WEATHER FORECASTS ♦ ♦ WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT For 34 hours ending 6 p.m Thursday: Pantagee—Vaudeville Victoria and rioinlty—Northerly winds, Princess—King of the Cannibal Islands. fine and warm to-day and on Thursday. Variety—Jack Plckford. Lower Mainland—Continued ftn6 and Romano—Mrs Vernon Cggtle. warm to-day and on Thursday. Columbia—Bessie Barrlscale. Pomlnioilow—My- rFour ------Years lb Germany.
VOL. 52. NO. 137 VICTORIA, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918 SIXTEEN PAGES LOCAL OPERATIONS FOLLOW FAILURE OF ENEMY’S OFFENSIVE Germans Seize Still No Munitions Aboard- U BOAT RAD HAS NO Another Norwegian Ships British Use ALLIED TROOPS ON AISNE-MARNE EFFECT ON SENDING Ship Promised Safety to Carry Wounded SALIENT BREAK UP LOCAL ENEMY Washington. June 6.—The Norwe London. June S.—The British Admir gian steamship Eikundaaund. which alty in a statement denies a German had a German sale conduct, hak been wireless report that a captured English captured by a German submarine and medical student had seen munitions OF AMERICAN TROOPS taken to Swinemunde as a prise, ad unloaded from the hospital ship West ATTEMPTS AND INFLICT LOSSES vice» to the State Department said to day. The ship was on her way to ern Australia in Rouen Harbor. "No munitions of any description Stockholm with a cargo of herring con- ever was carried by the Western Aus Daniels Says Navy Will Keep Way Open for Un si gned to the Swedish Food Commis tralia or any other British hospital German Thrust on Extended Front Has Fallen Short sion. ship." says the statement. checked Movement of Men and Munitions to France; and Contest Is Taking Form of a War of Position; American Schooner Mengel Was Sunk Sunday GERMANS FORCED TO STOP TO VICTORIA NOW British Make Raids and Repulse a German Raid Washington- June 5.—Whatever the -purpose of the German sub Has Reached Fort Yukon anc London, June 6.—German masses no longer hurl themselves at marine raid off the Atlantic coast of the United States, and whatever DRIVE WITHOUT ATTAINING the Allied line in France along extended fronts. The momentum of number of enemy submarines hereafter may come to American waters, Will Come by Dawson or Nome the Teuton advance of last week appears to have exhausted itself in there will be no check on the flow of American troops and munitions DEFINITE GOAL DESIRED striking the yielding lines of the French and British, which now have to Prance, Secretary Daniels said to-day, stiffened and are holding the foe except for insignificant gain* here "The great duty of our navy,” said he, “is to keep open the door and there^jespecially along the front running south from the neigh- to Prance, lb .carry our men and munitions to the great battlefront Paris, June 5.—All the French military writer», says a Havas Ottawdt June 5.—Heading for civil! Agency summary of the military situation to-day, point out that yes ration again, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, borbood of Boissons to Chateau Thierry. The struggle apparently is and to guard the food supplies for our co-belligerents. That has been the Canadian Arctic explorer, is ex changing from a war of movement to a war of position. accomplished thus far and we will continue to keep the road open. ’ ’ terday’s events in the battle area emphasized the slaekening of the pected to arrive in a few weeks In Vic action by the enemy, and that as in the case of the March offensive, toria after an absence of five years. He The official reports show that the Germans are launching their The Navy Department had no further advices at noon to-day the main offensive of the Germans came to a halt on the ninth day went north in June. 1913. The Naval assaults on Chezy, Corey and near Dommiers, isolated points of vant from the patrol fleet hunting down the submarine that was last heard i leg Mtaient has had word from with the enemy out of breath from his.exertions and without, in this" the explorer that he ha* reached Fort age. These attacks were, roughly, from five to seven miles apart from off the Virginia and Maryland coasts. ease, having been able to cross (he Marne or to force a mad to Paris. Yukon and from there will proceed to Dawson City or Nome, and then to Vic along the line which includes ground on which American troops have . The critics expect that the struggle will be resumed with even toria. New York, June B.-r-The American greater force, as long as the Ger- The Intrepid explorer kept on the go established themselves The French auxiliary schooner Samuel C. Mengel till last- winter, when he waa stricken official statement to-day says the Teu mans shall not have obtained a de with typhoid fever ^t Herschel island. was another victim of the German sub cision or exhausted their reserves. - but On recovery he made his way to Fort ton attacks were all repulsed. marine attack oft the Atlantic co^st of doubt Is expressed as jo the point at Italians Expecting The report from Field-Marshal Hals the United States. "She was sunk Sun to-day falls to show any notable ac which the enemy will attempt another tivity on tho part pf the Hermans. At day afternoon 176 miles off New York offensive. Austrian Offensive Morlancourt, between the Ancre and and—eleven men of her crew were Most of the newspapers, like Le the hum me, .south of Albert, German brought here to-day toy * Danish Matin and L’Homme Libra, see the Within a Few Days troops, supported by heavy artillery steamship. DESPITE U DOITS Are. attempted to raid British posi possibility of an attempt by the Ger The Mengel, according to the crew, mans at a passage pf the Marne or one tions, but were repulsed, leavliig pris was on her way to New York with a Invention of Son of Premier to break the front between Noyon Washington. June S —A dispatch to oners behind. cargo from the West African coast. and Montdidier. This latter Hector, day fn.rn Rome said It was believed the Notwithstanding haid Wash French Report. The vessel was sunk by tombs after Oliver Approved by Can according to majority of the critics, is p”rl«. June 5.—The Germans con expected Austrian offensive would the men had taken to the boats at the the one that needs the watching. tinued local attacks last evening, and command of the U boat commander. adian Board start within a few days. The Aus ington Reduces Its Rate during the night on the main battle- Fell Short. - trians. It was said, were bringing up for Merchant Sailors front, the War Office announces. At The Samuel C. Mengel. a vessel of Washington. June 6.—Observers here about sixty of their best divisions, and French Correspondents Pay tempt* made on the French lines at • 16 gross tons, was built In !•!• at are now anticipating a more or less were massing cavalrf on th* lower Carlepont Wood, Corey, Dommiers and Bath. Maine, hr* owners of record be- j Charles Edward Oliver, son of the quiet spell along the Marne and the Tributes to Heroic Deeds in the neighborhood of Chesy failed. tng the Axtm Transportation Com-I Hon. John Oliver, Premier of British sector from Chateau Thierry to Sois- Piave front. In the region north of Corey an action Washington. June S.—The enemy pany. __J], Columbia, ia the inventor of the com flons. as the German rush again ap in Battle by French Infantry, aaalsted by tanka, partment gasoline tank for use in aero pears to have spent itself short of any submarine danger is not sufffrifnt at rectified the French line on the borders planes. , The Premier’s son has been definite goal that can be defined. If It this time to Justify advances In the of the forest. engaged on his task for some time past American Sweepers proves to be a fart that the Invaders Government marine Insurance rates, The statement follows: and now writes to the effect that the are unable to di*lodge the French from Inventons Board of Ottawa, through ita Paris, June 5.—A special correspon the Treasury Department announced .“Local attacks continued list evening the Vlllers-Cotterets Wood, the great Pick Up Mines Off dent -f The Fçtit Journal at British TURKS, DEFEED. engineer, has come to the conclusion natural barrier that ha* aided in to-day. The rate on life insurance for and during the night. On the north headquarters, after describing many that^hi# type of gas tank for aeroplaUbs stemming the drive to the West, it la officers and crews of merchant vessels ern outskirts of Carlepont Wood two has practical value. Plans and specifi heroic deeds of British soldiers related German attacks were arrested by the thought that General Foch may the Atlantic States t i hitri yesterday, says: » engaged In traffic through the war cations have been forwarded to the Im Hufficlent promise of success to war zone waa reduced to-day from twenty- fire of French machine gun*. Other perial Air ,-B«>ard In London following ' Many other fine instances of bravery efforts in the region of Autreche*. east rant counter-strokes along this line. might be mentioned. All of them dem five cent* to fifteen cents per $100, as TURN TD MASSACRE whose consideration «adoption of the Washington. June 5 —Mine-sweepers recommended before the submarine at of Dommier* and near Corey also were The German position as It «lands to onstrate the splendid spirit with which tank ia reasonably expected. have picked up a number of mines off tack off the Atlantic coast. broken up. North of Corey an infantry Gallon Compartments. day is open to attack, provided the Al the British troops have defended the action, supported by tank*, enabled our lied commander feels that he can risk the Atlantic coast, the Navy I apart soil of France against the Germans. After ShlpA* Gasoline tanks in aeroplanes now in ment announced to-day The mine» troops to rectify their line on the out the man-power that would be required They did not despair for a minute, LVsjt Boston, June 6.—The crew of the skirts of the forest. Kill Inhabitants in Retiring use on the fighting front are of the "one to deliver telling blows. were ofc German Manufacture and un fought without cassation, and even German submarine wthlch sank the doubtedly were strewn, navy officiale "South of the Ourcq German troops* or two-piece” variety, with the result i aptured prisoners." schooner Jacob M. Haskell was under After Defeat by Russians that as soon as the receptacle become* Fluctuating Contest. said, by the raiding submarines. A special correspondent of L’Eclaire, made violent attacks against Chesy, punctured by bullet or shell the pre orders to sink every American ship It and to the southwest. French troops London. June 6.—(via Reuter's Ot who also Is at the British headquarter», could find, but to spare all Uvea pos ii. Trans-Caucasia cious liquid escapes * and invariably tawa Agency!—The fluctuating char says: broke all their aaaaulta, Inflicting seri causes the whole structure to take a sible. according to members of the ous losies on the enemy. àcter of the battle was strikingly 1! ‘After the events of March 21 and the Haskell’s crew. The men arrived last dash to earth in flames The average lustrated yesterday. There waa even 40,000 Negro Draft breakdown of the British Fifth Army, •‘The artillery fighting continued to quantity of gas carried at preaetit Is IA night from an Atlantic port, where be very spirited north of the Alsne and reason to hop#*, that the enemy Was some Frenchmen.- forgetful of the past, they were -landed yesterday by the London, June 5.—A big.battle was the region of 120 gallons, and the n, w were heard casting Joa’jt cm the power in the region of Rhetma." ...... held, but he made another desperate Men in States Will coastwise steamship Grecian, which fought In the Kar* district of Trans- plan provides compartments to hold one qf resistance of the British soldier*. effort between the Aisne and the had rescued tjiem at sea. British Report. Caucasia on May 24, resulting in favor gallon of gasoline, each-.section con Such judgment was unjust. Now. after Ourcq. apparently endeavoring to out Gustav Nelson,» setman on the Has London. June 5.—German troops this - of the «Russians, the -Exchange Tele nected-with the engine by a supply flank YU lent, dotterels, which he fatted Be in Banks Soon what took place at C* «tonne, Uemlcourt morning attempted to raid the British graph correspondent at Moscow wire*. pipe. The combination of tanks is **> and Thai Us. for the. defence of Rheims. kell, said the submarine commander lb "capture frontally. This area flanks •poke-perfect English, and was so lines southwest of Mprlancourt, 1n the The Turks and Germans are .retiring designed, however, that If a «bullet the Parts-Hrrtseomr road and the enemy this remark would to a crime...... —- region east of Amiens, the War Office pierces one dr more compartments with K>lite that he got on his neryea. After along the Ardahan road and the popu Preiflure here Was supported by fierce Washington, June 6.—Order» for the "Our poilus saw Tommy at work and announces. Although the enemy lation is being massacred, the cor leaking gas as the result, an automatic mobilisation of 40,000 negro draft regis these hard days, which they spent in ie Had posted tola men about the attack* on the wings, especially in schooner they stood there grinning troops were supported by heavy artil respondent declares. valve closes that particular section as trants qualified for general military common, will strengthen the mutual lery fire they were repulsed and left against all other compartments. By this the Compeigne area, the village* on while he asked for the ship's papers. either side of the Ou|cq being the service, to entrain from June 20 to June confidence. Besides, who knows whether prisoners in the hands of the British. Amsterdam. June 5.—George 'Bern means risk from firing Is. reduced to 26. were sent out to-day by Provost to-morrow the weight of battle will not Then he ordered the American flag The text of the statement reads: the minimum and the supply of gas for scene* of the hardest fighting. The hauled down and wrapped it up In the hardt. one of the weil-known German enemy met with a measure of suc Marshal-General Crowder. The regie: again fall on the British army? "A few prisoners were captured by the operation of the aetoplane is only trunta will come from twenty states. "It seems improbable that the British papers. When the cook remarked us last night In successful raids in the political writer*, in an article in The Impaired to the extent of tanks cess. but at excessive cost, and the "You had better take the food we have Vosslsche Zeitung of Berlin,, protests experts Consider the results of the front will remain inactive, and proof of neighborhood of Lens and south of La punctured. this Is the appreciable increase in artil on board before you sink the ship," the Bas see Canal. against the Turkish advance In the Technical Expert. fighting favorable to the French. The captain snapped back: ' “We don't Caucasus. lery activity on certain parts of the Prisoners Takem
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and Sickroom Importation License Placed on Former Vice-President of Slackening of German Thrust of every description. Sporting Goods, Certain United States Succumbed Was Reported by Paris Fruits and Expensive Autos at Indianapolis Last Night Abdominal Supports, Elastic Hosiery, Children’s and Adults BUEMBBON Trusses. Ottawa. June 6.—Bporting goods, Indianapolis, fnd., June 6.—Charles Paris, June S.—The War Office bene works of art. Jewellery, toilet prepara Warren Fairbanks, former Vice-Prest* reported last night: We are Truss Fitters, and we guarantee our work. tions and certain vegetables and fruit dent of the United SteJes, and former "During the course of the day the TEA, come within the scope of an Or.»* r m United States Senator from Indiana, enehiy considerably slackened hls ac Council passed-to restrict the importa died at his home here at 8.66 o'clock tion. which was limited to a few local tion of luxuries. last night. attempts. The enemy artillery dis The Order-In-Council provides that played activity north of the Aisne, be the goodà enumerated may be imports Death was due to Interstitial nephri tween the Atone and Ourcq Rivers and ed only on license issued by the Min tis. which had been a chronic alltpent in the region of Khelms. Campbell’s Prescription Drug Store ister of Customs, on the recommenda with him, but was not regarded as par "North of Moulin-eoue-ToUvent crur tion of the War Trade Board. It cites ticularly serious until recently. troops improved their positions and Poor tea adds to life's trouble WE ARE PROMPT. WE ARE CAREFUL. a long list of articles classed as non- All members of the former VICo made some gains of ground. WE USE THE BEST IN OUR WORK. essentials in war tlfne. Among them président's family except lfajor Rich "In the reglqn of Lon g pont German In spurting goods arc billiard tables ard Fairbanks, who Is In France, were troops succeeded in penetrating tern and cues, pleasure boats and canoes, at hie bedside."/ porarily Rets Forest, but our counter BLUE RIBBON sporting gtms and rifles and ammuni attacks drove them -back. Immediately tion therefor; game bags and cartridge Charles Warren Fairbanks was born to the eastern border. On the rest belts; skates of all km-ls; pistols, re of the front there was no change. at Unlonvtlle Centre, Ohio, on May II, "On June'3'our bombing escadrilles, •' TEA volvers land other firearms except for 1862. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorlston war purposes, and Ashing rods. forcing a passage of the enemy lines, Monroe Fairbanks. He was admitted brought down two enemy aeroplanes. Among fruits arc included: Almonds, to the bar of Ohio In 1874. and in the Thfee other aeroplanes and two cap shelled and unshelled; unsheiled Brazil same year married Miss Cornelia Cole. tive balloons were brought down by our - to life's joys JAMESON, ROLFE & WILLIS nuts; shelled and unshelled peanuts, Shortly afterwards he remove# to In pursuit machines. The same day unshelled waltiuts and other unshelled dian» poli* In 1898 he was one of the twenty-one tons of projectiles were uL nuts. Mentioned in the list are black United States members of the British- dropped on marching enemy troops, Distributors berries. gooseberries, raspberries, cher United States Joint High Commission, artillery column* and revictualling con- ries, strawberries, cranberries, currants which met In Quebec for the -adjust vu)s. On similar objectives twenty- STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS and grapes. In green fruits: Peaches, ment of Canadian questions. He was eight tons were dropped on the night plums, quinces, apricots, pears and nec elected to the United States Senate in of June 3-4." DIAMOND TIRES tarines. In vegetables are: Sugar beets^ 1897. and re-elected In 1903, resigning British Report. WILLARD STORAGE BATTÏRIE8 and fresh tomatoes. tïl 1W5. He was elected Vice-Presi London, June 6. — Field-Marshal Candled 'fruits and nuts are incjpded, dent of the United States In the etec-~ Haig reported last njght: MOTOR ACCESSORIES and sweetened breads, cakes, pies and Lighten the Labor of tlon of 1904. "Hostile raiding parties were puddings containing sugar; flavoring pulsed during the night In the neigh extracts, custard and jelly powders, borhood of Beaumont-Hamel and Corner Courtney and Gordon Streets. Phone 2246 lime and fruit Julcea Boyeiles. Another raid attempted by IRONING DAY In the list are: Automobiles valued at enemy troop* northwest of Krnimel Hill 11,200 and. upwards f.o.b. at place of CASUALTIES AMONG was driven oft by French troops, who No need to iron in a hot kitchen. manufacture; paintings, photographs secured a few prisoner*. and prints; manufacturers of gold and CANADIAN SOLDIERS "There is nothing further to report. You can do your ironing on the porch or any other cool, con- cereal production In.the United King silver; electro-plate and sterling and "Aviation—There was Jess activity in MORE FOOD NEEDED dom. even If the most optimistic pre manufactures of marble. the air yesterday.