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VOL. 53. JsXLCrt VICTORIA, B. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1918 TWELVE PAGES ALLIES IN POSITION TO OUST ENEMY FROM VESLE LINE Another Schooner ALLIED FORCES HOLD POSITIONS Sunk by Ü Boat Off FRENCH OBSERVERS SAY GERMANS Nova Scotia Coast NORTH OF THE VESLE, DEFEATING t: A Canadian Atlantic Port, Aug. 6.— WILL NOT BE ABLE TO STAY FOR The crew of the British schooner Gladys J. Holland has been landed at Lahave, N. 8., repotting that the schooner was sunk by an enemy sub­ ATTEMPTS MADE BY GERMANS marine yesterday morning! LONG BETWEEN AISNE AND VESLE Gains Maintained, Paris Reports; North of Mont- FOUR THOUSAND MEN TO BE “BABY" EXPLODED Enemy’s Position There Is Considered Untenable, Al­ didier French Troops Have Reached Between lied Guns Sweeping It Along Entire Front and at and Morisel EMPLOYED BY FOUNDATION iT Some Points on the Flanks, Says Paps Journal Paris, Aug. 6.—North of the Veele the Germans have been re­ COMPANY; PAYROLL $175,000 British Naval Sailor on "Mys- Paris, Ang. 6.—There is general agreement among the military pulsed in efforts to dislodge French and American units which cross­ teiy Ship" Decoyed Ger­ critics here that the Germans will not be able to remain long in the ed from the south bank. , With the inauguration of the Foundation Company'* new ship­ mans to Death region between the Vesle and the Aisne, where their position is con­ The War Office this afternoon also reported a French advance to building programme in Victoria twenty auxiliary steam-driven sidered untenable. * the Avre north of Montdidier. Prisoners were taken by the French in schooners will be put under way in a huge plant extending from “The German position between the two rivers," says The Journal, , the repulse of a German raid southeast of Montdidier. Point Hope to Point Ellice. * __ . London, Aug. 6.—(Via Reuter’s Ot­ 1 ‘is a critical one, being shallow and swept by the French artillery The text of the statement follows : It is pro|s>sessesa of the Corps early in the war. German guns were active last night As an evidence of good faith Mr mention of a mystery ship was the Hlpkins this morning deposited with Mrs. Long, witnesses say. became caae of the Baralong. which on August for itself that power of sus|>cnsiou, was the conclusion expressed iu » in the region north of Vlllers-Breton- the Government the sum of $1,000. The entangled in ropes as she was being IS. ISIS, sank the German submarine judgment rendered this forenoon m the Superior Court here by Mr. neux. orç the front northeast of . option must be exercised by August placed In an open boat and i which had torpedoed the British liner Justice Monte, iti ordering the military authorities to release Halifax Herald Offers Reward They threw gas shells Into the British Arabia. This probably was not the first “We have an agreement with the caught between the boat and the side Blanehay and Strulovitch, two youths of foreign birth now held as lines. of the ship. She was injured serious­ case In which a ruse was used and for Discovery of Base German troops attempted to pick off French High Commissioner, and the since then the disguising of armed ves­ draftees. Habeas corpus proceedings in the case of each had been ships are available," said Mr. Bayly ly and bugged to be released, but there a British post in the district northeast was no way to help her Finally the sels as Innocent merchantmen for Hipklns to The Times this morning in taken some weeks ago by Percy C. of Operations of Merris. on the Flanders front, but small boat went adrift and Mrs. Long dealing with submarines has attracted discussing the proposed programme to Ryan, K. C. In the case of Adrian failed under a British counter-attack. disappeared In the sea considerable attention. Rousse, in which the circumstances The text of the report follows: be carried on by tfie Foundation Com­ Typically Prussian. pany In-Victoria.. "We lprup.,*e to were different, the judge refused the Enemy Foiled. “Howls and moans." adds the corre-. BITTER DDSE FDD petition. .. Halifax. Aug. 6.—The Halifax Herald build twenty ships here, and, will oper- tvn-w.ty plant. ‘ When the yard Reading Goes From spondent, “went up In Germany alKiut There was another issue tn the and'Bvening Mail tu-dayufftyntreward y e* te rd ay “to *ca p‘tu re one*of "our post* thft tr earbery nf Ttrlllxh ■U'am.-n but. Blanehay and Strulovitch canes--that of $5,000 'to any person wiio will sup­ Is properly organized the company win of nationality. In this the judge held ply Information as to Hie location of northeast of Merris was repulsed by a employ 4,000 men. which will Involve the German allegations curiously any base on the Nova Scotia coast or counter-attack made by British troops. a weekly pay-roll of $175.000 for at U. S. to London to ceased at the beginning of 1916. These thai Inasmuch as the two petitioners the seaboard of the Ray of Ftfndy used “Wf raptured a few prisoners and iJtooyttona afforded a typical example had not voted at the last election, they firaxt one year. by which time wè éx could not fre called upon to prfçrÉ ~ hv thf German submarines imiw- Oiaj- ie gun» la,t mufat lu the NlcHiW peel to conqtWt» Us»swwimt. "At the —Confer With Cabinet of the German mentality, for they ig­ ating in the North Atlantic waters, -eetor conclusion of this contract we are then nored the fact that In every case "IRin Military duty. In naturalization th# which Information will lead to the seiz­ “Hostile artillery haa been active prepared to continue wooden shipbuild­ German submarine was an actual or Ktate conferred certain privilege* and ure and destruction of the said base of with gaa shells north of Villers-Bre- potential assailant, and any ruse of war After Getting Permission to At­ exacted certain resikinsihilitles. When tonneux. and has shown activity also ing here providing such ships are New York. Aug. $.—The Earl of opera! i vus.” wanted, and If there Is no demand for le considère! legitimate by them ex- the privileges were withheld the re- The Herald also will pay $500 to any­ about Bucquoy and north of Bethune.” Reading. British Ambassador and High cept when employed against Germany." tack, He Had to Borrow apomOWktit** vanished, the Judge aatd. one giving Information that will lead wooden vessel*, the company Is pre­ Commissioner to the United States, has pared to turn the yard Into a steel It should not be forgotten, he con­ Both petitioners came to Canada to the first arrest and punishment of arrived in London, it was announced tinues. that whenever mystery ships From Rupprecht while minor», Blanehay from Russia “any" of the enemy agents who, it Is Plant. "There Is this much to by said: here tO:$ay by the British Bureau of We are here to stay, and do everything wen* encountered by German subma­ and Strulovitch from Rmimanta, amt alleged by The Herald, infest. Halifax. Information. His mission is to con­ rines their destruction was intended their fathers were naturalized before In our power to develop the shipbuild­ fer with the British War Cabinet,. it Survivors Landed. DOMINION CABINET by the Teutons. Paris. Aug. 6.—Ill-feeling between they were of age. Blanehay. who is ing Industry by working In complete was said. The British commanders showed A Canadian Atlantic Port, Aug. &— harmony with the community. During his absence Colville Barclay the German Frown Prince and Crown twenty-two. was exempted by a local much ingenuity in devising means for Two additional boats containing mem- “The contract that we are about to will be iu charge of the British Em­ Prtnoe Rupprecht of Bavaria, had its tribunal and the exemption was mnin- btm 1 w crew -■! the Imperial oil undertake here Involves the sum of bassy. the Bureau announced. Sir trapping submarines. - t effect on the German high command in talhed by the tribunal of appeal. Company's tanker Lux Blanca, which $12.000,000 tc he exjiended within the Richard Crawford will continue in A Warlike Haystack. beginning the recent German offensive, In (he case of Roiisse, the Judge was torpedoed by an enemy submarine next twelve months. Tt la the Intention charge of commercial affairs and Sir In ^addition to the "woman and which already ha* turned Into a defeat said that according to the allegations yesterday after a three hours" running of the company to patronize home In­ Henry Habington Smith. Assistant baby" case, the correspondent men­ for the armies commanded by the heir of the military authorities. Rousse was fight, were towed into port here to-day dustry as far os possible, and arrange­ High Commissioner, will be in charge tions the story of a retired admiral to the Prussian throne. a consenting party when a certain The German Crown Prince, accord­ by a steamship. They were taken to ments have been made during the past of the British War Mission In the serving as a captain who placed a hay­ physician injected into his system the ------mtval headquarters, where they are be­ Ratifies C. N. R, Arrangement few days to confer with the operators ing to reports, strongly desired that his germs of a loathsome disease in order United States. stack on 'board an ancient-looking armies should have the honor of strik­ ing held. The captain of the steamship of local shops and foundries for the craft. When a submarine ordered her to unfit him for military service. Is J Thomas, of Newport. Pa. Among ing the first blow in the offensive of and Provides Money for manufacture of boilers, machinery and WAR BONDS AS DEPOSITS. to surrender, the Germans "were aston "If the petitioner wished to make the other member* of the crew are: A. deck fittings for the boats. 1918. The Kaiser is believed to have himself unfit for military service and iahed to receive a broadside from the lent a favorabld ear to the wishes of his Broilers. Quebec t*ity. third officer; A. Terminal Lands Harmony With Labor. haystack. actually djd what Is alleged, i will not R. Fleming, Toronto, first engineer; W, Ottawa. Aug. 6.—An OgUer-In-Coun­ son and early indications were that the, “The labor representatives are work­ cil has been passed on the recommen­ On another occasion a sea-worn German Crown Prince would have an­ interfere. They may treat him and McLaren. .Georgetown, P..E. I.;iSecond tramp steamer waa crossing the North send him to the front," said the judge. Enngineer H. Gustus, Charlottetown. ing in harmony with us with the ob­ dation of Sir Thomas White, Finance other chance to redeem his great fail­ ject of stabilizing the industry here, MiniMter. permitting Government con­ Sea when a submarine ordered the ure at Verdun. Advices are expected by the Provin­ and only last ntght James Dakers. tractors to deposit a* security bonds of crew to abandon the ship. So sure In the North. cial Department of Railways any mo­ president of the Victoria Metal Trades were the Germans of their prey that the various war loan issue* instead of Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria, ment BOW to the effect that the seventy Council, conferred with me and gave certified bank cheques. At present con­ the bombs with which they Intended to assurance*-that, although there might sink the vessel weçe brought on deck whose command is un the northern end miles of steel rails destined f .r Hu tractors are required to deposit of the battlelihe. however, laid his case EUE STEELS JUNKERS TALK ABOUT be some difficulty In securing* such a around the conning tower. The com­ Island have arrived-on this side of the cheques to the credit of the Receiver- direçtly before the high command in (Concluded on page 4.) General. mander of the tramp steamer, by care­ stead of the Kaiser. As a military international boundary from the worjjftr ful manoeuvring, brought the subma­ proposition it was the view of General of the United Steel Products Company. rine within range of his concealed rff and his assistants that the arm*men » so that it required only a NEW "MAIN" EFFORT A typewritten copy of .the order-1r.- blow sheufd be struck in the north, and PISE’ RESOLVE shell or two to exploite the bombs and without taking into account the per­ Council passed by the Federal Cabinet blow. main German offensive of the year has In London in July, 1917. ascribed his his plea that the drive should be made Increases Determination. \ been planned by Hihdenburg for next twenty-seven to thirty acres of land against the French line farther south, on the SonglVees Reserve to be ttsed Loudon, Aug. 6.—A zeppelin was brought down in flames forty rapid rise te work agaigat the German Paris, Aug. 6.—Contemptuous re­ months It is suggested that Septem­ submarines Captain Campbell gain­ and apparently the high command gave ber is absolutely the limit of time to for terminal purposes by the Railway miles from the cast coast of England last night daring, the attempt its consent. marks greeted the explosion of the first Company, and paid for at the rate of ed the Military Cross for btfavery in Bitter Pose.__ German long-range shell which fell in which Germany could delay the final made by enemy aircraft to raid England, it was announced to-day in handling d tank when those land wea­ attempt to force a decision Jn view of $8,600 per acre. Provision is also made Rupprecht has been comi>elled to Tile Paris region to-day. because a re­ in the Order-ln-Council that the rails pons were first used by the British In sumption of the bombardment at this the growth of the American army. the following official report: the summer of 1916. send divisions to the aid of the Ger­ For that purpose it is therefore In­ so loaned to the Dominion Government man Crtwn prince, thus publicly add- time was exactly what the population tended. so the report goes, to com­ are to be returned at the end of the Five ejiemy airships attempted to cross the east coast,of Eng­ mg to the bitterness of the pill of de­ expected of the Germans. Expressions mence simultaneously offensives In war or as soon after as possible. Pay­ land last hight. bi'it while still at sea were attacked by Royal Air LORD ROBERT CECIL feat which the German Crown Prince of rage and hope for revenge soon were three regions, one in the Champagne, ment for the land is to he made out of Force contingenta eo-operating with naval units. The enemy airships 4a now having forced upon him by heard, however, when It became known a second farther north it» force a way the appropriation of $26,000.000 passed SPEAKS OF FINING OF General Foch. that somewhere in the vicinity of Paris to the coast, and a third in the Ver-* at last session of the Dominion Parlia­ were engaged in action and one was shot down in flamea forty miles women and children had been murd­ dun region, in another attempt to ment as a loan to the Canadian North­ BELGIUM BY GERMANS ered wantonly by German shells. The force the southern road to Paris. ern Railway system and to he used, front the coast. Another wax damaged but probably succeeded in B0LSHEVIKI ARE SAID renewal of the bombardment has fur­ amongst other purposes, to meet ex­ reaching its base. ” ther strengthened, the resolution of HEAT WAVE AT ST. LOUIS. t penditures for construction, better­ London. Aug. 6.—(Canadian Press TO BE CONSIDERING ments and the purchase of equipment. What happened to the others In the Dispatch from Reuter’s. Ltd.)—Speak­ Paris to see that the war is carried on London. Aug. 6.—The attempted raid squadron i* riot disclosed. The fact, ing in the House of Commons. Lord until German militarism has fallen. " * 8t. Louis, Aug. 6.—Six deaths to-day As far as-the negotiations carried on - WAR AGAINST JAPAN so successfully by Premier Oliver are by zeppelins on the east coast of Eng- however, that the first official report Robert Cecil stated that the Germans AIR MAIL SERVICE. were officially attributed to the heat. concerned the passage <»f the Order-In- hfcfid last night proved to be a com­ said "zeppelins crossed the coast" ie had levied war contribution* of 2,330,- There also were several prostrations. Council completes the business, and all plete fiasco, according to reports thus ground for the presumption that these 000.000 francs upon Belgium, besides London, Aug. 6.—It Is reported Irom Among those who died was Mrs. Addle that remains to be done by the com­ far received. British filers, who are did' not penetrate inland. There Is no Moscow by way of Berlin that the Washington. Aug. 6.—A dally air enormous fine* placed upon localities, Bolshevik! Government in Russia is mail service between New York and Dismick seventy years ojf age, of pany now is to commence and complete ever on the alert along the coant. were evidence as yet that they dropped any firms and individuals. These monstrous Oregon City, Ore., who died from heat considering a declaration of war Chicago, bringing tli^ Pacific coast construction. Instructions therefor hav­ ready for the visitors and met them bombs and it is probable that their '«actions. he said, must certainly be against Japan, says an Exchange Tele­ twelve hours nearer the Atlantic coopt, prostration while entering the city on ing already been Issued logo into effect weli out at h*a, twinging on» down >n crews were kept busy protecting their taken into account when peace is be­ graph dispatch from Copenhagen to- is planned by the Poet Office Depart­ a train last night as soon as the rails reach this city. flames and damaging 9 second raider. craft against pursuing British airmen. ing arranged. W ment. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1918 0 BOAT TRIES TO HOG ISLAND YARD YESTERDAY QUIET ON tv« Are prompt. We Use the Heel In dur We Are Careful. Work. RUIN FISHING FLEET FRONT OF BATTLE WHEAT FLOUR STRIKES ITS STRIDE IS STILL KING! We have at last been able to obtain a Commander Told Intentions to Wilson at Launching! Quan­ Local Actions on North Bank Wheat Flour can never be dethroned— Crew of Craft Sunk Off of Vesle; Gain by nor will it ever lose its time-honored place Genuine Crude tity Production of Ships in the household aa the great basic cereal Nova Scoti* in States British to which ao many families own allegiance. Nevertheless, the necessities of a war* Carbolic Acid torn world has opened the eyes of con- Y5nw>uth, N. Auk S.~Tb« **<>■- Paris, Aug. 6.—The following official This is an excellent disinfectant, and mixes with water in fen Msulng schooner Muriel. Captain ’Philadelphia,- Aug. 8.—President Wlti report was Issued here last night: • turners to the fact that Wheat Flour has a Eldrldrfe NSvberwm, was blown up by eon and Mrs. Wilson were at the Hog "Ôn the whole of the front the sit­ number of highly dependable brothers any proportion without the addition of soap. A 25^ bottle Island shipyard yesterday f^erno^ uation is without change. makes 2*£ gallons of solution of the proper strength for general a bomb frotn a German submarine at 1 ~On the north bank of the Vesle who may be counted on'to “do their bit” o'cloc k Saturday afternoon fcbout forty when the 7,600-ton cargo carrier

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the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act. The first large concern te fall MR. CROTHERS IS under the ban was none other than GREAT EFFORTS OF "The Fashion Centre" thA.t of Henry Ford and although there DEFEAT THE EM appeared .to be a case the’ Crown Prosecutor advised the Minister that EMPHATIC ON THE the grounds for complaint were of no THE UNITED STATES substance Mr. Crothers declares, however, that vested with the author SAYS «ELAND ity to enforce the Act he^wtll see to it STRIKE QUESTION that no fear or, favor is shown. He does not intend to be ham boosted by Statement Issued by Members 1008-10 Government St the large corporation and the Idea of Harmony and United Effort in su|>erfiuouH protits when the nation Is of War Mission Now at death grips Is repugnant to the Cai.ada Urged by Returned Dominion Will Now Enforce the M mister. " in Britain Workers' Magna Charter. ex-Minister Lemieux Act; Cautions Acknowledging the desirability of New Pique Blouses Workers completely avoiding strikes In war time the Mlniator does not Qurh,,. Aur. «.—-Do youf duty," London, Aug. T.- Nine members of T6 agree with the very often suggested the American War Commission now in prohibition of the right to strike. After Hon. 1L 8. Henri Beland, ex-Post­ the United Kingdom Investigating war all. he says, that what may apply to master-Genera I of Canada, told a conditions, have issued a statement other countries would scarcely work dealing with the efforts that are being at $1.75 and crowd which tendered him a welcome STRIKE PROHIBITION out In practice In Canada, where the at St. Joseph de licence on his return put forward in the United States to worker regards bis strike weapon as after four years' Internment in Ger- win the war. Tliey say that the period IMPRACTICABLE HERE his Magna Charts, while no useful of American preparation is over, and purpose would l>e served by any at­ “You will be happy If you do your that from this time on the one and- tempt to deny him of its protection. only business of the United States is $2.50 On the otheF hand, the Minister em­ duty, and no one can reproach you," he declared. “Your recompense is the Winning of the war. phatically points out by way of caution The document tells of the manufac­ ITeseure of space yesterday preclud­ to the workers that now is the time for bound to come, if not here, in the next ed a more lengthy reference to several world." ture of arms, ammunition and aero­ Preaenting two popular styka in very careful review of their every, planes in the United States, and of the matters discussed with a Times rep­ action He urges them to take no step He told +4 the fine showing of the large number of men the country will smart White Pique Blouses for Wed­ resentative by the Hon. T. W . Ciroth- during the progress of the war that French-Canadian troops overseas, and be able to throw into the fight. It (TR0YALh will have a boomerang effect when expressed regret that the part played says that ships are being produced nesday morning shoppers. One with ers, federal Minister of Labor, who l»eace comes. He sees In unwise pro­ by the French-Canadians in this war ^yeastI) left the city for Vancouver on this cedure now a very serious aftermath. now at the rate of half a million tons V neek and square collar at 91.75 afternoon's boat. One 6t the ques­ was not fully appreciated In some ;t month and declares that when all the He wishes It to be known also that he places in Canada. tions In vvhich Mr Crothers is taking shipyards have been completed the and the other with a perfect and neat Is keeping a keen watch upon all con­ “To win the war is essential," said a great deal of Interest is the federal cerns ojierating under any awards United States will be able to turn out machinery now in i>osaeeslon of a Dr, Beland. “and we must bend our nearly 1.000.000 tons of shipping every fitting convertible collar at 92.50. made under the machinery of the Act. efforts in that direction." somewhat more effective gearing for intimating that the policy of the De­ thirty days. Splendid Blouses for golfing "and limiting* the risk of strikes and lock­ "I will not attempt to talk politics. The United States has Just begun partment will he conducted with tha 1 have been out of the country for four outs As briefly mentioned yesterday same thoroughness hi respect of mas to fight, the statement concludes. outdoor recreations. the Industrial Disputes Investigation years, and the situation is not alto­ Every day her power will grow greater ter and man. gether clear to me. but 1 am sure that Act has been extended in sco|>e to ap­ Here Mr. Crothers alluded to the re and greater. INITIATIVE BEING any animosity which may exist In the ply to private as well as public utility cerit strike of munition workers In Other styles featuring charming concerns where such concerns are en­ England. pointing to the fact that in Dominion between different races or Embroidered Designs are priced at gaged in the manufacture of war ma­ Canada thousands of men were ex­ provinces will disappear,'ajid that the terials of any sort or kind, either for empted because they desired to give country will preserve the Confederu URGES NEW FREIGHT RETAINED BY ALLIES Canada or for Great Britain's allies. of their talents In work of national im- tlon welded by Sir John A. Macdonald The essence of* thf pleasure is its liortance “If they fail to carry out and Sir G. F. Cartier." provision that no lock-out or strike their pledge and continue to fulfill the $5.25 shall tie |>ermitted before the proper contract u|K»n which they were re­ procedure as designed by the Act has leased from uniformed service to the RATES BE MAINTAINED Entente Troops • Stabilizing been carried out. In other wonts any country, those exemptions will be can­ BERLIN NOW KNOWS employer who orders a lock-but with­ celled." declared the Minister as he de­ Vesle Front Despite Efforts out first making application for a sired to emphasise the determination Board of»> Investigation and awaiting of the Government to go ahead with of Enemy Its award may be held responsible for the. war work of the nation without BOLSHEVIKI LOSING Chairman of Railway Board Suits to Clear at $25 a breach of the law and punished ac­ Recommends Toronto Com-__ cordingly . the same remarks applying Fight, or Work and Pay. Women’s Cloth and Taffeta Silk Suits on to action by the employees. Referring generally to the situation plaint Be Dismissed l*aris. Aug 6.—The determined at Until the present time ,Mr. Crothers brought about by the war and the Sale Wednesday. * agrees that the law has substantially necessity for every citizen of .the Brit­ Influence in Russia Dwindling; tacks which the Ottomans have been de never I teen enforced 1 And in view of ish Empire (o realize his and her re­ live-ring against the Allied advanced, the fact that thé 1 dominion Govern­ sponsibilities to the cause for which False Words From Wilhelm Ottawa. Aug. €.—In a report from guards north of the Vesle have failed ment has regarded the matter of en­ the Allies are fighting, Mr. Crothers to disturb the temporary stabilisation forcement as one devolving ^ upon the declares that there is work of national for Finns the office of the Dominion Railway JUST RECEIVED. A SHIPMENT OF Provincial Governments of the Domin­ importance for every person in the Commission. Sir Henry Drayton, the of the .Vesle front. The Allied com ion in precisely the same manner in Dominion, and while some of the tasks inand Is retaining the initiative in these Chief Commissioner, recommends that operations. which local authorities administer the may nof be of the spectacular variety the complaint of the Toronto Board of criminal law of the country, it was they have their especial significance In Amsterdam. Aug. 6.—It is daily lee­ Trade against the recent Order-In- Much lmi>ortance is attached to-day Gymnasium Knickers originally supposed that there would civilization's system. "Some will fight, coming clearer that the Bolsheviki In­ Council raising freight rates be dis- to the operations reported farther to be the same rigid application. Here, but others must work n~d pay." con­ the north along the line between fluence now extend* only to the larger Bruches and Morisel. north of Mont- however. Mr. Crothers smiled as he cluded the Minister, "and no matter towns in Western Russia, says a Ber Two questions were raised in the l For Girl* 12, 14 and 16 Years proceeded to refer to the fact that how much we. who must perforce stay dIdler These are pointed to as a'Hi­ lin dispatch to The Frankfurter Zel- Toronto application. First, it was red menace to the junction point of there had been such a thing as politi­ behind, sacrifice to the cause, there is tung. while the east is increasingly urged that the new rates on sugar cal expediency*" in the days gone by nothing to compare with the sacrifices the armies of General von Hutier and At $2.25 per Pair. slipping out of their hands. The Ger­ would place ujH>n that food product an Crown Prince Rupprecht. tiuM I i I many times obtruded Its.