolation and veteran bring out in the »m»y* wh-. «orne Asa matter **f fact 1 «anpel help There was an unusually large attend­ Shipments of 1k< r from the Silver on M.a f-r a few «ay. only a, the ^tord.,., X£ g .ttatchee will hold the court* in busy ance of • relative* and mend* at the comprised scores of figure* that had New Gallery . S25 Fort Street • *« • wlu **«*•■*»• under our care.” j thinking that the ai’countan* de - Spring Brewery, of Victoria, through session all afternoon and to-morrow funeral v«*sterday of l»u e Fork urs- Phone Hugh Mrs. Diamond iaat Mr*. Usxmi participate in the Pacific. Nôfttt^west}^^feel himself qualified so to d-> ; ------th<- warehouse of Lloyd & Sons." of 6910L. • i Fuite S? Surrey Block Toplev was' destroyed, but the resi­ 6-3. 6-9 • Association swimming and diving Sinking Funds. J«*hn Black famous golfer, brother Vancouver, as It- was being shipped Miss l«eemirg beat Miss Elliott 9-7, out for foreign « onsumptlon and the dents managed to escape with most 6-3. championships will leave Portland.t«>- Regarding Dr. Shortt * tatement ,>f Will Black, the <’olweod pro- of their belongings to a place of J concern was granted incorporation m*»rrow niitht for \ ictona. B. C-, t about municipal sinking fund* the t fassions!, injured Monday night in fact that new regulations issued by Men’s Consolation lr Manson; require warehouse.- to safety near Babine Lake. Large j to-* are to Ik i Mayor pn>ve<-de«1. "Any criticism that an automobile Accident near Irving- crew * are fighting the fires. Warm I.oe beat A. H. Ford 6-1. 6-3 held Saturday Beside* a large list! 1 have personally made t • nee mine ton, it exptKted to recover, his record destination and all other de­ LIQUOR SHOPS CLOSED ! « >ther companies granted mcor- weather prevails and there are no in­ 1 iterations to-day are : It*ivies Bros., Men’s Singles of swimmer* an«l divers, the «lull a ! sol $ he sinking funds <»f the ,<. ity did n«»t physicians report. 44i -condition tails of liquor shipments, the an­ nouncement has been made from dications of rain. ON POLICE ORDERS: * anada. Ltd. $30.900. Vancouver. Vertex l*#*at Carr 6-2. 6-4 will enter a water p*»lo team * jin any way reflect on the integrity ^ •'excellent." according to L»r. L. MUST ENFORCE LAW. Humphries A Anderson. Ltd . $2u.tH>0. Garrett beat Kingston 6 6-1. ! X'ancouver: M* Muire Lurob- r & Tim- Mixed -Doubles MAINLAND CHIEF SAYS: : her Vo.. Ltd.. $10.900. Vancouver: | Shirt. « "ollar and Tie Shop. Ltd- Mrs. Diamond and Verify beat Miss STATE HONORS FARRIS: $ 1 *)-0«n>. Victoria Canadian. General Scot^ and Knox 6-1, 6-3 NEW COMPANIES I Appraisal Co., Ltd.. Slv.OoO.. \an- j couver; International Contracting TO BE BRIDE SOON Co.. Ltd . 125.000. Vancouver Can­ adian Golf Club Manufacturing- Co . Tipenmg of liquor stores on Wed- Ltd. $10.090. V*n«^>uver; Spanish Premier’» Stenographer Will Wed on tir-«rkt-. afternoon* for the conveni- Creek Gold Mines. Ltd- $150.999. August 16: Presentations Made to . n< e t'-urists and other persons Vancouver;. I>airy Market. Ltd., Her by Buildings Staff. who in the past have been disap­ $10,009. Vancouver. pointed through the hqu-r stores < Royal Dairy Products Co $120 ”99 Mi*» Alberta Mell-n. wh** re-ugne.i nbeving the weekly half-holiday law , of Belhngham and Vancouver, and the on Montlay as i’remier Olivers pri­ like other commercial establishments , Ft eel Realty Development Corpora vate stenographer to lKcome the was arrang*-d for and announced of­ lion Ltd., $10.099.00V of Toronto and bride on August 16 of Wilton Harvey, MONDAY’S BIG FIRE ficially by Jam#* Falconer. Commis­ .Vancouver, have been granted m- of the Bank of Montreal. Vancouver, sioner 9f the IJquor Board orporgUon as extra-Provincial com- was the recipient of presentations Yesterday afternoon when th* from her friends in the Lands De­ partment *»f the* Parliament Build­ Final Clearance of Fire Stock Damaged by Smoke and Water Æï3ëF cam* into effort, however, liquor stores were not open a* usual J. W. rtf B. Farris' K C*.. Jormer ing*. f*»r business, but ctoxed <«$ usual QliJ : t ocn# y - General - <*f-BrMeek- — Th- were mnde >>y Tlioiitwmfls of shows have hvt-n m>vw4 from the ruins xvhi,:h.Jia Ve lately been removed and had been ...vm-ed up under the debris. Wedn< rday :tftern»M»rt - ' * I bia. was the guest of hondr at the Mias Vivian Jagers. and consisted of The reason is that the civic i»oItce Washington State Bar Association’» a Royal Worcester salad bowl with These have all been paired up and will lie sold.at the most ridiculous prices. You may never have another .-haiu-e to-buv îeliable stepped In and said liquor xt«*rc-a as a;« eting at Tacoma this week Mr. servers and a pyrex and silver pie well a* anv one else had to obey the Fàrris gave the feature address of dish shoes at sti.-li absurd prices. See below for a sample. law. the. vonxenttor. .which wax Ml law Before she became sD'nogrspher to Attorney -General Manson is seeing lb Non - Enforcement; Cause. Ef­ th* ITemler. Miss Mellon was in the Lad es' Vic« Kid and Gunmeâal Calf w hat van L»c dune about the conflict. fects and Cures ’* • water branch of the Department of Boots, 8-inch I-g: Georgina. Smaidon Lands.'" After her marriage she will Ladies’ Fine English Brogues PUMPS mak,. Regular $8.00 to $13. (PI AA IJquor «’ontrol Board ha> n*‘ more live in Vancouver. . right than anyone * T-- ?.. break the REPORT MADE ON Made-ln Yul J^iU utiU patent colt : slight ly Fire S.jjle Price, a pair... A »VV Ami Oxfords. AH leather. Made laws of |hc rrovince. especially after RIORDON COMPANY BOY WITH MONEY pressed out of shape, but all fry Church. K V and *4hor all the urging aimed ht the i>oIicè to good sh«K.< Made by Church. Ladiss’ White Canvas Oxford* »"d enforce th^_liquor laws. Chief of Po­ Pumps. rublKr or leather sole* Fire makes. Ucguiar $1‘J values. Montreal. Au^. 3.—A- full re view of HAS DISAPPEARED Smnrdon and other makers. lice Anderson, of Vancouver, said in Fire Sale Brice, a pair a statement he telegraphed to-day. the situation of the- Riordon Com­ IN CALGARY CITY | $1.00 Fire Sale Frive^ a pair V The « 'hief also saidV-t-has- sp«n :»1 pany has been made by the creditors' 1*Kjsiati«-n w.tuid v.. neeesear$ befori committee in a report to the credi­ GJlgarV, Aug. 3. -A sixteen-> ear- Ladies’ Boudoir Slippers. Government liquor vendors could r. - tor* dated July 21. This shows that old !,,«>-• ngcr «-mplt-x «-«1 a main >*pen on Wednesday' afternoons Fire Sale Price...... 25c since March 23 loans from the bank* «iras store her* has disappeared with ■ while other shops closed, and that hux e been reduc ed b $1,060.257. It" $435 w hi«‘h he w as to |iave tak*n t*> | Ladies’ Canvas Shoes. until such time the law regarding add* that the -ales-outlook is more th*1 bank Saturday -m«»rhing A1 - | $3.50 * pair ...... •• 25c half-holiday* would be enfoi ed i « assuring than at any time during though a warrant has l»een sworn perating. Railways for the week ended July 31 j Sale Price, a pair...... tPleW BY-ELECTIONS IN were $2.642.311. a decrease of $367,666 ; narrow and wide t«K Value to $19 90. A National System of as compared with the corresponding ! Fire' Sale Prv *. $2.00 Bays' Strong Scheel Beets. 11 to 13 and under a « om ern capitalised at $19 <)0«) ST. JOHN. QUEBEC. period last year From January I to ; An Odd Lot of Children’s Shoes. Slightly i« to be established at once in \ ic- July 31 the gross eartilngs wen- ; 1 to S. All leather. |3.00 to *S0* n SET FOR AUGUST 1 damaged toria tv improve the health of the $60.019.756. a decrease of $7.472.501 See Our Men’s Pullman andi Everett Man-. Plain and Brogue Oxford*, slightlj 25c pair. Fire Kale Price — Q people here. . as compare*! with the correspond - Slippers. $1.00 damaged. Fire Sale Vancouver Li alro l-> have a Ottawa, Aug. 3.—Polling dgy in the ing period last year. Price, a pair . .1...... tJ/AeW National System -of Rakinx wilh jfcv’deral by-election in St. Johns and simitar purpose, which Crttlb* in- IlKrville will be August 3I._ with MANY REVOLVERS . orinrated next week. The \ letorla nomination day on A’ugust "1". ac- Our store is m.wdetl out, from v.-ilit.g to floor, with the most remarkable Sh.te Bargain* ever seen in Vietoria. Come early and avoid the crush. Bale will « ording to writs issued to-day. The seat was opened bv the appointment STOLEN IN U. S.: of J M. Demer* to Judgeship in the HELD BY THUGS Superior Court of Quebec.. ,urt FRIDAY MORNING, lO O’CLOCK New York. Aug. S—Government TO HEPItESENT U. S. agents annoorii-ed to-day that $75.000 No Goods Charged Washington Aug. 1 f*kd lx to $190.000 worth of pistols had been Look for the Nielson, of Nebraska. s«»licltor of the stolen within the last’ few months No Goods Exchanged State Department, was nominated from the Vnit*d States appraiser*' } Big Sign stores and that many of these high- J iT 642 FORT to-dax h> President llarding to be agent of the-Epited States on the powered automatics of foreign make j British-American Claims Commis­ were believed In- have f-ome into the ! sion. * i ** ,po.

it:ova la a creature of a thousand d*« 1*1.1 from ça - ! rice to despair in SUFf£B£0 YtASS LIM APPLE r mtmi gr»r,r. f proc?TrrYf«‘tt for . . New Str«*(tl No raven has wings blacker or l-Hi re gUtienr.g than Nazimwas WITH ECZEMA CROP IN 0KWWGÂH LjLW-U tresse*. Ii*-r lips, red like a full-blown roae. Mk-m bo-nxed •» Orchardists Do Not Fare So 1008-10 Government Street though swe$$t by a tmujih laden with “Fruft-a-tives” Çteared TOM MIX HERE IN metallic substance. Well As in 1921 AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY The introduction. A bind, a little Her Skin hand, darts forth like the swift thrust < Times Correspondence > Columbia—“The Rough Dia- of a musketeer. After th< eyee have turned their hypnotic-«riara-*- you are 1’uini.e St. l'ifri-, P- Q j Vernon. Aug. L — An apple crop Smart Styles in Burberry “ROUGH DIAMOND” aware that that little hand Has grip­ sutured for Ihm >e»r» with j from *v,Bly-Hve to ei«hly p*r ceet Royal—**A Doll's House.'* .... . 1 aP.i I .‘‘phter than that of last year in the Capitol—“The Dietater.“ ped >ou; like a wincing sise. terrible Ec$Croa. 1 consulted |, »kar agan Valley Is predicted by the H“r eyes—ah. there's Kasimova! Dominion—“Tie Trap.* doctors jwfd they did not do me any f-uit men here. Only in spots where Popular Western Character B few orchards are due for a Mg year Coats for Women DOMINION .will the yield exceed the ‘production Actor in New Role at playing it than-to the music itself. I Then, 1 used one box of "Sootha- of l>21r The first estimate of the ap- Hie saxaphone. clarinet, trombone Salva" and two Mixes of “Fruit-a- flv crop made by District Hortieul- Columbia ai d u multitude of noise-making de- Indomitable will power and a deter­ mination to go through with any ILves.-' and my hands are. nowr clear. turalist W. T. Hunter "places the to­ Being Displayed in the Coalt Section x ices were found " necessary to pro­ tal at <195 cars. “XVe never suspected he had it in duce the jaxx effects. task he essays. Bo matter how d$f- The pain,is~gone and there ha* been - JiiM -w* the--toe- war­ - i.t raay. -i*u. -is. one uL Utc . basic .Retii to.increase the xuitply of jea- Tw -hira^-3-~i"trgrfr wsMioriïrtW tocrets of Lon Chaney's striking suc­ nÔ"*rêturnl !" ter for irrigation Is badly needed, and time spirit. It is stimulating, excit- if it d«»ejj not com^ soon the size of actor he i$!” and sundry «*nd numer­ ti.g and nerxe racking, tt grows on cess m the motion picture field, a / I thing it Is marvellous because no Thu most x^rsaliie anti comfortable all rountl ous other remarks of Surprise and gradually increasing success which tile fruit will b^tt*^duc«-d ;i person and becomes a habit. Jazz other medicine did me any good until The mure fax-tlrablt aspect of the legan its meteoric ris* during the has ju*t i«eep crowtji*1 by hi* eleva­ I''oat made for women a ‘‘JlQrih rry ’ : with­ pleasure that one heard ' on every tion to. stardom lh the L'nlvcr—I- 1 used "Sootha»KUleftieieuvy. The styles . Rough Diamond.” the latest Fox pro trated in the following story of the. tests. Mr. Hunter his some 1.21W » roframm** of either popular or MADAM PETER LAMARRE. aere* under quarantine at Summer- dative far we show are very smart anA exceptional value. diction, starring Tom Mix. fully ex­ rlassid niusiT is «rithYr tire some­ making of "The penalty,” in which the very element* presses the reaction that everyone Chaney played the »ole **f the crip­ 5#c. a box. 6 for $2 50. trial rixe. 2U. land. and every mean* i*. l.eing,taken what people want-is a variety. *A to prevent a spread of fruit dis«-a<. of which oar MBs* 1 Aspect ion l-Nvited. felt. All because for the first time little ragtime Is enjoyed by the- best ple. Gouvernou.' Morns, the author, At dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- ■re compœrd. En had given up hoi** , f having his they »ere treated to a Mix photo­ a-lives. Limited. Ottawa. Give Advice play miou« .the usual Western at­ "Among other things jazz has been story screened din- to ?h»- impMSsi-* "<>Ur crew visits the quarantine ____Don't sulfe mosphere and characters—a splendid blamed for improper dancing. Music hillty of anyon* eic* pt an absolute district just the same as a doctor played in a fast temp*» together with cripple to play the ro!e Chaney was sees' his patients" said Mr HAnter. ■ crept the new *nd thrilling romantic- production called in. At firs: the author was brought, to the silver sheet and health Winearn that dealt with bold adventure on strict supervision, however, could who I* x-ery enthusiastic over the -Skeptical, but upon being *hown the picturixed under the title of “Behold District Horticultural Department** land and on sea and ranged from have prevented it. As it lr played. Ltu to-i»,. to-da>; the music, ir itself, is not ob­ work of "the frog" in The Miracle My Wife!" it was taken from Sir work. “We supervise the use of cor­ Very Smart Are These New an American town, to-a revolution-in Man" he- was convinced •flit —n ^ -----TTvTri,I n'*1« twee . ..it! mi’lita rect sprays and ad vise Me* genwai a seething tropical republic. jectionable. li i* this name, ^aait* that has become repulsive. ^/Thls "lle'l! do. But we will have to let "The Translation of a Savage.’* a treatment of the affected trees" The outstanding feature of the pro­ him drag his legs on the floor be- tale of the great Canadian northwest, He helieye* that much of the dis­ duction that furnished most of the slangy but expressive worjd is an evesore to most peojd-'. The l>est i-*nd him." said Mojrris. • _ and bmiloii'ii beautiful drawing ease is brought in by foreign re­ surprise and pleasure, was the work Silk Crepe-Knit Sports way to kill.it off is to fptgez tt for- "Nothing doing.” was Chaney** re­ rooms. The cast is of high calibre, frigerator car*, and steps are taken of this famous Fox star in the broad tort. Til play the part as you wrote and includes syeh favorites as Mil- to fumigate those which come ox*er comedy scenes of the story, preced - «'—without legs—if 1—bave ta gnd the hidden power that Mix displayed rppeai .to xyd* as much as it used The mannerism* the movement*, and “The Round l*p."* George Mel- district may be estimated by the fact Fashioned in the popular Tuxedo style, in as a versatile artist; tt brhfgg-ii«wT ttr.** even the feelings of the helpless enp- ford in his latest picture seems to that it cox-ers the country from shades of peaeh. poppy, buttereup, nile and laurels to the star Who do you think told me that"1 *>ie he knew. have greatly excelled himself. The Si»ence's Bridge up to Revelstoke. Nuzimova. vipctional actress, with­ Finally the picture was ready to photoplay is all that could he desired. "south to the Boundary and the whole rose, with white collar, belt and cuffs. If out peer, pioneer torch bearer for • shoot." Chancy was perfect m his Beh«»ld My Wife!" will play at the of the Okanagan and Similkameen. you Are looking f«»r a Sports Coat eut in CAPiTCL 1-art, but was warned by doctors not' Dominion nil next week. There are branches at Vernon. Pen Z*"There is no fascination for me in to remain in the harness more than t.t ton. Sunmu rUnd and Salmon Arm TASTE BEER the ordinary we would suggest you sec this This is the opinion of Charles H. just acting l need now something «even minutes at a time The staff at Vernon include* W T A few days later some of the mon line. Prive ...... 817-50 Whitehead who will entertain audi­ o inflame me# a big motix-e in a Hunter, who has charge <»f the val- Thieves Moved Car of Liquor ences at the Vapitp! Theatre for four intense scenes Were being shot and SAYS BRITAIN Will l«y; hi* assistant. H H. Evans; M V.aya this week. l»t»th star and director forgot to keep H Ruhman. entomologist, and I* Six Miles: Carted Beer Mr. Whitehead has written the fol­ tmek of the time. Ten. eleven. Venables. Mr White, Dominion Fruit lowing for the music readers of The twelx*e minutes passed, and suddenly iii*pectorj ha* h«-adquarters at -Ver­ Away Chaney fell Lover with a scream of ni n assisted by D Henderson M You Will Be Delighted With These pain,» Physicians were summoned NOT LACK CATTLE “In the last 25 years popular music Hunter's staff cox-er* àlwut 4.000 acres ind the harness removed, but Chanex Windsor. @nt , Aug. 3 A daring !ias passed as ragtime ;* ago police working on the phonographs and thousands of or­ nounced it à case of iiartial paralysis Boscawen Answers Questions err and care of fruit generally is given chestras and bands playing it there .ltd ordered Chanex to give up th«- the growers. case admitted to-day. Thieves commandeered a locomo­ *» no wbndervwhy the music com* l art. unless he wished to actually Moths Chamois Suede Fabric Gloves of M.P.'s Regarding tive. drove It to the shed of. the Essex |«osera, author's and publishers should iac©me,-a hopcUss cripple...... Chant > Trays -beautiful velvety moth* not find this class of music most pro - lent the n'est of the «layüse t couch { Embargo Terminal Railway Walkerville. and in the sfÛdk» an«i at nine .."clock th»- : i ;ak«- an interesting display in the coupIe«l it to a freight car containing f1 table. There has been so much de- entomologist's department. The cod­ ruand for it that it has l>een over- next morning "resumed his harness I approximately 1,0 cases of beer, Featuring the New Gauntlet That is Lon Chaney—he doesn't ! I»ndon. Aug. 3 i Canadian Press dling moths are among the worst commercialized and in the last two Cablet- Replying to a suggestion in nuisances. which ha«1 been consigned to Vnfted or three years done to death I now what it means to quit. "The" Experiments in which H H* Evans States point* from Waterloo. The Penalty" made motion picture his- ! tl«« House of Commons »-sterda> af- /“Jazx music means loud and sen­ tetnoon that cattle should lie admit- is especially interesting him*e|f are car was driven six miles from the lory, but his wonderful work in that : sational music with an irregular t* ■L^wUhoirt quarantine because -store Feing made againsr-The ojWf >"hel Kwes Terminal shed ««♦■an -<*peft spot Styles 1 ' rhythm. The name refers more |»ar- production is far excelled bv his jer- ! 1"l7 in the country . There it Was brbken ln .-K*. tTr.„- « i*rjttlc would be urgently rexiuired this scale, which is becoming serious in t cularly to the slap-bang manner of. ,h,rh “m ,i *•=«-""" '« h-v> rrop o< the older orchards. Good results are into and all the beer taken out. pn-mist'd 'Naturallv time i* a hzg The robbers brought the car back Theatre all this week. roofs, and also in X'iew of the Announcing the arrival o rtaintfof the Irish supply owing to f..cto|r with the fruitgrower who to the spot where they found it The <*iseasc. Kir A. Griffith H*er»*>n. want* a quick remedy locomotive was left hr the yards of a new shipment of "BEHOLD MY WIFE” Minister of Agriculture, said he could “t'heap? No. it won’t lie cheap, The rohherx was not discovered Chamois Suede F.ibnc lu t admit that-there was likely to to- but we hope to ex'olve a quick and until the following day. Glove* In the popular new RETURNING HERE a shortage of store cattle in Great sure cure." said Mr Evans. Theft in Toronto. Gauntlet styles. They come COLUMBIA Britain or that the IritdvcaUie were Demonstrations AT DOMINION diseased. Toronto, Aug. 3.—P. I* K.imin in the newest Autumn Field demonstrations will he gj%-en president of the Toronto Electrical The Minister declared it was not a by the Department on-August 7. * colors to match Mhe new. TODAY The management of the l>omirlnn Supply, is lamenting the diaappear- fact, a* At, Per Pair. $1.75 ami $1.90 Silb. DOLL? UOLVC hold My Wife!" The greatest motion nj |*»wfr to admit store cattle. Such about Identifying and destroying in for over two years, hut thieve* walk­ picture of the 192#« season This power could he obtained only by leg­ sect pests, Mr Hunter believe* Thin ed off with the entire stock while he I play, a big purpose for my appearing feature played to adxanced prices islation. and his family were out f«»r a walk. I Lefore the public." she tonuuue«l. year the demonstrations will be car when shown at the Dominion i»re- tied out on.an extensix-p scale, and At' bootleg prices the stick was l "Just now I am seething with1 the viouslx, and »xa* given a tremendous worth fl,4Jfc I desire of being occupie.t in - more LUMBERMEN they are expected to mark quite TOM ox alien during its *uc«^*sKful run era in educating the grower how to Two Popular Styles in Gossard I t an one way and it Is only pictures For those who did not have the op­ OF U.S. URGED TO get the best result from hi* orchard that can occupy every cell of my portunity. to witness this attraction 1 t rain at the same time. There is no To ensure a bigger yield per acre is before, suffice to say. that it is one PREVENT WASTE Mr. Hunter's object. He believe* BOY SINKING IN < nd to their scope— the pictures, not ■»f Sir Gilbert Parkf-r's famous novels. I try brain cells!" that heavier crons can be produced Front-Lacing Corsets I She laughed at that last little joke. Tacoma. Aug. S. The waste in the in British t'olumbia by following the MIX lumber industry of the Vnited States right methods. ■ Nuximova! I The name conjures to me only te at least |l/H>0.(M>0.0tH) a year. Wil­ ASPHALT RESCUED * »-; es. » Eyes., one moment st«>rm- liam A. Ihirgin. iiersonal représenta-, MANY PALESTINE At $5.00 and $7.50 —IN— I freighted; the next danci-ig. the next ara» live of Herbert llo»>vef. S*-cr. tgry of „ iike two glowing coals in a Stygian Commerce, informed the semi-an­ CHILDREN NAMED nual conference of the West Coast Lad in Oregon Had Narrow Model 377—For the average Model 534—For medium or ! Eyes .mirror the m« »■>«!•» And Vizi- TO-DAY Tlmbermrn's Association here AFTER BALFOUR Mr. Pugin told the lumU rmen that Escape; Unusual Incident figure—The skirt slopes curved figures, the long to a long, hip line and this l«»s* could b« greatly reduced Jerusalem. Aug. 3 A large number skirt has enough fullness “The Rough through standardization of lumber of Jewish children boro in F*aleetine Bend. Ore.. Aug. 3—Slowly sinking graduates to a medium —Two hundred visiting school damage was done. A barn i$t Bouch­ SPECIAL erville was destroyed by lightning ing secretary of the Canadian Coun­ TO-NIGHT j teachers from Canada. Australia and ciljot. Agriculture, ia announced. The * New Zealand dep«>elted a wreath yes­ with damage estimated at $2.1*00. While the storm was at it* height, resignation of Norman Lambert, who terday on the tomb of the .French resigned to take up an execbnx'e Last Time Re-engagement of Vnknown Soldier. telephone operators In the city stop­ ped work for ten minutes. p«isltt«>n ' with a local milling firm, It Is estimated that about three was accepted by the Council yester­ SMITH & CHAMPION’S the 1920 Super- inches of rain fell in the tropical day.______- TWICE DAILY—MATINEE AT 3.22 downpour that accompanied the EVENINGS AT .9.30 Screen Classic Be a REAL FURNITURE SALE WOMAN EXPECTING FIVE CENTS ON DOLLAR Rpa^in; a —is now on. Entire st