* There was some re . venient place dictions were fulfilled, would not be Ottawa, June 6.- The^nUowing cas connaissance and photographic work WITH AN ELECTRIC IRON FROM CANADA AND U. S. carried out. and in the course of the appreciable in proportion to the GEN. WILLIAMS RECOVERING. ualties have bgpn announced: night a total of eighteen tons of bombs Ail our irons, are equipped with the latest hinged plug cord, amounts required from this con Ottawa, June 6.—Canada and the Infantry. was dropped by our aeroplane*. The which eliminates cord breakage, and a thumb rest which saves tinent. London, June<»6.—Brig.-General Vic targets chiefly attacked were the rail United States must continue to supply Killed In action—Lieut Ernest H. This cable also states that In order tor Williams. Adjutant-General to the Cox. Winnipeg; me. R. D. McLellan, way stations at St. Quentin and Lux the wrist and arm much, fatigue. See the display at our show to Grëfct Britain and the Allies the bulk to effect economies In food, labor and Canadian Militia Department, late a Amherst. N.B.: Pte. O. W. Thompson, embourg. rooms. "Three hostile machines were of the wheat supplies which are essen fuel, arrangements are being made for prisoner of war in Germany, Is now England; Sergt. L. Wilson, Spring hill tial to victory. This Is made -clear in the establishment of national kitchens recovering his health and lost memory Mine*, N.8. brought down In air fighting and one a, cable, received by the Canada Food all over the United Kingdom. The in Berkshire. Died of wounds—Pte. A. McDonald. was driven down out of control. None Board from the British Ministry of people of Great Britain are now on tea CoL McIntyre, lately of the Staff of Red Willow. Alta ; Pte. A. E. Sheppard, of our machines are missing,"' Food. rations, and their tea consumption will the Canadian Second Division, has Winnipeg; Pte. G. Steed, England; Pte. Belgian Report. B. C. ELECTRIC it is pointed out that the Increased be restricted to two ounces per week. been passed for sick leave in Canada. C. A. W Hop wood, Lyleton. Man.; Pte. A. McIntosh, Amherst. N.8. Paris, June 6.—A Belgian offical Sales Department Phone 123 communication Issued last "night said: Mounted Rifles. "There was rather lively artillery Wounded—Pte. C. D. MacAndrew. activity to-day, especially near Nleu Scotland; Pte. K. R. Thompson, Togo. port. Our artillery vigorously bombed Bask.; Pfe. A. Jenkins, England. the enemy batteries, and its destruc Machine Gun Company. live fire effectively quieted the enemy LAND SCHEME FOR Killed in action—Pte. H» Inouye, cannon east of Nieuport." IRISH VOLUNTEERS USE MORE Japan; Pte. J. 8ime. Scotland; Pte. H. German Statement. No Guesswork Parkinson. Toronto. Berlin, June 4.—Via London. June 5, Tewtlng one's vision Is hot a V B&K OATMEAL Died of wounds—Pte. J J. Radvllffe, —An official statement issued here this London, June 5.—(Via Reuter's).—In matter of guesswork with us, nor B * K YELLOW CORN MEAL Trrrrmto: j Pte. K. Martin. Montreal, evening eays: the House of Commons James Craig is it a matter of experimenting. B&K Pte. T. Takavanagi, Japan; Pte. O. "There were successful engage suggested in connection with the proc It Is a science governed by prin ciples which -none but a Gradu Vien, St. Angele. P.Q. ment* on the southern bank of the lamation Issued by Lord French that In B&K BARLEY 7L0UR order to avoid misunderstanding and ated, Registered and eklUed opto Medical Services. Alsne." metrist understand* ----- B&K RYE FLOUR Wilhelm at Front. disappointment step* should b* taken Wounded Pte. W. H. Fribancew Puf Immediately to define explicitly the fer, Alta.; Sergt. N. Leon. Winnipeg; Amsterdam, June 5.—Field-Marshal von Hindenburg accompanied Kaiser area* In which the land for Irish volun YOU can help THE CANADA FOOD BOARD by lining 20% or MORE in all your baking. Corpl. E. E. Wilcox. Little Falls. Minn., Wilhelm on hi* tour Saturday of the teers would be available, the number U.8.A.: Lance-Corpl, H. H unify, Kng newly-gained territory between the of acres to be allotted and the terms land; Lence-Corpl. A. <3. Whitman, of tenure. ■» Chemin-dee-Dames And the River Rt. Hon. Edward Shortly Secretary Bridge-town. NS.; Pte. Solomon Mar- Vesle. according to a description writ arle, Deseronto, Ont; Pte. J. (Heave, for Ireland, replied that the necessary ten by Karl Rosner, correspondent of St. I aim be rt. P.Q.; Pte. A. Thoriactu*. arrangements for considering this and The Braekman-Ker Milling1 Co., Ltd. The Lokal Anzeiger of Berlin, and pub « definite statement would be made as Iceland; Pte. B. B. Pearson, Bashaw; lished In The Cologne Uaxetle. The Alta ; Sergt W. R. Power. Antlgontsh. •pon a* possible. i two military chiefs first visited the Rt. Hon. Herbert Samuel asked: "Is NJS. ; Letn-e-CorpL E. J. Whldden, headquarters of General von Boehm, Wolf villes N.8.; Sergt. C. V. Thomson, It proposed to Introduce legislationT* commander of the German army 'fight Mr Shortt: "Yes. the bill already TillsofTbury, Ont; Pte. A. H. Mci^*an,, ing on the Marne, and received reports Veur Eyes Antlgonlsh. N.H.; Pte. W. McAtla'n, ha^ been drafted." on the situation. Then the party visit Examined Scotland; Pte. C. R. Couper, England; ed Binon and the Laffaux-Conde Pte. E. Eagleetone, England; Pte. J region, thence going farther south to a CLEMENCEAU GIVEN Glasses Fitted 1.50 Jones. England; Pte. R. N. Townsend, recently captured hill from where Complete Toronto; Pte. R. P. Gage, Kngland; could be seen the fighting west of Sols- VOTE OF CONFIDENCE Pte. O. A. W. Scott. Montreal ; Pte. F sone. After going to Fere-en-Tar- A pair of Perlecoptc Glasses, for Gascoyne, Montreal; Pte. W. Skinner, denois to view the captured territory Juliette, P.Q.; Pte. W. Shaw, Toronto Paris, June 6.—Premier Clemenceau, either reading or distance, com as far as the Ourcq, the Kaiser re plete ...... S3.50 Pte. W. Thistle. Montreal. Pte. .1 'll!!, turned to headquarters by way of after addressing the Chamber of Depu Montreal; Pte. J. H. Coliton, Barrie, ties yesterday afternoon, received a Come end let u* prove our Ont.; Pte. H. Moulton, Toronto; Pte. C, vote ^ confidence in the Government superiority. C. Maclver, Portsmouth, Ont.; Corpl WILL BUY RAILWAY. of 377 against 110. W. G. Selwood, Toronto; Pte. J. Pear A* soon a» the Chamber of Deputies •on, England; Pte. J. 11. Pearson, Be Rae L. Korot Montevideo. June 6.—The Uruguayan opened M. Clemenceau arose and said Registered Optometrist-Optician, Shaw. AHa. ; Pie. R. W. P. Newman. Government has decided to buv the he had received several notices of In Toronto; Pte. W. EL OToole, Jig.Ufax, I$rttl*h-owned Central I'rugttiyS# terpol tarions regarding the military sit 464 Ÿates &L, Upstair* N.8.; Pte. A. Hyde, Toronto; Pte. C. Railway Payment will be made with uation. Cooke. Stewart Lake. Man.; Pte. W R. the proceeds of an Internal bond issue. "My first impulse," he continued. Young, MillsvUle, NS.; Pte. H Sloan, "Was to come here and reply to them, Ulk Mfi. ; P1C.JU- Wchlju Mul-. _ after reflection 1~~rcnllxcd that grave. N.8.. Pte. A. Appleby. England; c<»uld not at the present moment, al Pte; J. Cooper, Srotjand; Ttf. J. AT- Threatened though T am sure tftir toterpgUatfrm* kinaon, Ireland; Pte". H. Shaw, P« t<-r are due te a patriotic spirit, to which I THE D1FFEREHCE bom, ont.; Pte .H. V. Cor. Hamilton, render homage." Ont.; Pte. J. Edward*. St. Thomas, With Paralysis Ont.; Pte. C M Boose, Dunn ville, Ont, Pte. R Morden, Hamilton, Ont. MILITIA OFFICERS IH A HOPE'S SUIT Ill—Pte. T. (J. Miller. Scotland; Pte. Severe Nervous Headache* and Licensed by the Canada Food Board to Sell You FOOD. If You BUY IT C. E. McConnell, Woodland. III., U.6.A.; Numbness of Hand* and Feet REQUIRED TO SERVE HERE You Can Depend on the Quality, and the Price is AntiCombine— Pte. O. T. Iluntef, London. Ont. *V Wa* Most Alarming, but —is $10 lésa than what you Forestry Corps. Montreal, June 6.—That there are would pay elsewhere, and Died—Acting Sergt, T W. Rawlings, Satisfactory Restorative iany officers of the militia in Mon ALWAYS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE Kngland; Pte. J. Gorman, Kitchener, Treatment Wa* Found. treal who are liable fur military service better workmanship and ma Ont. in Claes Une. and who have not yet re Railway Treops. ported for duty, is a statement made terial throughout. Fit un ■ Port Haney. B. C., June *.—Thl. very Died of wounds- I*te.' E. Perry, Legal, by Major-General Wilson, G. O. C. conditionally guaranteed. Alta. title re. tin* statement from Mr*. 8tln- Fourth Military District. Steps will WILD ROSE PASTRY ROLLED OATS Died—Pte, H. J. Bishop. Halifax, N.8 eon in regard to her cure 1» vouched be taken, the General added, to have My price Wounded -Pte. R Boura*8a. Wind for by her pastor. Rev. G. H. Findlay these men brought to the golefS if FLOUR, HMbs...... £ VC 3 lbs. for...... sor, P.Q.; Pte. H. Branson, Toronto; Here was a most extreme case of necessary. Allied War Council States Its Itching, Burning and Irri French Government Wa« Given 1008-10 Government St . t- Full Confidence in Out tated. lost Vote of Confidence After come of Contest Stormy Session My lace broke out In pimples that Announcing the Arrival Would heal up and then break out Again. It was very sore and London. June 5.—(By the Associ V -Xd re<^‘anear. Mardi Cachtp then succeeded in soft pliable bead filler in place of They can’t possibly shift. rock, "The advantages it possessed in its quieting somewhat the outburst of the display for the first time to the common variety of hard bead slip or pinch the tube. strategic position and superior rail Socialists. facilities has enabled the enemy com Praised Armies. morrow. mand to gain some Initial successes. It will undoubtedly renew Its attacks, News U. S. Troops Sharing in Premier Clemenceau went back to and the Allied nations may be still ex Big Battle Welcomed in the tribune' after Cachin’» speech and posed to* critical days. eulogized the French and Allied View those new Suit Arrivals FEDERAL TIRE AGENCY armies, saying that the soldiers had ACCESSORIES (A. McOAVIN) Will Defeat Enemy. ; Old Country armies, one against five, and some PHONE 3869‘ “After a review of the whole situ times one against ten. priced at 1011 Blanahard Street , VICTORIA, B. C. ation. the Council is convinced that “Our duty is very simple.” the Pre the Allies, bearing the trials of the mier said. "Our resolve must be to forthcoming campaign with the same London. June 5 —.Th^ disclosure in carry on the fight to the end. Victory fortitude they have ever exhibited In the French official statement yesterday depends on the civilians. It Is defence of the right,, will baffle the that American troops have been en they; who must be exhorted not to be enemy's purpose, and In due course $17.50 gaged in hard fighting in two sectors come disheartened. Our soldiers do bring him An defeat. Everything jm»s- not need such exhortations.” slbie I* being done to sustain and of the present great battleline and have The Premier showed how the Rus ernor Stephens, of California, urging support the armies In thé field. 'again demonstrated their splendid sian defection had liberated 200 di that Thomas J. Mooney be pardoned “The arrangements for unity of qualities, as they did at Cantigny re visions of German troops for use elae- DILLON SPEAKS OF command have, greatly improved the cently. is most Welcome to the British position of the Allied armies and are ‘The moment Is perilous," he added, Sacramento. Cal., June 6.—The sec public. The Americans, it is noted, are $23.50 ; X ond letter written by President Wilson working smoothly and with success. "hut the courage and heroism of our to Governor W. D. Stephens, urging a The Supreme Wat Council has com in the field in sectors where the fight soldiers Is equal to the situation. * CALL FOR RECRUITS pardon for Thomas J. Mooney, sen plete confidence In General Foch. It ing Is most Intepse. namely, between IVemler Clemenceau promised to tenced to be hanged for murder in cop regards with pride and admiration the the Marné and Ourcq Rivers, where the bring a full light on all military inci n ret ion with the preparedness parade valor of the Allied troops. Germans do not appear yeg-vto have dents which have been brought to hie yielded belief in their ability still fur- bomb explosion in San Francisco In “Thanks to the prompt and cordial notice, and to give the Chamber all the July, 1916. had not reached the Gov there to develop their thrust for Paris. “Onandoff” Dress Shields co-operation of the President of the It was pointed out this morning that information it desired. When he de ernors office up to an early hour to United States, the arrangements clared that the French soldiers had -*vV Irish Nationalist Chief Neither* day. it was announced. the German advance was continuing which were set on foot more than through attacks of unabated violence. fought one against five, the entire In sizes 3, 4 and 5. Applauds Nçr Condemns two months ago for the transportation but With a greatly reduced rate of Chamber arose and cheered the army. K. OF C. CONVENTION___ and brigading of American tr progress, This reduction was mainly The Premier continued "These heroic A New Shipment. Government’s Course 'WTT! make ft impossible for jhe enemy due to French reinforcements, but also soldiers have good chiefs.” HELD AT WINNIFZ3 to gain victory by wearing out the to the nature of the ground, the enemy Deputy Raffin-lHigens. a Socialist, A Hied- reserve before he has exhausted now coming Into—dtfflcult wooded re Interrupted with the exclamation: "Not all.” Winnipeg. June 6.—For furtherance of gions He succeeded, however, ac cording to last night's news, in press London. June 6.—The voluntary re the work of the Roman Catholic army * The Supreme War Council Is con Cheers arose from all parts of the fident of the ultimate result and the ing his advance southwest of Hotssons House when the Premier said : "The New Moire Silk Petticoats Are cruiting appeal Issued by Viscount huts in France and England, the annual as far as the tfouller-Dommiervs line convention of the Knights <>f Colum Allied peoples are resolute not to Americans are arriving We are stand French, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, rlfioe a single one of the free nations The whsie front, however, is showing ing the game on the help of the Ameri bus, Just closed here, pledged Itself- to a tendency to stabilize, the French de was neither applauded nor condemned raise a fund of $25,000 within the of the world to the des|M>tlem*of Ber cans.” lin. Their armies are displaying the livering most effective younter-atLacks. The Premier seemed to have aged Priced at $4.25 to $6.50 by John Dillon, the Nationalist leader, provinces of Manitoba and Saskatche .The. view of the military experts here wan. and also passed a resolution same steadfast courage which has en visibly under the great burden of the In an interview he had with a wife is that the enemy will continue to de intense life he has been leading during pledging Its utmost support to "the abled them on many occasions to de velop the present operations as long as. ly apondent of The Daily Telegraph In federal authorities in their enforcement feat a German onset. They have only but no longer than they prove fruitful, the past few weeks, during which he In Two-Tone and Plain Colors. Dublin. of war measures which" they have en to endure with faith and patience to but that as soon as it becomes appar has been continuously travelling be acted or which they may deem neces the end to make victory for freedom ent that the opposing forces are be tween the front and Paris “The Government.” Mr. DUior is sary to enact, and to aid In ensuring He was the same adroit parliament quoted as saying, “has certainly done secure. The free peoples and their coming equalised, there will In* another the victory of the Allied armies. magnificent soldiers will save civiliza- lull such as followed the March and arian and cleverly foiled all attempt* Fresh from their wrappings one sensible thing in abandoning the J. J. I «eddy and R. P. Strickland, of tlon.” hy the Socialists to force an immedi attempt to enforce conscription in April offensives, which will be a pre Saskatoon, were elected state deputy lude to another drive In some new di ate discussion of interpellations comes this fine lot of English Ireland, which would have produced and state secretary respectively. J M rection. It can not be denied that the military questions. world-wide evils. Anv prospects of Mergens, of Weyburn. was re-elected AMALGAMATION OF prospect of such a drive farther north Deputies Violent. Lenoir and Ren- Moire Silk Underskirts, noted the success of Lord French In his ap state treasurer, and E F. Collins, of either against Amiens or Beauvais, or audel in turn attempted to create a peal depend, in my Judgment, entirely Moose Jaw, was elected state lecturer VETERANS’ ASSOCIATIONS In Flanders, where an Allied retirement diversion and fix a date for the dis for their excellent wearing on the extent to which the Govern The next convention will be held in would be a much more serious proposi cussion. hut the Premier replied simp ment will revise its Irish policy and Saskatoon. tion. is viewed with some anxiety, but ly: "It Is a question of confidence. If qualities. Made with deep the methods of recruiting practised in Montreal. June 6.—The British Army and Navy Veterans' Association decid confidence is still felt in General Foch we have been had servants dismiss up. Ireland since the outbreak of the tvn.. ed last night at a meeting In this city and. above all. in the fact of the ac If we have done our duty, give us your flounce and neat fitting waist The Nationalist leader took occasion EXCESS PROFITS tive help now being brought to the confidence.” to approve of the principle of amalga Allies by American troops. e to reiterate his view that the Govern- TAX IN BRITAIN mation with the Great War Veterans’ The vote was then taken and the band. Choose from these colors "ment was to blame for the present Association, and that delegates should Government was victorious hy 377 to very unfortunate situation in Ireland, be appointed to meet delegates from BRITISH DONATION TO 110. —rose, paddy, saxe, mauve and and said he coulcT not see any marked London, June S.—(Via Reuter’s Ot the <1. W. V. A. to discuss the terms of It has been a long time since a ses signs of a change of mind in the pre tawa Agency./—In the House of Pom HALIFAX SUFFERERS sion of the Charottw had been attended many pretty two-tone effects. sent Government, or that |t realized mons, SU. Andrew Bonar I«aw. hy so many Deputies. 