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VOL. 46 VICTORIA, B. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915 NO. 136

ADVANCE MADE AT PRESENTED NOTE REPORT TELLS OF THE DARDANELLES IE THIS AFTERNOON BRYAN SAW THE NOTE RUSSIAN SUCCESSES 111 111 Paris, June 11.—A official announce­ Petrograd. June 11.—Concluding ment concerning the operations long statement on the Russian oper­ BY THE ITALIANS the Dardanelles, given out In Parts this IN ITSFINAL FORM ations in the Caucasus, the general SUFFERED HEAVILY afternoon, reads as follows: !’^t the Dardanelles we have con “On the 6lh of June we had cap important Success; Austrian solidated the results obtained by us In Germans Still Are Being tured the vast region of Van and part the fighting of June 4. Wording Was Not Changed of the sanjak of Mush. We had anni­ Austro-German Forces Met Lines of Communication Are “At the right end of the ravine of Pressed Back, Says Report After It Had Been Shown hilated Khalil Bey’s original corps, Kereve Dere we were successful, dur­ and we had cleared of Turkish troops With Severe Reverse Near Threatened Now ing minor engagements. In making Issued at Paris 1 to Former Secretary ihe region between Van and Oursh. Zurawno, on Dniester further progress. We captured Turkish territory be­ Prisoners who fell Into our hands tween the mountain ranges of Tch- confirmed previous reports that the akhir Baba. An offensive which the ADVANCE BEING MADE losses of the enemy have been con TRENCHES TAKEN NEAR Turks undertook In the province of M:. LANSING ATTENDED Azerbaijan ended In a Turkish de- 6,688 WERE CAPTURED slderable." bacle.” THROUGH PREDIL PASS ARRAS-LILLE HIGHWAY CABINET MEETING TO-DAY BY CZAR’S SOLDIERS

Victor Emmanuel's Forces Are AUSTRIANS ALLEGE Germans Allege Attack Made "Bryan is Egotistical, Self- TO FORCE ENEMY TO 17 Guns and 49 Machine Guns Within Twenty Miles by French on Front in Seeking Demagogue," Says Were Taken After a of Trieste. Champagne Failed Los Angeles Times USE ONE MILLION? Hard Fight

Paris, June 11.—The French war of­ In rial truck. June 11.—The Italian Claim British War Vessel of AMBASSADOR GERARD Washington. June 11—It became fice Issued the following statement Dispatch From Lugano Says London. June 11.—British observers for- e.i hare» raptured Ploken, in Aus­ known to-day that although the Bristol Class Was Sent this afternoon : of the war, forming their opinion* on tria. close to the frontier. The pos­ United States’ note to Germany was Italy Has Made Agree­ session of thl* location is Important Down by Submarine "There Is nothing of Importance to shown to former Secretary Bryan by the latest dispatches from Russia, *.-• it endangers Austrian communicà- add to the communication given out direction of the president Just before ment With Allies ‘ believe that the Austro-Gernmn forces Last night, except the announcement NOTE PRESENTED BY it was dispatched. It was not altered threatening L**mbnrg from the south­ Ploken is 15 miles south of the main of further success In ‘The Labyrinth,' after Mr. Bryan had seen It. Acting- east have been checked in. their ad­ highway between Laibach and Inns- where me have continued to force the Secretary Lansing, xvho showed Mr. vance. Russia, they declare, has de­ STATE ATTACK WAS MADE enemy back, and some progress to the Bryan the note, said to-day that “not AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT livered a return blow and a hard one. east of 'The Labyrinth.’ where we have a word or letVT” had been changed. Th* great masses of German and Aus­ T.-mdon, June 11.--The Italian* now OFF COAST OF ALBANIA >ccupled several German side trenches Mr I .anting had not signed the note a* acting secretary when he took It to HAS ISSUED A NOTE trian troops which forced a passage •re within 20 miles from Trieste, the not far from the highway from Arras of the Dniester river near Zurawno, chief port of Austria. to Lille. Mr. Bryan, and at that tlmé, by the Representative of States Called terms of Mr. Bryan’* resignation, the according to the latest announcement Berlin, June 11.—An official statement In the region of Hebuterne we have of the Russian war office, have been latter still was secretary of state. Im­ Lugano. Switzerland. June 11. -In­ V lme, Italy, June 11,—Italian forces issued at Vienna under date of June 10 extended the advance w> made to the at Foreign Office in Ber­ flung back with heavy losses la both mediately after the conference. Mr. formation has been received here to-day are advancing through Predil announces that the Austro-Hungarian north and to the south of the battle Lansing signed the note and Mr. j from Italian sources that Italy has men and material. Pat.* on the junction of the Laibach lin This Afternoon _ submarine No. 4. commanded l>y Lieut. front on June 7. The occupation of Bryan s resignation became effective. | made an agreement » with her allies as Thus for the moment Lemberg is railway at Tarvi*. about six miles on Slngule. t<*rpe.b>e,i and sank a small several trenches at this point gave us Mr. Lansing attended to-day’s cab-1 the extent of her offensive cam- thought to l»e safe, for nowhere else the Austrian side of the Italian British cruiser of the Liverpool type 106 prisoners and several machine Inet meeting by specific Invitation of! palgn. According, to the Information. along the Galician front have the Teu­ tonic allies been making- progress re­ <>n June » at a point 30 mile.* west of President Wilson. Hr- was not present > which lacks confirmation, the Italian Train* loaded wit It wounded Italian cently, with the exception, of course, Ht. Jean Medua. on the Albanian coast. SITUATION DISCUSSED at the opening of th.* session, taking1 government has undertaken to con- •obiter* are arriving at Vdlne. of their southern extension into Buk- The British cruiser was being protect­ Berlin. June II.—The German army the ground, a* It was expressed at the. duct operations of a chura<*ter which ed Py six torpedo boat destroyers. headquarters to-day gave out the fol IN WASHINGTON CIRCLES State department, that he would not ! wp| compel Austria and Germany to News was recelxed yesterday that Romp. June 11.—The Austrians w> lowing official statement: attend unless Invited. In view of the bring up and keep engaged an army •aid to-day to have evacuated Pozxnc- Tnnisbruvk. Austria. June 11.—An­ temporary nature of hi* appointment, Russian reinforcements were moving "In the western theatre—An advance of one million men. south along the Dniester river from chto after blowing up ihe fortress. nouncement has been made here by the th* former secretary, giving out his made by the enemy northeast of the The operations of the Italian forces Mikalajow to Rosatyn, but It was The town Ilea about 15 mile* from Austrian* that one of their, submarines Berlin. June II.—Ambassador Ger­ formal statement, supplemented It (tirette hills and repeated attacks have not yet been carried to the point hardly expected here that they would Tver/. The Italians already hold Val sank a British cruiser of thé Liverpool ard presented the United States’ note with the following anecdote: against our punitions north and south necessitating the use by the central arhl. xe such quick results. tarsi, a mile distant from Possacchlo. type at a point 3» miles off St. Jean A congressman replying to a jingo of Neuville failed. Fighting at close at the German foreign office at L10 empires of an army of such sise. bu| Medua, In the Adriatic. speech recently said: p. m. to-day. It Is expected that the developments Petrograd. June 11.—An official an­ Oenwa. June It. —A. Laibach die- quarters In the trenches north of Eu- ‘While I am personally against war. of the Italian campaign beginning nouncement from army headquarters patch to the Tribune says: crle continues. I am in favor of the country having Cruisers of the Liverpool type are with the heavy lighting along the which was given out to-day telle of * I !i- ttallAM began their march “Southeast of Hebuterne and at Washington. June 11.- With the pub­ what It want* If the country want* known by the British admiralty a* Isonso river will compel Italy’s oppon­ Russian success on ' the Dniester •gains* G«.rx oB th<> morning of June Beaumont attacks of the enemy were lication to-day of the latest American war, let It have war. but let It first cruisers of the Bristol class. The Bris­ ents to reinforce their armies largely. river. A When the first detachments were repulsed yesterday and during the find out if th* country does want war. note to Germany concerning the sink­ The Immediate Italian objectives After hard fighting the Russians near the city Austrian artillery open­ tol was completed in February. 1811 night. Only In the district of Serre- If it becomes necessary to ascertain ing of the Lusitania, officials of the are Trent, Trieste and Vlllach. the yesterday took from their antagon­ ed lire and heavy masses of Infantry She Is a light < miser and Is 453 feet Marne did the French make an Incon­ the sentiment of the country. I sug­ log*, jute a beam ,,f 47' feet and solution compatible alike fContinued on page 4.) losses. After a hard fight xve cap­ at privât • houses liecause of a lack of year that she would break the Triple attempts to make attacks were stopped tured 17 cannon and 49 machine guna hospital space” with the interests of both Germany Alliance unless she received “her Just at their very start.” and look prisoners 188 officers and and the United States. The note. It compensation”. In Ihe form of terri­ 6.500 men. Among the prisoners Ir Pologne. Germany. June 11.- The TWO FISHING SNACKS was said, was phrased purposely so CHANGE IN TONE OF torial concessions. correspondent of the Pologne Gazette London. June 11.—A new German one entire company of the Prussian that It would give Germany an oppor­ The Vienna note declares that the Fusilier Guards.*• I — att iched to the Austrian army head­ army of 500.06*) men. some of them tunity to meet the wishes of the Italian ambassador in Vienna made quarter* in the south, «ay* In a dis­ first-class tr«»ops, i* moving west, ac­ formal promises on Instructions from SUNK BV ZEPPELINS Vnited State* with dignity and in con- Geneva. June 11.—A dispatch to the patch" that the first considerable battle cording to the correspondent of thé PRESS PLEASES HIM his government before the outbreak of of the war with Italy has ben fought Daily Mail at Alx la Chapelle. fcrmlty with German public opinion. Tribune from Innsbruck. In the Aus­ the war that Italy would abide by the trian Tyrol, purports to give details In »h>* region of the Isonzo river, and Many officials wondered why Secre­ terms of the alliance In case of a pas­ of Russian successes in the campaign that it resulted favorably to the Aus- TURKS WILLING TO GIVE tary Bryan had declined to sign the sage of arms between Austria and in Galicia. The dispatch says: Welfare and Laurestm Sent note, which they regarded as friendly Serbia. “The Russians bombarded the Aus­ The Italians attacked Gorz. Gradlsc* Bryan Gives Out Another TERRITORY TO BULGARIA? trian positions from Stanislau to an t Monfalcone. supporting their ad- Down; Several Vessels in tone, and carrying many expres­ Statement: Says Country Rortnikon, on the left bank of the nnre w ith artillery fire from pieces of sions of goodwill. They claimed that Sunk by Submarines r- Dniester. They have driven the Aus­ larg.‘ a»d small calibre The advance, Parle. June 11.—Bulgaria and Tur- Its friendliness was the very mean* Does Not Desire War SERBIANS MOVING trians across the river, making a the correspondent says, was checked fcey have entered Into negotiations that he had suggested- persuasion—’ large numlter of prisoner* The Aus­ by Austrian fire on their flanks which are expected to terminate ,In to accomplish the Vnited States gov­ trians also have been obliged to fall Maasluls, Holland. June 11.—The Turkey ceding certain territory along ernment** purpose. Practically every­ Washington. June 11.- Former Secre­ TOWARDS THE COAST back across the Dniester at Bukas- Geneva. June 11. Heavy Italian guns British fishing smack a Welfare and the Dedeagatch railway In Bulgaria body in official circles disagreed with a terrific bombard- which she now holds as consideration tary Bry an ieeue»nt. béfan to publish forecasts down to torpedoed yesterday without warning TWO WERE REMOVED German government give assurance* yesterday the Jingo editors had been Ergola, several Russian attacks were by a German submarine while out­ that American live* and vessels here­ repulsed. The enemy lost 360 prisoners. Rome. June 11—The occupation of FROM SPANISH SHIP predicting that the matter would l>e bound from Barn'. The crew, which after shall be safeguarded. What “The situation among the German Pt* iontagno. in Trent, was announced dealt with with ‘great firmness.* that Nish. June 11.—Serbian troops have put off in the boats, was rescued by action the Vnited States will take In occupied strategic position* In Albania. troops fighting ‘in Galicia Is ua* In m official statement issued from the ('•(IIZrJÎMte-U.—The French cruiser Germany would be told that jhere must a steamship and landed here the event of Germany refusing to give They entered the Albanian town of El v ha rigid.” wm .ffitv here to-day. Th* report also Du ('hayla stopped the Spanish such assurances la not Indicated In be no more delay In the acceptance of The Strathcarron. a vessel of 2.867 Bassan at the request of the jwople. stated ihnt furious counter-attacks jvre steamship (’analcjaa. from Larache, the note. this country’s demamis. etc. ton*, was built In 1912 at Greenock according to Serbian government offi­ being made by the Austrians In an ef­ Morocco, and took into custody two Instead of waiting until the note CONFERENCE WILL BE and was owned by the Strathcarron cials, who say the Albanians fear the fort to retake Freikopel. persons who declared themselves to was issued, they put their own con­ Along the Isonzo river the battle for Steamship Company, of Glasgow. She he Dutch citizens, but who were re­ GOVERNOR URGES ALL struction upov\ it In advance and col- Austrians and the Turk*. HELD AT THE CAPITAL possession of the strategic height* of sailed from Havre on May 28 for garded as suspe.'t*. The Oanalejaa TO SUPPORT WILSON ured It to suit their own purposes. It the < .rstern l»ank of the river and for Barry, where arrived on June 2. and then was allowed to proceed. is a relief to find the paper* now em­ London, June 11—Serbian troops are Ottawa. June 11.—Negotiations for ..Tolmetn continue*. v x. a* reported to have entered the gov­ phasising the friendly tone of the note reported to have occupied the Albanian Ihe acquisition by the government of Tb • capture of Monfalcone ' by King ernment service. « Portland, Ore., June 11.—Governor and pointing out that It does not necea town of El Basean. 04 mile*.southeast the Lake Superior branch of the Grand Victor Emmanuel’* troops Is regarded MANY SHELLS WILL BE Wlthycombe. of Oregon, who Is in sarlly mean war. of Scutari, and are said to be marching Trunk Pacific are well under way. by Italian military expe rts as th* most -»London. - June 11.- The Rush! in Portland. I* proud of the note sent yes­ "Something has been gained if the In the direction of the Adriatic coast. President K. J. < ’hainberlain and W. H Important of the campaign Continued steamship Dania was torpedoed by MADE IN LONDON SOON terday by President Wilson. warrior Journalists at lawt realise that This Information was contained In a Blggar. K. C- of the G. T. P. arrived 'Italian progrès* I* reported from vari German submarine. The members of “I think It Is something that every the country does not want war, but private message received at Berlin to­ here yesterday, and General Manager day from Athene and telegraphed to ous quarters to-day. the crew were sax London. June It.—A central works American should be proud of,” he said that on the contrary it will support the Gutellue came to-da; There will be The latest new* from the front comes for the manufacture of munitions Is to to-day. “It Is both strong and digni­ president in his effort* to find a peace London by the correspondent at Co­ a conference, as a result of whlclt It is In the following re|n>rt from General fied. We must stand as a unit back of ful solution of the difficult problem penhagen of the Exchange Telegraph London, June 11.—The Swedish be established In London at once, ac­ expected the government will act with cording to an official announcement the president at this critical time.” raised by the use of the submarine company. view to taking over the branch. It steamship Dtago. bound for Hull, was A dispatch from Rome to the Ex­ “Nothing of importance ha* occurred made to-day The plants of water, against merchantmen." is expected that a close traffic agree­ torpedoed and sunk last night change Telegraph company say* t£at apnrt from the occupation by us of power and light companies are to be ment between the G. T. P. for the ex­ the Serbian* have occupied Tirana, a Podystagno. utilised , in all. there will be about 106 JUDGE ADDRESSED change of traffic at Winnipeg will bqi London. June 11.—The Russian town of Albania, 12 mile* southwest “During the flghf for possession of factories included In the business of GOVERNMENT WILL NOT barque Thonwdna was torpedoed and JURY FOR TWO HOURS of Kroya. and now are marching on Freikopel the Austrian losses amount making munition*. ed to mojre than 200 dead an*l 400 sunk by a German submarine off the ALLOW WORK TO STOP the Albanian seaport of Durasso. southwest coast of Ireland The craw Albanian Insurgent», the dispatch wounded, and we captured 200. During MUST ACT QUICKLY. Toronto. June 11.—The fate of Emil GERMANS ARE SLOW th- night of June 9 the Austrian* at has been landed at Queenstuxvn Nerllclr, charged with treason, la now Manchester. Eng.. June 11.