ALLEGE Biritfria Sail# «itne» énonçons sums have gone hey on d' Other People’s SERIES OF POSTAL Sty doubt slf Coil gotdT ii ODD FEU0WSPL1 and The time has amved ■ t>PfHH ATtODS ■JggirldBiBsLidMI saiWëlm ■' . - Qj, t • /minm Ltttrra.IMNwM t« the Editer as# SB- rest our case ami IIlc. vcrr rejection of article* la a,matter eettrahr s stray; Leave for Seattle Labor Day in tbs it.«.retto» ef rhe Bailor. No ra- Serious Allegation. BàMttfBttÿ tinih-h-ri raoilfl- rmisiiiK from $80 I» #400 ■"•I"*.* Office (Advertising rhene 1« against the Treasury at West­ •poaeibLiti 1» a mu moo by the payer ti !aib.,r Day. Monday. September 4. Circulation mere minster. Our friends across the use. submitted i# the editor. In opening the hearing for the Terms to Suit You, t-J tvnai office...... Phot»* 1» Crown; C. I* Harrison. City Prosecu­ will he a red letter day for loeal Vdd- KIRK’S f. Ilow» add their friend», the lodge wav have nôt beeji able to dis­ TO MEET THE GOV.-GENERAL. tor. stated that the Crown would at­ „SUeSCHIFTION . HATES: having made plàns for a monster ex- Try a Brunswick RECORD on Your Phonograph Ç'ty rteliverr ...... Il W P»r ™”t* cover the force of the argument tempt to show that during his em­ [curwton to Heatrie on that day. , To the Editor -At a meeting of ployment hi the local post office By mad (exclwlve of and they consider tliât all debts delegates from the ex-service organ­ The 0.1*.H. steamer Princess Ade­ city) Cànadr and since 1917 the accused had taken let­ laide will leave the C.P R dock* at 9 isations last Mondan . if was unani­ ter* which appeared to him to con­ Gr?at Britain ...... S4 •• per annum should be squared up in the or­ o'clock in the morning, ahd will leave Te U S. a...... I7.ee per annum mously decided to accept the- invita­ tain money, umf where such did not To dinary course of business—a f Seattle for the return téii> at 6 o'clock, Phone France, Belgium. tion of His Honor the Lieutenant- prove the case had gummed up these i which will give the excursionist* Greet e, etc...... ». $1 W per proposal with which the British and sent them out for delivery again 1004 OoT't. V.o\ ernor. to arser W nt about four hours in Heat tie, and they KENT’S 3449 T* Government has no quarrel House, on Wednesday evening, the i tThe theft of letters from the mail*, j v:ill arrive hack in the city about M St. :3rd August, at (.45, jn order that His hocontinued counsel, had been ex- Kirk Coal Co. Ltd o'clock at night. The committees in PHONOGRAPH STORE INVESTIGATE FIRST. ver. vîxcetlenc» the Governor-General‘ max y !ci------eedingly---- difficult—------to detect, and in charge have arranged for every com- But if John Bull 1*40 pay hi* Iwte Uo. vMwrtumU of meeting aUlsoUâ 9/ the ylgjlance ol^ tt^ poet 1212 Broad St. Phone 139, fort. aBir will he provided bill* lie must be paid .by :.is We shall appreciate it if you will had been recel xed, largely .... - ». : 1—.. , ..... ' I ' V,I 'rAO-n LMAIlIn U aboard for those desiring to Indulge The tom plaint of the railroad debtors. That is tlie sum and kindly gtxe publicity to this invitai years. Th«* i‘rp»n would allege that In dancing. A* usual, there will be shopmen was thaa the railroads substance of the Earl ot Bal­ tion, in order that it may reach all the accused had opened large num­ a limit placed on the number of pas- ex-serves men. and more especially bers ,of . letters over that period, *eng»-rs to be carried, and ticket* projwsed to enforue their wags? four's commun icat ion to the con­ those who ere not members of any of taking them from sorting racks over should l>e secured early by. those TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY which he had no control. reduction order wrthoiit waiting tinental Allies. There U noth­ the organigations in the city > wishing to join this splendid water Victoria Hally Time. August 3. I*»T «*. F. L MONEY, Duties of Accused. ^AYBLOO^ excursion. A certain number of tlck- for a review' of the subject by a ing ambiguous *bout it and siecreiar.x Victoria l rut. . i et* have been reserved for the use of there is no, attempt to dictate a Victoria. JB-. C. August 2. 1922. • George Hepburn Gardiner. as ! Oddfellows which are obtainable from Seattle. Aug. 3.—At a meeting of the Vhamher of < ommcrce. In eon- Board of Conciliation such as is eistant Post Master at the Victoria the picnic committee Saturday night. resolution* were course to the United States. office, stated in evidence that the Tickets will be on sale t-o the pub­ junction with the merchant* and shippers of the city STEAMSHIP CHARGES. accused had been employed .since 190» mdoptr# ranting the Be. retar, of the Trea.ur. "< provided by thç law dealing uri.th Uncle Sam’s aerount against In Hermetically Sealed Packets Only. lic at the Hudson's Baÿ Tom pan y. in the city staff of the local post Spencer’s. WescotVs. Mickey Rich - i urixiie». heretofore .«tended to Canadian» for iKtltding good» tn »h‘l disputes on publie utilities. .lohn 'Bill! is about one-third of To »he Editor:— Would, you allow office. Bhwe iti : tin- avcised had Sold By Grocers Throughou* Canada. .irdRorfs and other store* in the city, j ment'through Ameriean terrltorx also to ret, Ind the action e.lahliahlng There is eonaiderabl ‘ strengt'i John Bull's account against Ilia me to ask the <*. 1*. R through the charge of the sorting of ’he insuf­ They max' also be obtained from Bros 1 auto-porta at Dyea. tikagwav and Circle City. neighbors across the English medium of your paper, if it is in order ficient i*o*tag#* letter*, letter car­ McLean. McMillan. Wilby, Doan and l « >ttawa. July 22.—The, regulations adopted by the Paris awarp in in that !u:i. A< vunimg tfi to charge tourists who take ad- riers registered letters, and aided ir Dempster, and Sisters of Rebecca I fi.hinl irT*th~»- North Pacific and Bering Sea expire Channel, in otttrrwrrrcbr ttt anyi x'anrsge of Thr Wc«r Const ntp nn ttîef-gorrmg^Th^ tCwqtitmalt amt Nanaim- SAVE SYSTEMATICALLY Lodge Burte and ’ T«m1*I t9»». governing seal the Industrial Disputes A< t no Maipilnna in excess.of -the fare mails. Witness described how let in ISS* Ht the end of the fishing season lor that year The efforts. ,of the. arrangement for wholesale debf for the joumex. which i* Inoluslxe. ter* were feceix ed anil sorted at ttv by Means of an Imperial TWELVE THOUSAND MILES. rnited states to obtain the assent of Great Britain and < anada to the strike or lockout is supposed tc ancetlation and relinquishment My daughter and ««-If took advantage |K>st office, stating that the accused Life Policy revision of these regulations before 1898 have failed of ihe last «rip. paying the adxertised hud a nrlviitr room for hi* work, to Twelve thousand mile* at least take place until after a board of reparations claims by the which plate he took the letter* in —Consult— • > rlin Aug. 2—The Krues Zeitung thinks that the denunciation of fare for the return journey. vis. : must he travelled to bring “8A LADA" j ummen l-l treaty with the German xylverein is Gréat Britain s first set up by the Minister of I-abor Motherland the British loss $3.7 90. We arrived at Fort Alice on the course of hi* regular duty. On< to your table. Yet so skilfully i* it the Sunday nlg..t. and owing to the boat f the duties of the accused was to Kenneth Ferguson prepared, so carefully is it - protected step toward the protectionist system .011 the application of one or would be three dollars for every haxmg to load pulp at the place of I receive the registered mail for local Imperial Life that, the delicate leaxes reach, - you American dollar. In this ratio call we were detained « he day. The | delivery from the vault and to hand it t but a few weeks later i in all Iheir other of the disputants, or upon Island Mgr. 208 Belmont Bldg. Great Britain 's desire to. restore noise during the night caused by th. sorted to the lett* r carrier*. to tender freshness. To really enjoy tea his own initiative, has conducted wim-he. wrnm anvlhir* hut . ..nduclv. I e«h;r WlÜl «ripai,1 IHlar,. and |.o«t - at us best. insi>t upon "SAI.AI'A " [the world s economic equilibrium to »l,.p ■»> pl*»*ur«. TI,.- followlnit ««» duo ..amp, for the latter ____ Your gro«er ha* this deliv^ode tea FOR RESULTS USE TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS. an I investigation Mid submitted must be judged. day .. w,r. , „m|M.|lod pax tho | A rart.ln amount of thef. h«d boyo. Ask for It to-day. going on since 191.». witness knew, a Report. It may be claimed that -following charge*, vis. ,$3..'»0 for usa of cabm. and each 1 »r meai* but the loss had been heavier in th* Nanaimo Residents a reditetioii of wages is »<#t a POOR TACT supplied to u* «luring’tiia uaui we I last few years. No record war kept on unregistered mail, and |unless See KILNER 4 STIRN about lockout, but if the order for the stayed at Port Alicee ^too fiiit#lilt ththe con- • ... , X,.„„nvc ..f ,h»c«mp,„y. On «.UUv* • ..Ç-mBlijInt» .ucr.- made iXL'v an accident policy. & Young Bldg DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED change was enforced it would It oujfht to be patent to Pro a slight protest we were show n sum ‘ irregular could be found, unv Irregularity w».*> taught r»*tl ha GEORGE I WARREN & •tare Hears: • e. m te 6 a. m. We gneigsy. 1 9. m. Saturday. nearly amount to that. It is sat­ thing on the ticket to the effect that WLKWIOKZ HCmMlZ feasor Caldwell that he made a extra time olt the journey would l»e On May 17 of thi* year witn'** had CO., LTD isfactory to note that a board is been (tasslng th#* rack*, and ua-l ex­ mistake when he came out with charged for. Jd4^^s^wardJBld£|;^Phonci^7^ now being formed and it is to be In fairn»-yy to t • • ms to amined the unpaid letter*, among which and out of their proper place hoped that pending its inquiry the bald assertion that English­ m- th.«; SMCh < ondulons should be stated in the advertisement of the he found five full»- paid letters, nil of no provocative action will be men were unsuitable as settlers trip, for the boat max t*e delayed to bulky nature. did he want him to resign" Wit news taken by either of the principals on the land in Canada. The suit the < innpany's convenience, and h Check en Certain Letters. had told the accused that was m the dispute. A strike on irn ♦w their 4*dvantage, for a much long» r Witness k*t»t « record of these lei- optional.* Nut I:1 latCDded !-■ Tons of Fresh Preserving more he says about it by way of periisl than would suit the conveni­ tir* and cheeked them later* They mend his dismissal. portant Vanadian utilities at this ence or pocket lKH>k* of the, pas- were not posted that night, or again At this stage, alleged xxttness. tile explanation the more he empha­ *enger* While Port Alice may have time would be serious business on the following mornlhg He noticed accused, who had been silent a good points .of interest, r » the tourist it and every reasonable step should sizes his tack of taet in the first the five letter* at 2.80. and half an deal of the time, twame excited. He does not wield a sufficient spell over hour later they were missing. He got angry Bnd said. *T am not th* APRICOTS be taken to avoid it. instance. He had better ac­ him to detain him for twenty-four watched until the accused left at 4.30. m*i*t to M.«m. There fa somebody knowledge the fact that his ob­ hours at an extra coat. and then checked the racks w here the in that <*ffi< #• who i« caualrUf ,h’’ Apart from the foregoing the trip five should have been put., and they trouble." going on «•• state a fellow On Sale Friday and Saturday NO CHANGE WANTED servations wer#1 not as well con^ was very enjoyable. G. H G. were not there In the room used-by clerk had borrowed $!<•<• from him sidered as they might have been Iiominion Hotel. Victoria, July Î*. the accused witnes* failed to find the and not returned it. The accused 1923 t.K.. lattanC but f Idressed and résolve to make further in stated witness, then said he had not At 10c a Lb. Can anybody reasonably sug­ to a Mr. Ja- kman. of «'olquitx. This b#*en able to get his money t»ack and gest that the official vend­ quirivs before committing him­ wa* not an unpaid letter. Witnes* had taken a letter, and afterward* he At Grocery'De part meut self again. He nught have< ex­ watched the t’olqultx delivery next couldn't get stopped."" I-ater. claim­ ing establishments engaged The WEATHER ,1ax „nd the Jackman letter did not ed witness. the accused admitted "in the distribution of liquor pected that hé would arouse a go out Another letter, one of the taking letters since 1917. and gave Deity B* tl*t la five, wa* addressed to Wing Hon the name* of the men xvh»* owed him should be the only retail enter­ storm of criticism on the other by tba Yleterta Weteer- •Igtaii D»f»rta«it Yuen, who had a private box at the money. The accused then wrote out prise in British Columbia to do side of the Atlantic by a sug­ po*t office. Thi* letter was not/ in a formal admission, alleged xvit ness PROVISION COUNTER BULLETIN business for six full day* in gestion of this kind. He now re­ it* owner’* rent box that night nor and left with Gardiner. In a follow - CASH AND CARRY Victoria. Aug 3 —5 a. m —The baro­ next morning. The other three let­ ing conversation, alleged witness, the every week of- the yar' plies to his critics by saying that meter remain* high over this Province ters were not checked as clo*ely. but accused had stated he own#‘d his own Spencer's Head Cheese, per lb...... ie* Spencer's Prime Butter, pef lb. 4QC We vertainly do not thi *k his object was to destroy' the and fine, warms weat her u general from it was iearned afterward* that on#- of home and hud S3.2 in the bank. Spencer’s Own Roast Veal, per lb...... #6r the Coast to Manitoba Mis* It. M. i lardler. called next 3 lt>* tor ...... $1-35 anybody van. Assuredly the “slackerV* impression that “re­ them had t»een delivered: Of these Spencer's Own Roast Pork, per lb...... ®6r three last letters the witness could testifiwl that she had posted a letter Spence-. Spnngfi.ld Brand Butter, per 11, 41?- reputation of the Province wards in Canada are tossed up Victoria —Barometer 30 10 tempera­ not recall all the name*, but «me had from her parent* to J. A. Aikman lb. 13* Spencer’s Own Roast Beef, per 11»...... e°r counsel for the accusetl. This letter Sp.nc.r-. -Own" Pure Bnf Dripping, ” of British Columbia will not in the lap like hay on a rick.** ture. maximum yesterday, ti. minimum. been to Mis* Foster, of 8t. Ann's 25r Spencer's Own Boiled Ham, per lb. 63C 51 wind, calm: weather, clear Acad» mv Witnes* made rough had contained money and had not 2 Ihs for ...... 20f be enhanced when it shall Nobody will quarrel with a Vancouver—Barometer. P* 12 temper-r notes and reported the matter to the been delivered, she understood. Mr Pure Lard, per It»...... Spencer's Own Weenies, per lb...... BBf, afore, maximum yesterdax. 72; mini­ Aikman, admitting the letter had 57e beeorae known throughout warning of this sort and as long mum. f--’; wind, calm : weather, clear inspector later. S 1h* for Spencer's Own Bologna, per lb...... 35r gon*- astray, did so "without pre Spencer's Select Lean Side Bacon, sliced, per as the Professor will argue that Kamloops- Barometer. 29*»s. tempera­ Watch Two Letters. Spencer’s Own Potato Salad, per lb...... 30<* this country—praetivally the ture. maximum yesterday. *6: minimum. judice." The «Town rested its cast - lb...... *»••:• Wf This rendition hau prevailed for whole of which is opposed to the the intending emigrant must ex­ 56 wind. « mile* N weather, tidudy at this Toftit., and Mr Aïkmân #-x Spencer's Pr.me Lean Side Bacon, sliced, per Clover Leaf Comb Honey, each ...... y. . 33r Barkerxille - Barometer, 39 «I iemj>er- *#>me time th..light witness, and on pre**ed hitnself as satisfiM that liquor traffic except in a strin­ pect to get his rewards only by ature maximum yesterday. 68. mini­ June the department decided upon evidence had been submitted which lb. - S8r Nortropic Honey, bulk, per lb...... - ...... gently regulated form—that the dint of hard work, and very mum. 42 wind- «aim ‘weather, fair an inv#-atigation. On June warranted a committal- Ball is Spenclrs Standard Side Bacon. *liced. lb. 36r B. C. Mild Cheese, per 11»...... 33r Prime Rupert—Barometer. 3« 1 . tem- letters were found out of their proper being applied for through the Vounty Spencer's Standard Back Bacon, sliced, lb 40** Government’s own enterprise is often hardship, his critics will I>erature, maximum yesterdav. *8 mini­ rack* and "ere vhe. k#«d close lx . one Mild Ontario Cheese, per lb...... 26< mum r.r. wind. calm, rain • : weather. Spencer's Prime Peameal Bacon, sliced, lb 43< to he exempted from recognized surmiM1 that he MiBI thaï g<»>- u a* address#*! to Mr. t*rvnk. N *-t Spencer s Special Ayrshire Ham. *liced. 11». $2r Old Ontario Cheese, per lb. ^ an* Auto Stand, and the other to ao | Imported French Roquefort Cheese, lh. *1.15 Temperature In Saanich Court In the r< gular Spencer’s Standard Smaked Cottage Roll, ^half retail custom. pri-should he universally applied. addreii* ..n Wua«*ra Street. XU ness Special Gouda (table) Cheese, per lb 43#* Mas Mu afternoon session of the S«ano !i Po­ or wh«ile. per lb. 39c The electors of British Colum He has only to tour Canada to t>nt.4 ton thought at number 1709. Both letter* uce Court xe*|er»!:i v-b*-fohe Magi* Spencer's Standard Unemoked Cottage Roll. Special Dutch Edam Cheese. p?r th. i.rsnd Fork* were- in the unpaid rack and removed trete Ja» .infrui/fTs^r ,,f mot7iy_j>urq Real Old Gorgonzola Cheese, per lb. . $1.10 bia voted for a policy of sdle disprove his original statement- between three and four in ti»*- after­ half or whole, per lb. 37r N>li»>n L'ltion* were Old Canadian Stilton Cheese, per lb...... 33#* and distribution of liquor by*the Kaslo noon. Half an hour later ’\xitn»*sjtne r#*qui*tte tail lighiNSirmn Spencer's Standard Dry Salt Back Bacon.^ per • shear» went for the accused, and lu I he driving earned a line of $ 38r L,mberger Cheese, per lb J5<* Government. It was "not their GOING AFTER IT Kxtmopton Ji!i B. C. Cream fcheese. per 11». *°r Sa*ksto»»n . ;• presence of Inspector Corley the ex­ tue following William S SttaceyTTl Spencer s Unsmoked Side Bacon, in th#- intention that either large pro- -1-*------gu Xpprlle amination began. I*. Young, A Walker. .Marine Iron l38r Salt Spring Island Cheese, per lb. 40#* fits shmihi h»‘ made or that there ] There is nothing like the per At the conclusion of his evidence Work*. I B Tindall, and Mrs. Har Z - - Provisions, Lower Main Floor w inr 1«-It witness stated h* left th»* office of net Hart. Lack of the rtec«-e*ar\- tail should hv anything in exvos oft >ohal toueh in busmen. The Tt>runt4* . the inspect or with the accused la it r, light »hi!<- at rest was the offence ordinary faeilttifg lor oUtaining l merehgnt who gets to know hin and the accused he Alleged 'OliJÜBL fur which the following paid Sj each >Î4)Vor^» I ! that he ' wa* glad it had c-.me to Mr*. XV. E. Dunn, Nelson Foster. A supplies. By departing from the | « uatomera intimately puts his bt John ♦A I this and that now he had l*een fourni XX Idiens and the Capital Service FRESH MEATS custom of the weekly half hoîi-| business on a firm foundation, nut he felt better ’ Witness had rc- (tarage. For «Irlving to the Common CASH AND CARRY AS COT IN CASES. NOT DELIVERED MAY START ART • pti#*d bv asking "by dis had C3t stop- danger along the West Saameh-Monii day the Government is making,! For thw and many Other reasons A Murray wa* fined in the sum a needless change. It will pro- the tour of Vancouver Island by POTTERY HERE $10. v Young Local Mutton Prime Grain Fed Pork dtive more revenue. It cannot. Victoria.** businessmen is-an ex- j couldn't stop It-** Loins, 2 to lbs. average, per lb...... That commercial suceea* would be ' ’ Inspector’s Evitkuck Rib Chops, per lb...... Butts. 2 to r. lbs ax erage. very mratt.x. It be in the interests of publie!relient itlea. It is not necessary Loin ChopSf^per lb...... the reward of establishing art f*ot- James Britton ’taw a and recommend his 29r Yesterday wc .printetl_com-1 to-.place the blame for. this irn. Burrell’s Rumps. Vm 7 lbs :rx enigr. pm—tK- ance a? the first meeting wa«* dis­ dismissal Tlie act used ht Hr*! per. If» nunieations from two recent fortunate condition will not help denie.1 taking th* letter*, but later Shoulder Roasts. 2 to :» lbs., per lb. s»o<* «Veal Steaks, per II*. ttn tinctly encouraging, some two dozen made a confession, allege.l witness 13«/a#* of the eour-j'matler* in the least. Th interested citizens ^attending. The accused, stated witness had pro­ ^Genuine English Thick Breast to Roast, per lb. tebus treatment they had re- j portant thing is the fact that It was decided that certain experi- tested that he frequently found pa.d ceiveil while on t hi* island.. One J local Enterprise jx alive t letters in the,Unpaid rack*, and these Prime Steer Beef the mental w«»rk must first be underta- he gaxe to the letter carriers for de­ Itm. and Mr Aitken #»ffei#-il what Lean. Boneless Stewing Beef. 2 lbs. for 22#* was from an officer of the Royal neetls of the time. Next week's liver. Witness informed **•*the Rolled Oven Roasts, per lb knowleilre of days *rf4 kaolin he Mince Steak, per lb...... 1**r Navy to Mayor Marehant in itinerary seems to embrace all useil he had l»een suspicious of him Rolled Pot Roasts, per lb. . r#9>*essed to the pottery Guild, Oxford Sausage. i*>r lb...... 13#* vided no one i»erson was to benefit. since a prior occasion, and while the White Lead Rolled Prime Ribs, per lb. which the writer declared that the points whose commercial re­ The Chairtnan pointed out that In his whole city staff had been under sus Pot Roasts, per lb...... Round Steak, per lb., 18#ï and ...... 20#* picion witness now felt the accused, nowhere else in the British Em­ lationship with this city should Opening remarks he had, clearly m#ii- and Oven Roasts, per lh...... <4»t#»l that th* guild'would be run on was responsible for thé tampering Sirloin Steak, per lb...... pire hud he Ifêeti treated with so be a cordial and profitable one. he. had told him. Witness had Plate Beef to Boil, per lb. T Bone Steak, per lb...... 3©r * “mutual profit-sharing basis, and Shoulder Steak, per lh. .... much courtesy and kindness as that instructors for each deiuirtment, described to the ecused the manner in Victoria. The other was from would have to be obtained For the in which h*, witness had thought fau neg-xnd terra cotta section the«e the thefts were committed. The ac­ SPECIALS AT 0ÜR REGULAR COUNTER a motor tourist of Los. Angeles have already be#n chosen A long cused had said nothing. XV’ltnes* NOTE AND COMMENT asked the accused if he had not taken Linseed Oil Two Oelivdriee Daily—4 a. m. and 1 p. m. to the Editor of The Times com­ and interesting discussion as to ways „r.d means brought the meeting to tii#. letter*. Accused denied taking Rolled Prime Ribs, i»-r lb...... 2, C Prime Ribs, out short. per lb. 28r plimenting the forest fire protec­ them Later the aeeuael. alleged wit­ an adjournment until Tmrr^Tuesday Fillets of Veal, per lb...... 32< A Herman aviator has flowti at 5 p.ro. at 82» Fort Street. ness. had aske«l what he should do stock Shoulders Spring Lamb, p-r lb. -Hr tion service of the Province on Small Roasts of Veal, per lb. 25r the courteous manner with whieh ! from Berlin to Moscow without Legs of Spring Lamb, per lb IQr its officer* performed their! a stop. Shall it he saitl thaï The Staneland —Fresh Meats, Ioiwer Main . duties. These an* gratifying1 this feat is symbolical of the in- comm tin iPSTions Few thing» te.rest which seems to bind the Co., Ltd. ,1 Groceries With Delivery reflect .more credit upon the two cities together these days? 840 Port St. Phone 27 t>eople of a comimmijty than a Phone 7ROO Those people in Britain «*o|| high reputation for courtéiiy Economy Jar Tops, retained some sympathy for! I Maybloom Tea, Visitors who are courteously ]x?r dor...... 35c treaty! ill any - plan always Horatio Bottomley her a use of ail Spvott-Sbaw 1-lb. pkt...... • — 48c cherish a friendly feeling for it numli. r of iimiisptile.l virtues * Reindeer Milk, Five Roses Flour, $2.10 and are sure to visit it again must lie ready to dr<>|> him al­ BORN OUR pi-r tin ...... 21c 49-lb. sack ...... when opportunity presents it- together af|er reading the Crown Olive Soap, various protestations of inno- ,| Campbell s Soups, all kind*. ^^C self. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL per bar ...... :714c renee whieh have been given fb Individual and olasa Inal ruction In Hiffh Hchool eubjecl». PLAIN BUSINESS the publie since xentenee wasj short hul Ihorough efnirtoea. Proven standard Pupil* n»» COAL Sunflower Pink Salmon, "| Canada Corn Starch, |__ pronouneed lupon him. The] toelna admitted for Matrtc. and Hl*h Sch,x>l Supplemental 11b. tin ...... jlUV 1-lb. pkt...... 9c lireat Britain borrowed some- j rommuniestlun in which lie en-j examln»tl<»n*. « VICTORIA FUEL CO. Commcrolal. Stcnogrephy and XXlroless courais alao Royal City Tomatoes, Ol « Finest Crab Meats, thing like *.'>.000,000.000 from deavnred to eonvinee the House, PHONE 1177 Hchool now open Pupils may start any day. Phone 28 for largr tin ...... -...... ■I*' per tin ...... 36c the I’nited States during the war of Common* that hi- administra -Lower Main Floor and reloaned it and many other)lion of the affair* of the Vietorv particulars. A. R. Graham E. M. Brawn A. C. SMITH. M. A. "•*»• H- BEATTV, T>03 Bread Street millions besides to eontinentil Ronil Club was blnmele*» must, prin Collegiate School. Manager. nation* with whom «he ant! our have nauseated his most stal­ neighbor to the South were a.v wart supporter.

-Kl VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. ALliUKT 3, 1923

NHH Miiti i'VID-SPËNCERjXIMrrED •tore • e.m. to • p.m. Wednesday, 1 p.m. Saterday, 4

EXCHANGE TO ALL DEPARTMENTS 7800 “Home” Wool on Sale Hardware and Crockery . 2 Balls for 35c August Home Furnishings Salt Dept. Bargains 100 Cane Pitchers, 2 sixes, each ...... 3Dr ")» nave Just received a shipment of the well known. Plain Table Tumblers, 8 for ...... 5Uc # reliable home wool. In which all the wanted colors 7-Piece Cut Glass Water Set. Special ...... $1.00 are represented. This is a dt-pend.ible wool and ex­ Pastry Boards. On sale at, each ...... SO*1 ceptional value at th price. ‘Jt balls for .. 35c Corn Brooms. Spécial at ...... 49c —Wools, First Floor Bargains in Carpets, and Furniture Draperies -r-ljower Main Floor. Big Values in Durable Sheetings and Pillow Cases 100 Pieces of Sea Grass Specially Priced for Home Furnishings Sale Those goods have all been bought from Canadian and English mills and Furniture represent the best grades. All -perfeet and guaranteed. All on Sale at Low Prices English Sheeting Fine Quality Pure Grade Sheeting This sea grass furniture has been • Heavy Vnbleaclied Twill, just received 72 inch, sale price, a yard ...... 95<* imported by us direct from the from the mills and offered at a big' advan­ 80 inch, sale price, a yard ...... $1.10 Orient, which accounts for the vent tage in price to you. 90 inch, sale price, a \ aid ...... $1.25 low prices quoted. The following are |L 70 inches wide.*at. a yard ...... 950 Horrockses’ Famous Sheeting only a few of thc'many bargains : , 70 inches wide, at. a yard...... $1.15 Large Chain, with high back and flat ^ , SO inches wide, at. a yard...... $1.15 this quality built the world-famous repu­ tation of Horrockses' sheeting. A grade that arms : closely woven seats and Seamless Velvet Pile 90 inchcS. wide, at. a yard ...... $1.35 lasts. strongly braced. Each $6.65 Bleached Sheeting 72 inch, sale price, a yard ...... $1.35 Large Chain, with heavy arms and 81 inch, sale price, a yard ...... $1.50 hack : closely woven and strongly tlf- __ 70 inch, sale price, a yard...... 65c IK) inch, sale price, a yard ...... $1.75 constructed. On sale at . . . .$7.10 ; (■—'w*1- SOMnch. sale price, a yard ...... 750 RUGS * _Horrockses’ Twill Sheeting Rocking Chain to match at. $7.90 Bleached Twill Sheeting t, 72 inch, on sale, at a yard ...... $1.35 Fancy Half-Round Chain, with low —r -vy hack ; closely woven seats and well * 72 inch, sale price, a yard ...... $1.15 60 inch, sale price, at a yard...... $1.50 Reduced for the August Sale braced. A bargain at ...... $7.10 80 inch, sale price, a yard ...... $1.35 These Hugs lire made by - Croslev "a, England '* most famous manu Canadian Unbleached Sheeting—Best Small Sea Grass Chain, with high back, closely woven and well braced. facturera of high-grade velvet pile Rugs. In the- assortment now on Pillow Cotton—Free From Filling Grade -On sale at ...... $5.25 sale you are offered a full selection to choose from. • 72 inch, sale price, a yard ...... 69** 10 inch, sale price, a yard ...... 450 Small Comfortable Arm Chain, with closely woven seats and backs. SO inch, sale price, a yard ...... 75# Rugs, *1 ft. x 12 ft., regular $61.00. On sale at...... $53.75 12 inch, sale price, a yard...... 50*" Wonderful values at ...... $5.50 Rugs, !< ft. x 10 ft. 6 in., regular #54.00. One sale at...... 44 inch, sale price, a yard ...... 5.V Pillow Cases Rocking Chain to match at ...... $6,25 Rugs, !» ft. x 9 ft„ regular $45.00. On sale at...... $39.50 46 inch, sale price, a yard .'...... 6O0 Heavy Cotton—Stout Hemaitichiug —Furniture, Second Floor Rugs, 7 ft. 6 in-, x 9 ft., regular $36.00. On sale at...... $33.00 Super Grade 40 inch, sale price, cadi ...... 45«* i • . —Carpets, Second Floor 42 inch, sab- price, each ...... 45** 40 inch, sale price, a yard'...... 55a1 44 inch, sale price, each ...... 50*4 Saturday Values in the 42 inch, sale price, a yard...... OOc Horrockses’ Hemstitched 44 iuch. sab- price, a yard...... OS*4 40 inch, sale price, each ...... SO*4 Fine Scrim Curtains “Cassia” Case­ 46 inch, sale price, a yard...... 70** 42 inch, sale price, each ...... 550 Boys’ Furnishings Horrockses’ Pillow Cottons 45 inch, sale price, eaeh ...... 65c Reg. $2,50 Values ment Cloth Boy»' Khaki Cotton Shirts of Boys' All-Wool Bathing Suits, with 40 inch, sale price, a yard ...... 80** Horrockses’ Super Grade medium weight, and designed skirt attached, in navy trimmed at, a Pair 42 inch, sale price, a yard...... 85< 42 inch, sale price, each...... 85c with collar and pockets ; sizes 12 _ with red ; all sizes ...... $2.50 At Sale Prices 45 inch, sale price, a yard...... :... .900 45 inch, salé price, eaeh ...... 950 to 141 •». Special at ....$1.25 Boys' Print and Cambric Shirt —Staples Main Floor This excellent grade Casement Boys' Fine Cambric Negligee Waists, hi fancy stripes and cloth is supplied in shades of Shirts, patterned in light, fancy white. Made with collar at- $1.50 blue, helio. red, rose, brown, tan," ■ stripes, and made with starch taelied and priced from. eaeh. collar hand and soft euflN : coat $1.25 to ...... $2.50 Fine Scrim Curtains, green, cream, ecru and ivory : 2Vs yards style; all sizes ...... $1.25 —Boys' Fumistunge. Mum Floor long and finished with a 2-inch 20 inches wide, On sale at. a Bedspreads White Turkish Towels frill ; edge and bottom. They yard ...... 39o are very neat and pretty and 50 inches wide. ■ On sale at, a at Sale Prices at Sale Prices yard ...... 690 big value. At. a pair . .$1.50 . New prints! « rib size, in pretty and Arm Chairs and Rockers ■ —Drapery, Second Floor An exceptional offering of the best —Drapery, Second Floor dainty designs ; .42 x 6-5 inch. Sale price, each ...... *...... 82.95 grade English Towels, made from high graile yarns anti specially White satin man ella. lull double bed All on size ; excellent grade. Sale price offered at each. 59r, 79«*, 81.00, Big Hosiery Values 87.50 and .,...... 8^.75 81.50 and ...... $2.50 To-morrow —Staples. Mipn Floor —Staples, Main Floor Sale at Women’s Silk Hose, with lisle gar Women's Glove Silk Hose, with Low Prices ter tops, foil fashioned an reinforced in wearing parts. Hose, in blark. brown, vream and markably low price. Fancy Ribbons, In floral Black, brown and grev. Reg. white. Reg. u(k. O» Sale at, a They are ngnle of the leather; spring seat and back. and high, adjustable becks :i.*d designs. „ including Regular 662.00. Now offered at. foot rests. Solid oak fumed fin­ $1.00. On Sale at ...... 59* P** ...... 25<* checks, stripes; French best ginghams combined each ...... ,.TO. $31.00 ish. Special at ...... $30.00 Women s Mercemed Lù|a Hose, Women's Fine Quality Hose, with with organdie in pretty dresden and satin stripe. with wearing parts reinforced ; double feet, heels and tpes. Full Mummer shades. The All colors suitable for Arm Chain, upholstered in good Morris Chairs, upholstered in best bags. caps, bows and grade tapestry, with lose rush-' ■ grade art leather,, w ith sprite' hose that will retain their lustre fashioned and seamless,-tn shades styles are neat ; sizes 1(i after washing, and shown iu °f black, brown, navy, • castor, sashes. On sale at. a ions, spring seats and hacks: seat aand high, adjustable-back : shades of black, brown, white, palm beach and white. R^g. 65r to 38. What a bargain! yard ...... 50** several designs. On sale «' solid oak in golden finish'. On nickel, dark grey. Reg. 654*. On a pair. Clearing at 35^. or 3 Only, eaeh $4.95 —Ribbons. Main Floor ....:...... $45.00 sale at $20.00 Sale at, a pair ...... 5(k pairs for ...... 81.00 —Mantlea">lrat Floor —Furniture. Severn! Floor —Hoaiery, Main Floor 10 HOMESPUN DRESSES Lawn Mowers at Bargain Prices Choice Silks Moderately Priced 12-Inch Blade Lawn Mower», with plain bearings. ’ Regular 612.25. On 36-Inch Duvetyn, a choice material Figured Lining, a yard wide; a Sizes 15 to 40, Marked for Clearance at Just 9hle at...... !...... $9.95 fur dresses or capes, of close pile silk, with a mixture of cotton 14-Inch Blade Lawn Mowers, plain bearings. Regular 612.25. On sale and rich in appearance; shades that adds to its wearing qual­ at...... »...... $9.95 of silvde, poppy,buffalo,sax*' and ity; shown in many designs and 16-Inch Blade Lawn Mowers, plain bearings. Regular 612.95. On sale rose. Special at...... $0.50 colorings. "A yard ...... $2.00 HALF-PRICE at ...... $10.25 40-Inch Black Baronette, of heavy­ 40-Inch Black Charmeuse, a desir­ Drcsnes in hand-woven homespun, and homespun and wool ; in pretty 12-Inch Blade Lawn Mowers, ball bearings. Regular 613.75. On sale weight and brilliant sheen. A able material for dresses; drepes at ...... :...... $10.90 perfect black. Selling at. a beautifully and lias a rich finish. checks. They are pretty Dresses, of superior grade and in popular shades. This is an opportunity to get a fashionable dress at a price lower than the* 18-Inch Blade Lawn Mowers, ball bearings. Regular 616.00. On sale yard ...... $3.50 On sale at. a yard ...... $3.25 *»...... $14.25 — Silk*. Main F.loor manufacturers. , -Ma.tiw, net Floor —Hardware. Lower Main Floor