1 The only absen the basic facts of the situation. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, said that PRAYER FOR SOLDIERS. tees to-day were those whose seats Government, he said, appeared to him although the excess profits tax could Ottawa, June 5.—The Finance De were decorated with mourning. to be entirely blind to the fact that not In* regarded as permanent, it would Melbourne. June 5.—(Via Reuter’s part ment has received from the Im It could not expect to secure the sup not be stopped immediately after the Ottawa Agency) — The Australian perial- Government the sumBW ofWiPli £ l.Ouo, port of the people unless it convinced war finished. It. was estimate* that Hquae of-JtepresentaUves-has decided 000 voted by the British House STAGE ATHLETIC GAMES ssa* "Mist It respecte» shd trusted the Government would obtain £360.- rtmt the tretral wpenUrg prayers tn-fu «non» ns n gift toward the suffering Overalls for Berry f them. 000.060 from it during the current year. ture shall include a prayer for the sol caused by the Mk11f£x disaster. WHtjyE^NNONS ROAR diers and sailors of the Entente. la a previous message relating to the To obtain such a sum from an income Mr. Watt. Acting-Prime Minister, ntribution. the Colonial Secretary ex WILSON SAYS MOONEY ta-x would mean a tax of eight shil is anuounced that the Australian pressed the hope that Canada would Paris, June 6—While one of the lings on (he pound. Journalists' delegation to Great BriÉtin accept the gift aa a token of the most most stupendous battles tn'the history Pickers SHOULD BE PARDONED will include labor representatives. sincere sympathy of the Imperial Gov of the world was being waged, and the “He’s consistent anyway.** Replying to a question in the House, ernment and its desire to share in the roar of cannon could be heard In the “Why?** Mr. Watt said that if cablegrams from relief of the sufferers. distance. American soldiers and sailors In the Popular One-Piece Style, with long sleeves-, Washington, June 5.—President WII- “He pronounces ‘barrage* the same London were true, the Sinn Fein would Suitable acknowledgment of the yesterday took part In athletic games aon has written a second letter to Gov- way he does ‘garage.’ " have been much more dangerous in message and donation haw been made on the grounds of the racing club at -* at, per Suit, $4.90 Australia if measures had not been by the Canadian Government. » Colombes .near Ihtris. With unperturb taken to suppress 1L ed serenity a huge crowd saw Abe Kivlat win the one-mile event, and CHARGES AGAINST V. M. C. A. Kline the 100 yards. Georges Andre, the French pentathlon champion, de- Lsmdon, Ont.. June 5.—At the open NaM Corpora! Poaftoy ,ia the 220- ing session of the Middlesex Council yard \hurdles. yesterday, many members .expressed The American Army baseball team the opinion that in view of the chatgee went down before the American sail- Dead Sure Which liave been made recently ininat the Y. M. C. A., the grant of $30.000 hich was promised hy the Council Hundred*, yes thousands, of people testify to their should be withheld until matters are The WEATHER cleared up. A resolution in being pre Daily Bulletin Furnished pare! and .will be presented for con by the Victoria Meteor bettered health after changing the table beverage sideration. It was agreed that the Y. ological Department. M. C. A. should he given a chance to frona tea or coffee to Post urn. They are sure of disprove the charges. victor is, June 5.-5 a. m —The baro it ; they know it, for they have tried it and proved meter remains high over Northern B C. and fine, warfti weather is general, ex it What better testimony could there be? WAR GARDEN BULLETIN THK SPRING DRIVE cept frosts prevail in Cariboo. Frosts „>ing are reported in Northern Alberts, and Get Ready for Canning. fine, moderately warm weather extends find into " No man’s land ” this spring. eastward to Manitoba. Although it is still early In the No one has any doubt of their ability season, be forehanded in your pre to get there. There will also be a spring drive on this side of the ocean, Victoria—Barometer. 29.99; tempera-, USE UTILITY ONCE parations to take care of the fruit ture, maximum yesterday, 71; minimum, because March is the year's ** blue Mon and vegetable crop. Don't wait un 54; wind. 8 miles N. K.; weather, clear. day." It is the most fatal month of the AND YOU’LL FIND IT IND1SPENSIBLE til July before ordering your can Vancouver—Barometer, 30 00* tempera year. March and April if a time when ture, maximum yesterday. 72; minimum. Instant Postum ning outfit or preserving Jam. Not only does “Utility" lighten the burden of wash resistance usually is at lowest ebb. It 46; wind, calm: weather, clear Don’t wait until the vegetables be is a trying season for the " run-down” Kamloops*—Barometer. 10.02, tempera day, but all routine labor about the household—the man. But medical science steps in, and tures maximum yesterday, 78; ^minimum, is free from caffeine, the harmful element in tea come overgrown, old, tough or stringy before you can them. says, « it need not be ” 1 We should 43; wind. 8.; weather, clear cleansing of dishes, pans, kettles, everything that re cultivate a love of health, a sense of ' Barkerville—Barometer. 10 20; tempera and coffee, and is a pure, delicious, health-making Make this a record canning and responsibility for the care of our bodies. ture. maximum yesterday, 64; minimum, quires the use of soap—is made an infinitely lighter and drying year. That is one of the 28. wind, calm; rain, .12; weather, clear. drink. It is economical, requires little sugar, and objects of your war garden. And Do not allow the machinery of the body Prince Rupert—Barometer, 10.03; tem more pleasant task. I start early. Pickle young beets to clog. Put the stomach and liver in perature. maximum yesterday. 70; mini is made in the cup, just as wanted. proper condition. Take Dr. Pierce's mum, 44; wind, calm; weather, clear. Remember, “Utility" will not injure the most deli Golden Medical Discovery, to be had at Conservative estimates show that Temperature. cate lace or fabric, nor does it harm the most sensitive Postum may help you, as it has the others, Sup- 5.000.000 gardeners can produce the most drug stores in tablet or liquid Max Min. skin. * * equivalent of enough food to sus form, tablets fifty cents a vial, com Tateosh ...... 64 ,, posed of native herbe. This puts the Portland,, Ore...... 86 poee you try a tin from your grocer. tain 1.000,000 soldiers for 238 days, Seattle .!...... 76 Get a cake of "Utility" to-day. Test its purity—its or almost eight months. Each In stomach and liver in proper condition. You may be plodding along, no spring, San Francisco ...... 62 .. dividual home gardener this year Cranbrook ...... 69 economy—its labor-saving merits—and yen’ll never buy should make It a pointât» study the no elasticity, no vim, but as soon as you Penticton ...... 81 another cent's worth of inferior soap. comparative food value of the dif have put the body into its normal physi Grand Forks ...... 69 ferent vegetables and to concentrate cal condition—01 Ue] the machinery, a* Nelson . ft n. »v. ‘There’s a Reason” lor POSTUM -on ttmwi * w imm mw 'iiiiwi m uw * mémunyon will êmè nsw s4| ■ -. s-i’Ç'i Ttr’rr-j'npn ------TTwIII Imish thaJtah.ftnt country’s food supply. Cabbage, and vitality within you. A little "pep," Calgary ...... 68 11 for Instance, is 98 per cent, water and we laugh ana live. Try it now. Edmonton . 60 34 MADE and requires at least 100 days to Send Dr. Pierce, Invalids* Hotel, Buffalo, Prince. George , .61 ASH Canadian Poetum Cereal Co.. Ltd. l>ecome fit for food. On the other N. Y.,or branch office, Bridgeburg.Ont., Qu’ARielle • 68______40 IN v hamï,T)ean3 reposent food in high ipc. for trial pkg. The prime necessity Winnipeg ..... VOUE Windsor, Ont. ly concentrated'form, mature read Toronto ...... of lifs is health. With spirit and energy 66 CANADA Ottawa ...... 62 GROCER ily and the dry product is easy to you have the bower to force yourself keep. Montreal ...... 64 into action. The Golden Medical Pie- St. John ...... 66 VH7WRfA DAILY TIMES, WET)NKSI)AV, JU?fE 5, 1918 HR DAILY TIMES Wmd wimw bf ft saHent factor in meeting tMs re- ■■Énléinieftül Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by Some tim? ago" a considerable amount of track, THE TIMES PRINTING A, PUBLISHING COMPANY, age along the G. T. P. was taken up anil sent to LIMITED Europe to meet the demand for rails for military Baby Carriages OfFioesi Corner Broad and Fort Streets > business Office (Advertising)...... Phone 1090 purposes. The action of the Government was A. TEACHINGS. and Sulkies—ÇlasSy Styles Circulation...... •.. .Phone 3346 criticized in Parliament on the ground that •Editorial Office ...... Phone 46 To the- Editor,—In a recent teaue of We have never offered more stylish Baby Carriages than SUBSCRIPTION RATES: there ,.werfe other tracks which could be spared your paper Mr. Edward., secretory of i this season’s showing. Real classy creations that are fit for more easily and that these should he retained the International Bible ntudente* As City Delivery ...... 10c per month sociation, made emphatic denial of any baby. By mail (exclusive of city) Canada and in Canada to facilitate the movement of grain. certain allegations against the I. B. Great Britain ...... $4.00 per annum H. A. and protested their loyalty. Don’t Jail to see these before purchasing a Carriage. To U. S. A...... $6,00 per annum There was considerable substance in that ar: For If Mr. Edwards will explain, or deny You’ll be delighted with the sfyle and quality and with the" To Franca Belgium, Greece, etc...... $1.00 per month gumeuti Canada has many miles of rails in ex th^ following, copied from certain writ ings of Pastor Russell, probably the j many little extra features incorporated. cess of ordinary transportation needs, for during citizen, of Victoria and llrlpsh Colum- THE FIRST STAGE ENDED. They arc Whitney make—6 guarantee that they are the the last fifteen years the country has had a perr “o/Th.^ lhe Householders best in the land. Prices are most reasonable. feet passion for subsidizing railroads paralleling Plan of the Ages. Page 261 ; “À* ' ; ,<# —, The first stage of the German offensive across we thtie view present governments I English Style QQ1 1 C Reed Sulkies one another through districts in which, in some in from the standpoint of our Lord, and Carriages from LeJ.V the Aisne has come to the end in the period invari stances, there was not even enough business for ot the Prophet .Daniel, nnd realize - from...... $6.55 ably covered by initial operations of this kind on their ferocious, destructive, beastly one. If the Minister of Railways would make use and selfish character, our hearts long the West Front, whether they arc conducted by for the end of Gentile Gpvernjnjenta. ' BUY of some of. the waste, this, with the consignment in Page 261: “To the accomplishment New New the Allies or by the enemy. Military commentators Vancouver, might enable him both to help the situ of thtir great mission .the overthrow of are now canvassing the* possibilities, of the next these Gentile Governments Is flrwt ation in regard to grain transportation and com necessary , . for th*' kingdoms of this China Furniture move. Obviously, the Germans either will attempt plete certain very necessary parts of the Canadian world must be bound and restrained to realize upon thçir most recent gains and begin by force Thus it Is written: 'To fojml We have lately added To-day sees the. placing Northern system on Vancouver Island. their kings with chains and their no a second stage where they left off, or will strike bles with fetters of iron, to execute many new things to the on display of some- very ’ in Judgment upon them, this lunar have China Shop's offerings. teresting new Furniture somewhere else. all His saints.*’’ COAL SETTLB OR ARBITRATE. pieces. Developments since March have shown, how Page S3*. : "The efforts of the masses «for deliverance from the grasp It will pay you, to visit this „ There are some new Chairs ever, that when the Allies’ front has become gener If the civic employees’ wage question cannot of capital will increase until the re section of the store occas straining power of organizations and As Soon as Possible and Rockers in fumed nak, ally fixed, attempts to make further headway have be settled by negotiation th# City Council should governments will reach its extreme ionally—often, in fact—be in both leather and tapestry. been so costly that the enemy has given them up adopt the advice of the Dominion Deputy Minister limit, the cord of sotlal organism Bays Niehol Thompson, Fuel cause there is always some Some pieces in walnut and will snap asunder, law and order will thing new arriving. and tried elsewhere. He went to Flanders after he of Labor and concur in the application of the em be gotte, and widespread anarchy will some new and pleasing "Controller—and so says Kirk styles in Tea Wagons. found it suicidal to continue his attacks against ployce# for an inquiry into the matter by a Board Will Mr. Edwards explain whether, Seethe latest arrivals in the British and French troops north and south of of Conciliation. The Council would have no justifi by the above teaching. Pastor Itpssell & Co. For there is a reason. Royal Crown JDerby. Seme You‘11 %ee some of these implies that these masses pr anarch dainty Tea Sets in this China newest arrivals in our win the Somme, lia abandoned his operations in Flan cation fn setting its face against such an inquiry, for ists are the saints or are directed and BUT DEMAND now on show. dows) ders after his tremendous reverse, towards the end the monthly reports of the Labor Department rela controlled by the saints the I. B. 8. A.? From "Our Lord's IWturn,” page 23: OLD WELLINGTON of April. Whether he will return to the Sommeor tiveto the cost of living and the fact that in sonie Our Lord’» Second advent began in Sanders front now only the, future can tell. the autumn of 1874.” Page 48: | instances wages are less than they were five years "Christ, during the Millennial age. will CAMP FURNITURE The Somme front remains the most, vital for ago, constitute a strong ease for the applicants. he no more visible1 to mankind than Is the prinee of this world, Satan.”- - | We have a big assortment Of Camp .Furniture—Folding the Allies and the most attractive for the enemy, The City Council of Winnipeg accepts the principle Page 21: “The Church. altb nigh Chairs, Stools, Reclining Chairs, Folding Tables, Hammocks, absent from the world during the laiwn Seats, etc. ^ aside from the cost of operating against it. An of arbitration in disputes of this kind and, in fact period of the tribulations. In the sense Kirk advance of thirty miles, sweeping over Amiens and proposed this course at the commencement of the of being changed from human to di The prices are, modest and we believe you cannot do better vine nature, will be present In It. as thgn choose your requirements from our offerings. to Abbeville, would cut the Allies in two, penning recent strike. ' nsiKH'iate esccutors of the divine Jus the northern front against the coast and uncover tice,' breaking te pieces the present or ————— der LPAVID^ SPENCER, LIMITED Trimmed Hats at Outing Special A Special Feature To-morrow in Millinery Department $1.25 «Eg $1.50 About fifty models, selected from our regular stock of better values — grouped into this offering for quick Here’s news of specially good values in Men’s smart Outing and selling to-morrow. The ^*T(1gligce Shirts for summer wear. Thc.se Shirts arc our own special assortment is an attrac brand, and the quality aud value is such that we have our own la tive one and many very bel attached to each one. x smart- models are to be Each Shirt is well made and finished in coat style, with centre pleat bad. Practically all colors down front, starched or soft double cuffs. X splendid variety of _ including black. T h e fancy stripes, also plain shades and white. All sizes. Specially shapes are new and varied. good values at $1.25 and...... $1.50 All made, for this season’s Men’s White Duck Outing Shirts, good heavy make, aud our own trade. Thursday’s price, special brand. Made in coat ^jhape and cut full in body, finished, each...... $5.00 with centre pleat down front and turn-down reversible collars; v_ —Millinery, Second Floor • deep band cuffs. . Sizes 14 to 18 neck. Specially good value at, e # Strong Overalls each ...... $1.50 Clearing Soiled Middy Suits and a for Berry Picking * —Men’s Shirts, Main Floor Made in styles best suited fur the work, tirades that will “Durability” Silk at $1.50 a Yard Few Summer Dresses at Half- wear well. Overalls of heavy blue denim. Durability'' Silk is so called because of its durable wearing powers. It will not A pair ...... $1.90 crack, split or tear, therefore ideal for ladies’ suits, dresses and waists. Has a Price Thursday Overalls of blue denim, in 2- nice soft finish and comes in a good medium weight. Finished in the following llieie are 18 of those Middy Suits and about the same number of Dress v Sum pieee style. A pair. $2.00 shades : Fan brown, seal brown, emerald greén, pale blue,-navy, light navy, old Khaki Overalls,- in one-pieee rose, loganberry and bottle green; 36 inches wide. Special, a yard...... $1.50 mer brocks. A few that were not cleared at the end of last season, so we clean up style. A pair ...... $2.00 the lot now at half-price. Their regular values ranged from $8.50 to $2f> 00 ' Women's Overalls of eham- 36-Inch Colored Habutai, $1.00 a Yard. The Middy Suits will clear at $1.25 each. The Dresses at half their former bray/in cadet blue and dark In the largest assortment of plain shades yet shown. Twenty-eight in number and prices. grey ; blouse and bloomers practically every shade you can think of. Our old standard grade and the old These bargains will require early shopping—sharp at 8.30. combined. A suit.. $2.50 price, a yard ...... $1.00 -Mantles, First Floor Women’s Overalls of heavy 1 1 —f ilks, Main Floor black■Jlut H linenllllt II ; blouseUlOUSc and8ml ^ mk — About 50 Soiled White Underskirts Cream Serges in Narrow Stripe heavy grey striped priut ; two-piece- style. A suit ...... $1.75 and Princess Slips to Clear Women's Overalls of khaki Designs denim"; two-pieee style ; blouse and bloomers to Fashionable materials for women’s summer suits and separate skirts. A good at 50c Each match. A suit...... $4.75 heavy quality fabric, guaranteed soap shrunk. Makes- up splendidly and gives a We have used these Underskirts and Princess Slips on the model stands and Overalls for sports wear, made truo tailored effect. Cream ground only, with fine stripes in blue, grey and black. forms for window and showroom displays. Naturally they have got soiled and of strong khaki denim trim 29 Inches wide, a yard...... $3.00 med with brass buttons. 54 Inches wide, a yard, $3.00 and...... [ _ _ .$6.75* some slightly damaged. A little soap aud.water will make most of them equal to Separate coat aud knee new. We clear them out at a bargain price, so come early and take first pick. length bloomers. A suit, 54-Inch Velour Cloth 54-Inch Velour Serges. To-morrow, each ...... ’ ...... 