-If made by the men who are offering man Government, the dispatch adds, unwarranted amount of charges, and to the detriment of a course intended their bodies as a ram|»art between the apparently 'shares this view I hit tine product shouhr’ttot tie called Unanimity of Allies. Just unpacked, a new lot of Gymnasium Knickers for Hun and civilisation." for the common good, with the elusive Allied Forces Landed. u|**n to. bear a greater increase than The Matin. In an article printed un- girls 12, 14 and 16 years. Made from a durable quality vote in the offing. >thers. It also was .submitted that the dFr a large i»ortralt of General Foch. London. Aug. 6.--Official announce new order should not become effective Dominion Will Act Now. NOTED MISSIONARY HERE nent was made to-day of the landing l»oints to thh unanimity among the of black cotton serge, iri box pleated style. Fasten at until August 2?, so as to give time to Allies and |*ays tribute to the bold Nevertheless, said he. the nation had >f Allied forces, naval and military, at the public to adjust Itself to the new Archangel on August 2. The landing strategy and high qualities which the sides. Splendid value at, per pair...... ;. .$2.25 been at war four years'; a different Rev. John Wilkie, D. D., Prominent commercial c mdltioua view was needed arid the Federal was In concurrence with the wishes of Commander-in-Chlef has shown, nota­ Sir Henry draws attention to the bly his keen foresight. The newspa­ Cabinet had just given quick approval Educatienàlist of India, Visiting the Russian population, it is stated, •uni created general enthusiaam. fact that the basic cause of the pass­ per reports that Premier Clemenceau to the recommendation of Mr. Crothers the City- age of the new order was a threatened had a conference lasting several hours that the Dominion Government hence­ Amsterdam. Aug. 6 -The Nord strike of railway employees in Can­ with General Foch yesterday at head­ Black Sateen Underskirts forward take upon itself the responsi­ To those interested In the Indian ada This difficulty necessitated the quarters. bility for the future enforcement of I>eut*che Aligemelne Zeitung. of Ber­ Kmpire and In the progress of Chris­ lin. says that the German Kaiser, on adopt ion . of th. McAdoo scale of wages The Paris Journal says ; tianity among Its teeming millions, the receiving a Finnish deputation which for Canadian railway employees, and in 'The Germans are trying to bring Special at $1.90 presence of Rev. John Wilkie, D. D., in ifdsr t.> reimburse the rallwsys for the about a quieting down of things in the conferred on him the Finnish IJberty Aisne-Vesle battle sector, but they the city will afford an opportunity and Cross, gratefully accepted the cross as increased outlay, the freight rates had a privilege. Pursuant to notification to he increased The rates as fixed by cannot afford to overlook the fact that Fine quality Black English Sateen Petticoats, made with a symbol of the unity of the Finnish Order-til*Council, he states, are war their opponent has something to say from the office In Toronto of the Ihtard and German peoples.. The Kaiser re­ as to this. A retreat is more easily be­ of Foreign Missions of the Presby­ rates to meet a war emergency and knife pleated flounce. An excellent wearing skirt for Pacific llllilk ferred to the Finns as fighting .to­ may I tear no resemblance to what the gun than ended." fprfc térien <'Lurch in Canada, the Foreign gether in the cause of Finnish liberty final rates ought to he. having regard everyday wear. Exceptional value at ...... $1.00 Mission Committee of the Presbytery of and Independence and expressed the Enemy's Losses. to different commodities when the war With the French Army In France, Victoria met in the First Presbyterian hope that this Independence would lay is over and conditions become normal. Is Good Church on Monday last to arrange a the foundation (pr a trustful and cor­ Aug. 6 - Morning.—ehin«l the lines In Salads address the St. Andrew's Presbyterian freedom." Declaring that Germany's on. Church Sabbath School at 9.45 a. m. world struggle had the effect of help­ with the aid of the remainder of the Gossard Corsets Dealing first with the complaint as 191» recruits, in the opinion of General In salad dressing, where At 11 a in. he will preach in First ing other peoples to burst their ties to the rates on sugar. Sir Henry states Mangin, whose army played such a “They Lace in Front” Presbyterian Church, and at 7.10 p. m. and obtain their freedom, the Kaiser that this article has moved at low brilliant |>art in forcing the German re­ eream is called for, try Pa­ in St Paul's Presbyterian Military and said; "By our deeds we succeed with­ commodity rates and is c.irrie-i at treat from the Marne Some of the Naval Church, Victoria West. On out much talking in accomplishing lower basic charge than analogous German divisions which took part th Priced at $2.50 to $10.00. cific Milk. You'll find it Monday evening at 8 o'clock a public what our enemies, never tire of pro­ commodities of probably similar value this battle had their company strength mass meeting will be held |n St. claiming as their aim, hnt^ which they in the sathe group of the freight reduced to less than tifty men. Some The Original Front-lacing Corset gives a richer flavor than Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Doug­ never intend to realise, namely*, the" classifications. com liantes are still further depleted in las and Broughton Streets. Invitations protection of small nations In their Dealing with the date on which the number. In addition some of the best drive hew senrTo-t he pastors and- con- struggle for freedomi—------rates ought to become effective» sums of the army of Crown i’rtuco The reason is that Pacific gregations of sister churches to take chairman of the Board point* out that Rupprecht of Bavaria were used in the advantage of this opportunity to hear in Canada, in some instances, the new battle having 1»een lent the German contains all the cream, and in this distinguished missionary pioneer. wage scale dates back, but speaking Crown Prince from the forces farther The Young f•eopte'w 1*octetten, usually generally. tame Into effect on August north ' CASUALTIES^ AMONG r General "Dietrich*, the Czecho-Slovak Associated Pre »S7—i*rem 1er Count addition has the rich solids of meeting on Monday night, have also I The railway systems in Canada, whole milk, which are not to been communicated with and invited CANADIAN SOLDIER' therefore, whether owned by the coun­ armies are reminded that they are in TeraucM. In a statement concerning to attend this mass meeting. On Tues­ try or companies, only received added the territory of a friendly nation, and Allied action in Siberia, said the Ja- ' be found in cream. day evening at 8 o'clock the doctor revenues twelve days after the added LONDON PAPER PAYS they are to oppose in the first place panese Government would take fur­ will speak at the East Indian Mission, costs had iieen applied. They were Ottawa. Aug. 6.—The following casu­ the Austrians and Germans, but also ther military measures in case the po­ And you 11 find it makes a of which Rev. W. L. Macrae is Super­ alties have Just been issued : thus put to a loss, which was serious. In view of the large amounts Involved. It any Russian faction allying Itself with sition of the Czecho-Slovaks demand­ salad dressing much cheaper. intendent. their enemies or the enemies of the Dr. Wilkie, home on a few months* Killed—Sergt. J. Bay I is. Montreal. Is stated. TRIBUTE TO CANADA Allies. They are requested by the ed it. The Premier also indicated furlough, spent many years In India. Que.; Pte. A. C. Cole, Arthur. Ont.; Pte. It. A. Henderson. Scotland ; Pte. A MONTREAL DEATH. orders, however, to continue their that if the chaotic situation in Siberia It was he who founded the Indore Col­ policy of neutrality in Russian inter­ continued, the Government might find lege and later opened up and took the W J. Walsh. England; Pte. J. < ollle. nal administrative affairs. It necessary to adopt suitable military lead- In the work of Evangelization in Ferguk <>nt ; Sergt. H. A. Merkley. Montreal. Aug. •.— Ex-Alderman Dugald Macdonald, for years promln measures to combat the Austro-Uer- . Pacific MükCo.,L«t«i GwaVr. an enterprise which has hiet Winchester. Ont.; UOM-CsrpL J. <*. Daily Telegraph Praises Ef­ ent in local municipal affairs, died Toklo, Aug. S.—Delayed.—(By the man menace In the Far East. Factory at Ladner. B. C. with singular success. Hamilton. Guelph. < >nt. Died of wounds—Pte. Thad Prince, suddenly in his sleep yesterday morn­ forts of This Country in U. S. A.; Pte. F. R. Garrison. Dvse- ing. He. was nearly eighty years of ronto. Ont. : Pte. T McDonald, Glace age. i As a young man he studied law un­ Allies' Cause Bay, N. 8.; Pte. T. H. Mitchell. Sonya. der Sir John A Macdonald in Kings­ Ont.; Pte. T. Mouser. Port Hope. Ont. ton and for a time practised his pro­ Wounded Pte. R. Redfem. Goderich. fession at Ottawa. Later lie served Opt,; Pte. Maxipie Laflcur. Montreal. through the Civil War in the United London, Aug. 6v—(Canadian Pres* Que.; Pte. Joseph Patrick Nlcolett. To­ States as a correspondent for The New Dispatch from' Reuter's. Ltd.)—Refer­ ronto. Ont,; Pte. O. W. Wilson. Wkk- Y'ork Daily News For many years he ring to the telegram Sir ROboyt Bor­ I low. Ont.; Acting-Corpl. W Wilson, was deputy collector of Inland revenue den sent to the Imperial Cabinet in U. 8V A.; Pte. If. Williams. Calgary, at Montreal and served as alderman August. 1914. pledging Canada’s as Another Carload of Pianos Alta.; Pte. J. Ross, Hamilton. Ont.; in Notre Dame de Grace before its an­ sistance and which was mentioned by Pte. 8. W. Sweenye. Ellen's Town. N. nexation and In thé Montreal City the Duke of Connaught at a luncheon B.; Pte. W. R.. Illman. Sultan. Wash.. Council later. at the London Canadian Club the other V. S. A.; Pte. T. Brosser. Bavenshol. He was born in Dalhousie . Mills, day. The Daily Telegraph says : Ont;; I*te. Dan Kelleher. Port Elgin Glengarry county, on December 28, 1838, It Is well to be reminded that this Arrived To-day Ont.; Pte. I*. Barnes, Bov touche. N. B,’; a son of the late Roderick Macdonald statesman. whose reeejjjt speeches Pte. F. S. Kirk, London, Ont.; Pte. E. among us have so clearly rung with Levesque. Fraservllie, Que.; Pte. J. N. a resolve that is itill unshaken among We bundle McLaren Watson. Ireland; Pte. John the free communities of the Empire, McIntyre. Carlyle. England. was among the first to proclaim that Use That Day-Light Saving Soap /co « solidarity of the Dominions with Great NEW SCALE WILLIAMS Artillery. Britain In which our enemies refuitikt THE OLD RELIABLE Died of wounds—Gnr. A. E. Walker, to believe. This was not the least of SHERLOCK MANNING Vancouver. | x the enemy's miscalculations. Wounded- Gnr. If. Me Elroy, F/mon- Sunburn "The part played by Canada has MARTIN-ORME ♦on. Alta.; Gnr. D. R. White. Peach- been completely worthy of the high ROYAL CROWN SOAP land. B. O.; Gnr. A. Aiders. Toronto, confidence which dictated Sir Robert DOHERTY, ETC. Ont; Hig. Cyril C. tfolUs. B W. L Bordeh's message. The Canadians Manufactured m British Columbia by B. C. Labor. Heat-Rash have made for themselves an Imper­ It takes the drudgery out of Wash-Day and la a CZECHOSLOVAKS^ ishable name In the history of arms We are alao and - there is no Allied force with a REAL DAYLIGHT SAVER. richer share of honor. Only recently WILL AID ALLIES Bl/steqs Canada set the seal on "her military SPRUXTEX REMOVABLE POLISH MOP, as above. Pad can be re­ IN SIBERIAN AREA undertaking by returning Sir Robert moved to wash or a new one attached at a small cost. We carry the ites in an election dominated by the ques­ “Victrola extra pads. B tion of compulsory service. He will re­ Washington, Aug. 6 - The Czecho­ turn home with the knowledge that THIS PREMIUM IS FREE FOR 280 ROYAL CROWN COUPONS slovak forces in Siberia will remain Great Britain stands unmoved in reso­ there and co-operate fully with the lution and is not unworthy of the de-1 or 28 Coupons and 75 Conta Allied forces being sent to their assis Cuts & votion and loyalty which his country Dealers” Polish Oil, Dust Killer, a bottle. 76 Coupona tance, according to orders issued by with the rest of the Empire continues ITofessor T. C. Mazaryk, president of to prove on the battlefield and not less Thousands of other presents all FREE for ROYAL CROWN the Ciécho-Slovak National .Çouncll on the farms and in the workshops. Try iia for fair dealing. COUPONS. Write for .complete list of premtuma and Commander-In-Chief of the ‘The Dominion of Canada has been Czecho-Slovak armies. SORES not only a reservoir of , magnificent manhood, but an indispensable base of Coupons on Through the commander of the forces in the region of Vladivostok, supplies." Royal Crown Soap USB ONLY AMERICAN CASUALTIES. THE MORRIS SAVE Royal Crown Washing Powder The teacher had sketched on the THEM •* Royal Crown Naptha blackboard what purported to be a Washington. Aug. 6.—United States ALL _ Royal Crown Cleanser deer. Aa the class did not readily re­ spond to the request to reveal the army and marine corps casualties In Royal Crown Lye identity of the animal, the teacher amfiuk the fighting on the Marne salient made MUSIC STORE sought to prompt them. ta public to-day by the War Department "Npw, Tommy.” she said, turning to numbered 498, including 358 soldiers Phone 3298. 1013 Government St., Victoria. the boy at the bottom of the class, and 140 marines. This brought the THE ROYAL CROWH SOAPS Limited "come, what does your father can your total since the toll of victory began to VANCOUVER. B.C. " mother?" arrive yesterday to 1,211, and the num­ "Gam," came the reply; “you can*( ber of all casualties since American kid me. that's an old cat!" forces first landed in France to 18.4W.

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lane, would blush with shame* over this latest exploit of The Daily Times Prussian!»» carried out at the behest of the frothing per- vertof Potsdam. FOCH MOVING UP COERCION VERSUS Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by A fid It Is with the authors 6f this new Infamy that Lord JTHB TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIMITED Lanadow.ne would negotiate a "satisfactory peace!" He Extra Good Values Offleeei Comer Breed and Fori Streets would alt at a conference table "with these moral lepers GUNS m TROOPS CONCILIATION PLAN Business Office (Advertising...... Phone 10W because he fears the continuation of the war will Involve Circulation ...»...... • •••••• ...Phone 1848 Editorial Office ...... Phone « the disorganisation of society through the wider develop' Brilliant Entente Leader is Not Hon,eT. W. Crothers Explains in Art Wool Rugs SUBSCRIPTION RATES* ment of democracy: What greater calamity could afflict City Delivery ...... x...... Ste per month the earth than the assured presence on It of the "Intoler­ Througfl Yet With Wil­ Industrial Situation at The Carpet Store is offering some exceptionally good val­ By mail (exclusive of city) Canada and able Thing," the blackness of whose soul again is revealed Great Britain ...... M *> P« annum helm's Son Board of Trade ues in Jason Art Wool Rugs. Iri U. 8. A...... MOO per annum by its agents on the high seas? These Rugs are splendid wearers—they 11 give yon un­ Ye franco, Belgium, Greece, ete.|L00 per month The sinking of the Warilda will confirm the de term in usually good service. There is a good choie» of patterns and London, Aug. 8—6n the Rhelms alien of the Allies to have %o discourse with Ger­ MINISTER OF LABOR colorings and we believe you’ll find one that will suit your SHIPBUILDING. Boissons frqnt the.«*Uu*tion has room and please you in every Way. many except at the cannon's mouth ùritlT ihe has cast stabilised for the moment while the HE$RD WITH INTEREST forth Prussianlsm and been made such an object lesson opposing f©freer prepare fofr further Ideal for bedrooms—or anywhere a light, bright effect is It le very gratifying to note that negotiations regarding desired. r ' . - as the world never will forget The Government of any movements. shipyard ertee on the former reserve have reached a stage The German uneasiness along the At these prices they are great buying. of the Allied countries which dared to discuss peace with which promises shipbuilding here on a greater scale than northern front continues and Crown A policy of conciliation between cap­ Germany as she Is now directed and constituted would be Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria has car ital and labor was urged by Hon. T. * » Sise » x 10-#. , ever before. The general manager of the Canadian ried out another withdrawal. To the W. Crothers, Dominion Minister of $22.60 value for.. $14.65 131X0 value for .. $20.65 driven from power at the sword’s point But even If such British he has given up territory along Northern Pacific Railway Company has telegraphed his Labor In an address delivered at the Size 9-9 x 9. Sise 0 z 11. y the Minister, but ho was a score of prostrations resulted here turally peace-loving men may as well put peace at home Had she lacked that knowledge she would have stayed out The remains of t-he late Edward LADY RHONDDA NOW , absolutely opposed to unfavorable cri­ to-dn.v from a continuation of the heat Bray. 135 Menzics Street, were laid to aside and take their part. No man has a right to com­ of the war with great determination and zeal. Events ticism upon the postal strike. The wave which last night drove thousands rest in Rtiss Bay cemetery yesterday plain about, his work and Bufferings to-day’ have justified her policy; for wherever she has been met, WISHES A SEAT IN of tenement dwellers to the parks and afternoon. Service was conducted at " ‘You, at least, have never complained.' I said. *1 tried men, he thought were justified, and the man for irtan and gun for gun, she has met nothing but Government had refused them repre- beaches for relief from humidity which St. James' Church by the Rev H. T. •ot to,' he replied, simply. Dr. Belalnd has left behind him THE HOUSE OF LOr.I defeat in nearly four years of fighting. Germany Is a pro ntatlon upon technical grounds. made indoor sleeping impossible in the Archbold. The pallbearers were E. E. In England memories of a gracious, kindly, generous per­ fessional, congenital, traditional, typical bully. Sh^never An ex-member of the Princess Pats, congested districts. Wnotton, John Dean, J. W. Speck, J. D. sonality, who rose above all suffering, refused to be em­ Two persons who were overcome on has been is riot, and never wilt be capable of tackling London, Aug. I.—Lady Rhondda, who having been discharged on account Virtue, K. G. Shier and F. Carne. bittered, and kept the serenity 'of his soul even in the widow of Viscount Rhondda, who was the street* died in hospitals, and two anybody her own sise without getting the worst of the of wounds had been working as a let­ darkest hour." British Food Controller, proposes to ter carrier, stated that he had entered others, sleeping on fire escapes during argument. She hasn’t the moral fibre, the breeding or the claim her right as a peeress to sit In the early morning hours, fell to their AMMUNITION DUMPS Dr. Beland' thus intends to do more than his "bit.” spiritual resources to be capable of overcoming an oppon­ the strike with disgust, and any pen­ the House of Lords, according to a re­ sion that he received would be paid for deaths. The temperature., hovering WERE BLOWN UP BY He intends to devote his fine talents to the promotion of ent whose physical strength1 is equal to her own. port published bje.Jj’he Manchester his services to the Empire and not as near eighty throughout the night, was Guardian. Lady Rhondda is an ener­ civil servant. * thfr highest of the season during hours Canadian unity. He Is bound to become a dominant factor getic believer in the principle of ITALIAN ARTILLERY WE CANNOT FORGIVE OR FORGET. President J; Kingham had some dif­ of darkness. It began to climb at sun­ In moulding the thought of the French-Canadian i>eople, (London Daily Mall.) equality between the sexes and has ficulty in restraining the remarks of rise, while the barometer indicated con­ Everyone, therefore, who preaches the heresy of for­ long assisted In efforts to make the this speaker. tinuance of the severe humidity. Rome, Aug. 8.—A report Issued by for not only have his experiences made him almost the British practice in such matters square giveness is helping the Germans to win the victory and Alderman Bargent, in moving a vote the War Office here to-day reads: object of idolatry among them, but Canada never has with modern view*' Lady Rhondda of thanks to the Minister ot Labor, RETURNËDS0LDIÉRS On the Aslago plateau, In the ké even making hlmstdf an accomplice in their wickedness. will have to prove her succession to pointed out that the meeting had un­ Monte Grappa region and along the produced a more gifted son, nor one more eloquent or en­ To forgive is to condone, and condonation of the Huns will the satisfaction of the Lord Chancel­ doubtedly accomplished a great deal, lower Plave there has been greater ar­ dowed with greater personal charm. ensure that. If war came again to destroy the earth, worse lor, the Crown Office and the Com­ and he believed that the remarks of the DEMANDED COURT tillery activity. Our batteries blew up practices and fouler weapons than thq^e Invented by the mittee on Privileges of the House of labor delegates would be of great ben­ RELEASE C0MRÂ5LS enemy ammunition dumpe along tho Germans will be used and approved. "In that which makes Lords. efit to Mr. Crothers. liver. ■ ANOTHER horror. Viscount Rhondda left no heirs ex­ a man an enemy," says Dr. Donne, "he hath the image of A. -C. Flamerfelt seconded the mo­ On the Plave islets our patrols cept* an only child, a daughter, Lady tion. the Devil, Infidelity towards God, perftdlousness towards Toronto. Aug. 6.-^-Ten alleged rioters, have recovered a quantity of war ma­ Mackworth. thfree of whom were soldiers wearing Tty- world has become so accustomed to the unspeak­ man, heresy towards God. Infectious manners towards terial which was abandoned by the 'He’s perfectly quiet," remarked the the hospital 'blue, appeared to-day ltt* enemy. "*'* able atrocities perpetrated by Germany that it almost has man, and that we must always hate." And he who loves CALIFORNIA AND LIQUOR. Jobmaster to the two ladles.who were the police court here charged with dis­ "Six hostile captive balloons have or hopes to love a German proclaims himself the roe of his about to hire a pony and trap, "only orderly conduct in connection with been shot down." lost the capacity for amazement qver a fresh outrage. But own land The Germans Rope for forgiveness—lhat Is Sacramento, Cal.. Aug. <.—A "bone you must take care to keep the rein off the recent outbreaks when Greek res­ the torpedoing of the British hospital ship Warilda with certain. They rely upon our weakness and amiability for dry" Initiative measure which would his tail.” taurants were wrecked. All wçre re­ THE EXCEPTION. a complete reconciliation They are sure that .when the prohibit tM manufacture, Importation "We won't forget.” they replied. manded until to-morrow at the request or sale of intoxicating liquor in Cali­ the terrible death of over a hundred patients is a deed so War la over we shall forget all the atrocities which they When they returned the Jobmaster of the crown attorney in order that the The Wife—Of course, women have fornia after- December 3, 1918, except inquired how they got on. prosecution might be prepared, .. , more patience and endurance than. hellishly vile that the very earth must shudder at the have committed by land and sea. This they believe be­ denatured alcohol, was assured a place ’Splendidly!" they exclaimed. "We. During their appearance the court gruelty and horrer of It. The most pitiless savage that cause this they wish. It Is not that they repent them or on the ballot for the general election had one rather sharp shower, but we was besieged by a crowd of returned Mr. Peewe—Not always. The cook that they are ready to promise amendment. If it were to on November 5 next, as a result of pe­ took it in turns to hold the umbrella soldiers who demanded the release of has left because she wouldn’t be ever tortured a victim at the stake or the Bashl Bezouk come again they would commit the same crimes and titions filed to-day with Frank C. Jor­ over his tail, so there was no real their comrades. They were ejected by bossed by a woman, and I’ve with his hands stained with the blood of helpless Armen- worse. dan, Secretary of State. military police. married to you twelve years VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUMUHT 6, 1918

DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED ’s Early Fall Suits of Navy and Black Coating Serge to Sell at $40.00 The New Fashionable Spats —A quality equal in make and finish to those offered in previous years at the same price. x Are Made in Different Widths —A very bold statement to make, in the light of to-day’s con- More women will wear‘Spats this fall than ever - stantly advancing prices and with diminishing quality. But before. It’s predicted hy.fashion experts that it will it’s a fact easily proved, especially by those of our customers ma be one of the biggest seasons for Spats known. ^^■KSKSIHi The return to favor of trim low shoes and pumps who have bought this grade of Suit in previous years. is responsible. These shoes will be worn this fall —These Suits are most beautifully tailored in very handsome with Spats in the place of high Ixnits by the majority early fall styles. The Coats are a little longer than the late of women. The maimfaeturers have taken great pains and season and show many wonderful effects in the arrangement . V", of pleats, collars, belts and pockets. "pride in the new model Spats. These are made iu —Each model is made from a nice fall weight coating serge, in different widths, in the same way as fine shoes, so that you will he able to get correctly fitted. navy blue and black. Best trimmings are list'd throughout, Best quality, perfect fitting Cloth Spats, 10-button and the coats are lined with Skinner’s satin. length, fancy buttons, in shades fawn, sand, pearl grey, taupe and ■—If the price is just a little higher than you have been in the white. A pair...... $3.75 habit of paying in formetyears you will prove it economy to 10-Button Cloth Spats, in pearl, dark grey and fawn. A'pair_____ $2.50 secure a model of this class and distinction. You will not only —Women’s Shoes, First Floor have the assurance of wearing a high-class tailored garment -J but you will have a quality that will give more than one sea­ son’s wear. —Let us have the privilege of showing you these Suits before New Coating Tweeds Full you decide on your next model. Satisfaction assured hrre. In a fine assortment of new patterns and fashionable shades. SPENCER’S EXCLUSIVE VALUE AT $40.00 Quite a variety of new mixtures and other neat effects, flood Fashioned p —Mantles, h irst Floor wearing grades that will give the best of satisfaction in wear. Smart Waists of The colorings are mainly of the dark to medium effects, suit­ Sports Coats able for early fall coats. Of a nice quality wool, finished White J[ap Silk 20 different effects to choose from, 56 inches wide, for early in an attractive style, with In various grades, finished in Many Pretty Shades in All-Silk Crepe de Chine purchasers, a yard ...... *3.95 convertible sailor collar, sash a good variety of styles, fea­ 1 his is a splendid grade of All-Silk Çrepe de (’bine and one we offer at a most rea­ —Dress floods. Mam Floor and side pockets ; full fash­ turing new effects, with ioned style so popular. The square collars, reveres and sonable price. A grade perfect in wear and colons and for dresses, waists and with trimmings of hemstitch­ underwear, eannot be excelled. The shades include maize, lemon, corn* brown, shades are paddy, rose, emer­ ing. Full-length sleeves and F.at Oatmeal, Fish and Potatoes -the plain food which ald, brown, cardinal, Copen­ turnback cuffs. Priced frnm„ paddy, reseda, light navy, navy, saxe, Copenhagen, wisteria, old rose, pink, will solve the war food problem.—Issued by Canad* Food hagen. saxe and peacock blue. *2.50 to ...... *6.75 flesh, cream, ivory and black. 40 inches wide. Selling special at, a yard. $1.50 Board. Splendid value at. .. *9.75 —Waists, First Floor * , —Silks, Main Floor —Sweaters, First Floor A Big Variety of Good Genuine Irish Linens Are Getting More Special Bargains in Hosiery Values for Women Scarce Daily Latent War Books, on Sale and Children The manufacturers are prohibited from using the flax for domestic pur|x>ses because of the great de­ To-morrow Children's Silk Lisle Socks, with colored tops. Very special line.. "Face to Face With Kaiier- Keg. 50c value for 35c a pair ; 3 pairs for...... *1.00 mand for aeroplanes. Hence the threat shortage of real 'Germany at Bay." By Major ism. By .Ink. W. Gerard, Children’s Cotton Socks, ribbed tops, in black, white, sky and genuine Irish Linens that will be felt in the near future. Haldane Macfatl, with intro­ pink. A pair...... 25* Fortunately, we are in a [xisition to offer you a splen-* former United States Am­ duction by Field Marshal Children's Cotton Hose, in black, while, tan, brown, sky and pink. did selection of Table Covers, Bureau Covers and Side­ bassador to the German Im­ Special, a pair...... ;...... 50* board Scarves and we are selling them at our old prices, perial Court. A copy, *2.00 Viscount French. A copy Children's Cotton Hose, in black and tan. 35* a pair, 3 pairs 5 which are easily 75 per cent, below the present market for...... ,...... *WM> values. "Holding the Line." By Ser­ ...... Children's Cotton Hose, in black and white, 1-in-1 rib. A pair. 25* T