—A group says, have proclaimed a republic. tempted to retake the position, to with , -lux*. «After ,w tw« i -n officials returned "here TO ADMIT LOSSES Washington, Jun> It —The ftrirtstr to-day from ’Rbfidon where-mey were^ GGNDFTtOH OF :yA6b'î«tv».fc-•>. swa^âr^v;. ?«$*•'* f the authorities. They made the state­ lose crews of the British trawler* Qui Vive Britain In Mexican territory controlled The Judge’s charge was carefully London,. June 11.—The bulletin Is­ Frankfurter Zeitung received here con­ ment U»at the government had ex­ “Floflg the Donz' we are fighting and Edxvard. which were sunk TiyCJet- by General Villa to request Villa 1m drawn and most .comprehensive. A fea- sued at Athens Fluff evening regard­ tains the British report of the recent plained to them plainly that there ing the condition of Klng>Constantine. destruction of a seppelln over Bel - We occupied th* citadel and heights Dutch steamship and brought Into theHi.. .death.t-Slh ofnf a>. numlxTni. ni lier ofnt BritishTtrlfl.li sub«IIK-­ thatIk.,» the JuryIiirv waswa- In.to-lo>k 1,1 ,k in,upon .n Zlrsow ' wvyppege TT1 CTWT âftmrfiint to ir Rwutet i -tfiwr bV * British monoptkne wnd rise *v a*hlre cotton industry. The Lan­ which dominate Monfalcone.” Maasluia. ject* at Tuxpani. practically as an accomplice His evi­ follows: “The king’s temperature Is deaths of the crew of the airship. cashire operatives are demanding a This Is taken her* as a threat of dence would have to be considered with •8.1, his pulse 102 and his respiration Commenting on this report, the ten per cent. Increase in wagye and meÂMA WAS-SENT ■■=?— UnwrrTwrw IT. There is an abundant flow- of mat- newspaper says It has received no offl- trawler Voronella, Izifestoft. wwj'iw«T*ii qwiekly -To puni-rh Ms men who “8r *«**«*? lockout nottrei i* nnnffjwaollsa af ikt, JaMAsat. PROTEST TO TURKEY torpedoed In the North Rea, according ere n‘s|>on*lble for the killings at Inflammation tn I which would ” tie to advices received here to-day. The Tuxpam. KILLED WHILE FIGHTING up no less than with a slight increase of albumen.’ 10,006,660 spindle*. PRINCE KARL ERNST DEAD. London. June it—“The Bulgarian crew was saved. TO THE PHILIPPINES. AT THE DARDANELLES government." Bays a Bucharest dis­ NO COMMENT. Berlin. June 1L—Prince Karl Ernst MARRIED AT ROME. WENT TO BOTTOM. patch to the Times, “has sent a of Schoenbourg-WAldenbourg la dead, Rome. June 11. — Mon sign or Ulueep London; June 11.—Lieut. Ruble y, R. at r mgly-worded protest to Turkey be­ Berlin, June 11.—Nonq of the morn­ according to dispatches received her# Rome, June IV—Livingstone Phelps. pe Petrelll announced to.-day frbm the N„ a nephew of Rt Hon Andrew cause of the. continued Indifference of Port 8akl. June 11.—An Italian vee- ing papers refer In any way to the to-day from Dresden. Prince Karl B.crteaux rjir Ihat i^rchbishop Nisi hi had Bonsr.Law, has been killed at the Dar- itimm Wiling tram* **t laden with stone sank In the har United States' note or to the fact that held a command !■ tl 9 German army Dedeagstch railway and the deteélfôtt ey at The rTinrctr wF ihww- appixluted ’ îpbstoliy " delegate 'tif reeefvwS bor-Aeih». ‘«ilîfcr *v»«fWWtrtr "wVéA'4» BHtitsIr t* bas beeir omA tlwra. m. au it-4*f haltered rïtalt 'h» mçg tou St KMv of Victory. the Philippines here to - Of passengers and freight, Icomment on the general situation on the field of bat#; J- . «■ir^e^UU.'J^siair.'itiL'.K'llK^.MV* ■. .*w •*. i » «* »-».-•. ► x-« *■«< i-V,- •» .... xv.-l ^*4,, ri •«deerz, <«.; .%• »• ». %. • * »■ •*-.-»> • •*-• *•• , 'v... ."»«.v *wsf.»v> «eju<»* VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY^ JCNE 11, 1915 f —i- ■w^'Vir • ARTILLERY DUEL WAS R. BRYAN ISSUES We Are Prompt, Cartful, "end Un Only the Beet In Our Werk WON BY FRENCH GUNS ANOTHER STATEMENT False Economy- CAMPBELLS $1 DAY German Batteries on Heights Asks People to Sit in Judgment Rome housewives buy seeond-grade flour because its cheaper. Such flour is cheap only in first cost—it’s hard to handle, absorbs less of Meuse Silenced; French on His Decision to milk or water, produces lets dough, and besides the bakings lack the BARGAINS Official Report Resign tempting whiteness, delicious flavor and fine appearauce of bread and other eatables made from

To-morrow, Saturday Paris, June 11.—Thé following com­ Washington, June 11.—William Jen­ nings Bryan, In a statement Issued to munication was trailed by the wa!r of­ The Guaranteed'!» the American people last night, asks Solid Ebony Beck Heir Brushes; Rexall Cabinet of Writing Paper: fice last night. Please You Better regular 60c. Saturday, 3 them to hear him before they pass Robin Hood Flour regular $1.50 end $1.76. Prlc£ "An artillery combat ha* begun In for ...... $1-00 sentence upon hi* laying down the next Saturday...... 61.00 the sector north of Arras; It ha* born portfolio of secretary of state in the Good Tooth Peste, In tubes; reg­ retarded, however, by a very thick fog. middle of international stress. It runs ‘Cheapest in the Long Run’ Harmony Coronation Talcum ular 25c.. Saturday-. • for $1.00 "Supplementary report*, on the cap­ in part as follows: Powder; regular per tin 25c. Rose Glycerine Seep; regular ture of Neuville St. Vaaet establish the "To the American People: Next Saturday. 6 for ... .$1.00 50c. Saturday, 3 for ....$1.00 fact that the northeaat section of the "You now have before you the text village and the *mall fort which the of the note to Germany—the note which enemy had organized there were de­ Corner Port and it would have been my official duty to Prescription fended with extreme obstinacy. It was Deuglee Ota. Store sign had I remained secretary of state. by a struggle foot by foot from house I ask you to sit In Judgment on my de­ CASUALTIES AMONG Phene 138. Campbell’s Company to house that our Infantry took pos­ cision to resign rather than to share CANADIAN SOLDIERS session of the entire position. responsibility for It." The German* did not retire until the The concluding sentences are as fol­ last extremity had been reached. We Ottawa. June 11.—The following cas-. lows: found in the houses, the passageways ualty list has been Issued: It's Pounds to Pence That If You and the cellars upwards of 1.000 Ger­ They (the warring nations In Eu­ First Battalion—Killed in action: Pte. man dead. rope), are sacrificing the best and J. P. Grant, Alexandra. Ont. Asked Your Neighbor Where She "In the tecion of H-buteme we rup­ bravest of their sons on the battlefield; Second Battalion—Wounded : Corpl. j t1W»y are converting their garden# Into tured from the enemy on June 7-8 six C. L. Starr. Burk’s Falls, Ont. Windsor’s Big Dollar Day cemeteries and their homes Into houses Third Battalion—Killed in action: : Will be First on $ Day, She’d Be machine guns. of mourning; they are taxing the Pte. G. Buehby. Toronto; Pte. J: P.j S Tine Li plane Cocoa for ...... $1.00 “In Champagne, In the region of wealth of to-day ind laying a burden Lade route, Montreal; Pte. H. B. liiausf jo ir, more than a battalion of Sure to Say: 1 Dozen Keitog’e Corn-Flakes ...... $1.0© of debt on the toll of the future; they Howeii, West Indies; Pte. H. Wand, the enemy attacked our trenches, but 2 lbs. De Johns Cocoa ...... $1.00 have filled the air with thunderbolts Montreal* Pte. M Creighton. Toronto; j they were repulsed everywhere. A num­ more deadly than those of Jove, and Ptt\ K. Sawyer, Toronto; Pte. B. J. ; 44 Try a Milk Fed CSicken. Cell and See Those Before Buying Elsewhere. ber of dead were left on the ground. they have multiplied the perils of the Kenna. Toroqto; Pte. A. Gunning. On­ The Ladies’ Sample “On the heights of Meuse, notably at deep. Adding fresh fuel to the flame tario; Pte. I. C. Lyon, Toronto. / Lea Kparges, there was a violent artil­ of - hate, they daily have devised new Died of woundh^ Sergt. H. L. Seeley. lery engagement. In the course of which horrors, until one side is endeavoring Toronto; Lance-Co>pl W. T Anderson. | Suit House” our guns reduced to silence the bat­ to drown non-combatant men and wo­ Montreal. WINDSOR GROCERY COMPANY teries of the enemy.” Oovinmil ft Opposite Post Office men and children at sra, while the Wounded : Pte. E. Xlouland, Mon-j other side seeks to starVe non-com­ treal; La nee-Corpl. E. Dennis, Eng­ Havre, June 11.—The following offi­ batant men and women and children land; Sergt. Win. Johnson. Edmonton; : cial statement was issued yesterday on land. . . The war In Europe Is Pte. R. Seardoro, Toronto; Pti-, J. R For the simple reason that TO Skirts will be on ss|e at $ eaeh. from the headquarters of the Belgium the ripened fruit of the old system. White. England; Pte. L McIntosh. army : "This Is what firmness, supported by Scotland; Corpl. W. Cornish. England. Gigantic Sale of Ladies’ tad Seats’ Mads-fo- •Little activity has he«-n shown by force, has done In the Old World. Shall Suffering from gas fumes: Lance- the enemy's artillery, which bomliarded we Invite It to cross the Atlantic? Al4CurP|- J Watson, Toronto. The Balance of Pattern Suita have been grouped in 2 lots at without result our advance posts at ready the Jingoes of our country have Suffering from shock : Pte. N. C. $15.75 and ...... $20.00 Order Saits Ramacapelle and Pervyse. Our fire dis­ caught the rabies from the * dogs of Moore, Toronto. persed the Germans at several point* war; shall the opponents of organised Sick : Pte. T. Norris, Toronto. .Coat* that will have to be seen to he appreciated are in 3 bits. along the frutit.” •I»lighter be silent while the disease Fourth Battalion—Killed in action: Lot 1. $6.75, Lot 2. $10.00, Lot 3...... $13.75 spreads? Pte. C. McCormick. Salem, Ore.; Pte. N. M. Fryer. Prince Albert. Maek.; Ptr*. A Nice Assortment of Dresses at ...... $6.85 GOVERNMENT WILL HELP. "As an humble follower of the See Page 13 Ren B. Bailey. Colltngwood. Eaet Van­ Prince of Peace; as a devoted believer Silk Knitted Underskirt*, worth up to $6.00. for...... $1.85 couver; Pte. E. Hainan. Campbellton. in the prophecy that ‘thCy that take Ottawa. June II.—The government N. B.; Pte. Ralph Orr, Hamilton. Ont.; the sword shall perish by the sword,* I has decided to assist the Montenegrin Pte. A. Roscoe, Stirling, Ont.; Pte. R. Many other bargains throughout the House. CHARLIE HOPE beg to be counted, among those who government to concentrate and dis­ Beatty, Saskatoon; Sergt Wra, Hay. earnestly urge the adoption of a course S4S4 Qevemment Street. Phene 2**f Victoria, B. C, patch la their own cqutitry Montene­ Saskatoon; Pte. R. V. Meeley, St. John. In thin matter - which will leave no grins wanted for fighting purposes. 7f. B.; Ft™. A. a: Mantle, owm Krmmt. doubt of our government’* willingness Ont.; Pte. .Matie^-Jay Cvndor, Oakville. to continua' negotiations with Germany Ont. Ladiesl Sample Suit House until an amicable understanding Is Died of wounds: Pte. H. A. Mnnroe, I] reached, or at least until the stress of Halifax. N. S.; Sergt. A. H. Lilly, To- war is over. We ran [appeal from 1208 GOVERNMENT STREET (Upstairs) Philip drunk with carnage to Philip Wounded : Pte. J. O. Condor. France; “Where Style Meets Moderate Prices.” sobered by the memories of an historic Pte. F. Hubbard. England: Pte. D. K. friendship and- by a recollection of the Dwyer, sr jehe, n HL; rgr wm. Innumerable tics of kinship that bind Bradley. Milton, Ont ; Pte. J R. Bull. the Fatherland to the Vnlted States. England: Corpl. T. Kier, Umpmtn, "Home nation must lead the world Mask. : A. E. Reeves. Toronto; Pte. etM of the Mack night of war Into the Wm. Thompson. Montreal. light of that day when swords shall Prisoner of war: Pte. F. A. Green- he beaten into ploughshares.* Why tree. Paria. Ont. not make, that honor ours? Some day Fifth Battalion—Previously reported See Dollar Day Bargains in Onr Window —why not now?—The nations will learn missing; now reported wounded: that enduring peace cannot be Millt Bugler H. A. Street. England. EVERY DAY is a DOLLAR upon fear; th it goodwill does not grow Previously reported wounded: now Carter & McKenzie upon the stalk of violence. Home day reported 111: Pte A. O^ll. England. the nation* will place their, trust in Died of wounds: Corpl. Wm. Sage. PRACTICAL ELECTRICIANS love, the weapon for which there Is no Saskatoon, Sask. Hinton Electric Co.*» Old Stand, DAY of Value at shield: In love, that Is not easily pro­ Seriously wounded: Pte. Oliver Rus­ voked, that beareth all things, helleveth sell, Ireland. 011 GOVERNMENT ST. all things, ho pet h all things, endureth Suffering from sh^ck: Pte. Wm. Har- Phones 2244 and 710. II things; in lore which, though de­ very, Applegrove, Que. spised as weakness bv worshippers of Seventh Battalion—Wounded. Pte. S. DAY DAY Mars, a bidet h when all else fails Martin (formerly 30th). Victoria. B.C. Copas & Young’s “We will now sing the doxology. Suffering from shock: Corpl. James "WM J. BRYAM** Cronk (formerly 30th). Victoria, B.C. . NO ONE Can GIVE YOU BETTER. Look at Our Prices. THE VERY Dangerously wounded: Pte. P. J Rims, Winnipeg; Pte. W. T. Bonsar. At Limburg: Pte. Doyle, Seventh Booth. England, Clayton, B. C. battalion. LOWEST POSSIBLE for a High-Grade Article. REPORTS ISSUED AT Tenth Bat talions-Killed in action: Royal Canadian I *ragoonf.—Buffer­ At Meechede: Pie. Hobbs, battalion ROME AND VIENNA Pte. <\ McLaughlin, Graham. Ont:; ing from coïicUSKîvnT Lt. Hubert unknown. ------1------SWITT’B OS SHAMH0CK PURE LARD— GENUINE MACARONI Pte. W. Denyer, England; Pte. James Ht#them, Kingston,--Out. At Elbcrfeld: Pte. Pearce, Thir­ Cabell (no address); Pte. F. Anson. Wounded: Pte T. A. Grant, Brace- teenth battalion. . -Rome. June 11.--The following offi­ 10i prr tin $1.48, A {? _ Loaf packet ..... 10c Denmark: Pte. A. Kiddle, Scotland; bridg*. « »nt. ; Pte F. C, Thompson. At Hanover: Pte. Skssot, Thir­ cial communication was Issued last 5a per tin 754, 3s per tin...... ‘iÜL Pte L. Steele. England. Fountain Town. Alta. teenth battalion. BLUE LABEL CATSUP 9Eva* Wounded: Pte. C. Clark. West In­ First field artillery.—Wounded: Pte. Places of detention uncertain: Pte. SELECTED BACK BACON, by the piece or Large bottle ...... v- . .Mt)C “Nothing of Importance has occur­ dies; Pte. E. Mackenzie. Winnipeg. A. Baker. Toronto. Leach. Fifth battalion; Pte. Mucleod, red on the frontier of Tyrol and Tren- Missing- Pte. J. Burns (no address). half-piece. First Field Co.. Canadian Engin­ Eighth battalion; Pte. Richards, Fif­ ROW Ays WOttCgTPK SAUCE np tlno except the occupation of Podee- Previously reported missing; now re­ Per pound ...... 22c eers. teenth battalion. tagno. to the north of Cortina. ported wounded: Pte E. Dolan. Scot­ Three bottle* for ...... 4a VV- Wounded: Sapper T. Campbell. To­ FRESH, CRISP OINOBg XftPS “During the night of June 9-10 the land; Pte. John Miller. Scotland; Pie. ronto. 3 lb*. foe, MALT VINE0AR j P„ Austrians renewed their attack on John Bury, England. FOUR VICTORIANS AMONG 25c Frelkopel, but were repulsed with Canadian Divisional ammunition Large bottle ...... AtFV Thirteenth Battalion—Prisoners of column —Wounded: Sgt. G. D. Illand- 1 INDIA LIME JUICE serious kisses. war at Gottingen: Pte D. Maegregor, THOSE WHO HAVE PASSED ford. India. Along the Isonso the struggle con­ England; Pte F. Mathew son. Mon­ Per bottle 25c TOMATOES I A,, London, June 11.—It has been learn­ tinue*. To overcome the enemy's treal; Pte. Martin Wynn. Wallace. N ed that the following Canadians are Ottawa. June 11.—A list of oxer FANCY CALIFORNIA (PI AA The finest packed. Large can... lut stubborn resistance we have occupied 8.; Pte. H. L. Cameron. Denmark. prisoners: fifty candidates who have been suc­ the citadel and heights dominating Wounded : Pte. Wm Clark. Scotland: BUTTER, 3 lbs. for...... «DleW EARLY JUNE PEAS, BEANS OR 1 A At Giessen : Pte. Candy, Third bat­ Monfalconc.** Pte. Charles Newton Bartlett. cessful in passing the entrance ex­ talion; Pte. Stevens. Third battalion; aminations of the Royal Military col­ FANCY NSW ZEALAND (PI 1A CORN. Per can...... J.VV Suffering from concussion: Pte. Wm BUTTER, 3 lb*, for...... «Pi.0±V Vienna. June 11.—The war office Kidd Pte. Kelt ridge. Fifteenth battalion; lege hug lieen issued to-day by the 0. A Y. BREAD FLOUR Pte. 8. C. Smith. Fifteenth battalion; militia department. Successful west­ $2 00 Issued the following statement last Suffering from shock : Pte. E W. I r SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR FRUITS AND Pte. Legmore, battalion unknown. Gives general satisfaction. 8k. 1 night: White, England. ern candidates are: Roliert John At Oberhausen: Segt. Alexander. Stuart. Vancouver; Tim*, (mwaid VEGETABLES "Attempt* of the Italians to cross Previously reported missing; now re­ 0OILVIE'S ROYAL HOUSE- (Pn 1 A the Isonso river near Plava, Oradlsca Thirteen battalion. Cleng^ton, Vancouver; Reginald llod- ROGERS' B. 0. SYRUP ported returned to duty: Pte. J. Currie. At Paderborn. Pte. Colllson. Fifth HOLD FLO UR,.per sack, only iPttilv and Kagrsilo have been repulsed. Stellarton, N. R. son, Wm. Montague Holmes, Freder­ battalion; Pte. HU-ks, Thirteenth bat­ ick Howden Jones and Chgs. I>. Stan­ 5-lb. can 354, 2-lb. can...... 15c "In the district of Flitch and on the Fourteenth Battalion—Killed in ac­ McLaren s imperial cheese or„ talion. ley, all of Victoria. B. C. QUAKER BREAD or PASTRY ridge of Karn. east of the Ploken pass tion: Pte. Frank Reddal. Woodstock. FLOUR, 6-lb. sack ...... 25c Per jar, 604 and...... AlVV fighting Is proceeding. There also are Ont. artillery engagements on the east Wounded -Pte 8. McElroy, Victoria. 7 BUCHANAN 8 PURE JAM SELECTED PICNIC HAM Tyrolean frontier. Hostile attalk^ In B. C. All kinds. 4-lb. tin.. . . :...... Per pound ...... 15c the Tomal*- district failed. Fifteenth Battalion-Killed In ac­ 65c "Early yesterday morning one of our Doctor Said Only Hope NICE MILD CUBED HAM tion: Pte. A. Brentes, Toronto. PURE ORANGE MARMALADE air squadrons bombarded the arsenal Died of wounds: Pte. F. R. Andrews. at Kraguyevats ^T^bmS*» Ointment. Be­ who noted e« deputy returning of ointments and tnjectleee 1 reaHs tinker *t poll No. 1, Tlrlilsebur*, dur­ Henry James McLeod. Pte. Wm. TETLEY’S LOOSE TEA d»-| AA ANTI COMBINE TEA Turner Murphy. Pte. Edward Arthur tween the Ihme of tMs letter yoe c*n $1.00 ing the polling under the Cnnndn Tem­ reed tfce gieimiitT w«dh Its writer Dr. <".heae>s Ointment Wine I be**» Great value ; 4 lbs. for'...... t*J A.W 3 lbs. for . :...... pérant f Art In Wrllnnd county on Tcngood. Pte. Thomas G. Taylor, Pte. J a rpe* Kerr, Pte. Sydney Ritchie, pte. Baeàe. One does net suffer from ah- UPTON S OR TETLEY'S TEA ANTI COMBINE COFFEE Jannnry 2», 1»14. ha. been found guilty wp$ee. (Tied seeliM pOe* for tan years tfrtth in ft, for I had bean Mstned on a i barge ttf having altered ballots Roliert II. Wilson. 1-lb. tin ...... wtthont m preclntlng a cm when M la by a well know» pkyddn fee Vancou­ Per 1-lb. tin ...... 45c 35c from “dry” to “wet" In his ballot bog. Wounded: Pte. John Cooler tform­ ver, and he eeid that an «genettop wma A fine of $1.060 has been Imposed, the erly l• ammo wee ee eee east ne ell, 5== FORMER SECRETARY m» M i i.taal ^ 1 MUM. .."«..J»* M*- X. Oorgson (formerly MUu, Taooma; Pte. > ST Washington, Jupe 11.—It becA me N. Wilson. Winnipeg; Bugler C. L. known to-day that just before the Marris (formerly 16th), Duncan, B. Dr. American note was forwarded to Ber­ C.; Pte. Wm. Robertson, —, lin It was shown to former Secretary Previously re|>orted missing. now be*.-' n yxm de i Bryan by Acting-Secretary 1 .arising *it rejoined unit: Pte. 'EL Daman, Monc­ COPAS YOUNG the |>ersonai direction of President ton, N. B. Wilson. Slight « hang» * had l*een Princess Patricias.—Wounded;. Cpl. ANTI COMBINE OROOKRS mr.de In the note *and the president Frank 8. Murphy. Calgary. rBMM M'assis ‘ Oreer Ferfsad Breed Streeti Mti Bryw tv eeee eaaea vaaferlhft W+filVK- ÇNwhk. dMMte r * wounds: Pte. F p Miles. England. ottÉaiBML tMs OÉntoÉMff‘ ÜÜH* WBe M il Wounded: Ptr. Frank Miller. Mil­ Phoenix Boor, $1 50 per dos, .quarts. * waukee, Wts.; Pte. Edward Jtdm fc B-,ry.< vrwsfts ' VICTORIA 1)ATT/r TIMES," VRlRAT, IfWfc 11, 1915 ***** ÊspjÊÉSW*'