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 19? «<■ ■■ ■ ...... PAY CASK AT KIRKHAM'S In Woman's Domain -J j Just a dash j ------7— 5CCCCCOC BUSINESS OUTLOOK WOMAN WALKS * 1 ____ improves the hash * How We Can Give NOW MUCH BRIGHTER FROM BOSTON §oCiat%perè°nâl A teaspoonful.. of Born! SuchValuesL TO VICTORIA |_B Mr. Augus Campbell Enthusi­ greatly , enhances the excel­ astic About Eastern Crop ~Mtyg".lanrf Wilson In expected 4b*» lence of a dish. Not only week from Vancouver on a \ luit to Prospects Sunmaid Seeded Raisins, iarL'i1 packages, Finishes Hike Across Conti­ Mi*s Dolts Dunsmulr at Hatley Park. SOLDIERS’ GRAVES hashes, but soups, stews, beans, •2 for...... >ji...... r* - - - • ■ 39c nent Here; To Tell Victorians O O—jO------Mr. Angmi 4T»mpbeU. of the firm of Mr. V. W. Jones returned to the Campbell & Co., Ltd.. Government gravies, meat pies, are won­ of Her Adverftures city yesterday after a brief visit to Mrs. Mortimer Appleby, honor­ Street, returned to thfe city yester­ ary convener of the Soldiers' p« Vancouver. day after an absence of five "week* derfully improved in flavour Nice Mild Cheese. Ol) « „ After «trolling across North o o o Graves Committee of the I.O.D.E., Libby's Grape Juice, 1 A., asks those members who are do­ in the East, during which he has q Mrs. Garland-A*hley left this q per but...... AvrU full flavored, lb. faiOv America in her hiking suit of khaki been buying extensively in ladies' afternoon to- spend the next few ing this work for their chapters and enriched in nourishment. with broad sombrero and serviceable to place flowers in the crosses for and children's Fall and Winter ready- § Leard's Chicken, FA„ knickerbockers. Miss Nell Walker, of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Marpole, English Sardines, in Off „ F Sunday next, thus carrying out to-wear. During hi* trip he visited Boeton, wandered into Victoria yes-, at Vrofton. ^ — the customs of former years of To add Bovril to your cook­ y reg. 70c. social VVf V oil. 2 tins ...... fcltlv y New York, Montreal, Toronto and terday afternoon and said she would decorating the graves on the Sun­ on Wednesday afternoon l-ady day nearest August 4. The annual other Eastern eentres habited by the ” Van Camp's Pork OF Slower's Lime Juice, AÇkp 4 like to stay a while. McBride entertained at bridge and ing is to add the goodness of "| always come to the capital city “Tn Memoriam Day” service will, arbiters of the fashions, quart but...... '*7/ V O tea in honor of Madame Gauvreau of however, take place on Tuesday, P and Beans. 2 tin» fciuL of any State or province because To a Times representative this beef. ______1___ Si then 1 can travel about under the New Westminster. August 22. at 11 o’clock, when the auspices of the authorities ntore or O O O Cross <>f Sacrifice andnavàl tablet morning Mr. Campbell confirmed the 9 Is»;»," she explained. I atarted hik­ Miaa Mona Miller, of Victoria, and erected" by the -yflfflfrwial War forecast rhat the ultra-short skirt is ^ Finest Creamery d» i <1Q Gouda Cheese, \ n © ing for my health=*Bd now I'm so her guest. M>-s* Pearce, are «pending Graves Com mission ar Ross Bay doomed to extinction. ;"■ !"'w i emetery will be unveiled by the g Butter, 3 lbs por- lh...... W a holiday at Maple Bay as the guest* fashion* showing the skirt hem from of the Misses Rice. Governor-General, I*»rd Byng of -o o o Vlm>\ seven to nine inches above the 1 Wide-Awake Sal- OF7g» Camembert Cheese, FA„ o The Misses Mary and Margaret ground. The long-waisted effeet. per pkg...... t/vV C3 however, still remains in favor and BOVRIL i mon, m large tins. V Sibbald left yesterday to spend a holiday as the guests of their aupt, bridesmaid, and "the groom was imp­ will be shown pn all the ne»- gowns, Christie 8 Sodas, Mm? Rochester, of Albernt. orted by his brother. Mr. W. Mac* (hi* Fall. Price* will remain much O o v kereth. After the < erenviny those the same as last year and there is present were the guests of Mr. %nd pur tin"...... 50c Miss Gwendoline Verrinder. of 1032 everj indication that they will re­ Mfs. Banks, xhen a very pleasant Mctiregor Avenue, has as her house main stationery for the next twelve guest Miss Nest a Howard, of Ga'li- time was passed in games until the months, according to Mr Campbell. time came for the bride and groom uiio Island. Questioned a* to buslnes* condi­ Try Our Fresh Beef Sausage, O O O to leave to catch the train enrvuie tions In the East, Mr. <"ampbell stat­ for Seattle, at which place the honey - 2 lbs. for...... 25c Mrs. Ker. of Merville. at-rompenled ed that there was depression through moon. Is to be spent. Upon return, out the East a* in the West, but the by her daughter. Jean,' for the past Mr. and Mr*. Mackereth will reside week has been the guest of her excellent crop outlook suggest* a de­ PHONES mother. Mrs. Howell. ' at Victoria, IJ. C. rided Improvement in the next fea CUPS AND MEDALS FOR PHONES months In Quebec, the hay. the Grocery - 178 o o o -dk o Meats • 5521 main crop, promises to he the H. 0. KIRKHAM Delivery • 5522 After being a visitor in Victoria for On Tuesday evening at Breadal- SPORT EVENTS Fish - - 5520 bane. the minister’s residence the heaviest for twenty-eight years, while Fruit - - 5523 the past three-months. Mrs. M. Scott Our new stock of Cups and Medal* assembled since the Provisions Rev. Dr. Campbell officiated at the excellent reports have been given by Grocery - 179 is leaving to-day for her home in the farmers of ( tntçrio and the mid­ recent Arcade Block fire afford* splendid scope for choosing, 5520 Edmonton. marri»*.» of Mr John William Do* & CO., LIMITED and Miss Marlon Watson, both of dle west. and the best of values. o d o Weather \ agaries have reversed Miss Tinker Jones returped home victoria The bride was attended as Prize Cups, from ...... BS.OO i; TRY OUR DEPOSIT SYSTEM—IT’S PLEASING MANY —J matron of honor by Mra Isabella the usual climatic conditions of the to-day from Vancouver after spend­ Silver Medals, from ...... $1.00 MISS NELL WALKER Wilson. lh<- flower girl t“'m* h'r East and West, for Toronto experi­ ing the pa St fortnight as the guest «islor. Ml»» Olive Watson. Mrs. Mar­ enced scarcely one dry day during of Dr. and Mrs Francis Ewing, W. H. WILKERSON well I just naturally keep It up for garet Stone and her jltttle daughter. the whole of,June, the rainfall hying o o o exceptionally heavy, while cool it's the only life." she added. Her Ml»» Margaret Kathleen, were al»o Jeweler and Watchmaker The Misses Mary and Margaret of the hrldf'e party The *ro°m": Weather has been general throughout robust figure and tanned face and Campbell have returned to the capital arms make it easy to believe all this. man w as Mr. ( leorge W ilann. Mr and the East, in strong contrast Jo the New Address : 647 Yates Street after spending the past two weeks in Mrs Dee after a honeymoon trip min heat wave which visited the Pacific Strap Slippers, Oxfords, Pumps Vancouver.. Coast recently. When she arrived here Mias Walker o o o make their home in this city, See Our Window Display of Special Mid- was carrying with her the fifteen- o o o priund pack in which she keeps her Mr. Ronald Buchdnan ’ arrived in At the .St. Andrew's and Cale- Summer Sale Bargains personal belongings. She wleep* in the city on Tue*da> from San Fran­ don Ian »port« held in Vancouver on the open when she is on the road cisco, where he has been, living for July 29. Ian Wullaee. of Mi M»e- but she carried no tent. As she har some time. Cauley Street, Eaqulmalt. won first WOULD EXAMINE most of her life before her she is o o o prise gold medal, for piping btrath Better Working Environment taking her time apd so she stops Mr. and Mrs. C. Sproat. of Kam­ Spey» and Reel». Special prise graitd frequently to do a little farm or other loops. who have been guests at the aggregate. «Ih er roue howl, for h. »t open-air work to make enough money Empress Hotel for some time, are amateur piping A leek Vailac r a on for an occasional meal. While she is leaving to-day for Vancouver. second prise in btiath Spey, and —can be pirrchascd through an investment in the here sit. will I'll the Story of her o d o Reels and third for marche» Roth classified advertisement columns. Every man and wandering*- w-Uh—the aid. of lantren Mrs. L K Poyntz and children of these hot» are member» of the New York Woman Says Man TWO STORES—1203 Douglas St. and 1621 Doutas St. slides at the i "nlumbia Theatre this t limed to IK ' Speril! - CaleetonUn Juvenile npe R=,nd .,f woman gets the progress bug soon er or later-no afternoon and evening. She is stay­ ing the past two months àt Strath­ Victoria, and brother» of Ml»» Agne» Should Prove Ability to Wallaee who I» at present with one really wants to stand still—no one really ing at the Strathcona Hotel. cona Txdge.'ShaWnigan Lake. Support Family Miss Walker has been a year on o o o Seven lilaegow .Maid» «>' In N*» needs to stand still in the business world, because tour, she told The Times and has Mrs. S. - McManus, of Memran- York. had ail kinds of exi»enen<-es grave cook. New Brunswick, has arrived in o o o The idea Jhat men and women should obtain medical certificate* of there are endless opportunities to go forward and gay. meeting all kinds of people Victoria to visit with her hoti and A surprise miscellaneous shower health before marriage is not a new on the broad highway. daughter-in-la\s. Mr and Mrs. V\j was held last evening at the home of shown every day in the little ads.' A QUESTION FOR C. McManus, Superior Street. Mr and Mrs. VV William*. une in these days pt advanced thought, O <5> O King's Rond, in honor of Miss Mar­ but a New York woman candidate for 1985 SAANICH BOARD On Wedne*day evening Mrs. John jorie Fox. whose marriage lake,i place Senator is of the opinion that no JOINS TRUSTEES’ Galt was hostess at a charming din­ ■l-.ortly. Miss Christina E. Williams young couple should marry unless the was the hostess to upmards of man is able to support her and a tor and their busine** life investi­ lawyer who drafted the Patrol- ner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Perry prospective family and unless she is Husbands, do you know that the of Montreal. Covers were laid for thirty guest* who were .assembled. gated. but H I* cheaper in the end to woman’s bill and put it over, and at ASSOCIATION NOW The rooms were lavishly decorated able to take car»- of a family in the old stove in your kitchen is behind twelve. he certain. Many women will tell pre*ent many women friepd* are the times—as surely a hack num­ with vari.-colored sweet peas, mauve event of her husband being injured backing her in her new ambition. The Saanich School Board derided, o o o you they can sew and cook and scrub, being the predominating shade, and or. she is widowed. but that i* not an occupation and will "1 firmly believe we need a woman ber 'as is an automobile without a last night to join the British Colum­ Mrs E. E. Code, the- Misses Con­ stance and Alice, and the Master this color scheme was used for 1 hi Guidance Bureau not net them enough to support a Senator in Albany.” «aid Dr. Hoch­ self-starter? Do you know bia -Trustee Association, and to send streamer* and to decorate the huge Kmest Code have returned to Vic­ Dr. Anna W. Hochfelder the wo­ Urge family. felder, "and I want the chance to that you can buv an up-to- delegates to the annual convention o' basket filled with the gifts and which show them what we can do. No ifi- toria after a month's visit at Strath­ man attorney who is seeking the • As a lawyer In the Domestic Re­ date, modern six-hole range that organization in Penticton. occupied a central position. Ihiinty lations Court and with four years' Hitution is complete without h wo­ October Id. At a full meeting of the cona Lodge, Shawnigan Ia*ke. t>emocrttic State Senatorial nomina­ with polished steel top and refreshments brought to a close a tion in the fourth district in Brook­ experience, in the Children's Court. I man. No home is complete without Pup water Jacket for only $65.00 Board shortly the Saanich delegates o o o highly successful and pleasant even­ a father and a mother, arid the man­ Dr and Mrs. A. F. Procter with lyn. is planning radical legislation af­ rear most pitiful tales of failure to will be named ing agement of state matters includes -and trade in your old range in Sir Henry and Lady Procter, of Lon­ fecting marriage if she "is elected support the children. That Is why 1 Reports of entrance examination o o o think every man and woman should the same principles. Let the men the bargain. results- in the Saanich schools were don. England, ha*'e arrived from \ an - "One of the first things I want to A quiet hut very pretty wedding do if I am a State Senator is to es­ be made to prove ability to take care build the foundation, but let the wo­ Your Inspection Invited laid before the Board and showed couver to spend some time at their lock place ai * -'cluck yesterday tablish in the cities throughout the of each other and their children." men put up the curtain» arid add the that 147 pupils wrote the examina -. b.immer home at Finerty Bay. morning at Ht Andrew » i athedral. State a Vocational Guidance Bureau, A Mother’s Views finishing touches.” lions, 86 passed and. 61 failed. The o o o When Marie Paolt. daughter of Mr. Dr Anna W. Hochfelder claim* she Dr. Hochfelder was educated in the H W. Howard, of the provincial which will help young men and young B. C. HARDWARE & schools with the best results were. M. 1’aoli. of Charlottetown. F» L. !.. women about to wed to hold the posi­ does not care for .the salary attached public schools of this city, graduated Saanichton. with seven passes out of civil service, with Mrs. Howard and t.i* ame the bride vf-JiUieph M Hoott tion which, is adequate to support to the Senatorial position, which is from Hunter College. New York Uni­ eight scholars writing; Keating with son. left Monday on a motor trip to *,,ri of Mr*. M Scott, of-Edmonton them.” Dr Hochfelder declared in her >1,500, and a Scnatorshlp would in­ versity Law School, and rind* time to PAINT CO., Ltd. seven passes and no failures. Royal Portland They will spend two weeks the ceremony being performed by c*flce at No. 12 Broadway. "Our law* terfere with her practice, which is bring up two sons and runs her home « >ak. wittx three passes and no motoring through the Columbia anti the Rev. An#elm Wood. I he bride should provide for education along r.ot only in Manhattan, hut in her in Bensonhurst. besides being in her Jfhe Range People failures; Strawberry Vale, with five Willamette Valleys. looked charming In a »TnArt. tins line for both *eexe*. and if men home town, Brooklyn. Rhe was the cîflce every day in' Manhattan. 717 Fort St. Phone 82 russes and one failure, and Mac- O O O tangerine Canton crepe with grey and women were taught to be self- kenzie. with five passes and one Major and Mrs. PeTden Humphreys hat and carried a -bouquet of ‘»l»h^b« supporting before they married we failure. The average of the larger and their two children, who have rose* and maidenhair fern. » Miss would greatly reduce the applications schools was not as high as this. been spending the past year in Fng- Agnes Paoli. the tTide's sister, made fur divorce Money is the cause of There, were 141 Saanich utpriçnts in bml, are, expected home tn Septem­ a pretty bridesmaid in a tangerim piost of th< unhappiness between attendance at the Victoria High ber to visit Mrs. Humphreys’ mother. georgette frock, carrying m bouquet husband* ‘and wives. Say It With Flowers School at the end of the school, year, Mrs. James Dunsmuir. Hatley Park. of white nweet peas and maidenhair "A woman, before a marriage li­ FRENCH CARNIVAL the Board learned Accounts cover­ O O O fern. The groom was supported by cense i« issued, should be required to ing the fees for these students Were Mrs. Norman 1’ayne anti her small Mr S. McEachem; of the staff ofMh.- present to the authorities evidence drdered paid. daughter Noreen are returning from Collegiate Schotd at Saskatoon. The that ah# IS skilled ’.II a trade or oc­ Cut Flowers Contracts for various repairs tind Vancouver on Saturday" where they KHnctliarj of the Cathedral had been cupation which would enable her to AT THE ARMORIES improvements were let. New wash­ have been spending the past fixe prettilv decorated for the nccaaior mpliort her children if she became a rooms will be installed at the Royal weeks as guests of Mrs. E. A. C. with «"hast* daisies and directly after Oak School _hv II ii b uhI toaiai Ini» RtlHia. - '•—■— ------;------cretno!' y ..mipt ial mass "The-mari. stiouU! be able to certify 13.000, Edward Rainaldl was given O O O was celebrated by the Rev. Anselm that he is capable of providing for and Pot Plants Countess D'Audiffret Plans Wood. Following the marriage the himself and his wife and show that the contract for moving and raising Colons! and Mrs. R. D. Davies and Brilliant Affair for Next the Royal Oak manual training build­ Mrs. Bigwood have returned from a bridal party motored out to Tirent- for the last six months prior to hi* For the best collection in the city ing to provide space for an extra motor trio to Merville. Mrs Halley, wood for the wedding, breakfast and application for a marriage license he class room on their return from their honeymoon Las had lawful and gainful employ- —t. Thursday x of Merville, accompanied them home which is to hr spent on the Island. comparative n-pnrt <>f the arid will he the guest of Mrs. Davies Mr and Mrs. Scott will make their Penny Wise •oid France's Midsummer t'arni- ■choolA in the entrance examination* prior to going to Salt Spring Inland, Brown's Victoria Nurseries was as follows: home in Edmonton, where Mr. Scott vaP is the alluring title of the enter­ where her daughters have been stay­ It la suggested that to have a bu­ 918 View f«t. Phones 12SS and 21# School » Pass Fall is on the staff of the Edmonton reau of this type which would ques­ tainment Which Is being arranged by Cedar Hill ...... R 8 ing since "the Merville fire. Normal School Among the out of tion young couples about to marry, Countess d'Audi fret, of Faria, in con­ Cloverdale ...... 9 14 town guests at the wedding were. would cost the state additional money, junction with the Amalgamated Vet­ Crftigf lower ...... 4 *’5 Mrs. W. F. Brougham and Ml** Mrs. Scott of Edmonton, mot hey of but Dr. Hochfelder had a ready reply. erans, and to be produced at the Keating ...... 7 0 î laphnr Brougham ai*e rxpet ted in the groom, and Mr. E: Fallon of Sas­ "After all It would be better to in­ Armories, lias Street, on Thursday tht‘ city from Vancouver on Saturday LET US STOP Mackenzie ...... R 1 katoon. vestigate before marriage than to rext. August 10, at 7.30' p. in. Gordon] Head ...... 3 7 and will be the guests of Mrs. James o o o send the children to an institution or Our August Clearing Sale This brilliant affair will compris, V-Tth I Miry ...... 0 0 Dtjnsmuir at Hat1ey"1?ark until after At SL Mark's Church. Boleskine give the family charity later.” she That Leak mai\> of the features which hare Prospect Lake ...... 1 I the wedding of Mls^Luvy Utile on Road, last evening, the Rev. H. H. said. “It costs an insurance company long been associated with the very Royal Oak ...... 3 h August 16. Miss Jean Murray and Hltchcox solemnized the nuptials of money to examine the patron*. They Starts To-morrow successful carnivals) of 1*ranee, and Snanirhton ...... 7 1 Miss Sally Iatng will arrive from the Agnes Amelia, youngest daughter of are examined free of charge by a doc- much'varied and amusing entertain­ Strawberrv Vale ...... R 1 mainland city next week to Join the Mrs O. J. Itothwell. of Cappon, i The Colbert ment is being planned. The admis­ Tolmie ...... 14 10 house party &t Hatley Park. Alta., and Percy, fourth son of Mr. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS sion charge will he nominal and the Tilllcum...... 14 * and Mrs J. Riddle. Obed Avenue. Plumbing and Heating Co. proceeds will he shared t»etween the West Saanich...... ».. 4 •? Victorians registered at Strathcon;^ The church was prettify decorated Established 18*2 French relief fund “Pro Infant la. Fro Model School 4...... 0 0 Ix»dg«\ Shawnigan laike. recently in­ with Shasta daisies, sweet peas and Phone 552 755 Broughton Street I’atria" and the Amalgamated Vet­ cluded Mrs Peter Turner. Mr S. N, climbing roses. The bride was ^^m *1 rlR7 erans’ Association. Reid. Mrs. W. R. Sentie, Mr. George handsomely gowned in cream satin W. Newton, Mrs. 1. Herrman, Mr. and Georgette and Crepe de Chine Other pupils Tolmie. pass 1 crepe and wdre a beautiful old lace failed 1: Model School, pass 4, failed Mrs. H. Delves. Miss Delves, Mr. and veil which has been a family heirloom •3. Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Miss G. Mc­ for- over a hundred years. She was PANTORIUM Laughlin, Miss E. Little and the Rev. attended by one bridesmaid. Mis* Blouses—$4.98 ICE CREAM G Andrews. • —sold wherever crowds o o o Alice Graham, who wore old rose gather, or at your favor­ Members of’the Kumtuks Club and ninon over satin and carried a Ï ite refreshment store. DYE WORKS bouquet of mauve and pink sweet Many Sold at $10.00—None Leas Than $8.50 A Comfortable Baby friends will hold a picnic meeting on Always look for your peas. The bride’s bouquet was of Monday evening, August 7. at Obser­ nearest/dealer to serve Never Cries Ophelia roses, maidenhair fern and vatory Hill. Saanich ton. by kind Invi­ HUGE BARGAINS IN ALL LINES swansonta The little flower girl. Work cannot be done satisfac­ tation of Mrs. J. S. Plaskett. The Miss Phoebe Riddle, niece of the Velvet torily l.y the old method of Journey will he made by tally-ho --made clean and whole­ Most of Ifahy’s discomforts are bride, wu dainty in powder-blue some with the choicest cleaning and dyeing. Send your leaving the iViminion Hotel hot later Tuck-In and Over-the-Skirt Styles due to skin troubles. Baby’s skin organdie and carried a basket of materials and by experts work to us, and you will see the than 6.15. and to facilitate transpor­ In a modern sanitary pink and white sweet peas. Mr. result, of our latest equipment. is as sensitive as a rose petal. So tation arrangements members are re­ Dressy Blouers, Sports Blouses, Tailored Effects, Peter Creamery. quested to communicate with Miss Walter Riddle, brother of the bride­ Which enables us to give you the think what suffering is caused by groom, was best man, and the ushers Pans—dozens of other styles—lavishly trimmed with rieh Northwestern 1311 ^ Iasi possible work and servlee. Mariait as soon as possible As is Creamery the friction of damp diapers. customary on these occasions each were Messrs. Stanley Hawkins and Ve!1* Archie Riddle. During the signing V I sees and insertions. Ltd. which rub the skin all raw, by member is expected to provide her Phone 3302 own box lunch. of the register Miss Mary Purdy Cricm Is Wonderful prickly heat and all of the other sang "Because.” After the ceremony o o o Only once a year we rashes that keep Baby unhappy. A quiet wedding was solemnized on a reception was held at the home of Far Yoer Har ‘DMUato& Please try Kora-Konia on Baby. It Monday evening at 6.30 o'clock at the Mrs. J. J. Riddle. Seymour Avenue. Hill *K MHOOI. KOK hold a Gigantic rteetae 4I4N1. r. V. MI I.TO V. Wonderful Carpet Cleaning rtval Williams Markereth, eldest son home on Boleskine Road. Among the * Blouses —raw spots heal. And the waterproof, many handsome wedding gifts was a ei dindraff lad pramorm hiir hrakh. anything else we The Pioneers With Latest Methods velvety film of powder flings for of Mr. and Mrs. D. Mackereth. 952 NOTE OUR ADDRESS set of Conftnunlty silver from the have offered. 707 Yates Street hours, preferring the skin from friction. Woodland Avenue, Vletoria, B. O 921 Fort St. (Just Above Qusdre) Rev. W. Daniel, pastor Grandview ■: A. Paint Co., where the bride was Don't let Baby suffer another hour— TSSCTrl Prior. 1465. Baptist Church, officiated. Miss H. employed, ami a set of Community uLw w4tU. Old Carpels Remade Into Lovêly buy Kora-Konia at your druggist's. silver frdm Mr and Mrs. L. W Slade, Utilize The Times Want Ad? Fluff Bugs Drysdale. Victoria, B. C\. acted as