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-Store Hours, I.S6 a m. tb • p. m. Day to Day You Will Find That made from Mrs. Humphrey Ward’s fa­ Wednesday. 1 o’clock; Saturday, 1.M p. i mous novel and the scenes are laid ■Socid^ecsonal Assist Hlr I bet«>ne — Sardonyx In England. - *------^ tu Peridot; their meaning: By singing a simple little love song. Flel.liTrV. "Bonnie Sweet Bessie," Nell wins back Our Prices Are the Lowest Hiss Mudd^ll, of Vhno*nlvrt, Is vieil the memory of her soldier husband, Ing Miss Jojin. Min VsdUutv. ltsi tl-s.l and so saves hia life. The soldier is IT LEADS wounded, and all efforts to restore his We ...... ---ft—-ft—ft------—-— nervous breakdown. In spite of bis Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, per illness, Tetlow makes an appearance In Jual like good butter. Pet Scott Calhoun, a prominent attorney lb.-...... 32# of Beattie, was among the guests reg­ public, and the stock deal results In lb...... 39# PEN the discomfiture of Nixon. Tomlin­ Freeh Creamery Butter, per lb, istered at the Kmprese Hotel yester­ The Ink flows at the first touch son. unable to get another Job, does day. Peanut Butter, per lb...... 30# 54#, or I lba. for...... #1.58 of prn to paper, and Is automati­ his best to Injure Tetlow, who acts as the ~ engineer’s unknown benefactor, Thoe Kidd, a member of the Hoard of cally controlled —Just enough ink. *«* more, tu* lews, whether yw giving him a home and money. At Taxation, has" re turned to the èity afl*f write fast, slow, steadily, inter­ the.end of the story Tetlow and Tom- FRUIT DEPARTMENT a visit to his ranch near Htevestim. llngpn are brought together by Tom­ mittently, lightly or heavily. linson » HtUe granddaughter. The dif­ No. 1 Gravenetein Apples, nice t Nice Large Apples, 3 lbe. for 35# B. C. ft ft ft Ne forced stops ference between the two men le patched , for the table. 2 lba. for 25# | Cooking Applet, 4 lbe. for 35# Miss Bvelyn May, of Victoria, went up. while Tetlow seta Tomlinson right And no biota in the eyes of the railroad men by up to Cowichan Bay to spend the letting him drive bis special train Cannot leak. week-end with her parents, Mr. and when he la called to Chicago on Gov­ GROCERY DEPARTMENT Mrs. John May. Cannot perspire in the pocket ernment business. Perfection in Comfort California Soft Shell Walnuts, Royal Excelsior Dates, per AAA per lb...... 36# packet ...... r.... 34# Mrs. J, Wrlshl b»« rdurnr.l to her home In Vancouver after an extended ‘PARTAGES Choicest Brand Salmon, Va, tall Sultana Raising, per lb..... 16# vl.lt with Mr. W. J. Hcott, of 1S»0 Prices From $3 Correct in Style aockeye. Per tin ...... 35# Tennyson Avenue. ClasHlc dancing is synonymous with Thompson's Seedless Raisins, AAA The Trench Pen fer Soldiers, per lb...... '.~£... 1...... 17# Mr. and M.ra Hay Green, ot-thls city, the names of Ruth St. Denis and Ted Yacht Brand Pink Salmon, flat. for ...... $3.00 Shawn in the mlhds of variety theatre Per tin ...... 15# have been viidting In Vancouver for a WHEN this combination exists in Corsets; sat­ Locane Seeded Raisins, per few days as the guests of Mrs. Alfred patrons. • Predominant among terpsiehorean ex­ Del Monte Aeparagua Tips, per packet. 12# and ...... %5# Bull, Harwood Street. isfaction is practically assured. Every woman tin ...... 30# AAA "Now is the hour ef testing, perts. the St. Denis-ShaWn team have Bevril Cordial, per bottle, 99# probably done more to bring the dance wants correct style together with perfect physi­ Dyaon's Relish, large Jars. Per R. T- Ward, of Bullion, the well- —CanadsAFood Board Whit# Cent Fleur, Rye Fleur and known mining operator of the Cariboo, of the Grecian and the Egyptian, the cal comfort. This is possible it you wear Jar ...... 25# Oat Fleur. 3 lba. for.. .25# is visiting in the city, and during his Moor and the Turk, l>efore this con­ stay Is a guest at the Doftllnlon Hotel. tinent's theatre-goers than any other AAA dancers. As creators of Pictorial bal­ lets the pair are unequalled. The Denl- Miss Davlda Ker. who has been visit­ MITCHELL &DUNCAI shawn original dances will b« the head­ ing In Vancouver, was among the LIMITED guests at a dance given by Miss Betty line act of the bill of Pantagee vaude­ H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. McMurrlck at Caulflehls on Saturday ville eommencin#* to-morrow after­ noon. evening. Central Bldg., View and Broad Sts. Fro L& Say Victoria and Vancouver. The comedy vein of the bill le the AAA C.P.R. and B C. Electric Watch efront Jaceà Corsets Sergt. Instructor W. R. McKay, of Inspecloia result of tjiè inclusion in the pro­ PUflMPQ. Grocery, 178 and 179 Delivery, 8622 the 2nd Depot Battalion, Willows gramme of Billy Elliott. Tally and I nUllLO. Fish and Provision*, 5620. Meat, 6621 Camp, haa been spending a short leave H art y and Reddington and Grant, be­ with his parents, Mr and Mrs. James sides the hilarious "Monkey Day at the They are made of high-grade materials, are perfectly Canadian Food Board License No. 8-947 A. McKay. dunions of the Bed Cross Stock Com­ Races." the production of FrederiCo AAA Gallettl, premier animal trainer of designed in every sense of the word, their free hip fea­ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert 8. Campbell, pany many of the first-night audience America. have been Irresistibly attracted to the of Seattle, accompanied by Mr. and Billy Klliott does a '"single'' In black­ ture being of special importance. Mrs. Frank Wilkins, of the Sound City, comedy, and have seen it more than face. Hie yodelling, singing and Jesting are making a two weeks' automobile once- and found that it lost none of will endear him to Pantagee patrons. Frolaset Corsets are made in a style for every type of BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT tour of Vancouver Island. Its charm in the second visit. Tally and Harty have a “two-act" with figure so that a satisfactory fitting can be obtained by. AAA Major Bullock-Webster has acquired songs and talking as it* motif. Red­ almost every woman. ' Tacoma visitors to the çUy f°r the further dash. Miss Eva Hart more vi­ dington and Grant are trampoline ex­ weêk-end Included Dr. and Mrs. O. F. vacity. aigi A. M. D. Fairbairn en­ perts, who. In grotesque make-up, offer They reflect the newest line of fashion and will cor­ Norris, Dr. and Mrs. A. 8 Mark, Mrs hanced dignity in their respective roles, a novelty called "In Bounce Inn." Gal- rect your figure so that your outer apparel will fit to the LAST TWD PERFORMANCES Ia-o Karhlen. Mrs. Beatrice Mima. Mrs. and the comedy proceeds with a breezi- lettls monkeye have a race-track Inter­ William Bradley and Mis* C. Webster, ne*s which ensure* a delightful two- lude In which they étagé a horse rare very best advantage. all of whom were registered at the hour entertainment. Wednesday will with hogs as the mounts and baboons Empress Hotel. see the last performance of the comedy, as the riders. All these features of this famous Comet together AAA TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 8.30 P. M. and would-be patrons should make The Eastman Trio have a singing with a perfect fitting by our eorsetiere means that satis­ Thirteen officers of the H. I. J. M. early application for seats to avoid dis­ act. Their programme comprises a 8. Kirishima spent yesterday on the appointment. repertoire of the classic and popular faction is aasured. mainland, visiting the canneries at songs In harmony and solos. The bill The models are priced from 85.00 to 819-50 a pair. Steveston In the morning, and making will be completed with Pantagescope. a tour of Stanley Park and other Van­ PLAYED AT GORGE Princess Theatre couver beauty spots In the afternoon. A A ft Miss Helen Winterbottom. of Kam­ Japanese Band Delights Large Crowd Phone 1876 Hayward Building Miss Eva Hart, Mrs. Colin Cummins, Major Bullock-Webster loops. who with her brother Keith lut* at Popular Resort Last Pint Floor, 1877 1211 Dongles Street been been holidaying In the cby for the Night. and others, in the Phenomenal Success past week, left to-day for Vancouver, where they will remain for a few days ROYAL VICTORIA with friends before returning to tnwtr A gay multitude assembled at the home in the interior. Gorge i*ark last night to hear the Jap­ TODAY AAA anese band, whose music as usual was An Ascent of Mount Constitution on greeted with enthusiastic applause. Orras Island, one of the many peaks JANE The sailor musicians, dressed In strik­ which occupy the view eastward from Marguerite Mrs. Gertrude Huntley Green’s Orchestra nightly. Victoria, was made by a party of en­ ing crimson uniforms, discoursed thusiastic climbers from the States on pleasant airs all the evening to an ap­ PROCEEDS IN AID OF RED CROSS Saturday. Headed by Major E.. S. In­ preciative crowd. Clarke graham. of Seattle, th« party. Includ­ The park Itself was crowded with ing twelve ladles and thre* men, •' Unde Wiggily and the Kingfisher Nunn, of Kerrlsdale, and Herliert J Copyright, 1118, by McClure Newspaper Syndicate. Readings, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. (By Howard R. Carla.) Readings, of Sidney. B. C. The bride Nazimova Downright Side-Splitting Fun was charmingly attired in a gown of IN white satin and Georgette crepe, with Uncle Wiggily I-ongears, the bunny stuck In my throat. I’ve tried gargling a veil caught with orange blossoms and rabbit gentleman, was taking a walk in and sneezing and singing, but none of pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and carnations, and the woods near hie hollow nturap bun­ those things seem to take out the wore a pendant of cameo and pearls, “REVELATION” bone." f— ^ galow one day, when suddenly, off In the gift of the groom. Miss Rose Nunn, “Perhaps I can take It out with my the forest, he heard a sad voice eing- red, white and blue strip***! rheumatism the bride's sister, waa bridesmaid, and GALETTIS »*!*.:______w. ___,1___ v. __ _J crutch." aaid Unci# Wlggtly. "Not that wore a dainty frock of maixe crepe de the colors have anything to do with It, Chine and satin with leghorn hat “A kingfisher sat on. the limb of a tree, trimmed with large black daisies and And he cried oh my goodness! oh,, dear but the crutch la long and thin, and perhaps I can poke the bone out of black velvet ribbons. Her bouquet was your throat with it" of sweet peas, in the palest shade of TO-DAY’S AMUSEMENTS “Well, If ever 1 heard the sound of "Please try," begged the kingfisher. pink and lavender. Pte. C. K. Nunn, trouble, that is-it!" exclaimed Uncle So the bunny rabbit gentleman did, brother of the bride, supported the Royal Victoria—Marguerite Clark BABOONS Wiggily to.hlmself, sort of hopeful like. and soon he had poked out the bone groom. Miss Doris Nunn, niece of the in "Prunella." SEE -THAT BABOON BARBER This Is the very chance I wanted. Now from the throat of the bird, and the bride, played the Wedding March and Pantagee—Mrs. R. H. Pooley pré­ TO-DAY I can help some one!" kingfisher waa very thankful, indeed, Rridal Chorus. She wore a frock of sente "In Gay Pares." And he started off through the and said if ever he could do Uncle Wig­ pale pink crepe de Chine. After the Special Matinee for Children Saturday. Princeeo—Red Croee Stock Com­ woods. You see, all morning, he had gily a favor he surely would. ceremony a reception wae held at the been hoping for a chance to help some Ho Mr laonge^s left the blue crested home of the bride’s parents. Mr. and pany in "Jane." “MISSING” one In trouble. Or, 1 should say, help bird sitting on the limb* of a tree, and Mrs. Readings left later for a honey­ Variety—Sylvie Brosmor in “Miss­ From the Novel by Mrs. Humphrey •ome one out of trouble. But nothing went on his way, looking for more ad­ moon trip on Vancouver Island, the ing." Ward seemed to happen. ventures. And, all of a sudden, the BILLY ELLIOTT EASTMAN TRIO bunny heard some one say: bride’s travelling suit was navy blue, Dominion — Alls Nazi move in Uncle Wiggily did lots of chores "Oh, dear me! Who will help me out with white crepe de Chine hat trimmed “Revelation." around the hollow stump bungalow for of trouble?" « with while ostrich tips. On their re­ Columbia—Bessie Bsrriscele in The Corker from Cork. Songs of Distinction. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, his muskrat "1 will, of course," quickly answered turn they will reside at Kerrlsdale. lady hou»ekeei>er, but still he did not “The Rose ef Paradise." Uncle Wiggily. And, without stopping Romano—Frank Keenan in "The call' that helping in trouble regular" to think who It might be, he hopi>ed ROMANO like. Ruler of the Reed." through the bushea. and then, all at PICNIC AT ISLAND VIEW TO-DAY •'It, l can only And who that was once, something grabbed him and held calling I’ll put in a. gbod day’s jvork him In tight claws!" Beach at Sssnichten Was Scene of The DEN/SHA WN helping trouble," thought the bunny. “Oh, ho! That’s the time I fooled * Gathering of South Seenich ROYAL VICTORIA On and on, over the fields and you, Mr. Longears!" cried the Kazunk, Women's Institute. for it was he who had caught the It was as Prunella that Marguerite through the woods he hopped, and1 he Clark, who Is the attraction at the Frank Keenan had not gone very far before he heard bunny. “I saw you coming, made be­ A very happy time was spent by aJI lieve I was in trouble so you’d come Royal Victoria again to-day, first at­ DANCERS again the sad song: > who attended the annual picnic of the In close, and now 1 have you!" tracted the attention of the j -esident South Saanich Women’s Institute at of the Paramount Film Company, and "A kingfisher sat on the limb of a tree, "Do you think that was fair?" sad­ Island View Beach on Saturday. The A Feast of Color and Motion And he cried oh my goodness! oh, dear ly asked the‘bunny. he at once made her a Paramount star, usual picnic eports were enjoyed by for he knew that her charm, her dainti­ ‘leiEI IF THE HMD" me!" "Fair or not, I have you!" cried the everyone. Ice cream and summer Kazunk. "And I am going to brosoazle ness, her genuine emotional ability "Hello!" bravely called Uncle Wig­ you, which is worse than biting souse drinks were sold, and there were also would givç/her eucces* in motion pic­ gily. "Who are you. If you please, and off your ears." several attractive raffles which were tures evsti_ greater than her success REDDINCT0N HARRY TALLY where are you and what’s the trouble?" "Pleaee don’t!" begged the bunny. won as follows: on the stage. Marguerite Clark's love­ "Well, those are a lot of questions to "Yes, I shall!" snickered the Ka- Cake, won by H. Richardson; five- ly witchery, sett Age of magnificence COLUMBIA THEATRE answer when I have such a pain," was sunk. pound tin of tea won by H. Richard­ and a story of heart appeal. A Mack TO-DAY AND GRANT and BOB HARTY th« answer. "But I am the kingfisher "Oh,, no, you shall not!" suddenly son. Superfluities raffle—1, C. Mc­ Bennett comedy of the beet kind is also bird, and 1 am sitting on a branch of a cried another voice. And down out of Carthy; 2, Mias Ivy Shsnriiftr; 1. Fred­ seen on the same programme. This BESSIE BARRISCALE The Boys from “Bounce tree, right over your head, apd I have a tree flew the brave kingfisher. With die Michel!; 4, F. Tanner; 1, Mrs. entertainment Is one that should com­ Inn” Comedy de Luxe a pain from a bone that Is stuck in my hia sharp beak he hit the Kasunk very Cruise; S, Professor Stevenson. mand good patronage during the bal­ In “The Rose of Paradise" throat." hard on his proud nose, at the same ance of thle week. 10th Chapter ’’The Fighting Trail” "That Is too bad!" said Uncle Wig- time splashing It with, waterï#hich the “■IANE’’ STÎLL RUNNING ly. -I will help you. If Lean. But, « kingfisher had on hie feather crest COMING cannot climb a tree v#y well, will from having Just dived after a fish. VARIETY Capacity Heuoee Greet Red Croee you fly down to me on the ground ? "Oh, wow!" cried the Kasunk. "This r Comedy at Priaceee Theatre; ■1 will,'*, answered the klbgfl.her is too much for me. Oh, mÿ proud nose- One poignant erene In "Missing," J. There Will Be a Slot el Last Performance To-morrow. bird, and down he flew. Is wet again! And J’m stung, too!" Stuart Blackton’a latest production for THE SPANISH Paramount which will be shown at the Fun el rnrle Wiggily n* that the hjng- Then hé ran away through the woods, leaving Uncle Wiggily alone, and the "Jane" is nightly proving to be one Variety all thle week, shows how a The Biggest Act in Vaudeville. flsber wae « large bird, like a blue>y of the biggest hits of the theatrical And the kingfisher had a■ cr*"* •* bunny thanked the kb fisher very young soldier has to leave Nell, his much for saving him. And If the bottle season, and at the Princess Theatre bride of a week, for the front As the feathers that stuck up almost straight record houses have laughed and moments of their last hour before hie IT'S COOL AT THE “PAN’ on his head, and he had a very long of milk doesn’t roll down the stoop PANTAGES and play tag with the loaf ft bread. I’U chuckled their way through the vicis­ leavetaking pass, they watch the clock, bill, or beak. Thle bill waa partly open. situde» of this metamorphosed parlor­ "I can’t close It because when I ate tell you to-morrow night about Uncle and even turn it back to steal a few COMMENCES WEDNESDAY maid. In common with former precious moments. The picture was my last fish," said the bird, a bon# Wiggily and the big dog. I 1 '

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1918 >f 5T

the ship and dispatched to Seattle from Cape Flattery. » In the dkys of scarcity of tonnage Are You Going East? the salvage of the Canada Mar it is to SALVAGE OF LINER hh be doubly appreciated the loss of a •fVICTOB «kip of her- type would Lavs fcftKh A IF SO big blow to the owners. The bottom of the CarjLda Maru Is being surveyed to­ Why not travel Canadian Northern■ all the way and secure the beat available WHS GREAT FEAT day by divers. It 1# understood that service and pleasure en route, also the farooua Canadian Rockies? the ship will go to Tacoma to be haul­ ed out foi* repairs. BRITISH SPORTSMEN Canada’s Newest Railway Canada Maru Worked Off Offers In every respect Comfort. Convenience and Interest. Lowest possible one SNAP Way and return fares from Victoria,- B. id., to all Canadian and U. B. points. Reefs at Cape Flattery by EMPRESS MADE FAST MAKE THE SACRIFICE DOES WONDERS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE Buhnner tourist rates to Edmonton and Calgary. Snap Is the best preparation known for removing dirt, grease, oils, Call In and fitqtilre, we ate onlf ’too pleased to explain. Anchor Purchase System paint, acids and stains of all kinds. Snap has no equal for household -Pemberton Block. BURDICK BROS. A BRETT. LTD., Phone UL RUN ACROSS PACinC purposes, cleaning, scouring, washing woodwork, hardwood Boors, bath tubs, sinks, etc. The only genuine and original antiseptic band THREE ANCHORS Casualty Lists Show All 1 Branches of Athletics Suf­ S1ÉAI t TIN* nrh ...... 2D» - DAY STEAMER TO DEATH OF CAfT. BIBB HAD TO BE ABANDONED Negotiated Passage From Yo­ . . f 1.25 SEATTLE fering by War. Phone 117 kohama In 11 Days 17 Hours till Government 81 PEOEN BROS. THÊ LEARNED WITH REGRET Damae. May Not Be aslrttlU WJSOSalooa Passenger London, Aug. 4.—British sportsmen S.S. “SOL DUC" continue to pay the toll In the great slve as Anticipated; Pumps war. the latest casualty list issued Was Commodore of Canadian- Easily Kept Water Down The Camden Pacific Ocean Services containing many famous names. PLAIN SIDE STROKE VICTORIA CRICKETER liner Empress of Japan. Capt. W. Lieut. W. 8. Macfarlane, killed, WINS FAME AT LORDS Australasian Line; Brought Dixon-Hope raft, reached port at 11 the well-known Rugby footballer of nldnlehi o’clock this morning after a fast run Edinburgh University and Edinburgh GOOD FOR NOVICES Niagara on Malden Trip With several hundred tons of water of eleven days seventeen hours Staff Quartermaster-Sergeant Yeo­ I'tlOD i tick*. Wanderers. in her forward hold, the weight of Yokohama. Such good steaming was Major W. J. Wilson, who has died mans, well-known among cricketers PUÛfcT SOUND NAVIGATION CO. which In no way affected the easy rid­ made that the big two-stacker com­ from the effects of gas poisoning, was here, has been winning "Tame at Lords. According-to “Canada,—4»»^ Shipping men here learned with re­ ing of the ship, the Osaka Shoeen pleted her trans-Pacific voyage one an old player of the Hull Northern Union Club. Good Ocean Stroke Which is was the only Canadien representa­ gret of the passing of Capt. John Gibb, Kaisha liner Canada Maru, dr l vert by day ahead of schedule. her own power, reached Esquimau har­ Captain L. F. Jenkln, now officially tive in the England vs. Dominions news of the death of whom was re­ The Empress brought in 162 first - announced to have been killed, after Not Tiring, Says Swim­ cricket gsme. and gave a good ac­ bor at 8 o'clock last night from Cape class passengers, one of the largest lists The Union Steamship ceived here yesterday In cable advices Flattery, where she had been hard having long been reported missing, count of himself in the high class she has handled in recent months. was in the Rugby fifteen at Dulwich ming Expert from Sydney. The dispatch to the ashore since Wednesday morning last. cricket company over there. Yeo,- Co., of B. C. Ltd. Thirty Years in Java. College. . ' ’• mans upheld his reputation as a British Columbia office* of the Cana­ As the Canada Maru was navigated by Pilot Cox past the Flsguard Light C. A. Oairdner. a first-class, passen­ Captain O. W. Young, killed, played bat and scored twenty-two, not out dian-Australasian Line stated that to an anchorage, in the naval harbor ger from Batavia, speaking of condi­ in the Bedford Modern School team. Harry Blonsky, well-known swim­ pltllne flow T..OWNT •» and*: Captain Harry O. Smith, discharged He will be remember*! as playing Capt Gibb died at Sydney, N. 8. W„ on she gave the Impression that she was tions in Java, stated that the lack of mer and writer on swimming, advocat­ here seven seasons ago with the old Hurt Inl.t-SkMfl* RlwPrtnc. Rupert bottoms in which to transport over­ from the array /through being badly Sunday night from heart failure. Just completing an ordinary voyage. gassed, was one of the famous Watson- ed the side stroke as an easy, comfort­ Oak Bay Club and was known as Rout, Tue»d,y* Ip.». She was on an even keel and in the seas the products of the Dutch East Rail,-Roll, Cool, Capt Gibb was commodore of the Indies, had seriously crippled trade in ian forwards who rendered great ser­ able stroke, especially good for those a good all-round man. although he •^.HWiSSCU best of trim when viewed from afar. It vice to Scotland in Rugby Interna­ rhiejfly distinguished himself as a ______4 Up. m. Union Steamship Company, of New was only when the ship was boarded the Dutch territory- Just beginning to swim. Rupert-Nm, Riwr-Anroi “.Hundreds of thousands of Jons of tional games. He played for Scotland “The side stroke is one of the easiest batsman. He Is a hard hitter and Zealand's fleet, and traded between that the peril to which the liner had eleven times in the representative once set is good for a big score. He Rout, Friday, 11 ». m. sugar and other products of the isl­ if properly manipulated. Many begin­ Sydney, Auckland, Victoria and Van­ been subjected became apparent, «..id games. .. . - , was associated with W. F. H. Ptl- Regular sailings to other B C. Pointa the realisation that a magnificent sal­ ands are piled up at tidewater, and ners seem to get better results by try­ couver for a number of years prior to there appears to be little prospect of Major Henry W. Persae, died of ing this plain side stro! e. The main kington. One of the many cricketers Dally except Sunday to PoweU River. vage feat had been accomplished waa the situation -being relieved." said Mr. wounds, was the well-known Hamp­ who has made the sacrifice in his retirement from the sea. fully driven home. reason this stroke is so simple is that OEO. McOREQOR, Agent, Gairdner. shire County cricketer. the body is really in a floating position France. In the Pacific Coast Tour­ H«* was commander of the Makura 1 wouldn’t have given fifteen cents Sergt. J. Critchley. reported missing, No. 1 Belmont Bldg. Telephone 1834. After that liner was completed for this "The Dutch ships were all/ Com­ on the side and all the. energy used is nament. which was dropped tem­ for her,” said Thomas Allan, superin­ mandeered by the Allies some jpnonths if t he famous toternational water-polo trade, and brought the fine liner Ni­ tendent of the British Columbia Sal­ spent In propelling the body forward. porarily owing to the warr Oow- ago. but there are a few. however, now Ichan Club was the leader in the agara out from the Clyde to Vlptorla in vage Company, in commenting upon Second Lieut. W. A. Assinder. died "The side stroke can be made on Maÿ, 1013. via Durban and Melbourne. operating between Kan Francisco and either side, the stroke is started with tournament at the time it was dis­ the almost hopeless position of the ship the Dutch East Indies, via Oriental of wounds, was a member of the Capt. Gibb was one of the most as she rested on the reef off Cape Flat­ Brotherhood of Old Edward lam», well the left arm. which Is held at full continued, but with nine of their enial skippers that ever paced the tery. “We decided to pull her off even P°Mr. Gairdner has been a resident of kiown in Midland Rugby football length ahead of the body. With the men overseas, seven of whom have ridge of a vessel and was universally fingers together, palm downward, and been killed. It was considered un­ if the bottom was torn out of her in Java for the past thirty years, having circles. -e__ . Epopular with the shipping community. the attempt, as her fate was scaled Second Lieut Ernest Attwell, who the hand tapered forward a little, so as fair to dispute their rights to the After bringing the liner Niagara to this spent fifteen years in Batavia and ~ to be cupped like n spoon. R p. Htthct * Co.. Ltd.. PaMongor anyway if she had remained there similar period In Sourabaya. has fallen in action, was famous in position. Yeomans left Canada with ind Freight Agen ta. Hit Wharf St. port on her maiden voyage In the ser­ much longer.'