50< ~~ at...... $8.50 —In rich deep shades of purple, bay leaf —In attractive shades of grev, old rose pea- On sale in Mantle Department. -First Floor —Overalls, First Floor green, scat brown, claret, navy and black. * cock blue and cadet blue; 54 inches wide. Beautifully finished goods ; 54 inches wide. Very special value, a yard ...... $3.75 Women’s White Dress Skirts A yard ...... $5.75 —Dress Goods, Main Floor 28 White Dress Skirts in Extra Large Sizes Furniture for Your Camp or Many women will welcome the news that we have In Size 23 Only to Clear To-mor just received a shipment of good quality White row at $1.00 Each Pique Dress Skirts in extra large sizes, ranging from These are good quality White Skirts, but in the or.? size Summer Home 30 to 3G in. waist band. The styles are smart and at ohry -23. Otherwise we would not be selling them at this Preparation for the furnishing of camps and sura- tractive, finished with patch pockets. Priced most low figure. If this is your size and you need an extra skirt ygur chance to get a rare bargain.------—mer homes by the- sea awl lakes are under way.- We are . reasonably, $2.25 W ...... $5.00 a -= • ------■> —Mantles, First Floor experiencing a demand for suitable furniture, and below —Mantles, First Floor we print a. short list of some of the most appropriate articles we have provided for this purpose. We ask you Cotton and Lisle to come in and inspect this stock. Hose for More Good Values in the June White Camp Cots, made with strong, fine frame and woven wire spring. Size 2 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. Each....,...... $3.50 Summer Wear Sale for Thursday Camp Cot, roll-up mattress, in strong tick and all pure Children’s Summer Hose, fine cotton stuffing. Each...... $3.50 - - 1-in-l rib, an-shades pink, sky, Women are taking full advantage of our special whitewear Strong Arm Chairs for veranda, high back, full length, brown, tan, white and black, offerings and they are filling up their present needs and pro Seat of close cane, leg rest to draw out, nicclv polished A pair ...... 50* viding extra garments for the future. They realize that buying frame. Each...... ;...... $8.95 Children's Summer Socks, in now is buying to advantage. white, sky, blue, pink and Here ate offerings for to-day : , Brown Reed Rockers, at $7.75, $10.95, $12.45 black. A pair ...... 25* Women s Nightgowns of good quality nainsook, embroidered to...... $14.75 Children's Fancy Top Socks. A fronts. June White Sale ...... i.. .$1.75 Reed Chairs and Rockers from $8.95 to...... $12.45 pair .,...... 35* Women s Nightgowns of flesh-colored mull, hemstitched around Brown Reed Settees up from...... $23.50 Children’s Silk Lisle Socks. A neck and sleeves. June White Sale ...... $1.95 Brown Reed Tables up from...... $10.35 pair ...... 50* Women I Nightgowns of white mull, trimmed with pale blue A Strong Cotton Ribbed Hose, and pink French embroidery. June White Sale ....$2.50 Deck Chairs, each, $2.85 and...... $3.00 1- iu-l, all sizes. A pair, 35*; Women’s Nightgowns of mercerized mull, muîle in various Camp Stools from 45^ to...... 85* 3 pairs for ...... $1.00 I dainty designs, elaborately trimmed with lace and embroid ______.______;______i—Furniture. Fourth Floor 2- in-l ribbed, a pair ...50* ery. June White Sal* ...... $3.50 Ladies’ Cotton Lisle Hose, in Women’s Bloomers of pale pink mull, frill trimmed with inser black) tan and white. A pair, tion and lace. June White Sale...... $1.25 Wool Sweater 35* ; 3 pairs for ... .$1.00 Corset Covers, including samples and odd lines, made of mull, Sets Clearing Broken Lines in ■—Hose. Main Floor nainsook and silk. June Sale price, each...... $1.25 for Children r I . _ . «—Whitewear, First Floor Corsets Thursday Children’s TTT A rx it* —.... _ ^ Most attractive sets, made at 98c Harvey Knit We Are Selling^ Pillow Cases at Prices Lower prettyfrom • shadesfin?Kr8de of rose,of w °paddyo1 in Directoire Than Any Other Store on the Coadt *rn aud„ ,AIice bIr ?at Xk~s, Regular yalues to $2.00 Knickers shape, with large sailor collar, Various makes of Corsets represented in this —Because we have a very large stock, bought at a time when prices were much lower than they side pockets and scarf. Sizes Finished with elastic at offering*—Crompton’s, Thomson’s, D & A and, are to-day at the mills. 5 to 12 years. Priced according others. Just surplus sizes, in a variety of differ knee and waist. A nice You may need an extra half-dozen, so why not secure them now. Prices are not likely to get to size- fine quality cotton. A any lower for another year or so, but on the other hand may get dearer, with the quality poorer. , , „ , __ __ ent styles, but all good, serviceable models. — pair -, «ai»'oay•fisarrsww^^ ".....• Practically «H sixes m the hit, m fthbp’ ëSïîy fd —Knit Underwear Hemstitched Pillow Cases in two qualities, both serviceable and recommended, medium quality, . 7 to 9 years, a set... .$8.25 make sure of yours. Rare bargain value at 98* . First Floor each 30*. Better grade, each ...... 45* 10 to 12 years, a set . .$8.75 —Corsets, First Floor I I '—Staples, Main Floor -—Children’s, First Floor M : i DAVID SPENCÊrTTÎmîtEpY . Victoria’s Leading Provision .BABY WEEK 6-bl to » am. 1 Store ScôaÉJJetsond Wednesday, l o’eloek: Saturday MO Mr. and lire. J. H. Fairclough, of The home of Plenty of Good Food at the Lowest Possible Vancouver, are the guests of Mr. and Prices. Mrs. C. A. Steele. 67 lie we Street. —» ■■■■———» . ——“w— Miss Doris Wlleon. of Victoria, Is Vieitlng in Vancouver for a few days, THURSDAY’S SPECIAL IN GROCERY DEPT. the gueet of Miss Geraldine Camble, Junes ijlrthetone— Fhe Pearl, IIwhich Bovril Cordial, regular, per bottle, $1.00. 0 4 „ Haro Street means purity. û A A.»-,., Special, per bottle...... Otv Mrs. Hendiie Leggatt and- family have returned to their home In Van couver after spending the past ten days Gift Suggestion FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPT. at the Empress Hotel. we* Fresh Local Asparagus, per bundle ...... 17* Mrs. Procter, of Victoria, has gone for the— Local Gooseberries,’ 2 lbs. for ...... 25* over to Vancouver to spend a few days Fresh Cocoanuts, each ...... 17* ? as the guest of Mrs. A. E. Griffin. Sbaughncssy Height*. "Beet Men" Wlnesap Apples, 4 lbs. for...... 25^ A A * Bridesmaids Baby "Week Sunkist Grape Fruit, 4 for...... 25* Mrs. J. H. McGill. Juvenile Court Judge of Vancouver, came over to "The Gift Centre" -JOB tC Parksville to-day to address a meeting variety of women of that town. GROCERY DEPT. AAA _ fooé____ June 6th to 12th Mr. and Mm J. c. Farrolouth. of Wedding Rings we always ..12* Vancouver, are vliltlng In the city, be carry. Krinkle Corn Flakes, per packet...... Brooches ..12* ing the guests of Mr. and Mrs C. A. Kellogg’s Krumbjfs, per packet...... Steele, 17 Howe Street. Toilet Sets Featuring garments and accessories for infants and also children up to 6 years Cheets of Silver Malta-Vita, per packet...... 11* AAA Lavoliers H. Wylie returned to the city yester Cut BUM- * of age. Kellogg's Rice Flakes, per packet ...... 15* day morning from Vancouver where he leather Goods ..15* ■pent the week-end as the guest of Mr. Necklets Quaker Puffed Rice, per packet...... and Mrs. Newton Burdick. Silverware Shredded Wheat Biscuit, 2 packets for...... 25* Wrist Watches BABY WEEK will serve to demonstrate the importance of a department .20* . pr. and Mr, piarKctf have Usuel a For the Bride®roem and that is conducted in the interests of children exclusively—a shop where ser Kellogg's Toasted Bran Flakes, per packet...... number of Invitations for an informal “Beet Men"— Robin Hood Porridge Oats, per drum, 15* and .34* reception to be held at the Astrophysi Fcarf Pin vice to mothers is given undivided consideration. Here you will find the new Fob cs! Observatory on tho occasion of the Fountain Pen. est, the most attractive and most practical garments at all times, and in ad informal oiiening on Tuesday next, from Cuff Links • tin 11 p-m. L Hair Brushes dition to this, a service that is unique in many respects. We specially in PROVISION DEPT. AAA Match llox Several relatives and intimate friends Signet Ring vite y6u to visit the store Baby Week. The displays are now particularly in Local Fresh Eggs, per dozen...... 55* called at the residence of Dr. J. 8. Cigarette Casé Heimcken, Elliot Street, this morning Watch teresting. Note the following: Finest Ontario Cheese, per lb...... 29* to congratulate the venerable gentle Crisco, per tin. 38*, $1.14 and...... $2.28 man on the attainment of his ninety Mitchell & Duncan fourth birthday to-day. LTD. FOB INFANTS Reuben's Vests, in wool, at Madeira Bibs at $1.50 to i AAA 85* to $1.35, or in lisle Lieut Desmond Vicars, D.S.O., who JEWELERS Our Special Layette, con $4.50. has been under treatment at 8t. Central Building and wool at 75* to 95*. sisting of two bands, two Madeira Pillow Covers, at Joseph’s Hospital for the past six View and Bread St* $3.00 to $5.75. months, has returned to his home at | vests, one jacket, two Bands, in wool, at 65* to H. 0. K1RKHAM & CO., LTD. Kamloops. The young officer, who is CPU and B.C. Flee trie $1.00, or lisle and wool Madeira Pram Covers at suffering from the effect of shrapnel In Watch Inspectors t flannelette nightgowns, - ■ Victoria and Vancouver. the lung and shoulders. Is much Im - r at 50* and 85*. $3.50 to $7.50. proved in health. . . j two barracoats, two DUnklCO. Grocery, 178 and 179 Delivery, 8821 • » A A V(e)X\Wf#)T(e)k\W(e)^ Baby Face Veils, in wool or Ivory Toilet Sets in yerv rnUNLO. Fish and Provisions, 6820. Meat, 8621 Mrs. Clarence Everett Martin, of | gowns, two petticoats, one silk, at 35* to 85*. dainty designs at $1.50 Windsor Terrace, Chicago, who has | pair bootees, one crib blan- to $6.50. been the guest of Lieut Sind Mrs. J Dresses, in robes or shorten Ewart Gee. of Gonzales Hill, for the | ket and one half-dozen past few week* is preparing to leave ing, hand-made styles, at for her pecan plantation in southern■*" diapers, at $£0.OO. BOYS’ WASH SUITS. Mississippi, via Vancouver $3.00 to $6.50; or ma Angeles. RED CROSS WORK 1*1 chine-made, at $1.25 to For ages 2 to 6 years. Shown A BEDTIME STORY A * * Infants’ Shoes, with soft in pink, blue, green, tan, An Indian princess. Her Hlghnea* the m $6.50. Begum of Janjlra, ruler of a principal soles, in sizes 0 to 4, in brown, ete., also in all- ity sixty miles southwest of Bombay. Is North Ward Branch. 1 white, brown, pink, blue Petticoats, long 'or short, white and white with nat UNCLE WIGG1LY AND THE ERSE making a brief stay in Vancouver dur There will be the usual bi-weekly hand-made, at $1.25 to ing a tour of Canada and the United card party held In the North Ward anil also black and white ural color trimmings, at Copyright. 1811. by McClure Newer*p*# Syndicats, $5.25; or machine-made Btates in the interests of her health. Branch rooms to-morrow evening. $2.25 to $8.50. (By Howard R. Omis.) The Princess, who reigns over a terri ; and brown and white, at at 95* to $3.50. tory 800 miles squar**. is accompanied June S, at 1.16. According to custom, Girls’ Wash Dresses, forages by a big retinue of attendants tables will not be reserved, but part $1.50 a pair. Baby Blankets, in pink, blue •"Tinkle-inkle-ink!" went tbs tele knew they would most likely be the AAA ners will be drawn for. A large at 2 to 6 years, at $3.50 to main part of the meal, but Uncle Wig or white, in check and phone bell In the hollow stump bunga Yesterday's arrivals from the Main tendance Is anticipated. Vests for ages 3 months to 4 $8.50 gily didn't know how to get away from land Included Pergt. Daniel and Mrs. mirserv designs, at $1.15 low of Uncle WlggBy Longears, the the fox,* and hé was Just going to say McGinn, whose marriage took place In Gorge Branch years, in the following Bonnets in embroidery and "Oh, dear!" when Nurse Jane dld some The regular monthly meeting of the to $4.50 rabbit gentleman. Vancouver on Monday afternoon. The qualities : Wool at 85* to mull, at 50* to $4.50. •Til drawer.” said Nurse Jane Fussy thing. groom has but recently returned from Gorge Branch was held on Tuesday. Coats, in long or short, in Wool Jackets in dainty hand Wuzzy, the muskrat lady housekeeper. Quickly she took out the shiny tber- France, and the bride was formerly June 4, under the chairmanship of $1.50. wool and silk, And, when she had listened a while to mometer pencil and she said: Miss Alice White, of Vancouver. After Mrs. J. C. Miller. The treasurer’s re cluding models in cordu made atvles, at $1.50 to the talk, rhe said: "It's for yoti. Uncle "Before you eat. Mr. Fox, I must take a honeymoon In this city, SergL and port showed total receipts for the your temperature. Open your mouth $1.25 to $1.50, wool roy, cashmere or crepe de $3.25. Wiggily ” Mrs. McGinii will take up their el- month of $331.18, and after making and put tnle under your tongue and dence in the Mainland city. various payments to headquarters a lisle at 75* to $1.15, aU chine, at $6.75 to Bootees at 35* to $1.25. The bunny rabbit gentleman first keep your lips closed. I'm going to Jake twinkling his pink nose so he vouldn't AAA balance of $33.20 was carried forward. your temperature! That’s what I want; Mrs. Miller reported the receipt of do silk at $1.75. $15.00. Pullovers at 75* to $2.00. sneeze and scare the telephone, went to A quiet wedding took placé at the your temperature!" home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pollard. 1158 nationiiuuuii fromin Miss Helen Thompson, $16; do his talking and almost the first "Oh, please don't!" begged the fox. Pembroke Street, last night, when their HinHlnehley paid $2 for annua! me ra thing he said was: | , "Please don’t! I don’t want anybody to daughter, Miss Etta Pollard became iMMrtpt1 sa le of plants realised î$c. "Oh. dear! That’s too bad! I’ll see take my temperature! Oh, I see I made the bride of George Thomas Roy. a The- h< use to house collection under What I can do for you." a mistake! I didn’t know you were a member of the crew of H. M. C. 8. taken by Mrs. J. Lowry realized $34. "Oh, what is it?" asked Nurse Jane. trained nurse! Don’t take my tempera Rainbow* and son of. Mr. and Mrs made up as follows: Mrs. J. Hherratt, Smart New Beach Cloth Suits for 'Women •Don't tell me that anything has hap ture!” and away the fox ran. very much Louis Roy, qpYarmouth. Nova Scotia. 60c.; Mrs. R! Waterhouse. $2; F. J. pened. and that the chimney has swal frightened, leaving Uncle Wiggily alone. The ceremony was performed by the Stàcpoole, $2; Mrs. Q. Galloway, $2; lowed some smoke/* "How silly he was," said Nurse Jane Rev. J. Gibe on Inkster in the presence Mrs. Huddlestone. 50c.; Mrs. Ray ley, “Oh, nothing like that,** said Uncle "By taking hie temperature 1 only of about twenty friends of the young 60c. p Mrs., O. Elliott, $2; Mrs. T at $7.50 Each meant to see how hot or cold he wa*. çgily. “That was Orandfatl>er couple. At the conclusion of the cere Jeffrey. $2; Mr Walt, 60c.; Mrs. 8. mony a delicious buffet supper was Anderson, $2; Mrs. White, $2; Mrs £y dander. He's sick and he wants I gueeqjie thought I was after his pocketbook." served. Mr. and Mrs. Roy will make Waters. $1; Mrs. 8. Black. $2; Mrs. P. These very desirable models for summer wear come in natural shades in two attrac > go get him a trained nurse.” "Well, It's a good thing yotl fooled their future home In Victoria. D. Gill, $2; Mrs- Lewie Jacob. $1; Mrs. Uncle Wlggily hung up the telephone Mm.' said Uncle Wiggily. Then they W. Neilson. oif account Ufe member tive styles, one being of the plain belted order with circular patch pockets and the and put his tall silk hat. taking his went on to Grandpa Goosey’s, and ship. $2; Mrs. S.'W. Kendall, on ac other in pleated atyle, with square pockets. There are all sizes in these suits, which in red, white nod blue striped rheumatism Nurse Jane soon made him all welL And count of lifw-memhersslp, $1. crutch down Vf the piano. If our kittens don-t Take the cat's The committee extend thanks to Mgs. point of atyle, quality and value are specially good for the price, $7.50 each. "Where are you going?" asked Nurse cradle and rock the puppy dogs to sleep STOMACH TROUBLES Butterfield for c gift of toys, and to Jane, as she saw the bunny rabbit In It I’ll tell >ou next . bout Uncle Wig Mrs. J. H. Robinson for crochet lace start from the hollow stump bungalow. gily and the pudding bags. for the raffle table. 'Tin going down to the nine and ten The foHow-1 n g names wflb adde* to- the committee. Mr. and Mrs. J. 1*. 4tei&r «tore and get a trafn^d hûrèeiw Phone 1876 * ARE DOE TO ACIDITY Jacob and- Mrs. Henslowe. The Bay-ward Building answered Mr. Longears. branch is Indebted to the efforts of Miss Fuxzy Wuzzy began to laugh. PRESENTATION MADE Telle Safe, Certain, Speedy Relief for Mrs. Woodward and "Muggins ftor First Floor, 1877 1211 Douglaa Street "What's the matter?” asked Uncle Acid Indigestion. $148.88, collected by the sale of cut Wiggily. flowers. “Howr silly you are!** went op the So-called stomach troubles, such as In A cheque was $50 was sent to head muskrat lady. "You don’t need go buy TO MISS AGNES GUY digestion. gas. my mess, stomach-ache quarters. a nurse for Grandpa Goosey Gander." and inability to retain food are in probab Hollywood Branch. ly nine cases out of ten, simply evidence "Why not?" asked the bunny. that excessive secretion of ar id la taking Mrs. C. H. Gibbs having resigned on bcrahlp, 116; A. T. Bechjel. Ufe mem- and May, 68; Mm T. Watson’s Circle, to take plare to-morrow In Bemple’e "Because I’m a nurse," said Mis* place In the stomach, causing the forma account of her early departure fop Van hersblp, C.R.C.B. |25; CoL Peters, life 14; Mrs. Story’s Circle, 24; Mrs. W. Hall, Victoria West, under the direc Fuzzy Wuzzy. "Haven’t I nursed you tion of ras and acid Indigestion. couver, Mrs. D. A. McNaughton has membership. C.R.C.S, Thoburn Montelth, |5; Mm Bridgman, 66; Mrs. tion of the Ladle»’ Work Society of Sl many a time when you had the rheu At Annual Meeting of Local Gas distends the stomach and causes kindly consented to act as superintend Saviour's Church. that full, oppressive, burning feeling nrinch, |26; Mrs. Smallwood, sale of Collls and Miss Gilbert. |4; Mm C. E. matism bad? And I guess I can take sometimes known as heartburn, while the ent of the Hollywood Branch work- The members of the society have tare of Grandpa Goosey ! Just wait , Blue Cross Monda>; Offi acid Irrita tea and- Inflames the delicate pin. lie; lfcs. B. T. Ueald. monthly Pooley. 