Pruth is proceeding'. Owr aemy - is gaining further ground In the northern ENEMY WAS REPULSED direction. Continually fighting, it has approached Obertyn and the heights ini south of Horodenka. WITH HEAVY LOSSES “The advancing armies, successfully Doors Open To-morrow at 8.30 a. m, hO AlLU fighting on the Galician ground, have T M been joined by the arifiy of Bukowina. i i W?, which yesterday crossed the Pruth, re­ s. even to-day. Jt is all sixes; values to $2.50. for...... ,.j. $1.00 A Glove Snap of Glove Oddments. Many Footwear Sale To-morrow curred on the Dniester on the 8th and estimated that 1.000.000 men are oper­ Ladies’ Embroidery Trimmed and Plain dozens to choose from, in kid, suede and ating toward Lemberg and 300.000 the morning of the 9th. On the right Brassieres. 2 for...... $1.00 silk; short and long. These are in odd bank of the Dniester from Vgarthe- against the Dniester river, all plenti­ Very Special Line of Corsets; all aiaee, at $1.00 sizes, mostly 6H, 5\ and 7 to 714. berg to Sldaczow we pressed the enemy fully supplied with ammunition. In Yr.tur* up to $2.00. at 2 pairs for ... $1.00 hack, capturing another 2.000 prison­ the Shavli district, where the Rus­ Ladies’ Pajamas; regular price $1.50, at . $1.00 Beads, Necklaces and Pendants, up to $3.50 ers. with 50 officers and eight machine sians are advancing, the Germans have Ladies’ White Nightgowns. Specially re­ for ...... $1.00 guns. raised their forces to four and one duced to ...... $1.00 half armv corps, establishing a su­ Bac6*Cembe and Braid Pins, up to $7.50. at $1.00 “On the left hank of the Dniester, in Ladies’ White Underskirts; regular value the Jauravno region, the enemy was periority of numbers." Cathcart’s to $175. at ...... $1.00 Silk Belts and Girdles, values to $2.50. at . $1.00 unablc 1.» deploy advaniiigcfMislyi and Elastic Belts, with cut steel; regular $3.75, after a stubborn fight was driven back* TOTAL 18 S.409. Ladies’ White PHncess Slips; regular $1.75, Pemberton Building. 621 PORT STREET for ...... behind the railway.‘ We seised some at...... ‘...... ti.eejy? villages, taking at the village of Bu- London. June 11—The total number Ladies’ Black Princess Slips; regular $2.25, 2 only, Velvet Motor Bonnets; regular $3.75. kacsew 80») prisoners. Including 20 of- of officers and men who have perished for .....v...... $1.00 for ...... ;...... Ï...... tjhrough the sinking of British naval Children’s Strong Drawers. Special at 4 Silk Knitted Cape, all colors; regular $1.25, < raft since the outbreak of the war is pairs for ...... $1.00 for ...... $1.00 Vlenna, June 11.—The war office Is­ 6.409. Hair Ornaments; values to 65c, at » for . .. $1.00 sued the following communication yes- This total does not Includes the m -n Women’s Strong Butcher’s Linen Aprons; STATES ARRANGEMENT who lost their lives on the mine-layer regular 65c. 2 for ...... $1.00 Hair Ornaments; values to $4.25, for...... $1.00 DISPLEASES CANADIANS ’Flghllng on the upper Dniester and Princess Irene and the British battle Ladies’ White Knit Cotton Underveets. Hair Brushes; regular to 90c; clearing 3 for $1.00 in the district of the Dniester and the ship Bulwark. Special at B for ...... $1.00 Infants’ Nainsook Dresses end Long Ladies’ Cotton Vests, plain anf lace- Skirts; regular to $1.90; each ...... ♦1 Day for London, June 11.—During the debate trimmed, at 4 for ...... —. ,, $X»00 Infants* Flannelette Nightgowns; regular In. the House of Loyds on the Wunl- Ladies’ Cotton and Lisle Vests, lace » $1'25; each ...... tions bill. Lord Davenport said he TEXT OF UNITED STATES' NOTE TO GERMANY trimmed, regular 50c and 75c, at 3 for $1.00 Infants Flannelette Barracoats tegular MUSIC understood that munitions made in Ladies’ Knit Drawers; all sises, at ? for .. $1.00 75c ; 2 for ...... Canada had to he. Inspected by the Washington. June 11—The text of virtual effect, as an auxiliary to the Ladies' Combinations of pure, fine, white Infants' Bibs or Bootees, reduced at 2. 3 Morgan», of New York, who also In­ the American rejoinder to the German naval forces of Great Britain. For­ wool; regular $2 50. for ...... $1.00 LOVERS spected munitions made in the Vnlted governments reply to the note follow­ tunately these are matters concerning ing th- sinking of the Lusitania fol- Ladies' Combinations, I-»oee and tight knee. Children’s White and Colored Dresses Stat a . Canadians who had offered to which the government -of th? United regular 60c and 66c. 2 for...... $1.00 clearing at 3 for ...... TO-MORROW make shells for th » government, he States is able to give the imperial Ger­ American Ambassador at Berlin: Ladies’ Lisle Thread Combinations, lace- Children's White and Colored Dresses said, objected to having to pass the man government official Information. offer through an American house. Department of State, Washington, trimmed. regular to $1 60, for...... $1.00 clearing at'l for...... (JJ"| AA Tun-Inch Record Of the facts alleged in your excellency’s Karl Curson. on behalf of the gov­ Children’s White and Colored Dresses; June 9, 1915. note. If thus, the government of the Penman's Ceehmerette Black Hess for «PA.UU Albums. ernment, promised to Inquire. American Ambassador. Berlin: ladies. 4 pairs for ...... $1. 0 regular to $1.90: each ...... Lord Stalhridge, who has Just come United States would have been bound You arv Instructed to deliver textu­ to take official cognisance in perform­ Ladies’ Lisle Hose, black, white, or fan. 4 Children's Pretty and Useful Rompers. hack from the front, sa'd:, “The men Fibre Needle Cut- (PI AA ing Its recognised duty ss s neutral pairs for ...... $1.03 KpeeliL 2 for $1.00. and 3 for ...... then* do not think nuich al-ait when al!/ the following note to the German tcrs. reg. $2, for.. «D JLeW country and In enforcing Its national Children’s Silk end Muslin Bonnets, regu­ the war will end. Their msrtn thought Minister of foreign affairs: Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose, tan only; regular In compliance with your excellency's lews. It was Its duty t<> *e? to It that is: 'When will the people of the Bri­ $1 16; 2 pairs for ...... $1.00 lar* $3.00; for ...... :*...... (R -I AA request. I did not fall to transmit to the Logitanla was not armed for offen­ for 3.000 medium tish Isles wake up and give us the Ladies’ Tan Silk Hess; regular 90 pair, at Children’s Silk end Muslin Bonnets, regu­ my government immediately upon their sive a.-tion. that she .11.1 not carry a $1.»UU tone Needles. number of guns we require?’ 3 pairs for...... $1.00 lar $1.00; 2 for...... *...... receipt your note of May 28 in reply cargo prohibited hy the statutes of the “Our guns.’* said Lord Stalhridge. Boys’ and Girls’ Strong Hoes in black. Kiddies’ Straw Hats; regular up to $3.50; “are capable of firing millions of to my note of May 15. and your supple­ United States, an.l that, if In fact she “What We Hear in Music” mentary note of June 1. setting- forth was a naval -vessel of Great Britain, white or tan. 4 pairs for...... $1.00 clearing at ...... rounds every twenty-four hours.” He tin* conclusions so far as reached by she should not rev el ve-clen ranee as a Kiddies’ Straw Hats, 2 lots at 2 for $1.00 f *1:™' $1.00 did not say that this amount of am­ Ladies' Silk Embroidered Heee, black with munition was required every day. the imperial German government c merchantman: and It performed that colors, regular $3.25 pair, at ...... $1.00 and I for ...... erning the attacks on the American duty and enforced Its statutes with (R 1 AA for Player Rolls, st am ships Cushing and Gulfllght. I am Scrupulous vlllgaiice through Its regu­ Jp 1 ,UU values to $3.50 now Instructed by my government to larly constituted officials It Is able, MUST BE AN 7 vommunivate the following in reply therefore, to assure the Imperial Ger­ A Splendid Offering of Women’s Suita for Dollar Day The government of the United man government that It has been mis­ SAYS PRIME MINISTER States notes with gratification the full informed. If the imperial German gov­ Shopper». Values up to $21.50, Saturday at...... 75 recognition hy the Imperial -German ernment should deem Itself to he In Gideon Hicks London, June 11.—Arthur Kell, mem­ government, in discussing the case* of possession of convincing evidence that Plano Company ber for Great Yarmouth, urged in the the Cushing and the Oulflight. of the the officials of the government of the “Dollar Day" will see many remarkable offerings from 1 lie various departments. It is doubt­ house of commons yesterday that an principle of the freedom of all parts United States did not perform these ful if any will prove so attractive or offer sueh great bargains as this line of Women’s Knits. Opposite Post Office Inquiry into the torpedoing of the Lusi­ of the open sea to neutral ships, and duties with thoroughness, the govern ment of the United States sincerely Materials of serge, tweed and fancy mixtures, all this season's buying. Perfectly tailored Phone 1241 tania could have no purpose and should the frank willingness of the imp-ral hopes that It' will submit th » evidence coats satin lined.. Special for Saturday...... $12.75 be abandoned Inasmuch as coroners* German government to acknowledge for considéra t Ion. Inquests had been held. Mr. Asquith and mept lia liability whare- the fact “Whatever may he the contentions stated emphatically, however, that the of attack upon neutral ships 'which have not been guilty of any hostiV of the Imperial German government Women’s Coats Women’s Cloth Capes investigation should proceed. regarding the carriage of contraband “That all the facts should be plaeed r* by German aircraft or vessels of war is satisfactorily established; and of war on l*oard the Lusitania, r Fancy trimmed collars, reg. val- (PC AA Dee'* Cat Your Corns on record seems to meet with general Splendid styles and values up TI the government of the United States gardlng the explosion of that material lies approval.” said the prime minister. to *15. Selling Saturday at tPÎfe I tJ to *17.50. Selling Saturday tpt/eUv in due course will lay before the Im by torpedo. It need only tie said that Use Hall’s Corn Cure. Several American survivors of the perlai German government, as It re In the view of this government, these A Sure Cure for Coras. Warts. Lusitania have postponed their return contentions are Irrelevant to the ques­ Bunions. Callous. quests, full Information concerning the home to attend the Inquiry. There aim» attack on the steamship Cushing. tion of the legality of the methods Silk and Serge Dresses. Values Price, 25c. are a number of relatives of the vic­ used by the German naval authorities With regard to the sinking of the tims here for the same -purpose. in sinking that vessel to $20.00, Selling SATURDAY, at ^^2—— steamship Falaba, by which an Amer­ "But the sinking of passenger ships See ican citixra lost hi* life, the govern­ involves principle* of humanity which ment of the United State* is surprised throw into the background any Window to find the Imperial German govern An extraordinary offering of Silk and Serge Dresses selected from our regular vperial circumstances of detail that WrfiAl 0/9SS < 6*” ment contending that an effort on the Display stock, including some very smart styles with many of tile season s new style may be brought to affect the casei rom mn part of a merchantman to escape cap­ features. Shades are red, navy, brown, black. All this season’s buying. Phone 20L principles which lift It, as the Imperial ture and secure assistance alters the German government, no doubt, wiil’be Saturday at ...... $5.00 obligation of the officer seeking quick to recognise and acknowledge make the rapture in respect of the out of the class of ordinary subjects safety of the lives of those on hoard of diplomatic discussion or Interna the merchantman, although the vessel Menai controversy. Whatever be the has ceased her attempt to escape when facts regarding the Lusitania, the Doors Open Doors Open ALL THIS torpedoed. These are not new circum­ primarily and chiefly a convenience stances. They have been. In the minds for passengers, and carrying more at 8.30 a m. at 8.30 a.m. of statemen and of international than a thousand souls who had no Saturday Saturday FOR $1,750 Jurists throughout the development of. part or lot in the conduct of the war. naval warfare, and the government of was torpedoed and sunk without so ttmghiovBWMUff train- Pm*e It) the United States doe* not understand much as a challenge or a warning, A 3-roomed cottage (rented). that they have ever been held to alter A 5-rtKjm. fully modern bunga • and that men. women and children the principles of humanity upon which were sent to their death In circum­ low with large cement basement. |t has insisted. Nothing but actual A good garden The lot is 50 x stances .unparalleled Jn modern war­ A CUP OF forcible resistance or continued efforts fare The fact that" more than 100 120. À splendid view on the 2-mile to^ parais» hy flight wh-*n ordered to American citixens were among those circle. Seven minutes from perlai German admiralty to its com­ a partial accommodation of Interests be made to operate as in any degree COFFEE stop for that purpose on the part of who perished made it the duty of the jitneys; 10 minutes from street manders at sea to have recognized or in any way mitigate the ter-ori of an abbreviation of thr rights -and of war under a neu­ may he changed. Th* gov rmnent of that vessel, and your excellency ex­ in resigning on behalf of those under representations of Its note transmitted tral flag. The government of the MEANS JUST ONE the United States would consider It ft presses the fear that this information Its care and authority. Only her to the Imperial German govern merit on United States therefore deems It privilege thus to w»rve ,tB friends and may not have been brought .to the at­ actual resistance to capture or refusal May IS. and relies In these representa­ the world. It stands ready at any reasonable to expect that the Imperial H. H. MILLER NOMINATED. delicious tention of the government of the Unit­ to stop when ordered to do so for the government will adopt the measures time to. convey to every government tions upon the principle» of humanKy, ed States. It Is stated in the note that purpose of villi could have afforded the universally recognized understand­ necessary to put these principles Into the commander of the submarine any any intimation or suggestion the other Durham. Ont.. June 11.—H. H. Miller, the Lusitania undoubtedly was equip­ ing of International law and the ancient practice In resp>eet of the safeguard­ of Hanover, formerly M. P. for South ped with masked guns, supplied with, ■Justification for so much as putting may be willing to have It convey, and cordially Invitee the Imperial German friendship of the German nation. ing of American lives and American Grey, has been given the unanimous trained gunners and spécial »mmunl-1 the lives of those on board the ship t4bW*L Mmlwyun fur the new r WR* I tl-m -iTwnwp-.rt/nir rwupr YAft&frW' Tfcfwfofw'jMWrple~ .»•*«wwwt--w wwi'wt *e mis', mv ‘--newtewiwM M*ma vices... In... this- . i wîy A.. at. itai. convenience. a—— cannotaa^a aadmit Jm i* *that1.. t ,laathe —proclamation —1— — , i.aea ,.of 9 ...illwill Wabe .done1. - of Southeast Ôrry...... carrying a cargo not allowed under the eminent of the United StateÇtates under- giàrt.1* fr»rri the explicit Instructions “The whole world le ccmcernèd In a war sons, form which neutral ships “(Signed) ROBERT LANRINO. I lhws of the United State* to a vessel - ad JMtrtML* Pheoein Boer, H 60 per dot Quart*. • carrying passeagers, *ad servi—, in cm August 2. ttlt.trjr the Ira» Tw*ï'*'f « aw.»*•' "«• "• r? V* Js >v‘. . * V. A---.V -w -- ■■■ «et jLUgfgHQtWV4K»*'#snbv«SEW’jart*sw^».**, •;«-Kwy.eag* --'»■•■ ' 1 rüMcsaai., »li»«iH»< g .-y'- - ^ • ... -A’1 'v>> VICTOttIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915