* swimming, more particularly in the “The ai m is brought down to the hip the 50th Battalion. A wound, after vice, Capt. Gibb, on his return to Syd­ He is now making his way to London at full length. Then it is brought back It was a case of curtailing the agony, by easy stages and does not propose to North of England, lie was 8 speedy eighteen months’ service- in France, ney, fumed his ship oyer to another fine man to the first position by holding the has put him out of action in the 8. X President Leave. Victoria skipper, and remained ashore. determination to succeed with the return to Java. and strong swimmer, and odds in the w rong direction. As it turn­ at water-polo. hand as near to the body as possible. field, but he Is doing duty In the fie has two sons in the British When the hand gets to the shoulder in Aug. », 6 p.m. ed out the scheme proved a com­ armv, one having been wounded In Walter Lees, the famous fast bowler Estates branch in London. plete success. The plan adopted as a of the Surrey County Cricket Club, 1* bringing the arm back to the first i«osi- France, the other being «with the air tion the fingers are pointed forward. For San Francisco, Los Ange­ last desperate effort to save the liner service. In hospital at Huddersfield, suffering ADJUSTMENT OF COAST pm gas-poisoning. Lees enlisted Place of Right Arm. was conceived by Superintendent Allan, Will Join Army. les and San Diego Direct •arly two years ago in the Royal CLOSE ENTRIES FOR and to him must be awarded the bulk Other passengers arriving on tlv*5 “The right arm is started Just in Alee sailings from Seattle, Mondays of the credit for the complete success Garrison Artillery. front of the head, with the fingers to­ Empress of Japan Included a number Captain R. V. Kestell played in the RED CROSS TENNIS end Fridays. of the big salvage effort. F*ced with of young Britishers from Hongkong gether and pointing downward, with a For particulars Phone No. 4. WAGE SCHEDULES the possibility of losing the ship the fifteen at Sherborne, and was a keen bend in the elbow of about ninety de­ salvors went forward with the task who are en route to England to Join athlete. « , CONTEST THURSDAY the army. Four of them, F. A. Brot- grees. In pulling the arm back. It is SAFETY—SPEED—COMFORT they had set themselves with de­ Lieut. R. P. Plaistowe, killed, previ­ dipped until the back of the elbow Is ton, J A. Rldgway, IL F. Barber, and ously reported missing, was the well- termination and u ri flagging zeal Huge Just under the water. The lower arm is Already Big List for Tournament kedge anchors were dropped fan-wise J. H. Ramsay, have been associated known Hlghgate School and Old Chol- brought back to the hip. throwing the with the Hongkong and Shanghai Working Conditions Are Being by the Salvor, five of them ultimately melians soccer player. water back as the arm is lifted out. Which io to Commence being brought into requisition, and Bank. They are accompanied by Dr. Lieut. J. H. Langdon, killed, was “In bringing the arm back to the first August 10. from these firmly-embedded hooks Pierce Grove. Nine are former mem­ the Gloucester and West of England position. Just the hand should he in the Inquired Into at Philadel­ bers of the Hongkong police, as fol­ hockey forward, while Captain W. W. A Fine Faun heavy steel cables were passed around water. The palm should be held toward Underwood, Who played in the cricket Entries close Thursday for the third On Vancouver Island for sale at the ship's stern winches. lows: • Sergts. C. Attken, P. J Mur­ the body, the fingers cutting the water. phia Conferences and soccer elevens at Lancing College, annual Red Cross open Lawn Tennis a big snap. The anchor purchase system has phy. J. 8. Stout. M. Rlscally, M Mur­ The arms are pulled alternatively. One been extensively adopted by the 3.fcC. phy, W. A. Wilson. R McFill, A- has been wounded. should pull a little harder with the Tournament promoted by the Victoria 160 Acres Salvage Company In past salvage un­ Marks and SUnf-Inspector P. Lanigan. right arm and a rest taken when the Lawn Tennis Club, «rnd to be held on US acres cultivated, balance In Philadelphia. Aug. 4.—Conferences dertakings on the coa*t, and it did not Fer Red Cress. ___ ARMY MAN STARS IN stroke is completed In this way the the club courts from August 10th to looking to adjustment of conditions and fail in the case of the Canada Maru body gets a little time to receive the timber. During the voyage the magnificent August 24th. M per cent black loam • ft. deep. wages in Pacific coast shipyards began Gradually the slack waa taken in, and sum of $1,400 was collected for deserv­ NORTHWEST TENNIS benefit of the momentum. here to-day at which representatives If addltonai strain was needed, the tug ing war purposes. Last night sn auc­ “As the body is gliding forward the There Is already a big entry list, and from the western plants and officials of Wanderer supplied it when she was tion was conducted by J. H. Ramsay left arm should be extended in front In addition to the expert players of 11 Roomed House the Emergency Fleet Corporation were Tacoma, Aug. 4.—Lieut. Harry hitched to the bits at the stern. which netted the sum of $840. The with the palm downward and the hand Victoria figuring In the competition Barn 70x146, poultry houses and iresent. The conference will confine Third Attempt Successful. latter sum will be donated to the Red Brock, former California champion, about two Inches under water. The • other buildings. 9 wells, wire tee If to discussion of the necessary won the northwest tennis champion­ body should not be rolled but held at there will be a good representation fenced. With this Is included a Two attempts were made before the Gross, while the balance amounting to fmachinery to give effect to the decis­ $540 will go to aid the members of the ship Saturday when he defeated Lieut. the one angle, which is directly on the fronv the Mainland. Exhibitions of large number of farm tools, such ions of the Macy Adjustment Boat'd. stranded ship was finally hauled into Henry Hahn. 1st Infantry. Camp deep water. The first time she moved Mercantile Marine. side all the time. The breathing is the tennis by well-known players will also as shovels, forks, etc., house fur­ Final adjustment rests with the ship­ Lewis. 4-4, 0-4, 4-4. 4-4. The two niture,ilture, dairy utensils. Including about twenty-five feet, the second time The Empress brought in a full cargo, same as described in a previous article be given, and with the attraction of building labor board. officers staged a spectacular battle in of this series. side shows, clock golf, etc.. In addition »llk cans, buckets, new Babcock Among the complaints to be consid­ about twenty feet, and at the third Including a valuable shipment of raw milk tester, churn, bottles, etc., I attempt the big hull slid off the ledge silk. In the steerage were a number which Brock's superior speed proved Inhale Through Mouth. to the games It is anticipated that ered are the failure of shipyards to the deciding factor. 'Wees, harness, IT milk cows, 1 classify workmen as given in the with a rush. of Chinese destined to man some of the “This is done by inhaling through the large numbers will be drawn to the Holstein bull, 11 Yorkshire pigs, Three of the five anchors were lost wooden steamers under construction Misa May me McDonald. University schedule of the adjustment board and of Washington star, won the laurel mouth and exhaling through the mouth |0 chickens, I farm wagon. 1 the action of certain yards in bidding as the Canada Maru came off in billows here. The Empress left about noon under water. In ordinary swimming a Entries may be sent to A. Fairbalm,| lirnt Irôn Wheel low truck, hay of seething foam. aA the Salvor had to for Vancouver. wreath in the women’s singles divis­ Box 1140, P. O. or to J. G. Brown, T. racks, gravel boxes. Democrat for labor and resorting to other means ion. defeating Miss Sara Livingstone, breath should be taken with every to attract men into their plants from make a quick get-away in order to stroke. The leg stroke is similar to the H. Leeming, Mrs. Lowder and Mjss K. buggy» single express rig, 1 Ford of Seattle, 4-4, 4-4, 4-1. utomoblle truck, • ft. binder, 4 ft. other shipyards. avoid driving on the reefs herself.* TIDE TABLE. breast stroke. While lying on the side Neame, members of the cqjnmittee. In the women’s doubles. Miss Mc­ the legs can easily be brought up to tower, 13. ...ft sulky —rake, Lbucking Picked Up Launch. Donald again triumphed over her rival . horse hand pssf1- Awe The Salvor, after seeing the Canada TlroeMt T.me.HVTimellttTlroeHt the surface. The left foot is brought ,w,vw, .larfows 12 ft., • ft. farm CAPT. DÂVISÔNTÔ when, coupled with Mies Schrlener. ELKS HOLD LEAD IN Maru well away on her trip to Esqui­ h. m. ft h m. ft.lh. in ft.jh. m. ft. up and then with a thrash toward the drill, garden cultivator and drill, they conquered Mrs. Bragdon and Miss right. mau. then pnt back to pick up her 4 l: - I . 21 IS 8 9 Livingstone. 6-7, 4-1, 1-6. The match fanning mill, etc., etc., etc. This RESUME COMMAND OF 4 38 1 7 . 21 56 19 “The right leg is drawn up extended CLOSE GAME UP TO year 100 acres In hay and pasture, launch containing two of the salvage ■ InrfiB 22 44 l.l was one of the beet of the tournament. outward and brought to the left with KV4 acres In potatoes. Milk con-, STEAMSHIP M0NTEAGLE crew. who had been left behind in the 3.11 1.4 17.12 S.1 ■44.119 34 0M44.4 1 >leuis. Hahn and Richards, of Camp a thrash. The spe^d depemdx upon the THE FIFTH INNING tract up to 4 months after peace rush to get clear of the reefs. The * oi ^«7.33 7.0------Lewis, captured*The mTè In the mens power used in pulling the water back. Is signed 44.140 per year, other 0Vr 8.3 ■ Aug:--6 —Cnpdatn Frank lima anchors ..were abandoned . after doubles In four sets, from Wallace It must be remembered that this stroke, piltk aaid ’tilings III abuut 0104 psi being buoyed. 1.31 7 9 0.14 mm2 17.30 7.4 31 54 6.4 Scott and Robert Wabrausek. The Cubs Turn Defeat Into Victory by month- Income^ from^plgs ^ last L. Davison, who has filled the position 3.34 7.4 9.49 2.4 17.18 7.5 as well as the others, should be used After Sight hours steaming, partly 22 27 LI ymiMBtf Ft- put UP a good battle but Adding Thrw Tt1»orj|i Cloift_...... Rmidoctor^‘ Call for further par­ tant where-superintendent at êvita-ï, t0i4l 3.0 4L40-* the C. P. R. docks, has receIvedNxord through dense fog, the Canada ■ÜUÊ6 4.30 4.7 10 r.l 4.0 17.62 7 7 had to succumb to the "It is hardly surprising how fast ticulars, no Information given from headquarters that he is to com­ reached Esquimau. The Salvor’s salv­ 4 12 5 0 5 26 6 X 11 18 4 7 18.15 7.8 powers of the veterans" „ some swimmers can travel with this 1 01 4 6 7 00 5.9 11.34 6.4 IS 39 7.9 over phone. ~~i------P-1------mand the C. P. R. liner Monteagle age crew came up the Straits on her, In the mixed doubles Mrs. Cushing stroke. This also makes a good ocean By beating the Elks In a seven-lim­ but she wa» not- difficult to handle. 2 07 4 2 19 00 8.6 and Brandt Wicker-sham defeated Miss when that vessel ' arrives from the 806 3 8 19 10 1.1 stroke. It is advisable to learn to ing game bÿ à score of five to three She Orient on her return voyage. The Forward Hold Full. 3.58 1 4 Rider and Phil Neer. 4-1, 4-1. swim this stroke on both sides, for Cube retained their record at the Rayai swtimmiirostMVE Monteagle ha* been in eommsmt of ATHiougti No." I hold was full to 4 44 2 9 when swimming In the ocean in a high Athletic Park last night. The Cube, 6.81 2 4 20 46 1.4 sea it is best to be able to turn from Captain A. J. Hailey for several years above the 'tween decks. Nos. 2 and. 3 with nine points to their credit from 6 17 3.0 32.06 1.4 FULTON AND DEMPSEY one side to the other." five games, are well ahead in the league Winch Bldg.. •<» Fort »«. and he has probably been granted an were comparatively dry. There was 7.00 J.7 .. .. 28.32 8.5 extended furlough. but a little water In the bottom of 7 41 15 f« 24 7 2 19.43 4.0 ...... MAY MEET IN CHICAGO table. The Elks still have to make these two holds when the liner anch­ . • 0.44 1.4 8 21 16 16 43 7 3 10 32 6 0 thelc second victory, but they have ENTRIES ARE COMING played one drawn game. Yesterday's Alleged Thieves Dismissed.—Charged ored here, a couple of pumps in each I 48 8.3 9.01 2.0 16 62 7.4 21 20 s.r with having goods in their possession 2.48 8 0 9 42 2.6 16.14 76 22.09 4.4 Chicago. Aug. 5 —Jack Dempsey and IN WELL FOR P. N. A. game for a time looked promising fon A easily keeping them clear. 8.61 7.6 10 22 8.4 14.44 7.9 23.02 3.0 Fred Fulton, heavyweights, who faced the Elks, who had the sedre three to that.they knew belonged to Frank King, Miscellaneous packages of freight 4.06 7.2 11 01 4,3 17.10 4,1 each other for twehty-three seconds a two in their favor up to the fifth inn­ Minnie White And Harry King were ar­ 0 00 S 3 • S3 6 1 11 41 8.3 GALA ON THE 24TH were floating on the surface of the week ago. will be scheduled for a eix- ings. but in the fifth the Cube turned WIRELESS REPORTS raigned before Magistrate Jay in the water in the forward hold. It is here 1.02 2.7 S 30 6.6 13.17 4.2 11.13 1.6 round exhibition here Saturday if defeat into a victory by obtaining three Police Court this morning. It is alleged that the greatest damage evidently 2.05 2 2 ..10.44 1.6 that accused had entered th» house of 3 08 2.2 If 21 1.4 Dempsey agrees to donate his services. Many Stars From Over the Line Will runs. There was no score in the last exists. Nos. 2 and 3 were clear of 4 08 2.1 . 10.59 8.3 two innings of the game The BHta August 6, • a. m. the complainant. King, and had taken a The show is planned as part of a Sal­ Be Seen Here m Waters quantity of goods. In addition to doing freight, the cargo having either been 31 6 06 2.1 15.14 8.0 IS 37 7.9121.44 S O scored one in the first innings and two transferred to lighters or thrown over­ vation Army benefit. Fulton is said ef Gorge. Point Grey—Cloudy ; 8. E., light; damage to the interior. King did not The time used i* Pacific Standard, for to have agreed. in the second. board. The three after holds are In­ 30.01; 64; sea smooth. appear in court to uphold his allega­ the 120th meridian west. It is counted Milne made a home run for the Cube - tact, and the bulk of the cargo remains from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to mid­ off Brown, who pitched the whole Cape Lazo—Overcast; calm; 30.00; tion against hie wife and her com­ night. The figures for height serve to SYRACUSE TEAM TRANSFERRED. The best exhibition of diving ever panion, and the Magistrate dismissed stowed there. game. He had five strike outs in six 44; sea smooth. Spoke str. AÎ-KJ, 1.15 Officers of the ship estimate that distinguish high water from low water. given in Victoria, it is claimed, will be innings. Holiness, for the Cubs, struck the charge Ernest Miller explained Where blanks occur in the table, the tide Syracuse. N. Y., Aug. 4.—The Syra­ seen at- the Pacific Northwest Associ­ a. m., off Cape Mudge, southbound; that Mrs. King and her husband, owing approximately 1.300 tons of cargo has rises or falls continuously during two suc­ cuse team of the International League out six in seven innings. been damaged by water, and several ation championships here on August The Elks’ supporters were delighted spoke str. Princess May. 1.45 a. m., off to certain habits of the latter,^ had cessive tidal periods without turning. waa transferred to Hamilton, Ont., at 24. W. H. Davies, the V. L A. A. pro­ agreed to separate, and they had divid­ hundred tons had to be Jettisoned. The height is in feet and tenths of a with the Improved play of the team Cape Mudge, southbound. foot, above the average level of lower low meeting of the league officials here moter, reports that entries for all the ed their goods and chattels. No theft The raw silk cargo, amounting to to-day. The Syracuse players will move and consider that but for Infield errors Pat liena — Overcast; 8. EL, light; events are coming along in good order, In the fifth they would have turned the had been committed, and he regretted 2,298 bales, and valued at over $2,000,- Esquimau.—To find the depth of water to their new home to-night to open up and the Visiting competitors will In­ 20.81; 67; jea smooth. , that the informant did not appear in 000, Is intitet, this precious freight hav­ on the sill of the dry dock at any tide, add tables on the league Ipgders. there Wednesday with the Jersey City clude the cracks of the swimming The Cubs were represented by Holi­ Bate van—Cloudy; N. W.; 20.82; 64; court so that he could be forced to ing been stowed in the 'tween decks. 19.0 feet to the height of high water as Club. world in the Northwest. It will be the acknowledge the injustice of his charge. Six barges of freight were saved from above given. first time that swimmers from across ness, Straith, Townsley, Green, Gandy. sea smooth. Brown. Moore, Milne, Campbell and Alert Bay—Clear; calm; 20.84; 66; TRAPSHOOTER6 HELD RED CROSS the line have competed here as the of­ ficial representatives of the United Cottet, while the Elks relied on Brown. sea smooth. Passed out. str. Princess <5enge, Hughes, Brookes, Stevens, Beatrice. 6.60 a. m.. southbound ; passed Chicago. Aug. 6.—Trapshooters hero States for a championship event, al though they have frequently been seen Shanks. Spence/ Sinclair and Smith. in str. Camoeun, 8.05 a. m., south­ for the Grand American Handicap, be­ The Cubs will meet the Garrison men bound; spoke str. Prince Albert, 8.10 SALVED AFTER FIVE DAYS ASHORE ginning to-day, raised $1,145 yesterday hero as competitors in their Individual capacity. _jain Friday at the Royal Athletic a. m , off Masterman island, south- in a Red Cross prologue. The money I‘ark In the Goldsmith Cup series, play was raised largely through bidding for The Multnomah team of swimmers being scheduled to start at 6.36. places as officials for the meet which and divers who will comi>ete will in­ Trlangle--Cloudy; calm; 30.14; 63; clude Myron Wilsey, Locks Webster, sea moderate. Spoke str. Admiral ends Friday. A team shoot resulted In victory for a team captained by Louis Balbach, H. W. Buck land. Miss Nicholson. 11 p. no., off Bella Bella, Thelma Payne and Mrs. Constance southbound; spoke str. Prince Rupert, Frank Troeh Washington State cham­ LEAGUE BASEBALL pion, 40© to 418. Meyer. Mrs. Meyer and Miss Payne, 1.15 p. m„ off Harold Point, south­ women’s national fancy diving cham­ bound. AMATEUR BEATS PROFESSIONAL pion, will take part in the fancy diving Dead Tree Point-Clear; calm; 30.22; contests and Mrs. Meyer will be In the National. 64; sea smooth. Passed out, str. Prince Chicago. Aug. S.-^Frod Bills, of Chi­ high diving event for women. At Boston— R- H. E. John, 8 a. m., northbound. cago, and Frank Troeh. of Vancouver. Pittsburg ... a ...... 0 6 4 Iksda Bay—Cloudy ; calm; 20.04; 60; Wash., defeated Mark Arle, Thomas - ACKR0ŸD THANKS Boston ...... 1 4 1 sea smooth. o. 111., and J. Graham, of Long Batteries—Adams and Schmidts ; Prince Rupert—Cloudy; calm; 30.01; Lake, Ill., in an open shoot for pos­ ELEVEN WHO AIDED Rudolph and Wilson. 67; sea smooth. session of the Hercules open and ama­ At Brooklyn— R. H. E. Neon. . . * " teur challenge cup yesterday, prelim­ IN WIN SATURDAY Cincinnati ...... 6 11 -2 Cape latzo—Clear; calm; 30.02; 63; inary to the Grand American handi­ Brooklyn „...... 4 4 1 sea smooth. Spoke motorship Apex, cap trap shoot. Bills, a professional, Batteries-r-Regan and Wingo; Rob­ made 186 out of a possible 200. Troeh, The following letter has been re­ ertson. Cheney and Archer. 0.35 a. m.. off Sisters light, south­ ceived from A. H. Ackroyd who cap­ bound; spoke str. Prince Rupert, 10.30 an amateur, made 180 out of a possi­ At New York— R. H. B. V::J ble 200. There were seventy com­ tained the eleven which beat Vancou­ Chicago ...... 6 0 2 a. m.. abeam, southbound. ver at Brockton Point on Saturday: Pachena—Cloudy: 8. E„ light; 20.01; petitors. New York ...... 8 • 2 There are two features in connec­ 68; sea smooth; thick seaward. Batteries—Vaughn, Carter, Dougins Smallpox Chargs.—Hleorge F. Waites tion with the Inter-City cricket match and KllUfer; ^oney, Causey and Mc­ played last Saturday, to which I would Winnipeg Alderman Here.—Aider- was fined $25.00, by Magistrate Jay in Carty. the Police Court this morning for fall­ greatly like to ha\> publicity given. At Philadelphia— R H. B. man Flatter, of Winnipeg, Is at present T. The really wonderful support visiting this city, and he spoke at the ing to notify the health authorities of St. Louis...... 1 5 2 a case of smallpox which lately broke given me by my team, for which It is Philadelphia t I 1 Board of Trade meeting this morning. iinpoàslble for me to Adequately thank Batteries — Dealt and Gonzales; . Mr. Fisher is a prominent member of out in his family Accused pleaded them. The eleven played as the Board of Trade tin his own city, that he did not know that two of his and not as individuals, and American. and he urged the responsibility of such children were afflicted with the

0 pressions to-day, but me problem» that employment in connection therewith. The census of 1911 showed that forty per cent, of Canada*» imputation was Ovrcii is Indicated by the operations these termsos now present are Inin a Veryvery 4. To advise and assist in the fin­ so far reported. large measure entirely new. For that under sixteen "ÿears of age. Calculated ancing of Provincial undertakings such The situation about Boissons, where The Great West Permanent B.C. FUNERAL CU. reason there has been a marked dif­ on this basis the present population of as Inter-Provincial Railways, high­ Canada would appear to be more than the French have pushed well out to (Hayward’s) ÜA fidence shown by Canadian statesmen, ways ind land settlement. politicians and public men in dealing 8.250.000. exclusive of those now over- the northeast of that city after cross Loan Company Phone 233S Provincial Councils. ing the Aisne, is full of interesting WIWNiae*. TORONTO. REGINA. CALGARY. EOMCNTON. with or assuming the responsibility of In connection with the registra­ TM Broughton Street laying down a policy that will deal Personnel - A Provincial Repatriation possibilities to observers here It may SASKATOON. VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. EDINBURGH. Sm> Hater or Horae-Dream Commission: tion the names of 167,273 male agri­ be that the purpose of this movement VICTORIA BRANCH. S1» View «L R. W. PERRY. Menage- with and settle a situation, the magni­ cultural workers have l>een secured and Equipment tude and .complexity of which is only •1. A Chairman appointed by Federal la to gain such a position In the rear Government. placed at the dts|»osa| of (he "various■ oT the Aisne line as to force the Eetebliehed IMF Second to the great task of bringing orx wilzatiunK dealing with the problem the present world • conflagration to a 2. Four members appointed by I Yu of /arm lal»or In the various provinces. enemy to absndon that naturally triumphant and victorious end. vincial Government. Complete returns from the Maritime strong defensive imeitlon without While It is true that much individual 3. Representatives of Municipal. Provinces follow: pitched battle. Again the purpose effort and some governmental action Commercial and Industrial interests Male Female. Total. might be even more limited and have URNS. KARRI AGI SAND DEATHS has been directed towards the working and returned soldier organizations. The I*. K Island . 25.395 28.294 >3.689 to do only* with sweeping the enemy out and settlement of some of the total number of members not to^ï Nova Scotia. - 150.075 158.514 3118.589 back from the Immediate vlcHUty of many phases of this great problem, yet N. Brunswick 109,8.15 113.153 222.989 Boissons, as he has been swept back DIED. it is unquestionably true that-up to Suggested scope of functions Practically completed returns from from the west .of RhHnis BFCKWITH- At the Royal Naval Hoe the present time, particularly In Can­ 1. To extract from the military re other provinces are. The drive from Boissons is "headed pital, HuAl.tr. Kngland. on Aug 1. ada, no comprehensive scheme of re­ cords all those who will take their dis­ Male Female. Total. in such a direction that It may be the 1.113.626 beginlnng of a far more ambitious pro­ 1916. Surgeon - Probationer . Alt red patriation has yet been submitted. charge In • the Province, obtaining the Quebec ...... 569.919 560.607 Fa) ward (Predi Beckwith. R.N.V.R., following information: - - Ontario ...... 899.694 943.629 l,l«i.Z33 ject by Gen Foch. It might welj fore | dearly beloved aon of John L. and Repatriation—Its Meaning. Manitoba .. 128.982 252.407 shadow, officers here say. extension Of (a) Name. 123.425 Agnes 8 Beckwith, aged twenty It Is first of all necessary to arrive" Saskatchewan 223.909 161.411 385,220 the battle front northward in an effort WILD DAY ON THE three years and nine months. ' at a clear conception of what we Whether marred or single. Total.- 2.467.122 2.353.114 4.811,446 theatre what has-fmpinned (n the Aisne te) Number of dependents. (By Burdick Brow A Brett. Ltd.) Mm. Hall nnd Wallace Pollard wUh to made to our tfroope and their depend­ Marne SellMrt thank their many kind friends for their ents, but they are vague and • Indefin­ 4f) Financial position. At leant, thirty-five divisions of Ihe Chicago, Aug/ 6,.—The Hhqrt covering IS BACK IN GROOVE kind sympathy and the beautiful floral ite to a degree. (g) Desire as to employment. DISASTROUS PERIOD German..Frown -Primes army have] which started yesterday was Tarried Into tributes In their aad l>ereavemenL It is necessary that these promts1* th) Desire as Jo future educa­ been roughly 1» an died, according to-day and corn futures were sharply should set out what is contemplated, tional ,,r technical training. FOR THE GERMANS estimates. Their losses in men an- higher. The market became very wild and what is to be done. I woul-l sug­ 2. To obtain particular* respecting guns probably have crippled these • nd fluctuations most erratic. Reports gest that when we speak of repatria­ employers of labor as follows: troops to such an extent that It will from various points of relief from the dry Buying Mood of Yesterday Not Tobin to. Aug «.—Gordon Knox. In a take weeks to refit them for offensive hot weather started a celling movement tion. we understand it to mean an or­ (a) Name. special cable to The Toronto Mail and ganised effort, on the i»art of the com­ operations, and even for defensive ind the market broke quickly before the Answers to Times (b) Nature of employment. 11m pi re from France to-day, aaya: • end of an exciting day Oats was much Apparent, at Session munity. to reinstate in civil life all (<*)—1. Number of employees. "The fifth year of the war haa open­ steadier than corn those of our troops who shall return r 2. Number of aliens (enemy) ed-disastrously for the German», who Corn— Open. High. Low. Close. To-day capable of such re-lhstatement and a employed." Want Ads. during the week-end have ti^en forced Aug. ... 159% 161% 158 158% sympathetic assistance to and care of U. S.-GERMAN PRISONER 3. Number of employees to abandon what now amounts to four- Sept. ... 163 184 16?% 11 those who, having suffered from serving colors. 161% •26. II*. 175, WO. 926. 1000. 1005. 1016, fifth* of the territory v captured by EXCHANGE IS OPPOSED Oats— 1■ounds or Illness as a result of the 4. Names and particulars Aug. ... 69 (By Burdick Bros, * Brett. Ltd ) 102». 1045. 1069. 1077. 2972. 3011. 3050. 3467, them since their offensive on May 27. 69 «8% <1% war. are no longer able to carry on of such employees. BY HAMBURG PAPER Sept. ... 69 69% 68% New York. Aug 6 —There did not ap­ •4*». 34*1. 3430. 3-96, 3535. 3950. 