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JUJJÜ IF WINTER COMES •"( By A. S- M. HUTCHINSON LIMITED --À_-.K-r-y INSTALMENT NO, 23 Stôre Hour» I a.rh. to-S p.m,—Wednesday», 1 p.m. Copyrighted—Published by arrangement with British 4 Colonial Press, Ltd. ^ScccccdcxxidfriXva aOCOOOOCCOODQCXgg “Oh—oh, right-o," said Tw\ ning, He put the thing to himself-in his and* to* himself* ** when" the'* " door closed, reasoning way.way tiis nrow"wrinkled up; ‘Funked speaking to him! She was his wife. She had left her Arrived again in his room, Sabre home for his hom.e. She had a right FISHERY MEETINGS CHEMICAL DISCOVERY dropped Into his chair. In his eyes to his interest in her. ide*#^ He had mmm 'was the look that had been in them a duty towards her ideas. Unkind WILL BE POSTPONED when he had tried to explain to Mr. Rotten. Fortune about the books, what Mr Upon a sudden impulse he looked WILL EXTERMINATE Fortune had confessed he found at his^watch. Only just after twelve. FOB OUTSIDE As Kastern members of the MOVING TO ORIENT little beyond him. He thought He could get bark in time for lu.hvb Fishëries (’ommlssion have been "The books. . . of course' Fortune Lonely for her, day after day, and unexpectedly delay*! jn leaving hasn't imagined them. . . seerr thrm 'WT HB -fir find "trfr fi» i that imwi-m- ^sTTTfiF'p^îoiëir TtTrief- TEE icfflc Ûrïës Practically grow . . helped them to grow. . . ing. They could have a jolly after­ ary of thé Commlssiori’ catling for But It hurts. Like hell it hurts. . . noon together. He ceuhl make jt a Blue Funneler Safety the first meeting at Prince /lu- Agreed on Basis of Freight And 1 can't'explain him how-1 feel jolly afternoon. Nona kept coming pert, August 7, has been abandon­ Charges about them. . . . I • Ain't explain "to into his thoughts—and more so after to Port ed, it is announced In a wire re- Result of Investigations in any one." this Twyning business. He would «•eived by The Times from J. A. His thong lits moved on: "I've been have Mabel in his thoughts. With (.'apt. S. S. Madgwick on the Seattle, Aug. 3.—Heavy booking* of Motherwell, Chief Inspector of Laboratories of University twelve years with him Twelve years He went in and told Mr. Fortune bridge the Blue Funnel liner Tyn Fisheries. of California _ wheat, flour and cereal grain* for ex­ we'ie been daily together, and when he rather thought of Taking the after­ dsrtnie arrived In port at 10 o'eltici' The new itinerary will he an­ port to China and Japan in the laal 1 said' that about the books I sat noon off If he was not wanted. 4Ie . tlila morning after a patauge of thir­ nounced as soon as It has been few days Indicate an unusually large there and he sat there—-and Just mounted "his bicycle and rodo pur- twin Francisco. Aug. 3.—A chemi­ looked. Stared at each other like arranged. The former schedule movetnënt of three eommoditiee posefully' hack to Mabel. teen days from Yokoiiama. provided for the meeting at Vic­ cal discovery which will exterminate masks. Masks! Nothing hut a mask aero*» the Pacific In the near future, Fog was the enemy of the Blue toria August 24. the teredo, destroyer of ipuch wharf­ to be seen for cither of us. 1 sit be­ The free-wheel run down Into Berry according to Robert C. Hill. Seattle hind my mask and he sits behind his Green landed him a little short of j Funneler this voyage. She was posted age. bus been made by chemists of shipping commissioner. Practically and that's all we see. Twelve niolFVtil Ids gate—not bad! Plrrlfi. the post-j to make Quarantine tit v n.m.. bat the research laboratories of the Uni­ all the available cargo «pace In the years’ And there're thousands ‘of Man, whom he had passed in the hi- j owing to the thick atmosphere vîf versity of California, it was «an­ people in thousands of offices. . . cycle's penultimate struggles, over­ various liners of the several sen Ice* Cape Flattery and In tue Straits, lac nounced to-day. Results of the In­ thousands of homes. . . . just the look him In its death throes and. out of this porf Tilts been booked tor same. ATT fiehlntT musks. Mysterious wafched wftTT interest” the ""mlracIcsT t «$r British earner atiori of mind, habit made Dainty Undergarments of Capfc. 8;; muai Madgwlck, com­ the teredo will b« given out soon, it next ninety days and ’i'? behind .’ \\ . r. ,|| going through th< Mm prolong them to the uttermost .is believed. been placed with -event 1 »tn*m*hlr same life (limp the same way. Co inch. ' mander of ihe Tyndareus. is a favor- FLEET IN POUT lines tor possible space now booked ii In North Pacific shipping clrc.ce The steamer West Orowa. now en the same way. You look at insects He dismounted. ‘"Anything"for me. with lumber but which may beit an- ants, «currying about, ami not tw. auig most of his time this morpui? route to Seattle, wUl 4»e G*ko* ovoe by celleil on account of the log short was taken up in meeting old trien-ie Talthybius Proceeded to Sea the I’aeific Steamship Company upon of them seem to have a thing in "One for you* Mr. Sabre " Italian Silk eager Ho shake him by the hand. In its arrival. Captain J. A Jacobson age. Hill says. common, not two of them seem to Sabre took the letter and glanced As the Tyndareus Arrived know one another: and you think at the handwriting." w: former years he v.as here in the and the crew will transfer to the After several weeks of conference fewer and other ship* of that type. steamer Montague, which haa been it's odd, you think it s because they It was from Nona. from the Orient the various Steamship operating con­ don’t know flicy're all in the same Her smalt, neat, mnsmtinn script Cajt. Madgwick went out as matt»r taken back by the Shipping Board in cern» with line, to the OrlWt out »' of the Tyndareus Cor the first time place of the West Orowa, which will boat. But we re just the same. The\ had once been as lamillar to him as As the SS. Talthybius was about North Pacific ports have practical!» might think it of us. And we do his own. It was curiously like his The beautiful luxuriousness of fine Italian when ahv sailed on her las* outward to pull out from Pier 1 this morning run out of Puget Sound to the Orient. agreed upon all matters wh^h,"£rn?2* The Montague will be "returned to San know. And yet you get two live.*-- « wn. She had the same trick of not Silk Undergarments <;an lie enjoyed now voyage to the Orient. " the sister ship Tyndareus loomed up late a basis for re-or«anltin* tn« linking all the letters in a word. Francisco anil transferred to another and put them together twelve years The «ommarder of the Tyndareus from_ ...... William...... Head and tied up at North Pacific westbound trans- In an office. . . . In- a house...... Her longer words, like his own. looked at a very reasonably outlay. For lasting^ repurted dense fog outside and was [ theoppoeite berth at ier 2. It was service or placed on the inactive list. Paelflc tariff bureau and t stable if they were two or three shoçt The China Mail steamer Nile, C’ap- Mabel and I. . . practically we just compelled to go warily. Four days the first occasion in a number of iystem of rates and charges ma> soon sit and look at each other. Her mask words close together. To this day. weai1 and satisfaction we would recommend of thick weather were also exact I - vears that two vessels of the Blue IgilULQfeR-T. Jvlnlay. skipper, will be j K- BDromülgâtèd."ft..... ”ii»ècame Lnnn'nknown In-to when he did not get a letter from her taken to dry dock In Oakland for a -J£yP incorporated in the agreement My mask. . . ." • i ted in mid-Pacific. Outside of Funnel Line have been in port to­ He thought: "One knows what It once In a year—or In five years—his to you Italian Silk Undergarments and that the voyait, was fair. Toe.e were gether in Victoria. The Tyndareus thorough overhauling before going on .. annulation for the |M>sting of a Is. what It l«H)k* like, with ants address on an envelope' if her-hand- especially at these prices. ff*vo first rl.iHk i assengers aboaid, was not heavily laden, and therefore the San Francisco-Oriental rufi bond of- $25,000------by each—** line “as* “ 4They>e all plugging about like mad writing was a thing he could bring, Mr. and Mir. lay, Mr and Mrs. was much higher out of the water August 24 guarantee that the tariffs of the as­ end some times did bring with per­ than ihe Talthybius. which carried like that, not knowing one another ^ ovlz and Mi. Gray, all Americans, Th#? German ship Tanjara XII., sociation will be maintained. nor earing, because they all seem t< fect clearness before his mental vi­ Women’s Italian Silk Women's Extra Heavy 'bound for Seattle. The liner also car- .all the freight she could comfortably which loaded barley here for the sion. pack within her steel sides. In fact, be looking for something. 1 wonder. Italian Silk Vests in rlcd 131 Chinese, who disembarked United Kingdom.1? Ie hel«i in the Refrigerator spare for carrying tP- ■ ■ • - I wonder—are we? Is that th< He glanced at it. regarded it for Vests in flush and white hoe. * the Talthybius left a shipment of stream for lack of a crew. The Ger­ proximately 600.000 boxes of apples s ightly longer than a glance, ami poles in the water which she was süp- trouble'.* All looking for something. with plain tailored top; . opera styles with elastic The Tyndnrou.* cleared early this man crew, which manned the sailing from...... the Northwest...... to Great____ Britain Yo.u can see It in half the facas x ith a little pucker of brows and oft. rnoon for Ft attic. Itosed to take from this port to Ja­ craft when she arrived in ballast I and Europe will be provided for the lips, then made the action of putting H> to'44; $3.25 each. top; shown in white and pan, having no room for them The you see Some wanting, and know ­ from China deserted, and the vessel coming apple season by the joint ser­ ing tHey are wanting something it. unopened, in his pocket Then flesh; $3.50 and $5 consignment of poles, it ;« expected, t o rested the bicycle against hi* hip OUTPUT OF FRASER will be taken out by the Tyndareus. will be held in the stream here until vice of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Others wanting something hut just each. they can be replaced. Company and the Holland-American and opened her letter. Women V Italian SiH< which will return here next week to putting up with it, just content to he ‘ North repps Tuesday. Sh­ FISH HATCHERIES b ad 2,500 barrels of cement for Man­ Line Txst year the service carried discontented. You can see 1L Vck Knvelnpr Chemise with nearly 500,000 boxes of apples to the ower dated her letters. He‘used to ila. you can. Ixinking for what? Love? Women's Opera X'ests in other side of the Atlantic. But lots have love. .Happiness ' But lie always telling her about that. laee top in opera stade Ottawa; Aug. —The natvheries Shouts of greeting passed between Tuesday'was yesterday. heavy quality Italian the two ships as the Talthybius aren’t lots happy? But are they? operated by the Government on the TIDES AT VICTORIA He knitted his brows: "It goes with ribbon straps or Fraser River during th 1 current sea­ slipped away from her berth into the l>ear Marko We’ré back. * We’ve silk in flesh or white; SPECIAL TRAINS TO deeper than that. It’s some unlversa’ son have already distributed up­ Ktream and set out in the direction teen from China to Font—almost. plain tailored top, shown have laee heading or of the Straits. August 3. thing that s wanting. Is.it something wards oÇ 1,000,000 eggs and fry in the CONNECT WITH BOATS Come up one day and be -bofed about hi flesh and white; I-ow water. 5.35 a m.. 2.4 ft. that religion ought to give, but it. How are you? plain top and ribbon free swimming stage. In addition to doesn't? Light" Some new light to thè above 10.500,000 are being ted in High water. 10.40 p.m . 8.8 ft. Arrangements have been made by $3.50 ami $4.75 each. straps: sizes 86 ami 44; the Paris office of the Canadian Pa­ give every one certainty in religion the retaining ponds at the various August 4. in belief. Light ?" He thought. "Funny she didJt't $3.75 each. cific for a special train from Paris to Women's Italian Silk establishments and will be Î,berated m His thoughts went to Mabel as fingerlings after they have at­ VESSEL MOVEMENTS 1-ow water. 6.41 a.m.. 2.1 ft. Cherbourg and to Parts f^nnecting mention she'd written just now. 1‘er-* High water. 4.32 p m . 7 8 ft. vith the sailings of the Empress of Those houses In King's (’lose ar< baps she thought it was funny I Directoire Knickers in Women's Italian Silk tained a length of from three and going to be eighty pounds a, >eaf. and Three and one-half inches. The total Victoria. Aug. 3.—Arrived Tyn- Iz>w ater. 6.18 p m.. 7.7 ft. Scotland and Empress of Franco. A didn’t say I'd had it. 1 must tell shades of flesh, white, what do you think, Mrs. Toller is her." Combinations with opera < utput lor the season, including fry dareus. from Yokohama; Talthybius. High water. 11.25 p m., 8.7 ft. special-feature of this service Is that going to take one And he had not He returned her letter to Its envel­ saxe. jade. grey, navy, '.istrihuted and placed in the retain­ from .Seattle. K. I). Kingsley, from all heavy registered baggage can ac­ top and ribbon straps or answered her hut had nîstled the ope and put the envelope in his |*>c- ing ponds,, therefore exceeds 51,500 - San Francisco: Canadian Observer, company i>assengers on this special Idaek. hntwn and |>on- shaped top with beaded ooo. from San Francisco; Bermuda, from train from Cherbourg with customs newspaper and had intended her to ket. Then wheeled his bicycle Into Vancouver. Sailed: Talthybius. for examination in Paris. There is no know why he had rustled the paper hi* gat.-. He smiled. Mabel, w ill j gee; sizes 36 to .44; edge; sizes :$6 to 44; Yokohama: Tyndareus. for Seattle; j dtlay. as only hand baggage exam­ to show he couldn't stick It? Un­ 1* surprised at me back like this." $5.00 a pair. $6.50 and $6.75 eavh. Canadian Observer, for Vancouver: I ination Is made at Cherbourg. kind. His heart smote him for Mabel was descending the stairs a* ! E. D. Kingsley, for Vancouver; Ber- • At Paris connections can be made Mabel. Such a pathetically simple he entered the hall. In the white thing for Mabel to find enjoyment muda. for New York. f | with the regular aeroplane lines now dress she wore she made a pleasant] Telephone 1876 C U N A R D Vancouver. Aug. 2.—Arrived: Robin ( 1 in operation In France. Ttjere are in. Why, he might just as reason­ picture «against the broad, shallow l 121 f Douglae Street First Fleer 1877 Gray. New York; Baron Polwgrth. i sex-eral departures dally in either di­ ably rustle the newspaper at a baby (-fairway and the dark panelling. Hut j Blouses and Corsete 1878 COOLIES TO SEI because It had enjoyment in a rattle she did not appear particularly I ANCHOR Cuba. I , rection on th.e service in addition to Aberdeen. Aug. 2.—Arrived: "p. • .. _ _ , .. , aeroplane services between Paris. A rattle wtwld not amuse him. and pleased to see him But he thought. ! ANCHOR-DONALDSON Jessup, Port Ludlow; Helene Caoba. i H3S 06611 LOadinQ LUfTI- Brussels and Amsterdam; Toulouse. Mrs. Toller taking a house hevond "Why should she be? That's Just it I Sun Francisco ; OarloaCarlos, FanSan Pedro.Pedro , be|r a( Majn|an(| ports f()r Barcelona. Rabat, Casablanca and her means did not amuse him; hut That's why I've tome back." why on earth should he—" CANADIAN SERVICE FROM MONTREAL Brush, Tacoma. Sailed: Delio, East Africa: Bordeaux. Montpellier and (To be continued) TO LIVERPOOL 1 Tacoma. Aug 3.-Arrived. S.,,11 NCW York Nice; Parle, Prague. Warsaw', Po­ land. and other points. the shores of Cadboro Bay and there Albania ...... Aug. 19 S*pt. 29 danced until midnight. AukoiiU ...... Sept. 16 Ranger. New York. Sailed. < harlle Tyrrhenla ...... Sept. 2 Srpt 56 Watson. San Francisco; Steel Ran-, The steamship Bermuda, owned CICU RIJQ||\|FQC IQ A long programme of sport* oc­ ger New York via Everett. Hakata ! by the Nemazee interests of Honkong. r-IOn DUOIIUCOO Id ITUS' PICNIC cupied most of the afternoon before TO PLTMOlTH-CHIIhUOt KG-I.ONDON Antonia ...... Au*, F, Sept. 0 Oct. 12 Maru. Yokohama via Seattle: Chilli-i passed out to sea this forenoon after ROUTED TO STATES !BOYS’ BAND BACK supper time. There were race* of Andanla . . . Aug. 26 Sept. :8 Nov. 4 wack. Vancouver. , having loaded lumber on the Fraser all kinds and for everybody from fat TO GLASGOW Portland, Aug. 2.- Arrived : Annette j n|ver anfl at Vancouver. In addi- VIA PRINCE RUPERT men to little children. The only Rolph, San Francisco. j uon (0 her lumber the Bermuda car- 649365 trouble occurred when Lester Pat­ Sept" 29 Oct! 27 Kan Francisco. 8aile< ' ‘ .ftorahtn‘ H i rï*** about 500 Chinese collies who are Prince Rupert. \jg. 3 — (Canadian rick. ex-president of the club, pro­ FROM NEW TURK KK î£,„,W^„hcy,.rt0rBh,P H ! Fn roui, from China to ,h, W,s, ,n- Press)—Shipments of Alaskan sal­ (E| " tested that he was a fat man, which TO rilERBOVKG AND SOI TIIAMPTON Delightful Affair Enjoyed by he obviously isn't, and Wanted to ilies to work fn the sugar planta­ mon and herring handled thiough Strongly Opposed to Modifi-! Had Highly Successful Tour Berengaria ...... Aug. * Aug 29 SratllP. Aug. 2—Arrived: Shidiu- this port for rcshfpment to United Many Members and Their enter the fat men's race. This aggra­ Apullanl*. . . Aug, 22. Mauretania. . Aug 13 oka, Maru. Hongkong: M1™" tions. Thfse coolies were kept vated such members as .Jack Scott, TO QI KKNSTOWN AMD LIVERPOOL aboard during the period that the States points are being landed ov<« Stewart, San Francisco. Sailed. El­ the new oc*ar. dor \s. cation of Eight-hour Day Families who. had no difficulty qualifying, and fa r mania Aug. 17 steamship has been- taking on her in Seattle and Vancouver dorado. Tacoimn Jefferson. South­ I he 8.8. Ap»v from Ketchikan so Mr. Patrick was left out In the Samaria «from Boston ► ...... Aug. ^ cargo at the Mainland points. The eastern Alaska. • „ , Pari*. Aug. 3.—(Canadian Brens The Victoria Rotary Club yester- cold. At least that Is the aeepunt of TO PLYMOUTH AND IIAMlSl Ki. Bermuda 1s a four-masted vessel and Wednesday discharged twenty < ir- Cordially greeted by relatives ami Ketchikan. Alaska. Aug. -..—Sailed: leads of herring for reshipment i«i Cable)—A general strike is threaten­ daV staged at the Uplands one of the the incident given out by President Caronla Aug. 9! Saxnnia Sept. » Admiral Evans, southbound; Prin­ externally closely resembles the 8.8. admiring friends the Boys' Nax-al TO LONDONDKKlU AND GLASGOW Chicago and New \ ork. Similar ship­ B. B. Scurrah, who presided over the ces* Louise, southbound*. Queen, Mcnlf-acle. ed by the sailor* of the merchant Brigade Bind returned to Victoria jollieet.plciiLca in itgjatdtory. which is Aaeyrla...... Aug. 11 ments will continue’to come through Whole affair. KI > i* la (from Boston* ... Aug. K southbound She is first bound to New York ms,in#* against a mod.,,,.,ton of ,h. on this afternoon's Iwat from Van­ saying a good deal. About 250 Rotarian T P. McConnell had Columbia... Aug. 19 Algeria Aug. 25 Empress of Russia, at Manila, from } via the Panama Canal, and will then eight-hour day. They declare that couver after a highly si*ccessftil tour Rotanans, Itotafienncs and kiddles charge of th-* sports programme, Money orders and drafts at lowest rates. Vancouver. 1 «team for her West Indies destln- which was handled in snappy style, Full Information from «.ur Agente or Com- Andania, at I,ondqn. from Mon - j ation. CANADIAN SCOTTISH any change i* likely to bririg,3*hv in Seattle and Vancouxvr with F. A. joined in the sports under the shady pen ye Offt-e. «22 Hastings at. W.. Van­ tfral. * „ . . ------— sailor* back to conditions prevailing Uplands oak trees and enjoyed the and Rotarian It. P. Clark managed Rayner, Honorary Secretary. of the the transportation. Assistant Secre­ couver. Phone 8ey. 6441. San Francisco. Aug. ?- —Arrived: PICNIC DONORS before 1910, and also they deny that delicious supper served In basket Navy League in charge. style in the evening. tary Bob Webb led as usual in the Wairuna. Newcastle. Australia; Rose ADMIRAL DEWEY TO the suspension of the eight-hour day communfly singing, and everybody City. Portland Sailed: West Orowa, ARE THANKED will enable shipowners to compete The services of the Victoria Boys* Thanks to the courtesy «if the SAIL IN MORNING Band was sought for "Wayfarer" Royal Victoria Yacht Club the croxxrd pionouncnd the whole affair a per­ Portland; Hawaiian. Portland: Ny- offi an equal footing with foreign com­ fect Rotary success. nnza. Seattle; Wllhelmina Honolulu The Canadian Scottish Battalion petitors. * week at Seattle, and during their adjourned to the club's fine home on FOR SAN FRANCISCO wlshefi to convey their thanks to the Arrived. playing there they won high praise following merchants who so kindly FUEL SHORTAGE ON LAKES. l»oth for their musical skill and clean Yokohama July 1.—Africa Maru. The Admiral Dewey, of the Pacific donated to their sports yesterday: cut appearance. Manx compliments MARINE EXPERIMENTS TO Seaefore setting out for the They were also proud of their suc­ Golden Gate. Norri* A < ’o. E. G Prior & Co.. measures, the rolling motion of FROM VICTORIA Philadelphia, Au". T.-MexicAn, Powell Hardware. Morimoto & Co. Nell—'MiRs Antique says all men cess In winning a handsome silver The S. 8. Ruth Alexa.nder will call are alike." Belle—"Yes. 1 guess they steamships has been reduced to a S.S. ADMIRAL DEWEY Lo.» An?tties, Yokohama Bazaar. Chat ton’s I^m- cup in a competition held during their Baltimore .Aug. 2.—West Catanace. here on Sunday morning on her all look good to her.’’ abort stay in Vancouver. TmTnimum. Now the experts are seek­ Aug. 3, 9 p.m. southbound trip to San Francisco. • dnn House, Owl Drug Store. Carter's S.m Francisco; Steel Age. Los An- Curio Store, " B. C. Exchange. Im­ ing a preventive of the fore-and-aft S.S. RUTH ALEXANDER pitching movements which are not Aug. 6, • a. m. j geler. perial Rank. J. N. Harvey. Ltd., cnly the main producers of seasick­ S.S. ADMIRAL SCHLEY Boston. Aug. 2.—Blue Triangle. Pa­ Macey-Abell, Ltd., The Darleys. . y Aug. 10, 9 p.m. cific Voast ports: Julia Uuckcnbach, ness, but which cause the engines to Stexenaon's Confectionery Store, race uneconomically when the screw $.S. DOROTHY Pacific (’oast ports. * Màynard's Shoe Store. Whitney's ALEXANDER ------Is lifted clear of th«l water? ) The ex­ Ships at a Glance Jewellery Store. Dean & Hiacocks. periments will be carried on while Aug. 13, 9 p.m. Special Round Trip Peden .Broa.. Little A Taylor. Shirt. the Montcalm is In her regular ser­ Excursion Fares Collar A Tie Shop. Halltday A Sons vice between Montreal and Liveri>ooi. For full information apply to CANADIAN jj. PACIFIC Shies te Arrivé. Wool worth Co.. Mallck A Co.. J. 001 Government Street Arabia Maru ...... • Aug. Klngham & C-, Ltd. Phone 4M. STEAMSHIPS LIMITED Makura__ _ ...... Australia. Aug 12 C.mnr»Hn of Canada 1« SUNRISE AND SUNSET. PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY F resident Jackson . .Orient.... .Aug. 15 Ships te Sail. Time of sunrise and sunset (Pacific Alabama Maru . ... 4 standard) at XMctorla, B C., for the President Madison . Aug 5 month of August, 1922: TO EUROPE Sunrise Sunset COASTWISE SAILINGS. Hour Min Hour Min NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. Make Reservation* New For Vancouver. T>ay. Princes* Victoria leaves 2.15 p. m 1 ...... 4 48 50 The Commission appointed to investi­ Day Steamer to Seattle ...... : 1 40 48 GREATEST gate th«‘ fisheries of this Proxdnce will THE QUEBEC-CHERBOURG - SOUTHAMP. (standard time) dally. TON-HAMBURG Princess Adelaide or Princess Mary 3 ...... 4 51 47 hold meetings as follows: Aug. 22 Sept. 19 Oct. 17 ...... leaves 11.45 p. m. (standard time) daily, 4 ...... 4 62 7 45 TEST sUALL ...... 4 64 7 44 Prince Rupert—August 7th and Sth...... Empress of Scotland except Saturday. r, ...... Naas River—Avgust Sth. Sept. 6 Oct. 3 Oct. 31 ...... r...... 4 7 42 From Vancouver...... 4 56 Port Esslngton—August 1fth. S.S. Sol Due ...... Empress of France 41 East Bella Bella—August 14th. princes* Charlotte arrlyee 3 15 p. m 8 ...... 4 7 4- fWet queJfty — Ml Leaves C. P R Wharf dally at MONTREAL-SOUTHAMPTON- «standard time) dally...... 4 T.9 7 39 «uwrtr — and Rivera Inlet—August 16th and 16th. 10.15 a. m. for Port Angeles, Dunge- ANTWERP l»rtncesF Adelaide or Princess Miry 10 ...... 01 7 37 ib« toe-tee drink. Quethiaskl—August 18th. heHs. Port Townsend and Seattle, Aug. 16 Sept. U Oct. 11 ...... Melita arrives 7 a. m (standard time) dally. It ...... 5 02 7 .35 Nanaimo—August 19th. Aug. 30 Sept. 27 Oct. 25 . . Minnedoaa Port AI bora F—-August 21eL arriving Seattle 6.45 p. m. Return­ — Ft Seattle...... 5 »3 3.1 ing. leaves Seattle daily at mid­ Sept. 6 ...... ;.... HcaNani 13 ...... 5 o:, 7 32 Drink Uciuelet—August 82nd. night, arriving Victoria 9.15 a m. MONTREAL TO LI VERPOOCT*jt--‘ —Princes* Charlotte leave s4 30 p. m 14 ...... f. 06 . 7 JO Victoria—August 24th. Aug. IVSept. 8 Oct. 6 Montroee (standard time) da:ly. 5 07 7 New Westminster—August 26th. E. E. BLACKWOOD. Agent 15 ...... 28 Vancouver—August lSth and 29th. 912 Government Street Phone 7106 Aug. 1$ Sept. 15 Oct. 13...... Victorian From Seattle. 16 ...... 09 7 26 Aug. 25 Sept. 22 Oct. 20 . Montcalm ...... 5 10 7 24 Cewlchan—At a place and dote to be Or H. 8. Howard, Agent Princes* Victoria arrive* 1.15 p. m. 17 ...... adviced later. C. P. R. Dock. Phone 1532 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW (standard time) dally. IS ...... 5 11 23 19"...... 5 7 21 - It Is requested that all those interest­ Aug. 12 Sept. 9'Oct. 7 Tunisian For Prince Rupert. 13 ed attend these meetings and give the Aug. 26 Sept. 23iOct. 21 .. . Metagama 20 ...... 5 7 19 Prince George and Prince Rupert Bail ?1 ...... 5 15 IS Commission the benefit of their knowl­ Sept. :8 ...... Corsican via Seattle Sundays and Wednesdays at ...... 5 16 7 16 edge. QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL U a. m. (standard time). 23 ...... 5 18 7 14 Particulars as to the meeting places UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Aug- 16|Sept. 12 Oct. 10 ...... of B. C., Limited. v From Prince Rupert. 24 ...... r. 19 12 and the hour of the several meeting» ...... Empress of Britain 2$ ...... r. 21 7 10 will be posted In all the canneries and P.egular sailings from Vancouver to QUEBEC-CHERBOURG - SOUTHAMP. Prince George and Prince Rupert on 26 ...... 5 7 8 poet office*. all East Coast and Mainland Points, Sundays and Wednesdays at f a. ro. TON (standard time). •27 ...... 5 24 7 6 ■ J. A. MOTHERWELL, Logging Camps and Canneries as far Sept. 1 ...... Empress ef India 2* ...... 5 25 7 4 Chief Inspector of Fisheries. as Prince Rupert and Anyox...... 5 26 F. A J. SALT LIMITED Vancouver. B. C., July 2Sth, 1922. For detailed Information apply Apply to Agents everywhere, er J. J. 2f* ...... FORSTER, General Agent, C. P. R. The people who complain that 30 ...... f, 2* 7 0 OEO. McGREGOR, Agent, Station, Vancouver. Telephone Seymour «hey have a great deal to put up 31 ...... 6 29 6 56 Tel. 1923 ’Ne. 1 Belmont House. 2630, Canadian Pacific Railway, Traffic with might try pawning their trott­ The Meteorological Observatory, Utilize The Times Want Ads ines, sales Heights, Victoria, B. C. THE SLEEPING CAR HOG

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Half Holiday Draws Large Throngs to Willows Courts New York. Aug. 'I,—The Yankees, by taking the measure of James Bay crews have been named for the Shawnigan Lake to Witness Exceptionally Fine Tennis Card In B. C. regatta to be held Saturday, August lit, and strenuous practises Cleveland five to one. while the Browns were losing to Phila­ INTERNATIONAL CHESS COMMENT COLUMN delphia S-to 4. have,moved within a game of the league leaders. Amateur Tennis Tournament; Miss Cushing and will he started right away. The senior and junior crews are Kenneth Williams'of the Browns hit his sixth circuit blow in as seheduled to meet the clever Shawnigan Lake crews. The follow­ Miss Leeming Supply Some Feature Playing. two Island men. will also tueeel for a Four swimmers at the» time of many days, increasing his season's total to 28. ami now is leading ing are the James Bay men who will he entrusted to uphold the Ixmdon, Aug. 3.—There was no the home run liittefs of both major leagues. Hornsby' of the hard-earned and proud reputation of the Bays : play - in the international chess wilting are out. to attempt the Eng- Cardinals previously held the lead with 27. Hauser. McGowan The senior and Junior crews meet tournament yesterday except for the Hth Channel swim, the swim which the Shawnigan I>ake crews. completion of the unfinished games drives further home the opinion that and Miller of the Athletics accounted for four base hits in the same The Wednesday half holiday drew its large throngs of tennis of It, O. Yates, England, and E. G. 1-4 ~ ^~'~"~>$m»i«r Feur. Captain Webb was the wonder followers to the Willows en^rtii y«tenl«v t.. —jtn--- tV— Watson, Australia. game- , ...... FOUR SWIMMING 6 p.m.—R. Cummins, b.; R. Fraser, 1 quatic man of the age. Two of The 'Yankees' victory over Cleve­ playing in the It. V. amateur tennis tournament. The completion 2 ; D. Moses, 3; R. ft Tracts, s These nb% attempting tTie swim are land was marked by the hurling of Junior Feur. Frenchmen, Omer Perreault, a Cana­ Joe flush, who held the Indians to of the third round in the ladies' and men's singles was the feature two hits, one a single by Jamieson event of the afternoon's play. TITLES AT NEXT 5 p.m.- Woods, b.; Duncan, 2; MIDWEEK CRICKETERS dian, but obviously of French des­ Prior, 3; Treloar, s. in the first inning and the other a Semi-Finals. i cent, and Charles Troth, an Ameri­ triple by Wnmhv in the ninth. Club Fours. can comprise the quartette. Troth Meusel and Ruth had a batting frolic, Semi-finals in the ladies and men's singles matches should He 6.30 p.m.—Watson, b.; Sherritt, 2; making the attempt from the the former accounting for a homer ARE TIED IN LEAGUE 'i played on Friday if the events go through without a flaw, while SCHEDULED GALA O. C. Walls, 3; Ray bone, a. l-'rench Coast while the others are and a single and Ruth two two- LEAVES NO DOUBTS 6 30 p.m.—Donaldson, b.; E. A. ■ '■ the finals will l.ring the meet to » close on Saturday. Outside Walls, f. Walker. 8: Bond. s. same route as Captain Webb, from Dover to Calias. Walter Johnson, as usual, too great competitors show the majority of en- 1 « p.m.—W. Pauline, b.; Gregory, 2; Sparkes Makes 111; Five’s an enigma for the White Sox. helped League Directors Decide to tries in the fourth round, which will Outsiders Announce Intentions Allen, 3; Macljxchlan, s. o O n,r In WITH CHICAGO BOY be carried out under the auspices of Aldan's beat Broad Ht. by 156 to 84 and 35 minutes with the aid of a H. Klcppcr, president of the Portland n the semi-finals Gordon is Batteries—Bush and Srhang. Coveles- lightweight champion will do no box­ year the Capital Ht y have obtained The 2 14 trot was won by Topsy Todd performances both in bowling am" take his coat off and he seemed to kie. Mails and O’Neill I DUNCAN NINE AT n Victoria boy, having entered the who took the first and third heats. batting. Sparkes who topped the drop from sight. His brother was a ing in preparation for his ten-round four championships to be held tir this At Chicago— R H E. fourth round by defeating Carroll city, so that a good programme is The 2.1» pace was won by Jim century by eleven run* giving the <*aitor to Victoria during the war. Washington ...... 4 11 rt in two easy love sets. The style he contest with Ever Hammer, the chal­ Alfring. most brilliant batting exhibition Chicago 1 4 1 expected. enlisted with the 103rd battalion and exhibited in this contest leads the lenger from Chicago here next Gold, silver and hrente medals will In the final heat of the 2.69 pace Scores are as follows: was taken prisoner within a week Batteries—Johnson and Pirinich : Lex - j local club to trust to him to set the erett. Hodge and Schalk STADIUM TO-NIGHT Saturday afternoon. be awarded the winners of the Peter Henley broke, causing Lulu St. Aidan'ei ofter Joining his battalion in France. pace for a place in the semi-final. ------Boeton. »t--f*etrort-.- i^wt-poned. rain championship events, while in addi­ Brooke and Peter Oliver to collide F. Sparks, not out ...... 111 Swimming evidently is not a family , At St l#oui<— R H E As léonard rests here is is plan­ Shively, driving Lulu Brooke was E. A Brown, h Fletcher ...... rift for the brother had not the Great Doubles Gams. ning for an extended trip to Europe tion to the titular contests other Philadelphia ...... * 13 ft races will be staged for which valu thrown and ‘‘sustained a sprained I» Hallam. b Fletcher ...... o Slightest Interest for It. He did, *t. Louis 4 10 1 to show his class in foreign rings be­ Two Previous Games Have An excellent match, which, was able prises will be given. H F Hewitt, b Ackroyd...... 1 however, possess the dogged per- Batteries—Harris. Rommel I and Per­ watched by an exceptionally large fore he decides to lay aaldf the G. Wen man. h Ackroyd ...... n t everany and fine physique which kins; Shocker. Pruett and Collins. Been Decided by Close attendance, was the doubles played gloves and retire. W. Knight, c Donaldson, b 1‘endray. . 1 enable the Burgess of channed swim Pacific Coast League. A. Dunn. ,b Richardson ...... '21 by Stevens and Green, who met DRUGGIST PRESCRIBE I’. Knight, not out ...... 4 fame to perform the task which to- « Seattle. Aug —Weiner Pell and Margin against Merrill and lx»e In a match ANOTHER WINNING GAME LYNCH AND BUFF K. Henning, c i«ons!dSPn. h Ackroyd 2 date only two man have accomplished. Marry Gardner engaged in a mound duel which lasted for three sets, and very Extras ...... ; 000 >esterday afternoon, the former winning The following dispatch from New three run.-t to two. Kldred hit a home Allie McGregor, umpire, wili call long drawn out ones. Merrill and OFFER YOUNGSTERS l-o* are no mean opponents, and they A one-sided battle gave the Fern- Total (for 7 wieketsY ...... * . .156 York would Indicate that the sup- run into the bleacher» in the ninth with time promptly at 6.30 to-night at the two men out and a runner on first base, produced a lively Issue In their fight wood Pharmacy baseball nine another Innings declared closed. E. Wilson and posedly stolid Norse tennis star may but l»ell settled down and stopped the Stadium, and start the senior team for a place in the next rougd of the f addition to their already long string GET CLEAN SHEETS L McIntosh did not bat also have a little temperament as is - rally b> dirtwxing of St.umpf The fi< Id- from Duncan and the Standard doubles They started out good and ; of victories when they managed in • road Street. credited to her fellow rival from PRIZES FOR ESSAYS I ranee \ ing of High and l^ine featured the gam* La undrymen on the way for their perfected their playing right along | defeating the Sons of Canada clan P. Richanlson. b Wenman ...... 13 R I! E. loosing the first set in a close tussle j with a shameful score of 26 to ». F. Ackroyd. b Wenman ...... o Molla BJurstedt Mallory’s stun­ At Seattle— R M. E third clash of the season. Each of It would appear by the score that Suspended of any Wrongdoing F. H Pendra y. b Wenman ...... 3 ning defeat by Suzanne Lenglen at Vernon...... 3 * 6 which ended with a score of 6-4. the.. these t'-ams has won one game from I To Write on “Why Every Boy the game was a poor one. but the in­ î> Fletcher, c Dunn, ti Sparks ...... It Wimbledon may operate to cause Seattle v* 5 2 each other by a narrow margin so in Financial Arrangements W Cowan, c Sparks, b Wenman . 1 her early retirement from the tennis Batteries—Dell and Hannah: Gardner, this evening's game is going to be in the next teries of games and pro­ dications are deceptive for the Sons Cl. Iletnekey. b Sparks ...... 23 Mack and Tobins, duced . t ne Inevitable. Inevitable be-J and Girl Should Learn of Canada are hard fighters, and they G Freeman, b Wenman ...... g courts. Following the tournament gone after very hard by **adh of for the national championship title San Francisco. Aug 2.—San Francisco cayse the playing was so hard and ] never threw up the sponge. From New York. Aug. 3.^=-Joe L\ nch, V Bartholomew, not out ...... 12 won the second game of the series with the contenders. Both teams —have to Swim” world's bantamweight boxing cham­ J. Donaldson, b Wenman ...... * • n the turf of the West Side Tennis strengthened their line-ups for this I * on, in the next set by defeating the very start to the last man across Sacramento yesterday when Canfield base the game was thrilling through­ pion. Johnny Ruff, the former title- A Barber, c Brown, h Wenman . .. 0 Club at Forr-st Hills last season the walked R. MiUer, forcing.in the winning particular game and after to-night s their opponents easily. Two gam< s Two So bills, two prizes of $2 50 holder. and their managers. have F Ackroyd. Sr. run.out ...... i » c-port was current that the Norse- to six was the result of the combat. out. as some exceptionally hard play­ run in the last half of the ninth inning tussle it will t>e definitely decided and ten tickets for the gala at the been absolved by the state boxing Extras ...... 3 v. oman had e a pressed her intention on three pitched balls. Four balls ’aere But Stevens an 1 Green determined ing wag made to close the margin by whether Duncan or Harry Savage's Liks' clubhouse at the Gorge August commission, it was announced to­ II forsaking t.ie competition of the called on Miller, but only three were the Sons of Canada. Total Standards are the best team, li regain their r^>utation and se­ .9. at which four championship races day. of wrongdoing in financial ar­ pitched. I mpire Perle Casey became cured the match And staged a come­ The fifth Inning was a telling one Bowling Analysis. • exasperated at the dilatory manner in Indies and children are invited to will be swum, fancy diving contest rangements for their recent title con­ “There has been expression of op­ which Canfield posed in the box. and the gam.- free of charge by the back. running theVhlrd and last set. canoe tilting, comedy stunts and a for the Canadians for In this inning tes». . Aidan * inning*- O. W inion recently that Mrs. Mallory's the drug store clan showed some Ackroyd ...... ] « 3 finally pulled out his watch When the management. which ended in their favor, to a. six­ xariety of other attractions arranged The boxers and their managers strength was not so successful on the classy baseball, and managed to Fletcher ...... 9 2 pitcher still hesitated. Casey called ball teen game series. The tennis served are being held for some lucky Vic­ were suspended after the bout pend­ Pendrav ...... 11 1 courts as It oijce was. This appears one on him The next three were wide tip by the quartet was the first class toria youngsters. The prizes are of­ double the score, but from then on ichardson ...... 1 tc. have been demonstrated In the of the mark and Rhyne walked home ing investigation of charges that kind, and the way Merrill and his fered by the Canadian Amateur the game commenced to slide away Lynch had guaranteed Buff ten encounter with Mile. Lenglen on the ' 4,01 R H E. SWIMMERS WILL partner hung on lb their opponents Swimming Association for the com­ from the Canadian's grasp although thousand dollars for defending his Broad Street's innings— O. W turf at Wimbledon. The star of the Tioramento ...... 3 7 1 was something remarkable. First position written by -youngsters on the they attacked tenaciously, and never title. Wenman ...... 10 7 powerful daughter of Vikings is set­ line would secure a lead and then the subject “Why Every Boy and Girl slackened their efforts. Sparks ...... 16 2 ting so far as lawn tennis is con­ San Francisco ...... 4 * f| Hallam ...... 1 a Batteries—Penner. Canfield and Cook other, but fate h-id pointed her finger Should Learn to Swim,” the aims of The two teams were as follow*. cerned. and It is easy to understand Oueibe and Agnew for th’ winning game nt Sfevena and which are highly commendable In Kern wood Native Sons ■ its when one considers how de­ VISIT DEEP COVE C. l-ocke. c Waggclt. h Cool . cisively Miss Mary K. Brown de­ Port la ltd. Ore.. Aug 3 —Oakland made Green and they secured the last set seaport Pharmacy Position of Canada P Payne. «• Knox, h Biss . it two straight -from Portland by taking and match bv winning two straight “All boys ar.d girls up to the age of AUSTRALIANS LOSE IN feated her in their dual series for’ - the second game <»f 'the series yester­ Gandy ...... N. !, Maynard, c Knox, b Waggon , game* m the final of the third set sixteen years are eligible to enter the < 'rowther .. . . 3b .... C. -Campbell G. I,if ton. not out ...... «he Myrick cup in 1911.** day. k to'3 Roy Crtrmpler started in the OOO ‘box for Portland, bub. the big Beaver Victoria Club Will Be Hosts;]' competition. The essay must not be Pike ...... 2h ...... Ixi u return H. Street, c Cool, h Bias ...... southpaw walked eight men in five inn­ < ver 500 words, and is being con­ .. lb .... C. Pelliman. b Biss, ...... «...... Umpires! Read what Percy Cross ings. which, coupled yith five hits and ducted by fhe B.C. section of the C'A. . . Holman SEABRIGHT TILTS G. Silburn. b Bis* ...... Standing writes In “All " Sports Visitors from United States Cook ...... If .... J. Thorne, b Bi*s ...... Weekly": an error, enabled the Oaks to pile up a K<*. All essays should bear the ad­ K. t ampbeit Eckhart .... I-. Smith, c Cameron, b Cool ...... ’ On one of the innumerable occa­ Among Guests dress and age of the competitor with rf !... W. Farrow. Ibw, h Biss ...... R H E. his or her name and sent to the sec­ Cartier ...... sions when a second umpire was ex­ William* ...... Plows W^ H iggs. b Cool ...... Oakland...... * 0 The V. A. S.' C. havp always been retary of the B.C*. section of the C.A. French Davis Cup Players Pn tremely difficult^0 obtain In a coun­ Portland ...... 3 5 I Parfltt ...... P ...... Curtiss try cricket match, one of the cap­ noteworthy and efficient conductors 9.C. at 716 Yates Street, before Au­ Ratteries--Miller. Kiev and Koehler. gust 12. vide the Excitement tains appealed to an individual who C'rumpler. Middleton and Elliott. of swimming galas, but they «re to ______Total...... 15 Tbe following are the prizes to be ■ • P...... Garrison. had never officiated In an umpiring Los Angfles. Aug " -Salt Lake made he put iQ the test on Sunday as en­ F. Campbell It two straight from lx>s Angel»».-, yes­ von : For boya and girls up to eleven ------—...... P...... Sea blight. X. J . Aug. 3.—Gerald D. CpI. Waggett. fc Jelliman. b Payne . capacity before. tertainer*,' when they to are be hosts years of age. first. $5: second. 12.50. tinr. Wilcox, b Lifton ...... " It is efttgy enough, my dear fel­ terday. winning 4 to : Lyons pitched lo lw.rri ufirtrefl members and friends Patterson, world's champion and himself int-' a bad hole in the aix'h and For boys and girls from eleven to CANADIAN CRICKETER^ James t). Anderson, hie famous fel­ J Cool, c Jelliman. h Lifton ...... low.* he urged. When appealed to singles by Strand l ewis and Myers, a of their organisation and visitors sixteen years, first V , s^c-nd. $2 60. low -Australia^ were dyfyated in Pto. Bfss. c Silburn. b Jelliman r’^liou have only to say just what yo« double by Wilhov and a brace 6f errors from the mainland at their fm»M» Ti e next five in each erase wtîî re-- T#lTVMYr6 Mme To>'"ptaves in the mr™ HTTglffA»": b May fia rVT < Chink/...... — tesulted in three runs Tee Angels’ ON OLD COUNTRY TOUR ’ameron, < Thome, b Lifton annual picnic, which is to be held at ceive a complimentary ticket to the semi-final round of the Seabrlght ns. " 'Oh, well. I think I can manage playing sTiowed they missed Kili.fer. who W. Cool, h- Jelliman ...... that!* Is on his way least to attend the funeral the Deep Cove chalet. Ixmdon. Aug. I.—Norman Sea­ tennis singles. Francis T. Hunter Edwards, h Lifton ...... 0 Mrs. Cresswell, proprietor of 4 he of New York, who holds the nations’ Txmfion, not out ...... 0 The game had not been In’pro- of his mother. Mrs William Kllbfer gram a Eastern Canada cricket eleven press many minutes when there was R 11 • E Chalet and, the beautiful grounds made an excellent showing yesterday indoor championship, vanquished Wright, h Lifton ...... 6 Salt Lake a...... 4 9 « which surround the place, has kindly Patterson. 6-2. 6-3. while Wm. M Extras ...... 7 an appeal for a smart bit of etump- in the first day a play of the sche­ iig L«.s Angeles» . • - _4 extended an invitation to the swim­ ACCIDENT INSURANCE duled match of their English tour, Johnson, bf San Francisco, put An­ Batteries—Myers and Anftnson. Lyons ming club to hold their annual picnic Total...... Ill How's that?’ shouted the wicket­ when they met a strong incognito derson ouf of the way. 6-2. 8-f. Bowling Analysis. and Daly there,'and the V. A. 8. C. have taken Spectators were given thrill after keeper. teem in a two-dav game on the Spencer .< innipgs— o. W. R. "It's simply marvelous!" replied advantage of the offer and chosen to grounds of the Wimbledon <'IXib. The thrill during the continued match be­ .Cool ...... *4 3 56 hold their annual sports and picnic, tween R. Norris Williams II. and the qqondam umpire. TAKEN FOR DIVERS incognito eleven batted first, scored Waggett ...... 11 1 «1 OOO at this delightful spot. 267 runs and going in late in the Andre Gobert, ofV the French Davis Rifs ...... * 6 25 JUNIOR BASEBALL Special cars have been chartered Cup team, which the American finally Wik-ox ...... -i.... ! <1 12 The information contained In this afternoon the < 'anadlans obtained 10 morning’s telegraphic news that IT take the picnickers to the loca­ runs for the loss of one wicket. won. 17-15. 6-3. Garrison s innings— . «>. W. R The junior "baseball game»» for to­ 1 Diving from 100 Ft. Tower Is r At the conclusion of play yester­ Jellimsn...... 7 2 21 Johnny Weismuller, the wonderful tion. Which is v hry suitable for the Yesterday's/play indicated that the Payne ...... * 1 56 young Chicago swimmer has made morrow night are as follow* lidding of sports, arid a large num­ ! a Dangerous Business ‘ tourists from the Dominion had re­ day Gobert was leading. 14-13. Vm-Tumbes end Tyees at Ventral In the men’s double* Henri Cochet Lifton ...... 4 » 21 two more records and has lowered by ber of the Vancouver swimmers who covered from the voyage and were Maynard ...... 1 1 12 one second Duke Kahanamoku's Fark. Quadra Street will attend the P. N. A. on Saturday more at home playing under English and Jean Borotra, of the French Tigers and Pirates at High Schpol. Diving from the 108 ft. tower even Davis Cup team, defeated the meri- mark for the 56 yards free style dash are expected to be guests at this conditions than in the first gams at Five C's. recalls a recent interview which the Y. M. C. A." and Mets at Central picnic. A Well-arranged programme foi the most iron nerved experienced V ply me. Devonshire, when they were can veterans. Holcombe Ward, of Park. Vancouver Street. MRS. CUSHING diver is a stunt that carries an ele­ New York, and Dwight F. Da via, of Fric Quai n ton. b Kirkham ...... 9 Duke banded out on the announce­ of sports both on land and water has defeated by K. T- Cox's eleven by A. Booth, c Scult. b Askey ...... 7 ment a few days ago of his retire­ Royals a bye. ment of danger every time, and real­ Washington, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4. H. Rirch-Jonês. b Askey ...... ft been rounded out by an energetic izing this, the Island Club have se­ ment from the sport. committee, headed by Harry Bird, Three women were advanced to the N Wilkinson, b Knapnian ...... 3ft In a Junior league game at the Ladies' Singles. cured insurance on their two thrill semi-final round in the ningles tour­ The Duke’s remarks on that oC- who is president of the V. A. i*. < . G. Passmore, c Scut«. h Sweeten . .. .1 Victoria H gh School, the Tye#»s beut producers. Billy Muir and Buck ELK LAKE ATHLETES nament. Mrs. Mol la Bjurstedt Mal­ H. Hunnings. c end h Askey ...... 5 ■asion hear out the fine impression A transportation committee headed Miss Looming and Mrs. Cushing he created when he w»s in Victoria. the Mets by a score of 22 t<» 4. The look the prospective opponents that ( aider who regularly caused the lory. American champion, easily dis­ X Moll C Kirkham. b Asl.ev . 1 by Jock M< Neill ‘ will look after the ENTERTAIN CAMPERS Vaughan, c Sweeton. b Knapman 7- In reply to questions he told an in­ Tyees started the game with seven will qualify ' tor the finals in the spectator*' hair to stand on end at posed of Miss Edith Sigourney". Mrs .transportation to and from the G«ge galas. Some of the club sta­ C Pillar, h Kirkham ...... ft terviewer he had rt# intention of en­ men. and for the first five innings the Indies' single# judging from the man May Sutton Bundy. Los Angeles, was tisticians have figured out the ve­ A successful water gala was con­ A Fell, r O'Connell, b Knapman ... ft deavoring to compete against the Mets led. but by the seventh the ner in which these two ladies have forced to extend herself to defeat X. D'Arcy. not out ...... 2 An entertainment committee in locity the boys travel in making some ducted in a secluded little bay on the Miss Martha • Bayard, of Shorthilla. young Chicagoan. “Weismuller 1s a Tyees had -a full team, and scored been playing throughout the tourna­ Extras ...... 3 younger man and I would stand no eleven runs. Roth well pitched a charge of Mrs McAllister will at­ of their dangerous dives from 100 north shore of Elk Lake yesterday and Miss Leslie Bancroft. Newton ment Mrs. Cushing intends to rep­ f«*at and cialm the divers travel at chance I would have no chance If steady game for the Tyees. Bar­ tend to the refreshments and an en­ hy the Elk !*ake Athletic Club, who Mass., was given a stiff tussle by Total ...... 67 joyable time is promised those vv nr) resent thr^Stute of California well in «he rate of 122 .feet a second at they I were his age. as he is a better barie. the Tyees' new catcher, showed, inaugurated their first gala with an Miss Helen lioeker. of Greenwich Weilar's. attend. Baseball and football sports this contest, being a member of the hit the water. They hold the crowd excellently arranged programme of swimmer than I am. and a better up to advantage Kay pitched good Berkeley Club there. Miss Leeming, Conn, their set going twenty-six C Askey, run out ...... 53 will be indulged in by the enthusiast, In a high state of suspense for three aquatic sports. The programme was games. ^ h. Hall, b Booth ...... 13 swimmer than I ever was. I think hf ball for the Mets. a local player and present holder of is the greatest swimmer In the white others will enjoy bathing in i »d a half seconds from the time a long one and much enthusiasm J. Sweeton. «■ Quainton. b Booth ... 1ft the B. c. title, has every intention, world. It is hard to Imagine a prise the exhilarating waters of Deep Cove. thev take off the platform to the vas displayed by the numerous en­ S. Kirkham. b Quainton ...... 25 time they strike the water. Yesterday's résulta include the fol­ T. H Knapman. «* Jones, b Hunnings 19 fighter etlll fit to stand on hie leg,' .Tickets for the picnic can be ac- and is determined to hold on to her tries in the various events. The boys trophy, but that is a question for the A list of the divea to be performed lowing matches: 8 Week*, not out ...... 63 making a similar announcement re­ , cured at the Bee Hive, or members from the Y. M. C. A. Beaver Ixxke Patterson and Werthejm. Australia, J Hall, b Quainton . S garding a rival. •of the executive of the club. qualifying rounds to decide. In any by Happy Kuehn has been received WHEN YOU NEED and numbered among them are some camp, with H. Cross of the loe^l defeated E. P. 1 aimed and F. c. In­ p. Scult. C Jones, b Quainton . .OOO event these two ladles are expected organization, were the guests to thii man. New Y'ork. 6-3, 6-2. in the first T. Baker, run out 1-4$ i to produce some excellent tennis in of the most' difficult and dangerous Extras ...... 17 Sir Thomas Upton, the «porting HOOVER OUT OF FORM. dives attempted by either amateurs successful affair, which was given round of the men's double*. vln the Briton, has «pent more than $3.666,- in-da\ > m.iti lies. Mrs. Cushing did by the Elk Lake athletes. G. T. second round doubles. Majoé4 Y'eno- some excellent work in the mixed or professionals. Total .24» $86 In four unsuccessful attempts te Mill Philadelphia. Aug. 3.—Walter M I•evereaux. secretary of the organi­ kln. of the British Embassy, and H. Gaun and A. McConnell did not bat. win the America's eqp. the blue rib­ doubles, when she and her partner, zation. provided that the boys were Cedrlç Major, of New York, defeated Hoover, world s sculling champion Suhr, also of California, managed to KINSIY WINS T1NNIS Analysis. bon trophy of International yachting « ill not race In the senior singles well entertained. In addition to the Patterson and Werthelm, 7-5, 6-2. beat Mrs. Humbly and Flett In two Shimidzu and Kashlo, Japan, de­ Fixa C's innings— O. W. n Wood Saturday at the National champion­ Sea bright. N.J.. Aug. 3.—Robert J. aquatic sports, land events held th- Askey ...... ft 4 2T OAKLAND F10HT5 easy love sets, which places ifie two attention of mai\y of the contestants. feated Cochet and Borotra, France PHONE 2M—THE ships MchuylkJII River. California roquet wielders further to­ Kinsey, of San Francisco, defeated Kirkham ...... I 2 26 Hoover make this announcement Zrneo Shimidzu. Japanese star, 2-6. 6-0. 3-6, 6-2. In the second round ...... n ward the qualifying rounds ly this 6 Oakland. Cal., Aug. b—Jack Reeves to-day upon his arrival to participate •1 4. 6-4. in the third round of tennis "If you write verses advertising doubles. Knapman ...... 3 3 3 6 local middleweight, scored a decision Moore- in the Golden Jubilee regatta. contest Mrs. Cushing is performing play for the Seabrlght bowls at the aoup. soap and cosmetics you'll never In the third round, men's doubles Weller a innings— 0. W7 It. ever Gordon McKay, of Seattle who I am out oft condition now]'* he some excellent work at the courts, ^eabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket be known as one of the immortals." Williams, of Boston, and Washburn Quainton ...... 18 5 .0 Jones »..{.•,>>>...... 6 ft has been making a good showing or hittington said, "“and It would be foolish for and is looked upon, with her partner Club to-day. The match was re­ • Probably not.” said the Impecdnlous of Now York, defeated Gobert, of 21 curds In Seattle, Tacoma and othst W as an entry to the semi-finals. Misa lard. "Neither will posterity write France, and Biddle, of Philadelphia Pnoth ...... 13 71 me to take a chànce.” sumed this morning where the play­ Runnings ...... - ...... 6 . 1 11 northwestern cities, In four round» LUMBER CO, LTD. He stated. howte\er. that he might Leeming and Gordon also managed ers left off when rain stopped them indignant letters, to the press be­ $-4. 6-4. Anderson, of Australia, qnd Wilkinson ...... 2’ ft 13 last night. FJImmy Dundee took a de­ enter the »iuarteg-mite race and give to slip into the néxt qualifying round yesterday. Shimidzu defeated Kin- cause the present generation cruelly Johnston, of San Francisce, defeated Pillar 0 13 cision from Frankie McCann $1 • n exhibition. ' iConcluded on page 11.) *w last week permitted me to starve»" Voahell and Hardy, of New York. | Fell ...... 1 9 Ï catch weights. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES* THURSDAY* AUGUST 11, 1921*