lakes”—but, this would Involve her in ly, certainly the armies of the conquer­ war with the remaining neutrals. If or are to be congratulated upon their DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED Count Reventlow and the fire-eating achievements. But If not a single foot pan-Germanists had their will the of German soil has been occupied, what latest American note would meet with about the expulsion of Germans from Our Old characteristic Prusslon reply. But Asia, tha Islands of the Pacific and few rays of light are beginning te from Africa? Perhaps the writer ac­ penetrate to the Wilhelmstrasse. cepts the conclusions of the German- Whatever the German people may be owned Sun that such a nation as Ger­ led to think, their leaders know that Wellington many Is entitled to her "place In the their attempt to dominate the world sun," and that after the war is over, has failed, and we may expect, there­ whoever may be the victors, all the fore, some sparring for time while at­ lost outposts of the Fatherland must tempts arc being made to negotiate an Nut Coal be restored. Well, leaving Great Britain Dollar Day Inconclusive peace. But when these herself out of the question altogether, at efforts fail, as they undoubtedly ‘Will, think possibly Japan, Australia the Anal German reply will* comqjtai the 10.00 per ton. delivered. Is the and the Union of South Africa may ideal summer fuel, mined espec­ form of further f re ns led outbreaks at have something to say about that. ially for use 1b kitchen ranges. sea. Possibly one reason why Germans Let your next order be for this The Daily Times everywhere are so optimistic regard­ popular fuel. LANDS AND REVENUE. PubliFhrd ,l«Hï (except Sunday) by ing the outcome Is that they dellber- For Our Full List of THE TIMES PRINTING * PUB­ The morning paper says our remark tely shut their eyes to the facte a* LISHING COMPANY, LIMITED that the province ha* lost both lands they are developing not only in the OfflC'e___ Comer Breed end P«< 1S*"JÎÎ and thé revenue it should have ob­ main theatre of the war but all along KIRK & CO Dollar Day Bargains Bailori*l oaice ...... Phone «> tained from them is untrue. Well the the outposts of the falling empire. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: assertion can be verified easily «it i m City delivery ...... » nE’nth enough. It Is admitted that large LABOR TROUBLES IN BRITAIN. See Our Ad. on Page 9 By mail (exclusive of city). < anB„* inl end Greet Britain ...... UP' blocks of land are held by people who To V 8. A...... 14 per ennum are attempting to exploit them. We The coal and cotton industries In COPY FOR ADVERTISEMENTS have Sir Richard McBride as our au­ Gnat Britain are threatened with la­ BRYAN SAW THE NOTE X. All copy for diepley edverlleemente thority for that statement. We know bor trouble*. Opérative* in both lines muet be el Timee Ofllce before f >• Ph.” arc demanding increased P*y- The IN ITS FINAL FORM the day previous to the day of Insertion. from the premier also that the treas­ This is Imperative When this rule Is not ury is owed some sixteen million dol­ employees In one cotton mill struck for compiled with we do not guaranies ln* (Concluded from pege 1.) DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED lars on account of land sales. We a ten per cent, war bonus and the em know further from the financial ployers of the other concerns threaten T still believe/ added Mr Bryan. a lock-out What justification the ports of the government that no at­ *1n the rights of the people to rule, and PRESIDENT WILSON'S NOTE. tempt has been made to en­ operatives In these particular indus­ think the congressman's suggestion cedcnce of the necessities of belliger­ force payment of either the tries have Tor demanding further might Insure deliberate action on the ents. wages at this time Is not explained in part of the voters.' w 'The American people to-day, after The Berlin Lokal Anseiger In principal of these arrears or the interest, and ve know also that not the dispatches. If the employers wefe reading Mr. Bryan's appeal to them, obviously Inspired article yesterday Los Angeles, June 11.—The Loe only Is it not the Intention of the making huge profits out of war con­ and the president's second note to Ger­ Angeles Times to-day, under Hie cap­ many, must look upon the ex-secretary said it was necessary to wait and tracts wage disputes might be expect­ government to reclaim lands upon tion "Wilson and Bryan." print» the with derision. Yes. Mr. Bryan, by hte whether President Wilson's note left which payments are overdue, but that ed, but the activities of German sub­ folIowlAg editorial in part: resignation and the reasons he ha* the door open for "advantageous nego­ by special legislation It has taken the marines must have Injured the busi­ The president's rejoinder to Ger­ given for It, has mdre than Justified "HENNESSY" power to exempt the debtors from pay­ ness of the collieries to some extent, many Is not in the nature of an ulti­ the suspicion that he Is an egotistical, tiations." The text of the note, now matum, but ia a reiteration of the pos­ self-seeking demagogue." ing what they owe. Thus the province while the textile Industry has been published, seals up every avenue of tulates and deduction# made In his hard hit by the war. Aside from these 1# short the sixteen million* of dollar* original note. It is argumentative Seattle, June 11.—Under the caption, A Trademark that «scape by Germany from the predlci of revenue It would have had If the circumstances the spectacle of employ­ rather than aggressive, persuasive "Standing Firm."-the Seattle Poet-In­ ment in which hçr brutal methods amount had been collected, while the ers and men haggling over the balance rather than warlike, friendly rather telligencer to-day comments editorially than hostile. T meant what I aaid be­ have placed her but one. That lands upon which the money Is owing sheet while the existence of their na­ upon President Wilson's second note to ' is a Guarantee fore' is In effect all that he says to Ger­ Germany us follows: are held by private parties. The techni­ tion is in danger and their better* are opening Is the assurance that she will many now. "Emphasizing that the Lusitania, sacrificing their lives on the battlefield respect the recognised rules of cal consideration that the lands do "The note, while It might have l»een with more than 1,000 souls, wa« de­ If you purchase a bottle of Brandy anil Jtbc not belong to the present holders until for their rights and liberties Is not more specific. Is firm and unyielding stroyed under circumstance* unparal­ warfare in her naval operations against they pay for them would be applicable edifying. This war is not supposed to but not provocative. It leaves the ar­ leled in modern warfare, the United label hears only such empty rules as unarmed merchant shipping. The note to the argument, we gdmlt, if the gov­ be a money-making bonanaa for either bitration door open. It dissipates the States, In its second note to Germany, war cloud. politely but earnestly and insistently, repeats what the first communication ernment had shown any disposition employers or employees, and those who The destruction of the Lusitania and ask* Germany for assurances that the following the sinking of the Lusitania Vety Old Pik Bundy Fine Cognac Brandy either to enforce payment or forfeiture In it only an opportunity for finan­ her human freight in th< way it was accepted principles of international law set forth, "that the lives of non-com­ in default of payment. But for polity's! cial profit, whether masters or men, effected a violation of the law* of will be put Into practice in safeguard­ Fine Old Brandy Eau-ck-vie Vieille batants cannot lawfully or rightfully and personal reasons the lands remain should be forced into the firing line, war. IBs law of ffatt— and tbs law ing American lives and American ships- of humanity. Choice Liqueur Brandy Virtue Cognac ht put in jeopardy by the capture or in possession of th* holder* k^re they may learn what the con It 1» a firm presentation of the Impreg­ President Wilson would have been nable American position. If not an ul­ destruction of an unresisting merely filet really means. Fine Old Pak Brandy Finn Charopegnr Brandy Pettier could acquire them except upon less than loyal t<> his country and less timatum. William Jennings Bryan's untman." and again emphasis** the application to them. For practical pur­ than mindful of the duties of his high name would live longer in American Old Liqueur Brandy Tab Vian» Bundy obligation to take sufficient precaution poses they are lost to the province. If there were any doubt as to the office if he had failed to say to Ger­ history were It appended to this Inspir­ to ascertain whether a suspected ship true origin of this war the article on many what he did say. ing American note " •The president's second note I* like you arc buying Brandy w-ithniCuny gum umne— is in fact of a belligerent nationality the Kaiser by Alfred Gardiner, the PERSUASION VS. FORCE. the first, a solemn declaration of the The Bishop of Chichester says the «T is in fact carrying contraband of ludh labels mean nothing—Jhs ahwsnre; of 'the brilliant editor of the I»ndon News rights ôf humanity, maintaining with church has done Its duty In the war; var under a neutral flag. Mr Bryan thinks that persuasion and leader, reproduced In the Times dignity and force the unassailable doc­ nearly MW clergymen have volunteered makers name from the label leavesttire purity and The note ignores the quibbling and as army chaplains. would be much better means to yesterday, would dispel It. The Ger­ trine that these right* must take pre- quality of arded. hospitals and un­ ity. The assertion in some quarters that SOAP States governiA nr entrusted with the defended homes destroyed by bombs, the hand of this Imperial criminal administration of the laws of the conn distilled in a well.* and river* poisoned, harmle** forced by a war party Is utter nofi- Best Best HiL-NlNif-bM try did not perform their duties with fishermen and helpless passengers sense. The allies should see to it that pat-afïïl"' thoroughness. massacred and other hideous brutali­ upon his head Is visited the penalty The real effect of the note Is that for for from wine ties perpetrated. for the worst crime of all the ages notwithstanding Berlin's attempts The matter and tone of the Wilson • -...... ♦ of the Char­ justification it tads Germany guilty note are such as can be subscribed to Somebody seems to have confused Mr Baby You ^ of a horrible crime against humanity. ente district by every Christian person. In fact Bryan's address to the American pen Waving aside the details in the Ger­ those who. like the Germans, oppose pie with one of Billy Sunday's revival of France. man rejoinder, it points out that "A the sentiment expressed In tlie «Dm li­ sermon* In the dispatch which ap­ This is th» well known Whit» and Gold great steamer, primarily and chiefly a ment, while actuated no doubt by the peared in the morning paper to-«Say. convenience for passengers, and carry­ best of Intention*, really are encour­ It Is impossible to believe that Mr. Label of the aldiettahlished firm of Jas. Hnnnrsey ing more than a thousand souls who aging the establishment of the devil's Br>an, although the author of many 6c Co. who, for 14® years, have (hipped orily had no part or lot in the conduct of kingdom on earth. Narrow fanatics absurdities In his time, ever would In the war, was torpedoed and sunk with­ ln the past have extended the empire dulge In the crowning absurdity of the finest Cognac Brandy. out so much as a • hallenge or a warn­ «>f Satan with hymns on their lips winding up his statement with an in­ Their »Q$îE STAR” (over 6 years old) ing. and that men. women and children under the Impression that they were vitation to sing the doxology were sent to their death In cincum- edvanring the Muse of Christianity ♦ -t- e- is as fine a Brandy as their ‘‘sLiGfETEUR” (over stanee* unparalleled In modern war­ The Inquisitorial torch wielder* in the Were we not right In predicting that tY 70 years old)—the former brisk and strung with fare The fact that more than one ntrtos-da-fe no «Inuht went about their the long pent-up forces of llryanisin hundred American citisens were among murderous business with eamtlmonl would pour like a flood over the con­ youth—the latte»;, mrilkiw with age. those who perished made It the duty oui fervor and passion, but their feet tinent? Unfortunately, Canada To insure getting the genuine Cognac of the government of the United were moving rapidly towards the bot­ part of the continent and Is connected Brandy, look ftrr tk: HENNESSY label, as Htatc* to speak of these things, and tomless pit, just the same. by wire with the Wit* from which once more, with solemn emphasis, to Bryan Ism flow. The pres* of this conn shown above, .on every bottle you hux. BIG TALK. call the attention of the imperial Ger­ try cannot avoUF*the deluge entirely man government to the grave responsi­ There is this to be said for the Ger­ but we at Hast will do out part bility which the government of the mans: They seem to he thoroughly turning the torrent aside. HE particles of pure vegetable oil United males conceive* that it ha* ♦ ■ -f + convinced that they are going to win Mr. Bryan never, should bave gone which are rubbed into the open pores Incurred in this tragic concurrence, and T At least they talk In that strain, ^nd to the indisputable principle upon Into politic*. He Ie » born rcvlvullrl of the skin with the creamy fragrant lather whether at home in Germany or In which that responsibility rest*" The Ccrtelhly be never would hove lived exile in any part of the world where of Baby’s Own Soap renew the life of the note declare* that the government Ion* In the enforced geclunlon of the expression of opinion il .not denied skin—help nature along. It assures a soft, "«.f Hu United States "Is contending for ■tote deportment et Washington. A HAT SPECIAL them they talk a great deal .From the + + ti something mor* than men* rights of It.-adlng the new» from all quarter» white, healthy skin and its use delights property or privileges of commerce. It Kaiser at the head of the Teutonic y Stem to the humblest exponent of conveys the Impression that the roll* both voung and old. Baby’s Own is for Is conteriding for nothing les* right and are ikiwly hut nurely tightening around the unique principles of Bernhard! we sacred than the right* of humanity sale almost everywhere. w FOR THE MEN hear the same chant: Germany will the tiody of the new triple alllence. which every government boners Itself ALBERT gOAPg LIMITID, MFRR., MONTREAL In respecting and which no govern­ put her enemies under her feet. In ORDERS TO SINK EVERYTHING. ,Wt have a few Hats to offer for those looking for a ment is justified In resigning on behalf support of the faith that l* in them, they point to certain things which Providence Journal bargain, i Put our store on your list. of those under He care and authority Mm on the Tyne flghla* hoata llml are alleged to be farts. They enlarge These are st rong: Word* from one great were sent lo lire helium by the German nation to another. They. Indicate that upon the splendid patriotism of the tj-10 »ay that thf ollteer In command de­ Summer nothing Germany may say further can Herman people which thus far clared he had "order» to- link every­ thing." Tide la war on a new acale. In lend any more justification for her overcome all obstacles and say that pee! conflict! private property has been vWMMtWfcSMIlW •"« /uralah-a. .,b*- ^IwKHmr Wt™-wWWM..nMUML nmw wilt. lime no JRWR*...*»*- Comforts r.. .E^MLAIMK. - Wi'Mlun (toy. w g ,*”'-** *”*' Just Opposite the Times. not propose to dlgcuea or argde about fWSWWEIIWWW tE'a' •ewr.,ittivTiez-jex>v lory yet hoe been ocruyled while ten £ h,r mad to Isolate Great No/i 1729 details. It knows the facts ami ha* thousand square miles of foreign sill Britain an Impossible task—ha» deter- Corner Fort and Broad. mlned i<> sink rtgM and left. . Ho lour Th# (Ins Rang# rank» first as *n I he proof. Germany must give the as- Is in possession of the Kaiser's troops. rt»-- ÉÊÊÊSÊÉfàm —Jil until »iPl =flSLi ■sfe aaenB.-.-e,__ - — . . _ , - mW“ argument hr dTpIdmenr relation nr the readers, of the New York Nun, anti to and from Great Britain are untouched of heat In cooking the food— the two countries will be TJie attempt to etarve or frighten It la a tween although there seems to be plenty of not In cooking the cook. severed Thi*. ie a few words. Is what flat failure. opportunities in the United States for Get pne—easy prices ' SOURCE OF INSPIRATION. terms. the note means. gathering more accurate information, WHl Germany give the 'assurance WELLINGTON COAL this apostle of kultu.r collects his data, •ought hy WMhlmtton? Bhe cannot do Washington flier possibly, from such newspapers as the Quantity and Quality Guaranteed M, ,1th any Intention of keeping faith •‘llow did that dramatic critic tant to Htaats-Zeitung Ten thousand square write such an unqualified roast «I our without departing from the mala pur­ Victoria Gae Co., Ltd. OffiMI new play?" exclaimed the manager. miles Is considerable territory, and If 7* pose pf Tier submarine campaign sh- •Maybex remarked the jurtlMM Phone 3478. 662 Yale. Street Veer Neal Order. Geo. Burt that quantity has been added to the overheard some of the things you said to ■fit* ‘ÜÜWel.qawwuà -i.-nn.irr <• «tr-Wa» HKy**: x.-; ...... —..... r rar. ■ nV. ■■■■- r.Yïsifltit -z -.-Aonzaan : «' ;:•• --’ •w*’. ••- " ' «-a «e ' ■ *rC1f -i r£*\. .- -> *• y ■-• ,XB>w.'sè;jV. 3 <* «r*î-» «•» y W7MTM-iDli. «fcOte-SMSt-; : liwnmuiunwrx

VrCTORIÀ DAILY FRIDAY, JUNK II, 191.1

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY Jeii fer fhe Seamier Victoria Times» June 1L I860.