3956 their own maintenance as citizens In a "On the road yesterday I passed s «8% (d) If wilting and able to rein­ % % % pear to be mu< h follow j up to the buying free country. state. on return. Itatch of about 200 or 400 prisoners. They were nothing like the men of the NEW YORK CURB MARKET. (e) Contemplate exclusion of Amsterdam. Aug. 6—Discussing the movement which started on the stock Not Enough Yet. early days of the war, but they could work with possibility of other em­ proposed exchange of American and (By Burdick Bros. A Brett, Lid.) market here late yesterday and the mar- Tb# nation put forward an organized not be classed as men of pas( .137% 140 Allls-Chalmer* ...... 34 33% 33% ernmeiyts have guaranteed the re-eni and municipal works available for em CASUALTIES AMONG the other prisoners, would enormously Aetna Kxplosives .... 13% 13% ployinent of all those public servants ploy orient. facilitate recruiting in the United VN right-Martin Aero 9% Am. Sugar Rfg. .. .110% 110% 110% 6 To advise and assist in the estai» '-»% seining with the colors who are not CANADIAN SOLDIERS States, second, assuming that .-the Submarine Boat . 16 17 Am Can Co,, com. .. 47% 46% 46% - llshment of public and municipal works permanently incapacitated from rend Americans take fewer prisoners than United Motors ...... 32% 33 Am Car Fdy. .... 84% 84% 81% and land settlement schemes. the Germans, it would be natural for Tuolumne Copper ... I TXrWEATHER 1 erlng civil service. The Governments 1% 1% Am. Cotton Oil ...... 41 41 41 psn have in a measure shown that it is the 7." To establish Government employ­ Ottawa. Aug «.—The following the Allies of the Vnlted States to Int. Petroleum ...... 13 14 ment bureau. casualties have lieen announced: Am. Ixicomotlve 66% 66% 66% 1 Daily Bulletin > u«-nlshrd ! intention to give preference to returned "make up the requisite number of pris U. 8. Steamships .... 5% 6 1 by the Victoria Meteor men In respect of general employment *• To arrange for securing employ Infantry. merit, which would indirectly enhance Curtiss Aeroplane .j. 36 37% Am. Smelt A Kef. 7* -, 78 78% Northwest Oil ...... i. Am T. A Tel ... 1 ologiral D<»parrm»nt. many private firms have given similar ment for returned soldiers whose in­ the reputed achievements of the Unit 60 62 92% »1% 91% Killed in action—Pte. B. L. Me- Sapulpa Refining . . j. Am Wool. com. . 59 59 assurance to. employees on active s> juries or illness prevent them following Creerv. Vancouver. ed States.” 6% 7 59 "This.” the article says. "Should be Big Ledge Mining .5. 1 1% Am Steel Fdy. . 73% 73% 73% vice, and that obligation should rest their former occupation. j Missing— Lieut L. C. Gllmour. Moose Victoria. Aug. 6—6 am —The baro upon every employer of labor. Hut 9. To assist dependents of soldiers prevented." Caledonia ...... 47 49 Anaconda Mining 66% «6% 66% Agr. Chemical ... that alone is not sufficient. who have been permanently disabled or The newspaper further demands th Cons. Copper ...... 5 5% 90 96 meter ha* fallen over the Interior and Prisoner of war— Lieut. A. B. Pike. “as a retaliation for America's dis llecla Mining ...... Atchison ...... 86% killed. Btouffviile. Ont. 4% 4% 85% 85% ahoweru may occur there, while on the Essential War Time Jobe. graceful entry into the war." the Idea Howe Sound Mining 4% 4% Baldwin Loco. . . 92% 91% 10 To provide training either - agri­ 91% Coast fair weather I* general Light It must bt*-ireci»knized —that at the Wounded Pte J. o Nichol. Rnder- of an exchange should be entertained Kerr Lake Copper ... 5% 6% Baltimore A Ohlc 53% 63% 53% close of the war a period of readjust­ cultural. technical or educational of re­ by. B. C.; Pte. 8. W. Cooper, Victoria. Magma Copper ...... 32 35 Bethlehem Steel . 83% 83% raina have occurred in Alberta and .Sas­ turned men. only after all other prisoners are re­ 83% ment is as inevitable as the following Wounded; now on duty—Pte. F. J. leased." Niphusmg Mines ...... IV. 8% Butte Sup Mining 27% 27% 27V. katchewan and these may extend to of night the day. Many of our artisans 11. ’To assist In the completloh of Goldsmith. Nelson. II. C.; Pte. A N. Success Mining 11 13 Brooklyn Transit ...... 41 41 41 training cither technical or educational Manitoba and mechanics—in fact, the great host Davis. New Westminster. Pte O. N. % % % * Canadian Pacific ...... 153 152 152 of men and women now engaged in temporarily abandoned at the call of Howe. Port Haney, H, C. HEAT DISLOCATED NEW YORK BONO MARKET. Central Leather .. «7% 67% 67% the colors by men at the date of en Victoria^* Barometer,—XûJiïi tenapbra- Ill—Pte. 8 Morris. Cmnhrook. Crucible Steel .... 66% 66 66% war work auch as the manufacture of Hutment, (By Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd.) ture. maximum yesterday, 65; minimum. war materials, including everything «hell gassed—Pte J. Redman. Ver­ BRIDGE AT RACINE Chesapeake A Ohio 66 -M— IS__ non. B. C. Bid. AsWet 63; wind. 6 miles W ; weather, dear from rifle bullets to aeroplanes, em­ 12. To assist in the providing of Chit . Mil. A St. P. 44% 43% 44% homes for returned men who are pre- Anglo-Fr 6 ...... 93% bodying the worker in the forest, the Racine. Wia . Aug. «.—As a result of Chic . R 1 A Pac 23% 23% 23% Van cmirer -~Baromet >r. 3** tempera­ l»ared to return to former avocations. u. k e. me ...... *9% 99% ture. maximum yesterday. 74. minimum. mine, the shipyard and the factory— the intense heat here at midday the Colo Fuel A Iron 46% 46 4«% HUSBAND BIGAMIST, V K St,. 1919...... 98 98% 99% 90% 90% 5- . wind, l Ilin, u I- Ithet at the close" of the war will find that Porvigion For Disability. steel beams In the Main Street bridge U. K. 5%, sec. env 99% 99% Chino Copper ...... 39%..... 39% 39% KamU>i*™—Barometer. 29.68; tempera­ that form of employment is no longer In the cases of solders suffering per WIFE KILLS HERSELF expanded to such a degree that the V. K 5%. 1931 96% bridge could not he closed after it had Cal Petrol-urn ...... 15% 19 1»% ture. maxim urn yesterday. *6, minipium. available In consequence, a consider- manent partial disability.______It will be Am For. Sec. 5 «T% 97% Chile Copper ...... 16% able period of time witht»e required t«*j~#ot»nd--4-h*t the incapacity may be dim- teen «sunt 9JSB to alto* the {umt BW G0Vt.-4-g.-r^ -43*- * -445- IftT, wrnif. calm; weafRer? ctoudy ~ of aw outgoing steamer. The bridge, •ortr rrofliiftfl : 1T%— Prince Rujiert—Barometer. W ill; VenT readjust thw Industrial wmmtim.no re mtwhed Twarsit try utTtflctal ex- -fr OMi which U k giHLTfoot sti y’tqre. Temgfnw* ties « ...... -«■ perature. minimum yesterday, 62. wintL apply the Industrial energy of the day l»edtents. Uest.iration in such cases iBria 1«V 14% J. Jewett, nee Stella Victoria Morgan o|n*n for three hours ' while the fire Kush Govt 5%. 1921 . rS4---- 67 H% calm. weather, fair directed as it is largely to manufacture will probably be a matter of skill and committed suicide here to-day by- department played streams of cold Do . list pref...... 31 31 31 >f v* u supplies, equipment and accout­ expense. Many a man who has lost an Do . 1926 ...... 95 ioe Gen. Klee trio ir. Calgary—Temperature. maximum, year throwing herself from a canoe Into the water upon the metal in order to cause 97% 115 115 rements, t-> the work of inanufac tur arin or a log or as has already been Dorn. Cas. 6. 1919 .... 97% Goodrich (B F.) ... .. 44% 44% terday. 70: minimum, 44. rain, .12. Bt. Lawrence river some distance from a contraction sufficient to allow It to 96 44% Ing the commodities required for the proven both legs or arms may l»e pro­ >om Van. 5. 1921 ... 94 (it.' Nor. Ore ...... 31% 31% 31% Kd monton — Temperature, maximum shore. Two men standing on a dock be closed The temperature In Ra­ Pnm. Can 6. 1931 .... 96 92% maintenance of the civil population' in vided artificially with substitutes and not far away put out in a skiff but cine to-day ranged from ninety-eight . 80 79 80 yesterday,- 6*, minimum. 44: rain. .06. Dom, Can. 5, 1926 .... 92 94 Gt Northern, pref. . ta stake of peace- 1» there anyone who. were unable- to roach her before she 96% Temperature. doubts that as a result many now oc satisfactory avocation. Argentine Govt. 6 ... : 95% Hide A I.*»., pref. .. sank, after coming twice to the surface Chinese Rep 6 ...... 92 97 81 % 81% It Is highly desirable to appoint of the water. The suicide reveals some Inspiration Cop...... 52% 52% 52% Max. Min copied will be out of employment? Dom Can. 6, 1937 .... 91 92% Tatoosh ...... 56 Wanted—The Bridge. committee of experts to deal with this tragic circumstances. SYDNEY CITIZENS Inti Nickel ...... 30% 30 20% Fr Republic 6% ...... 98% 98% Int'l Mer. Marine Portland. Ore...... 72 highly important branch of the general The young woman, a membeV of 81% 26% 26% 26% It Is to the abridgment of that per STATE DETERMINATION A . T. A 8. F. Gen. .. 81 Do., pref...... 88% 72 scheme of repatriation, and it would be highly-respected family, was married 76 96% 97% sîn* Francisco .. v., jod of readjustment aggravated as It Saturday night to a returned soldier, B. A O 1st Gold ...... 74 Kennecott Copper . . 34 33% 34 . 74 will be by the demobilization of th necessary for the Federal Coumission Bethlehem Steel 1st .. 8«% 87% • Cran brook ...... to make rceomtnend^ions to 1‘urlia who gave the name of Krneat J. Kan. City Southern 17% 17% 17% . 7» hundreds of • thousands of Canadian' Sydney, Aust.. Aug. «.—(Canadian entrai Psc. 1st Ref„ 77% 79 Penti<,tqu ,...... 85 ment with that end in view. Jewett, and the couple took rooms at Press Dispatch from Reuter's. Ltd.)— I- to carry mart pouches over the Wash­ High lx>w. Leei Republic Steel . 92% 91* 91% Firs Less in July.—There was only ments with the work largely under the Is properly expended, will prove a Robinson and another man whose $777 loss on buildings and contents by ington-Philadelphia-New York air name has not l»een ascertained which Ames Holden ....! 26% 26% 26% Southern Pacific ... . 84% 84 «V4 , direction of the Federal Parliament kr sound and , safe investment for the dvpthern Ry , çom. ... 23% fires In Victoria last rorfnth, protecting post route wer»* delivered to the Gov­ left Winnipeg Beach in a sailboat on lto.. pref 71 71 71 . 231* 21% 23% necessary. country. When it is recognized That lWo.jLpref...... ------62% 62% an insurance of $155,000. Thirty-three ernment to-day by the Standard Aero­ July 26 and has not returned. It is Bell Telephone ... 130 B 62% With a view to action on this Impor­ land settlement will take dire of not Brasilian Traction 38 R Studebaker Corpn 44% 44 44% alarms wtYe received. The department more than ten per cent, of the return­ plane Corporation. The machines will f.Mp-d they met with disaster. worked twenty-eight hours, inspected tant work I submit the following out­ be put Into immediate service. B. C Fish ...... 45% 45% 45% The Texas Company . .152.162 .161% . 151% line of an organization. ed men. It is obvious that th» other Can. Cement, com 63% «3% 63% (Tnion Pacific -121% 120% 120% 43$ buildings, served seven tire preven­ features of a scheme of repatriation U. 8. TELEGRAPHERS. tion notices,; And had to take one case Central Executive. 92 A 1’tah Copper . 82 82 82 are absolutely essential. ï J3 U. S Ind. Alcohol ....128% 127 to the Police Court. Personnel.—A Federal repatriation an. Car Fdy., com 37% 38 127% Cast of Idleness. Washington. Aug. 6.—Discharge of U. S. Rubber...... 63 TO DAY’S BASEBALL telegraph operators by the Western Do .- pref...... 91 89% *9% •M4 «1% Repatriation should not be a mere Can. S. 8., com. .. 43% A V. 8. Steel, com. . ..lie 108% 10»% Union Telegraph Company because Do., pref ...... money-scattering proposition ; money . 77 77 77 .110% 110% llt% they wore union badges will be dis Virginia Cheip ••• 51% 61% will be required, and in very large National League. cussed Wednesdayl between officials of ’an. Locomotive .. 60 A 11% 101% Western Union .... 79 79 7» WhenYou Travel, Even in Canada amount*, and unies* the organisation At Philadelphia— R. H. K. the Post Office Department and 8. J. Cat. Gen. Klee trie 101% 161% Civic Inv A Ind. ^ . «% «1% 81% Wabash R. R. Co. 9% •% dealing with this great problem Is a Pittsburg ...... to 14 1 Konenkamp. president of the union. It Wabash R. R ,”A” . 38 carry your funds in Travellers' Cheques, is intimated action may be expected. on*. M AS...... 35 25 26 87% «7% sound and complete one with its work Philadelphia ...... 2 7 1 Willy’s Overland . 19% well laid out. and properly followed, it Batteries—Cooper and Schmidt; Pren- Dom Bridge ...... 123 A 19% 19% issued by The Merchants Bank. Westinghouse Blec. 42 415 41% will be Impossible to prevent great dergast and Adams Devine. Smith. Dom. I. A 8...... g^.. 82 B Personal cheques are often refused. TO-DAY’S TRADING IN Dom. Textile ...... 89% 89% •9% An Fr. Loan . * .1., 91% 99% 92% waste both of time, money and energy. At Brooklyn— R. H. K. Amer. Sumatra .... 130% 128% 129 Money may be lost or stolen. Chicago ...... 6 11 1 Lake of Woods Mlg 13» B But In looking at the great amount of WINNIPEG MARKET Laufentlde Co. .169 169 189 Cuban Cane Sugar . 31 M 80% Travellers' Cheques, on the other hand, money necessary, we should also look Brooklyn ...... 3 4 I Col. Gas *5% Batteries—Tyler. Martin and Kllllfer; I.yall Constn. Co. . 81% 81% «1% «% 86% sre cashed by banks, hotels, transportation at the economic loss bound to obtain Winnipeg. Aug 6 —There was little or Maide Leaf Mlg 1H%A Gen. Motors ...... 117% 162 167% by ‘ the idleness of- great numbers of Coomb» and Miller. Ohio Gag At Boston— R. H. E. no change In the cash markets from the Mackay Co ...... • •v7« 78 74 1»% 8«% 89% companies and stores at their face values, man. For instance.- if half a million last few weeks. There is a continued fair . 8. St.>el, com 89% «9% 69% Sin. Oil...... 32% 22 81 men remain Idle for only one week. It flt Louis ...... 3 10 0 Tob. Prod ...... and enable you to raise ready money Boston ...... :... 10 IS 6 demand for milling oats from the Ontario 100 B . 6>% 69 69% represents a loss in wages alone of dealer*, with the volume of business small C‘nt. Hte<*l Prods. •2% 83% Un. Cigar Stor» ... 100% 99% !•«* wherever you happen to be. If lost, they are $9,000.000, and this based on a three- Chandler Mot ...... 89% of no value to the finder ; if stolen er des­ owing to the light offerings. Ogilvie Mlg. Co. . 173 A 88% «9% dollar per day wage, which at this time not so much I am inclined to think, for Oath closed unchanged from Saturday’s Do , pref ...... 100 B Lib. tsMUi ...... 100 00 99 96 99 98 Do., 4e ....,____ troyed, they will be replaced without extra is far below the minimum wage of the himself, but In the fhçe of the grim close ft*- October and % cent lower for Penmans. Ltd. .. 17 71 77 . 98 00 92.66 93.68 average worker If the idleness con­ December Flax closed 21 cents lower for Quebec Railway . 18 18 11 % % % charge. Use them for your next journey. realization of that condition of affairs October ' NEW YORK COTTON. tinues for six months, the loss Is $225,- that is bound to obtain at* the close lordon Paper ...... 118% 111% 118% Oats— Open High. Low. Close. (By Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd.) 000.000 in wag3S alone. of the war when hundreds of thousands Shawinigan ...... *' lll%B Oct ...... *4 ' 64 8214 82% , Open High. Low Close Mutual Help. of bis comrades shall find themselves Spanish River Pulp. .13 IS 133 Dec...... 76 79% 71% 76% Do., pref...... 60 B Oct. *...... 28.10 29.60 97.77 29 46 TH€ MERCHANTS DANK It is also well to remember in as­ in the poeitlort In which he finds him­ Flax- +- Steel of Can...... 66% ««% Dec...... 27.4» 29.00 27.87 28.98 suming this heavy financial responsi­ self to-day. ««% Oct...... 4SI 431 412 414 Do., pref...... 94% 94% 94% Jan...... 27.45 28 95 28.10 28 98 Heed Ofllee: bility. that while the country 4s help­ If he complains, who Is there to say Montreal OF CANADA Established 1B04. Cash prices: Ottts—2 C. W.. 69%; 3 C. Toronto Railway .... 84 81 «I March ...... 87.41 28 76 27.16 28.76 ing its soldiers, it Is helping itself, and that he has not just and proper cause? A. a FRASER, M extra 1 feed. 66%; 1 feed. 63%; 2 “Innlpeg Klee...... 46 48 «8 Spot ...... 81 IF VICTORIA BRANCH, that Is the proper point from which It And he will have that cause of com­ Iced. 80"* Dom. War Loan (old) 96% 9»% M% ...... % % « * J. SHBRRATT, Astis* should be viewed. plaint until some proper scheme of Barley—3 C W . 1Î6; ♦ C. W . 120. re­ Do . H»J1 ...... 94% 94% 94% NEW YORK SUGAR. OAK BAY BRANCH, Already w»* hear on every hand the repatriation is adopted and put Into jected. 161 ; feed. ! IS. Do.. 1937 ...... 93% 93% .2* New York. Aug «.—Raw sugar, centri­ bitter complaint of the returned man, effect Flax—| N W. C, 414. Lank of Commerce . .186% 185 fugal and granulated unchanged VICTORIA DAILY TIMER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1918 MAS PREMIER OLIVE* FIRE SITUATION IS THOUSAND DOLLAR “THE HAN OF DESTINY” Y ou Purchase Six Double Boot and Shoe Sale DIFFICULT ONE STILL FI IS IMPOSED Disc Records Marked Out by His Unconquer­ W.- E. Peirce, Editor of Defunct —and we will deliver this able Courage as Political Departmental Cost in One Sec­ handsome Columbia Orafonolw Week, and T. R. Cusack, Still Goes On Moses 1 tion Alone is $16,000 to any address in the city. to Date Its Printer Mulcted All Shoes reduced in Price. Every Shoe a bargain. You Pay Nothing Down on the Come everybody. A recent issue of The Western Wit­ GrafonoUt ness comments editorially upon Pre­ According to telegraphic reports W. E. Peirce was fined $1,000, or in mier Oliver under the heading: “The By the adoption of this new easy, reaching the Forest Branch of the De­ default three months, for being In pos Man of Destiny.” As well as the excerpt payment plan, we make .It possible Camp Model quoted below the editor sees an op­ partment of Lunds yesterday after­ session of a ropy of “The Week," i portunity for the land situation to be noon the fire situation throughout the weekly publication recently sup for all to enjoy the pleasure of poi­ Mâynard’s Shoe Store cleared up if Mr. Oliver will take the province is still causing British Colum­ pressed here under tbe consolidated sing one of these beautiful Columbia same Initiative as he has shown In 649 Yates St. bia's forest rangers a considerable censorship regulations, in City Police musical instruments, simply by do­ Phone 1232 dealing with the railway matter* of ing away with the usual Initial cash the Province. The editorial fails to see amount of anxiety. While the coast Court to-day. Peirce was editor of the Where Most People Trade why the speculator should have been district, which includes Vancouver Isl­ defunct paper. payment. given "another chance" by extending and, iy regarded as fairly safe the hot For printing thé publication Thomas On this model we make the "very the time limit for payment to another dry spell which has now set in through twelve m'bnthsj “thus enabling them to R. Cusack wad fined $260. the interior ha* made conditions there. special price of $27, and six Double- •IF IT’S FOR A FORD, WE HAVE IT" get away with practically the. whole “The Week" having been banned, no Disc Columbia Records will eoit you of their plunder." êStremëïy hazardous with a situation evidence was submitted. In giving Obviously referring (.o a letter from growing worse daily. $$.46, which Is all tbe money you the Premier which appeared in these judgment Magistrate Jay said he had Twenty Additional Firee. ■* are required to pay when making a columns, the editorial in queetlon sets been sent anonymously a copy Of Mr. out to say: With a hot Clear week in the Nelson purchase. "About ten days ago the Hon. Pre­ fores! district the situation has be­ Peirce'» protest against police Inter­ Exactly as illustrated. Power­ mier Oliver in a letter to a Victoria come serious, with no less than twenty vention, which he termed a "most In­ Come in to-day and choose your ful, silent motor, bayonet-joint CORK*. INSERT TRANSMISSION LINING newspaper touched upon the British additional fires reported, in addition to judicious proceeding” on the part of Record» from our Immense assort­ tone-arm, exclusive Columbia RAVBE6TOS CHATTERLESS TRANSMISSION L.NINO Columbia land question In its relation an abnormal number of lightning fires. some one. ments and see how easy we make tone leaves, graduated dial, speed to the returned soldier. Than Mr. Although the general rain during the regulator, etc. Peirce asked for permission to ad it for you te pay for the instru­ - * Are Beet by Teet Oliver1 there ha ho politician who com­ earlier part of the week was of consid­ mands more universally, the respect, erable assistance In the Cranbrook sec­ drees some queries to tbe Court, but ment admiration and "confidence of tbe peo­ tion, a fresh heat wave has again cre­ the magistrate refused to permit them TIKES ACCESSORIES REPAIRS ple. He le a man who does things. His ated an Increasingly dangerous situa­ to be put. tion. Similar remarks apply to the A few' Used Cars on hand. courage, his patience, his perseverance, No.further comment was made, nor seem to be unbounded, while hie Kamloops district with the exception did Mr. Cusack offer any remark. probity has become a provincial stan­ that only one fire is reported there with Notice was then given that the case NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. dard. In his handling of the railways the situation described as fair. would be appealed. FLETCHER BROS. question, during hie short term of office Ceet $16,000 in One Section. he has done wonders, ‘ and even his Western Canada's Largest Marie House 831 Yetee Phenes 4900-4901. FORD DEALERS strongest opponents have had no room Up to the present titne the total cokt 1121 GOVERNMENT STREET and 607 VIEW STREET to do anything but pay him compli­ of fire fighting operations in the Van­ ments on the results. That work, which couver forest district alone has reached MAJOR BURDE.M.C, In the New Spencer Bldg. Also at Vancouver has its bearings upon the transporta­ $16,008. Seven new fires were report­ I. O. D. E. Tag.Day.—The City Coun­ tion question, within the province, is ed to the Department yesterday. With cil at its meeting last night approved now pretty well dune. And it is good the general situation safe and well in NEWS IN BRIEF of Saturday. November 9 for a tag day to know that he has, at least, had even hand. At Prince George the past week ON HIS WAY HOME collection in Victoria by the 1. O. D. K. a few moment.* to think of. the land has been showery and conditions give AAA situation. The land question is of even no cause for com urn. Heavy show­ ers early last week in the Vernon sec­ “Why Pay High Rate for Fire ln- Army and Navy Veteran». — All greater importance than that o( the euranceT See the . Anti-Combine tion place the situation in complete members of the Army and Navy Veter­ railways. And if Mr. Oliver could see control. Three small tires 'are report­ Agents and save money. Duck & ans are reminded of the general meet­ tils way to concentrate his whole ed. Customary frequent rams in the Well-Known Newspaperman Johnston. ing of the Victoria unit to be held In weight and energy upon iLthere might Prince Ku|M>rt section have removed ft ft ☆ the Board room. Belmont House, to­ be a chance of something worth while the general hazard. Will Spend Six Months morrow evening at 8 o'clock. being done. Psychologically he is, or MOTOR CAR Conductors end Motormen are eat­ ing their lunches on the car and the A A A may become, the man of destiny. The Due to Carelessness. on Island wise ones are tarrying theirs in prepare*! man. for the special work. The Forest.Branch continues to trace County Court Judgment. — Judge His first hand acquaintance with agri­ Thermos Lunch Kit. It keeps the tea Lampman handed down judgment to­ the cause of many fires and not a few hot; it keeps the lunch clean and nice. culture, his knowledge of conditions in disclose palpable negligence on the day in the case of Hale vs. Plimley, in H. his determined straight-forward It 1h handy, durable and compact. $3.75 part of traveller». It is urged by tbe Word has been received in the city OWNERS favor of the plaintiff, who Is given $500 and $4.00. at R. A. Brown & Co's., 1302 damages. The action arose over prop­ business-like methods, and his uncon­ Department that occupants of railway to the effect that Major R. J. Burde, Let us help to pay your gas bills. Save the delivery tout by querable courage, would seem to mark i »ouglas Street. * erty at Quamichan leased by plaintiff carriages refrain from throwing lighted M. G, has reached Montreal on his way ft ft ft from the defendant, and it was claimed him out as the political Moses whose cigar and cigarette stubs out of the taking your goods home. peculiar work It Is to tree the British window; similar remarks apply to the home to Port Albernl, where he will The Navy League Chapter, I. O. D. E. that during the life of the lease certain buildings were removed from the prem- Columbia Israel from fhe bondage in fortunate possessors of automobiles. spend six months’ sick leave. Major Our location is on a wide street, safe for motor traffic. We will hold its monthly meeting Friday. which he is new held bv the speculator, It is pointed out that during the dry Burde is well-known In journalistic put the goods mostly in large paper boxes that will not scratch August 8, at 2.45 p. m. Arcade Build­ A A A and the foreign capitalist.” season grass and bracken easily circles in Victoria and throughout the ing. • Police Record for July.—One hundred catches alight, needing but a slight Province. At one time he was connect­ or mar the finest car. Note these money-saving prices : AAA breeze to fan a smouldering fire Into a ed with The Winnipeg Telegram and and five cases were dealt with in the VISITOR’S SUDDEN DEATH big blaze. Lawn Mowers Sharpened, latest pro- City Police Court during July, of which e*em. Jack » Stove store, 80S Yales. the Magistrate convicted eight-one per­ 1 hone 6719. • Richard B. Buxton, Guest et Strath- B. C. Grenuated Su­ Bevril Cordial sons. sent one up for trial and dis­ cons Hotel, Expired Near South A ft A missed twenty-three. The offences gar, 20 pounds.... $2.13 16-or. bottles. 96c Let the Lawn Mower Hospital cure were as follows: Assault, 1; city byT Park School Yesterday. SAANICH WAGE ISSUE that anaemic mower.. $12 Cormorant laws, 8; cruelty to animals. J; drunken­ ness. 16; keeper of disorderly house. 1; Death came with tragic suddenness Street * to Richard Bucharest Buxton, a visitor Bun Maid Sultana Columbia Macaroni AAA inmates of disorderly house, 21; high­ Raisins, full pound.., way robbery, 1; Military Service Act. to the city, yesterday afternoon. Re­ 16c Per packet...... 14c Friendly Help.—The Friendly Help turning from a walk to Beacon Hill TO BE DEBATED TO DAY Association will hold ita monthly meet­ 18; Motor Act, 16; Prohibition Act, 4; (A Better Article In a Bigger in possession of stolen property, 1 ; Park. Mr. Buxton was suddenly seised ing to-morrow morning at 10.30, in the with illness and collapsed near the Pureet Aromatic Malt Vinegar, Package) rooms, Market Building. Trespass Act, 1; vagrancy, 2; War Measures Act (prohibition of manu­ South Park School. Some passing per gallon. 96#. 04» n A A A motorists seeing his plight went to his Train Far Cadets. Ainsley Hel- facture of intoxicating liouorLJL safe­ Per large bottle...... keeping. 32. Fourteen accidents were assistance, and'Dr. Price Who happen­ The Inter-Municipal Sewerage mcken and Arthur C Owen, who went ed to be passing was called, but despite Finest Government Creamery to Toronto recently to act as observers reported, and the police gave tiret aid Butter, 63#, or his efforts Mr. Buxton expired before Question WilhAgain Be Be­ Dutch Cocoa in the Royal Air Force, are now taking in 11 cases. The patrol was called out 3 for ...... 138 Junes. he eould be removed to the hospital. $1.56 their training as cadets. Cerebral hemorrhage was the cause of fore Council Per pound ...... 