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'X;,v ;"V.. SE WS IN BRIEF Tf tUT H«t Weather " v ’ <*» . X ■ fatigues you, here's a . Clearing Mouse — The Victoria MONEY AT HOE1 " Here’s Year Camp Victroli < learlng House relqrns for the ,yf*k cubing to-day were |2.6$0.979v com- tLred with $2,5Sl,8ft- In th* enfres- Municipal Bonds Are Taken ponding week of 1921. “HAPPY THOUGHT” It Is one of our spécial Ice «’ream Sundaes— Up Locally, Visitor Says Centennial Church. Choir. Will the a delicious dish of three different ice LADIES’ PUMI*8, lil.At'K KID, with twin .straps. All sizes. members of the Centennial Methodist ... AoMpe4,>w.iU*->>le4swhereV sM eftoenr-’" ’"1ftuTTtV W‘1l5sYery|lTie *" "inuninpl^Tn- "*-* L'...... 1 S JIK'I'AL wiffi twin * tra[is. ÀÜ sizes. em»f mm Tier* kite syrup. nut* and whipped Qfxge debtedness is practically suatained tice will l»e resumed this evening ut cream. Price ...... OOU by the bonds taken up by its own S o'clock. SEE WINDOWS dtizene-T-what a dralratum for Al­ Regular Meeting. Queen of the derman Todd, who has preached this island, No. 209. L.O.B.À.. will hold principle sq often. 649 Yates Street Its regular meeting to-day in' the Maynard’sShoeStore Phone 1232 Orange Hall at. 8 p- m. All members Kuril largely ia the case in the arc requested to be present famous international settlement of WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADI Shanghai, which represents the best Rummage Sale. —- The Women's of the mercantile interests of that TJ'èhÿflt A*s6(-mnon 'uf the Ma * grPTif • Fm p»rnrnT" nr -rwvmr-—te. Cur- Queen Alexandra Review. Will hojd a forth, who is now at the Ktrdmcona rbmmage sail’ 0ja- OltUfllny morning Hotel, explained the situation In a at 10.39 at WescotVs former store on chat with The Times last evening Dougla* Street. In making some comment on the de­ FIRE SALE STILL CONTINUES velopment of British Columbia. To Meet Veterans- - At a meeting He has been for twenty years in of delegates from the ex-service or­ business in China, and after winding ganizations it was unanimously de­ A Delightful Lemon up his affairs >n the Old Country, cided to accept thé invitation the where he. Is now bound, he w ill come SAVE $20.00 Lieutenant-Governor to assemble at Toilet Soap— back to this district and settle. Government House on Wednesday Mr. Cutforth shares with most Plaçe your order for Fire'Damaged Muneey or Indian Bicycle now. evening, August 23. at 6.46, to meet Europeans the view that consolida­ Carry It Like a Grip! These Bicycles we guarantee to be new stock Just pmvttrus to the Governor-General. tion of China Is Inevitable in a few This is « genuine Victor Vietrola. the most tlepeml- fire. The running qualities are those of a new fPQîT Oft Gibb’s “Noomies” year*, and that the schism between Bicycle. Price ...... tPOUeVU Saanich Chief on Leave Partaking ahle talking machine in the worhl. For «luneing or Tnvname GHbbs is the haJl-mafk oîf purity end excellence In the norjh and" south will be healed of a well deserved rest, <*hief Brogan in a few years, by the gradual ex­ outdoor parties it is the ideal entertainer bee a line of the Saanich police la now on fur­ soaps “Nootniea" Is, one of the most popular of the entire line lough. «if many energetic officers oil tinction of those politicians and gen- ...its tone is Wonderfully t-leur and eraie wno hàV6 ihélr own Interests [ the forces of district police, peffiftpd -trf-Tfibhs* ttno Tntlcf Soapy. orr'Birtr^hpne'nT—...... “. to serve in keeping th«' country dis­ loudp Its price is only $62.50 PLIMLEY & RITCHIE, Ltd. none have a greater record for tire­ 2 for 35< Temporary Premises—1112 Broad Street Phene 1787 less energy than the popular head of united. anti maintain the present pol­ icy of official squeeze In existence. the Saanich forte, Where the Other Fellows Deal He points out that all outbreak* Garden Fete.—The St. Jude's Social in the Interior find their result In estern anadas argest usic Guild proved thejnaelvea excellent Shanghai, as refugees push t will be the closing event at which the must be held in the hand. Grilse ture—Prompt Deliveries public */ill be cordially welcomed. literature are l>eing rupplied hv tie If it fails. and Mr. Crabtree, in addition to fn»* under three pounds must not la* I>on"t hide your freckles under a president, vice-president and sec re- local organization v> all parts of the.: Entertained Aged Ladies.— Mem­ Dominion, and, mm. requ -.is for in- , sold, it i* learned; a second pro­ veil: get ar. ounce of Othine and re­ bers of the Kim a ni* Club yesterday formation have been supplied. G'-od vision of the amendments of local move ihem. Even the first few appli­ Foot of Discovery Street afternoon were hosts to thirty in­ progress 19 reported he th? newly-! Interest. ——— --—: —~ cations should show a wonderful Im­ BRONCHIAL ASTHMA mates of the Aged Women's Home formed Anti-vh iscitlon Lefifeu* of provement. sonrê of the lighter freck­ DRY KINDLING WOOD Phone 7060 in a series of motor drives, taking In Montreal, which is enrolling many les vanishing entirely Francisco, and one sisfer in Van­ Be sure to ask the druggist for the Summer months sale of an Ideal Summer Fuel. Per cord. One of the most uncomfortable many of the beauty spot* of the city member*. ' — ' and surrounding district. Each driver couver. The funeral will be- held double strength Othine; It is thik that Edgings, per cerd, S3.75 complaints of the season can be read­ fmm th»* residence. 103 Cambridge is sold on the money-hack guarantee. ily eliminated. A most efficient chose a distinct route, and the party I convened later at the Royal Oak Street, on Friday afternoon at 3 < Advt.) remedy for Hay Fever and Bronchial o’clock. It is probable that officials BICYCLE SALE Asthma is sold at the Hillside Pharm­ Hotel, where the guests were made 7 Bicycles at ...... $ 7.50 acy. corner Quadra and Hillside. welcome >U an excellent tea After of the C. P. R. will act as pallbear- C U M B ER L A N D CON VENTION Phone5000 W.A.Cameron&Bro. 10 Bicycles at ...... 9.75 a most pleasant outing the ladies 15 Bicycles at ...... ttï : .. 14.75 were conveyed to the Home, warm 15 Bicycles at ...... 19.75 m their expression of appreciation Island Boards ef Trade Open Sessions BISHOl» ALLEN TO SPEAK. —r- To- morrow: Oetegates Leave. Sit Johnson St. Phone 735 of thé .njoyahlc outing AGENT DIED TO-DAY 4 Door* Below Government St. Friday being tin- anniversary of t içk» Qlahas Buffer: The adage George I. Warren, president of the LriLaitüs entry into, .the Gréai...Wa#v Associated Board* of Trade of Va-n - VICTORY CYCLE WORKS which say* it to unwise to place ail Late James H. Young Was Bishop Allen will give hi* illustrated txgs in one bask.e* was Impressed etiuVef Island, accompanied by J. XV. lecture on "Our National Heraldry Spencer, president of -the X’ictoria JACOB AARONSON upon the city light department on Thirty-seven Years in ai d the Ensigns of Our Race** « Brit­ WOOD Ghamtier of Commerce and other Tuesdav afternoon when i vvegou ish and American). It* is strictly FI|LmILLW00D $4.50 lewd of newly collect, d electrio lamp Service e scriptural and patriotic. delegates from Victoria, will leave at globes were smash1» 1 in collision* The lecture Will be delivered at the an early hour to-morrow morning l-y DRY KINDLING $5.50 Proceeding south • Government .lame* H Young.-loc al dgent* tor the Reformed Episcopal Church, *t eight motor car to attend the convention, STOVE ee-. Hay. Aug 7—Kumtuks Club, at FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, AT. 8 P.M. Kindling, Blocks, 4ft. Slabs, Bark chase & sanborn’s Saanich observatory. PROMPT DELIVERY $225.00 Aug. 9—Kiwanla ^Club, Sidney Experimental Farm. Come and Bring Your Friend*. Itoors Op«-n af 7.30 p. Aug. 9—Princess Alexandra. W. L. MORGAN F.o.b. Victoria Daughter» and Maldâ of England, at Portage Inlet. j Phone 766 Aug. 9—Esquimalt Merchants, By owning one of them you can raise a large at Deep Bay. Aug. Kirkham & Co., at Elk garden and be independent of hired help uperior ea l^ake. S T Aug. 12 — Canadian Legion, marine excursion Fragrant — Del icious Aug. 13-M3. A. V. V.. at Gold- ARTIN-SENOUR’S PAINT HOTEL RITZ -the contente of every tin i* guaranteed 100% pure. Get a THUS. PLIMLEY, LIMITED AUgust IS -West Saanich Wo­ Modern. Fully Fumlnhed. Reason­ men's Institute. Sidney Experi­ - color card to-day from the able Rates—Also Limited Number Phone 697. Oak Bay Branch, Phone 2019 of Apartments mental Farm. Broughton Street Victoria, B. 0. Aug. 19 — Liberal, picnic, at Deep .ELROSE COMPANY LTD. Feet Street, Near Douglas Street In Vx and lib.cartons Phones 61 end 52 Bay. 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. 1922