616; Mm Stubbing It. Total. been working tndefatigably t<* ensure until I 'get my frilled cap. and my lining of the stomach. The trouble lies To-morrow the branch will hold a subscription, IS; Mrs. MeKenxIe, re 1228.06. the event achieving an even greater striped dress and white collar, and a cers Re-elected entirely in the eaceea development or se sale of work in the Presbyterian Sun life membership, $1; P. C. Musgrave, re Disbursements—Paid to Mr. Wagland success than it has on previous occa cretion of acid. day School on Wildwood Avenue, when life membership, |3; Mrs. MeCallum, for cartage on Primrose Day, 61; paid few other things, and I'll go with you To stop or prevent this souring of the sions, and many attractive booths have a gerat variety of tempting wares will monthly subscription, |1; Mrs. C. K. B.’C, Electric Railway Co. transporta hren arranged with goods to tempt the to Grandpa Goosey's house." food contents of the stomach and to neu be displayed for sale between the hours "Fine!” cried Uncle Wiggily. "That tralise the acid .and make It bland and Pooiey. re life membership, 12; Mies tion of the band of H.M.8. Lancaster purse-strings of the most miserly. A Little Miss Agnes Guy was pre hareUeee, a teaspoonful of bisurated mag of 3 and 6. Home cookery, fancy work, Pooley, Lam peon Street kit bag fund, from Esquimau to city Red Cross con feature which will be especially novel will save me going to the eighteen and _ fish pond for the children will be sented with a handsome Blue Cross nesia, a good and effective corrector of II; Miss Pooley, sale of peanuts. May cert, IS.75; paid Mrs. Kemp for janitor and attractive will be the men’s «tall nineteen dollar store. Go, get ready, acid stomach, should be taken In a quar among the attractions, and Ice cream 24. 120.10, Prisoners of War Fund, work and cleaning rooms, |6. Total. Nurse Jane.” enamel pendant on a gold chain at the ter of a glass of hot or cold water after which has been arranged by the men and cones will be sold during the after collected by Mrs Grainger: Rainbow 11.76. Balance sent to headquarters, of the parish. In addition there will be Soon the muskrat lady started with eating or whenever gas, sourness or acid annual meeting of the Blue Cross So noon. Circle, |t; T. Graham-Graham. IS; 1218.80. booths for the sale of plain and fancy the bunny rabbit gentleman for Grand ity Is felt. This sweetens the stomach ciety yesterday afternoon, the present and neutralism the acidity In a few moK Esquimau Branch. C. L. O: 16? Children’s Circle, No. 1. cooking, afternoon tea will be served pa Goosey's house. ments and Is a perfectly harmless and in** Following Is the financial statement 64; Children*# Circle No. 1, |4; "Lamp- at 8 o'clock and supper between the •Over the fields and through the ation being made In acknowledgment expensive remedy to use. ^ of the Esquimau Branch for the son Street Circle, |4; Esquimau Road VICTORIA WEST SALE hours of 6 and 7 p.m. Tor the kiddies a An antiacid, such as bisurated mag woods they went, and Nurse Jane was of the work she, with her doge "Prince” month of May: Circle, |4; CoL and Mre. Peters, |4; generous gooee will be in attendance ts nesia. which can be obtained from any Attractive Event Arranged et 8$ thinking what she could do to make the and "Bumpsle,” have done for the so druggist In either powder or tablet ferm, Mrs. M. A. Grainger, monthly sub “L" Cor. R. C. R., for March and delight them with gifts of all kinds. old gentleman gander feel better. She April, H; Mrs. Burnett’s Circle, |l.1l; pie’s Hall for To-morrow bf The sale will continue throughout the ciety. Since 1816 this little daughter enables the stomach to do Its work pro scription, $1; Miss L. W. Meyer, would look at his tongue, put a shiny perly without the aid of artificial digest- monthly subscription. May and June, Mrs. M. A. Grainger s Circle, |4; Mm Lediee of 8l Saviour’s. afternoon and evening, and Mrs. Scho •liver pencil down his throat to see how of Lieut, and Mrs. Guy has collected enta Magnesia comes In several forms, $10; Mies E. Meyer, monthly subscrip R. O. Grey’s Circle, |4; Mountain View field, wife of the Bishop of Columbia, hot he was. and all things like that. over $1,000 for the Blue Cross Fund so be certain to ask for and take only tion, May and June, $4; Miss E. Meyer, Circle, per Miss Frances Price, 64; Ot Preparations are almost complete for has kindly consented to perform the and the society expressed Its grateful Bisurated Magnesia, which is especially Pretty soon she and Uncle Wiggily prepared for the above purpose. tatting, $10; Mrs. Lake, re life mem- ranto Circle, 64.10; Mm Horn April the semi-annual sale of work that la opening ceremony at 8 p.m. came to a deep, dark, shadowy dingle- thanks to her and her four-footed dell In the middle of the woods, and friends for their untiring efforts. There was a good attendance of Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy said: "I think. Uncle Wiggily, ÏT1 put on rs at the meeting, Mrs. Rolston my uniform and cap here. Then, when the president taking the chair. After I waik in Grandpa, Gooaey'a house I’ll the usual routine business, the mem look like a real nurse and he won’t bers voted to send $800 to the head know me. If he thinks I’m Just Jane quarters In England. The new regis ^ c* , Fuzzy Wuzzy. and not some ugofes- tration paper showing the new con •lonal from the nine and ten cent store, stitution of the society under the War hell get well quicker.” Charities Act, was read by the presi WHITE ■ “Very good! Do It!" said Uncle Wig dent, and a standing vote thanks gily. so Nurse did. She looked quite was passed to Llndfey Crease, K. C., spruce, too, In her cap and striped for all the trouble he had taken In wn. end she and Uncle Wigtfily were drawing up the registration papers ab Sst going on again, when, all of a solutely free of charge to the society. SHOE sudden out from behind a stump The election of officers resulted in Jumped a bad old fox, "Ah. ha!" barked the fox, "I feel Just the re-election of Mrs. Rolson as like eating a good meal. You come to president, Mrs. E. J. Hew ling* as sec dinner with me!" he raj* rnnkin* a retary, and Mrs. Guy as treasurer. Mrs. KEEP YOUR DRESSING grih for the hunny and Nurse Jane. Forrester was also re-elected vice- "Come along!" • president, and Mrs. Clarkson nomin- a4^jML JPftCOhd^ vice-president In place SHOES NEAT White liquid ciety had much pleasure in electing jtv honorary president. The néw com White Cake mittee includes Mrs. Downes, Mrs. Grey, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gibb,. Miss 1 Special Prices Street and Mrs. Tlmberley. All -our Serge, Tweed and Silk Suita priced from 11176 up. Who killed the hen that The F F, DALLEV CORPORATIONS. LIMITED. For Meiis.Womeris and Childrens Shoes The Famous Store _____ laid the golden egg? The man who gets his printing done In the 1214 Government Street.______East. Ask for this labeL • VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1918 “The garden le the moot patriotic place to spend your Satur day afternoons. -Canada Food Board. After working in the garden apply MERIDAC ALMOND CREAM to the Hands and Pace. This Cream will-give the skin that youthful softness and bloom so much desired. “Heavy, heavy hangs over — 26c and 60c per bottle. your head. Made and sold only by I Merryfield £? Dack 0. 1 know what it is, daddy! DISPENSING CHEMISTS Three Sleree Free Delivery You hold it too dose and I Phone» 1343 1554 3807 Phen See This Display of 14We have a Drug Store in your locality.44 smell it—1rs WRIGLEY’S! Summer Wash Dresses Righto, sonny—give your Voilei, Chambrayi, Crepes and Ginghams, in plain shades,, to by letter and petttton. but so far no reply had been received. “We have appetite and digestion a floral patterns, stripes, large eheeks and a fine assortment of hesitated to make the matter public more demure designs. In this well-selected group of styles for a long time because the thing was su-rotten.” said the speaker He also treat, while you tickle there are many of outstanding prettiness. Some show vestee told of a conference he had had in effects, cross-over belts, side panels, pleats, and numerous Vancouver With the Post Office In hew collar and cuff effects of organdie. The prices— spector and Mr Cléments when- he al your sweet tooth. VETERANS' MEETING leged the latter to have said: "Leave It alone, It wttf right Itself Supporting this alleged eentiment of $8.50 to $10.50 the federal member, Mr Armishaw Chew It After Every Meal Sayward Man Arraigns Fed read aloud a. communication from Mr. Clement» under dale September 18, Summer Wash Suits arc now being shown in excellent vari eral Member in German 1917, addressed to “Dear Armishaw." ety. Values are splendid at prices from 88.50 to 835.00 Postmaster Case The letter reads: "Yours of September 11 received The Flavour Lasts! and fully noted. Now, you know, personally, that I have done every thing po*eib!e to* get your com ÿcuMa/iâ LOCAL ORGANIZATION plaints straightened out by Phalen and Fletcher, and while I person LTMmro TAKES PROMPT ACTION ally appreciate your letter. I am 728-730 734 Yates St Phone 3983 £ going to ask you as a favor and as a Britisher and a Canadian, in our endeavor to down laurier Appeal» to H. 8. Clement», Federal with his solid Quebec in this « om- ing fight, to forget those matters member for the Cotnos-Albernl ruling, which sh«mld be straightened out letters to the Postmaster-General ami a by the officers of the different de petition to Sir Robert Borden have fall partments, and not gel into any ed to secure action In the case of one personal quarrel—though the cir Great Patriotic Music Festival Hans Otto Sacht. the naturalized tier cumstances may warrant it—dur man poet master, telegraph operator and ing this coming campaign." Aiding Stricken France store-keeper at tfayward, Vancouver The Last Strew. Island. Reference ha* already been Commenting on the letter Mr. Arml- made to the matter in these column*, •haw proceeded: "He ask» u» to take and at a meeting of the à real War Vet all the German can give us. He asks crans' Association held In the Fort us to forget the German and down the Street quarter* last night. J K. Armi- shaw. J P. wearing the G. W. V. A. and citizens of Quebec, for although they service button, gave a detailed àcc<«unt *r»* French -Canadians they a're Cana Record Demand for Tickets dian citizens. As we told Hir Robert of the many efforts made ..by the people of Hayward to remove all official stand Bordim, however, U is the last straw ing from the gentleman with the Teu that breaks the camel's back. It's a ton name of-Sarht. nice thing to have to pay money to a Following Mr Armlshaw’s address German poetmar.tor t«> deliver casualty there was an instant declson for telegram» sent from France free of tlon. In possession.of all the data the charge/’ said Mr Armishaw as a part- l-K'al executive will submit the matter • the Provincial executive with the re The Visitor from Hayward was warm quest that the executive body of tiu> ly thanked for the trouble he had taken Dominion-wide organ irai lion take the in placing the local Association In pos matter up immediately with the pn session of the facts and was promised THE PAULIST l»er official* at Ottawa. From the mood prompt action In support of his object f )f the veterans last night the Victoria branch of the G. W. V A. will not be inclined to wait too long for action Well Fixed. ALIEN QUESTION TO Placing the local branch in possession of a few facts concerning Sayward and the part this email struggling commun CHORISTERS ity had played in the Empire"» cause, BE DISCUSSED AGAIN Mr. Armlshaw said that out of some three score men in the district no le*.* OF CHICAGO than thirty-five had answered the call •f the flag. Postmaster Sacht was the AT »nly store-keeper the only postmaster, the ogty telegraph operator, and the Returned Men Will Meet on general factotum of the district He was wealthy, possessed a large herd Saturday Night for Spe- at tie, and to all appearance* was The Arena cleaning up a good «leal of cold cash . cial Business every year Mr. Armishaw alleged that fie was hostile to the cause of Great Britain, and that he Was in no way supporting the prosecution of the war For the first time In many weeks the ON On top of all this the hjayward man Press was admitted again last night at of the men who have been cutting Company by the subscribers for IUI observed that the people at the neigh: trails. A meeting of the committee shares on account of the unpaid cap the régpt&r meeting of. the local branch which recently took in hand the direc Imrhood were obliged to go to the post BIG BUSH FOR SEATS ital on those shares," and In return for office to coileet wiR.il «n.l ItRl-n .to CUD of the Great War Veterans' Associa tion of a memorial to Dr. O. M. Jones ttrm A fate-attendance of members ,0d*o - to be veiled m the Immetkatg ;valuable gssçts of ... the Acadia vernation m the guptur*! tongue of the with a good deal of business rb . 'I'm ut Pmnnanv I, an. * A » VIAttitfl* Teuton. "He rub» It In, tqo,” c«mtTri'ue VICTORIA YOUNGSTERS TO-DAY’S AMUSEMENTS aarSHHU* PÆTOïrigraa i jàev,y»i o m BATHING SUITS Pantages—Vaudeville. Ladies’ Cotton Bathing Suite, assorted colors. Suit...... $2.00 LEARN HOW TO SWIM Princess—“Thi King of the Can nibal Isles.” Ladies’ All-Wool Bathing Suits. Suit ...... $5.00 Dominion—"My Four Year* In Gants’ Cotton Bathing Suite, navy blue ...... • ..„«••. .$1.76 DUIUCK GETS BACKING Germany.” Gents’ Cotton Bathing Suits, assorted colora Suit ...... $2.00 MEETING OF B.C.F. A. THROWING GRENADES Kiddies of City Take Advan Columbia—Beisie Bsriscale in Gents’ Wool Bathing Suits, assorted colors. Suit,. $6.00, $4.00, , tage of V. I. A. A.ls Free “Within the Cup.” $3.76 and ...... ^...... $3.60 VaHet| Vancouver. Juno 5.—Th»- placing of 1 the pilotage district on a sound and | efficient basis, “beyond the .control of petty partisan criticism," was advo- . S5* " v L\ eated In a memorial presented to the j EAST NOW ASSURED Royal Pilotage Commission which re- i Buy f r-^v wâiÿSpw iws&â Wâmm ÏÙOf* 1—^ am 2M mm mi tlx.__ Ô « THIS PICTURE HAS NO TITLE For the Best Title for This Picture we are Offering the Following Prizes: First Prize $100.00 Second Prize $50.00 Third Prize $30.00 Fourth Prize $15.00 Fifth Prize $5.00 CONDITIONS WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO TO WIN IN CONCLUSION READ THIS 'Write -your answer on a plain sheet of paper with your name and address at the Do not forget tills fact, that if you do not win a prize you have the bottom of the page,—write nothing else or your answer will be disqualified. Chocolate. Well now, what are you going to do with itt Here is what to do: Wa your answer will be disqualified. for a few days and every person who sends in- an answer to this competition, en S—Your answer must contain hot more than twelve words, but may contain less thyn closing a Maple Leaf from the package of Supreme Chocolate, will receive free a twelve words. beautifully illustrated Recipe Book, just off the press, containing one hundred recipes B—IMPORTANT. Go to your grocery and buy a ten-cent package of Cowan’s for Supreme Chocolate ana Perfection Cocoa. When you get this book you will know Supreme Chocolate, cut out neatly the colorèd Maple Leaf from the package and what to make and how to use this special unsweetened Cooking Chocolate, „ Remem pin it to your answer. If you fail to pin the Maple Leaf to your answer your ber the name. title for the picture will be disqualified. H—Only one answer is allowed for every Maple Leaf enclosed. In other words, if you enclose three Maple Leaves from three packages you are entitled to three answers for the best title to the picture, or as many answers as you have Maple Leaves enclosed. ", 5— Mail your answer to Mr. L. L. Berry, care of Kirkland & Rose, Water Street, WANS Vancouver, B.C., who are the Cowan Company’s Agents in this City. Do not send any letter to Toronto, as this competition is exclusively for British Columbia. 6— Your answer must be in before June 14th, as this competition closes on June 15th. 7— Your answer need not contain the words, “Cowan’s Supreme Chocolate,” unless SUPREME- you wish to use it. _ , 1 6—The Cowan Company Limited reserves the right to be the sole judges in this com petition, and their decision as to the winners will be final. 0—The winning titles will be published in all papers throughout British Columbia during the first two weeks in July of this year, ■ ______Mc;v\niAMyji«nuv4C«mraMm This Competition is Exclusively for British Columbia. for Cookinq Purposes .Unsweetened. 12 r THOSE SUBMARINE PRECAUTIONS (Copyright, 1918. By H. C. Fisher, Tr#do MUTT AND JEFF Mark Reg. in Canada.) TRAY WA« A SV» what W tAT,f THAT STUPP I* 5T1 sat that ib anythin» •MA or Ou«« — mi Keep you* mo* pMteavt* all *i*ht bur APBeWD tt you» up* «JWNIH6 TH* AT ala tim»s. we'** iwtit you Bert** h*a* Mlt you'd *o Wi*hT I A»Kiv AMb you TH* "to®* Hit any minot*. wese TH*s# LIP* AMCRiCAM ARhv Lip* Bolt*.a** ntm anP DOUIAI AMD WOULDN'T Nd KMULATlOPrt TO PR OH on A Sink psooA THAT* ALL THAT Bepoee uut eer «OOP IMTSKMATIOMAI. staijd* BrrwttN vow AND MUTT, peetiNi. ir KisteD bv A DbA+H. ip you HAPPene» WHAT »0##t MAM towPeDc, _ to Love rr on ir was pull Ao»y PitMMwe rtrr OP Bottom cork Yog wouldn't Ü0IN6 HAT’» WHOM KHAKI HAve A CHANCP, COM* >»« PI6HT IN koeo Mo* ON TO 6 KM , I! FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—ARTICLES UNFURNISHED HOUSE* AUTOMOBILES PERSONAL ^‘DELICIOUS. APPETIZING." VICTORIA BRAND MARMALADE. GENUINE . PHONE 1873. (Continued.) EVERYBODY'S EATING IT. "COOPER'S BOMBAY CHUTNEY." Vidtoria Daily Times GHKMAINUS FERRIS. GENUINE SEVILLE ORANGE MAH- "VICTORIA ifUAND" M A LA PE. "VICTORIA BRAND.? “COOPER'S BOMBAY CHUTNEY." Me. AT ALL GROCERS. TIMES' SPECIAL TUITION DRY FIR ROLE AGENT. IS A GUARANTEE OF PUR TTY MILLWOOD 1419 DOUGLAS ST. UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT. RICH FURNITURE at moderate prices, COLUMN. All first growth fir, no second for sale. 16x12 and 4% ft. wall. In A 7-ROOM. MODERN HOME. Chamber- MOTOR TRUCK" for hire by the day, •ere to please. Victoria Furniture Co . ADVERTISING Phone No. 1090 growth : equal. If, not superior, to two room* with door between. Apply lain Street, with garage and large lot, hour or contract; prices reasonable. 796 Yates Street ■ EDUCATIONAL eordwood or coal, and at half the 1655 Oak Bay Avenue. >6-12 Kirk A Co. Ltd.. 1211 Broad Street. at $25 per month. Phone 129. Jyt-21 PRIZES FOR PICTURES. FOR HALE—Three horses, 2 wagons and A 6-ROOM BUNGALOW. Fairfield, with $10 90. $5.00 and a box of chocolates are rr MICHAEL'S SCHOOL FOR BOYff- Piles for (lissifiei Adverlisemeois Play safe by ordering 11 once. .covers, 1 cart and harness, cheap for largeMieeping porch. $22 50 per month None genuine unless accompanied by the 8 prizes offered for the best picture Sarstora A va. Oak Bay. Kyrie Sy quick sale Apply Acton Hroe. J8-12 BURDICK BROS. A BRETT. LTD. BALMORAL AUTO STAND-Beveo-pas- Illustrating our "Kewpie Pool" rhymes, mons. M A. (Oxen.), assisted by C. v. our receipt Ask for It. «23 Fort Street Phone 132-122. «enger au toe for hire. Jaa Morgan which will appear In the personal column Mlltmv A.C P *Phone 8SR. Situation» Vacant S'tuatkvns Wanted. SOME I»A9P!E OAK BARRELS, suitable Phones 871»-SOUL 21 CITY MART. 738 Fort Street If you are for rain water or other purposes, for TO RENT—Four-room cottage at Cor- of both dailies, afld will be changed twice To Rent Article» for Sale. Lost or Pound, a week. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS etc.. 1c. per word per Insertion; 4c. per looking for bargains tn second-hand - *ale. $1 each 797 Fort fftreet. >7-12 Bay for June. Apply C. C. timith ARTHUR DANDRIDOB. Ford specialist fum“'ire. caroete, ete., rail and Inspect Little Arctic. >4^11 Yates fftreet. ______tl The competition will be open for one 1157 Rockland A va Phone Cb Prospec Word^for six day a. Contract rates on ap- FOR SALE—< lent lenMui’a $79 bicycle for month, ending June 10. and any or all of tus on application. g ear rr'.