28c A ft A death. Do Your Fruit in • Toledo Steam The late Mr. Buxton, who recently Choker—It saves fuel, time and worry. arrived from England and wa« a guest Reception Pure Extracts, QQ _ Marigold Oleomargarine, Q Q Will also cook meat, vegetables, pud­ at the Strathuona Hotel, was about At the meeting of the Saanivh Works 68#, 36# and...... LÙV, per pound...... OOC dings. custards, bread, etc., $13, at R. This week we are sixty-eight years of age. Passports Committee this evening a petition from Above Government Standard Eats like good butter. A. Brown A Co's, 1302 Douglas St. • found in his possession showed that he ^the outside worker» will be received A A. A showing an un usual - left England in March last en route for «taking for an advance of fifty cents per Juet in—A limited quantity of Economy Jar Tops. Don't Forget the Dance at the Hip­ San Francisco. According to his papers day for each man engaged. Last week podrome Wednesday night. he was born in Sutton, Kent, England, the Council agreed by a majority vote AAA gm ly fine and eompre- and for the past fifteen years had re in favor of a minimum wage of $3.26. Tillicum Women’» Institute.—Mrs. C. ™ hensive display of sided at 17 Worxenow Road, London, A Employee» are not satisfied, and have D. Nvroutsos is to speak before the passenger from England on the 8. 8. come back with the larger proposal. Tillicum Women s Institute at their E Hose. Mehta, he was expecting to leave Vic­ It wax forecasted then that they would monthly meeting hi the Tillicum School toria in k few days for Ran Francisco. not be contented with the figure aa set. It la known they are very determined The People’s Srecerteria on j Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. The late Mr Buxton was evidently Ladite’ Black Cotton How, 25f She will give a brief talk on the alms man of means, for over $1,000 In rash on the subject. 749-761- -YATES STREET- -749-751 and objecte of the Navy League ^f Ladies’ Black Lisle Hoee... 36# and letter of credit for over $2,000 were Sewerage Dispose!. Canada. During the afternoon Hie found on him at the. time of his death, Food Control License 1-948 prises will be awarded to the winners Silk Lisle Beet Hess, in white while according to his papers he had The attention of the Council will be MAJOR R. J. BURDE, M. C. occupation and was travelling for called by the Provincial Board of Health ttr the- nnaatiafartmry dartnago show held in June. Lisle Hoee, white an# black, 50# plessufeTT&ir ItlïlâUfllWnU'e AAA taking steps to get In touch with his cenditions in the vicinity of Burnside ing the gold rush to the Yukon he went Twice Wounded.—Bdr. H. G Smith» Penman'» Gotten Hose, In white, friends. __ ■■ Road and Harriett Road. It is a sequel north and became attached to the staff Lee as Pat O'Relley, a waiter, in the eon of Mrs. Smith, 608 Head St., Es­ black and colors ...... 60# to the recommendation of the City of the White- Horse paper, and later he first act Mise Gertie Hunt in Haw­ Health Officer recently. He asked the aiian costume danced the Hula-Hula quimau, has been wounded for the Fen man's Lisle Hoee, Ip white, was associated with The Vancouver second time. He has been overseas KILLED IN ACTION Inter-Municipal Committee to allow World and The New Westminster very gracefully; Pte. W. F. Scott, the black and color» ...... 65# connections to be made to the north­ possessor of a pleasing tenor voice, since 1915, leaving Victoria with a Private Harold E. Gaudin Make* Bacri Metre. draft of the R C. G. A. Artillery. He Penman's Silk Liele Hoee, white west sewer by certain adjacent Saan­ At the time of the railway Mom at sang the ever-popular, “Take a Pair of Fee iff France. ich resident», and the committee Tib is now In hospital In France suffering and black ...... 75# Albernl he went to that point, and Sparkling Ryes," and Miss Dorothy recommended. The City Council, threw, Wrlc contributed several vocal num­ from gunshot wounds in the shoulder, out the recommendation, and referred established The Pioneer News, hrterf • hip and legs. Smith had been pre­ Children's Strong Cotton Heed, Mrs. J. D. Glttis. 333 Moss Street, has the subject to the Provincial Board of removing to l*ort -Albernl, and calling bers In inimitable fashion. "The Wag­ viously wounded in the shoulder. black, 35# arid ...... -15# Just received word that her nephew gle o' the Kilt,” and several other Pte. Harold, E. Gaudin, has been killed Health. s his paper The Port Albernl News. Are Now About , AAA Children's Liele Hoee, white and Now the latter *>ard forwards the When war broke eut he was Mayor of Harry Lauder songs were given by G. High School Registration. pupils in action. Pte. Gaudin, who was black, 40# to ...... BOf letter formally drawing attention to Port Albernl, resigning that office to Pritchard, each number being warmly wishing to take the first year course twenty-five years of age, was an ac­ received, while Miss Dorothy Switzer countant In civilian life. He was born the subject, enclosing with It a report enlist in the 67th Western Scots. He at the Victoria High School must reg­ left for overseas service with the In Charlie Chaplin gerb, sang "Tramp, At Their lowest In New Westminster, where his mother, from the Inspector of the Department. ister by card mot later than Monday, 162nd Battalion, and for his distin­ Tramp, Tramp,” accompanied by the August 12. Proper registration cards, two young brothers, and two sisters Inspector De Grey agrees that the con­ Householder* ire advised ditions are a menace and nuisance guished service was decorated with the antics which have made that film on whir* the prescribed courses are 6. A; Richardson & Ce. still reside. ribbon of the Military Cross on the comedian famous. to buy their supplies for put­ He was one of the first contingent which should be abated, and reconi shown, may be obtained at the School Victoria House, S3» Yetee SL field in December, 1916, receiving the men, and had previously been wounded mends the Council to-.visit the site in Well-Known Artiste. Board Office, City Hall, from yesterday formal decoration last October while ting down. until the following Saturday, between conjunction with its Medical Health The .“patter" was eliminated in the and once gassed. Officer, being satisfied that an inspec­ on short leave In London. He left Vic­ the hottw oH pvflt. and jm. only. second half of the programme which AAA tion will convince the Council that toria as a lieutenant, and has gained opened with two songs sung with Returning via New York.—The Brit­ remedial action Is Imperative. ~ k hie majority on the field. much charm by Mrs. Harry Pooley, her It haa been stated without contradic­ ish Columbia Returned Soldier Com­ second number, “Somewhere in mission, Parliament Buildings, ha* tion that the nuisance arises on the Saanich side, but the effect thereof Is France,” bein particularly popular with ROCKSIDE been Ed vised by telegram from the O. LADIES' ENGLISH the audience; Miss Mamie Fraser, ac-, POULTRY FARM C. Clearing Depot, Quebec, that the felt within the city boundary, hence Dr. Price's suggestion. The Saanich CROWDED HOUSE SEES com pa nied by the Misses Whalen. Carol following officers left New York for BICYCLES Plimley’» Cycle Store, «11 View Tolmte, Frances Briggs, Dorothy British Columbia on Thursday, the 1st authorities were quite willing to put In some temporary connections, pending Swltier, and Doreen Smith, all in pic­ Before Buying Your instant; Capt. W. Hull, Bell Block, 220 turesque Highland garb contributed a Oak Bay Avenue, Victoria; Capt. J. V. a settlement with regard to the trunk sewerage controversy. FANTASY AT PANTAfiES song, "We're All Scotch,” and a very Terkeyi, Geese, Decks Perks, 3111 Moss Street, Victoria; graceful Scottish dance, the number Lieut. C. I. Ball, 161S Laurel Lane, St. being repeated in response to demands •si Chicken* Charles Street, Victoria: Lieut. H. ARIQN CLUB CONCERT for an encore. Miss LUliaa Haggerty, Heritage. 620 Beatty Street, Vancou­ who was,In excellent voice, sang "Life See our display at the PUBLIC ver; Capt. A T Morrison, 2866 5th At Parliament Buildings on Thursday Leading Artists Appear in "Gay is a Gardfcn,” and for an encore, "Just , MARKET Avenüc W., Vancouver. Awearyinfe* For -Yep,” and Dick Lee , A A A Evening; Public to Jein in Com­ Duoka Turkeys, Oeeee, Chicken» Joins Railway Corpse—Richard D. munity Sing. Paree;" to Be Re- caused much amusement with a comic Ducks, Turkey», Geeee, Chickens « rhomas. former secretary çf the Pa­ [Mobiloils, ■ong. A.clever exhibition of dancing cific Great Eastern Railway Company, The Arlon Club will give Its annual , peated To-night was given with muchr grace by Miss A grade for earirtrpe of motor Vivian Dana and Neil Telford, of Van­ has enlisted In the railway division of outdoor concert on the steps of the the Canadian Engineers, and has left Parliament Buildings on Thursday couver, while a singing and dancing for headquarters at North Vancouver. number by the Misses Birdie and Rita arranged fcy the members of the Wo­ eyenlng fr.im 8 till 16 o'clock, and the men's Auxiliary to the Great War Mr. Thomas's desire of proceeding to event will be made the occasion of a Pantages Theatre was filled with Ail Hunt proved one of the biggest bits of France with the Railway Corps has appreciative audience last night for the the evening. Veterans’ Association, land the various Just Arrived—a Carload Î collection in aid of the Red Cross. committees have beed working Inde- been considerably delayed owing to the Under the conductorshlp of Frank J. first performance of the musical fan­ Much credit for the success of the negotiations between the railway, cofti- tasy, "In Gay Paree," presented by affair is due to Mrs. Harry Pooley, fatigaldy to render the|affair a success, Re hi this fine choir will render a par­ pany and the province. General So conshmtly has the demand for Gargoyle Mrs. Osborne Plunkett, of Vancouver, so that the presence ef a big crowd Is ticularly attractive programme of Mrs. Harry Pooley In eld of the funds Stewart, with whom Mr. Thomas was of the Comrades of the Great War. The and ex-Corpl. Lee. who Wer# respon­ all that is necessary to ensure the rais­ choral numbers, of which full parti­ associated in railway work for many Mobiloils increased that we have just had stage setting was particularly beauti­ sible for the assembling of the wealth ing of a large sum for the Veterans' culars were published in these col­ years, is head of the Canadian rail­ ful, a white trellle-work embellished of talent, also to Mrs. A. J. Gibson, who funds. • solid cas(oad delivered. umns on Saturday, while solos will be way, troopa in France. with masses of Dorothy Perklne roses, accompanied the vocal.numbers In her In addition to the uaual attractions rendered by Mrs. Macdonald Fahey. A tall plpk hollyhocks and greenery own Inimitable way. The entertain­ incidental to such affairs, a musical unique feature of tbe concert will be forming the background. Dainty little ment will be repeated to-night, and the programme-will be rendered during the We can supply the correct grade of Gargoyle the Inauguration of community singing green tables adorned with a prettily big demand for seats lead^, to the be­ afternoon by Mr. Plowright'» orchestra, Mobiloils for your ear as specified by the in this city, in which It I» hoped and ■haded lamps, at. which were seated lief that a handsome sum will be- and Mrs. Macdonald Fahey will sing, expected that Victorians . will enter while in the evening the orchestra of pretty girls In becoming gowns com­ avallable for the Comrades of the wholeheartedly. For this purpose three the Comrades of the Great War will Chart of Recommendations, in sealed barrels, pleted the gay ecene. A w Great War In whose aid the fantasy facHic Transfer Co. numbers will be given, "Onward, Chris­ furnish the music for dancing on the H. CALWELL was staged. half-barrels, steel drums and cans. tian Soldiers," to the tune of Sulli­ Cabaret Number». lawn. Heavy Teaming of Every van's Bt. Gertrude; the chorus of "Rule The fantasy opened with the singing Anyone wishing to contribute re­ of the Marseillaise by the whole com­ freshments or articles for sale at the Description a Specialty. Britannia," of which the solo will be GARDEN FETE TO-MORROW taken by Mrs. Fahey, and the popular pany. and from..then on till the /all of various booths I» requested to leave the curtain the audience was enter­ them at thc Great War Veteran»’ room» Phones *48-246. ditty, "Pack AU Your -Troubles in At Mrs. MackKn's, Rockland Avenue, Your Old Kit Bag*'—the tune which tained with musical and dancing num­ Under Auspices of Women's Auxil­ before 12 o'clock to-morrow. Express, Furniture Removed, has for so long been sung by thé Can­ bers Interspersed with lively patter. iary to the G. W. V. A. Baggage Chocked and Stored. adian soldiers overseas. The Arlon The caste Included Company-Sergt.- Ne Advance in Prices^—Owing Club Is having the words of these Major Barnes as Count de Eyeoyou, Major-General Leckie. Q. O. C. M. D. large stocks of optical giaae Our Motto: Prompt and civil numbers printed for distribution Interested In the promotion of corpor­ No. 41, has kindly consented formally terial contracted for when service. Complainte will bo dealt Autos among the crowd, so that all will have ations; Mrs. B. 8chwengers as Mme. to open the garden fete to be held at started, and our superb with without delay. Phone 697 Thomas Plimley F£21. an opportunity of Joining in these Owlnksky, a tourist; Pte. W. F. Scott "H&rnham,” the residence of Mr. and plant on the‘ premises, our prices on 737 Cormorant 8t., Victoria, ». C. number»—each in Its own way so as Mon», de Leon, the manager at the Mrs. Herbert Macklln, Rockland A vs* glasses re mi in aa usual, ../There will be Motor Trucks, Deb vertes V .727-736 Johnson Street 611 View Street peculiarly appropriate to the present cabaret; George Pritchard as Calam­ nue, to-morrow afternoon at J o'clock. no advance at present. Frank dug- crisis of affairs at the front ity Jane, an escaped lunatic, and DiCk Th» very attractive event has been •ton* 1241 Broad Bt, 10 V.RTOKIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, AUUU8T (i, 1918

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UNFURNISHED HOUSA MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES AUTOMOBILES "DELICIOUS. APPETIZING." FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL VICTORIA BRAND MARMALADE PUBLIC NOTICK. ‘•VICTORIA BRAND" "COOPlCR’S BOMBAY CHUTNEY." GENUINE SEVILLE ORANGE MAR- EVERYBODY’S EATING IT. 85c AT ALL GROCERS. MALADE. "VICTORIA BRAND." •'COOPER'S BOMBAY CHUTNEY * TIMES’ SPECIAL TUITION Vidoria Daily Times 18 A GUARANTEE OF PURITY. COLUMN Ferris's large stock of high-elaas Furni­ FOR RENT—Bight roomed house. In FOR COOL AND COMFORT in sleeping CYCLES OVERHAULED, tires an5 GET YOUR CAR WASHED by the ture has been removed from 1118 Douglas good condition, large grounds running garments, see our splendid line of silk tubes fitted At the "Hub" Cycle Store. Reverromb Motor vo. all-SI to the “Imperial." 71t Yates St. Phone into Beacon Hill I‘ark, five minute*’ nightdresses Kwong Tal Y une. 1623 Pro».. W. W. Barker. 1816 Douglas 8t ______EDUCATIONAL______ADViRTKlNG^ ft one No. 1»H 1879 We pay cash for all kinds of House­ Government Street 86 SHELL GARAGE. LTD., 836 View Street. hold Furniture We sell all kinds of goods walk .to post office, rent reasonable. Expert repair*, all auto work guaran­ KINDERGiCftTEN AND PREPARATORY on commission and make prompt returns. Phone 3143Y, . v a7-19 FOR INFORMATION with regard to THM DOUGLAS CYCLE * KuTUK OU„ teed National rubber tlreftller end# all BCHOOI#—Piano studio. Miss Cox. 1742 We make valuations and give estimates. MODERN eight roomed house, corner Darjeeling Tea Inquire at The Fern. 8646 Douglas St. Phone STS. tire trouble. Tel. 8403. Hampshire Road, Oak Bay. *28 816 Tates Street Mrs Sandlford. New and Second-hand Motorcyelea lilts lor (Intiliti /(vcrliimteti A large stock of Gramophones from 111 Craigflow er Road and Carrie Street ; Accessories. Gas. OIL BEGG MOTOR CO.. LTD.. 937 View and to |176. All business strictly confidential. reasonable rent to satisfactory tenant. Prop. - ti Repairs Specialty 936 Fort. Cadillac Agency. R. A. Play­ Saratoga Ave. Oak Bay. Kyrie S Situation* Vacant. Situations Wanted. Phone 1*78. Duck A Johnston, 616 Johnson Street. Thoroughly equipped "Machine ‘ i fair. Mgr Tel 2058 Distributors for mon*. M A. (Oxon ). assisted by C. JRtf-lf the Orea.t Central Lake district, should Chevrolet. Dodge Brothers. Chalmers, Milton. A.C.P Phone 625R. To Rent. Articles for Sale. Lost or Found, CITY MART. 736 Fort Street If you are THE COST OF LIVING Hudson and Cadillac Motor Cars. etc., lc. per word per Insertion; 4c. per looking for bargains In second-hand SIX-ROOM, modem, clean house. Yates call at Don Watson’s motor garage. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. word for. six days. Contract rates on Ap­ furniture, carpets, etc . call and inspect Street Apply 1151 Yates a7-18 Albeml. and have their cars over­ 1157 Rockland Ave Phone 61 Proxnoc- hauled Every convenience for attend­ ha* Jumped- another notch You can hand our prices. Wanted to buy. furniture FOR RENT—Houses, furnished and un­ Old Man HI a pretty good wallop If you tus on application.- of all dewcrlptione Phone 1438.______12 ing breakdowns. Phone Albeml 62M. furnished Lloyd-Young A RussaU. 1011 86 buy a Cleveland cycle. You won't NEED TEA KETTLE AUTO STAND. ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS ed %-ertiaement charged for less than one SOUTIIALL for stoves and ranges 811 Broad Street Phone 4531 toiler . Fort Street. Coils made and connected; We fpiarantee for a year. ENGINEERS instructed fbr certificates, In computing thtf number of words in FURNISHED HOUSES Aaronson'* Anronson's New 6-Cylinder Bufck Car for Hire, marine, stationary, Diesel. W. O. Win- an advertisement, estimate groups of exchanges made Phone 4238 $2.60 per hour. RE8CRIPT10N8 accurately "filled. F*w* Sen r>h79l* Sell HARRIS A SMITH. terburn, 221 Central Bldg. Phones three or less figures as one word Dollar pr: TO RENT Five roomed,hquse, furnish­ Diamonds 4111L. marks and all abbreviations count as one qetfs Drug Store 1* ed. for " Î months. Apply 187 Joseph R°,d 1220 BROAD ST Special Country Tripe. Brentwood ....85.00 Cordova Bay ..88.88 word MODK1CN DANCING property taught Street, Fairfield. a7-16 Commission GET YOUR CYCLE put In order for MUSIC Advertisers who so desire may nave Sidney ...... IS 06 Cadboro Bay ..(I N Phone Î10SL. It FURNISHED kitchen, bedroom, sitting riding We have good men who wllr Resthaven ... .$6 00 Malahat ...;...$800 replies addressed to a bo* at The Times give you a good Job If you need a new MANDOLIN. UKULELE. Office and forwarded to their private ad­ GARDEN TOOLS sharpened and repair­ room. $16 1261 Pandora a9-!« Diamonds. Antiques, machine, see our Massey-Silver Ribbon H COURT. pfvOWRTGTTTS MUSIC SCHOOL dress A charge of 10c. Is made for this ed; keys made to fit any lock. Price, WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS PUmley’s Cycle Store. 611 View St. 88 Phnn* iUl SI service _ . locksmith. 617 Fort. Phone 44f. ____ 11 Jewelry. Old Gold and Brown Block. 1116 Broad St. Phone 1651. Birth. marriage, death and funeral BUY CAMOSUN PICKLES, catsup. vlns^ WANTED—Double work harness, single Silver Bought and Sold FOR SALK—Gentleman’s slightly used or 1111L2 Hours: 1 to 9.30 p.m Other hours by appointment notices. 1c per word per Insertion. gars. marmalades and Worcester driving harness and buggies Apply .15 Cleveland wheel, best of condition. Ap- Classified advertisements may be tele­ Flagsrd Street.ai9-19 ply 3618 Blackwood Street ai--S2 sauces. They're the best. The Western BANJO GUITAR phoned to The Times Office, but such Pickling Works. Ltd.. Victoria. B.C. 11 PHONE 1084L and have that repair work A ARONSON’S. CHEAPEST STORE In town for your Quality First. Prices Right. advertisements should afterwards be con­ attended to. Fence building and bicycle repairs and trouble* Motor­ Phone 8703a DANCING firmed in writing. Office open from 8 WINDOWS, doors. Interior finish, rough chicken coop building specialties 1667 Government St.. Next to White Lunch cycle. Bicycle and Supply Store. 854 a. m to 8 n m or dressed lumber, shingles, etc. CJty COX St PERKINS. DANCE every Saturday evening. Alex­ or country orders receive careful at­ ••Carpentey/’ 1743 Lee Avenue al0-13 Yates Street andra Ballroom. Ladies 26c. gents 60c. tention R W Whittington Lumber CAST OFF Clothing of ant description Aaronaon’s Aaronson* i SECOND-HAND TIRES. 34x4. must be •31 View Street. Osard's orchestra Mrs. Boyd, man­ HELP WANTED—MALE Co., Ltd., Bridge and Hillside. 11 bought.and best prices paid. Fenton. 641 Sell cheap and in good sha|»e. car going ager 42 Johnson. Phone 2216 Evening. 634R 13 Sell rt798* YOU CAN SAVE MONET by buying Diamonds 8U*d East, non-skid* preferred Box 1090. Winter Tops, Touring and Delivery Bodies LATEST DANCES TAUGHT—Mrs Boyd, DIGGONIHMS—“It is no use being on the Time* ■■ LMtHE Built to Order right road if you are headed the wrong frommini Thei ill* Victoria* illuihi Furniturer ni....».» Co.. Ltd. GROWERS—We will contract to buy cu­ teacher Alexandra Ballroom (all les­ wav " The Diggon Printing Co.. MALLEABLE and ranges, |1 per cumbers, cauliflower, red cabbage and A GIRL S BICYCLE wanted. ,n,on^)jU®2 Tops, Slip Covprs and Dust Covert sons private). To arrange dates phone 7*6 Yates St The new styles pickling onions The Western Pickling Studio. 610 Campbell Bldg., 8 to 10 30 week. Phone 4688 3Ü1 Government St. Works. 1Ltd . Victoria. B.C ll - Made or Remade. am 43 and shades of stationery WE CATER to the most particular In right from New York at»-» STATIONERY, china, toys, hardware MEN—We pay the highest prices for die- WE BUY. sell and exchange late model MODERN BALLROOM DANCING pro- and notions Î68 Cook St T J. Adeney printed matter requirements The For Satisfactory cars. Cameron, 621 Superior Street. COOPER'S BOMBAY CHUTNEY carded clothing, rtone 5868 In morn­ Quality Press Phone 4778. *$ ly taught. Private lessons only. Phone 3455 »* ings or evenings, or bring 4hem to 68$ CYCLE REPAIRS. al6-31 2108L. 43 IS JOHNNY ON THE SPOT IT’S HARD TO KEEP A GOOD MAN Johnoon Btroot- ______« COMING EVENTS VERNON ’ AUTO STAND—Up-to-date cars for hire. Day and night service. SHORTHAND SMART BOY wanted, with wheel, at K DOWN." the cannibal said after his YOUNG’TaDY. attending Normal, de­ NOTICE—Ashton Sk Farrow, plumbers TAYLOR. ‘ Boot Shop. Government Street. . aa8-8 missionary meal disagreed. We’re sires goal home, with no children, in Phone 3062. 81 For the convenience of customers re­ 1228 Government Street. GREGG SHORTHAND THEORY and ENGINEERS—A steady Job for an en­ 'w#»y up in printing. Lsne Sc Son, 625 exchange for companionship and part siding in Oak Bay we have opened a MOTOR SERVICE .STATION. 780 View. TYPEWRITING classes, for beginner* gineer strictly Union shop Apply Courtney. .. ll ft. boats, also ortc Cr«7^ün| Mw-Hwn ÿèüRefiic *t#n. Flnme f69iK------a$-37 ■MtJKU WN. eisîî: ------moderate. Telephone boat 15 ft. Phone 4401L al3-12 -WANTED—To rent, large storage room and 2nd prises Each entrant to pay 1112 Broad St. a$-4$ al-8 Box R G Tr, Time*. ______a8-13 16c and donate articles. *7-66 18 ILL LADY finding purse containing SCOTTIE ALLAN, licensed dealer, buys about ten dollar* and ke>. In Spencer's HOUSES FOR SALE LEARN TO DANCE properly. Phone and sells sacks, rags and bottles, etc.. OLD FALSE TEETH JIOUGHT - Hound DON’T FORGET the Forester*’ military rest room, kindly return same to Times 2108L • In large or small q'uantitles; best or broken, on vulcanite or metal plates, 606. A O F Hall. Broad Street, every AUTOMOBILES Office Reward a8-37 EIGHT ROOMS, modern, furnace, low prices given. Address 1141 North also bridgework Poet them to J Dun- Friday night Good prises. All wel- taxes, mile circle, worth $4,660; quick NAVIGATION COURSB stone. 1556 Robson Street. Vancouver LOST—Monday evening, between Pan- Now Ready. Park Street Phone 5786______It come tages Theatre and 741 Lam peon Street, sale price $3.600. easy terms W. T International Correspondence 8cl Highest cash prices by return mail DANCING TAUGHT prlVAtNjr. l’bone Williams. 1302 Wharf Street (care of CASH REGISTER, late model, cheap - ei^lt cameo and pearl brooch. . Phone 3862L. Nag Paint Co.. Ltd.) al9-25 ______1883 Douglas Street. all-12 Î1MI-. H Reward. a8-37 Box 1681, Times. *if.n ODDY'S Second-hand Furniture Store. EXCHANGE "WHRRft DID THAT ONE GO TO. 1817 Douglas. Open to buy good furni­ AUTO LIVERY IA>NT—On Fowl Bay car, Monday, about lot; $1,660, terms. Blttancourt’s Auction •ERBERTT’ Most likely to Lane A ture. carpeU. etc. ** 7,30 il m. boy a overcoat. Please return Room. 1667 Broad^Street Phene IPS TO EXCHANGE—A clear title 5 roomed to TÎT Beach wood Ave., or Phone 1373 hou**\ sewer, electric light, low taxes, Son’s for wedding cards. 625 Courtney, FRANCIS. 118 Yates St. (opposite Do­ » aT-37 INVESTIGATE and 1917 Ford in the best of shape, for upstairs. Phone 5241. a!5*12 minion Theatre), always open to buy A FORD CAR FDR |1H AN HOtTR. THIS HOME good class and antique furniture, car- W» rent Clfl for 11 1» »n hour, without LOST—Lady'* gold watch, between Haul- a 6 roomed house within five-mile circle. SHOTGUN and rifle wanted. Phone ^1285^ tain jitney and town, or Gorge, name Six-room, modem bungalow, in a good pets, etc. Phone 1168. 13 drivers, to responsible parties ocaHty and only 7 blocks from I>ouglas Apply 1521 Burton Ave., Oakland* *9-42 The cars are all of the latest model STILL ON AT 714 JOHNSON ST. Mr*. M Waite inside; valued as keep­ WANTUD-Any cfixes of old metals or imi Yates Streets, lot dry and no rock. *■ MODERN Bl TNG A LOW. six large room». VVK ARE CAREFUL in turning out only and are in first-class running order, with sake. Finder please Phone 1721R. Re­ Junk; good prices paid for bottles, sacks, ward. ~ X a*-37 reception hall, etc., with half acre of the best that can be done in printing auto tires, carpenters* tools, etc King good lÿJg^,ORTA XUTO LIVERY. land, all Improvements, good location. The Quality Press. Phone 4778 The cars advertised last week were LOST—Friday night, pearl and peridot Price $2.800 up 1828. City Junk Co., B. Aaronson, 665 737 Broughton Street Phone 8053. " city limits, for small house and lot. or VIOLIN FOR SALE Sweet toned, good Johnson Street. House phone 6644L. 18 crescent brooch, valued as keepsake. - Easy terms arrange»! will sell Apply Box 1006, Timas.* a$-42 Phone 169711. 741 Vancouver £ a9-S2 BURDIQK BROS A BRETT, LTD.. condition (good lady's s4*e). with good WANTED—Furniture and stoves, etc. ; case and how; for quick sale $22 50 3 Fort St Phone 132-133 FARMS and city property for exchange. highest cash price paid I hone 4441. 13 LOST—Lady’s gold watch and chain, a7-25 Chas -F Eagles, 617 Say ward Block. Phone 2141Y. LIVESTOCK BHKVROLKT. touring, like new.... $690 with gold safety pin attached, left in Phone 6118 HELP WANTED—FEMALE ladlesMresstng room at Gorge bathing PECTAL—Eight roomed, modern house, HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES. FOR HALE A blood mare. 5 years old. off Oak Bay car line, built-in fixture*, SWAPS—Acreage foi motor car, shotgun 747 Fort Street. Phone 1765. weight 1.075, broken to ride and work ...,,..$225 house yesterday Finder retiim to C” Apply Box 1078, Victoria Times. w8->* Mrs. Douglas, CIO Burleith. Reward. beam ceilihg. open fireplaces, cemented for bicycle, cash for 10 pates roller hi all kind* of work; a snap at $76 hautement, furnace, laundry tray*, tub*, skates. 1307 Broad Street. Phone 2675. Camp Cooking Utensil* and Cots from Apply 2523 Rose Street, or Phone ’11K V ROLKT. 6-i»assenger. •1-87 large lot; for quick sale $4,200; assume r « WANTED — Experienced saleslady shape and a reliable car .. . 5c to $2.50. H Ladle*’ Sample Suit House, 723 Yates 4196L. . ; . a9-23 ..$8 LOST—Red fox fur. between Empress $3.000 mortgage, cash $600, balance $600 Hotel and Dominion Hotel. Return to In 1 year H G. Dalby A Co . 