ui it is believed Lhat. tu some extent the d«x>r will be opened to Hfri cultural Immigrants from Central ■■I m i'i" and Cars TREAT FUNERAL 3. HELD IN SEATTLE W Body of Late Capitalist Laid Wholesale Market CROSS CURRENTS IN TO-DAY’S EXCHANGE ^ Retail Market , .... to Rest Revised July 31. 1922. Revised Aug. 3, it < Burdick Bros., Limited.) C-1^D New York sterling. $4.44 V Seattle. Aug. 3—The Uev. H. R. (Jowen, I). 13., qf Trinity Protestait. Putter— THE «'anadlan sterling. $4.47 V». v ^ Veeetaetee. ’ New York funds. 7-16. per cent. Episcopal Church, will officiale at the 3 bunche» for ...... funeral this afternoon of Harry ^alt Spring Island ...... v.rln*TBfan** 3 lb»...... Lowlchan Creamery...... * lork. Aug. 3.—The feature of the TO-DAY’S TRADING IN Bh.Tk lrrou- 3 for...... clubman, killed Sunday night, when HoHybrook.' bricks *.*.'.*.*.* • • • Rnubsrb. c lbs...... his automobile went down a bank —*- 50:‘> brook. cartons...... 6»v • leading was the weakness In the Marine Issues ant the strength In the WINNIPEG MARKETS Winnipeg. Aug. l^lturr. |,w«l ...... man C. B. Fltxgcrald, manager of ï?-"- s-ulide, «rade ...... v'™* \ — The local wheat Hel1 ’•hares were et**< rA^!m*c- p«r “b”------Mr. Treat’s Seattle properties. Kona.. Grade 3» ...... - •4 »... T. Independent oils. (ea. markets avd after opening The rites will be followed b>r cre­ <»eomargerine ...... - - Metiraii Issues, seemed tn lie su 'Ported \ « cent lo*er. fluctuated wlth- Onlor, ,|ry, |b .*____ . mation ...... ue «h *»'«■ dti lln.- ,n.l a letter ton • range of about ■« r -nl Trad- »7S?TK'r“ ,»<-h ...... IS snnorary pallbearers Tire Judge £"}*rto, eoitde ...... *lnn and business transactions nt.' *. « oneiderable uheaslne»* .»rr vî-'t^ ôf J U™.‘‘'’I'”" Perib.-...... ;;;; tleorgA l)onaworth. H. <\ Jlenr.x. vmlarlo, twin» ...... ^ * ne wtee* shares owing to « urtalln uring he «far were of an-extremrlv lie lit Trafford Huteson. Ik E. Frederick, Hiiton; mod union due to ,-oal shortage 1 naiavter The prospective re-establish- of the 1 anadlan Wheal B.^rd has J*■frrrrra. * ...... 2!2...* Josiah Collins. Charles H. Bebb. J. rT»ee».e. solids ...... Patch from l^nnng. Mb-hlgar. ea P»i>V.'t Ibü'IlI...... Aiheru. solids ...... , ' ror'1 factory may he compe||e«l off 1.usines* tor fhe_ pi «sent Both, D. Farrell. Colonel C. B. Blcthen, ctown on a. count of lack of coal • h lober ami |ivl*ember. close<1 H2L,rT.'*,oe". » ...... C V; t>e*ni Cheese. 12*. box 1 Last ** I C. D. Stimson. Dr. \V. Sharpies. A. , ,, IHah I,«*w Top grades of S. Kerry and K. C. Moffat. Cream Cheese, 10 lb. Am. Be*t Sugar .. . ««-1 «4-4 V ash wheat wrie In ex- Î^Y.^rn’ibp*r,b...... :::::::: Am. t'an Co., con*...... *n jt.a 4» d «>, selling at I1* to « Mcl^ren a (Tbeese, dos...... Am In. Corn It tn 40 6 /•«.I ?!,u,ii’""«-3 it i Hunt*, per lh...... • ...... H.ddlra, is-lh, bo*, lb...... Am. Ste-I FUy...... 38-2 , 3v AMERICAN BILL Am Sum Tub in-«4» —g^iSÎ&S-Æ Anaconda Xllninr______it ; : H"g < berries ...... “ : '» M rar At«-}>|eon wmSSS!"* T-iggzrlsr:--"-.-- MeaT^T* Sab,eflsh F‘llels •••• Atlantic t;.j|f .. 32-2 v* niermeloii. per lh ...... WwËm p F.aldwln Loco. . ft*» Cnerrin, _. *1 ! 1111.1 ! I - • , London. Aug. 2;—There is a tone of Ko I1 ner lb...... Baltimore * Ohio . . . 68 ! A^ie- «• W. <0. -7i and serious anxiety in the renewed com­ >4. " -, , **• l fbWm- T>or 1H...... • 1 Bethlehem Steel 77 t ment in to-day's, newspapers on the »^ai L»mh. per lb...... -*• « anadlan Pacific- . 14» nSré!" locml P^r lb...... British note to the Allies concerning l* :...... ’ :: ' L * ®l Mutton, per lb...... !*• Ourthle Steel «•->- .* »! | • hesaiseake A- Ohio war debts, which has evidently L#^«|mV'?ari—" Ked P°rk* Per ,b“ 72-1 t’aeh prices Chl<-. Ml! A St p; 36-2 _W heat - 1 hai d I31N 1 Bananas, do*...... stirred the public «oncem over th« Chic. ft. I. 4. pa,. 41 4 J Nor. 116**; P*,”cn« Jkz *- ij 1. *1N . ftej. Turhlo 1^7 2S- 3 for .35, 3 for ... Medium' 11...... « hlle 1 ,,pi> . 1 « has never been stirred before. « <-rn Product* i »■* i v UN : SC. W 41% : extra « »ntaloupes...... 15 to Another source of ynxlety is the Cnior.s...... 17-3 . tceo.-tt ,. 1 feed. «»', . i feed. Jn * . i Fr'r le,-tvd. .3V* , track. 43V* l'in«->d?'v Melon» ...... French Premier’s note t<* Germany Ora/ relk,w- l1» lb»- " jl.et Motor* 1 7-3 tiowlrich « ft. F t . Barle> — 3 c W, 61 . I C W 35', demanding,.full• payment --f pre-Tme hSSir*»...... M S*-7 " «led . ■ •' -, ira h ’ »eedlesa Grapes ...... Ha*—1 N. w. C.. 2l*N -■ c XV . 5l«»* : private debts, «ind tin* prosiiect <»f J-oral. new. per sack - *50 - 541 <’« Northern, pref ^ ■ 14*N . rejected. 19bN. track. Almond*, per 1o.N“t?’...... grave happenings arising in the event 1 75 In*niratlon Vop 40-6 4'. ^ «w^Ü7tnOMl W sack IV.fi Nickel . 111 17-3 17 4 Hyê—2 C. W . ” alnuts. per lb ...... of Germany refusing to comply. xweet potatoes, per hamper ate Int Mer Marine . IT 16-1 V - 4 nrL,?ofl 8hen WninutV, " lb...... No disappointment or surprise is * tiret» bien— 1 . . »» «... l expressed nt the lack of an official Cauliflower, local, avcordlng . . I.ehigh x allex TOROXiTtt IB » NO PR If Lb. •° *»*e. per dos...... M P- l a* k Ste* 1 74-3 , Toronto. Aug 7. Noon prices War “*•■«"1 reanut*. 2 lb»...... or semi-official statement in Wash­ Mldv al«- Stee-I 7.4-1 19 1. 47 9». 195Î'. 99> ". % »• torv Artlch-krz. -'«be. each ...... ington regarding the British note, local and hot- i Petroleum 174-4 , -1923. »».<5; 1931. 162 S3 1937. ‘ Miami t'«%t»ner 1934. I»» to. Btiiter-âlry Produce *nd Eflfl*- although It is manifest that such a Specials. per do»...... * ** ! N T X If A Hart s»-« statement woultT l*e received with in­ £°- !• per do* ...... -'Y i fl No. i Alh . per lb...... ! New \ ork t’entra! S*:-4 * omog. jb tense interest. Falling anything more V.° ;• i^r dog...... «■» 1 Northern Pacific 77-5 7 v -1 ° authoritative, the British*papers give V,n 3- r>er doz ...... 40 : Nevada Cone t'opoer 16-6 16-7 V I M r. A...... Her.d Lettuce, too,» ...... M P ! Penn«\ l ams It R. WEEKLY STATEMENT Choice Creamery ...... prominence to the United States Carrots, new. sack ...... * •* . Ray Cone Mining 16-2. < ow lehan <*reamer>-, per lb...... press comment and Senator McCum Republic Steel Reef*. new. sack,...... l ii London. Ang. 3—The weekly statement Halt Spring, lb...... ber’s opinion, and draw conclusions 30.4 uj*n< -ea*< d f l.»17.0»0...... * : ,,Bure Lard, per lb...... Studehaker Corpn. 131 i • i ion lecr«-a»ed t other se« urlllesurltles |i «**Fg» Opinion Divided. Xha -TSeae -’uznpan • ... L I «i-) eoacd f4.7-47.4NMt. • defmsit* m- 4 J%SS£ p*r* ?: In financial quarters the opinion of . 4 s-d £392.66». public leposltw Increased j Bullet :« .33 Mexican S-vhoard : ;-l „ 39.60»*; noter- reserve decreased i 1.611.- I ' the note is greutlj divided, but the Tomatoes, hot house. No. 1 3 25 1 nion Pa.-fflc I 43 - . 143-4 if-! I t*h « opp, r *4-7 « lovernmert aecurltl -* decreased ' i 4. - more conservative financial men are Tomatoes, hothouse. No Ï .. 3 606 The tvroportloh of the Bank » re- B- C. Cr#»am Cheese, per lb...... 46 Apricot*, preserving ...... 1 • 'Ip llablrttleé this week Is I ". 26 per _ B C. Solids...... 26 saying little for publication. Peachea. freestone, table 1-2» Last week it was 17 .To per coat. Mnesl Ontario, solid», lb...... S6 The Daily Telegraph's financial U S St6eî. com. j- - t> of discount. 3 per cent. Finest Ontario, twins, lb...... 12 KasKàâe, Plums, crt ...... 2.250 3 0» X light la «’hem 1 28-4 2S-« Dorgonzola ...... 1.16 writer says "the question was often Rhubarb, outdoor, per lb .930 H Western Union ' lftS-2 asked yesterday why this statement 7.2-1 1 PtIItons, per lh ...... 3* Cantaloupes. 45s, standard .. M.P. |.XVaha»s. 15». tlrvts ...... M.P.' 1 XX e*tinghou*e Ele« tvl - I Imported Roquefort ...... 1*6 unemployment situation last Winter, and at the « "a sa ha Melons, tier lb Wf Standard OK. !n«IUn. i*. : l"’-- 1 Flat*. made sooner.' while the expert, of market ward movement of Western Canada's 1922 same time accomplish some useful purpose. The Se. rs Koebu -k 80-1 4,.*| | Smelts, lb ...... 20 The Times writes. "There was les* Honey dew Melons. *s ...... 3 λ Bloater*. * lbs...... 25 grain crop have been made by the Canadian Management conceived Ihe idea of putting Into the ^ Cherries. Cai . Bings, lb . .160 -23 Am. Ship Sc Comment e 1 * * ls-3 /ELS disposition to criticise the contents National Railways. Hundreds of giant locomotives *•7 Red Spring Salmon. H>. 25; 2 for .. .45 . maximum of efficiency all of the bad-order equip­ . T6-3 ~~w. : To-P TXTiIte Spring Salmon, 2 lbs...... 25 of ttre notc Ttmn trr qnrsftmr the wis­ quality ...... MT 4 General Aephalt and tens of thousands of freight cars have been ment on western lines. Full staffs of men were set Kelly Spnngfl»M . 44 3 Chicken Halibut, lb...... *6 dom of its ias^iv." put through the Railway’s shops at Winnipeg and Raspberries...... ? 50® “ 0» Co«l. Fillets, per lb...... 15 to work in the two great shops and yards, and ail­ loganberries 2 00*f 2.2» Ctdumhla Ursphaphohe l- J i : Local Halibut ...... 25 Declared a Mistake. made At and ready for the greatest traction effort ing locomotives and freight cars headed in for Black Currants, per crt.. 3 oo© 154 7*6 AT PUSKETT SUNS COd. lb.. 15c; 2 for ...... 25 The editor of the financial news­ of the year—and of many years. treatment. Crapes, seedless, per crt...... M.P. 147-4 147-3 Sole*, lb.. 15c; 2 fot ...... 26 Crapes. Malagas, per crt Ml' Fab. Pl»v I.askv Corp 85 7 Toronto. Aug. 3—The discovery of paper Economist thinks the note a This mobilization of equipment has been in The locomotives ready to move ths crop have Kevstorie Tire 4 Rubber 9-t 8-4 ;î-T tw Black Cod. fresh, lb.. 15c, Î for .. .25 profound mistake, and says it con­ Apples—According to grade Klppe-a ...... progress since the beginning of the year, with tbs an average length of 65 feet. Some conception Nat Knamel . . SS 4 tains misleading statements which Nevada <'oneohdate*l 14-7 Ftcsh Herring, tb. 10c. 3 lb»...... result that Canadian National Railways are now of the enormous power represented in these iron Cravemtteins, new. Calif. * 90 Martin Parry Corp i* i ih Cfft»» ...... 16c, 20c to give the appearance of arguing with fully prepared, waiting, and even eager to get Duchess. new . M P. Fere Marquette STÏTfimp» ...... the United Hfates rather than of ap­ steeds may be gleaned from the statement of fact - 2 of to the business of hauling grain. If all the engines Local, new. naif boxe* ...... M P Union ÔU . . .ft the Liominfon Astro-physical Ob- Smoked Black Cod ...... pealing to her good will in the inter­ that assuming them to be equal to the Mikado, Local, new. per box...... M P Trannconimontai «'il ■ vatoo- at Victoria. B.t C . through Local Crain Fed Pork— ests of all. He contends that Great ready for service were placed end to end. they capable of drawing 4,540 tons; the hauling capacity Bananas, city ...... *1 Invlncibl- OU Trimmed Loins ...... Bananas, crated...... -1* Pacific Oil tr l eg» ...... *...... Britain gain* .! immense benefits from would stretch out for a distance of more than ten of these locomotives would be 121.520.339 bushels Watermelons...... 04© .06 Pan A merit an M-4 M Shoulder Roast ...... 25 to the United States loan* and ought t » miles; while if all $b* cars prepared since the. first j of wheat if all the engines were hauling capacity Chandler Motors Pure Pork Sausage ...... be prepared to repay them regardiez of the year for the movement of grain were placed Cuban <"are Sugar Choice Local Lamb— ; trains at the same time. In other words, the Valencias. Sur.klst. accord­ Retail Stores ITof. F L. Blake, of the Toronto ob- of whether Itajv. France and Belgium end to end, they would stretch out approximately ing to size ...... « 50011 50 Shoulders motive power prepared by the Canadian National Valencias, choice, according J» 1 w y. stated that Hfln suns arc not ... .42 reimburse her for the munitions the $50 miles - for moving the crop, is equal to the task of hauling Texa* Paeifi.- Ry nt . In reality, they arc star* supplied them The Daily Tele­ to size ...... 7.750 9 50 L#e * ...... «0 to .46 The history of the preparation starts with the about one-third of the total crop of Alberta, Sask­ Lemons, per cese...... • 000 8.50 Mlfldle States <»il . 12-7 N’o. 1 Steer Reef, per lb.— graph's financial editor, on the other desire on the part of the Management to ease the Grapefruit— Montgomery XX'a 1 «1 2.1 j Rounfi Fteaw ... .24 hand, believes the note will have a atchewan and Manitoba at once. California, per case ... 7 500 i 00 MM rale Steel . . Î4-* , Sirloin Steak ... .80 good effect In making the British Florida, per case ...... M.P. Pure Oil ...... th ; ShnuMer Steak ... 16 Dates— rnmg C 1 Pot Rna at* . . .12% position clearer. Bair, bulk...... 10 EXCHANGE M WMARY "‘All stars are suns, great many Oven Roast* . inn* j» to .16 Hallowl. bulk, new ...... 11 New ) ork. Aug .—Foreign etchange ,n aid Rump Roasts ... .25 Blake "This new discovery in Rlh Roast* . .. PROFESSOR PREDICTS nine over H. ft. Ric hardson, candi­ Dromedary, 30-10 ox ...... 7.75 tireat Britain—I>-man«i. » 14-s. «ables. Ih New Turban. *0-12. per case 10 66 < 4«-s . 80-dsy bill- o < 4- . eaxens appears to be tn emirmou* I I*orterhou«e . . ... 38 date of the United Farmer* of Mani­ New Turban, *0-12, do*...... 2.25 Frenc*—f>cir.an«l, 8 .0 at lee. V .< e sun Probably each member of Prlrr'». Local Mutton— CONTINUE# BUSINESS toba. Newton's majority was in- ' Tropic. 60-5 ox...... ê 00 Italy—Demand. 4 6»'-. table*. 4 61. is equal to the diameter of a spare I>*gs. per lb. . . .36 rea*ed by two in the recount, his I Figs— Belgium—Demand, ~n out planet to the -«Kin. a distance •Shoulder*, per ih. .1. .. .20 IMPROVEMENT Calif., new. pkgs . according G»rman> —■iN-nanl 1.7 x*. cables. •3 millions of miles, probably more Loins, full, per lb .. .25 majority a* announced after the gen- ! 7ft.40 cables. THE BIGTHREE IN BONDS to grade and size ... 1 6504.1$ Holland—femand. These new suns are probably in the Fleur. oral election on July 18 l>eing sex'en. f ^ f^unmaid, clusters, 20 Is .... 6.00 Norway—l»em and. 7 H { na ure of a highly glow ing ball of. ga> Wheat. No 1 .. ..155 00 13 00 Toronto, Aug. 3.—The Index num­ SAFETY—HIGH INTEREST—MARKETABILITY Sweden —Demand. F «'• they become cooler, they may von- Standard Grades. 49-lh. .. 2.26 Denmark—Iy-mand. 7145 ber of wholesale prices constructed- Idaho Comb Honey. 24* 6 500 7 0# t ; o that they are DO larger than our Feed. by Prof. H. M. Yehell, of McMaster | PAPERS ARRIVING Our listings of Bonds contain these three essentials. S * Mainland—l>em*nd. 6» . Which was once a nebula, but ha* Imported Maisgas. 70s . 6 750 * «9 Spain — Demand. 16.a» Per 10f University, Toronto, stood at 165.J for Suumald. clusters. 12 2» .... 6 ei Greece—Demand. 2 traded as it «fiab*ar* Otte ...... 4 closing bid. 4 nt f e red at 4 - la*l for July. 1919 Vtowara Ccnpar ...... ,»«' a< veptanves 3 4- but being such in- i Feed Corn Meal . 44 00 2.35 thi* morning seize»! all English and Boundary Rav oil . . Time loar.i firm. 66 and *0 da> s. f light as seen :rom Fcratrh Feed . . .. 46 00 2 40 The index figure for thA twenty Dublin newspaper* arriving here, for H f. P»rm. f.oan ...... 96 ee months. 4 Timothy Hay .. 25 00 1 35 fotylatuff-s included receded slightly examination. i«a> ing especial atten- j VICTORY BONDS B C. Fishing Co...... 23 M Alfalfa Hay ...... 2* 00 1.50 from 159.5 to 179.2. This compared lion to the Dublin |*ai>er*. one of ' 16 Alfalfa Meal .. All Maturities Any Amount Bought and Sold K C Raflnln* Co. ill r % .. 46 00 2 40 with 190.2 for July, 1921, and 314 which ha* been taking a«lvantage of j .«• CIIK AGO I.KAlx MARKET!*. i Straw ...... 11 00 1.00 Quotations Gladly Given Vanada Conner .... for July. 1920 the Belfast printers* strike to flood J Can. Nat. Flra ______• Hi DjrdWk till Hran ...... 31 00 ‘ 1.80 . 4 7 »» ! TTheat— o..-o v'rh •• if . 36 00 1.90 The index for the twenty manu the city with «pedal editions. j foni il * s ...... 24 66 1»» R. P. CLARK & CO., LTD. f'roorn Vest Coal 107 7 that used nt the Toronto <’ N. Meal .. 60 00 2 60 facturer*' good* advance from 149.5 Thi* action is believed to be due to ; Cork Province ...... 112-2 25 and his attention become <' N Cake ...... 4100 2 50 Members B. C. Bond Dealers’ Assn., ;;; 1,66 ; V-i ■ )■ til-* id-: to 151.3. compared with 158.4 for the fact that Dublin papers >esterT j Pniirt** ^h*nnel...... ils centre T oultrv Mash .. .. 46 00 2 40 dav attacked Justin- Andrews for] -** r«rt S|w|. All Brant be* of Ineiiranre Wrtttrn rh«***»« Oat Feed ...... July. 1921. and 224.6 for July. 1920. ' n te Move Slowly. ..16 06 1 00 ordering whippings in « ase* >f re­ Fn-ni-e Investment Ce. .. l»ee...... RT-4 61-1 :<< 1 of stars can ofiTy txw ite- Oil Cake ___ .... J4j “This is now the second month Cottonseed Meal ” 63 00 3 25 .that wholesale price* in Canada have publicans fdtmd with weapons. Crrut West rerpt . k.:.« May ...... « 1 - - 61-4 te« ten* or twelve years, end Oe»^ns*»t*eii« -ewrl-- . . the Ground Rone .. 4 50 advanced." says Prof. Yehell. "While Hewe Sourd ...... Dywter aneii rrr.~rrrrrrsr. ifw------tw TowTKTurrH klToW ~lêecaune of the Immense void between VILLAGE FINES M. omtvray * ...... % % %. price, it is noteworthy that the great tnem and the earth "Our own sun MtapU- manufacturer*’ go«*i* are ad­ WHY NOT INVEST YOUR SAVINGS ? Pa fru- cnaa* Fire f «40 MONTREAL MARKET moves 200 million, miles a year, hut for HENRY FORD FOR fatribler-Cariboo ...... tBy Burdick Brow. Ltd.) centuries the change in the stars Is not vancing. Thu* iron. lead. tin. pin»- Shrewd young men nowadays regard, a savings account as the erwmttl- ...... ot perceptible with the naked eye. and wool ami rubber aVe nil higher, point­ AUTO SPEEDING •stepping stone to a permanent investment where the principal is X(1 var Crest ;...... •t«, -■ < an only tie ascertained by the use. of ing to a decided recovery in the grva' Xnartan Oil ...... Rratiitan Tra« ion instruments." said Prof Blake just as safe and the earn tog* are much larger. « 'ait «'enieni. < «.tn basic material* W«- may probably Lero> x * v«- ' M- nr> Ford All oxer the country are hundreds of savings accounts of a F'er.dard. Lead -, ’, ,1» < an « "at Fdv', « «vn Measuring the stars is * very delicate expect with, .fair confidence, a mIoxv operation. The lines at the end’s of the the Detroit auto manufacturer, paid hundred dollars or more which could be invested in bonds of the Bnnloch 111 nee ...... <7trm—8 4.. tea. . but sure recox*ery for *om«> time to Furf Inlet ...... Van. Votton* ...... star are measured and the displacement n fine «if $30 into the village treasury highest security and yielding almost double the interest return* Flea art Mining ...... 25 _ 1 Van. Grc. Elec...... of the spectrum lines gives the measure yesterday afternoon us n -permity .for is * • 1 Vons Mas ...... of the star. Z* What about your*'.’ | Trojan Oil _4« f- j !»• trnji United ...... x iolatiqg the speed 'ordinance w ben Graduate of U. of T. Ottawa. Ang —A live immigration RAILWAY EXCHANGE RATES. We recommend only securities of the highest standing. Valdez Island Copper . .. 2.54 i l«in Btldge ...... Beyond adding to the knowledge the passing through here In hi* lare«- Whalen, cum. . ..-A*... .. 16 we ( lH>m. Vannera ...... l*c;licy D evidently needed to stimulate •ouring « ar. \N hen tix « rt tk< n l x m Whalen. prdy Ottapa. Aug. 3 The Railway officer, he was said to be making | Wvnderohepe 4;lajrmida l> ...... to immigration statistics tssue-l to-day Commission has issued a memoran­ ” Honda. , AstH-atoe Vorp...... is not expected to bring any new theory « overtng April. Mày and June, the first forty-three mi lew un hour, the speed j British American Bond Corporation, Ltd. Dominion W'ar l oan 1*25 >7 a* %\Ài LÂHhtbi that will affect the material welfare of three month* of the fiscal year. In that dum regarding exchange « harge* on I mit being fifteen mil* v Investment Bankers. Established 1901. Vomlnion War Loan 1931 . s. j itromptonttrompt. Puln K Pav r this world. period only 25.092 immigrant* arrived, freight and passenger, business be­ B. A. Bond. Bldp.. 723 Fort 8treet' Phones 319. 2121 li.milnlcn War l.< an 1917. . « 5# Montreal Power ...... Dr Plasketf is a graduate of the Uni­ 164.3.. 1 Atlantic Sugar1 . as compared with 41.472 lit the < orrets- tween Canada and the United Htates Victory Loan 19--...... s».«* versity College in "9V He has been Ifi l»onding months of last xegr. a decrease as follows: M.-torv la»n 19:3 ...... 9» «0 lftn «6 ■ National BremefT^e ...... « harge of thf Lfomintan observatory at 64 »# I Rfoideh Paper ...... o' 29 per cent. From the British Isle* The rate of exchange in connec­ Victory Loan 1924...... 98 >» ,»1 'll Shawir.iger ...... Victoria for the ^ last six years This the arrivals were 11.695. from the United X 1. tr.rV Loan 1 9 :7 . . I »».•••! telesco|»e has hern used for research tion with shipments of freight be­ uiflifliflisiaiieii Victory Ix«.an 1912 ...... lo;."e • n> «a Si»*nish River Pulp State* 8.423 and from other countries \ i-.-t or y 'xian 1914 ...... 99*:, lioa- D® - oref work alohe, principally measuring the 4,9.72. tween point* in Canada and the Victory L<*an 1937 . 19« T> 1 '“-*•* SU el of <>n...... velocity of faint stars in the line" of One of the object * of the visit to the United Htate* from August 1 to OUR STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT J Wtftnmr Pulo • Fight. West of the f4on. « ’harles Stewart. Min­ n To *x> Ce ' r 'c ^ August 14 inclusive will be 11-16 of I 151 He fore making *n Investment you need the facta from a thoroughly com- lltTok) ItnND FNICEK uter-of the Interior, was to confer with 1 per cent., and the rate of Htg-eharge The Mortgage petent and reliable sour«-e. For Ang. 3. IB*. FAILURES IN U. S. RAILWAY WAGE 1 rox'inclal «".overnment* as to the lota- on international passenger business ®xx r maintain a thoroughly up-to-date STATISTICAL HKrAKTMKNT for the Bid Asked t.on of hew settlers, and it Is staled that i lai lien-fit of eur clients and frienda. Vleterv Loan IH*«: . New York. Vug 3. — Business failures during ihe coming months a new ifollcy w ill be based on 1 per cent, exchange Tier. 1. 1*2.* ...... 494.6» . BOARD TO START during the same period. No *ur- You ar. inxlted t«. make full use of OIK «TATIHTICAL DKPAKTMEXT. Nm 1. 1923 . . 944 #«• in the United States during July totalled vill be developed. At the next session Retùrns 8% ! U| In so doing you are placed under no obligation. Nov 1. 19*4 ...... 16»»»» 1.566. a decrease of S 3 per cent from 'INQUIRY TUESDAY of Parliament the Immigration Act t* charge will be assessed on Inter-1 lier I. 1927 ...... 966.56 the June figures and 42 i*er cent, from likely to lie revised, this course having national freight business. , Th'Xse with saving* of Nov, I. 1993 ...... 10.3 «.0 1W43 66 lho*e f«.r the peak month - of January,. been suggested by a committee dealing *ir mon* lying Idle*'' " ® BURDICK BROTHERS, LIMITED | <56 i 1622. Bradatreet * reported to-day. « Continued from nage 1) Not 1. 1931 ...... 646.5* I9V«. with one phase of the qu«stion in the • MAJORITY INCREASED. should «-onstder the flrrt !Pl Private sires with Ixigan k Tlrxan. who act as our Brokere on the New York, Dec I. 1937 ...... 1047.56 1W , Although the number of failures was i event *e*sion. m«irl*agf A careful studv Vhlv*s«» an«l Boaion Sio«-k Kst-hangea, the «’hlcago Board of Trade, the New War Loan. 6%: - 5.1 tier « ent above that for July. 1321. Telegraphers. When the revision takes place there, « ill rr-vcitl many surpris-, ® Dec. 1. 1675 ...... 97 3 »» 985 »6 Dauphin, Man.. Aug. 3. The re-' York Votton KxchAngr an* other leading Bxcbangee. 985.66 the total amount of’liabilities—$42.115.- Chicago. Aug 3.--E J Manion, of is almost certain to be a relaxation of mg fni't* .to those «ho m Phone 3724-5 Pemberton Bldg., Victoria, B. C Œ Oct. 1. 1981...... 546— was forty |,er cent, below the total the present restriction* Strong repre­ côunt In the Roblln constituency, j liy x e had no exi»erienre in March* I 1987INI • payable li ,r ...j .... ,.,r I „U>Hj, „Pr,*ld,,?t ,,f *he <>««•«•« "« çj------1 [BHiiîiraiîiisjfiiiiiiaiiisHiHaiKaii,®3 New York» 993 6» for July last year. sentation* to this effect are being made. concluded here to-day, give* F S’, i this held of finance. / n <~c Total liabilities for the -seven months , Rallr into substantial figures. eeeponding month. I«.t >e»r rallmgd .hopmen , «trike. It We can place sum* of Surrounded by Beauty Hli.YKR New York. Aug X — Foreign bar alher. learned here to-day $1.500 00 to $4.00<>.»o lo the CHERRY CROP MAY Mr Manlon’s letter. It was learned, j F.W. Stevenson invest or* adx^ntsge at 419 Vs - Mexican dollar». 6314. pointed out that the memtter» of the this lime. Security of­ Furniture fered is home* In the EXCEED LAST YEAR twelve unions still at work had many j Ixmdon. Ana. 3 —Bar silver. 3*1*4 per choicest residential dis­ oun « ner .« nt Iderouni rales; problems in relation to the stsike, and I Even a tiny place that is your own li<«ne is a garden spot Fhori bill» 7 per centf three months STOCKS BONDS tricts,. of Victoria and The fourth carload' of Island grown suggested the Hdvletfnllty of a cot)* I small producing farm*. tills. 2 p«r cent ^ % Olivet cherries left for the prairie mar­ if it is your own. SpKug lime is an eseellvnt time to ket this morning, and there Is every ferenoe of the twelve grand chiefs. Including heads of the four big i-hoosi- your own garden spot because real estate dealers NEW ) OKK C OTTON probability that another will he made MINING AND OIL lJtnvLrf?*n. & o)en, i Bv 9'. W gteveaeon) up before the exhaustion of the crop. brotherhoods, "te consider strike de­ Sale are offering rare opportunities to the home or house or Ooen Bleb lx»w

/ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1922

arnags unfiir'trniii liriTiTTf ni Hairdressing Parlors SOc Luncheon Scrvet* dally from 11.36 to MO. Orchestra m AUt ndanca. Moderne Char**. fourth Floor INCORPORATED 1670 f'jo.Ani THE SEAL OF Ql Phone 167ft—Private Exchange Connecting All Deportments THE SEAL OF QUALITY August Home The Seal of Quality Upholstered Furniture Made in Our Window Draperies At Special Prices Own Workrooms and Specially At Big Savings Hudson's Bay • Co. The Seal of Quality Creamery Butter, per Reduced for This Sale 40 Pairs Novelty Curtains To Clear at $2.89 a Pair „ 11» ...... v. -48# 3 lbs fur ...... $1.42 This group includes voile. înupt|uisetté «nul also small Swiss Finest No. 1 Creamery Butter, per Jnijmrted tapes!l ies of many different de­ effect» m dotted nets with lave edges. Come in white, signs hw been used in tile nidiolstning of ivory .or evru ; yards long ; values to Qft ---- S ttW- for rr:—r-.-TT-r-;—: ' U*une Furnishing Sale, pc r pïïîTT...... Pure Bulk Lard, ;>er lb...... 20* til est1 handsome suites, chairs and chester­ - Third Floor 3 lbs. for ...... 57< fields. They are all made in our own work­ Smoked Cottage Relis, per lb. 30r Pine Quality Curtain Net* v Blue or Green Damask Smoked Piome Hams, per lb . .33# rooms bv expert workmen and every piece is Values to $2:2.» for Si.69 a yard « urtain Filet Nets Value |1 for 94c yard : 50 inches wide: splendid Sweet Pickle Cottage Rolls, per in small lanterns and large panel effects. \ hTucs V» quality, suitable for window drapes or upholstering. lb...... 38c sold under the “Seal of Quality” guarantee. $2 25. Home. Furnishing Sab . /?Q Value 11.75. Horn#* Furnishing Sale. QQ Sweet Pickle Picnic Hams, per During our Home Furnishing Sale we are per >..rd ...... tpleVV p« r yard ...... *...... ..._...... 31# Canadian Stilton Cheese, old and offering oùr entire stoek of upholstered furni­ snappy, per lb...... 32# ture at radical reductions. Select yours now Note These Special Sale Values in the Local Freeh Eggs, per do*...... 35# and make a saving of 1Ô to 21 laj»estry of Six feet in length, spring edges and spring scat covered in .high grade quality: pillow barks. Home Furnishing Sale. ,4 QQ Size 6x9; VilllM $62.75. H-»me Furnishing Sab1 Post Toast its, * the superior corn denim, very soft and comfortable. £44 Home Furnishing Male*...... per yard ...... $40.75 flakes, per • pkt...... •• • • IO# ll«>me Furnishing Sa(le...... tvDî/«DU $340.00 Linoleum Rugs Size 9 x 10.6; value $97.60. Home Furnishing Sale Quaker or Rohm Hood Porridge Upholstered Easy Chairs Cork lb*so Linoleum Rugs reliable, phasing and $79.50 Oats, per tybe 25# suitable patterns for all rooms. They hax e the satn<- Size 9 x 12. value $1 2V.(«) M*me Furnishing Sale Banquet Brand Green Asparagus, Two -only, high grade tapeetry ftlloth with best white hair: M.ffsTTiiT!------v* rpe47 lot t -ar** much—more MjUÜLax > IpïRSrranvt $95.00 each ...... 50# spring cushion». ' Home li'urnishing Sale ...... large $91.50 Third Floor Size 6x9; value $9.2.' Home Furnishing Sale $7.95 French Tapestry Chairs Size 7.6 x 9 : xalue $11 75. Home Furnishing Sab- Axminster Hearth Rugs. Sale Price $4.95 Fruits and Beautifully upholstered spring scat'edges and ha k filled with fibre and $10.25 Very heavy quality Axminster hearth rugs in nice Home Furnishing Sale hair. A wonderfully good buy. Home Furnishing Salé...... Size 9 x designs anad coloring* Size 27 x 54. Value J {kg' Vegetables $49.50 $11.95 IT 50. Home—Furnishing Sale, each Size 9 x l

Honey Dew Melons, per H» 12s# Local Tomatoes. lbp. for After Stocktaking Clearance of Per basket . Local Cucumbers, each. 5# and IO# Odd Clearing Lines in Local Cabbage. Cauliflower Tur­ nips. Green onions, lettuce. Beets. Wrap Coats, Suits, Skirts and Dresses Carrots, Cob Corn. Vegetable Mar­ row, Celery, now in. At Greatly Reduced Prices Preserving Cherries, a * rate $1.50 HARDWARE Drug Department High Grade Blue Enamelw&re 95c Summer SportsCoats—Values Heavy double coated ware, including No. 9 Values tea kettles and covered «'«mx «-x kettb-s. Value Capes and to $11.95 for $5.00 $1.45. Home Furnishing Bale* QC « Absorbent Cotton, good qualit> ; Nine only useful coat* of flannel and Jersey cloth, present­ xalue 7(K for 48# Coats ing the mason's accepted ÜITTFs: tuxedo and notch col­ lar11. patch psakets and belts. Conic in rose, brown and Forhan's Tooth Paste: value kOe English Enamelware Tea Pots 50c oronge. Sizes 16 to 4<* (P 00 for **«* Th« se arc very high glaze pots. ’ i Smart C„pe of Black Veldette X alue* to $11.95 for ...... tPt)»vl/ shape, in lirowit or green. til «Quaker gre Wilson’s Invalid Port -Second Floor $1.43 Home Furnishing Sab-, t-t 169 50 f«>r $35.00 Glycerine and Rose Old English Grey Ware Enamel Preserv Stylish Cape of Date Veldette The Season’s Smartest Suits ing Kettles 50c Ulitd with Canton « repc. s< arf collar. Made from g«»*»d quality truotlnr. homespun ;m«l tweed This in the last.of a line of special^ pri-cd Value $69 5«i for ...... $35.00 n novelty, s» mi and sports styles. S-*mc ;-re braided and Enamelware for whb i- »« h i •• 1 <•; inhroldered and button trimmed; silk lined and neat »>• i it - .inn"t replaced •*! thin Cfl/s Smart Wrap Coat of Black Soli via Cloth tailored skirts. Sizes 16 to 38. pri« e Horn* Furnishing .Baby « ach V Value 149 50. for I -ante sleeves, smart i-oll.ir. lined with gre> $25.00 « Value $57 TO for $35.00 Value- 459.5» for Interesting Candy Nickel Case Pint Vacuum Bottles $1.76 $29.75 Value $67.56 for $36.00 Value $72.5» for $37.50 This repri nts the pri-.-o of the - asc with Stylish Wrap Coat of Fawn Tricotine Items the "Y' fill. Refill a ml vase « «•inplctc : va —Second Floor With hew embroidery ; silk lined. *2.75.- Horn* I unwilling "1 *7 Louise Lovely Brazil Creams Value 157.50 for A rich Brazil nut and cream con­ Sale each . ^1*1 $28.75 fection. Rock Second Floor \vholesom«' sugar * on quickhx. Limit ! to a customer ~ fet lion • Per pound I it, me Furr.lâhin.7 Bale. each.. Wire Sink Scrubg lQc Each Tthn is .v kitchen necessity ; plenoiii C-C A la Grace Corsets Give Tobacco Special made. Value 19c, Home Furnishing Stole, eacK* . , ^ Final Clean-Up of Tally Ho Tobacco Perfect Satisfaction Made from Virginia leaf, Spei^ial Carpet Beaters 16c Each for Fridai Another household necessity 1-S pound pac-kag> ...... «’arpet Boatet’s; value 2-*h- Home Furnishing Bale, envh 1-2 pound package MILLINERY — Main FlooF Extraordinary Reductions for Women’s Seasonable Underwear upport that Light Weight Wool Vests Friday and Saturday With Vow neck snd no eleeve* well finished garments In size A La Grace Comfy Sports Model 36 to 40. Price...... Every «me of this season'« Hats must be cleared to make room Low bust, deep elastic gores ttt bust amt hips combined with Watson s Silk and Wool Vests light In.nlng and abort skirt make this Ideal * for medium Autumn arrivals. figures; in pink or white routII. l>iw neck and short sleeves -»r sleeveless. fln-r Ished with heading: sizes 36 to 4» CO OK Bizv»U9 to 26. Price...... i 0 Absolutely regardless of coat, we have prived them so low as to make a \>rx suitable for early Fall wear. Prie, t A La Grace Corsets filial clean up «-ertain. Light Weight Wool Combinations Made from firm pink coutll. low bust: long skirt with well Bleevefess or with sh««rt sleeves. finish».l with boned French back: elastic Insert tor expansion Ready-to-wear Hats, values to *9.50. beading, tight knee Hlaes 34. 36 ^O QC Sailors, Chip* and Fancy Straws. when seated. Price < Tearing ÜJ 1 AA All Clearing £Q AA Bilk and Cotton Combinations A La Grace Corsets A La Grace Corsets Tailored finish, flat seams; in opera top, short For the full type of%lgure: well reinforced l>eslgned In lovely pink broche with elastic sleeve# or sleeveless, with low or V neck, throughout abdominal section. Comes In top; free hip and long skirt; two sets of knee or ankle length. ŒQ QE* medium and low bust lines: sixes 2-1 hose supporters. Sizes 21 Ready-to-wear Hats, values to Model Halt, values to Blzc# "4 to 44.' Price ...... tpO#e/0 to 27 Price ...... tpOe I V *10.50. Clearing d»<> AA *22.50. Clearing at. Second Floor $5.25 $6.00 —Second Roor —Second Floor VKTORIA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY, AUGUST X 192?

fOepTrtght II» a, c. run* MUTT AND JEFF Ain't Jeff’s Luck Simply Terrible? Tr»

Past owners of lands that have re­ Xm BRokc But t it use I!Sé cteAMCDj I SHOOT TOU usrew mosc, 'fou ■ ~ X’Aa SHooTING VHC verted to the City may apply td the JCFF'S HAT F»R A STARS class unden*i$rm-tl hnd learn very favor­ Mose! 6oo£> r-' I FC ’to" wait He Re until t GeT Hat for a dime! NIGHT'- V l HAT • J BAck A tTt Roll r- AND ClcAaijuR Big able terme upon which ownership oi I THe. Boroes. vuirH J t feeL uickv comc cm YOU rr; property can be resumed. BaBhes W. G CAMERON* You'Re City Land Commissioner. City Halt ON. BOSS Pupils From Esquimalt Going to Victoria High School