CQLURS DOtUSI It Is said that the provisions of the act entitling ladles tb be candidates April 20 to Oct. 1. Wm. Stewart, Men's end Ladles Shine Up Your Ford with Nusur- for seats at the school board will be taken advantage of at the forthcoming Rare Bargains LEARN TO SWIM Tailor ship. Campbell building, corner face Polish. It puts on a quick and elections. Several ladles have been asked to stand fof election. Yesterday afternoon the steamer Mystery, built by W. J. Stevens and KEEP FIT Fort and Douglas streets * lasting polish. Made In Victoria, 8 os., 25c; 16 os., 60c; qt., 90c, at your the Albion Iron Works for Messrs. Spencer and, Earle's cannery at Alert Bay. In Music EXERCISE REGULARLY ft ft ft The ». C. Funeral Ce.—Always open. grocer’s or garage. • left Spratt’s wharf on her trial trip. On an average she can make 11 knots. MAKE FRIENDS Private parlors and large chapel. Ree- ft ft ft The performance of Pygmalion and Galatea given in the Victoria theatre Some Things to Dot Athletics. sonablf charges for all eervlcea. Tie Dellar Day,—Hanging Basket», reg­ on Monday evening was one ql |he most successful of the amateur entertain­ Tennis, Swimming, Campe, Broughton street * ular price, $1.26; Saturday. 75c each ments which have been given In the city, and a goodly sum will be turned Hikes, Etc. * * * Wllkerson A Brown. 613 Fort Ht. • over to the Orphans of St. Ann. For Dollar Day JOIN TO-DAY On Dellar Day- or any other day or ft ft ft M. Humber has received the yon tract for building the brickwork for the night you wlU find the C. A C. Taxi Lecture on Home Nursing.—The new gasometer for the Victoria Ggs Company. It wjll have a capacity of Service up to the standard of the best Besides the special bargains in music noted be­ Y. M. C. A. Anal lecture on Home Nursing will be 110.900 Yeet per night, capable bf being Increased to 230,000 feet If required. service In any city In the world with Phene 2900. View and Blanshard delivered to the class this evening in low, Western Canada’s Largest Music House will, more reasonable rates than most. the Y.'W. C. A. Phone 185, 186 or 693. • ft ft ft on Dollar Day, give particular attention to the dis­ A * * Chapter in Charge.—The Florence Monthly Moating.—The Social Ser­ play of a complete line of music, instruments and ac­ Lawn-Mower Hospital, €14 Cormor­ Nightingale chapter, I. O. D. E.. w Ilf vice commission will hold their regu- ant. Patients called for. Night be in charge of the Temple buildings lar monthly meeting Monday MAKING MONEY GO A cessories of every description at exceptionally low phone If57L. • OUTTERICK PATTERNS to-morrow morning. ternoon at 2.30 o’clock In the Y. values. -t. * * * C. A LONG WAY Sands Funeral Furnishing Ce., Ltd. ft ft ft Orange Ledge.—A meeting of L. O. ft ft ft National advertisers are some­ Lady in attendance; charges reason­ L. 0. L. Meeting.—Sir George White Look Over This List of Music Values for To-morrow able. Phone 3306 day or night. OT-~ X.. 2374. will lie held in the Orange times persuaded that they can DOLLAR DAY hall, Yates street, this evening at 7.30 memorial. L. O. L.. 2374, will hold their flee and chapel. 1515 Quadra Street • make their "money go farther" If Francis Day A Hunter's An- Wlcken's FoH> of Music regular monthly meeting this evening sharp. Important business will be they do not use newspapers. Rhymes. SPECIALS ft * ft transacted. at 7.30 o’clock in the Orange hall. Boats, Canoes and Evlnrude Motor Yates street. Frequently they .make It go so Harry I^auder’s Folios BLGU8E8. Middles and oth­ Rowboats for hire Point Ellice Hot­ ft ft ft far that It never comes back. er* ...... *1.00 Ailsa Craig Camp.—Till* evening the ft ft ft house. Phone 3341 • Newspaper advertising on the Dollar Day, 3 for $1.00 Ailsa Craig Camp. No. 71." Hons of Examinations Open Monday.—Mon­ CORSETS. Crompton's, etc.. other hand - brings Immediate, de­ ft A * Scotland, will meet in the Foresters' day next at 6 a." m. the McGill matric­ • 1.00 Transfer Draye—from the C. & C. finite returns —returns that can be hall. Broad street. A full attendance ulation examinations will open, at the Giant Folio of Music, r__ Mammoth Folio of Music. LJ8LK HOSK, 2. 3 or 4 .«tables are dependable; operated by high school, corner of Fern wood and weighed and measured. of members Is requested. Vnlx'ersal Song Folio .» pair* for ...... •l.OO experienced men. The rates are low ft ft ft Uamosun street». The returns directly sell the VK8TH. 2, 3 or 4 for fl.OO and the service prompt. Phone 693 • Garden Party.—A garden party and ft ft ft goods, (hej- enthuse the dealer, they Dollar Day, 3 for $1.00 ‘combinations, 2 for ft ft ft sale of work will lie held In the Park Concert.—There will be sev­ pay the advertiser. Thomson's Funeral Parlors (Hanna ...... fl.OO grounds of Watson Cfark's residence, eral special numbers at the concert to National advertisers need news- A Thomson), 827 Pandora avenue UTILITY DRESSÉ», some corner Ooaworth road, on the after­ be given at Stadacona park this even­ All Popular Songs, 10 for $1.00 Phone 498. Open day and night Lady ing by the Fusillent band. These con­ regular *2.75 ...... Sl.OO noon of June ZS. under the auspices Including: assistant. Our charges are reasonable. of the ladles’ Guild of SW-Marv Mag certs are given every Tuesday and Fri­ PRINCESS SLIPS fl.OO Motor hearse In connection. • ilalene Mission, Oakland*. Useful ar­ day evening This evening, as usual, Can’t You Hear -the Calling. When You Wore the Tulip NIGHTGOWNS .. fl.OO ft * ft ticles will be offered for sale. the band will be assisted by vocalists, Caroline? I Want to Go to Toklo CHILDREN'S DRESSES At Flewin's, 1106 Douglas street ft ft "ft Little Bit of Heaven Called Ire- I'm on My Way to Dublin Bay ...... •l.OO Dollar Day. Carnations. 20c; Spanish ft ft ft “FACE STOPPED BULLET” Tender fer Timber.—Tenders are Illustrated Lecture.—W. G. Winter- Jolly Good Luck to the Girt Iris. 10c; Peonies, 40c. • bum will give an illustrated Igcturè being called for -by the - minister of Cheery Letter From Longshoreman in There'e a Little .Spark of Love That Loves a Sailor 1--4-V -fi ' « »\> g.-n Apparatus f>r Breathing, lands for the purchase of timber II the Trenches; Germans Cowardly BtlfTBuralhg Lads Yn Nary Blue Phoenix Stout, $1.60 per doa. quarts • and Irrespirable Atmospheres" In the G. A. Richardson &lfe cense x439. under which may be cut Race; Will Not Face Steel. ft ft ft rooms of the Marine and Stationary see Yates street Auto and Carriage Pointing. Wm f.760,000 feet of fir and cedar on an area north of Lot 2743, New Weatmin Engineers union, Yates street. The F. Cody, secretary of the Longshore All Standard Songs, 5 for $1.00 VICTORIA MOUS1 D. Cartier. 364 Belleville street, ad­ meeting will commence at 8 o'clock joining C. P. R. wharf. Reaaonable ster district. Two years Is allowed men's local, has received an Interest­ Including: prices, satisfaction guaranteed. • for the removal of the timber ing letter from the trenches, written ft ft ft ft ft ft by Pte. C. Bourne, of B company, let Th- Song of Hungs A Perfect Day ______Al ft —ft Changes in School Districts.—The Hew Do We Knew?—“How Do We Northampton regiment. Bourne was And Many Others Picnicking in Parties—In any one of council of public Instruction has Know That There la a God'’’ will he formerly a longshoreman here, and a score of pleasant places within a few raised the status of the Royston miles of Victoria can be enjoyed best the subject of Rev. J. B. Warnlcker's went tu the front Immediately on the school, district from an assisted dis­ outbreak of hostilities. He writes in when exclusive upe of a C. A C. motor sermon at the Dominion theatre. First Musical Comedy Folios, Beg. $2.80, for $1.00 Baptist churçh. on Sunday evening, trict to a regularly organized district, part: “I have been wounded. I got »r horse-drawn coach is arranged for. Including: this being another address In the and the status of the Movie district In the wa> of some of Kaiser Willy's Cost Is little. Phone 186. 186 or 693. • has been reduced from that of an or­ irrstig$rl|ool serie* on "Questions, That the People shrapnel on his birthday, and stopped Billie Taylor; The Burgomaster: Red Feather: - Rose Maiden; Sul­ ft ft ft ganized to tin assisted school district, ' Are Asking " The musical part of the one of the pellet* with my face. It Chimes of Normandy; Earl and tan of Sulu; Spring Maid; When FOR BOYS New Refreshment Store, Fowl Bay services will be Interesting. ft ft ft was only a slight wound, though It the Girl: Dorothy; Dolly Var- Johnny Comes Marching Home; Recent successes St Me beach. Spend the day at Victoria's Sidney Water A Power Co.—At the went in Just ahomin- Mr O'Reilly. Tie* dm aster—J. C. Barnacle. Caley. phone 6187R • get at the dogs. They will not stop Esq. (London University#. lon privy council has passed an order- ft ft to have a go with us with the bayonet. ft ft ft A Warning.—The fire department For particulars and pros- Del 1er Day Spéciale—$1 60 Water in-council prohibiting the practice, They are the moat cowardly race I was called up needlessly Just before port us apply to |be Head ft ft ft have ever had anything to do with. master. Sprinkler for, $1; Enamel Dtshpan. day break this moriilng to a false alarm Denman Island Farmers.—The farm "I have lieen 1n this country more Wash Basin, Pall and Dipper. All four at thd corner of Burnside road and FLETCHER BROS. $1; $1.46 Pick for $1.00; Vacuum Bot­ ers of Denman and llornby islands thafi six months now. and I have seen Carroll street Some Joyriders are tles. $1.00; $4 Toilet Set*. $1 00. R. A. and the district thereabout ha\ e some things I can scarcely bear to re­ WESTERN CANADA’S LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE (ountTi suspected. These people are reminded (VicfortaJlC Brown & Co.. 1102 Douglas St. • formed a farmers' Institute, to be peat. especially round Y pres in that the calling out of the department ft ft ft knopn as the Denman Island Farm­ October. It was here nay young 1231 Government Street. Victoria, B. 0. on a fxfse alarm will rentier them 35c. the Bist Lunch In the city ers' Institute, and 1 certificate of in­ brother was killed. liable tô two month* in Jail. without Prince George Hotel. Right across corporation has been granted to it by "Kaiser Willy'* crack regiment was the option of a fine from city hall. • the minister of agriculture. This is the a fine one to look at. but when we gat ft ft ft one hundred and twenty-fourth associ­ ft ft ft at them, we quite altered their ap­ ïl Chang# of Sumamo.—William John pearance. They threw down their rifles Ladies Manicured at the Capital ation incorporated under the Agricul­ tural Associations act. Hall ( bom as Stotzenburgi and Helen and kit and made a l*>lt for It. We Barber Shop. • ft ft ft Annie Hall, his wife, who are natural- mowed them down like corn. It la a ft ft ft bora British subjects, give notice in rase with them, for they dare not go A. A. Clayton's temporary address Kent Men Invited.—Rev. J. G. Ink­ BANISH PAIN ster. on behalf of the session of the this week's R. C. Gazette that they hack, l>ecause their own machine guns Is Government street, first door from will shoot them down, and they are First Presbyterian church, has ex­ have formally abandoned and re­ Fort street. • too cowardly to face our steel. fn>m your thoughts once and for tended an invithtion to Captain Allen nounced the surname of Stolzenburg. ft ft ft "I hope I have the luck to pull and officers and men of II. M. 8. Kent, and will hereafter be known upon all all and make up your mind Now At Flewin's, 1105 Douglas street. through safe, and get hack to have to attend the service of song to be occasions and for all purposes only DAY that you Will have your teeth at­ Dollar I>ay. Carnations. 20c; Spanish $1 a look at you and the boys again.** given in the new church on Sùnday by the name of llall. tended to. It will mean every­ iris, tic; Peonies, $Se. • ft ft, ft night at 7.30. Mr. Inkster has re­ ft ft ft « AT DRAKE’S thing to your general health Famous Michelin Tires and Tubes, ceived an appreciative reply from Cap­ Publicity Office Mail.—A large mall DRU'. :iSTS’ OFFICERS and well-being; your appear- Dural>estoa brake lining, oils, gasoline. tain Allen, who states that he will ex­ as received at the office bf the pub­ Alarm Clocks, Saturday, lSC«i your capacity for ÜKCOM Motor accessories, at Rlvercofhbs. tend the invitation to the nun of the licity commissioner to-day. practical - Annual Meeting of Pharmaceutical Heavy Galvanized Wash K-nt !y every part of the continent being Association of Province only ...... OOf even. *' phone 4919. 843 Yates. • Tube, large size. Satur­ represented in the requests for liter­ io Held. ft ft ft ft ft ft Busy Sprinklers, Saturday, ature and Information regarding the day ...... Si.oo MY METHOD IS TRULY the Umbrella Shoo. 610 Pandora St • Addresses on War.—At the First only...... $1.00 city and its attractions for the tourist. In th Euu»r -■* hotel \.-sterday after­ ft ft ft Unitarian church on Sunday next the PAINLESS There is a constant stream of requests See Victoria—In the most comfort­ pastor. Ilex. II. E B. Speight, will de­ noon the annu-il meeting of the British of this kind from people who are com* and my Work Is already a monu­ able, most satisfactory manner, by liver the second in his series of spe­ Columbia Pharmaceutical association ing out"to the coast on a holiday, and ment to my ability as an experi­ means of the big new Packard motor cial addresses on the war. The sub­ held, following up- n the half-year­ DRAKE HARDWARE CO. who have had their interest in this aight-*eelng ear of the C' A C. Ser­ ject of hia lecture on Sunday morn­ ly meeting of the council. enced practitioner. Telephone city aroused by the publicity it has Phone 1645. 1418 Douglas Street vice. Phone 693. • ing will be "Democracy and Diplo­ Three members of the council were me Now and I Will make an ap­ been given through visitors and the - ft ft ft macy." The first address, given last fleeted for the ensuing term of council, pointment with you. My charges Victoria Private Hospital ha* moved Sunday, was on “Origins of the War," work of the development association these being Fred W. Williams. Victoria: and its predecessors. are extremely reasonable; I give from 919 Vancouver street, to 1114 and was heard by a congregation Walter Ilew*. Rex-el stoke; Charles O. livreunal attention and I do high­ Rockland avenue. • which filled the church to capacity. ft ft ft Mills. Vancouxer: the former two by In Aid of Red Cross.—A picnic social er-i.de work. ft ft ft There will l»e special music at the acclamation and the latter Iteing re­ Beats Dollar Day—For $1 00 I will second and two following special ser­ is being given tb-morrow afternoon at elected by acclamatt-ui. Meml»ers of No •tudsnte—Lady Always deliver to your soldier hoy at the vices. Beaver Ptjlnt. Salt Spring island. In the council who continue In office for Coal! Coal! Coal! Attendance. front $2 worth of Players rigaretti^i ft ft ft Id of the Red Gross work, by Mre. another year are Joseph H. Emery. For Summ use you cannot beat our -»r $2 worth of XyilVa Capstan tobacco Anniversary Servies».