615 Fort UNFURNISHED SUITES We purchaser-sell on commission, at Street. a8-6 FOR SALE—Two fresh grade cows, or iVERLAND, 5-passenger, a r will trade for beef cows. Thoa .8325 BOO— 308. Dominion Hotel. Reward. (upstairsL 25 JOzVqUEKNH AVkT— Furnlshrd or un- private sale or auction- store, crate or STRONG. WILLING GIRL, for general light and roomy ...... a7-37 furnished apart merit* from $8 up Ap­ express good*. House and window work of tea room, for two week*: good Boyles. Marigold Road. Garden City HOUSE BARGAIN (close in). 4 rooms, ply Grocery phone 58IT: a12-17 cleaning, rough or partkdnr. If you so wage*. Mr. Voupard, Beach House, Phone Golqults 7L. ^ *6-28 LOST—Soldier's nickel wrist watch. modern, Bl&nshafd titreet^^close to V desire, our representative will call.___ 12 Cad boro Bay Phone 383»Yly. aa8-9 RABBITS FOR SALE-Well bred does put in first-class shape ...... $886 Swiss movement, luminous dial and A S. station and centre of city, lot as­ APARTMENTS TO RENT—Park Min- hands. Reward. Box 1066, Times. «7-87 sessed at $1.862. house cost to build slops Apply 1721 Quadra. JyJ5tf-17 CHERRIES. CHER RI ES, CH KRRIE8— GIRLS WANTED Apply Standard with and without young. 123 Howe Steam laundry, 841 View Street. a9-9 Street. Phone 2838L. *6-28 CARTIER BROS., $1.000. taxes $42. snap price for quick FOR RENT—Two suites In Linden Choice Olivette preserving, Sc lb. on 724 Johnson tit. LOST—Small white Pomeranian dog. 424 sale $1.206, easy terms W. T. Williams. Apartment*, corner May Street and trees. Phone 3871R. a$-12 W AN'TEI *— Mother's help; comfortable FOR SALK -Year old heifer, price |50. Langford Street. a9-37 1302 Wharf Street (care of Nag Paint Linden Avenue, $15 per month. Apply WE’RE NOT WITTY. Just full of pep. Island home for girf fJ Apply 3265 Harriet Road. *7-28 OPEN EVENINGS TILL S. Co.. Ltd.) al9-2S te A; E Mitchell. 40$ Union Bank. woman Apply Mrs. Higgs, Alexandra HOUSES WANTED m fact, hot stuff on good printing and Club, between hours 9 and 10 a. m. af-9 PERSIAN KITTENS, blue, grvy and sil­ HOMËS OUR SPECIALTY. Pbeee^U» a31-17 bookbinding Lane A Son. 625 Court­ ver Mrs Tapscott, 8842 Whittier Are WANTED—For September and October," at moderate rent, small house or suite IdELLOIt APARTMENTS, 821 Broughton ney. Phone 5241-al5-I2 GIRL WANTED—For candy store. Applv Phone 8486L. * *• 79 HAMPTON ROAD—Four roomed 1426 government .Vtreet.. n8<9 in Fairfield, preferably near Beacon Hill dwelling, lath and plastered, cold water Street. Suite* A and B to let. unfur­ CABBAGE PLANTS—July sown, fine, WANTED—Any quantity chickens or park Hillier's Agency. Hilllers, V. I. nished, hot water and hot water heat­ three best sorts, ready now. 50 cents WANTED- Bright, honest, young lady. ducks, cash paid at your house- Phone af-28 at sink, basement, lot about 66 ft. x~ ing. Apply Mel lor Bros., Ltd . Ill willing to learn, for a position in a high- 6019L, or write 616 tollott Street City. 218 ft., low taxes; price only $866. on Broughton Street. Jl5tf-17 per 100. Simpson. 611 Superior. a6-12 WANTED—To buy, a four roomed modern class establishment Box 1669, Times POULTRY AND EGGS FOR HALE Hospital tent .10 fi. x 10 ft.. •7-9 house, outside city; terms must be rea­ FURNISHED ROOMS suitable for sleeping porch or camp; sonable Box 1022. Times. a8-23 1615 BANK STREET—Cosy, five roomed WANTED —Young gtrV, for light house DUT YOUR BRSKDINO COUKRRKLS FOR RENT--Furnished room, use of klt- can be moved on wagtdv 2651 Black­ now March hatched Whit, Wyandotte» bungalow, quite new. built for home, wood Street, or Phone ;I188L. *«7-12 work, three in family, no children from . hamptonahip et'x’k. $* and 1- ROOM AND BOARD well finished, with built-in features, chen if desired, or would give break­ Itione 6467R. Call 236 Howe S4. a7-9 ger, just overhauled. $650; Hupmobile, 2- fast. Phone 4829R a6-16 WHEN YOU BUY EGGS, you don’t do It eaoh Carey, Post Oftlre Box ITf^Hty^ liassenger, in perfect shape, will run 36 THE BON-ACCORD. 845 Princess Ave. bath and pantry, baggment with sta­ tionary wash tubs and hot air furnace; Large! furnished room to rent, on a basis of price alone—No difference WOMAN OR GIRL, at once, for house miles to 1 gallon of gasoline; new Ford. Rooms, with or without board, terms In printing. / Our thoroughly modern work. 9 till 2. Phone 1IH5Y a7-9 FOB SALE—Bight White Wyandotte 1911 model. $626; and 2-passenger. 1118 moderate. Phone 2S57L. a23-24 for quick sale $2.766. terms. elderly gentleman preferred. Phone Ford. $550. Cameron. 521 Superior St., 4719L a7-l5 equipment and careful workmanship en­ WANTED—Girl, for general house work. hen,, year ofdat SO May hatched ROOM AND BOARD, home cooking: rea­ sure your satisfaction at The Acme ehtekeni Apply 1HS Chapman Street behind Parliament Buildings. al0-31 DOCKYARD ROAD (Esqulmalt)—Five Apply- 970 tleyw1, druggists and barbers. 61 instructor for girls at the Victoria smith, B. C. A *7 ed, modern cottage, quite new, bath lee $700. Causeway Boat House nlng,

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE VULCANIZING AND REPAIRERS manufacturing centre. The stock, of KNOW J. R SAUNDERS. 1083 Langley Street. THE TYRE SHOP—rVuIcanising and re­ Sale of Saw |Ri l and ‘cou$-se. had thé German -trade mark next to cor. Broughton and Lanclcy CAMERON INVESTMENT A Securities pair*. 1016 Blanahard Street. 47 WERE PRISONERS OF prominently displayed thereon. Company—Fire, marine, automobile and MMES WANT AD. DBPT... Streets, representing the Springfield A McGavIn. Fire A Marine Insurance CM , the larg­ life insurance. , New.- offices. Moody r— Block, Cor. Tate* and RroadSts. 47 1811 Blanshard Street. Phone $869; Machinery est Massachusetts company. Losses Federal and Goodrich tires and vulcan- paid since organisation, $68,836.946 84. DUNFORD 8 LTD.. 1822 Government St. ising. ______RUSSIAN RED GUARD < IKERS—Save, Instructed me to call for tenders for the ’Springfield,' Is entitled to the highest R22 Government. Tel. 126. fuel, time, food and money. _Seen at un-base of the sawmills of Rulman Burn­ tALMORAL AUTO ST AN: prali-e for its honorable and liberal DAY * BOOn.S. «10 Fort Reti totale. Direct Supply Association, Fort and er Company, Limited, situate at Cushion Mr, and Mrs, Edwin H. Day 2031L. treatment of its San Francisco credi­ Insurance and financial brokers Tel 30. Langley Streets. Phone 4628. , 47 Cove. Halt Spring Island, and at Montreal tors." Will be pleased to call and fur- KStreet, Victoria, B. C. ' SHIPBUILDING COY. niah rates. *24-47 OILLERTTE, HART » TODD. LTD..- WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRERS Tell of Experiences in Fire. auto, plate glass, bonds, accident, The mill at Salt Spring Island has a F L. HAYNES for high-class watch and capacity of about 25 to 30 thoueand feet a ACREAGE FISH , marine, burglary insurance. 711 Fort Street. Phone 8046. Jewelry repairs. 1124 .Government St. 47 day and is on salt water with good boom­ Troubled Republic b. K. CHUNG RANKS, LTD—Fish. ing ground, has electric lighting plant, 60 Thousand Dollars Are Paid to WENGER. J . «28 Yates Street The best lights, planers, edgers, etc., also about •'IVE ACRES, bottom land, close to eta- poultry, fruit and vege tablas. «06 DEEMING BROS., LTD. 684 Fort St. wrist watches on the market at whola- tlon. 10 miles from city: price I860 cash, Fi7e and life Insurance. Rents collect­ sixty thousand feet lumber, medium alsed Broughton Street. Phone 242. Cana­ •cow and small motor launch Government as Evidence- or 11.000 terms ; taxes 18 per acre. dian Food Board License No. 9-1832. 47 ed TeL 74$. Currie A Power. 1214 Douglas Street LITTLB A TAYLOR. 617 Fort St. Expert Mill at Victoria is small planing mill Edwin H. Day and Mrs. Day, who of Good Faith Phone 14*6, ...... SCAVENGING watchmakers. Jewellers and opticians. With, equipment, also stock qf lumber, arrived hçre a few days ago from the as? Phone 871. - mouldings, doors, sashes and large lumber FOR SALE—On terms. 84 acres Of i 661 Johnson Phone 661 Canadian VICTORIA SCAVENGING CX>„ 1S2« Got- WHITE. M . watchmaker and manufac Orient and have been putting up at land, en main road. 5 mile» 1 Food Board License No. ’9-1646. eminent Street. Phone 662. Ashes and turlng Jeweller. Air work guaranteed Tenders will be received for the whole the West holme Hotel, relate some in-» garbage removed. 47 or any part of the said property up to CHNTUAL FISH liARKKT. «it. JohlUKin Entrance Hlbben-Bone Bldg. August 19, 1918, and must be accompanied foresting exinrlences during their five- The expiry date of the short terns acre Apply Box 1047, Times. Tel. 19»«. W. T. Miller CeBrnU Food ftSCOND,HAND DEALER* G. B SIMON. 66» J 41 by marked cheque for 6 per cent, of ten­ year stay in Kuaai«. TImqt oame to option given by the British Odumbls SEE W. T WILLIAMS. 1*02 Wharf Ft Board License T»o. HUI V der. The highest or any tender not Victoria with the idea of settling here Government to the Fourtdatttm Com­ LADIES. CALL—Mrs, Hunt, wardrobe WINDOW CLEANING necessarily accepted. to await the time when law and order FLORim Full particulars may be had from under­ pany a few days ago was reached yes­ dealer, of Winnipeg and Calgary, Is open ISLAND WINDOW CLEANING CO — signed. can be made to prevail in that much- CUT FLOWERS and floral denlsri», bed- to buy apt neH high-class ladies’, Phone *815. Pioneer window cleaners disturbed country, but they have found terday, and plans had not sufficiently - ding and pot plants. Wilkerwon A gents' and children’s clothing, evening ’ 1 C. Q. WHITE, bathing, boating, flehifig and shooting and party dreeeea; special offer* for aad Janitor*. 86 Moss. 303 Central pldg , Victoria. B. C. British Columbia eo attractive that it matured to permit of the company ex- Brown. 618 Fort Street. Phone 1001. 47^ ------wtÊtÈÊrlmMmrtmtnm, "1 -r Huy now before the riae.______al8-4t gentle men’if clothes. Wé pay spot cash WOOD AND COAL ws* derided to remain Here perma­ eseising its privilege. After a consul­ FOOT SPECIALIST to any amount Business done strictly nently. INLINE BARRAN. Shawn igan Lake FIREWOOD—Genuine Chemalnüâ wood tation with premier Oliver yesterday wishes to sell his property there or JOSBVHR. MADAM. fu|>ean and Asiatic Canal, good booming ground. Prie B. C FUNERAL CO. (Heyward’s), LTD., Phone 2907, or call 704 Tates Street. Postmaster-Genera*, will be received at Provincial Treasury the sum of $1,008 1.0 vents per , thousand cash on Join 721 Broughton. Motor, or horse drawn LOUIS. Bag and waste metal merchant, Ottawa until noon on' Friday, August 88, A tx>mpany formed entirely of Eng­ aa evidence oi good faith. equipment ag required. Embalmers. 467 7th Are. East, Vancouver. *7 cruise, or will sell on logging basis. Tel, 2225. * ^ Tax Sale Notice 1918, for the conveyance of Hi* Ma­ lish and French capital, but floated as SEVERAL TIMBER LICENSES op aaJ In the event of the shipbuilding con­ VICTORIA JUNK AGENCY CO.—Buy­ a Russian concern in order to get cern engaging In the building of ships water. Cash or on logging basis. SANDS FTrfFRAI. futAtshwci CO. ing sacks and rags; best prices paid; . By order of the Council a sala of lands jesty’s Mails, on « proposed Contract for LTD . HI2 Quadra Ft TO JS0« for Delinquent Taxes will be held on four years, six times per week, each way, necessary concessions. decided to or making preparations therefore with­ orders quickly attended to. Phone 1336. establish a huge explosives plant, at THOMSON. FRANK L. 827 Pandora 1316 Wharf and 1406 Store St. s5-47 Wednesday. August 28. 191*. _ . in the period covered by the renewed cash, balance on first mortgage. Ave. Fine funeral furnishing*. Gradu­ Persons desiring" to avoid the costs end Tavatul in order to help Russia in option, the sum above mentioned will WISE A Crf. ate _$>f U. S College of Embalming. BEST PRICES paid for *ont«’ cut-off expenses of such sale must pay the 1 de­ CADBORO BAY AND VICTORIA, turning out .munitions.- '■ clothing Give me a trial A. Lands. linquent Taxes (taxes In arrear at list from Octotdr 1 next. l*e retained by the Government and 109 Pemberton Bldg. Office Tel. 498 Open day and night. 1409 Store Street. Phone 2007. Seised By Bolsheviks. applied to rental account. Should the December. 1946). together with »«*«**•* Printed notices containing further ln: ACCIDENT INSURANCE FURNITURE to date of payment, on or before the 13th The region was a dense virgin forest company not be in a position to exer­ SEWER AND CEMENT WORK August next; after which date, and up to formation as to conditions of the pro­ cise its option the sum of one thou­ MERCHANTS’ CA^UALT$ CÔT DESIRABLE FURNITURE moderately surrounded by beautiful scenery. After he time of sale, the full amount" as adver­ posed Contract may be seen.^and blank blasting àway ton» of rock, actual sand dollars is forfeit to the iTOVincfi. Union Bank Bldg . Victoria. B.C priced. Everything new and up-to- T. BUTCHER, sewer and cement work tised will be collected, vis : Delinquent forms of Tender may be obtained, at the date Seven months to pay or is per Taxes. Subsequent Taxes In arrear. In­ building operations were commenced Cameron Genoa Site. 8310 Lee Avenue. Phone 62861* 47 Post Offices of Victoria, Cadboro Bay, in May. 1916. The plant was 95 per AGENTS cent, discount in 30 days. R. H. Stew­ terest and costs and expenses. Willows Park, and at the office of the art Co., Ltd . 852 Yates Street. -The Clerk, Collector or Assessor of the cent completed and the British Gov­ The site affected by the option hi SILKS AND CURIOS undersigned. W MABLE. 717 Johnaort St. Agents for Corporation of the Township of Esqul- ernment had provided the most modern situate on the Songhees Reserve, and FURRIER B. II. FLETCHER. Cockebutt Implements, plough parts, etc malt are ready to receive notice from any and expensive machinery at the place includes the now vacant aria prevf- LEE DYE A CO„ 71$ View Street eource of the interests of those entitled I*. O. Inspector. ously occupied by the Cameron Genoa FOSTER. FRED. Highest price for raw Post Office Inspector’s Office. when tin- Bolsheviks descended and fur. 1216 Government St. Phone 1687. to the benefit of the War Relief Act; any Mills Shipbuilders Company, part of BATHS SODA WATER person having Information that any per­ Victoria. B. C., July 19, 1918. took charge of everything. THE LENZIE CO.. 1217 Broad Street. son Interested Is a soldier, dependent on a Five hundred German and Austrian which overlaps the site eventually to BATHS—Vapor and electric light, mas­ Fur seta, fur coats and leather coats. FOR FIRST-CLASS dry ginger ale. soldier, or other person entitled to the prisoners who were working at the Be used for terminals by the-Canadian sage and chiropody. Mrs. Barker. J8-19'*47 lemonade, ginger beer, cider, syphon benefit of the said Act, Is requested to com­ Northern 1‘aclfic Railway Company. Phone 6525. 713 View Street plant were set free, everything in the soda, etc., Crystal Spring Water Supply, municate In writing with the Clerk. As­ works sold up and the furniture In the In connection with the latter phase of GARDENING Phone T9. 1244 Richardson Street, Vic­ sessor or Collector of the Corporation of the question, however, the telegram re­ BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS toria. B. C. 47 the Township of Esquimau, Municipal employees’ houses taken away and GENERAL GARDENING—Small con- Hall, Esquintait, B. C. used for the personal use of the Bol­ ceived by Premier Oliver yesterday JONHS & CO . T. H . 71.3 Fort SL Tel. tracts a specialty. Fred Bennett, Straw­ suggests that there will be no obstacle 2006. All re;>« 1rs executed. berry Vale P. O. Phone Colqutts 191* SEWER PIPE AND TILE MFCR8. G. H. PULLEN. sheviks. 47 CMC.. When matters got so bad that it was encountered in this particular. General Corporation Township of BequlmalL BRASS FOUNDRY B. C. POTTERY CO . LTD —City office, SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Impossible to stay ImsgUr, iuel, water Manager MacLeod having « xpressed HAT WORKS 220 Pemberton Building FaotoQr be­ undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER and food being refused Mr. Day wheh his opinion that It would he altogether VICTORIA BRASS AND IRON WORKS. hind St. George’s Inn, Esquimau Road. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT likely that suitable and amicable ar­ Iron and brans founders, machinists and LADIES’ STRAW HATS remodelled F-OR REPAIRS TO WHARF, TOFINO, he declined to give the Bolsheviks the OP CA BAY. COMOX-ALBERM DISTRICT, B. C.,*‘ rangements could be arrived at, and pattern workers. J19-19-47 Panama* blocked, cleaned Victoria SHIP CHANDLERS benefit of his technical training by Hat Factory, corner Fort and Broad. ill be received at this office until 12 working for them, he decided to quit prevent Interference with the ship­ BROKERS Phone 1729. 47 o’clock noon on Aqgust 31, 1918, for the building industry. SHIP CHANDLERS. LIMITED, formerly work mentioned. the country with thirteen other Brit­ McTAVISH BROS. 1218 Government St. Peter McQuade A Son, Ltd. Ship, naval, Plans and forms of contract can be seen ishers, some of whom were large mill Others Not Ready. logger* and mill supplies. 1114 Wharf Custom Brokers, shipping and forward­ AMERICAN HAT WORKS. and H|*eviflea!ion and forms of tender owners and had lived most of their Before agreeing to the terms for the ing agents. TeL 2615. American Ex pi 625 Yalta Street. I’hone 2073 St. Phone 41. Tax Sala Notice obtained at the office of the District Bn- lives in Russia. All the Americans, in­ renewal of the option. Premier Oliver representative P. O. Box 1524. ' MARVIN A CO . E. B . 1302 Wharf. Ship lneen at Victoria and New Westminster, *Our motto Is promptness, it mean* sue- C., and at the Post Office. Tvflno, B. C. cluding engineers opening up and de­ « ommuneated by long distance tele­ chandler* and loggers' supplies. TeL A sale of lands for Delinquent Taxes veloping copper mines in the district, BOTTLES cess We clean and block your old into 14 and 16. wft! be held on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEM- Tenders will not toe con.-idered unless phone with other concern - h the latest style. We do the beat Panama Smade on forms supplied by the Depart-* had left the country the year previous. in shipbuilding development in this HELL ME YOUR BOTTLES or let me BER 18. 1918. work. Try u* and be sure We will Persons desiring to avoid the costs and nient ànd in accordance with conditions Frightfully Treated. city; hut in each case the Premier was sell you some. Phone 1289. City Junk call at* your office (or your hat and re­ SHOE REPAIRING contained therein Co.. Aaronaon, 565 Johnson. expenses of such sale must pay the De­ Informed that neither party was in a turn it the same day. 47 linquent Taxes (Taxes In arrear at Each tender must he accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Day and their party position tc go ahead with theit plan* MANNING, E., 618 Trounce Alley. had a. frightful time getting out to BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS December 81. 1916). together with Inter­ an accepted cheque on a chartered bank at the moment. With that in mind, in SATISFACTION In shoe repairing Ar­ est "to date of payment on or BEFORE puvahle to the order of tl»e Minister of Vladivostok and th« y were vilely HOR8E8HOER SEPTEMBER 4 next: AFTER WHICH Public Works, equal to- ten per cent, of fact partly dn the suggestion of the A. LOCK LEY, builder and contractor. thur Hibbs, 607 Tatee, between Govern­ treated by the Red Guard, in whose other concerns themselves, he had no Altérations and Repairs, store and office McDonald a NIcoI. 622 Pandora. Tel. 18 ment and Broad Streets. DATE, and up to the time of sale, the the amount of the tender. hands they were practicably for over a fitting*- 1388 Bequlroalt Road. full amount \ advertised will be collect­ Nete.—Blue print* can be obtained at hesitation in agreeing to the exten­ WOOD A TODD. 723 Johnson Street. SHOE REPAIRING promptly and neatly ed, via.: De moquent Taxes, Subsequent this office by depositing an accepted bank month. The party was t»eemitted to sion desired by the Foundation Com­ CARPENTER AND BUILDER—T Thlr- done, reasonably priced. H. White. Taxes In arrearTrnt erest pnd Costs and cheque for the sum of 110.00. payable to start on its Journey by rail, but were pany. whose anticipations with regard Kell. Alterations, repairs. Jobbing, IRON WORKS 1311 Blanshard St , two doors from Expenses the order of the Minister of Public repeatedly held up and subjected to all to very large contracts a leaky roofs repaired and guaranteed. Telephone Office. ’The Clerk, Collector or Assessor of the Works, which will be retttmed If the in­ Phone 1798. Estimates free. B. C IRON WORKS—Boilermaker* and m.inner of indignith h. Members were ly exacted to materialize at any mo­ general ironworker*. Government and NORTH. SOUTH. EAST OR WEST, our Corporation of the District of Oak Bay tending bidder submit a regular bid. are ready to receive notice from any By .order, carefully searched and goods investi­ ment. The lease would be for two CARPENTER AND JOBBING—J. W. Princess. Phone* 2511 and 2829X. *23-47 repair* are the best. West Electrical gated and anything of value was taken. Bolden. 1616 Cook St. Telephone 1308; Shoe Shop, 634 View Street. eource of the Interests of those entitled A F MITCHELL. years, renewable on the consent ç1 the to the benefit of the War Relief Act; any Acting District Engineer. Even the savings banks of the little GovernmenL residence, 44991* .47 LAUNDRIES SPORTING GOODS -f person having Information that any per­ Department of Public Works, Canada. children in the party were broken Into CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS NEW METHOD LAUNDRY. LTD . 1016- son Interested la a soldier, dependent on Victoria. B C. and the silver and gold taken 17 North Park. I* D McLean. Expert a soldier, or other person entitled to the Newspaper* will not be paid for this After travelling 2.000 miles the party FRIENDLY HELP MEETS BAWDEN. KIDD A CO —Chartered Ac­ launderera. Tel. 3300. JAMES GREEN, gunmaker All kind* of benefit of the said Act. Is requested to advertisement if they insert It without countants, Assignees, etc.. 421 and 423 repkirs and alteration* Make «locks to communicate In writing with the Clerk. authority from the Department. was ordered back to Ekaterinburg Central Building. Victoria. B.C. Phone fit the shoulder ; bore barrels to Improve LAWN MOWER HOSPITAL Assessor or Collector of the Corporation under arrest and a guard with fixed Vegetables and Cast-Off Clothing 4296. 47 the shooting. 1119 Government, upstairs. of the District of Oak Bay. whose address bayonets was thro> i around them. THE LAWN MOWER HOSPITAL. Ïλ Phone 1734 47 Is Municipal Hall. Oak Bay. B. a Mr. Day was told that it was no use Needed for Poor Families; List of CHIMNEY SWEEPING Cormorant Street. Phone S219L. Am­ By order of the Council. SEWING MACHINES trying to telegraph the British opnsùl Donations During July. v IPJIM?'» E VS CLEANED—Defective flues bulance will caR. 47 as orders had been issued to hold all fiIxed, etc. Wm. Neal. 1018 Quadra St. hone 1010. LIME MACHINES FOR RENT by week or dispatches up. When they returned in the absence of many members on PI month Singer Sewing Machine, 1814 they discovered that the consuls of O’CONN ELI a chimney sweet». Gutters LIMB—Agricultural lime, analysis 98.7 per Broad Street. 47 vacation only eight attended the cent ; 15 50 per ton in sack*. Rosehank Allied and neutral nations had heard cleaned Phone 1639 f21t/-47 monthly meeting of the Friendly Help Lime Co, Vi<*tona Box 1184. Kilns, STENOGRAPHER of the treatment accorded the party CHIROPRACTORS Esquimau Harbor. Phone Belmont IX. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the and the Bolsheviks began to get Association this morning. Mrs. William undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER alarmed. All the goods were returned KELLEY A KELLEY. Phone 4146 and IISS E. EXHAM. public stenographer. FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FLOAT, Grant presiding In the absence of the 5454 R Office, 808-8 Sayward Block. LEGAL 202 Centrai Building.- Phone 2631. 47 HARDY BAY, B. C-,” wiil be received at that had been stolen ami the assurance President , this office until 12 o’clock noon, on August given that those guilty of the long CHILDREN’S OUTFITTERS BRADSHAW * STAGPOOLR. Harriet» MRS. L J SEYMOUR, public steno­ It was stated during the meeting that grapher. 902 B. C, Permanent Loan Department of Railways. B. C. M, 19f, fflr th» wqrh —nnilaead.------series of offences should be punished, at-law. 298 Union Bank Building. Office of Chief Engineer. Plans and form* of contract can.be seen clothing Is very badly needed by a Building Phone 5468. 47 but this was taken merely as an empty number of poor families. The high cost CHILI fRHN'S and Indies’ Outfitters. LIFE INSURANCE Victoria. July 82. 1918. and specification and forms of tender ob­ promise to allay the anger of the con- Kealn-ook Young, corner Broad jand PACIFIC GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. tained at this Department, at the offices of the necessaries of life in the way of Johnson. Phone 4740. 47 NORTH AMERICAN raku officials. food make it increasingly difficult for CO (Home office, Toronto, Can Sealed Tenders on-Unit Prfce~T>asl*, âd- Complete Lony Journey. CHIROPODISTS J. W. Hudson. Vancouver Island ; dreseed to the undersigned and endorsed ntwskn agw. 884-8-1 Say warn Blog».------I'l’thm rrf U mm»» nf the Above made on forms supplied by the Depart-r A safe conduct-Was given the party, RADIANT I1EAT BATHS, massage and tine, wilt he received at this office until ment and in accordance with conditions and eventually, after tillrt y-one days welcome donations of cast-off cléthlng chiropody. Mr R. H. Barker, from the SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OF CAN- F. NORRIS A SONS. 1829 Government St. 6 p, m. Friday, August 9, 1918. contained therein. on the road, travelling in the same to make ovér in readiness for school National Hospital. Louden, 211 Jones ADA—F M Kllner. city manager. B C. Wholesale and retail dealers In suit Alternative bids will be received on cost Each tender must be «<<■.,mpanied by opening in September. The committee Building Phorie 1446. Permanent Loan Building. J. R. plus basis. " couch all the time over u distance of c**#*. bags and leather gc-oda. Tei. 410. an accepted cheque on a chartered bank 10,000 miles', they arrived at Vladivos­ of the- Friendly Help Society would son and c. F.' Fox an, city agents "Plans and Specifications and blank fiayalde to the order of the Minister of CONTRACTORS TAXIDERMISTS. forms of tender can be seen at the offices tok, food being very scarce and only also be very grateful for gifts of vege­ LIVERY STABLES of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, Public Works, equal to ten per cent, of tables, especially potatoes. VANCOUVER ISLAND ITLE DRIVING the amount of the tender. obtained after a hard flghL Black BIG uAMB HEADS. igs a specialty. Engineering Department, Welton Block. bread was purchased at $2.50 for a loaf Thanks are extended for the follow­ CO. Wharf building, bridges, pile BRAY’S STABLES, 726 Johnson. Livery, All classes taxidermy. Wherry A Tow. Note.—Blue prints can be obtained at foundations, diving, etc. 707 B. C. Per­ boarding, hacks, express wagons, etc. Vancouver, and at the Department of this iifirtiM dapnsitlng an muptnl bwrtt weighing owe- itné a bn it pounds. ing donation» received during Jutiti- 629 Pandora. Phone 2961 Rfrttwsjc, Victoria. ■“**--*)*■ l! cheque for the sum of 110 88. payable to < ‘ash from the city, Set>at«)r G. H. manent Loan Bldg. e26-47 Phone 1ST. ' "'r ■ ' The I ►epartment does n*t bind Itself to ”The Russian people themselves are TYPEWRITERS the order of the Minister of Public paralyzed. All weapons have been Barnard. C. F. Todd. W. Wilson, H. CLEANING AND PRESSING LEATHER GOODS accept the lowest or any tender. Works. Which will be returned if the In­ A. F. PROCTOR, jaken away from them and placed in I^thaby, A Friend. Miss Gill. Mrs Pil­ TYPE WRITERS--New and second-hand, tending bidder submit a regular bid. grim, J E. Painter 4k Bon. Acton Bros., IjOCK IIIN .Suits cleaned and pressed ______„ ______^____ rugs. Chief Engineer. the hands of ex-German and Austrian repairs, rentals; ribbons for all ma­ By • order, Gilbert^ D. Christie and HaiT A 1621 Store St 47 n. C. Saddlery Co, Ltd, 566 Ygtca. chines United Typewriter Co., Ltd., A, F MITCHELL, prisoners, who mostly form the Red MÙL*irf GRAPH INC 732 Fort Street. Victoria. Phone 4788. Acting District Engineer. Guard." said Mr. Day. "The Russian Walker. . v CURIOS Clothing—Miss Thomas. Mrs. King- High School Registration Department,of PuhHF Works, Canada, people are praying for the intervention 100 LETTERS. FORMS. NOTICES. $1 fRANSFERS Victoria. B C. xett. Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs. Towner OEAVILLE, JOHN T., 718 Fort. Curios, 82 Board of Trade Building. Phone 5362. Newspapers will not he paid for this of the Allies to save them from the furniture and books. Tel. 1787. 16STBS, Gorge transfer. Rea Phone 5011 eVid and Mrs. Middleton al0-47 advertisement If they insert it without Bobdteviks and the Germans and they Child's mattress from Mrs. H Mar­ All pupils proposing to take the First authority from the Department. dread being under German rule." DYEING AND CLEANING tin. " . MERCHANT TAILORS Year Course at the Victoria High School "The Russian himself is a very fine TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. _ must register by çarti not later than Mon­ Vegetable marrows from F. B. Pem- AH HOY—Fit guaranteed 1603 Govt. 47 man usually, but he is illiterate and berton. dyeing and cleaning works in the ALL KINDS of typewriters repaired, ad­ day. August the 12th, 1911. therefore superstitious. However, he vlnce.. Country orders solicited. Phone SAM LOY, 1412 Government Finest ma­ justed, bought, wold, exchanged. Some Registration Cards showing the courses 200. J. C. Renfrew, proprietor. terials; expert workmanship; first-class snaps in used machines. Phone 8929. prescribed can he had at the School is hospitable and possesses a large soul, fit; trial solicited. 47 745 Yates Si 47 Board Office, City Hall, from Monday, though he has. never had the oppor­ ADMIRES VICTORIA TTY DYE WORKS—The largest tunity of showing what (he really is. dyeing and cleaning works In the Pro­ VACUUM GLEANERS August the 5th up to and including Satur­ NOTARY PUBLIC day, August 10th, between the hours of Resident of Long Beach, Cal., ro vince. We call and deliver. Geo. Me* HAVE THE AUTO VACUUM for your German Propaganda. Cann, proprietor. 844 Fort Ft. Tel. 76. 47 E. D. TODD, notary public. 711 Fort 8t. 2 p. m. and 5 p m. only. Pleased With City’s Attractions. Passport forma supplied and prepared. trpets. Satisfaction assured. Phone EDWARD B. PAUL. "The Russian people never wanted to VICTORIA DYE WORKS for service $16 . Municipal Inspector of Schools. FKALED TENDERS addressed to the make peace and the educated class and satisfaction. Main office and works. Furance agent. Roon^Toi, Hibben-Bons undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER would never have consented to such a 1120 VieW; Tel. 717. Branch office, 843 LODGES FOR REPAIRS TO GOVERNMENT Dr. Edward P. Bailey, press corre­ Fort; Tel. 2946. J. A. Gardiner, prop. 47 Bldg. City, suburban and farm lands. CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF WHARF, VICTORIA, B. C..“ will be re­ thing, and they feel ashamed that Rus­ spondent for , United States and A. O. F.—Court Northern Light, No. 5935, sia should have been overturned and TOGO CLEANERS, 675 Yates Street. I-aSsI'oIITS l-KKI’AREIt. /»rms" sûn- VICTORIA. ceived at this office until 12 o’clock noon foreign Journals, accompanied by Mr*. lkd H. Lloyd-Young, notary pwbllc. meets at ' Foresters' Hall. Broad Street, Pound Notlge. on August 24, 1918, for the above men­ mlsrulqd as It has been. The cause of Bailey, called on Mayor Todd thin Phone 4186. Suita called for and deliv­ 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. W. F. Fuller­ tioned work ered. 47 •12 Broad Street Phene 4582 and «ML NOTICE Is hereby given that I have all the ’ trouble is German propaganda morning and informed him that he had ton, secretary. \ Plans and forms of contract can be Been spread by German agents with Ger­ Î impounded, and shall sell at public auc­ and specification and forms of tender never seen a more beautiful city than DAIRY NURSING CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTER»— tion. at the City Pound situated at Bridge man gold. The Russian people are Meets 4th Monday, I a.m., 90S Yates St. obtained at this department, at the offices Victoria. MRS. ESTES, 104 Tïïlicum. Phone 6016R Street. In the City of Victoria, on the 3rd of the District Engineers at Victoria and brave ami loyal to the Allies. The BREA DIN DAIRY—Cream, milk, butter, 47 R. L. Cox, 620 Central Block. Phone 1888 day of August, 1918, at the hour of 1 Dr. Bailey's home is at Long Beach, eggs, delivered daily. 1708 Cook Street. New Westminster, B. C. burning question with the peasants to­ California, and though that city of DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND B. 8 — o’clock in the aftèmoon, the following Tenders will not be considered " unless day is the manner in which land is to Phone 1184. 47 PAINTING animal, vis., One Bay Horse, white star 50.008 inhabitants, lying on the ocean Lodge ITimrose, 4th Thursday. A.O F. made on forms supplied by the Depart­ be divided to enable all to make a liv­ DENTISTS Hall. 8 p.m. A. L. Harrison, secy.. 911 and white tip on nose, scar on right fore ment and m a. cortliui. <■ with conditions shores twenty miles out of Los Angeles, JL. KNIGHT, paper hanging, painting and Fairfield. leg. unless the said animal be redeemed ing. decorating. Phone 6292L. contained therein. offer* jn»ny attractions for the tourist, ERASER. DR. W. F. 301-2 Stobart-Pease and the pound charges paid, at or before Each tender must be accompanied by "When peace is brought about and ORANGE LODGE MEETINGS, ORANGE the said time of sale. he states that both he and Mrs. Bailey Block. Phone 4204. Office hours, 9 30 PLASTERER HALL. YATES ST. an accepted cheque on a. chartered bank things settle down In Russia there will haye been particularly struck, with this a.m. to 6 p m. H. ATKINSON, payable to the order of the Minister of be no better land anywhere for the en­ Victoria LOI*, No. I486... 2nd Tuesday * Pound Keeper. city during their visit here for the past ilALL. DR LEWIS, dental surgeon. FRANK THOMAS, plasterer. Repairing, Public Works, equal to ten per cent, of terprise of British and American people Premier L.OL, No 1618 ...... Victoria. B. C.. Air 24. 1918. the amount of the tender two weeks. Jewel Block, cor. Yates and Douglas etc.; prices reasonable. Phone 3312Y...... 2nd and 4th Mondays ns the country is in need of everything streets, Victoria. B. C. Telephones: Res , .1750 Albert Avenue. Note.—Blue prints can be obtained at While Victoria has much to offer. Sir Ed. Carson I*O.I*. No. 2884 ...... thin office by deposit!t-g an accepted bank and the people need the encouragement Office, 667; Residence. 122...... 2nd and 4th Wednesday» LAND REGISTRY ACT. and co-operation of foreigners whom Long Beach is also a very popular and PLUMBING AND HEATING Sir A Bereeford L O I*. No 2487...... c heque for the sum of $10 00 payable to noted tourist resort. • Long Beach has a ENGRAVERS the order of the • Minister of I’ublte they know can be trusted. NOTICE—Ashton A Farrow, plumbers. 2nd and 4th Thursday* at Rsqulmalt Section 24. very lively Board of Trade and Cham­ R. B. P., No. 688 ...... 1st Tuesday Works, which will be returned If the in­ Prior to the war Germariy ran ber of Commerce, and Dr. Bailey thinks «RNERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter For the convenience of customers re­ In the Matter of Let 7 of Part of Sub­ tending bidder submit a regular bid. everything. She stooped to such tactics and Seal Engraver. Geo. Crowther, Ilf siding in Oak Bay we have opened a R S. C...... *rd Tuesday division 10, Oak Bay Estate. Vloterie By order. It would not be a bad Idea if they were wharTitrâ&^ùÉeùeeleitti^^^eStreet, behind Poet Office. branch situât* at 2285 Oak Bay Avenue, Purple Star, L.O.B A , No. 184...... District, Map 388B. , A -F MIT him by the Uritish Co­ 'Fruit-a-tives.’ I began to Improve, and Package ...... j(..TtUC lumbia Game Conservation Hoard, cre­ this medicine, made of fruit Juices, re- ated by the 1WS amendments to the i,, . . __...___ »__ B. r Same Art. the Hon. J W. 'HW ««ylh.w*lw tails»... Farris. Attorney-General, announces MHS. HUDSON MARHHHANK. Reg. 50c White Cotton Slightly Soiled Lingerie ECONOMY TOPS the game regulation* for the year 19181 . as approved, by the Lieu tenant-Gôver- I SOC. a" box, • for $2.56, trial sise 25c. Dozen ...... 45c nor-in-Council this morning They At deaiers or seat postpaid by Vests, Special 58c Waists, Reg. to $2.50 are a» follows and are given under .. . Limited Ottawa A limited quantity of these White Cotton their several heads ami electoral dis- I f rult-a-tlve* Limited, Ottawa. • Vests for early morning shoppers, plain and for 79c 36 onlÿ of these fine Lingerie Waists, made Gig Game. HHHPPV ribbed styles, with plain or fancy yokes. 1 Moose—Male, Atlln. Fort George, the right&f-way of the British Colum- of voile and muslin, with sailor, tuxedo with or without sleeves. Regular 50c Omlneca, Cariboo and Columbia; open I bia Electric Railway Company. Limit- and convertible collars, prettily trimmed DIXI ROSS1 season September 1 to December 15. led; thence due north to the line of the values. .«Wednesday morning, with fine lace and embroidery; sizes 34. 36 inclusive, for live years, dating from I Great Northern Railway; thence fol each ,. ;...... 38c and 38. Regular $2 25 and $2.50. "Quality Grocers" 1317 Government Street December 11,. 1915. I lowing the said railway in an easterly Wednesday morning, each ...... Caribou- Male, throughout the Prov- I direction to the «>rlboo Road; thence 79c CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE 8-17620 in«-e exce|4 Quwn Charlotte Islands, and I Moutherly along the Cariboo Road to —Main Floor ^First Floor Rainbow and Hatchie Mountains in the I the right-of-way of the British Colum- Prtnce Rupert district; dates and time I t^a Electric Railway Company, Limit- V limit as for moose. 1 ed ; thence westerly along the line of Mountain sheep - Male only, north of the British Columbia Electric Railway When the Next main line of G. T. R.; open season Sep- I point of commencement.*' Also those tember 1, 1918. to November 15, 1918,1 further portions of the Skid district mu \ Draft Goes i**»- sp 1 f* inclusive. > I niclpallty of Burnaby known re* per ■ of bliulca ..... $5.00 vin“«u"£n Pr,sun 1"arm *nd Values to 50c Cotton Challi and Cretonne DRAKE HARDWARE CO., LTD. î*A“f.M*îî.î',r Mve ,rom -# c.m.. tember 31. 1915. I .. .. . ‘^X, , 1418 Douglas Street Bear—Throughout Province; open The prohibition* declared by sub- Phone IMS October 1, 191 s, to June 30. 1919. in- I aection (1) of Section 24 of the Game 23c Yard elusive. ' I A<*t a# to the buying, selling, and hav- Deer of mil ktnds-VTo the east of the | ing in possession of big game and 300 yards of 36-lpch Fine Cotton Challi. in pretty Paisley designs, also small blue 'and pink designs Summit of the Cascade Range and to | game birds, so far as the same relate on white ground*. Good strong Kngliah cretonnes, all 30 inches wide, in dark ami light colors. VANCOUVER ISLAND FRUIT LANDS, LIMITED the west ditto, except yueeu -t’harlotte | to game lawfully killed or taken, are ■•'rnent Building. Vlct.ru. B. c.. Phon. 6600 Islands; open Septemlter 14, 1918, to 1 removed to the extent and within the Styles suitable for comforter covers, curtains, spreads, pillows, bags and màn^- other OQ EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT December 15. 191-8, Inclusive. ^ v j periods and limits and subject to the purposes. Values to 60c. Wednesday morning, yard...... mé&C Distributor» for nritlnh Columbia, for THE CLEVELAND TRACTOR. HOME The regulations also provide'that the j following provisions; AND COMMERCIAL CANNING OUTFITS. OYNETO ISOLATED flesh of any big game legally killed I Moose and carllvou—Bulls over one —Second Floor LIGHTING PLANTS may be retained in any person's pos- j year of age only, in the electoral dis- session for a period of six weeks after j trteta of Atlin. Fort George. Omineca Z r- the close of such open season. land Cariboo from Octol>er 1, 4918, to Fur-Bearing Animal,. Hrtrmhrr 15. IS 11. In- lunjv,- b-o,,,- Throughout the Province. I ll"ir Throughout the Province from t tetober 1. 1918, to June 30. 1919. Keep Your Poultry Clean open November 1, 1918, to March 15, By using Sylvester’s Vermin Killer. Can be powdered on birds, or in. west, 1919. inclusive. Big Snap in White on roosts, etc. 35# per tin. All other fur-bearing animals north 26 Inch Colored of the Canadian Pacific .Railway and in the electoral district of Columbia, MILK DEALERS GAIN Crepes, Rçg. 35c S '™. mWESTEt FEES CO. SSÏÜKSÏ open -November 1, 1918, to April 30. Hawaiian Silks, Reg 60c 1919. Inclusive. South of the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, bl­ POINT WITH COUNCIL for 26c for 39c inding Vancouver Island and the isl­ Limited quantity of White Jap Crepe arid ands adjacent thereto, open Novemlber These popular fabrics have rgood weight and L. Bedew it h. of his son’s death, he has White Seersucker Crepe. This Is the kind 7 cancelled the trip. 1, 1918. to March 31. 1919. Inclusive. bright finish. Colors sand. saxe, navy, sky, you want for ladies; and children's white, ENCOURAGE The directors’ meeting will start Game Birds. pink. gold, apple green and cream ; 26 promptly at 9 o'clock Wednesday For the purpose of defining the open Publication of Percentages in wear; 2» Inches wide. Regular 35c yard. jmoming. and the accumulated routine seasons for game birds, the Province Wednesday morning, gaz» inches wide. Regular 60c. 3$)C work will be disposed of, after which has been divided into three districts Butter Fat Tests to Be yard...... ZOC Wednesday morning, yard WINTER RESIDENTS the plans for the fall campaign will l>e designated the northern, eastern and , —Basement -—Main Floor taken und»*r consideration. west.-rn districts. They are as fol- Discontinued “We were very successful last z winter," said Mayor Todd this morn­ Northern —Includes the electoral dis­ ing. "There were more winter resi­ trict of Atlin and that section of Brit­ Pacific Northwest Tourist As­ dents on the Pacific Coast last year ish Columbia north of the main line of The City Council last evening ap- than ever I before, and Victoria got her the G. T. P. and to the east of the I proved of the recommendation made by sociation Advertises share of them, but we are going to summit of the Cascade Range. l»r A n prtre m...i.,-ai h^.i.k __ make an effort t>. i . even better this Ka.tern—Include, territory ea.t of I ;7.1 ™ JlV,!,! , ' Coast year,*' he coucluded. the eumnitt of the <•«»<-«,ie* ami irouth " connection with the Milk By-law The director*’ meeting will be fol­ of the main line of the G. T. P. that hereafter in the published reports Odd Corsets, Regular to $1.50 lowed by a meeting of the Finance Western —Include* territory west of I butter fat tests the exact percentage Committee, which is a very important the summit of the Cascades arwl south I of fat be eliminated, the report to Mayor Todd left to-day .on the after­ matter in an organization of such a of the Atlin electoral district. I state whether the milk came up to the Special at 79c noon steamer for Seattle, when he will character. There are innumerable de­ Ducks, Snip# and Plover. I standard required by the Council or tails to be dealt with, and it is very The lot includes P. C. and DBA Corsets, of good heavy coutil; medium and low bust styles Also take the night train for Portland to at­ Ducks «either wood or eider dation. Thi* .niinn____ - essential to the success of the work a few with elastic top. long hips; four hose supports; lace and embroidery trimmed; sises fWQ tend the meeting next day of directors rr,i!r pi'.'.'i'r..ln. .th:„ ,n.rh^.d!" - that a close watch is kept on the fin­ 13 to 30. Regular to $1.50. Wednesday morning, pair ...... ( vC of the I*acific North West Tourist As­ ances in order that the most value may trlct; open August 15, 1918, to Novem­ In which it was stated that as this test sociation. of which he is president. be got out of the expenditure of the ber 20. 1918, inclusive. Eastern dis was not truly indicative of the quality funds provided by the three govern- trlct, south of the main line of the C. l Joshua Kingham and Frank Higgins Hidtai iif the milk, it was unfair to place so a—First Floor expected to attend the meeting also. i..... ' Tr ? r 4 J,9.1*' *” much emidiasla tin a point which ml*ht Owing to the sad news received by J. ay«»r Todd states that there will be l>eeeml>er IB, IBIS, infinitive. Western I be the means of creating a wrunp im- •psiderable amount of special husi- , , , ' «nfouver Island end the I preaelnn In the matter of judging milk to attend to at the meeting, which lslantls adjacent thereto; open season I Alderman IVden, Chairman of the ir-an Tnrpormnr TTeanng on the Novtuntwr XlllUft February 7, 191», [ Heaith Committee, endorsed the re- association's efforts. After the busi­ hoth dates Inclusive tn the rest of J commendation, and stated that the mHk ness has been transacted the directors the western district : open season Sep- I supply had improved since the Coun- STORE HOURS STORE HOURS Arthur Hemingway will be taken for a visit to the numer temlier 21. 1918 to January 5, 1919, both I <11 took action by publishing the re- >uw points of Interest in the vicinity of <***«* kw’lmdvg- ...... lix«rts la the new*TMu>era,______9 a m. till 6 p.m. IllKlruntl'll III Mtf ‘M J> ».m. till 6 pm Tf Is Also pr?>vîdiHT that the limit fori Alderman Andros suggested that the Wednesday i p.m. Um. road to Holland Avenue, on the one day shall be twenty-five ducks. I Council should cancel the milk ven- Wednesday I p.m. while |N>sseaslon of more at any one I «Tors' licenses, or make them come up Saturday 9.30 p.m. Burnside Road, will sell by public SENDS CONDOLENCE time entails the provision of proof as I to the standard laid down for cieanli- Saturday 9.30 p.m. ta dates upon which, they were killed fMH and «luatity. fM Tit at St, Phono 6610 auction, At the meëlïng of the City Council or taken. I Alderman Porter said there was no last night Alderman Cameron called Geeee and Brant. I doubt that since published réport* of attention to the death of Sidney Dina- Geese and brant- Northern district- ^ teete had ,M*en ^ven- there waa a Thursday, Aug. 15 Or*en Auamst 1918. to November 2» f*™1 «*«pr»»vefnem tn the quattty of dafer fW roftmt TO' ItF* " ÜttTolrfunàtè 1918. inclusive Kastem North of lhe ml,k ««PP'y- and he thought the All her fine stock of seventeen loss sustained by their brother alder main line of C. N. R.. oi»en September Publication should continue. tiead of Dairy Cows, Heifers and man through the death of his son. 2. 1918, to December 8. 1918. inclusive. I Alderman Sangster said it was im- general superintendent on three con­ "We extend otifr deep sympathy to Kiuitern. south of main line of C. N. R,,j possible to make a proper test from WILL MAKE START tracts^ in, connection with the Winni- Calves, 2 Horses, Poultry, some our brother citizen," said Alderman “^P*ernhfr 14, 1918, to l>ecember I milk taken fr».»m wagons on the street, REGRETS ENGINEER l>eg aqueduct scheme. His name was • 'ameron. as the Council passed a res 15, 191srihclUHivé. Western; Open No-1 and he advocated that results of the mentioned in connection with a previ­ Implements and other goods. lution that a letter of condolence be vember 16, 1918. to February 11, 1919.1 tests be not published. ous vacancy. sent to the relatives. Further particulars later, or n‘ Ue m» I Alderman Walker thought the Coun- ON OAK DAY AVENUE IS LEAVING CITY ' _ v, u oue#1 Jell should be very careful in dealing apply auctioneer. Fire Last Night.—Caused by an elec­ Grouse—Northern district (of all I with a man “who is making his living tric iron, a fire in Reading's tailor shop kinds including ptarmigan), open Aug-1 in this way. and he should be given a in the Brunswick Hotel Block, over the u.at 15‘1918' to March 31. 1919. indu- fair chance." ' Dominion Bank, last night did munage rôw Frankfi1!? and< ^itarmlrar^i Pto I Dr Prire suggested that his idea of ARTHUR HEMINGWAY to the extent of about $50. The fire City Council Authorizes Intro­ City Councü-Euloglzes City EVP Where Quality department quickly extinguished the south of the main line of ui C. N. iU h,fndHn5 th° would to glV! Phone 2484. City Market Auction open September 14. 1918, to October $L I . ven^^r“ warnings, and duction of By-law for gineer Rust on Record 1918. inclusive. Western: (Blue if .they then ;1ld n°î to ‘he r*‘ Does Count! grouse only). o,n*n September 1C 1*18. ‘luiret«eiHs of the law, their licenses Purpose . Made Here to November 3. 1918. indtmive. ,ekn[should"M be cancelled. an E. B. JONES Prairie Chicken. On Dr. Price*» recommendation the ECAUSE Ht. sediment t«*st w in ooetinee to i*e made Prairie chicken—Kastem. in the elec­ •ged in cold rtor- Before the resolution authorizing the In accepting the resignation of City toral districts of Grand Forks and as heretofore. age, has lost its Engineer and Water Commissioner Greenwood, open September 14. 1918, introduction of a by-law respecting the flavor; has noth­ -riir*^ new^uiAy to September 21. 1918. inclusive.______War Selkirk Ready^-The War Sel- 1 laving of Qak Bay Avenu»1 frum Furl Charles H. Rust, members of the City The* day’s limit Ys "twelve "gronse or kirk ^rin underf0 h*r offlclal trials to- Street to Fowl Bay Road Was passed ing to do with the relve prairie chicken or twemv-flv. I morrow, according to an announce­ Council last night expressed regret that twelve prairie chicken or twenty-five by the City Council last night, there the city was losing a man of Mr. Ru*st‘s eggs i»hich the I nt^ONLYXAif At ptarmigan. ment made this morning at the offices was a good deal of discussion as to of the Imperial Munitions Board. She ier brings Quail. why the asphalt strip should be only ability. Instructions were given to the is exjM'cted to be floated from the ways thirteen feet wide. City Clerk to express to Mr. Rust the l from the Quail—Kastem, in the electoral dis­ at midnight at Yarrows. Ltd., prepar trict of Slmilkameen. ojren October 26. Alderman Andros, on being assured Council’s appreciation of the splendid To get full value for yo6r money—is to pay cash at our Cash and atory to setting out for the Parry Bay 1*18. to November 8. 1918. inclusive! that this strip of asphalt would not work he had done in his present capa­ Ë course for following morning. Carry Store, where prices are based ofllhe actual cost of the goods— Western : In the electoral districts of cover the entire width of the roadways city. Mr. Rust’s resignation takes ef not for the maintenance of the expensive credit and delivery system Ksquim<. Saanich and the Inlands, on either side of the street railway , , Because you H open October 26 to November 26. 1918, tracks, stated that a street of such feet at the end of August. of the past. Inclusive. dignified proportions should be en­ Alderman Cameron stated that the can t make a good cup of coffee Twenty quail is set for the day’s titled to a whole road, if any. circumstances which caused the change vWth pood# nourished and im­ SPECIAL WEDNESDAY limit. Trouble With B. C. E. R. Pheasants. in Mr. Rust’s plans were to be regret properly toasted coffee beans | Camoeun Catsup. Reg. 25c. The Mayor Todd explained that there Pheasants — Eastern : Cock birds ted. He had proved himself a very has nothing to do with the coffee <*ash and Carry price ...... only, in the electoral districts of Simll- were difficulties with the B. (’. E. Rail­ capable engineer, and had given the 21c way. which seemed impossible to get ÿou can make With kameen and South Okanagan, open over. city good results. October 26. 1918, to November 8, 1918, Back Alderman Walker thought it _ Alderman Porter, as chairman of the inclusive. Western: Except in the Streets Committee, said he had a great electoral districts of - Albeml and Co- time that something should be done to SEAL BRAND Alberta Creamery Butter, per deal to do with the City Engineer, and Powdered Borax, per pkt.... 8# mox, but not Including Denman and put the roadway into better condition, he eulogized Mr. Rust for the work and to place It on a level with other lb...... 53# B. C. Local Frnh Egg., per ^lomby Islands, open October 26, 1918, carried out. The engineering depart­ 1 lbs...... «°...... #1.58 Aches roads in the vicinity. COFFEE to November 26, 1*18, inclusive. ment, he said, was In a chaotic state do,«" ...... 63/ Alderman Cameron thought that the Pioneer Coffee, Crown brand, v»n Camp’, Fork end Buna, per No person may kill or take more when Mr. Rust took charge of it, and "SEAL BRAND”—from th# than six pheasants in any one day. Possibly you do not re­ street should, be put in condition to at ...... 53# the present condition was ample evi­ best plantations, cultivated h# tln ...... 17/ European Partridges. alize that this indicates de­ last for some time to come. There had dence of Mr. Rust’s capabilities. The Horlick’e Malted Milk, 98# been a good deal of hard feeling and experts. Then, blended and Cotrsm’s Bird Seed, per pkt. 18/ European partridges, with the limit hope was expressed that Mr. Rust and ...... 48# Bird Gravel, per pkt...... 9/ rangement of the kidneys. misunderstanding. over affairs con­ would® prove as successful In the new for the day’s bag set as aix only, in nected with this thoroughfare, and he roasted and ground by those i»ho Magie Baking Powder^$1.35, 85c Locane Railing, per pkL .... 13/ the electoral districts of Delta and Neglect usually means the position he was taking up i.n Toronto heartily supported the proposed road­ as he has been in his present position. have made a lifetime study of and ...... «J-.... 28# Choie» Sullen»», per pkt . 18/ North Saanich only; open November - development df^Bright’* dis­ way construction, which was in line 26, 1918, to November 26, 1918. lnclu- "I am sure there is general regret the subject Pure Geld Jellies, f*rvPkt .> .-.9# Map of Itoly Olive Oil, at, per ease. You know-Kow" what he had suggested to the among the members of this Council at Bovril, II oss...... *...98# ymi i. . uch. WU»xli«l. riw tln ...... 84/ The asphalt strip will the decision which Mr. Rust has made," De Net Apply Here. fully painful and fatal that ------RB B dmls6Pi6, invigor- The open seasons declared by these is. concrete bape. \ F. M. Pieston, Assisi regulations shall not apply to the fol­ and- John W. Astley are the only ap­ lowing parts of the Province, namely : There is quick relief for Opium Smokers Fined.—In the Po­ plicants'for the position of City En­ E. B, JONES Kaien Island, in the Prince Rupert the kidneys in the use of Dr. lice Court to-day Wing, the keeper of gineer apd Water Commissioner, both t Cash and Carry Store. Food Control License Applied for. electoral district; that i>ortlon of ah opium den Was fined $50 ana $2.50 applications being laid on the table for "PERFECT COFFEE.. PER- coets. with the option of passing one Pewdney electoral district known a* Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. a week. Mr. Preston has been with nCTLYMADE" hour new bock- LOOK FOR THE "RED DIAMOND" the Colony Rirm; that portion of the This medicine is known in month in jail. Lee Dong, Kid, Gun the engineering department for five Bow and Yen were sentenced to a fine years, and Is a general favorite in the ft -.y r °*"» /'«* *■ district municipality „ of Burnaby «Wm. Writ* f9t m copy. 194 bounded as follows : Commencing at the great majority of homes of $25 each and $2.50 costs. Sing and nslde and outside service. Mr. Ast­ Lee Sung were fined $16 and $2.60 | 443 TÂTES ST. King Edward Ilk. the Junction of Sperling Avenue and ley is also well-known throughout the CHAH I UMOM, MONTREAL as the greatest of regulators. < West and the Yukon. He Is at present