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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. LOST AND FOUND. SWALLOWING RING COMING EVENTS. AUTOMOBILES. AUTOMOBILES. MISCELLANEOUS. (CMtiaucd.) Slrtaria Bails îlm» «Continued-» MASTKKS MOTOR CO DTP Jersey Woman Says He Advertising Phone No. 1090 COUNTRY LUB. £ MARKET X «M » >:XTR X liOOl' BUYS 'OVBI.TT WOOÎtWoi;KKRd — Fattern -Sunburst •«TES roK C L-X>SIFI» n ADVlBUHtM dri- e' F ’|| l ORD. This is a late rood, an < Stole It , M. LAVGHLiN ROAD8TER-I1 “ " -I yt -’j d with a *• '■ ''*«r’‘ X making done, models made and patent IRkiAT • -learnnee1 of clothe*, must he Situation* Vacant. Situation* Wanted. To th* >,nk ».f vendit ton won etf. The tire» are g«**l ■»«* th Ideas developed *.’l Klsgaru. Phone -«-*■ l o«ir «.tin price. T>ldc*ie>V Rent. Article* for Sale l»»t or Found, ete Vc' -an . lik. n-a T> • ’ ■ * ObT — Bel A c«B « t Central lak* ar>-l [ South Orange. N.J . Aug. n.-Jknids * Sc per word per insertion. Contract rate* PHK 1 i Patricia I.odgè l ClfBXRUUCT TtfcUJRINO—1-»U à* « HK> Ri'I.KT. -.!'r, I»'1-' fish in* , rod Kindly j S^titto. ice denier, never did va re for model. A splendid buy at F TOU DO NOT SEBwhat you arc look­ * tVnlchan Lah* •o application. .r*. . will hold th-i r.» hi a ash - Th.» i- * ,V‘ I 1**7 Joen Crescent. J EK BAT EXCHANGE. Oak ing for advertised liera, w hr qol ad- "scientific sharks." and he cares less, No adrerrieement foe lee* ,x Ait member* MvI.AlX.HI IN j*»X TOURING rood»l arvi It rune and lew* eo-thtr as the pottle constantly |ir. se. Minimum number word*. 1 > itend • Important Aimai!* "***"" Awe. Join our library. Mr per m ------IWuWy liinrre the ...I limn i lire*, and a real huy-a r* will moat Irkelv bate i ml corhi r I« «NWipnrlnr the eowtt*»r of word* to *** fittTW TiVr p-.-ntc ‘adboro Lia ' him to drink glass after glass of OX KRI.ANO TOURING - Modi ■* 1 ». In e*tr* £« - just what >opr •; looking for and be gUd •d%ertieement estimate group* of thre* er •ity are welcomed at NSHADES reasonable prbe_ emetics. James's specific aversion is ,IblTOK^ to the late 1M*. an OTy hcetra eAery evening HKV RHI.ET BABY ORAND- |— |XH»'.K 1 water A i«ni. iluater "* 1‘hon. ColQuits. 1 YK_ taking a picture of the ice dealer's •lle* eddre»»rd to a bo* at The Time* of- Tl • roughly reconditioned R*S. tools, knives. avUsor* pul A" Evchang- < TU.tie Big MlStore ore -. *1» K-rt SI. It fic* and forwarded to ‘heir private address l»I“ m-del and it ha shape. Phene XX". Emery. IStï tiled- stomach, that it held a “round metal mt the pri -arelu! um<' The i A charge of jNc is made for hi* service ALUE TltiKPAKER HI*; MIX p Avenue tf-S« EATHKR DESK. F OST—At Deep Cove. Sunda- object, undoubtedly a ring. ‘ It is the .nditlon. at d the tire* er> Birth Notlll>a« ring the police seek, following the riage. Card of Thanhs and In M-moMam TIBHETTS * CO. out our rea< >• FORD. »eater Th ILORIXO. high -vlaas, exclusive, for ash and x aleahte*. Kinder complaint of a woman < ustomer of • l Ed per lraer*ion Death and 1' nera’ OltPK !»:♦—Run* end *»l j-t been «.x erhaul. ai«XI and receive reward. *9% Not lee* tl 5* for one Insertion. I2.S4 for ladles and gentlemen Also reliable alleable and steel ranges Selitto that her wedding ring had dis­ mr* fine It i* a 1*1 Mr* and cleaning of clothe* Phone fro* per week.. Phone m». B1J «!*>. and y»e will do the re*t *:i M Str.et,'1* appeared immediately after a vigil iVKRT.AND ’’"'.'RING Starter ,n< e Alley ROOM AND BOARD from the ieei LODGES. el wl wetter Thl» 'I* TES. THERES A REASON With Kclitto irk is 11 the police thin! that eventually tfoc ring will W re­ K--.OÎ. the to*» I» n- WARDALK—T^e name with a 1HERRY BANK, private hcxa'dlng house, ILISBIA 1.0 O F mnmr rue* Ilk- a rhs Advertislr.e is to business sputation, who wtll call and buy la- covered. a steam is to ma«xhinert " v near Chrlat Church Cathedral. I'fcone Meets AVedoewla j *. Odd Fellow* Hall —« «X BRI-A XI ' 1*:« rent y" and children * cletbing. bed- i * It i Ttrm> reasonable. mlltf-J* Births, Marriages, Deaths tv 1 16.1 Douglas Street. Block be* I Thl* - ar ha* 1uat BIX) IVIN.Î k. Vacancies tiinwl and »'*"*• ■" Turn oxx*n ^THEWOLP COMMUNIST ON ARTIER BR« Milutety a» g«o«l as tv M;sa Had wen HELP WANTED—MALE. TRUMPET rs JORTITT. «:» Fort, buy* and ee"!!* Phone ItllL HI El» V*V x ou to *e— I hi* car all-21 HUNGER STRIKE XXV Ha * Others Too high-class second-hand clothing. oung For Mm w h< M Y At l*J Cambridge Street. MASTERS MOTOnCO . LT Phone MM orthern tti_)TEL--ind-r new - Jam»* Hector Trung N 1 NTEl.I.IGKNT PERSON, either w» ■r ynatbrar St IN PARIS PRISON .* mav -arn TT»# tô *i#*“monthl> «or horn The highest cash price* lor Hjgem.nt St-am beat, Toronto. Ontario, aged «i 'n \ H. FITAW P*' tr-ar.1er*N for reeomroeudatlon. -cieanllnee* ■ effpexnding lor new .«paper* II • Jo DI»RK8i=tXO and ER f'ORIT *»!*; good order. horn shall not The funeral We h*v .- name* »nd ad- be tooted * «-ur toutto. i-7* Yates. OPI d’anadian l*rrs| la spare time 37 HR al-l« phore 74670 ,t V|. and X an- oevnx n ro«| Send lor particolai ton Advertising Ag*.i«-y, sreatest power WHT PAT MORE—GET IT AT h ill be mad. I wivrvN six. in good road it ten. lh« w««rld for "munlnt. I>m«l« n. h:u* started hunger Buffa>v X Phone ISIS. HOV9KHOI.D NBCESSITIKR W.arh Bldg. with starter and four hew i«rodu< trg irore T«J FORT STREET PHONE Sî»t UNFURNISHED HOUSES. strike intended to t umpet his rem-Yial Apply Sii Flagsrd or Cormorant to the |»olitieal side of the prison, a»-l« SELL OR BUT ANYTHING FROM help wanted—female. IHEVROLET touring far. !«• of advertising that A TEACUP TO A PIANO à-roomed bunga- where the regime is less rigorous, and FUNERAL DIRECTORS ra«v, be sultabl- LX»R 8A1.K R.v o»n*r. ,... » ; v painted and In splendid BULKY GOODS DELIVERED FREE 1» nicely situated. Phone 73»»RI. n. tl". Benedict Bantly. 11-* ¥ FORD ROADSTER ...... fwr Y<"JR business threats are being made of similar ac­ FAXT S NURSE, must be rsp'rlenred. may not be suit able GENTLEMEXS DISCARDED CLOTHING i ^ tion by other «’ommunist prisoners t wo-rfille «.irile Apply, with refer- f«*r anoth-r It OVERLAND, modpt BOUGHT 1«OI»KKN 7 room hnu*' to rent. $ i who demand the same treatment ae- repairing and I* Mr business P*»t Price* Paid We Call UTO body building. m.»n«h 11 :« Em press Ave a!3-: j t orded Caillaux and the late Paul heel*, general CLK-TRAC iCleveland» jjf SHAW A CO. il Fort 8t WANTED—To do plain an«S \ setting, tightening up as In lb* best Phene 4M. \ Meunier. The authorities déclaré Macksmlthing Give u* a Chef* * \fol»t£KLX. 4-roome Send slamd for par?v u.ar* x-eniv»« ** half block from tar. near Jubilee tion. 1C12 Quadra. Street charges paid. nvERTTHINO In motor top Un*. l*o npt wait Buv the new .-nade-ln-Vlctoria range Natiorai Mar.u'a turi t is proving such a great aucceac Jack s Hospital. !33r lnclu«lln* water Suite N" Meanwhile inquiries are proceeding hones—OfT.ce, SSM: Res . CMS and "hC! Vj guaranteed first-t’«**a If U * V to t>a< k up ■Jg Yates St 1^ I. ie*1-? Soothgata Street __ at-.« I concerning all.-ged i '-'mmunist incile- We carry a complete line of funeral ten or repair cr-e. w* ** « tf*n" AUTOS FOR HIRE. and t « milked, bodies built to ord-xr. to* A Perkin* room .house, 7Si Queen * Avc nit nts towanl military disobedience» ipplie* at moderate prices. g.» ..after the KM1VOtOX standard t>"P«writer. No 11. Calls promptly attended to, fay or Street phone 1*«I cwg. Th-re s more r.r * . bargain. «♦* Island E' 1»1« Vuecn * Avc. Clew* in ------—— Ight CJBBOTT-8HAW BUSIN ►>■* INSTITUTE CLAUGHLIN ’ SIX*' butines» If, >vuTI The Big Store*. 73» Foil Si. I» licensed embalmers and lady assist- M rates is town, SASKATOON HAD trip owner driver. III! before « EI.IABI.E mailing llata of Victoria and TIW i KENT -Five-room, nvvdernl rot tag., clerical, higher accounting, collegiate pre­ 1 «Jorge dlsfrld. In splendid condltlor paratory Phone :* or write for syilahun aid» R Vancouver I eland home*, butine*» VERY WARM DAY In-U id o.» I Instruction- New Weller Bidg . ADVERTISIN' men aut» owner*, etc.: aim rer*«»lete llsiareuMiblr rent t« careful tenant», con­ Victoria '1} ftVr K M t Apperson. Mupmo- WANTED MISCELLANEOUS of prof estions • men. retaileta vkoleaaler* tint* m first-class order fW kal*. 7ft’ FUNERAL CO- LTD Hrtr| Chevrolet, etc . *9 r and ma nu facturer* »hroughd‘it Canada. Saskatoon. A up. 3.—Yestcrdav was «» View Street I»em*nt Wrlt-r* es«l Advertising Postage refunded on undelivered malt mat- LNFL'ItXltiUED the hottest day of the year in Saska­ 734 Breughten Street ■E PAINT ROOFS—Anywhere or any HOUSES. toon. Starting from 75 degrees at goad rtlum Csjl 411 B> »,s-: 1-3 99. Pholn* 5«1«T or «MZL Huitigreidi end M«m-<-granh Circular Let ii*hed !><*•». Winch BlJg Phon* Loan Bldg. ter* »nd Poeicafd*. Addreeeing. S 15 a m., the time of the official read­ Calls Attended to at All Hours , 1111. ------.------| i*n> Pembroke 9t. <5 rooms» . Mailing l.lti* sn.se ing of the thermometer at the Vnl- Moderate Chargea Lady Attendant Rates quote*! for Local. Iromlnlon and PECIAL Singer box top machine, light • 4<* \f«vntcrc Ave . furnished SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. k k’AXTBD—Antbiwe tilver. china and F«»r-I*n Publication* — “ - ’’ '* it.x Orroomt t>t . furnished 16 room*• i».*? x • rail) "f Saak %U he wan, the mercury Embalming for Shipment a Specialty Ne« Gray IWI Special no* at * 1 fui Wooilalt St. Chari** Suit* 71 Wliw-h Bid*______- Ition* t^i: 1335 ran/:."a Ave furnished 37.3» climbed Kteadfly all day until at 2.15 ... Thii ;> the m-.«t b—au- Phone *8««X. ' If FARMKRW PRODUCE STORK, p m. it had reached 100 in the shade Rhone* K35. ttM 2237. Î773R o«i.1 }ob* done. fl! Jxhn«.n Street___ B. A. BOND CORPORATION. LTD.. made In <"ana«1a H.IWH at on several instruments in the city. Phone IMlR Jameson * XXTÎ1I» Ltd.. ?hew- ‘ANTED—Outboard magneto FOR SALE —MISCELLANEOUS EADQU XRTKRS FOR PRD-ICR» IN'. «• Broughton 8«• Phone good condition. FRUIT*'--I-ogaobertie*. In 3J-lb. rail*. U Fort Street This is the highest mnfk recordeB a.»n*a*l FUNERAL HOME REPAIR CARd; -engines range», far- H Jie. >3t. Times all» 1*c II. : -mstt-r nvaetltles. l^c th : prrorx;- this year, the rec»»rd hitherto having Mxflll 1625 Quadra Street ( nice* atom connected repair* to inz c-h-rnee. Olivette*. Morlüxs. 12 IflOUIl Phone 49A ilumbln*. etc A Swift, general ne#Lt.*nic , -ete raspt^fTi-s. «3 •• P*r « rate, local FURNISHED OUSES. !*eetï that of Tuesday, with an offi­ | «car* experience. pv-...n- "BRI %13-H- WHY PAT MORE -OKT IT AT TTENTION! — Mr* Hunt. dealer*, of Winnipeg and Calgary. *■ B.ng cherries. î'c lb wild Ma« kberries cial temperature of S3 degree». -oat of a funeral to a ma'ter of HOU8F7HOI.D NECESSITIES A preservlrg aurUot* on Frida', hothou*. OVERLAND BOAI'STKR. In t»7 fort Street ph^2*J7M corn to buy and well high-class 'gd»** .NB or two pc«irple I» rent furnished a dwretlon Our comp'éte tiock S51HI tomatoes V« end ?«k- lb.. pirating walnuts WANTED—FEMALE petfe-;t i-onditlon ahd ait good SELL OR BUT ANYTHING FROM gents' and « Mldren'e clothing Special ot- ' house, with elder!; lady. Telephone j supplies enable you to select the , fer* for gentlemen a clothe* , We sti »P®J Z5c lh . - abbace plants havove. Brusaeii PUT CHECK ON RADIOS A TEACUP TO A PIANO vprouts. kale, celery, now ready; ntirste of pen tiro or. t! »«* desire the most -kTI'ltKPAKVH :-p*aaeng*r. BULKY GOOD* DF.I.1X KHKD FREE H cash to any amount Business done **rtcll» private JIra Hunt wV.I call hermlf t« ^AIRKIKU' 8cm i-bungalow of la either cane our PfJIklCE U the , XPEltlENCED colored girl, well-known SL’50 Five new cord tlrea lit Fort Street Property Rights of Newspapers i wouid like cleaning by the d*> 1 non» dRE our window display. Choir* buffet. : « cn ‘fumi*tied mm; RUSPEI.L TÔUR1XG This « »r I’bon* ««31. after * ». m .<>00 HOLIDAY RESORTS. tvsgood a Broad Street, next North garden, tenant must have references: News Recognized by British In X'lctortn- Formerl r has had the he*t of rare ahd i~9. J’hon Postmaster. KstaU!l*hed I? rear* t# Is in excellent ci nditioa. , , western Creamery. APT, disengaged. FURNISHED Fumme- hour* *T Cor- -iM.rHiE BROTHERS' screen r.V.m-PlKA*AB.t. S TQLM.iKM.XT Turnl*he«l l^»ndon. itmasTer*" •1 :scard—xl cfothlng lor quick jtale. pro- I **)• Bfrounf.' Furniture. ixlltlM. 17«< Second Street, Of Great Britain Kx- hange The I«g -Store'. „.*r Jubile» H«.*t--dal I’hore «.•v.’l, a3-.33 lilKKCTOKS the best of »hapc Phone im. next to LIU _____ notice that th«- property McCALLBROS POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK hr best btl: «ORlMlVA BAY -Dn tf 1« npht.t of press associations afcid ( -K are xpecialtting rm fresh fruit sun Formerly of Calgary. x LARGE QUANTITY panelled door* WANTED TO RENT. n". ws}«ai>crs in news which may be ranee*, he! water. «lacs . These «tishe* aiV finest uual Office and Chapel, corner Vancouverand j Darning W«-.lne* lav a Store Street Uit v ar«l modern Rewparda knurr open to appropriation by wirt'leea Job boon Street* $ x >ttain* right from t’ « farm f.-r K HUMPHRIES MOTORS. LIMITED rial arrangement* fer la In y»rvl.«.______S|X K or tit-room hourie or hungalc broad-casting stations must be prb- ■ Vi. v i*hd Vancouver >t« Pbtvnt «7» i|c on Sat ur«ia> at The 'Public Market, U Smith, proprietor * furnl.'hFd Box Time*______treted. lie says he is in favor o| Moderate Charge* ravie» Poult r- Htalï*. main entrâmes P-llOtl Ixtrain range. aith waterfront. b'.rict regulations and control in such Modern Service GOOD USED CARS. Summer « otlage. newr Ap- IV. Island Ej^ A modern. fl%e-ro«>mcd bun»- Sowth,. Shaw nlgan t The Big Slor- o rent by August 31. Phone matters, and has decided to call ■ Pboftes- Ml and 315TR 3 7-PAJSPENGKH WILLY'S pb J- L. _egun h. BwquSmalL V»3# or*Tl»R------,HT. in'«g«$6d condition . 81185 1LB conference of broad -castinjg—Drm> _ . • aff- tionite. » " I'honc *>' OAK DINERS and extension table to, PASSENGER COLE . nd representative* of priNw M®WF FLORISTS. •TRATHCONA HOTEL. She- LOItAIN B ANGE, bp»*» coil*. US. al>o hlffonler. bevelled vud newspapers with a view to I ' E A N. Ry. «rai* *r< a fexv email r«»ok tdi.ye*. Sina-r di«.v- LOTS FOR SALE. reaching n solution of this much ' $l7e# a day and up. American I ». ue». 13». mahogaux l»ai !«•- »uit THE POST SHOP. i^ef c-ows fn iya«le. Applv OF BLANKETS xt x«M problem. 4-PASSENGER OVERLAND, la not and veld water la every hureau* from .1*. »tdeb«*.»rd* from II# rr paii AHOB'E ACREAGE (IM acre*i. In 1; 1 aood runain.g order ...... - , complete from S4 a* chair* from • I perfectlr in I- minutes ». * How far the lifting of copyright Rea Fhoa* »«*L ; acres: water laid on. r.utalde city Phon* WL l>At IF1C FEED CO., ror. Pembroke and 4k-TON REPUBLIC SPEED ^ tables from «I wardrobe*. IÎ-M The liïime rec»ntl w ith, the. Re « ::nd non-copyright matter from thé till «'hurch. *1# Pandora. 75 Saver Elc< tri«* Washing M.a« hi- cultivated. Cedar Hill Road. Phona T D. A. 1. DojxU* Full line of chi k food* XVAGON, a real buv at . . . ** alS-U n*ws|MR»ers and press associations for Pratt s and Mac A Mac buttermilk ma*lx given on aroln ation• Thl* F>r*l Dc-igr* Short No*tea. McMORRANS GARAGE. at 1112 tîoverwm«-nt Ph.»n* i«*‘ wireless use may be permitted." alao V. A B. and Pacific goat feted. Phone ■HE COST TEA ROOMS. Cordova Bay. FRTS BREAD Note the Addree*—413 Fart. 727 Job neon Street for .afternoon ALE OR EXCHANGE—Large lot. Scott r»:d Mr. Kvllaway. * is a most im­ 1*37, ______*2 The Bread That Never Staten -J Jk QUART Ice ctearn freexer. tv Street. Apply The Beehive a3-«S Mu'reahroeatn THE BAKERY. Skinner Si.. Victoria W«*t. l'f 3D Yat— portant question. The représenta- USED CARS saucer* to real. also bathing suit a MONUMENTAL WORKS. TIMBER. tf-33 (LEXINGTON. 1»7* model. In first-claee ■OTTLES end Jars of all descriptions HOUSES FOR SALE. I condition Thl* I* a sex en■ passenger I fo- - title. Irqm lie per «Ini FURNISHED SUITES- MORTIMER A SON—Stone and mono- with fxc-r.ent tire* and I* a •C'T?! \ VELI.-FURNISHED TENTS for August, ...... Rose St Phone 47»4. tf-ix o«ka. «2* | bargain at " ' * *J tl reasonable rate*. Apply Richard*. HOUSES BUILT ON INSTALMENT PLAN Phone 3**3 «-».>■>. r«. Hi- ties', h ODERN HOMES for sale, easy terme UtUl’OHUN LIGHT Six. lust over- M D. H. Bale, contractor. Fort and r STONE WotRKS, IMS Pair- j .. hauled, tire* r** "* "*"*"*~ ** Stadacona. phone 114», _ 4« toad. Phone . 43ZX.. retidence B C. ! roadster *rd MISCELLANEOUS. fUrrlsh-x»! MCLAUGHLIN. 1>78 mod i. five cord tire* lETORE disposing Of ymir furnttur* cna SNAP—« - roomed, plastered cottage, perfect ««.nditlon concrete foundation, electric luht. Car I* - In at SMOOTH SHAVE guaranteed Dull nisheU apartmenta \ ;WART MONUMENTAL WORKS. LTD TO LET—MISCELLANEOUS (inner tpusrt sell and will waiting for good Stilshtlv dbed furniture W.ater. etc., fine Idg lot : very low taxe»;- >er May and Ebert* i blade* resharpened satisfactorily K. Phone us If you have any lor 1 '« - mile circle. bargain. 373*. .Call Room ►fflce and yard. $1450 1314 Hr »ad Sire -t. Gr-em Block • ir Cemetery Phon* «ilT. «4 j ------aü-éé 1 «03 Broad, opposite Salvation Arniv^ APARTMENTS. Cook BUCK. CHEVROLET^ BABY j'kLTMPIC 1ARAGE to rent. x VQ40 mile*. 1* In per- 1 BARRELS coah) and small casks made Phone 4 3**0 for *n CHOICE BUNGALOW for sale, tw» Phone 17**1. " " furnish * Da'ia*. Roa«1. fe« ( condltlae. Wlll sell VDHUI I » an, size to order (r«m .33. al*u « asks potntment. lot* and fruit trees, .-xml garage house «enient drive. Apply 1*17 Hault&ln fdr...... repaired, cleaned, called for and delivered. unfurnished TAIT A McKAK. H. XX ilkmson. cooper. 4SI* Saanich Road fully furnished or *1-17 UNFURNISHED SUITES. 434 Slmroe S3 View Street. , Phon* 7fc«*Ll -______n3>-34 irtn«ent. Corn! Court, COMING EVENTS right toi STEM. HANOI -«•hone 2*34. Adult*. «1» 7* fVHAFE 'carriage builder*. sud used. •Id sieve take* In ROOMS WANTED. LL APARTMENTS. 1421 Cook. US------—r~ B ike roll*, repair. furnished fiais 13 Fort StrwpL______!• .“^korlhs I School students for the printer*. stationer* and engraver*. \\ at 54 per cent off llet Second-hand The Inapector wan viaitic* the • Government Ht rest Birthday cant» p,rt« for ail makes of . ar*. engine*. Bosch P. COX gradual* 8- hoot thlrf-rnMWtl, furnished flat. i l-eginnlng September must f or­ BOATS. L’FFET. round extension table, six na me. address .and rates to the Prln- l.tge school and was testing the chil­ ' m»*»•"*“*■ generator*, bodies, tops. etc., at 1er th* Blind. chairs. ««. Carter's. 434 Bay Strget. «31 II van-tie* tw etc «•« front.______ToToon ptlce Ford dell-ery. 1*17 m«4*L H <»f- th* Provincial Normal School, dren *» knowledge of Bnglish words : orner Government. ___ k74»I3 "HOTEL HOOM8— Hou**ke*pia« la. nS-37 1164: ewudebaker. seven-paroeoger. electric Yourself Motorboats fot They were do4n$ quite well, until hé M travelling to Calgary In my - Mc­ lYMTRESS Dri- 4ABINET Grand Plw.n.vgraph, beautiful kc«iroom* ait Tats* Str—v 31 Uchti)- .«tarter, etc . 1564. also a fine selection asked if anyone could tell him what \ Laughlin motor ear: would like to ton- play* most re««ord». For quick XIMS. furnished f«.r houeekeep- i bf beats far sale lit Belleville St. ( an epidemic was. hear from three gentlemen that would UAT #. launthv*. yacht* bui.t ta order. •UXKIKS PLACE. isle 355. Also Columbia tlralnfonola. with *■« phone, urlxet* to go as companions and to share K repair* neat!» executed. Stephen» records. $27 5* Upholstered «-ouch and ■ 4-31 CAUGHT OFF GUARD There was a long elltnce. ■ •Am lea'iog ab«»ut rift- nth |?<’ Nunnvtide A'*______» a«-4) j >«i View Street 1334. NSTRVCTlON In raw chair. I13.se. We buy and sell anv- •Tan no boy tell me.' ' naked the Apply Box *13. Time» al2-« j heme. Mere and banquets. l»enni*oa iMne In the household line. Houeehtid Bx< hange. 513 Bastion Ht. Phon* *44. •‘You here. Janie»!” exclaimed the inspector. and Tea Room*, material*, at Victoria Printing and Pub­ .VTTERCUP fr PAYS TO SEE A SPECIALIST lishing MMliouery and art departmeal. 1412 •lumworkqr. vihiting the gaol. Again silence. served and hot ^or "Yes’m," replied the new prisoner ••Well. I will tell you. An epidemic cold ■upper*. We specialise on battery work. APARTMENTS. FT. BOAT and Erlr ATS cleaned ar.u rejuvenated at Vic- who was In .for burglary. la anything that spreads Now. give klG DANCE every Saturday. Caledonia $.•*#. 34 ft launch. •cylinder liuf- JUNES BATTERY SHOP. "Well, well, 1 certainly am a^r- m«- an example of én epidemic.'* S 4 7» <*. 34 ft «-rttlser. 1 1 upp. ‘ Capitol Theatre i tar la Hat Shop. * Hall Admitiftoh 2»<"______tf-l Phone 172», the aid reliable for* ’ a*-$4 rsVITE8 In the new Humboldt Apts., cor- They had It this time. .. 3* ft and 14 ft *hull*. 4 h t> . 4- * n**r Humboldt and Blantiiard >I«B- *44 Tates St. R SHAW p-ue highest rash price* f«>r "Jam. air!" shouted Uie class, il > MARTIN motor 4. and S h p. geres*. Mr* Manbury. 1st* Vernon Hotel. ; 8o naa l. ma'am or l wouldn't be - I Night Phone 1 M men"* clothing .Phone 4431X3. H a34-41 «47 Fort Oak. Bay Repair Mu* wlil tail. *4 11 red to aattafy LKN Junes. Proprietor VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1922