<•** Wanted to buy furniture MR. AUTO OWNER. If you wish to di*T of all description a Phone 1489 12 $35 Phone 1056 » >11-12 MODERN, 5 roofed cottage, Jamta Bay the rhymes can be illustrated If the beat Ko advertisement for leas than 18c. No 92 San Juan- Ave. >5-14 pose of your used car, get in touch with picture is submitted by a returned soldier ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS. I HAVE à beautifully toned organ, in ua. We have buyers awaiting cars of advertisement charred for leas than one SuVTHALL for stoves and ranges. 833 good condition; accept $40, worth SIX ROOMED HOUSE to let. $6 per or member of the Next-of-Kin Associa ENGfNKKRH Instruct**»! lor • -rMfks.M. dollar. Fort Street. Colle made and connected, the right sort. Cartier Bros, 724 John- tion the above prises will be doubled. double. Phone 4141. >11-12 month Apply 2*66 Inei Drive, Gorge ■on 8t rtilOtf-11 marine, stationary DleseL W. O. XVIli In rompu tin r the number of words In exchange» made. Phone tSW. Road Two blocks from car J5-1S HAMSTERLEY FARM STORE. ter burn. 8fi Central Bldg Phones 9*74. • n advertisement, estimate rroupe of PRESCRIPTIONS accurately filled. Faw COMING EVENT» MODERN. 5 roomed house. Apply 1199 JAMT'S BAY GARAGE. 118 St John St KEWPIE POOL. Mill* three or lea* figures a» one word. Dollar cett’s Drug Store. 1* Yates. Rent $14. >4-11 Phone 4144 Repairs specialty. Cara Government Street, Victoria. Marks and all abbreviations count as on# THE SAILORS' CLUB DANC* will be stored. Gasoline and olla Batterie» MUSIC held as usual at the Sailors’ Club on ehargf<______u KEWPIE POOL (NO, 2) Word. MODERN DANCING properly taught TO LET—Five roomed cottage. Apply Thursday night .Kindly show Invita 1127 Denman Street. >4-1$ Ï1VE-PAS8ENOER CHALMERS. rood In the Kewpie*' chocolate mine M ANDO UN. UKTTLELB Advertiser# who so deitre may have Phone 11971. 12 tion carda. / >6-50 They've a seam that's extra fine. replies addressed to a box at The Times FOR RENT—Fairfield district, comfort ;nt snit tiros Call "I>." Metier Apts . Interspersed among the brown Office and forwarded to their private ad GARDEN TOOLS sharpened and repair THE OPENING FLANNEL DANCE of tween" »»11 »HUand 11 I#.p. HI.m Jl-ilJ7-21 PT/>WRIGHT'S MUSIC SCHOOL m ed; keys made to fit any lock Price, able 2-room cottage, facing south, quiet K They find the finest sweets In town. Brown Block. 1116 Broad fit. Plions 16M -F dress. A charge of 10c. Is mad4 for this the Victoria and Island Athletic Asso and sheltered, with pantry, toilet, elec When they've brought them up the hoist service. locksmith, 687 Fort. Phone 4*6. IS ciation will be held at Burleith Man FOR SALE—Six-cylinder Hole, thorough- Hours: 1 to 9.29 p m., except Wcdneadaÿa tric light, water and woodshed, corner Every Kewpie is rejoiced, . Other hours by appointment sions to-morrow evening, June 6. Danc Cook and Chapman Streets. $5 a ly overhauled and In first-class running When they see the light of day Birth, marriage, death and funeral SHOEMAKER'S Singer sewing machine. ing will take place from 8.39 to 11 39, condition, or will exchange for light car. notices, 1<*. per word per Insertion. * $20 Parker coffee-mill, $18; cash regis month Apply Phone 3635. >5-11 All the Kewps in chorus say. BANJO. OUTTAB and Oxard’a orchestra will furnish the Apply H H. Brown. 729 Fort Street, or "HAMSTRRLKY." Classified advertisement» may be tele ters; 8t. Clair range», with gas range music A buffet supper will be served FOR RENT—Five roomed, modem bun Phone 1817 ______51j.1t phoned to The Times OfllO, but such attached, $65; 12 oak. swivel.* counter THE B. C. ACADEMY Op MUSIC. dining chair.»; fine gas range, revolving during the evening Invitations may galow, near Central Park Apply MO Ft>R HALE—Two Ford cars, late models. IF YOU WANT the best printing at rea XTocal teachers: R T. Steele. Mrs: advertisement» should afterwards he con be obtained through Mr* B l^andsberg. Queans Ave. >8-18 sonable prices, call up The Quality firmed In writing. Office open from 8 globe of the world. Majestic ranges and in good condition. $325 and $350. Cam- MacDonald Fahey. Mrs I W Nasmith. Phone 2574R, or Miss B Craig. 4426X MODERN, eight roomed house, corner won, 541 Superior Street Jll-Sl Pres* Phone 4778. Miss K McGregor. Piano teachers: a m t> I p. m. thousands of lots of general furniture >5-59 less than half-price. Select Auction Craigfiower Road and Carrie Street; PRIKR8 tlF ne and IS arc o(fared for NOTICE—Dr. Jessie Conway's. M D. J D. A. Tripp. Mrs M D XVhite. Miss leas than half-price We are selling off MISS KINNEY AND MISS COOPER, reasonable rent to satisfactory tenant the best Illustration of any of our plasters supplied from 709 Dunsmuir B R Stewart. French: Miss D. at our Government Street store at big after six years' experience with Madam Duck A Johnston, 615 Johnson Street rhymes published In these columns dur Street. Vancouver, hereafter. a5-35 Rodgers. Italian. Mme XTIvenot Cor HELP WANTED—MALE reductions. Select Auction Rooms. 726 Watts, have opened dressmaking >5tf-lf ing the month of June. They will be ner Cook and Fort St. Phone 2*47. *7 Fort St and-1415 Government St. -Yhone room* at 1721 Bank Street. Order» changed twice a week and are num TOURISTS visiting Vancouver Island, rHB n A NTT . Y SCHOOi, Of MVffTO- ■ DIQGONISMS—"Some people may not 2272 and 313$. J26-12 also taken at 710 Belton Ave. Phone CHEAP COTTAGÉ of about 5 rooms, also bered 1 to t. Send sketches to Ham- the Great Central Lake district, should Ben edict Bantly. principal 1121 Fori believe all they hear, but they are FOR SALE—Good, cheap, cedar wood. 3631L. >22-60 modern 6-room bungalow T. P. Mc sterley Farm Store, where the boats go •all at Don Watson’s motor garage, Street. Victoria. B. C XGolln. piano, quite ready to repeat It Just the good for kindling, good for cook stove Connell. 223A Pemberton Bldg >5-18 round In the window on Government Albernl. and have their car» over organ, vocal and thenrv of music taught same " 706 Yates Street The MILITARY 500—K. of P Hall. Wednes Street Jyl-21 hauled Every convenience for attend Ptggon Printing Co Pic Delivered city limits. $1 76. Phone0 day, June 6. at 8 o clock. . Auspices of To LET—Seven-room, modern house. $15 bv competent Irsfmctore. 2545 aot 4512 >23-12 month. 1121 Empress Ave. Apply 1129 ing breakdown* Phone Albernl C2M nic sets, paper nap Queen Alexandra Benefit soldiers' wAîfJ!S^r~Two**>À*Me,i*er in good | ------g kins. etc , every BVY CAMOSUN PICKLES, catsup, vine comforts. Tickets 25c « >6-59 North Park. >11-18 ^ndjUon. from owner, «pot cash DANCING 215. Times thing for the gars, marmalades and Worcester THE LAMES OF ST SAVIOUR'S will FOR RENT—Comfortable bungalow. No >15-31 RETURNED SOLDIERS. DANCE every Saturday evening. Alex picnic J5-8 sauoea. They're the best. The Western hold a «ale of work Thursday, June 9. 1666 Pembroke Street, furnace, etc., AUTO STAND, corner Yates and Doug andra Ballroom Ladles tSc . gente 69c. Pickling Works. Ltd. Vletorta. B.C. 1* at Semple's Hall >5-59 rent $16 per month ; Just outside V» mile las. Phone 12240. Day and night ser Oxard’a orchestra. Mm Boyd, man COOPER'S BOMBAT CHUTNEY circle, one cottage. 2 rooms, rent $5; vie#. Also pleasure trips arranged. ager 41 Iff JOHNNY ON TH* SPOT. UNHEARD OF SNAPS this week In THERE 8 A REASON why Tonlfoam one cottage. I moms, rent $6. one cot ladles' and gentlemen's second-hand gr*.ws hair. It kills the dandruff and Rates reasonable. 8. O. Blanchard. P. LATEST DANCES TAUGHT—Mrs. Boyd. tage. 4 rooms, partly furnished, rent $9 Burtck. 47 BE AN ACCOUNTANT—Lerfrn by mall clothing. Shaw A Co.. 795 Fort Street lef ve* the scalp soft and heMtfcy. 60c K W. Whittington Lumber Co., Ltd , NEW FORDS FOR HIRE WITHOUT teacher. Alexandra Ballroom (all lea- from the Cooper Institute of Account "They're Lancashire folk».” 12 at ■! $1.00, druggists and barbers. One Bridge and Hillside J4-I eons private). To arrange dates Phone trial will convince you 60 DRIVER Magnet Auction Rooms, furniture bar Studio, 619 Campbell Bldg.. 9 to 10.36 ancy. Winnipeg. Individual attention gains. 85 by D Cooper. C A., and others F»ogens FOR SALE—Two 50 ft lengths one Inch NOTICE—Ashton St Farrow, plumber*. TO RENT—Cottage, clow to car and hose 718 Johnson Str«*et >11-12 bfach Apply 1616 Fairfield Road. >11-16 For your holidays and week-ends, take >l or Chartered Accountants (ex-students) For the convenience of customers re A SPECIAL LINE of real silk waists MODERN BALLROOM DANCING pro- are recommending this course. Write siding In Oak Bay we have opened a your friends to the beach. FOR SALE—Enterprise Majestic range, TO RENT—Well furnished, seven roomed for ladles, priced from ÎL75. Kwong Çjriyly taught Private lessons onlv for particulars, 105 Carlton Bldg. Win good -as new 718 Johnson Street >11-12 branch situate a* f*05 Oak Bay Avenus, Phone *197. Tal Y une, 1822 Government Street 85 nipeg. Jy9-8 opposite Oak Bay Municipal Hall 50 bungalow, fully modern, hardwood We Never Cloee. floors, newly decorated. Apply 1249 A BEAUTIFUL hand-worked silk screen, EMPRESS SUBMIT your printing problem* to a PIANO TUNING originally cost $125, will sell for $50 At DANCINO TAUUHT prlv,wl]r. Pboo, Victoria Ave. Tel 5372L. >7-18 AUTO A TAXI CO.. - LTD. firm that “understands' printing. It 685 Johnson Street, Victoria Good a* mi. » KSQU1 MALT—Cottage of 5 rooms, big len t everyone that does! Consult the C P COX. 159 South* Turner. 1*26-47 Oarage. Cor. View and Vancouver Sts. 1212L new >6-12 WANTtD—MlSCt ‘ ANEOUe lot. «9x142. right at new dry dock site; Stand. 1224 Broad St Arm# Press. Ltd., View Street Phone WANTED. WINDOWS, doora. Interior finish, rough a big snap at $1.250 cash; -cost $4.099. IMt B SHORTHAND Twenty laborers and ten operators. W A NT KI »—Good used piano for cash. T. P. McConnell, 223A Pemberton Bldg James Island, B. C. or dressed lumber, shingles, ete. City DO YOU KNOW ANYTMffcO ABOUT or country orders receive careful at Box 246, Time* >7-1$ • >5-18 TEA? I do. I can convince you at 6HORTHAND f'HOOL 1011 Oovera- CANADIAN EXPLOSIVES, LTD, tention. E W XVhlttlngton Lumber CAST OFF Clothing of any description FOB RENT—Houses, furnished and un- The Fern. 819 Yates Street 35 ment Street Shorthand, typewriting. Aruade Building, Victoria. B C. Jl*l Co.. Ltd. Bridge and Hillside. 12 bought an«t best prices paid. Fenton, Ml furnished. IJOyd-Tour.g St Russell. M12 bookkeeping____ thorou;„ oroughly taught B. A. CHINESE Instruments, slippers, etc. Macmillan.cmlllan. |principal. Phone 17t FOR SALE—Chevrolet, In perfect run Johnson. Phone 2211. Evening, 634R. 1$ Breed Street. Mtoee 482» ■Ron MOTOR CO.. LTD.. *17 View and Wing Hong * uen, 1628 Government St ning order, privately owned. Apply WE WILL BUY your furniture. Give Ml Fort. Cadillac Agency. R. A. Play JU16-* evenings 6 to 2. 156 Joseph 8t. m31-12 beet possible "price and pay spot cash. FUHNIBHED HOUSES fair. Mgr. TeL 206* Dtstrlbutors for Chevrolet Dodge Brothers. Chalmers, HELP WANTED—FEMALE ENGINEER with fourth-class papers YOU CA-N SAVE MONEY by buying Magutft Auction Rooms- Phone 811^ WANTED—For -two month*, well fur* Hudson add Cadillac Motor Cara MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLE• - wanted Apply Economy Wet XV ash from The Victoria Furniture Co.. Ltd. niahed - cottage.. not. mur e, ihap 6-rooms ; tlBTnlf’ rent s, new Lltch. Laundry. -612 Bridge Street J7-» \V A NTIgDr--Girl Qf wun;ah to-aseiet with ; CARPET* FOR BAf.K--ThTS# high-grade ENAMEL BATH and laundry tub want will pay good price for suitable place; cheap. 427 Hillside. >10-32 house work; must sleep in; gojd wages Axminster and Wilton, nearly new, ed, new or second-hand. Price to Bog must be good locality and In good con- Revercomb Motor Co , 933 Yates gj. GET TOUR CYCLE put W order Tor Rhone 263(«, -- >6-9 - cheap -fnr caxh: must sell this week. 126. Times Office ------J*-t8 dltloii. Box 234. Times' JtL-ir WANTED—Motor car. 1918 model, road- Phone 3276L >7-12 wring riding. We have good men whb GROW KIt»-Wa will contract to buy cu SUMMER COTTAGE to rent at Willows Mar; state price for cash; no Fords will give you e good Job. If you need WANTED—Girl for house, either by the WHAT 1100 00 WILL IK) STATIONERY, china, toya hardware cumbers, cauliflower, red cabbage and beach, partly furnished, with 8 framed Box 220, Times. J10-I1 • new niarh'ne, wee our Massey Sliver day. or young girl fir afternoons Ap At age 25 the. sum of $100 00 per annum pickling on Iona. The Western Pk:klln< and notions. 263 Cook St. T. J. Adenev. tents, charming location. K Boot FOR SALE—English make. 5-passenger Ribbon. Plimley’e Cycle Store. CU View ply after 7 p. m , 1325 Minto Street. J8-9 Invested with the Canada Life will give Phone 8466. 12 Work*. iAd . Victoria. D C. 11 Hhop. Government Street. >10-18 Street 83 you protection to the amount of $4,434.00. auto. In splendid running condition; CALVES wanted to raise, bulls nr cost new $4.509; owner gone overseas; WANTED—Childs nurse, for New West payable to your family In the event of FOR SALE—Baby's buggy. In good con FIVE ROOMS, modern, new furniture, CYCLES OVERHAULED, tires and minster. wages $25. Apply mornings, your death . s* dition Phone 2668Y, >6-11 heifer*. Phone 10SL. >7-1$ the very beat of carpets, piano, beauti must be sold at once, no reserve; best tubes fitted. At the ‘‘Hub’* Cvcle Store. ful garden, for 4 months, $30 month; 1 cash offer accepted. Cartier Bros . 724 Prop . W. W. Marker. 1119 Douglas St 1040 Pemberton Road. l’hone 6707L Should you unfortunately become total WE BUY AND SELL any kind second WANTED TO BUY good ranges, stoves >7-9 ly disabled, either by accident or disease, and heaters for spot cash. Jack' Stove minute from car. Box 196. >7-16 Johnson Street. JS-31 32 hand goods, false teeth. Call anywhere, Store, $94 Yatas St., Phone 6/19. Will the payment of $100 00 jier annum ceases anytime. Phone 2215. Evenings, 634R. 12 FUHN1HHKD HOUSES TO LET A REAL BARGAIN. OWNER MUST FOR SALE—Side car for motorcycle. Ap TWO GIRLS wanted for candy wrapping and you become entitled to receive from call. A 7-ROOM HOME. Pleasant Ave.. Oak HAVE < ’ASH—1918 five-passenger ply 1322 Government Street J6-S2 Apply 919 Fort Street.j5*9 the Company, $44.34 each month during Dodge, slightly used, all non-skid tires; SWISS t'HARD la a better vegetable than TWO WEEKS' LAUNCH CRUISE, leav- Bay, newly kalsomlued throughout, THE DOUGLAS CYCLE St MOTOR CO.. disablement. cabbage and free'of cut worms; 15c * ing twelfth R<*.»m for two more in moderate rent. price for cash $1,190; worth $1.725. Can dozen plants, by mail 25c., or $1 per 109 2845 Douglas St. Phone 87» also machine hands New Method The policy «till continues In force and l»arty Box 221, Time* >7-11 BURDICK BROS. St BRETT, LTD., - be seen at Cameron’s. 521 Superior St. New end Second-hand Moéercyclea, «hares In the profits of thé Company as if Eastern Stove Co.. 848 Fort St. >6-12 >10-31 Accessories. Gas, Oil. Laundry. 1015 North Park Street J6-9 total disability had not occurred, and the MEN—We pay the highest price* for dis 623 Fort Street. Phone 122-183. WE RE NOT WITTY, but "W)jen you carded clothing Phone 6869 in morn CAMERoN MOTOR CO.. tseisl»» «1er**», Repair* Specialty. wanted ______mmm full amount of $4,434 00 will be paid at can't get It, Lane A Son will make It." ing* or evenings, or bring them to 585 FOR RENT--Fumlshed, six-room, mod Cook Street Auto machinist and cylln- Thoroughly Equipped Machine Shop 12 maid, $30. Apply Mrs. John A. Rithet. death In no other way can you invest so Try us for that next order of printing ern house, 3016 Carroll Street, or Phone der grinding Tel. 4««l «mail a sum to such advantage The cost Johnson Street 13 *79Y Rent $26. m20tf-16 FOR . SALE—Harley-Davldson motor 1299 Rockland, -corner Moss Street. and amount varies according to age. Phone 5241. 625 Courtney St. IS ODDY'S Second-hand Furniture Store. ARTHUR DANDRIDGK. Ford spwrlallet cycle. twin. Presto tank. Claxton horn Phone 1263. >17-9 A MODERN 6-room house; low rental. and tandem seat, practically new tires. Give us the date of your birth and we CALL and get our prices before deciding. U17 Douglas. Open to buy good furni Yafee Street. • 91 WANTED—Apprentices and Improvers Victoria Furniture Co.. Ltd. ture. carpets, etc. U BURDICK BROTHERS St BRETT. LTD In good condition Apply 859 Johnson will submit a proposition that will suit 628 Fort Street...... Phone 1310*1. Street ------— - mlStf-33 (or dressmaking 1722 Bank St J6-9 -.yuUM«M, Hei-WHtmi. Vorman -Sl-Cu.. -MALLE* RLE -and ^atnet rangea; tl per GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANO wanted; WŒS* i&f ‘ Agents. The Canada Life. Founded 1847. week Phone 4689 9001 Government St. will pay cash. P O Drawer 796 11 LOST LOOK. LOOK! WANTED—Good girl, to help with light 108 View Street. » • At your bicycle It needs tire», or a new hou»e work and children. 1261 Oscar DRINK HOP ALE. tne nearest yet FRANCIS. 819 Yatee St (opposite Do SHELL GARAGE, LTD., 8» View Street. chain or something. Take it to Harris * Street. >5-9 Phone 6*2 ~ 11 minion Theatre), always open to buy LOST—Blue leather hand-bag, between Expert repairs, all auto work guaran Smith they win do the right thing Put good class and antique furniture, car Grocerterla and McKeown'*. . Fisgard teed. National rubber ttreflllar end» all your bicycle In good running order In W ANTED—Took -general. small house. FOR SALE—12 h. p., 4-cycle engine, Street, containing sum of money. Finder complete, $250; work boat, 12 h. p., 4- pets. etc. Phone 11BS. 11 tire trouble. Tel. 24M. quick time. family of three. KsqilUimalt district, Ap- MEN WANTED to treat their scalp with please- return to Mrs. Bronson, May- ply Box 222, Times J5-I cycle engine. $700; 20 ft speed boat hull, WANTED-Any class of old metals or wood P. 0. >6-27 RlBDTQ M. SUTISa Tonlfoam. Use It once You will be with fitting*, cheap. Phone 2445 ARTHUR DANDRIDOB. Ford specialist surprised how good and clean It feels. funk; good prices paid for bottles, aacka. Yates Street. tl 1*20 Broad St WANTED—At once, cook-general, for auto tires, carpenters* tools, etc. Ring L08T—-Monday. In town or Willows dis small family; $35 per month. Ap A guaranteed cure for dandruff. 50c. JUNE BRIDES should see the selection trict. gentleman's gold watch . chain. ana II.»). drimlwt, and barb-r,. « op 1239. City Junk Co.. B. Aaronson. M THREE LADIES’ and one rent’s second 422 St. Charles. Phone 1105X. *W’t of exclusive wedding announcements Johnson Street. Houae phone W44L. 11 Reward. P O Box 174, Victoria >7-27 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE. and-invitât Ion* at the Acme Press, 768 hand wheels for aale. Hub Cycle Store, MEN AND WOMEN ntnted to Mil Dr. View Street. Phone 2001.. 12 WANTED—Furniture and stoves, eta, LOST—|lrowide camera. No. I, left on 1119 I>PUg^A-,. ; KEEP YOUR HAIR ON—Tonlfoam la the Chase's Receipt Book and Household highest cash price paid. Phone 444L IS Gorge car or m perk. Sunday, between best remedy for failing hair, dandruff Phyek4en. 1-arseot eel. of eer book FOR SALE—Three teams heavy draft 12 and 1 36. Reward If returned with confectionery or Ice cream parlor. Box CHEAPEST STORE In town for your and itching scalps. - 60c. and $1.00. except the Bible Food will win the wer horses; also farm wagons. 