—Tho fourth D. 11 Ruckle and Mrs. Alfred Ruckle, Victoria: Frank J. Mackenzie. M. P. P.. or $1 worth of cigarette* and $1.00 anniversary of the Eftqulmalt Multi­ of that place. They will supply straw- New Westminster: T H. Robinson. Or. Albert E. Clerks worth of tobacco. By kind courtesy of list Sunday school will be observed dierrie* and cream, cake and tea. anil Vancouver.. New Wellington Nut Coal Imperial Tobacco Co. thi* w ill gn free on Sunday'. *J. R. Cowell will the whole proceeds will be devoted to The council met subsequently and This Ideal Fuel solves the problem for the warm weather, as It can be DENTIST of duty and postage. Call and I will he the speaker at the mbrning and the work of the society. A number of elected the following officers: Presi­ regulated to a better advantage. Give It a trial by ordering a ton Telephone for Appointments, MS. arrange It for you. Wachter Cigar evening services and appropriate launches are going from Sidney, and dent F. J. Mackenzie, M. P. P.; vlce- to-day from Offices in Reynolds Bldg.. Yates and news dealer. Clarence Blk., Yates music will be rendered by the children anyone fr-un the city who wishes to 1 resident. T. H. Robinson; secretary- and Douglas. and Douglas. • at both services. In the afternoon at spend an afternoon at this beautiful treasurer-registrar. James W. Brown. ft ft ft 2.30 o'clock an j open session of the picnic point is asked to advise Mrs. John Cockrane and James W. Bfbwn J. E. PAINTER & SON The Dandies at Gorge Park daily at school w ill be held to which all parents J J. White. Sidney, so that accommo­ were named as first and second dele­ 3 and *8 p. m. Seats AOc No col­ and friends are cordially Invited. A dation may be provided for them gates. respectively, to the meeting of •hone Ml 617 Cormer.-nt lection through ' seats. /1 • 20 Per Cent Reduction special programme of music, recita­ ft > ft the Canadian Pharmaceutical associ­ ft ft /ft ^ On Baths. Etc. tions. dialogues, etc., has been ar­ United Service Tobacco Fund.— ation. to be held In Winnipeg In Garden Hose, 10c Per Foe^ In any ranged, and J. Patrick, superintendent Through the courtesy of the sports' August. length at R. A Brown A Co.*», 1302 of the James Bay Methodist Hunday commute of the 2nd Company. Na­ The by-laws of the association were Douglas St • school, will give a short address. tional Reservea^of Canada, the United considered, approved and finally passed Service Tobacco fund will take up a with some slight alterations. collection to-morrow afternoon at the Royal Athletic park among the apec- SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES t a tors present to witness the gala DOLLAR DAY OFFER “If You Got It at PLIMLZY 8 It’s All Right" sports arranged for H. M. 8. Kent. The collectors will wear a distinctive Sunburn, blistering and Irritation are badge, and the proceeds will be di­ Che commonest form of summer tkin vided between the soldiers In the Cam­ troubles, and Zam-Buk end* Hieee very eroon Region. West Africa (who are quickly. It works in two ways. As doing splendid fighting but. according soon aa applied, its antiseptic power* With every dollar purchase we are giving away to a recently published letter, not re­ get to work and kill all the poison in ceiving any tobaccco or presents of a wound, a sting or a sore. This gen - the kind), and the sailors In the North «•rally ends the smarting and the pain. Sea. Then Zam-Buk begins the healing FREE ft ft ft process, and fresh healthy tissue is V >4S** vHKwVsi yiiwmi' - — ia-~., lit up. For S«)re ^ lotira»* — • .i ; * «>1 Â. SHE RET with the action being t iken in tl 'hmr."'xtiea't i •tione 629. 1114 Blanshard St. ±eWm 4» swwectfcu* w*4lr *4» wtÿttéwr dmi w • . ' THREE PINTS ment of vnemy aliens, some * those you can't equal Zam-Buk. It alw> Dollar Day zt Ptimley’s who are working In the mines are be­ cures cuts, ulcers, abscesses, piles, and Police Court.—There was bpt ing arrested and placed In the Intern- all inflamed and diseased oondltious ae in the city police court to- *fc4ti aad subjacent JUs#*** .» UttbD ■ X-/ ./v: t.:<*uvr.i tyrr**-**^ ■ V yeiiet, Motanst and-♦bitor-t'yeliirt.- att invitation . -êfw at Penwe-MA wt Zâm- usual fine is extended to visit our Aeeexsory Department on Dollar Day. this, however, and have.gone on strike Buk. 56c bO* Use Zam-Buk Soap There lie will find a stock of aeci-aaoriea complete in every de­ until all aliens are so placed under also, 25V. per tablet All stores, or ft ft ft restraint At present the unmarried Zam-Buk.Co.. Toronto. The B.C. Wine Co., Ltd. Hospital Directors.—P. A. Jones anil tail. and greatly reduced prices everywhere. men only are being interned and this t'atheart, both- of Uhcmalnus, is not pleading t-» the other miners. It Building Permits^—Building permits have been named by the provincial Is explained.h* the authorities that the have lieen issued to Hugh Macdonald 1216 Douglas Street. Phone 3052 government a» directors of thn Che-# present action is only the first step in for a house on Pandora avenue, cost­ main us General hospital Dr. 11. F. D. a sweeping policy In regard to aliens ing 63.0(H), and to Henry Ho|t for à Stephens and Thomas À. W.»od. Dun- 727-735 itore and dwelling on Cedar Hill * - *- — - - — Ca but that the Internment of married • >»>? tit MMMS'gL,' THOMAS Ic.v*.PLIMLEY- ’ v' . £?& yutail .upon the community 1iroad. , -V. !.. Ui ivjmX JMu«Mer4 .JieHai»L.tiL.UmL. ______...... tb* dub Iwlini Sh'«r*tli« tiHUMw' eitv left without a br-adwinner. Phoenix Bear, $1.60. per doz. quarts. • Subscrlbé to the Patriotic Aid Fum ; ; r-■•■■•" <*•„ .^-.fcss^was-»» ..<, ,u.:--r,>'••:•'•••• n'6 .VIVIORIA DAILY TrMIC8. FRIDAY, JCXE 11,

tlcal Equality league, which is meet­ -rr- SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ] ing to-day in the mainland city, and which he is also addressing. He in­ tends returning to Victoria to-morrow All personal Items sent by man 1er evening. publication must be signed with t$4Yaw ..... ' aad address of the sender. The Dollar Day -Bargain Dollar Day Rev. D.\ Leslie Clay on Wednesday celebrated the marriage- of Bertha, G. P. James, of Hamilton, Is. a guest UAMTCO. Specials daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry at the Empress hotel. Brown, of London, England, and Wil­ / * ft * Below are only a few liam Henry, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Feast at Scurrah’s E. E. Wright, of Montreal, is a guest of our many snaps tor W. IjL Cox, of 187 Joseph street, this at the Empress hotel. Saturday, June 12, at city. The bride was attired in an .at­ This Store Will Be Open Until 9.30 Srurralix will have a feast of splendid values to offer Dollar Day ft ft ft tractive frock of grey bengallne, and To-niurrow Evening pairuns next. Saturday, all picked ftejn our exclusive stock of the J. L. White, of Greenwood, le regis­ wore a wreath of orange blossom. Mr» finest Women's Wear. tered at the Empress hotel. $1.00 Each Dorothy , Gill acted aa ma Iron-of- M Soldiers1 Money Belts. honor. The best man was H. Ely. White Duck and Horrockses* English Rep Skirts.. Regular to ft ft ft A. If. Tow#, of London, Ontario, le a Regular price ....J2.W Following the ceremonV a reception Sterling Silver Clothes baa held at the residence of the bride­ guest at the Empress hotel Brushes. Re« price IS.» Dollar Day Bargains Long Kimena, in figured crepes. Regular to $5.76 for...... f 1.00 groom’s parents, and later Mr. and » * * Oak and Silver Salad Short Kimonas. In figured crepes Regular H 2k. 2 for...... R. A. Reynolds, of Stamford, Conn., Servers He*, price MW Mrs. Cox left for a honeymoon trip Lingerie Blouses, in voiles, crepes, marquisettes, with a few sUks. Silver OU Container. of the Sound cities, on their return Is staying at the Dominion. Iteeular price ...... M •» from which th«y will take up their Shop Here Saturday Regular 11 M to $*. for ...... * ft ft ft Silver Plated Traya. residence at 189 Joseph street $1.00 Middy Blouses, In smartest styles. Regular »l «© for W. N. Millar, pf Toronto, arrived at Regular price ...... Ml* -Aft* Underskirts, In satin, moire, and mercerised satin. Regular ILS© to the Empress hotel yesterday. - Hal Pin». Regular price. #.60 to ...... ** At the Bishop*ft Palace. View street, The splendid list of values presented here S3.60 for ...... • ft ft ft Long Silver Neck Chaîna. an Interesting wedding was quietly cel­ Fine Wool Sweater, regular $4 25 to $*.00 for ...... $1.00 Charles B. Lee, of Winnipeg, arrived Regular price ...... *56» ebrated yesterdays afternoon at 3 will prove of exceptional interest to every at the Empress hotel yesterday. Stiver and Oold > U|ed o’clock, the principals being Anna Broochra. Reg- IgJJ woman in this vicinity. These are real One-third-.off regular prices ef all suits on Dollar Day A A A Stella, daughter of the late L. G. and W. J. Wallace, of Brentwood bay. Is Sliver-Mounted V**»**! Mr*. McQuade, and Allan Lawrence Dollar Day values on lines of dependable ~ Big Reductions in All Summer Dresse» a guest of the Dominion hotel. Bottle. 1W P''l<'- Johnson, son of Mr. and Mr*. William and exclusive merit. ft ft ft Oak and Silver Butter L Johnson, of New Westminster. The Dr. Nicholson, of Ladysmith, Is re­ Utah. Rrs Pr‘r' ceremony, though quiet, was very r> Pine Fountain gistered at the Dominion hotel, pretty, the bride looking charmingly Shop here oil Dollar Day. You will find this f?8 YATES ST. Correct Hair Regular price ft ft ft girlish In a becoming traveling cos­ the best opportunity of the season to sup­ end Garments •i. T. Wilkinson, of Vancouver, regis­ tume of white corduroy, with chic Pair sterling Silver Salta tered at the Empress hotel yesterday. black and white hat trimmed with pink ply your Summer requirements. Phone 3983 for Women. In cane, lteg price #» * ft ft We also offer f«JJJJ and blue French flower*. Her bouquet C. R Reeves and Mark Huff, of sne day only ■ sp**lal was of white roses. Ml** Mini! Fraser. Head the following list of values very care­ Admission Ticket for Royal Victoria Theatre, good any shew Tuesday# Chilliwack, are staying at the Domin­ a- npr cent- dtocount. who.S&Hed as bridesmaid, wore a smart June IS. to Friday. June 18. given free with every Dollar Cash Purchase PtlKrter off all regular ion. ■uiL-of blue (labrlelle with a tan hat fully, and note the splendid.inducements.^ prices for essh only.------— here Saturday, June 12 Add trimmed with pink roses. The l»e*L Mr. lyd Mrs. A. L. Paine, of Ho- man wa* the bride’s brother. Peter Mc­ Waists, in many styles. Sack...... *1.00 bulam, ire staying at the Empress Quade. The rite wa* celebrated by Neekwear, in good variety. 4 for...... $1.00 hotel. Rev. Mgr. Leterme, V.G., and was wit­ Add Short!, Hill & nessed by the bridegroom’s parents Seamless Lisle Hose. :i pairs for...... $1.00 Chas. W. Plagie and Mrs. Slagle, of from New Westminster, and other Im­ Fibre Lisle Hose, 2 pairs for...... $1.00 Dayton. Ohio, are staying at the Duncan, Dd mediate relatives and friends of the CASH BUYERS ARE CASH SAVERS Dominion. JEWELERS principals. After the ceremony Mr. Pure Silk Hose, per pair...... $1.00 Add- Cor. View and Broad Bta. and Mrs. Johnaon left by the Seattle Gloves, in tan, white or black. Per pair.... $1.00 F. C. Brock and Mrs. Brock, of boat for- a few day’s’ honeymoon trip, Courtenay, B. C., are registered at the and on their return will take up their Semi-House Dresses. 2 for...... $1.00 Dominion hotel. home at 912 Burdett avenue. Corsets, special value...... $1.00 Add H. J. Buckle, of Vancouver, was Nightgowns in muslin. Special...... ,..$1.00 Tomorrow’s $l Day among the arrivals yesterday at the Combinations in muslin. Special ...... $1.00 Empress hotel. AT THE THEATRES Add Franclaco, are registered at the Dome Rengaline Silks. 36-inch. Per yard...... $1.00 C. A. Welsh ahd Dr. J. O. Mackay, ALLEN PLAYERS. Pongee Silks, 34-inch, 4 yards for...... '..$1.00 One dollar will aevotnplish more here to-morrow than you of New Westminster, are registered at * * * the Dominion hotel. J. M. Maeoun. C. M. O., Mrs. Macoun Outing Hats, each ...... $1.00 To-morrow afternoon a matinee per­ could possibly imagine. At any time your money goea farther ft., ft ft and their dauuhter. Ottawa, are spend­ Trimmed Hats, each ...... $1.00 H. L. Edmonds and J. R. Agar, of formance of the famous old English ing come time on the Island, and are here. New Westminster, arrived at the Em­ melodrama. “Thé Stowaway,” will be Children's Dresses and Hats, each ...... $1.00 the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. press hotel yesterday. given. Miss Verna Felton, as Table Linen, 2 yards for...... $1.00 =>. Add Wheeler, Sidney. t’hucky, the Newsboy, has won many Here This a Dollar’s War Hi F. W. Parker. Il, D. Hennis and F. Add Linen Table Napkins. 6 for...... $1.00 C. H. Trim and Mr». Trim. J. A. new friends this week, not only by H. Weagener. of Seattle, are staying Sheets, full bleached. Pair ...... $1.00 / Every department in our store will have s|>eeials that will ai the Dominion hotel. Savage and Mrs. Ravage and Geo. her able Impersonation of the boy Add Ix.ndon and Mr*. Isondon comprise » part, hut with her songs There is Bedspreads, white. Each...... $1.00 astonish you on Dollar Day. J. J. White. Sidney, Is attending the party from W cat ham Hand who are ■something doing’’ all the time in Pillow Slips. 3 pairs for...... $1.00 convention of the associated boirds staying at the Dominion hotel. ‘The Stowaway,” plenty of rollicking of trade in New Westminster as the .AAA fun and thrilling moments in amund- Turkish Towels, 5 for...... $1.00 representative of SSe Sidney board. Rev. 11. L R. Speight went over to anee. *Th* greet robbery sept*» in Cretonnes and Curtain. Muslin*, 3 yards for $1.00 Add Vancouver yesterday to attend the which a safe is blown open. Is quite a C. W. O’Neill and Mrs O’Neill of nnnual convention of the provincial remark*.hie piece of stage work and Vmbrellas. Very durable covers...'!...... $1.00 Duncan, with their friends. Mrs. R. W. C. T V.. at which he was to apeak, wins many rounds of applause The Dresden Ribbons. 4-inch, 3 yards for...... $1.00 A Few of Them H Coyne and Miss M. Heaton, of Pan and the annual convention of the Pull- big yacht scene Is another feature of the production worth seeing. Taffeta Ribbons. 4%-incli. 10 yards for...... $1.00 Reception Tea, 1 Ne. 1 Jap Rke, 20 $1.00 $1.00 Toilet Soaps. 3 boxes for------v------$1.00 lbs. for ...... lbs. for ....'—.a PRINCESS THEATRE STARS IN NEW DRAMA. Talcum Powder, 6 tins for...... $1.00 Whtte Swan Soap $1.00 Randalls’ Grape $1.00 Robert léonard and Ella llall. the 6 pk|*. fur...... Juice, $ bottles MISS VERNA FELTON AND famous stars of the "Master Key” ser­ Mtnntn's Talcum Powder. Dent I- THE ALLEN PLATERS IN ial nre appearing in a new drama, at 20 Odd Suits and Coats to Walnuts, $1.00 the Variety theatre to-day and to­ i fric» or Shaving 7 lbs. for ...... “The Stowaway” morrow. entitled “The Silent t’om- Cream, 5 of any Popular Price» Curtain 136 Sharp. itiand.” This picture Is one of the best Clear at $7,50 $1.00 Toilet Paper, 2S To-Night of these for .... $1.00 four-reel dramas produced by the t’ol- pkts...... x ersal Film Co, for some time, and Wrights Coal Tar shows these two screen. favorites at Mission Black %t. ud Siturdiy Soap,. 2 boxes $1.00 $1.00 their best. They are supported by a «56 Yates Street, Victoria. Phone 1871 for ...... Figs, 16 lbs. ... Continuous Performance. Mal- strong and capable cast. Several in­ PANTAGESTHEATRE teresting scenes are show n In the ”Anl- I 676 Granville Street, Vancouver Old Dutch Citant* tnee 1-*; Kvenln* 7-11. Scrubbs* Ammonia $1.00 $1.00 Unequalled Vaudeville. mated Weekly” Walter Charles furn- I 3 bottles for ... or, 12 for ...... Here Are Six Photoplay! WEEK OF JUNE 7 TKa Very Pick of the General ishee the musical programme for the * pictures. The whole forming one of the | Sh.rr.fT* Lemon or Hemx Perk and — Programme $1.00 Wonderful playlet featuring Mrongeit attractions seen in this city Vanilla, 2 large Beans, 11 tins MI8S $1.00 THE GENTLEMAN BURGLAR for some time. bottles ...... Men’s Block Cash­ Drums,. Two Reels company. The picture Is good and af­ ated. while Miss Dorothy Vaughan $1.00 ha* made many friends by her bright Sheriffs’ Scotch mere Socks, S pr SARAH PADDEH THE FABLE OF THE BUSY FREE TICKETS. fords capital entertainment. The two- singing of several new drive as aye Marmalade, 4 “THE LITTLE SHEPHERD OF MAN AND THE IDLE WOMAN reel special comedy by the Keystone To-morrow there will be a dollar care *ongs. $1.00 Black Llama Hose. 3 BARGAIN ROW” George Ade Comedy. company is full of funny situations large Jars ...... day theatre ticket special bargain and provides abundant laughter. This JEAN THE FAITHFUL Rhubarb in syrup. $1.00 Also: Ichikawa Broe., Random given by some of the store* who are week-end show is quite one of the best $1.00 A Picture That Will Interest 17 tine for .... Trie, Dorothy Vaughn, Friend offering special dollar day attractions. seen at the Dominion for some time. THIN PEOPLE CAN THE STRATEGIST Acting in conjunction with the Royal Eggo Baking Pew- Tomato Relish, 7 end Downing, Weet end Yen $1.00 $1.00 An tinting Newspaper Story. Victoria theatre they will distribute COLUMBIA THEATRE. % dor, « tins for.. bottles ...... tickets for any show at the Royal Moving Pictures ef H. M. S. HIS NEMESIS Victoria from Tuesday to Friday next Bruce's Herrings. 