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* lor^l-A RKAunm. sitcat»™*; lMmoi K1» 14*ALL At KKAtiK BMKTT * HER. LTD. GOOD LOCATION?*. AORDOVA bat -New flap-room cottage. WOuU . ommandlrr in imob»trv'"-<1 •S3 Fort Street. rtow r.f the Strait» an«l mounUlw. and JO A< KtiS mar* , or I*»*, all good ’*"•! K. IIKMHN » RON'. on large lot. close ta beach. COST. FIVE ROOMED BUNGALOW, mitt-.,nee cash. »ur round*»! by •tlVv-Gv* hom« •> ilwvut half el eared, balance «■« buah Real Estate. room*. Including r*cept ion ball j-vlt. in alee locality, offered at bargain Ftapaetol wad Inewraaee odern «-roomed ______BUNOAMlW.___ so a lient ..O— ... • for Immediate sale Well planned tn «ut!» â • mlVfa from V let aria. »» «.fill *n«l containing latest built- At KK8. all cleared, .and «-room n»a t’1»**» «a living and bedrooms, panelled walk of the Past Of flea Pull steed career A pretty dining room U*U. wltfc This la a real bargain at 14.Let. on reason buffet and three windows alee h effects, open flrepla-e. et. :; bright kit- 4 cottage, outbuildings, etc This pro- OAK RA.V NPKriAi-- v snd b*ame«« dining room with buffet. 3 let with the local Improvement tasee al­ •lien and pantry, three-plec# lattnmom vert y la ideal for poultry, «lose to L»ng_ Led room f fully equipped bathroom, kit water »»ew; a roomy pantry mi i kl.l I EH PTRfclST Modern, slz-roomtd A. MEEAEET. most paid up SolM stone fence and nice etnent basement. Very neat garden lot I» fern station and Lake, Price tor aulc* A- then and pantry, fulj . emente-1 basement, lawn and garden. House eoatalna large large built-in cabinet giving plenty t-f IF LLAS’v ROAD—; ottâge and iot bungalow; it contains ent-ance ha, ward storage space and all enclosed with glass :«.wtr* e**i vegetables. Price at,*-’ *■ * tl'' sale oçly |2.!M, terms. ‘ v (tail livin* room with .large furnace and laundrv tube large lot and living room. paneUed In fir and with ot>. ssf-H gain for th« money. Price, on iix.mF with closets and bathroom hetweea. Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Evans beat frontage. Prn-e has lust l«een f*•- built and fintshei This property is NACE AT THE PRICE QUOTED- duved to reasonable tenus. to hluggetts Sisi, *. commands a fine visa# terms. il.IB. \riCTOBlA SCAVENGING CO.. 1IH full. high, cemented basement and furnace rive Irainellate oc-;upancr it this de­ Miss McClintock mnd Miss Gray, 7-5. slew of Saani-1. Inlet. Prl«.e only *3.$0t. » Govern aa•• cash, balance ecu ea wf way ONTEREV AVENUE Thia fixe r^ med arranged to suit. the valious l»eaut> points of the city 6-1. «tucert bungalow. Just >-«*m- and also to the Astrophysival Obsdfi Mrs. n Mogg and Mrs. Scott beat • > A«'RKS more or pleted ; It haa cx-cr> modem Mrs. Sayyr and Mrs. Sh irjie, 6-2, 6--. — •ewer and cement work PRICE ONLT •». vatory on Saanich Hill. T.cw and wry .comfortable l»ung»«*w nl a «unrenlet.ee. including panel­ PROFESSIONAL CARDS The result* of yesterday's tourna­ Mrs. Mackenzie and Miss Kl'^p^r • nom», full UN-inrni. elr- ■'**» outbmld- led v. *11» learned « elllng*. !>eat Mrjr.—<»rafoam and Miss Elliott.!* 9:31 MHI «>l*en fireplace and built-in BUTCHER, contractor. Pboaa miRl (Continued.» ment are a» follows: jngF H"•.*« I* well büllt and l«W out. Two 6-2. 6-0. - I » bcilr.Mxns *« llh bathroom between, large feature». Prie- only L.*»*. HALF MILE FROM CITT BALL AMD DAT—A beautiful lot. 4#al2«. for term » *r.o*> « # NURSING HOME. Men's Smglea. and h^ndeume llxtng i-.*om with very fine ALEXANDER. Mrs. Verlev and Miss Tat low beat | *| an. c" as hnl a* were, septic teaks. HAVE .aleo received the IW«"« t’arroll heat Alien. 6-V.6.tP- open l'fendrn and Miss Mc­ Hoyle. 6-3. 7-5. “V"!ALTON Adding Machine"—Only ten SW1NEBTON A MUSOB-kYE. Neill. 6-4; match unfinished ». r. LLXD A INVESTMENT AGENCC. XJ kevs Ask -for demonstration Is T*ur PHONE CALL brings a Plckfcrd pad- ‘ rpTPEWRlTERS—New and eecond-haad. Ryall ’ and Bean beat Ford and 1 renaira, rentals: ribbons for all ma­ Mixed Doubles LIMITED, own office. United Typewriter Co.. Ltd.. Feet Street. Bredin. 6-0, 6-2. HZ Fort Street. Vlnerla Phone 4?t«. W .«ht »*rvIce Phone 3* rk in— ' United Tvpewnter Ca . Ltd.. «81 J Miss S**on and Knox boat Mr> Mc- Fort Street. Victoria Phone «ISS. II PLAYERS DRAW NEAR TO ITocter and Procter beat running- •22» Gevernment St. bout to move—if no. •** y**v*a A ham and Hltcheox. 2-6, j-S. 6-4 [ Kenzie and McLoughlin 6-1. 7-5 ART GLASS A Lamb Transfer Ca for household TENNIS SEMI-FINALS Garrett and IT^tor l»eat Goodday ! Mrs. Gtamond and Veriey beat Mrs. moving crating, parting, skipping or •• or­ WINDOW CLEANING age Office phone 16*7. -light 88«1L and Carroll, 6-2. 6-3. I Graham and Stevens 6-4. 6'-l. m«u______66 Mr*. Micks and Kingston beat Miss IOT • ART GLASS, leaded II ISLAND WINDOW AND CARPET "ontlnued from page * Carr and 7, Night phone 788ÉH. » l W. il. HUGHES. Mr. and Mrs List 6-2. 6-0. t«8 Fort St___•___ _ Phone* 8815 a ad 7*88 ed Mrs. Rickaby and «"srr in a bril­ and Iriird. h-6. 6-1. BXKRAL SERVICE TKAMPOB^. 1191 tenaciously with speed> shot, tricky Mis* Kitchen and Wolridge heat ART METAL WORKS. eliable window r-LBÀNSits. jaei- liant match which ended with a score deliveries and deceptive serves she at M< Kenzie and Muir »*eat C. Pitta 7«SIL after ,»f 6-1, 7-5. As can be seen hy the Miss Ligertw<*«>dod and t.G Cunningham FOB CHILDREN I R »or work, etc Phone 2S45R last managed to secure a lead of two end Pemberton. 6-1. 7-5 f-‘V 6-4 score C.irr and his partner gave a ÜJLL ’BOUGHT IR«»N and copper beating «Bin— when she defeated Mrs Camp­ VillegHS end Ruhr beat McLe.>l ar.d Miss Leighton and •* » Ha Horan l«eat N 81. Bimiater. Phone 7277. ORROW S for moving. eMppleg. rrat- last-mmute rally, and kept their op- U Irv*. et or* Phone 8258 or resi- WOOD AND COAL bell with à score nf 9-7. Bell. 6-2. 6-1. Misa 1$. Webster an«1 Wilks 6-3. 6-3. Government M IKments busy f«»r a twelve, game sot Stevens and Green beat Merrill and dence SS:«L. 88« Tatva Prompt, expert An Exciting Finish. Mrs. Sharps and" Holmes beat Mrs. THE SANDMAN service.______all-6t iRT CORD WOOD. 1« inch. II 80 liefore they walked off with the 6-4. 2-6. 9-7- Scott and Colpman 6-«>, 6-9. BOOKS Be** fir etoxe wood at 87 This wasn't the only match which rdon and MeCallum beat Pitts Mrs. Chkworth and Hope beat Mrs HAIR CUTTING. Phone f«74 or Belmont 8X. But th»- feature match of the day secured the attention of the si»ec- Knox and Berrill 6-1. 9-T Ik STORY FOR OHN T. DEAVTLLB. Prop. B. C. Book fir oiRnwoon, it *fi<« 1»; In was held in st*»re for. when Miss tators. as another match was in ses­ Miss Leeming and Gordon beat Kxchange. library. 718 Fort SL Phone boys. ■cihF «7.8» cord. lltlt tor R«-l• Elliott, of Vancouver, and Mrs. sion which proved equally as excit­ Mm. Rickaby and Carr 6-1. 7-5. »T. »» Opposite Metropolis Hot*!. Tetee and rumpbel! met tin. one of the hardest ing. In a thrilling match which went Mrs. Cushing and Suhr beat Mis# TONIGHT »2I-»f KINDLING. 84 76 per « ord. one fought matches in the. ladies' singles. into three sets Mrs. Bouquet heat Humbly and Flett 6-«, 6-0. TTTT BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS 'eek" only. F T Tapaott phon* The play was veering throughout the Mrs. Hick vs after an acute contest Misa Kloepfer and Villegas beat HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED entire three sets into which the which was very even. Six to two W;ts Mr and Mr*. Garrett 6-3. 3-6, S-4, —-; MR. FOX MAKES MR. DOG A GIFT the score of the first set. which went Mias Elliott and Muir beat Mrs A NTTHINO match was run Mrs. Campbell kept The Mr. Ik»g that lived at the farm A* Rhone 17:17*8. Roofing a (peclalty. T ^DWARD ROGERS, who ha* taken over to Mrs. Bouque. while In the next set Bourque *tnd Merrill 9-7,. 6-2. her opponent playing hard to secure up the _ road from where Mr Fox Thlrkell 8» I a the renovating department of the which was e\en more keenly con­ Mrs. »**er and Fleaher beat Miss tendon Hat Shop, is loeated at 1818 a leyd, and only after twelv tested than the first. Mrs. Hieket Gray and Harvey 6-2. 6-0. made his h«»me had made life miser­ A LJERATIONS—Anything In building Hianahard: opposite Varnegie Library, -.nr- ENGINEERING had l>een contested did the first set able for him For Mr. l>og was toe * s. un* or wood warli of any kind Call d»r~ttie nam-- of the 1atn~a»htre Hit shop go to Miss Elliott with a sere of 7-5. refused to take defeat* in the second Miss Hope Leeming and Green beat HwiA Blea-'VI-y. phone S7«4. cor B’ansh^ stage of match, and took this sert. s Miss Tatlow and Gallow 3-6. 6-3. 7-5 old a creature tv be wheeled into TT)BNT8 prepared for certificate* In the next set the playing was ab­ frolic or l»e deceived by Mr. Fox'* •H and Pandora. HAT FACTORY. solutely the revers» It looked as If with a score 4-6. But the closing Miss Thomas and Bean beat Mise W G Wmfr-burn. 121 Central Bldg Campbell and McLan 4-6. 6.-4. 6-3. clever tricks â 1ARPENTKRING. painting paperhang- M>s* Elliott had gone to piece* with scores ; tell the tale •' Mrs. Hickes her playing Sh^ only secured one failed to ktep up the xigoroaa-T>lay­ Miss I-awson and West weed beat Mr. I>og was at the farm to b«<»k, V- in*; eellmatc" furnished TTENTION —For beet worknaaea'iip »e EDUCATIONAL Mrs. Meredith and Hudson 6-4 6-7. sonable. Phone 3»«8L A remodelling and cleaning old Sate >9 game ;n this set t<* Mrs. I’ampbell's ing she displa>ed in the second set, after things, and he was doing this to Victoria Hat Shop..cor Broad and Fort. tROSI.EY SCH«,)OL. corner of Chester six, and the spectators little thought and submitted to Mrs. Bouque with Men's Consolation Singles all the, time, day and night, it seemed K>RE-WHITTINGTON M 81HEK C in-1 Fai-field Junior « hoot for girl* that the match would be hers at the a scote of 6-3 Wilks defeated Bril by ‘default. to Mr. Fox. >*l don't s»-e how be -ever LTD -Rough a*«1 ar.J kindergarten A«t«*nn term» begin» Go On Dnve. A. I'. Proctor defeated List 4-6. gets, a m ink of sleep," he Muttered « window» et<- Sawmill»- Feptemn#r fc. 1»22. Prtnràual. Ml** E r «vmpletion of the thir*l series of Factory. 24:4 Bridge si. I’h HEAVY TRUCKING K«*rt S( ere? g«mes. But in the third set Misa The visitors to the tournament 6-2, 6-6 as he sat by his doorway in the sun. Elliott played in a perverse manner. Ladies’ Consolation H.I.K«>ÎATK I «e pa riment. Pproti-f4h*w wefe taken on a delightful drh e to “Daytimes he always seems to 1>* OHNSON BROS —General trucking end «1 « "our*** for matrh uleilon to Mrs Fnswtirth defeated Miss An walking down the road just as 1 CEMENT AND PLASTERING builders" supplie» Paetflr !•■*#. pias­ Jter. cement, brick, sent gravel, etc. Phene ’adian or American University derson by default. staitt t«» take a stroll, and at night he lei*'»- Medicine Vomroercr. etc. 1. sleeps with his head out of his door­ ♦78«. 8744 Avebury gtreec______6* Soviet»-, law Soclet >. B.C.L9 Mrs Sharp defeated Miss Fuller by AVI DENT A THOMAS, plasterer* Re- and State»" t’ertlflcate» Very u* fault. way afraid he will miss something, pairl*», etc. Phoa* 481«.. Rea. 78$ S HOTELS » »f*ge of yaasea 1 In 1*21. 160 p. r Mis* Fraser defeated Miss Jackson 1 expect: I wish *1 could think o( Dtecovery. •• •22, return* not yet • ompletei. SCHOOL DAYS By DWIC f - 4. 6-1. some way to close his eves for e Competent Inetrucior»: individual instruc­ A STERE R- OTEL ALBANY, 1*71 Government St. tion: private tuition If rt*nlr*d Tup.lx Miss XVolfenden defeated Miss Eng­ while bo he could n«»t open them." night 4M*T ! Furnished bedroom*. accepted any day Phoa* 28. of write- for lish by default. And just that second Mr. Fox spied tr-it Week It rati Phone 74««U. something that gave him one 9PROTT-XHAW COLLEGIATE SCHOOL NORTHWEST TOURNAMENTS. A <; Smith M A Principal big Ideas and he began to laiiglk. LAWN MOWERS.CARTAGE Ja»: H Beatty. -Manager *13 Hoquiam net enthusiasts have be* n awn MOWEr.S made like orrows for moving, pack l.VXPEHIEXrKn- tutor » 111 tak-' paruii hard at it this season, and assert that Blanahard acl Pen Te" for Rep»rmber supplementary emm- ping, crating, etorvge. PI dor*. Phone 44661. they have de\ t-loped some champion­ orM residence 5».6L. $84 Tate*, iraticne mathemarlcul «Recialuit; refer­ ence# Apply Room 114. Campbell Bid* ship material. So confident are they expert *ervice______of their ability that they an- arrang­ OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING between II and I ai-43 IRIVATE lee*c-n» tn *11 school *ub)«yci9 ing to send at least one or two teams CARPET CLEANING. 323 Central Building,a.6-4» in the Pàvific Northwest Sectional A LL classe* of welding. osy-acvtylece ÔEITOX COLLEGE F<»R GIRLS will re Tournament to prove their conten­ SLAND Window and Carp»* Cleaning am. and electric processes. ______... Mg C». 888 Petr broke it Phone 2«14 8 or*en Rent r #t ;i4 Menzlea street MM 605H NUB»' tion. Co.. «43 Fort. Phone 7*iS3 or -3'U. Head Muireee Mis» E F. Robert». LLA AU- RkytT NEU.lL 1Î LOOKS UKC IW. H. Hughia Hamilton-Bea0 A BOD'f HA0 1 C_ welding.. vH. Edwards. " 4:4 Court**?UHOKTHAND. com comprise the committee which is Government Phone J/Ï A. Mt 0" CLASS. M W B«T A pwet arranging a meet to determine what CLEANERS /ELDING AND BRAZING done by Star UNDCttSTArt IT. OUT OF «t I players are t>> repnsent th»' r:t> in I «63 View Phone 477« M Greerto » a - K'n-fergarteu and the tournament to be held in Ta- ION CLEANERS Butt* repaired, *rjm*ry •’ School formerl v at 1646 curse o" 5 : reel Deygi*^ PATENTS Ftrw. will re-open at *22 Admiral « e--m;t An|W( 7 to IS. The contest Phone 8213 ThE SWS 6,t eenirio for the honor vf representng Ho­ iATENTS obtained. te-in<-a- The moon an- s quiam, began on July 26. COLLECTIONS tlon* end drawing MUSIC While the teams *0 selected will Borden. MI EE. etc.. 4«7 Cries Bask <,EE NvjWwt BWI _ Building. Vlcfort*. BC Pliww ttl gad S iNA H. GORDON, teacher of represent the city in the Northwest d^K>LLECTION end Mercantile Credit Piano and violin. HI Blanahard gv SrtAOoee on Beet tonal Tourney held simultane­ V Agency—Rend alone lour alow *c- : Staho Back a 1'Tn.E.. ously with the Pacific Northwest rooate 417-42* Htbben-Bare Bid; Phase PLUMBING AND HEATING for beginners tour name n't. no doubt many other 17*8. aS-88 lentrun player* will be in Tacoma. The Paci­ S'Se, 40LLECTT0N8 anywhere. 'i~TT~W. WtT- ttention — ptombtng prospective •3-1T" fic Northwest championships are builder* save money by phoning v. 7-Ad> (- Connell Mercantile Agency, pember- ABldgway. James Bay Phone 1342. ml«tf-l6 ope-n t«» all. Rntries can he made to t— Bldg.______M Miss Jessie Kershaw. 410 North I JiàiC fht t>^t 4 p*U PROFESSIONAL CARDS Street, or to A. E. Grafton. Jr.. Rust DRESSMAKING LET US STOP THAT LEAK Building. Tacoma. They must be re­ "Guess they will fix his bright eyes BARRISTERS ceived before noon. August 5. ADAME 1SOBEL—French « THE COLBERT PLUMBING AND for him." said Mr. Fox. Jumping uf HEATING CO Established lift!. DUNLOP * FOOT and running into, the house. «478L tf-St . Barris»er» Solicitor*. Notarié». EFFORT TO INCREASE When he came out Mr. Fox had s Then* BIS 785 Broughtoe SL Member* -f NO' A 5# < »TIA. MAX g nod-sized box under his arm and he IS6 M CROWTHBR temporarily lo- I ALBERTA and B C. BARS FARM PRODUCTION flirt Ttwin 12«. Htbben-Pon* Bldg "Toar Grande» Kaon W went to the tree where he had seen • 4-8» «78-11 Kayward mag. VIcT, IN OLD COUNTRY some beejr ftying about.. "1 will get a few stings I expect*' NT THING IN PLUMBING— Repair* Is. IjondwTi.- Aug- -a ke mh»i t?Pu4 -if F on cfnwg“tSo eyn DETECT1VES ». «•*». ran** or boilers Phone J. C j CHtROPRACTDRS S?<7 ______«f-8* j Cable l—Right HonU Austen Cham- of Mr. Dog for a while I shall not TSTERN Privet* Del evil»* ESTE!.I.A M KELLET lierlam. replying to a question in the E. HASKNFRATZ— Plembtse, beat- Eat* Mr. Fox saw the opening in the o|g • 812 Sayward B'MIdlag Via» A. In* r»n*'r« all kinds 10<$ Tat** <"on*u!ta-. House of Commons last night, said on- 2777 R«*a 5823L1 J. Pal Pbnn* <74. r*e 4M1X______, «1 *'rd Bid*. Phcmr» 4144 the Government had definitely aL»an- tree where the bees flew in and whea | «loned any policy which In volve» I In- he thought it saf> he placed the l»ox oXtINION Plumblrg and Heating Co ELIZABETH DWIGHT. 1« to 18. 2 to I DYEING AND CLEANING Ltd --Herla bte»l*** furoec*», , UI1 I tcrf»-ri-nce hy the state n th»' farm - over the hole and held it there. Then hBlanahard. Phon* 7181.______*11-61 4 oth*r hours bv a anointment. Conaulta- Etlon fr*y P’ r.r-a 74*3. -3»»IR 211-21 Pair». J rng business. The Government's pre- he pounded on the trunk of the tree berton BwHdlng. gj TT DTK WORKS—Geo McCaas. Pro- Ot*K I N< ". Jamr* Tta> pluir.b*' Pr.o-j Kent policy, he Aid. wax to eneeurart a few times und waited. Phone 3771. Toronto Street. <,aaolln< ÇOLU3R. D C.. Ph-C. aad ISABEL I home production of food hy extend- The angry bees came out. or tried tank-»n itiitllltrt. T«nr»r rtmvswt Phnw- R* «..COLLIER TTC. Palmer Sehool I ing^ the provision for agricultural re- to. to see what was disturbing them, <-nr.» Jltatlon fr-e. literature on r*ou**t anrb of iDiioc they landed right in ENGRAVERS ERA.VS PLUMBING CO < W Ml.1er t«8-16 Pkmberton Building Phene *171 ! y»-:ifch ant! education, for which an Fort ar.d Tan* additional sum of £ 1 .rtdO.OOO had Phon* #311. Ftrst-clase workmahslil» When Sir. F»>x thought he had ENGRAVER. bteaell Cutter been voted by Parliament last year and Beal Engraver. DENTISTS h -WSB also ho|ed ».> i;.| :«gri« ultur>‘ enough bees in the box. he carefuilr Green Block. 131* Broad S» oop Colonial ;!tA PÎ.UMBING Cf. 1W1 Pan by affording measures of retUef-ay *n slipped the cover on b> moving the Phone» 1467 apd 246«L. -----2«l-8--- Ftohart- box slowh away fr»>m .the hole. He Pea a* Block. aa xwere granted this >e^r in «-«rnnvc- Phone» 1*84 and 38«1L Phon* 42*4. offlc* » 8« tion with "the income tax assessment. kept blowing, too. s«> the bees would IHOTO ENGRAVING Half-ton* and HAYWARD à D0D8, LTD. tf-«« not get t>EO Relgmde, Jugnslavis, Atig. 3.—The not mind He-knew the cover was I WONOER IF l world's best h.»rseback rider is raid TOME OTHER town OAW r HIM HE'B tightly fastened. COOL.O HAVE ( In Belgrade to be Lieut. Pietro Hud- He went nmugd the bam when he <------'him: ,------——> ROBBERY i MIOBEO HIM? 1 Its TOW IS * nko. once of the Imperial Russian reached the farmyard, and crept to Hussars and now a waiter at the the fence. Then, through s hole ALL. R’.CHT Anglo-American Club. He claims never to have failed to ïïTmm break and tame the wildest horse. He rays he does not use strength and agility, «but mesmerism. He take» a wild horse, slips a halter on its head, passes a rope twice through Its I-O—dO. mouth, jumps on Its back without a raddle, gets a knee grip, and lets the horse reej\ buck, or run at will. After the horse is tired he pets it. whispers strange words Into its ears, words known to a few Cossacks of the Cas­ pian steppes, and then, never again, will that horse bite or kick or disobey

Pietro soon is to become trainer and horsebreaker for King Alexander When an amateur orchestra plays the low tones very low and the lout ""What Is the highest form of anl: cnee as hard as the player* can rial life?" osk4»d the teacher. "Thé pound, they think that 1* all there i§2Z ay Iwt PeATune Ssnvtce. Inc. g raffe," promptly replied the kid at Is to playinr with "expression and the foot of the ciasa- frating VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1922

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OZENS of “Caloric” Furnaces have b#en installed iu Lieut.-Govemor Will Perform 739 Yates Street Phone 5510 Victoria homes, and their owners will tell you that Ceremony at Parliament Dthe fuel saving is from One-Third, to One-llalf ! See our Buildings album of these Victoria homes. I A large party of Mainland new,- Specially Priced ! *’aI>er ni<*n i« expected ■ on Sunday to j -ittend the memorial service and un- ROLL OF HONOUR ; veiling of a roil or honor at the Pnr- ! hamunt Buildings tq. a number of DRAKE HARDWARE COfi ,, £$\m i British Columbia journalists who Items_ ,, j were killed In the Great,,Wq,r. 1418 Douglas Strait and 2213 Oak Bay Avenue FOR KING AN The m morial will be unveiled by ' OÊ ^^^ff^M-J-rieurenanf-fTovern'.ir W. C ItlUlUl ■» THW ,Kl?TT?N5i TvTs XJY. From the Staple Section |.4:,r' ,u l lo<‘k immediately after the ar- raflrttimaiOv.vui , rival or tht Vancouver steamer.. ‘Esnx pywTr mmisei liv’irv''eÿti, nm..op.-: .Fsrajw ■ \n invj union list has been issued to « tmiNCTHB All Linen Table Damaik Bngliah Dimity Bed­ .a number of leading citizens, and in in very attractive design». spread», Fine Mercemed addition it is particularly requested w&tm&mÊtse ' ' * 1, * representative* of service organ - i * Wfr«Aim_iW*nn«lj_oifrr< • ^ ^^■hF-ci'uwoT’bwr iwFimrtv! Qualities. . QUALITY AND SERVICE ■^-.neivHiNtyre- ■- 70 inches wiU«‘. reg. I izations should attend the function. . DU The proceedings will be conducted by .... - W***» L’CT (trirrrt___ ssçsgs M'-Br-nuct e.i.a Specially • priced, vard. Size 76 x 96, reg. *6.95. are the making of a satisfied customer M& Rennet h.myerS B«C;* Institute of Journalists. WlttiÂM GARLAND FOSTER.M C, ...... $2.79 Specially priced, each. The service is .is follows Sn^Mtmrow c.i.F. - ■>**., _^TZ**»ATUwfx CeLF. J Th<1 order of service will be as fol- t JtKEFH GOftMAN -/ ETNVARDf C. SHEPPARD 72 inclies wide. rt-g. *4.7.')...... $5.49 Kingham and Nanaimo-Wellington jiStÈi ‘mmt HHTKYSIVnrft M.M.& i 3ARS S]K*ci#lly priced, yard, Size 7A x 96. reg. *H.95.’ Hymn The Son of God Goes Forth to War.*' etc. . 77,Br>-m:0« C.E.F. IW’r'BAT^u*N C.t.F. Mki.79 Sja-ciallv priced, each, j lnvoeat1on-*-The Bishop of Colum * TÜÜMAS BFLL INGLIS .WILLIAM ntHE 4,7"'l«TT*i.'oe C.t. f. . .46>»imurb* c t-F...... $7.49 Scripture Reading—Psaim 46. Phil. ALFRED J. LEV Y y ^ Albert walker Table Damask by the Yard Size 76 x 96. reg. *11.95. IIV. vv. .4-9. The Rev Dr. Wilson. 29-,BMTiLioa c. i.«. - COAL iflüüitoîü6nt -yd sitesivxs, in. a large range of —Sjw-riallx priccil. aaedt. ---- Adilrcew and 4-nvetiirry “TnTT CUfT.TriTat, BOÜiîtiTûTlîi tenant-Governor. .flic k ftm wV or vr wvY, riuii iu vf r. ty J. KINGHAM & CO., LIMITED Hymn ' I'nto the Hills.” etc. 54 inches wide. vcg. *1.25. Size 74 x 90, reg *6.00. ^ lîenedictlon—The Bishop of Vfc- SCORE of newspapers in British Columbia subscribed to the fund arranged by th' It., institute of Jour­ Specially priced, vanl. Specially priced, each. 1004 Broad St. Phone 647 nalists for the erection of this handsome memorial tablet to the newspapermen of the province who gave Nationu! Anthem. the r lives in the Great War His Honor Walter C Siehol, Lieun gant-Gnvernor of British <\>!um‘ a. him­ ...... 89c ...... $4.98 After the ceremony the -visitors self an active newspaperman and owner of The Dally PrOrlBM of Vancouver, will unveil the tablet in the Legis­ will bf driven to the sunken gardens lative Buildings at Victoria on August 6 The roll of honor contains the names of fourteen members of the CO inches wide. reg. *1.45. Size 74 x 9s. iyjg *7.50. profession who were killed, while underneath' Is hung an illuminated scroll containing the names of fifty-six at Benvenuto. . . newspapermen who went overseas from the Pacific Coast province, Surmounting the tablet is the crest of the Specially- priced, card. Specially priced, each, Institute in colored enamel...... $1.10 ...... $6.49 Basket Work Gifts Made O.A.U.V. PLANS 72 inches .wide, reg. *2.25. Size h6 x 108. reg. *10.50. e:.n fleet boasts some- of the best cold collation provided a rare fund Spetdaiiv priced yard. Specially prn-ed. ea.-h, By Disabled Veterans bull players in America, and they put of merriment...... $1.69 ...... 88.59 up a splendid exposition of the Ameri­ In a brief but energetic tug of war can national game. 72 inches wide. reg. *2.50. The clever fingers of these disabled men make a hundred FOR BIG OUTING pull, the master Irarhers won from size 76 X'loo. reg. *12.00. and one different kinds of basketwork gift novelties. Ask to Many Visit Ships the journeymen in- a highly profes­ Specially, priced, vard1. S|)eciallv priced, each, be shown the display in the department stores. Your patronage During the stay of the visitors in sional manner. Altogether the day ...... $1.89 Port Angeles the small craft from was a. great succès*, and the com­ ...... $9.98 is earnestly solicited. Arrangements All Complete IT the fleet were in constant service mittee V1 charge of arrangements Size 72 x 94. reg. *12.50. For Coldstream Picnic ------J carrying visitors to and from the hig were cordially thanked for the excel­ Bleached Sheeting Wonderful Greeting for Can- r' ",:; lent outing. Specially priced, each. The Red # Cross Workshop The arrival at the grounds was im- Heavy quality Sheeting, ...... $11.49 f" ,i < for tfiê big pi« n,, be l,. id i ineiliately followed by a group photo­ Phone 2169 adians at Port Angeles !; v »;«*■. V i' '-. i.-iki vm-murt. 614 Fort Street at Goldstream by the Grand Army of ______^ \ battalion commander: Captain J. graph being taken of the entire as­ made from high gracie Size 88 x 108, scalloped took -another - atep sembly,______. cotton yarns. edge; regular *15.00. TqFW*r.il»*t night when a meeting of 16th Canadian Scottish Event ’ âtut:-î.'.-,» f5S.^"na'"rTH^ the picnic committee was held at the I ornne* Ynl j officers of the regiment to afternoon The prize list was as follows: 60 inches wide, regular Specially priced, each, club oh, ! :.jp Many* climbed to the top of the 2. Bulinckx; 3, McDonald. predict that the G. A. V. V. picnic will a wan a wonderful eight that the “,l1" lm<* "f the main eeetlon of the Girl*' ra«e. 6 -to 9 years—1, Rut- per yard ...... 39c . , , ... city and en jo> ed the woner yard ...... 59c !*:• occasion and *a very flno pro­ cordially welcomed and shown Specially priced, each. gramme of «ports has been arranged. four anil a half mile long sundspit at .liver .the jvlijtits. ------I- —: Men M rave 1, I'-ahing..2, Faven- 80-Inch Bngliah Bleached —29c tuber 9f Port Angeles. The t*eenshyn wim the Among - the excursionists, was a excursion of the . 16th Canadian laidles" and . gent*1 thread-the-' Sheeting, in plain and interesting tug-of-war contests in 1 i'rt.v of the local Knights of Py- Large English Turkish Scottish to the city across the which ladles as well a%-eentlemen will tnlas, who were ehy-rtained by the needle race—I, Mr. aud Mrs. Hew- twill; extra . s t r o n g Towels, brown stripe, compete. There will be lot* of fun straits, and the affair was ope of the Port Angeles L«»dg« ahd afterwards wearing quality. Spe­ AUGUSTSALES and rivalry, and the executive and gre.ite.st successes In tbe"Xvay of af were banqueted at the .Elk* Club. itoys" arid girls' three-legged race__ heavy quality; size 27 x the picnic committee promise* mat outing e>:er h*dd out of Victoria. \ is I tors were high In thyir praise of 1. Mis* Penser: 2. Miss Mercer. cially priced, yard. 79c 51; regular *1.25. Spe­ everyone attending the affair will The reception accorded the C'an- the h'Spitality of the Commercial Men's racé. ^5 years and over—1 Half-Price have an exceedingly enjoyable out­ adi'an visitors was of the warmest Club of Port Angeles and the Elks Rutlidge; 2. Fletcher. > cially priced, each 98C ing. kind. So many excursions have been Club, both of which threw their ISadies' race—1. Mrs. Graham; 2 Comforters, with Art Silk- held between the two cities that the White Turkish Towels, and Less The merchants of the city have quarters open for the comfort and Mt-s. McGilvery. oline Coverings, Filled »*een very, generous in contributions residents pf both places are becorplng convenience of the people of Vic­ Gent's iwtato race—1, McKay; 2 heavy weave, size 21 x Blouses well acquainted. of prizes for the various event*, ànd toria. Edge. with all new cotton. 29c ; regular 75c. Spe­ the association wishes to express its A Cordial Welcome. '* Among the excursioniats were Wheelbarrow r*ce. ladies and appreciation of the support received ’ As the Adelaide and Mary passed Commander Stevenson and his wife, gents—V Mr*, t’arrôl and V. Payne. I * Size 60 x 72. reg. *2.50. cially priced, each 59C everywhere toward making the affair through the American fleet the big the Commander being in charg«- of Hûn eating contest—I, Payne; 2.! Specially priced, each. the battleship Texas." Penith; 3, Pullen. White Turkish Towels, •omplete success. Tickets for the vessels sent out flag messages of ...... ;. $2.98 707 Yates Street picnic may be obtained from Secre­ welcome, and cheer after cheer arose The Homeward Trip. Indies' potato race—1, Miss Pen- i with colored borders : Blouses tary Mc<’lean at the club, nr-from any from the throngs rof people on the zer; 2. Mis* Davidson. While the" Canadian ships were Men’s fhree-legged race—1. 1^1 Size 6o x 72. reg. *4.50. size 19 x .24; regular of the association member*. boats. < »n arriv al at Port Angeles lying at the docks preparatory to Holyoak: 2. J. Holi-oak. Specially priced, each. 85c. Specially priced, Mayor.Fisher aqd Secretary Taylor, sailing, the American gttr vessels of the Port. Angeles .Commercial <*Iul> Girls' rt« - 1 r. I.jn years 1. Miss' ...... $3.98 each...... 73Ç 6 .o’clock on the morning of Sunday. were at the dock to,meet the ex­ »le owe a debt of gratitude to liockets?” FOR MOTORCYCLISTS outing, and the only regret the "16th‘ sels looming up with their- lights Consolidated, Ltd.; Simon Le*izer «6 o'clock that evening. Each rider wlTl the author of the now famous Marmola feels over the affair is that so many flashing across the water. Co'. Ltd.; X'ictoria Steam laundry. A prisoner at a police court, when "No." was the retort. ”1 don’t pick be credited with 1,000 i>oints, i.e, a Prescription, and are still more indebted 'em. I just take 'em as they come." had to Ih- refused passage^owing ti­ The excursionists returned to Vic­ perfect sceee. and should any of* the for the reduction of this harmless,.effec­ Cyrus Bowes, J. Aaronson. Victoria *sked his occupation, mentioned sev­ the limitation placed on the number toria shortly before midnight greatly contestants 1>e^_fiye minutes late at tive obesity remedy to tablet form Mar­ Cycle Works. Litchfield* Stationery eral calling* that he had followed Riders Must Check Up on mola Prescription Tablets can he ob­ "f passengers which the boats c< ul< pleased with the outing Many of Maynard’s^ Mr. Hood and Messrs! from time to time, After a man secures a girl’s hand any checking poifft 10 point» will be tained ut all dtug stores the world over the passenger* availed themselves of ftie sometimes finds she has him a»» Route to Albemi on Good carry. Every effort was made t TTewison and Singer. "And among other thing*," in­ -deducted from their score. at the reasonable price of «inc dollar b-r provide a third boat for the e\- the opportunity to dance. her her thumb. Handsome prises have l»een Hë~ Time a rase, or yon can secure them direct - ursion blit it was Impossible for Mayor Fisher. ..f port Angeles, wai cided upon and a cup will be the on ret-elpt of price from the Marmola delighted with the success «.f the ex principal award, which will be do­ Go . 4612 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich the <*. I*. R. to furnish if. otherwise the regiment could easily have dis cursion, and expressed his pleasure at 1*ilitr1es arc in for the first annual nated by the members of the club. This now leave-* no excuse for «bet trig posed of sufficient tickets to fin seeing so many of the citizens of Vic reliability contest to be held by th»- C. Clarke, who for the past year or violent exercise for the reduction of Victoria Motorcycle Club during tbe­ the overfat body to normal. three steamers. ^ toria in Port Angeles. has officiated as presiderft. has again VVhile In «Port Angeles, Secretary coming week-end. Each contestant been unanimously re-elected: Edgar The officers of the regiment and will ride a fully equipped touring Miles, secretary: Jack l^ake. captain. the various committees are to "be Jon« .< --f the Great War Veterans* motorcycle. The start will be made Archibald Victor Hubbard, vice- complimented on the excellent Association conveyed on liehalf of. his Another PRICE Suggestion from the club rodms. Broad Street, at president. and Roy Bell, treasurer. tertainment provided. Everything organisation an invitation to the GENERAL STEWART j went off without a hitch.' Th American Legion to hold an excurs f-weather conditions—wert^—Meal fn 4on »ome7Hme-i-hls month, the outing and the , passongerr and it I* expected that the American thoroughly enjoyed the excellent pro veteran* will visit Victoria on a Sat­ gramme of music furnished by the urday and* return home Sunday An brass and pipe band* on the Adelaide «inhounceffieni will be made regarding SmalTCakes and Mary respectively throughout the excursion shortly Building Railway from Ashanti the voyage. Th. ^line-up ..f the 16th Canadian Bandmaster Miller was in charge COCOA DROP CAKES Scottish baseball, team was as fol- ^IIEN the children romp 4 tablespoons shortening . ~ Capital to Coast of the brass band and Pipe Major • - • l Coleman, cat her; \v. lion 1 cup auger Craigmyl of the pipers. i;*.: F. Cnriipfadl, tfh.; (>. Campbell. in hungry as young bears, For the duration of a few hours On arrival at Port Angeles thou­ 3b.: G. Allen, s.s.; W* Holman, r.f. here are some wholesome, i *00 yesterday. W„ Stewart. sands of sailors froni the fleet and economical delight» that wiU \ 2 cup milk Citlâcns of the city greeted the visit R. Robinson, c.f.: M. Porter, l.f.; J. C.B., C.M.O., was in the city, on hii Kerr and Roy Baker, pitchers. not only be received with glee, 1^4 cup* flour enter- fe,,t into Hne artft return» to the const from hia enter but will satisfy the most 3 teaspoon» Dr. Price's prises in the Gqjd '1 Coast ColonyColony, marched from the pier to the park Baking Powder tit'd the smart appearance of the meri ravenous appetite in a most Genial Stewart has so many friendifriends '/» cup cocoa who knew him In his railway con made a great impression on the riti wholeson^e manner. /•«ns of the American city. The field BARBERS MADE MERRY '« teaspoon salt struction days In this Province, anc events weke held under the direction 1 teaspoon vanilla extract afterwards' overseas iii France, that of Ronald Kingham. Captain Gor­ (All. measurements for all his time was fully occupied during DR- Cream shortening: add sugar don Smith was in charge of the gen- materials are level.) his visit to Victoria, as It has been î7e,xrCn?iî!îîee ^olL arrangements. and beaten egg; beat well and since he reached Vancouver last AT ANNUAL PICNIC R.H.M \\ iIson and R.Q.M S. Cassidy add milk slowly; aift flour, and others ably assisted. _____COOKIES baking powder, salt and cocoa General Stewart Is, engaged in A team from the battleship New cup shortening great pnblhj works undertaking in into mixture; stir until . ork played a baseball nine from the Swivel Chair Brigade Prove 2 cups sugar 'West Africa, to build a railway and smooth, tfdd vanilla. Half Five Fine Flavors 16th, and the former won the game 1/4 cup milk develop a harbor at Seccondee and to by a score of ten to two. The Anieri- Admirable Entertainers fill greased muffin tins with Five Cents make it a seaport. 2 eggs batter and hake in moderate The harbor works now in progress In the neighborhood of 200 attend­ Î * teaspoon grated nutmeg PRICES oven about L‘0 minutes. Cover will take three years to complete, and 1 teaspoon vanilla extract or CREAM with boiled icing. the native labor Is largely supervised ed the first annual picnic of the pro­ grated rind of 1 lemon Visiter* ALWAYS Welcome by British Columbian engineers. fessional barbers, held at Gold stream 4 cups flour ORANGE CAKES The railway which Is being built yesterday, in which tn** m«onbers of 3 teaspoons Dr. Price'» Baking Powfler 4 tablespoons shortening at the same time as the harbor work the swivel chair brigade proved their Baking Powder goes on is also progressing fax'or 1 cup sugar CANDY^flNT WITH THE HOLE ability as hosts. An excellent tpert 2*3 cup milk ably, he reports. To date about eight <'mam shortening and sugar or nine miles have been constructed Washing programme was held, «n which many 1 egg hetwreei) Seccondee and me new har­ novel features were introduced witii together: add milk to beaten 2 cups flour PEP-O-MINT—aids digestion bor works. When this is finished hilarious effect. eggs and beat again: add 3 teaspoons Dr. Price'a Kumasi, 150 miles Inland, will have One of the best contests of the day Made from Cream of Tartar, de­ Baking Powder By Telephone was the shaving race, ami it ia re­ slowly to creamed shorten­ rived from Grapes. Produce* i> teaspoon salt WINT-O-GREEN-a taste of the woods I direct rail connection with the sea. 1 teaspoon orange extract The line from Kuma/d to Seccondee ported with satisfiLc.ft4gff that no life ing and sugar; add nutmeg food that ie fine in flavor, even grated rind of 1 orange LIC-O-RICE-for ticldy throat is now working and It Is hoped to was lost in this stlrrfn? event. and flavoring; add 2 cups in texture, delicious and whole- I have the connecting link to the har­ fiegin this week to United razors sang as they whirled flour sifted with baking pow­ Cream" shortening; add sugar CL-O-VEL—sweetens breath bor functioning when the harbor • - enjoy freedom from about their work, and chin whisker* der: add enough additional slowly, beating well; add milk work 1* finished. of some days' growth were mower! flour to make stiff dough. a little at a time; then add CINN-O-MON-spicy and peppy There are about 269 miles of rail­ washday worries. Do down as corn before a scythe. Tht. Roll out very thin on floured way In the colony, he stated. Numer­ it now—phone 172. reapers In this case had a small beaten egg; sift flour, baking ous branch lines shoot out from the acreage but a large yield to contend hoard: cut with cqokie cutter, powder and salt together and main line between Kumasi and Sec­ with, and of the many entrants com- sprinkle with sugar, or |>ut a addId to( mixture; add flavoring MADE in CANADA condee, but there are many important peting, surprising If unsuspected raisin or a piece of English MADC IN CANAD* and orange rind; mix well.** •t PRESCOTT. Ont trade centres which have no rail Phone talent was discovered. walnut in the ceatn of each. Bake in greased shallow tin. connections. Another event of interest was the Bake about 12 minutes in hot or individual cake tins, in hot This necessitates the use of an ice cream race, when the ladies fed oven. oven 15 to 20 minutes. Wtien army of native- porters to bring the their hosts with ice cream, each par­ ceol cover with orange Icing. huge cocoa crop iuid other natural ticipant being blindfolded The re­ r*i>r * AbMtik.1 Ait products down to a «hipping pofht. Now sult of this event, though a little In time it Is bel|ev

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