1264 Glad films to Oak Bay Boat Housfc. >6-37 218, Time».’ Jt-11 bicycle repaire end euppllee Motor druggists and barbera. Try It. 9 stone Ave. Phone 3095L. >5-12 POULTRY AND EGGS r cycle. Bicycle end Supply 8tor». 9M end Dr. cheee’s book seres food es well LOST—From 3342 Whittier, a Shorthorn YOUNG LADY d«*Hirea position, office Yatee Street 81 EXPERIENCED children’s nurse want as lives. 10 per cent, commission and AN ENGLISH BABY BUGGY for «ale, LOWE'S New Zealand Leghorns, world’s calf, white spot above each foot. Re preferred, some knowledge of typing Immediately for 2 children. Apply tit-1L_. g ftfty-dollar Victory Bond free with sale good condition. Apply 1612 Haultaln. contest winner, seven diplomas; official ward. Tapscott. 2436L *7 and shorthand. Apply Box 188, Timea kiOUSEKEEPINO ROOMS Fort Street ml7tf-1 of 209J books. Fine opportunity for re >6-12 weight of hens. 6 lbs.; hatching egga. turned sold!era. No experience neces $10 hundred; also Wyandotte», breeding LOST—Gold bracelet, on Friday, valued WANTED—fey"middle aged woman, posl- WANTED-Immediately, skirt and bodice stock, for aale. Inspection Invited. Lake as keepsake. Reward. Phone Ï293I,. TO RENT—Housekeeping rooms. Royal workers; also talloresses. Apply sary for people are anxious to get this OVAL FRAMES for Convex Enlarge .. — ___ _ . ompanlon help; Hotel. 837 Fort Street. >7-41 Madame Watts. 1175 Forest ml4tf-9 well-known book. Write for terms and ments. alight advance In price of Hill 'bus to place Phone MOI. Setting. >11-27 flned good manager. Box 182, Times exclusive territory. Bdmaneon, Bates 11.50 delivered. » J8-11 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 15 frames. Largest assortment in the city LOST—Bunch of key*, between Post Of minutes from City Hall. 600 Gorge Road. HOTELS A Co.p Ltd.. Dr. Chase Bldg.. Toronto, on hand. Every inquiry a sale, grand EVERYONE INTERESTED to poultry fice and Central Bldg Return to Box ADY STENOGRAPHER, with office ex Phone 1607R.. >30-41 Ont altf-l record. XMctorla Art Emporium, 611 should read Poultry. Pigeons and Pet- 2663. Times. J6-27 perience. desires situation. Apply Box Niagara 8t.. James Bay. 12 stock. 19c. copy. 621 Yates St. upstairs. 17$, Times. JS-11 TO LET—Furnished, three large house LEARN TO DANCB properly. Phone WILL THE PARTY seen picking up keeping rooms. 1418 Fern wood Road, MAGNET AUCTION ROOMS—To-day's BETTING EGGS — Farorallee. Silver small gold mesh bag. with earring and top of Johnson Street. >7-41 tier* bargains: 15 good carpets. Inlaid lino Spangle Hamburg». Leghorn», Buff money enclosed, on Saturday evening, LIVESTOCK Watch Improvements leum. several ranges and stoves, large Cochin Bantams, first prise strain. Bar- kindly return to Mre. .A Aaronson * NICELY FURNISHED, front houseknen- NAVIGATION COURSE Ing rooms, every convenience; adults •t Now Ready office desk, good piano and organ, alat 8317 Tennyson A va JulB-M store, Government Street, and save k)R HAÎ.B—Good Yorkshire bo»r. 7 gramophone and records, child's buggies, further trouble. >5-37 only; 634 Oarbally Road, close to Doug International Correspondence Schools, BUY YOUR HATCHING EGGS. $1 up. months; dry cow, 4 years. J. M. Stew las car. Phone 5533. >5-41 - HOTEL WESTHOLMB. 1222 Douglas Street. bed» and springs. Magnet, corner art, Royal Oak, R. M. D. No. 1. near Douglas and Fort. Phone 8114. 12 from Seavlrw Poultry Farm, 422 Dallas LOST—Boy’s bicycle, left In front of Road. Phone 4062L mytl-88 Times Building, taken in mistake or Sluggetta.J7-28 SYLVESTER APARTMENTS — Double Everything new—even the electrle alga. stolen. Suitable reward for informa and single suites; also a few rooms for HOUSES WANTED. OUR ROOT BEER la O. K. Try a gal- WANTED-Any quantity chickens or lodger*. 715 Tates. Phone 56830. >22-41 Ion. Victoria Botanic Beverage Co. 11 MISCELLANEOUS tion leading to recovery. Times Circu ducks, cash paid at your house. Phone lation Dept m30tf-37 WANTED—Furnished house, I919L or write 616 Elliott Street City. Bos 24°,r TONE GINGER BEER in gallon Jars COLLECTIONS—We collected 28 out of LOST—Back of Brownie camera, be and cabins. $1 week up, light and water. three rooms, near car line fitted with tapa. Botanic Beverage Co. 22 claims for one client last month. Our EXCHANGE 1036 Hillside.J16-4Î UNFURNISHED SUITES. J7-JJ Phone 622.12 tween Vancouver and Church Hill. system Ih different No collection, no Finder please return to Box 308, Times. WANTED—To rent, three or fpur room pay, The T. P. McConnell Mercantile FOR F X i 'HA NOB—Three first-claw AUTO LIVERY APARTMENT TO LET. Park Man- When You Need Good Furniture Pay a >7-3 elona. Apply 1721 Quadra St. >4-17 ed. furnished cottage. Apply P. O Box . Visit to the Agency, 223A Pemberton Bldg. >5-51 trackage lots In Calgary, for Vancou 689 I7-Z3 LOST—On May 24. In Novelty Tea Rooms. ver. New Westminster or Victoria acre ISLAND EXCHANGE AND MART. Magnet Auction Rooms, furniture bar Fort Street, a plain, old-fashioned, gold age. from 10 to 69 acres improved pro- FURNISHED SUITES. 789 to 743 Fort Street, gains 61 brooch, with true lovers' knot design perty preferred. Box 166, Times. J6-42 A FORD CAR FOR 11.09 AN HOUR. FUflNionEO ROOM» rhe Big Second-hand Furniture Stmttf. ifor > have a large selection of GOOD DEATH TO DANDRUFF when you use •ARMS and^clty^prupert^ for exchange. We- rent ear»------for. $1.00 an hbuÛ 3KLD AltARTMENTS^-Furnished eultee Second-hand Furniture at half the cost Tonlfoam. Try It. 60c. and $1.00 at owner as a keepsake. Finder will be drivers, to responsible parthuk to let. Phone 13850.>2^-14 |1 00 WEEKt-Two roomed cabin» for drug stores aod barbers. 51 rewarded by communicating with Mrs. aywmrd Block The cars are all of the latest model batching. 840 Johnson Streets all 15 W. Westiy, Phone 2763R. Phone 111*. good^tU-tM^ ftr*t*claJW running order, with APARTMENTS—Furnished or unfur- We do not give credit, but we save you ZETLAND LI niahed. Phone 4509 or 901 View. >14-14^ BRUNSWICK HOTEL—Me. night up. 32 money for cash. 641 Fort______8t UPSTAIRS, entrance FOUINu SWAPS—Acreage for motor car. shotgun weekly cp. First-class location. Few Always open to bu^ good Furniture for bicycle, cash for 19 pairs roller VICTORIA AUTO LIVERY, next to Terry's. Catering to private 717 Broughton Street Phone 805$. FURNISHBÎD, 2-room, front apartment housekeeping room*. Yates and Doug cash, or i I exchange. parties a specialty. Open from 12 to 7. Magnet Auction furniture, bar- 1207 Broad Street Phone *$78. light and water, from $16; perfectly las. Phone Iff , 61 gins. 36 (dean; adults only. 1176 Yatee. a25-14 Cï?AJ?lm.iÿ'5,0.F“vie- si1^1 PrlC^ iCM>1'llm|l.y .*“iu Vlïw g?EP ^ CEDAR OIL MOPs AND OIL half price, CEDARat Plkmley OIL ’a.MOPS 611 ViewAND Street.OIL, half ^price, CEDAR OIL MOPS AND OIL. half price, CEDAR OIL MOPS AND .OIL. half price, CEDAR OIL MOPS ANI) OIL, half price, at Plimley’s, 611 View Street. at Plimley'e, 611 View Street - at PUmley s, 111 View Street at FUmiey's, 611 View Street VlUTVltlA DAILY TJMLK, WEDMJ5SDAY, JUNE 5, 1H18 === TAYIOFRMIRTA* AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT* FOOT SPECIALISTS DEPARTMENT OF WORKS conditions at Prospect Lake by Dr. H. rd fini GAME HEADS, rug» a eyecialiy E. Young, Provincial Health Officer, MH I IK .".'i. __ ill.. ______■■IMIIW. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. and Dr. G. Denton Holmes, Municipal A turn Corns pormanenily cured. Consulta ns All classes taxidermy wherry A Tww. tion» 4m. Rooms *7-401 Campbell grinding and -47 m Pandora. Phone ML Health Officer. It was denied that the Building Phone Mi O ESQUIMALT DISTRICT. typhoid epidemic of last year could tnrrs want ad. dept. TRUNK AND HARNESS MFGRS. BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTd have been caused by-thwewater of the 1 riRE department ...... FREf^Cil POLISHER Ad^UH»£ Wo'nVaBîfc P,Unl,ne ' id F. NUIUU8 * SONS, ISZi Gvveruroeni Ml Section ef Island Highway and Çolwood lake, or by the'asm there. CVTY HAUL, ...... JONES A CO.. T. H.. l*i Kuri du Wholesale and reUU dealers Ja sjd» Road to be. resurfaced between T#r< Letters of appreciation were ordered All repairs executed. BEST WORK.—Permanent polish. 713 —- eases, hags and leather goods Tel. 4M. + SUED CROSS SOCIETY ...... Fort Street |yt*47 • eon’s Bridge and Points close to, but to be written to Mesura. Sprange and PLASTERER TYPEWRITERS beyond,’ Col wood Hotel. .Southwell, who have resigned their po JUBILEE HOSPITAL ...... « sitions in the4 municipal office. •T. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL ... LATHS—Vapor and electric llgnt, ma*- SEALED TENDERS, endorsed "Ten eta. ; price* reaaonabla t. T Y )*!-; VVItl Tà-ltS—N ew and eeSvud-hand der for Resurfacing portion»1 of Island N|« and chiropody. Mrs. Barber, CUT FlAJWERS and floral .lealgne, bed “ a.. 17W AlAlbert Avenus. # repaire, rental»; ribbon* for all roe- EMPRESS AUTO AND TAXI Phone IIS 713 View Street. ding and pot planta Wllkereon A —' ehlnee. United Typewriter Co.. Ltd. Highway and Colwood Road," "will be re ff* Port fftrcFt. Victoria. Phone 4734. ceived by the Honorable the Minister of BALMORAL AUTO STAND. •710 or Brown. 613 Fort Street Phone 100L 47 PHOTOtrRAPHtRS ~.t Public Work* up to 12 noon of Friday, tin 1 2031L. «47 BROKERS MORE EXEMPTION a. TYPEV^RITfcH EXÇHANGE 14th June. 1918, for the carrying out of y iiiwu FRUITS AND VEGETABLES •HAW BROS., commerc: the above work. M—c TAVISH• .« . .... i BROS..anna., 1211i.in Governmentviv» wi is * at.wv era 904 Government, St. Custom“■ » MBroker#, shipping and forward ALL KINdSTof typewriter» n-paired. mi- Drawl nga.nj specifications, form* of con- ing agent*. Tel. 261». American Express LOW SIN CO.. Douglas St MEUGKN8, Arcade Bldg, l'oi re Justed, bought, sold, exchanged, gome tract, andnd tenders, may be eeenseen at the ROOMS WANTED. representative. P. O. Box 1524. Z1' and enlargements Special e.ttc to snap» In used machine». Phone 8929 **tUve of the Public Work* Engineer, Par children’» portrait* Tel. HOF 47 745 Yatee 8t. 47 APPEALS REFUSED YDUNO MAN wants bright room. FUI-.'CAL DIRECTORS liament Building#, Victoria, B. C., or the E. H. BROWNING—Co:» office of the District Engineer, Vancou In. Box 184. Times. m £.' UPhCLSTEfltKS ver. B. C.. on and after June 1. 1918. SELL ME TOUR UOTTl.KS or let me B. C. FUNERAL CO. WT.en yoe consider that prior Is the war investors were niad to got Government Bonds that would yield S per cent to 4 per pent Interest yon will realize the value of investing In a security of this nature which pays Interest at the rate of 6% per cent Bondholders' Interests are pro* MEETS TRAGIC END Ucted by the Victory Loan special Committee with which we co-operate. 1 Authorized Mini Two of Awards Are Posthu Henderson Says British Labor Communicate with us and add to your holding» end Military Provincial Government Waives mous; Deeds of Wonder- Would Converse, but Not Interest Charges on Pur Contractors Body Found in Harbor at Van • ful Heroism Negotiate chase Agreements BURDICK BROS. & BRETT, Limited Lady in Attendance couver; Former Employee STOCK BROKERS i ât Empress ft» Broughton Street Phones 8714-f US London, June 4.—(Via Reuter's Ot London, June 6.—(By Reuter's).— An v<>rder-in-Council passed by the SANDS tawa Agency.)—The London Gazette “We are willing to converse, but not to Provincial Executive yesterday is of negotiate with German labor," said considerable Importance to all retired f UfttRAL FURItlSHIIIC QUID Vancouver, June 5.—What was In the announces the award of live Victoria soldier* and persons on service. it OUAORA ST. VICTORIA, B C , letter that Bertha Grace, a bookkeeper Crosses Two of the recipients are Rt. Hon. Arthur* Hqqderson. Labor provides that interest due In respect of in the Union Bank here, got from the dead. The stories* as usual, reveal leader In the House of <>t>mmons, In a any agreement to purchase from the statement referring to an tomounce- Crown, town or city lots or land within postman a few minutes after she left almost superhuman heroism. the site or suburb of a town under the her home yesterday morning? Lieut. 6>\ Dougall. of tt^e Field Artil ment made by Chester M. Wright designated section of the Land Act, held An hour and a half later ’her coat, lery, subsequently killed,^undoubtedly member of the American labor deb by any returned soldier or person <»n hat and .purse were found floating in averted a serious breach Jn the Brit- tlon which viol ted England, which im- -ctlve service, shall be waived for a plied that the policy of Mr. Henderson >bcb>d dating from the date of enlist- the water at the foot of Alma Road, hh Nm i»y ins personality and skin mervKb> a date one year after his dis few short blocks from where she had ful leadership during one day. Lieut. and hi* party had been radically modi? charge military service. — met the postman. I >ougall rallied and -organized infantry Aed, especially regarding the question Uieful Accommodation. TO-DAY’S TRADING ON Miss Grace was a comparatively troops whom the enemy had pressai of a conference between the Allied and The actionr^the Government is the STOCKS SOMEWHAT young woman. Her home was in To back to a level with his battery, eup- German worker*. result of Informabnui gleaned from cor- WINNIPEG MARKET ronto. A brother is In the Government PG*d UmM with Lewis guns, armed “The keystone of the new Interna reapondenre with ijutiiy soldiers on ac- service in Ottawa She was a book all the gunners he could spare with tiv«. service who havexmvariably ex Winnipeg, June 5^—There was a little keeper at the Hotel Vancouver for two tional system at which the Allied work rifles, and with them formed a line In ers aim." said Mr. Henderson, “l* a pressed desire for reieaseNfrom inter better demand to-day for cash oats. IRREGULAR TO-DAY years, and during that time she made front of his battery, which meantime est charges so that they iiil^l be en a great many friends. loiter *he went league of nations. Including not only all There was some' Inquiry for export pur was harassing the advancing enemy the present belligerents, but - abled to confine their efforts while . i to Pasadena, where she spent six with rapid fire. pose*. Spreads were 4 cent better on all months, afterward going to Victoria. other independent state. Their plans service to the payment of the primT^I Although under rifle and machine *uin. In numerous instances the soldier, grades. In cash flax there were a few Last winter she was cashier at the also mean, as President Wilson has re gun lire. Lieut. Dougall fearlessly has been i>erfectly frank in the fiiatter uiries and quotations were at the July Empress Hotel in Victoria. She re peatedly declared, the renunciation Coppers at New York Showed walked about us If on parade, calmly any financial or economic boycott and has provided the Iotnds I*epa rt - pricX(or No 1 N. W. C. Offerings were turned to Vancouver two months ago. < iermany. ment with the proof that accommoda giving orders and encouraging every light CVgh barley was unchanged Weakness on Fears of v Letter From Sister. body. He inspired the infantry with No Negotiations. tion in this respect would enable com Oats closeKmnchanged for July and flax Vancouver. June 6.—Mystery still at the assurance: • “As long as you stick 'Regarding the speedy change of at pletepayments on capital account by Dividend Cutting taches to the disappearance yesterday to your trenches, f keep my guns here." titude on the question of an interna the time he has completed his military Closed % lower^fqr July, morning of Miss Bertha Grace. Frag The line was maintained all day long, tlonal conference we have declined service. Oats— Open. High. Low Clow. Big Saving. An Automobile Funeral ments of tile letter received by h«-r delaying the enemy's advance more from the first to associate ourselves ... July ...... 82TfcXM% SI* 82* is nut so very expensive as we just before she disappeared were dis than twelve hours. The battery was any conference organized With a view ' As an example of the saving this Flax— (By Burdick Bus. A Rrott. Ltd $ supply it, and It Is rertaf-nly far covered yesterday evening by Pqllce July ...... 357 361 'N$564 358% withdrawn with great difficulty In ac to negotiating a peace. On August 10. means to the soldier it should be re New York. June 5 —The list was gen more dignified and Imposing than Inspector ' Craig near Third Avenue, marked that in the case of the man who the old style. Of course such a cordance with orders in the evening WÎ. the national executive committee Cash prices: Oat»—2 C. W . Sl>4 C. W there she apparently had dropped of the Labor Party submitted the fol agreed to purchase land to the value erally higher in the morning. There was funeral does cost considerable when the ammunition was exhausted. $0, extra 1 feed. 80; 1 feed, 77;.J fe money, hut we have cut the cost to them after perusing the missive. lowing resolution to the national labor of $5.800. say in 1913, and who ' may Barley—3 C W . 130: 4 C. W . 125; not much in the day's news to stimulate the lowest possible point without These were.pieced together this morn Led Little Perty. conference: have paid his interest charges for the Jeoted. 108; feed. 103 ^he market one way or ther Other. Spe- A\/diminishing in the least the high ing by I*etective-8ergeant Jewitt. but " That invitations to the interne two succeeding years prior to enlist Flax—1 N. W. C.. 1584; 1 C. W.. 353 standard or our service. Second-Lieut. E. F. Be4l led a party cifckje* were heavily traded In. their early *»- troops tional conference at Stockholm l>e ac ment, say in 1916, Is now relieved from C WtirJ304 aikvam^s were, however, lost before the from her sister Nellie. wilO lives at 467 who were strongly holding a gap of cepted on the condition that the confer the date of enlistment and for twelve % % % close. The market was nervous in the r Shvrbournc Street. Toronto, and to ence be consultative gnd not man months after he receives his discharge *00 yards between the left of his com MONTREAL STOCKS afternoon ffhd the list .net back The Thomson Funeral Co. contain nothing which could have in datory.' to the extent of about $250 tier annum. pany and the neighboring unit, which (By Burdick Broe. A Brett. Ltd.) directors of F^tsjjhry /Copper Companies, fluenced Miss Grace in taking her own “From that position there has been While the major portion of land sales to Phone 4M. BT Pandora Are. It was vitally important to clear. r High. Low. Last Utah'. Ray, Chino fcnd Nevada .Consolidat life. • no departure." men in the colors have peen of less ed will meet for quarhstiy dividend action Motor Hears# and Equipment On the beach at Alma Road the Reaching an enemy machine gun. value than the hypothetical case quoted, Ames Holden ...... 