7 large tins A TbrMUng Society Drama In A double bill Is being presented at INCREASE WEIGHT Kent end Italian Cavalry. week Inclusive. These tickets will be the Columbia and is meeting with the Two Acta rive* by certain stores to any cus­ Performances: Matinee, 2; Even­ approval of the patrons of this popu­ Thin men and women who would like This is only a few of the many bargains. Visit our store WHO'S HUSBAND tomer buying goods worth one dollar lar theatre Both the vaudeville and jto Incregse their weight with 10 or 15 ing*. 7.36 and 6.1$. pounds of healthy stay then-” tat The Stream of the Screen. or more. A* the bill to be offered at pictures are above the average, and and you'll find lots more. the Royal Victoria Is to be a good one should try eating a little Sargol with the management promises that ar­ tl.rir meals for a while and note results. It Is probable many people will take rangements have been cdmpleted ROYAL ORCHESTRA this opportunity of getting a free Here is a good test worth trying. First whereby this standard will be kept up weigh yourself and measure yourself. r/i ('t/it/ \<'/y ticket. These tickets w III be given in futuire*. The Valentino Duo. in­ Then take 8argol-one tablet with every Matinee. l»c: Evenlna. away by Weller Brothers, Limited, strumentalists, who have been feat­ meal—for two weeks. Then weigh and • Pr'/ii. a/a , . lie and 16c. Gordon’* Limited, W. II Wilk. r-Frogman present* . of (he smaller acts on the bill, which only a receipted tailor s ollTT fc < “The Silent Command” Comedy Singer* and Dancer* Student "Well, that’s a MS., MARY PICKFORD “The Arrival of Ferpetna.” a vehicle measure up well to the standard of M WÈm& Friend and Downing, very rare eh*, iw, IsoTh?’ teataauwaawrra* .VPf.'.'dpesasf't . Wv W . <■ J 3 r- WVef rfhè lWll*PrPWâ? «Ht VMM «UMV4» -IfW 'MV' WW m four parte. THE VALENTINO DUO smiled herself Into stardom, le a flve- two versatile comedians, have amply |. . Success demonstrated their ability to amuse, Singer# and Musicians. part World Film production of un­ doubted charm and variety, \\tvian and 1h«ir quaint patter with lots of w “FANCHON Martin . will ..-ba^g—gMhacsA^as I ha nai infcf les of “A ni mated Weekly -4trifi*v little Ik** riOo seorV* suite* .afîaiâdï^f^W Wnf -VWsTêtc: “ ” success In Old Dutch. She le a* all theatre this week. America’s Foremost Xylophone THE CRICKET” tiroes pleasing and entertaining and The bill Is Also noticeable for tvo Artist. By Georgia Sands keeps her audience* on the tiptoe of excellent aerobatic features. Every BLADDER expectation a* to what mischief she P images bill carries one of these NMk COUNTRY STORE TO NIGHT will do next. Scents such a* are features, but the pr< gramme this week ...... —owatmw. V.'Jw «- shown In the Girls’ Hoarding school is strengthened by the Inclusion of an f 24 Hours extra dhe. The Isblhawa Bros, and ( 'ometly. 910.88 in gold' given as a special prise; $6.08 at each performance. are, tin's winsome 'personality, Pr»cs*—Matinee. Any Best. HN». Evenmge. Lower Fleer, 16*. through the entire production she If work In this line ■r IOC...... MAIN floor seats . tot ...... Bale»ay,. 18<1. B»*tasta, 88$...... rkfN'iB'- s* ies* - harmim iuu s ■■■ wr* - -A— iiKtaUial iu-1 .!>> WeiL iuul VAIL roundings and la backed by a capable -tic]en has also teen well appreci­ F :v'yw: »* '• 4(PVSHiSwiar- ■WeWsMllÇBSWK’ - ■ ' . wr;. - »**yp;.p **>■<*#* -.«. *•• «*:•.«.•.... tSigMJBCi 4#)»ncKtiC.""A. j; «„. ^#V. •:•.$ . -

VICTORIA- DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915 UNEMPLOYED WANT Bigger Values For Your Dollar MAYOR TO APPEAL When You Purchase at Wescott’s Read These Astonishing Offerings for To morrow Demonstration Occurs This Morning, When Court of Re­ Striped Crepes, 8 Yards fl.OO—In-sky and hello. 93.00 D. A A. Corsets, Pair fl.OO— Rustproof bon­ Regular 2oc yard. ing. six garters, new model. vision Makes Its Calls Circular Pillow Cotton, 5 Yards fl.OO-ln 40. 42 44- Ladiee' Allover Aprons, 2 for fl.OO-FIne lawna, Inch widths, heavy and firm. neat embroidery trimmings. Regular to $1.00 is firmly estab­ Fine Ginghams. 10 Yards Sl*®0-Neat and good Ladiee* Knit Combinations, 3 for 91.00—Short When th# court of revision met this wearing. Regular 12 He and 15c. sleeve and knee length, lace trimming». morning, the visit of Inspection to the lished on a basts oi great xurlous properties which have to be GIRLS DRESSES FOR AGES 2 TO 14 YEARS, 85c seen personally, led to a slight demon­ stration at Cormorant atreet, on the things a<$uaily tccomp- From 7 SO to 9.30 to-morrow evening we placé on sale a limited number of smart Ameri­ part of the unemployed. can style Dresses for the kiddles. Materials are Repps. Ginghams, Piques, Prints, etc., all The party had stopped to eee some neat patterns and good colors. Come early for these at 86#. property, and the men congregated round the municipal labor bureau thought the mayor and aldermen would speak. to them before going on. Children's Dresses, Regular 50c, 3 fer 91*®®—Dark lt %ringB «!) -you, no anatter -Where you -live, tfh* superb Hemstitched Sheets, 2 x 2'/* Varda at 91*00—Extra As. however, on completing their work and light wash prints, also pinafores shown. soft and heavy thread, good wearing. the cars drove on. some of the as­ «t of *ffaa-wvrifffc f»a te#t cslngeie end numkitaui* It Best English Prints, S Yards 9**®® Light and dark Child4» Hose Oddments, 5 Pair 91.00—Values to 8Sc. sembled men voiced their disapproval fast colora Regular 16c. si see 5 to $V at the action of the civic party. As thee* ig*Mt nSISi—n eapsem* in Its ltie-kUie sen- a result the unemployed held a mass Big Turkish Towels, 4 fer 91*00—White, light or Ladies’ Knit Underveete, 6 fer 91.00 -Short or no meeting later, and named a commit- dibans ■ the ertiits tfaemeafce*. These Is no-other dark color*; In big sise. - . ■ =----- sleeve and splendid value. . ______14* to wait on the mayor, arid Urge Corduroy Velveteena 2 Yards 91*00—Navy, ease, Ladiee’ Waists, all sixes, at 91.00-Many new style» him to make the appeal for assist­ brown and green, heavy weight. In voiles, sixes 34 to 40. ance which has hitherto been delayed Curtain Scrim, 6 Yerde 91»®®—39-inch width, neat Ladies’ Silk Boot Hose, 3 Pair 9I.OO--I11 black or on the part of the civic authorities, floral borders, white, sixes -84* to 10. ——. to the ^provincial governments ..... Men's Work Shirta 2 for fl.OO—Ught or dark col­ Children’s Dresse», age» 2 te 14, at 91.00—Scone of There are now some 2.350 names reg­ oh hue horn yen Then the meeeeA ors. sixes 14 V» to l$tfc. pretty styles. Regular to $1.76. istered at the bureau, and some 500 1er—in every city or ire» Men’s Dress Shirts at’ 91*®®—Our regular special Big Bed Spreads, each 91*00—Fine, close weave persons have expressed a wish to have their names submitted to the British $1.25 line, all sixes. honeycomb. I’sual $1.25. Mission of Inquiry Into Armament No home need be without a Vidtrdh—$31 labor supply. As, however, the NEW MIDDY WAISTS, *1.00, $160 AND $1.76 forms which are required have Victor germrifi 99c for ten inch, 4w*h not arrived, although they are ex­ WFSrnTT’S 1313 DOUGLAS ST pected to-morrow, the registry of ▼ V L/CJWy A A kj PHONE 5150 - NEAR YATE! applicants has been temporarily suspended, gome of the applicants are men who have never been able to work at their trade In this country, though experienced In shipyards and Patronal Festival. — To-day being Special Morning Service. — The Tired Dollar Day Shoppers call at large machine shops In the old coun­ the twenty-fifth patronal festival at morning service at the Metropolitan Sanitary Store. Fort street, for tree try cup of tea and blecuite. * St. Barnabas church, festival even­ Methodist church next Sunday will l>e No appointment has yet been made tir ù A by the committee to the position of song will he held and special music of a special character. The Sunday Wiper’s Saturday Special.—K. Mix­ female assistant at the bureau. Some rendered by the choir. The service school will have charge, and songs, ture. 20c. per pound, usual price, 30c; of the applications are from people of will commence at 8 o'clock. II. A recitations, etc., will In* rendered by 14 Gold and Silver Medals and endless experience. Diplomas awarded while In competi­ Johnson who played at the first pa­ the different departments of the In connection with the court of re­ school. The singing will be led by a tion with the leading firms in Eng­ vision. It should be explained that the tronal festival will assist at the organ. spécial Sunday school choir, and will land guarantees the public quality and aldermen had some 34 vases to Inspect, Th» Rev W, T. Keeling will he the be of a bright and Inspiring charac­ excellenc e Wiper A Co., The Peo­ and while a large number were In preacher. ter. ple's Confectioners. 1210 Douglas 8t. • Chinatown, a considérable time was occupied In the Inspect ion of the vari­ ous properties. A public announce­ ment of the decision of the court will be made early next week. __ CHANGE IN OLD FIRM Vldtroie, VI $33.50 Business of Joseph Sommer A Sene •we »hetoe) *4-7.00 New e Joint-Stock Dollar Day Bargains Concern. The old-established firm of Joseph Sommer A Son*, which ha* been In 06»' Jmm $21.04 le t)0i tee CJW w»*- » Ik li flueedle» buHiness In this city as picture deal­ Vine Reoenk m 90c I™ tke turn «feeto. « tor "He er» and framers for over thirty years, -ck -d ha* been formed Into a Joint-stock Mete. Vww ■ima » er tome « cfer ■ Oiefc Wito fee Aee «W That Will Take company, with a capital of $25.000. ■.«.«OOlVd. Hn* The business will continue to be con­ *«■ mam ducted In the premise» so long oc­ cupied by Mr. Hummers at 1012 Gov­ ernment street, and will Ik* carried on BERLINER GRAM-O-PHONE CO. by him and his eons, under the style of Joseph Sommer A Son*. Limited. Some Beating With the usual powers of a joint- stock company the chief objects for which It Is Incorporated are given as OB Lenoir Street, Montreal the carrying on In this province and You will have to admit that these are bargains worth while. Every man elsewhere of the business of whole- and woman should make a special effort to get here and partake of these and retail dealers In articles of art. paintings, prints, pictures, photographic i « every town end city. splendid values. We know they can't In1 beat, so just make a note of what and artists' supplies, articles of vertu, you need, then he here early Saturday morning. We do not give values like hric-a-brar. artistic chtnaware. picture VICbor Home Prododfcs frame* and framing, and to buy. sell, ______Ul« these away every day. Saturday is the day. Don't fail to put us on your manufacture, exchange, and deal In all snrti goods, commodities, and merchan­ shopping list. dise as are generally dealt with In con­ nection with such business. The Granite Trading Association. Limited. Teppen. B. has been grant­ ed a certificate of Incorporation undef FOR SALE BY the Co-operative Associations act. Three Vancouver companies are giv­ READ! 'READ! READ! READ! en certificates under the Companies set; A. De*Brisav A Company, Limit­ Gideon Hicks Piano Co ed. with a capital of $36.000; Heron- dale Farm. Limited, capital $26,000; MEN 8 DEPARTMENT Men's Suits, regular *22.00. Dollar Day X'lklng Mining Company. Limited (non- price ...... $15.00 809 GOVERNMENT STREET 266 Men's Hats, newest styles, etc*. Regular personal liability), capital $15.000. Men's Suits, regular *25.00. Dollar Day The Union l^ind A Timber Co., OPPOSITE POST OFFICE #2 and $3. Dollar Day...... $1.00 which has Its head office In Indianap­ price ...... gi8.5e 45 Men's Negligee Shirts, regular *1.50. olis. Is registered a* an extra-provin­ Men's Suits, regular *30.00. Dollar Day cial company, with Us office for the Dollar Day ...... 50# ■ price...... gss.se province In Vancouver and Edward J. 30 Men's Shirts, collars attached, regular *1 iSwon as iU attorney. This is a com­ BOYS' DEPARTMENT pany Incorporated under the laws of aud *1.25. Dollar Day...... 50# the state of Indiana for fifty year from November 9. 1912. 66 Men’s Shirts, with and without collar. 46 Boys' Tweed Suits, grey''and brown school, which Is continuing It* eeaelon atreet. who photographed the group; Regular *1.25 and *1.75. Dollar Day. 75# shad<-s. Sizes 24 to 35: Regular *5.00 after the Normal school* closed for and all those who helped towsrds the 175 Men’s Shirts, with and without collar. and *8.50. Dollar Day.,...... $3.00 DELIGHTFUL SUMMER PREPARING FOR THE the summer vacation. It le not known success of the entertainment. The yet how many students will rit In this ladles of the church, who ~v«*re pre­ Regular *1.25 and *2. Dollar Day. $1.00 36 Boys’ Bln# Chambray Shirts, regular 35c. DRINKS centre,' but Judging from the school sent In large numbers, were accorded Men’s Ties, regular 25c. Dollar Day. 6 Dollar Day, 3 for...... $1.00 attendance It le expected that the total three ringing cheers for their pospit- for ...... $1.00 66 Boys’ Shirts, aaaorted patterns, regular Many Tempting Beverages From the ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS will approximate closely to that of allty. The male part of the congre­ Same Bottle. last year, which was a considerable gation was represented by Rev. Dr. Men’s Ties, regular 50c. Dollar Day, :l 75c to 90c. Dollar Day...... SO# advance on 191L MacRae. Alderman McCandlese end for...... $1.00 All Our 76c Boys’ Shirt Waists, Dollar Day One of the very pleasant features of MiHriFS. DofiATd Fraeer. Duncan Stew - Men's Ties, regular 75c. Dollar Day, 50* price ...... SO# a bottle of Montserrat Lime Fruit Many Candidates Will Sit on art. Fred Peatt, M. A. Holandt. Rich­ Juice le Ite versatility. ard Currie. James Tagg. John Cots- Men's Light Underwear, regular 50c. Dollar Boys’ White Flannel and Cotton Night- Monday Week for Tests in LOCAL NEWS ford and others. The ordinary' Montserrat beverage Is Day. 3 pieces ...... $1.00 shirts, regular 90e. Dollar Day...... SO# ft » » made with half a wine glassful of Various Grades Interesting Tepie. — ‘•Slacker*. Cowiohan Valley Cadets. — Major All Straw Hats, Dollar Day...... 50* Mentserrat. *ome sugar, broken Ice Boys’ Wash Suits, Binder styles, regular Sneak» and Shirker».’ will be Rev. Dr. Belson, officer in charge of the or­ Men's Wash Vests, regular *1.50 to *3.50. and a glassful of water. This le de­ *1.75 to *2.25. Dollar Day...... $1.00 Maclean'» eubject at St. Paul a Pres­ ganisation and inspection of cadet Dollar Day ...... $1.00 lightful and quenche* the thirst. corps for the province, will Inspect Boys' Handkerchiefs, regular 2 for 25c. The school* arc now preparing for byterian church. Victoria West, next Men> Linen Collars, odd lines. Regular 2 Another Montserrat beverage can be the Cowlchan Valley cadets on the annual examination» which begin for 25?. Dollar Day....-...... 5# Dollar Day, each ...... 5# made by using H«*da water Instead of Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. Wednesday afternoon next. Men’s Suits, regular *15. Dollar Day. Boys’ Odd Pants, bloomer and plain styles. plain water. It gives a little more on Monday week. The examination» * * tr » » * price...... $9.50 Regular *1 aud *1.25. Dollar Day.. .75# snap. Golfers like It. for admission to High schools will be Mothering the Beye^—The Ladiee’ H. M. 8. Kent Gaelic Service.