1I4A Lieut. Beal immediately sprang for Ames Holden, pref. 69 69 to-raorrow. the fear thH^dividends wilt Connections Vancouver and coat and purse of the missing girl were quite a number of Instances involve be cut had a weakening infi^ence on the ward -and killed the team with his re large sums with Waving In interest Bell Telephone .... Winnipeg. ^ found, the latter, containing an en copper group and the effect felt in velope which held a number of tablets, volver and capturM the gun. Alto charges, of course. In proportion. Brazilian Traction . Can Cement, com. 69* the market as a whole. being picked up by Captain Brundtge. gether he captured In a similar man Breed Application. rrgti. Low the police patrol boat. These tab ned four machine guns and inflicted Do., pref ...... The term “soldier" ha* a broad appli Can Car Fdy.. com AIMs-Cttahners ...... 34% 3*% lets will be handed to the city analyst severe losses on the enemy Subse cation and includes "any jterson, who, Am. Beet Sugar ...... 66% 664 for analysis. IV». pref ...... quently, regardless of danger. Lieut since August 4. 1914, has Joined, or who Can S 8.. com. .. Am. Sugar Rfg ...... 1094 108% Answers to Times So far as the police can discover life Beal walked up close to an enemy ma hereafter joins, for service in the pres I*»., pref...... Am. Can &>., com. 45 44% had apparently been perfectly smooth chine gun and brought in a wounded SEIZEDJ oniw ent war, any of the naval or-military Can. Locomotive .. Am. Car Foundry 80% 794 for the missing girl, and no reason man- who had been left In the open forces 6f His Majesty or of any power Can Gen. Elec .... .103 103 Am. (3otton Oil ...... 4Qt Want Ads. can be assigned for her taking her life, under heavy fire Lieut. Beal was being at the time an ally, of His Ma Civic Inv A Ind. .. Am Locomotive ...... 65». nothing found among her effects giv Am. Smelt A Ref...... 77 V —1 killed by a shell the following morning. jesty’s. and who having so Joined has Cons. M; * S...... 2 5 25 ing any clue as to her disappearance. been engaged or engage* on active ser Am. T A Tel...... 99 * Lascelles Gets D. 8. O. French-Canadian Weekly Dora. Bridge ...... 41. 59, 101. 125W. 1«S, Ml. Î7Î. 278. 297. vice in connection with the said war. Dorn I A 8...... 59*4 694 Am. Wool, com ...... 57 916. 919, 16‘>0. 1606. 1665. 167S. 1682. 1690. Miss Bertha Reee. London. June 5.—The Distinguished Charged With Contraven either at home or abroad ; and. without Dom Textile ....«• Anaconda Mining .... 61 1764. 1786, HU. ISIS. 1911. 1940, 1*45. 1962. The management and staff of the Service Order is gazetted to Major Vis in any way restricting the generality Lake of Woods Mlg .. II Atchison ...... 9t-\ 1965. Ml7. 2107. 2425. 2505. 2641. business office of the Empress Hotel count Lascelles. of the Grenadier ing Order-in-Council •f the foregoing provisions, shall be Laurentide Co...... 1634 1634 16: Atlantic Gulf ...... 108% L-> were shocked to learn of the myster Guards, formerly aide to the late Earl deemed to include any person so Join Maple Leaf Milling .. 97 97 91 Baldwin Loco...... 91^ ious occurrence in Vancouver in com 1 Gppy when the latter was Governor ing, whether by enlistment or as volun Mackay Co...... 76 76 71 Baltimore A Ohio .. 55% nectlon with their former fellow em General of Canada; to "Lieut -Colonel teer or reservist, or through being com N S. Steel, com...... 6 Bethlehem Steel ...... *3t « HRlhS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS ployee of Victoria. She was spoken St. Hammersh y. of the Imperial artil missioned, mobilised, tailed out. or Do., pref...... '...... 19 Butte Sup Mining .... 22 lery. formerly of the Canadian militia; drafted to such service, and whether in OgHvie Milling Co...... 16 Brooklyn Transit ...... 42V of very highly by all and several had to Major T G. Bird. Royal Engineer*, AN AUSTRIAN PLANT received letters from her only a few the capacity of officer, seaman, soldier, Penmarts, Ltd...... 7 Çanaltian Pacific ...... 1«M DIED days ago which indicated that she was formerly of the Canadian militia, and marine, nurse, or In any capacity w hat- Quebec Railway ... 19 19 II Central Leather ...... 66», McLARKN—<>n the 5th Inst., at 29 T»ogan •to IJeut.-Colonel J Y. Itldout. of the Rtordon Paper ...... i. ». 121 Crudhle Steel ...... «5V in fine spirits and doing well. lmi>erlat artillery, formerly of the Can ALSO WAS CLOSED Avenue, John Ruben McLaren, aged It was stated, however. that her Shawlnlgan...... 11: Chesapeake A Oh It .. 58 V adian militia. Chic., Mil A St. P. ... 43% name is Bertha Race, and not ltertHa Captain Alex. Baird, of Ontario, and Spanish River Pulp...... 1- Funeral on Friday. June 7. at Î o'clock, Grace, as mentioned in the dispatches CONCILIATORS ARE Do., pref...... f»1 Chic.. R. I. * Par .... 23H from the Thomson Funeral Chape! Rev. Major It. E. Bennett, of the lmt*»riala, Colo. Fuel A Iron'...... 4:«»-, from Vancouver. She was employed formerly of the Canadian artillery, have Montreal. June 5.—On a charge «if Steel of Can...... 64 «3% 64 P. C Parker will officiate. No flower», by APPOINTED TO DEAL Do . pref...... 9; Chino Copper -...... 41% as cashier at the Empress Hotel on been awarded liars to their Military having contravened the Order-In Ma> 26, 1917, and left of her own ac Toronto Railway .. 6< Cal. Petroleum ...... 19% WITH CAR DISPUTE Winnipeg Elec...... 41 48 4S Chile Copper ...... 15% cord on March 14, 1916. She was Canadians Honored. Council of May 21 dealing with the thirty years of age and none of her prena in relation to any statement or Dom. War Loan (old) .. 9f r*orn PrcKluets ...... 414 London. June 5.-—Several Canadians bo., 1931 ...... 93 4 93 4 93 Distillers Sec...... 60% family lived in this city. The young fh the air service are gazetted with report prejudicial to recruiting for His Ottawa. June 5.—The Minister of lady had lately signified a desire to I»o . 1937 ...... 92S 92% 92 Erie ...... 16 honors In connection with the King's Majesty’s forces or the operation of Labor has established a Board of Con return to Victoria and the manage ciliation to deal with the dispute be Do., let pref...... 33 birthday. Captain A. G Henshaw re NEW YORK CURB. Gen. Electric ...... 149 ment irf the hotel stated this morning ceives the Aiir Force Cçoss and the fol any Act or Order- In -Council concern tween the II. C. E. R. Company and its that they would hay y been glad to have employees at Victoria, Vancouver and By Burdick Bros. A Brett, Ltd.) Goodrich (B. F.) ...... 43% lowing are mentioned in dispatches: ing national service, the federal au Gt Nor. Ore ...... 90 FUNERAL NOTICE her back at tirff first opportunity if she Flight-Lieut* N. A. Magor. Montreal; thorltles yesterday closed the premises New Westminster. Th«* members of Bid. Asl had cared to come. H J. Bath, Toronto: J. O. Galpln. Ot the Board appointed are Charles J. Canada Copper ...... 14 Hide A I»*. pref. ... 63 of The Bulletin, a French weekly news Mis» Race gave evidence of pos tawa. Flight-Commander Tl Franklin, representing the company, Standard Silver Lead. * Inspiration Cop...... 50% Members of dominion Lodge No. 4. sessing a changeable disposition and H allait, Toronto paper published by A. H. Pigeon. Ltd., and Thomas .1 Coughlin, the em Houston Oil ...... 64 InCI Nickel ...... 28% United Motors ...... 274 Int'l Her. Marine ...... 29% I O. O. F. are requested to meet at the of a poving, restless nature, but of this offy. The printing plant was ployees The»«> two appointees are now for the most part her friends here conferring with regard to the third Chevrolet Motors ....123 1 Do. pref...... A.. 1064 Hall, Douglas St., on Thursday. June seized and the premises closed by Cap Kenneeott Copper .... 33% knew her as a good-natured young wo tain J. N. Carter. Registrar of Enemy member who will act as chairman. He. la Mining ...... 4 4 6th. at 1.45 p. m., for the purpose of Kan. City Southern ... 18% man and one who gave a great deal of Aliens, under a warrant of the Secre Ray Hercules ...... ». 44 (attending the funeral of our late Bro. Howe Sound ...... 4 Lehigh Valley ...... 59 attention td her work. IE tary of State for. Canada. Lack. Steel ...... 86% Aetna Explosives ...... 14% Chas. Chlslett. Body Found. Mr. Pigeon, the proprietor of The Midvale Steel 51% Members of local lodges and so Curtiss Aeroplane .... 36% The following dispatch was received Bulletin. In a statement issued last Submarine Boat ...... 16 Mex. Petroleum ...... 94% journibx. brethren invited to attend. late this afternoon : night said: "If we have erred R has S. Steamships ...... 8% Missouri Pacific ...... 23% D. TAYLOR. JAMES BELL. ' - Vancouver, June 5^ Th£. ludy tfog not been with malicious Intentions, Wright-Martin Aero. . 10 N Y . N. H. A Hart 43% N. G, Sec. missing girl was located shortly before and Ji regret, the wide interpretation Coaden Oil New York Central .... 73% noon to-day after the crew of the given the text of the warrant-:*'- Hw Merritt OH -r.-.-rv«53» ------25%: Norfolk * Western b**roi- b**»» bad spent some hours drag - -added- «hat he Was nol for what Hid. West. OU .. .102 101 Northern Pacific -irsf“IT* gtng in the vicinity of the bench near .statements the Government had taken USE Of WIRELESS I*o . Refining .. N Y.. Ont A Western. 2i.U 20% *£5 SPECIAL SALE GERANIUMS Alma Road, only a short distance from tl Boat Commander Told action, but he believed it was for i Nevada Cons. Copper .. 29% 19% 19% the place where the purse, hat and brief article puhlfwhed on May 19, deal Sapulpa Refining • .** . 9 N. Y Air Brake ... . Î25 ♦25 tire* Large planta out of 4-tnch poU, coat of the young worn ah were, found American Skipper His Craft ihg with nationalized women. This was Caledonia ...... 39 Pennsylvania R. R. .. 43% 43% «3% to clear. $1 per dozen. 41 a news dU pale It frbm' Ruiqilahnd Germans Informed S, S,-C»ro- Cons Copper T»...... 6% ' * 7 People s Gas ...... A 45 45 45 Reading ...... 8!» 4 UtUvcacAuWllKtNMJN Aa BROWrl .. - Had Destroyed Them comment was added which wai Day is Daly ...... 54. ... 91% S*1*. VANCOUVER ELECTRICAL tended g* fun,"...... • .__ lina She Escape Shell Kerr Lake ...... 64 6% RY- Steer Spring ...... 54 4 54% svt —- • 4»-yert-fltmt - —- The Bulletin had a circulation Magma Copper . : si - 35 Rav Vim* Mi nine .... WORKERS ASK INCREASE chiefly in Montreal, and never more ing by Not Calling New York. June 5.--Captain H. T. than 5.000 copies were printed. Mr. Success Mining . . 8 10 Southern Facile . . . . 83% 83% 83% Southern Ry.. com. Hanson, of the American schooner Pigeon said. % % . 24% 24 24 Vancouver. June 5.—Notification of % Studebaker Corpn. . . .. 43% Samuel C. Mengel, sunk by a German iMist week, on an order from Ottawa, NEW YORK COTTON. 41% 41% SITE FOR A NEW CEMETERY the termination of the- existing agree Sloes Sheffield ...... 68% 68% submarine off the Atlantic Coast last a Job printing plant at 137 Clark New York. June 5.—“Don't use your (By Burdick Bros. A Brett Ltd.) 68% •►Offers will be received until Monday, ments with the Western Canada Power Sunday, said after l»eing landed here The Tegas Company .150 150 150 the 17th ipst . at 1 p. m., at the office of Company, the B. C. Telephone Com Street conducted by an Austrian. John wireless and we won't shoot." Is the High. Low. Last Union Pacific ...... to-day that the sinking of his vessel 26 00 .122% 124 121 the undersigned, of areas of land suitable pany and the B. C. Electric Railway Hyndes, was - closed Sand Hyndes is newest “Made-in-Germany" war slo July ...... 25 30 25 48 25 85 Utah Copper ...... 79% 77% had occurred at 6.30 p m. and that he Oct...... 23.48 23 96 23 56 23 75 77% for a site for a new cemetery, in or near Company was given to-day by the lo now In the hands of the Registrar U. 8. Ind. Alcohol .. .124% 122% Victoria, such offers to state price and had been told by the commander of the gan under Which the Kaiser’s subma Dec...... 23 21 23.45 21.10 23 25 1224 cal Electrical Workers’ Union, and to submarine that the U boat previously of Enemy Aliens. U S Rubber ...... 57 57 57 terms of payment rine commanders are carrying their Jan...... 231>0 23.11 23.07 23 IS Preference will be given. If land offered each company was submitted a new had sunk three schooners and three It is contended that the Austrian U. S. Steel, com. ... .101% 99% 99% is suitable, to owner who win accent Cor- agreement calling for advances In pay. stcamshi4>s. one of which was a large was busy printing and circulating campaign of frightfulness Into Ameri % % % Do., pref...... 110% 110% 110% propagandist literature for the Ukrain NEW YORK SUGAR. |x>ratlon bonds in payment therefor the basic demand being $6 per day passenger ship of about 5.000 tons. can Atlantic .waters, according to per \ irginia (’hem...... 48% 47% 48% The Corporation reserves the right to These «inking*. Captain Hanson said, ian Socialist Demlcratic party and also New York, June 5 —Raw sugar steady ; Willy's overland . . . 19% 19% 19* reject any. or ail. offers received for all skilled labor. It is stated that the I. W. W. sons among the 251 survivors of the centrifugal, $6.906; fine granulated. $7.45. the present scale calls for from $4.90 had taken place, the submarine com Westinghouse Elec. . .. 42% 42 42 WELLINGTON J. DOWLKR. The twenty-one Germans and Aus passenger steamship Carolina who An. Fr. Loan ...... 91% „ C M -C. to $5.60 in the various, companies mander' told him. on the previous day, 91% 91% trians who expressed open Jubilation Amer Sumatra .... 136% City Clark's Office, Victoria, B. C , June affected Saturday. were brought t this port aboard 134 >4 134% 6. 19H. —" If this Is true. It means the destruc at the recent advance by the German coastwise schooner early to-day The CHINAMAN COMMITTED A nier Linseed . 40 40 - 40 armies yesterday Were*, nt from Mon Cuban Cane Sugar .. tion of six vessels not previously known Carolina whs destroyed by U-loat gun SUICIDE IN VANCOUVER . 324 304 32% C. N. R. FREIGHT CLERKS to have been sunk. Officials here are treal to an Internment pamp as prison fire fifty miles off the Delaware Capes Gen. Motors ...... 126 123 153 Inclined to doubt that toe U boat com- ers of war. __ on Sunday c.v*uditiL. mgnder trdd the truth, nt thtn* tMt Vancouver, June 5.—Stepping Into i. Coal ...... 51 59% 51 WAITING AND SEEING THREATEN TO STRIKE Stories told i>> passengers and mem Ohio Gas ...... 38 374 374 there has been some misunderstanding. bers of the crew of the sunken vessel the hallway at her home. 1123 Bar clay Street, at about 8 o’clock this Sin. Oil ...... 284 38% 284 Ottawa. June 5.—A board of concili Indicate that Edwin W. Vogel, of New Tob. I‘rod ...... 65 62% 63% Provincial Government Not Yet Offi Lewes. Del., June 5.— Reports prevail WHITE PREPARES FOR York City, the ship's nineteen-year-old morning. -Mrs. E. E. Rand was horrified ation to deal with the dispute between JbL. Cigar Store ...... 964 94% 944 cially Advised of Ottawa's Dis here that the Germon V boats which to see the body of her Chinese ser the C. N. R and Its freight clerks, chief wireless operator, played a spec Llh Loan ...... 99 68 99 40 99 64 raided coastwise shipping on Sunday vant, Jim Hang, nuspended by a rope allowance of Settlers’ Rights Act. members of the Brotherhood of Rail tacular part In the dramatic raiding from the bannister of the stairway. The Do.. 4a ...... 93.22 93.02 63 22 and Monday have strewn the Delaware of the Carolina. way Employees, has been appointed, by Bay and the waters around the Dela NEAT VICTORY LOAN man’s body was directly in front of the Despite the telegraphic story from the Minister of [Labof. Chief Justice ware Capes with floating mines. Ten Repeated S. O. 6. telephone, making it m-vessary for her to move it aside In order to use the MARKET AT CHICAGO Ottawa giving grounds for the Disal Mathers, of Manitoba, will act as inlneg have been found, it is reported, When the submarine sent the mess chairman; C. A. Dafoe, of Winnipeg, •ad Government mine-sweepers are age “Don't use wireless and we won't Instrument to telephone the police. lowance of the Vancouver Island Set will represent the company, and F. The Chinese had tied a rope to the WAS DEPRESSED TO-DAY searching for others. shoot." Vogel defiantly repeated his woodwork of the stairs and had then tlers' Rights Act, no official Intimation Urey, also of Winnipeg, will appear for Two of the ten were exploded by gun ‘S. lara relating to medical Inspection of 93137^^1 schools were distributed. Central Park met on May 16, the ad dreaa on “Bread and Cake Making/* by J. Robertson, was very instructive and Butterick DIXI ROSS intended to help in the preparation of Subscriber "Quality Grocers" ACHIEVE GOOD WORK the Domestic Arts exhibit for the com 1317 Government St. ing flower show. Summer Delineator Metchoein met on May 7 and listened Quarterly to a paper on the “t 'are of House For June NORTHWÈSTERN CREAMERY BUTTER z»/x Plants." Copies of the Busy Woman’s Price, 25c Handbook were ordered by those pres Now In Per pound ...... OUC Report for May, Presented by ent ÏÎ8 Yates 8V Phone 6619. COWICHAN CREAMERY BUTTER /«A „ Mrs. Maclachlan, Shows Children’s Interests. . Vpper Humas met on May I. Per pound ...... OUC Wide Activity Mothers’ meeting and children’s pro gramme. This Is a splendid ld.*a and SALT SPRING CREAMERY BUTTER AA„ Should be an Item on the yearly pro gramme of every Institute.. It st'etns Per pound ...... OUC .. i„in thf brand |*,r»hge that In the Interest In Improve- An 1 “1 ’1 n*„w,,ni«-n n In- ment of th® «enurai livestock that the Summer Suitings That NEW EASTERN CREAMERY BUTTER rff- field of the* ', revealed by tooportant of all, "our human live- stltutos of th* province hJWJJ J >£ stock," has been the last to receive our Per pound ...... OOC the following summary presented by altent|on ™ Mrg. V. 8. Maclachlan, eecretary to the | ûrandmaSW.» num H. A. OLEOMARGARINE iA„ Advisory Hoard, and representing the I Orendmothers Night, Per pound...... v„\...... ~*UC work at the May meetings of the varl- I An interesting meeting of the Rut- Are in Great Demand ous Instittttes: |'”nd Wom®h ■ Institute was held on PURE LARD a ri Agassis met on May 14. when recoin- I May 9 In the Rutland Hchoolhouse, at Secure your Suit Length now, while we have the wanted shades in stock. - Prices extremely" Per pound ...... -,...... 4UC men da lions re divorce. Inheritance mid 3 pm. The programme was In charge homestead laws from Cran brook were lor the grandmothers, and th# attend- - attractive. ONTARIO CHEESE - - QA endorsed. Mrs. MacCnllam gave an Iance proved that “grandmaa'' are very excellent paper, which showed careful J popular. There were eight items on preparation, on “Stories for Children,” I programme. Including a chorus by Shantung Beach Suiting—Here is a material GOVERNMENT CONTEST EGGS rjw while Mrs. Roach road an equally in-I right grandmas. Mrs. tiara Craig, exceptionally smart, with fancy weave, re teres ting paper on Canadian Civics. siventy'-nine, contributed two Per dozen , ...... 00 V Boundary held a Y. M. C. A. tag Hems. The most popular number was sembling shantung. Very durable. Show day and, fiance on May 10, both of I» "ong rendered by Mr. Martin, aged ing in a very choice range of colors, pale COOPER 'S EGGS rr which were in every way successful, j seventy-eight. oldtime refreshments Per dozen...... DOC clearing $190. All < ommuntcfttlons te- !Hrere"0,ü by th« grandmothers, realiz- pink, mauve, pearl grey,- white, old rose, celved but owing to the poor attend- |*«* *he sum of 911.90 for the Red saxe blue, tussah, tabac ; 40 inches wide. aftvv no action has l>een taken. I «Ef^J!*1*** *'und« A collection WU Yanl ...... 75* 4 Chilliwack held a meeting on May tB**lVor