—A' Montaerrat can al*o he uaed Instead held at all place» where High school* Aid society of St. Paul'» Presbyterian special Gaelic service for the High­ of lemon* for fUkVKln* .Unu&tUgp arP In operation, and at other centres. church, entertained the landers of H. M 8. Kent will tie held H.W n—I - • I...... • .... i■ h■ ■ li r I —liai h»e schedule- b** sa fôYfôWS;" ‘ and Ice creams. ' boy» of the H. M H. KW wt Use »* HA.PaulN Preebyteri*» etoureh m- Monday—Heating of candidates. Montserrat Is not common Lime Gorge park yesterday afternoon. The Sunday at 4 p. m. A cordial Invitation 8.45 to •; British history, 9 to 10.10; Jtitre. It Is pressed from fresh culti­ B. C. Electric railway kindly provided Is extended to all who may be Inter­ Nature lessons. 10.45 to It; English vated lime* from the beautiful Island free transportation, and at 1 p m. ested: - Rev Det H. N. Maclean wilt For $100 Gold Prise Coupons. literature. 1 to $; reading. 3 to — of Montîerrat. picked up the boy» who were ittend preach, and Captain Campbell, chap- Tuesday.—Arithmetic, 8.46 to 10.46; ^ tfnd •**««*« W*W t*. - .-tec «Si— ^ FÔÊGÜTTMTLAmr olunt..r ' "Kwrve.—The - Victoria mar and composition, 1 to 3; reading. Victoria Volunteer Reserve will parade sat down to an excellent tea, the Seamen’s Institute Tag Day—-To­ I to —. morrow will be observed as ’ Tag Day” at 7 p. m. sharp on Monday at the Wedne*day Geography. 8 45 to tables being laden with, a great abun­ In aid of the work of the Connaught drill hall. Mon ale* street A4I mem­ 10.15; Canadian history, 10.30 to II; dance of good things Rev. Dr. Mac- bers are requested to be In attend­ lean Introduced Mrs. John Cotsford, Seamen's Institute. A" number of drawing. 1 to L th.. i .»ijI»»' timid ance. JjUa ______*' - - ri»g.aw%iwa ' twr rour*p) wftt be i distinctive badges, will sell rises for •same time and place amlned during tKe first five daye of loading part In th* entertainment. ■ ’tint, asm# '«fee*. Ternary, of. .«w*v hOteffcvteMtlly eppieudfd. the benefit of the sailors- home e* Is Doing Well.—The many friends Inere ha* already been published. This The boy» «en» eeV*™* en» «,» *MSw5RAfSrm, of Bergt. J. C. Anthony. 7th battalion, test Is divided Into several schedule» Joined In "The Maple Leaf* Amour 581 JOHNSON STREET recently reported wounded at the front according to the ciaaa of. examination thoee who a**l*ted In making the oc­ buy » fine Various centres In the will be interested to learn from a pri­ the teacher ,1» taking. The variety of casion a succès»’ were John Richards, city will be established for the day. I Phone 1008 Phone 1008 vate cable Just received that he Is npy •ubjwte la thé» course is more extend­ who genervusiy provided a monster where flags «HI be purchasable, and at the Connaught hospital, Aldershot ed than In the Junior examination. fruit cake suitably Inscribed and dec- each collector will be provided with a Kagland, su fftfisg....from shrapnel wound of leg. He is doing well. taken by the pupils In the . model Joseph Sommers, of Government lions. -«tots «?!£=***«*•-**- •-----«ouü6bïwh-~'

VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915

the Siberian const two years ago, and made a long overland journey from the 6.8. “PRINCE RUPERT** 8.6. “PRINCE GEORGE** ARCTIC WINTER TOOK Arctic ocean to t*lover bay. COURSE OF CURRENTS HURLEY CHINE RUNS SOLD A Russian mail steamer passed the The House and Lot Advertised by winter frosen in near the mouth of Delightful Northern us In last night s Times. MANY SEAMEN’S LIVES the Kollma. IN NARROWS ALTERED SHORT OF BUNKERS heNe*8 another snap The gasoline schooner New Jersey, Cruises which left Nome last fall with Orln Through the Inside channels of the Pacific Ocean; DUPPLIN ROAD Rank in command and a crew of amidst Island, Mountain, Forest and Glacial Scfcnery. Adjoining City Limits, Eskimos, Including four who were Dredging of Treacherous En­ Steamship Which is to Load Close to Douglas 8t. Polar Bear at Nome From Si­ shipwrecked with Capt. Bartlett on the Rétum Excursion 4-ROOMED COTTAGE Karluk, Is believed to have been lost trance to Vancouver Has Lumber for Port Nelson, $38 Far# $38 beria With Thrilling Story; In the Arctic. The New Jersey was Newly papered and painted Was at Eureka Yesterday A two-day stop-over permitted at Prince Rupert. throughput. Belvedere Wrecked bound for Point Barrow. Wreckage Brought About Change of the schooner has come ashore at flailing Every SATURDAY During JUNE, JULY and AUGUST Large Let (40 x 160) Cape Thompson, south of Point Hope. Excellent garden soil. The New Jersey was thlrty-siz feet TRI WEEKLY SAILINGS Lane to rear leading to DouglSs St Running short of coal when plugging Nome, Alaska, June 11.—The gaso­ long and wan built at Beattie for the Vancouver. B. C., June 11.—Discuss­ FOR PRINCE RUPERT—Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday, 3.30 p.m. This has heen_ adlvertlsed a big ing the effect of the dredging opera­ up the coast against strong northerly 11.600. The present line schooner Polar Rear, Capt. Louis Methodist mission at . Sinuk, thirty Saturday steamer runs through to Anyox. tions carried out in the First Nar­ weather, the British steamship Hurley miles west of Nome. FOR VANCOUVER—Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, 3 30 p.m. Lane, which sailed from Seattle March rows during the la»( three or four Chine, Capt. Davies, was forced to put Polar Bear All But Wrecked. FOR SEATTLE—Wednesday, Friday. Sunday, 12.00 midnight. ONLY $1,250 25 last, arrived from the Siberian coast years, navigator* to-day decided that Into Eureka, Cal, yesterday morning. The Polar Bear herself was all but on Wednesday night with tales of while no difference had been made in After being under the bunkering chutes C. F. EARLE, City Passenger and Ticket Agent. Phone 1242. and Is being sold to close out an wrecked in a storm off Cape Navarine. estate. The terms are cash, but storm and death. . Capt. Lane reported the velocity of the tides in either the for several hour» she resumed her voy­ 900 Wharf Street. Siberia, sustained damage which we ran arrange a mortgage for a that the steam whaler Belvedere, com­ First or Second Narrows, considerable age. Eureka is 600 miles south of this portion of the amount. caused her to return to Vnalaskn for manded by Capt A. P. Jochlmson, who Improvement was noticeable in the port, and it I. expected that the vessel . If You Want It Apply Early repairs. Second Officer Harry Slade First Narrows by reason of the diver will reach William Head about noon an commander of the schooner King & died of apoplexy and was burled at Wlnge. which rescued the Htefansson sion of the current#*-^ ' to-morrow. sea. On the way to Vnalaskn Capt. survivors from Wrangel Island laat Before the Mastodon went , to work The Durley Chine I* coming to load Lane touched at Nunlvak Island and SW1NERT0N & summer, was nearly wrecked In a ter­ and dredged along the shoal north a cargo of lumber for P*rt Nelson. Canadian Pacific Railway Co took off the surviving members of the shore, the flood tides hit the Narrows Hhe I* under charter to thVdepartment rible storm In Kamchatka buy, on the crew of the wrecked Japanese schooner MUSGRAVE Siberian coast, and four of the crew at an angle with the result that of railways and canals and’will take on Diakt, whose loss has already l*een powerful back eddy prevailed along 1,500,000 feet at the Fraser River Mill». Winch Building. Fort Street perished. reported by cable. All the Japanese Heavy seas continually washed the the south, or Stanley Park shore. The The Durley will not pay a visit to this were suffering from frost bites and Round Trip Summer decks of the Belvedere, flooding the full strength of the tide, flood or ebb, coast, but will proceed direct from the Lune amputated the fingers and toes was then fourni about where the water quarantine station, where a Vancouver engine room and other passage* and of several of the castaways, using as S. A. BAIRD •fiSwH causing the ship to founder. mains cross. The angle at which the pilot will join Her. She Is a vessel of surgical Instruments a Jack-knife and Excursion Rates *210 Douglas Street. Two days after anchoring six men put flood tides entered the Narrows along 1,167 tons and cannot load a very heavy a hacksaw. He then transported the a line from Prospect Bluff to Capllano TO MOUNTAIN RESORTS AND POINTS IN B. C. out for shore In a row boat, which was Japanese to Unalnska, where the Unit­ FOR SALK. capsized. George Isbester, Antonio village, made It awkward for big ves­ For New Railway. ed States marine hospital cared for sels, but since the north shore hai On sale daily, June 1, 1916, and after. Final return limit Oct. 31, 1915 KRATINGS «I acre». Improved, good Roderick, John Dtimlng.i and a Rus­ The lumber which the steamship will been straightened out the tides hit the house, barns and all necessary , out­ sian, name unknown, were drowned. carry is to be used in building the Agaseir . , . . . $7.60 Kelowna . .$25.00 Summerlànd. $25.00 The Polar Bear will sail for the Narrow straight on, and thus the ctfr .$22.00 buildings. orchard and small fruits, Olaf Swensen, second officer of the terminal of the Hudson's Bay railway Banff...... $36.00 Nelson . . .$35.00 Sicameue . . Arctic ocean In a few days, following rents to be dealt with by shipping are $3145 price $72.500. ship and one of the Ptefanston rescue at Port Nelson. This new line of'steel Field ...... $32.26 Revelstoke $25.00 Golden. » • . CLARKE ST—New 6 roomed cottage, party last year, swam ashore, as also the retreating ice pack through Behring running straight In or straight out, and not at an angle. has been constructed for a considerable Optional Routes. Liberal Stop-Overs. Unexcelled Scenery. strictly modern: price $3,260, terms easy. did Chief Engineer J. T. Clayton. strait and then turning eastward. Capt. La no will steam towards Banks distance and trains are operating over For particulars relative to above ratez* and all information, phone or TO RENT. Trader Loses Hand. The full force of the tide, also, has it, but a long stretch of wild country Land, seeking for traces of Vllhjalmur been changed, and 1* now met with apply to C. P. R. Offices, 1102 Government Street. PEACH WOOD AVE-4 rooms, basement. Capt. N. M. Wedding, of the small remains to be tracked. polished fl.tors ...... v...... $17 60 Stefannson and two companions, who right off FVospect Bluff, and, further­ This Is the first time In history that L. D. CHATHAM - *• . • City Passenger Agent trading schooner Eagle, who wintered were last seen on the Arctic Uce north more, that strong back eddy along OLIVE 8T —< rooms, strictly modern 11$ 50, a steamship has ever undertaken a at the mouth of ‘the Kollma river, of Martin point moving north April 7. the park shore is only noticeable at YATES ST -3-room suite, modem, yard voyage from the Pacific horthwest to st back ...... $11.Tokai Maru. Japanese at earner. 2.298 Johan I‘« it » and Saginaw, fur Han and the Student, of the Harrison fleet, ing the Panama fair and embark on S. 8. SOL DUC Try it—that ’» all. Francisco; -trs Hanta Clara and to£p; time charter. San Francisco or from Liverpool. No word was received the steamship Kroon land on Wednes­ For Port Angeles, Dungene—, Port E. Bonner Manager ! North Pacific to China and Japan, op- Breakwater, for Coo* bay; atr. Mult from either of the ships last night, but day next bound, for New York via the Williams. Port Townsend and 11ion Australia or east coast America; nomah, for San Pedro. It 1» believed that they will both be at canal. Passage will be made on. a Seattle, daily, except Sunday, at 16 am. from Evans, Coleman A I by Comyn. Markall A Co. Port Townsend, June 10.—The tug the outer docks £erly In the morning. trans-Atlantic liner to Liverpool. Tatoosh returned this morning from Evans" dock, returning, arrives 1 The Senator steamed from Ran Fran­ The number of passengers boarding Victoria dally, except Sunday, 9 Aetorla, where she towed the Rust sh, cisco last Tuesday morl^ng and the the President at this port is the largest a m. Connections are made at Port latwhlll to sea. bound for London with Seattle was reported by wireless two taken out in many months. Now that Angeles for Sol Due Hot Spring*. a cargo of lumber. The l,awhill Is the nights ago. The weather outside has the big boats are to be withdrawn and Secure tickets and information last of the vessels In the Columbia been a little disagreeable of late, but the smaller ships substituted, the pre­ river handled by the Puget Sound Tug­ E E. BLACKWOOD. Agent it 1* believed that both ship* will diction le made that the passenger lists 1234 Government St. Phone 4f4. boat company, which competed with succeed In making port without any will fall off considerable. the Portland tugs during the busy part perceptible delay. The Victorians who arc sailing on the of the Reason, beginning last Decem­ Both ships have only light cargoes to President Include the following: Mrs. ber. With the departure of the Iaiwhill discharge at this port. The Panama is R. Rowe, Mrs. A. Huxtable. Mr. and there are no more vessel* on the Co­ bringing 200 ton* of Oriental cargo and Mrs W. Powell, Sister Mary Rertha. her to Cordova, a distante of twenty lumbia river with which the local com­ the Student ha* 300 tons of European A. Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Doe and pany ha» contracts. a What Dollar Day Means freight, including a shipment of water- two sobs, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Brown, •The Seward’s cargo shifted about 4 Astoria, Ore . June Iff. Arrived: Str pipe for the Saanich municipality The B. C. Pettingell, E. A. Neame. Mr a m. May 21, Just after leaving Prince Klamath, from San Francisco. Sailed: Panama has a light list of passengers and Mrs. C. Praguell, S. Jones, 8. William sound. Capt. John Johnson, Str. George W. Elder, for San Fran­ and about 30 will embark here. James, Miss Lulu Brotvn. J. R. Mason, master of the Be ward, tald his vessel cisco; str. Breakwater, for Coo* bay. F. H. McKay. Mr and Mrs. F. C. rolled up to the hatches in the heavy San Pedro. June 10.—Arrived: Str. Brock, Miss Mary Hodge, Miss E. sea a outside of Prince William sound.'* Bee. from Everett. Hailed: Str. Gover­ WIRELESS REPORT Jones, Miss E. Cole. Mr. and Mr*. F. Carried Bulkhead Away. nor, for Seattle, via Ran Francisco. M. Schofield, Mr and Mr*. E. o, Mor? Seattle. June 10.—Arrived: Str. Ne­ June 11, 8 a. m. Capt. Johnson eaid the Seward's at Burris’ Shoe Store ley, Victoria Plummer, H. Buswell and cargo shifted without warning, carry­ vadan. New York, via Portland; str. Point Grey—Cloudy; calm; bar. S. Halsey. ing away the forward bulkhead. Con­ President, Vancouver, B. C., via Taco­ Hundreds of people know what it "Tneans when Burris offers big special 30.06; temp. 49; sea smooth. centrates are a* bad a* quicksilver, ma; str. Mills, Manchester, via New­ Cape Laso—Clear; calm; bar. 29.96; especially when wet, he explained. port News and Eagle Harbor;, str. reductions on his Shoe stoek. Saturday is going to be one big day at this store, temp. 64; sea smooth. Three hundred and fifty ton» of the East holme, British Columbia, via. Ta­ Pachcna—Foggy; calm; bar 29.76 SEWARD NEARLY MET Seward'» concentrates were loaded on and values are even greater than we have ever offered to the buying public. coma; sir. Cordova, Southwestern Al­ temp. 52; sea smooth. the Cordova. Repairs to the Seward aska. via Tacoma : yacht Cyprus. Ta­ Come in on Saturday and make sure of getting the best bargain of your life. Este van—Overcast; 8 K., light; bar. are being made at Cordova. coma. Called from Seattle, June 10.—* 29.17; temp. 43; sea smooth. The Cordova will start loading to­ Str. Mayfair. Kan Francisco, via Taco­ Triangle—Cloudy; N. W, fresh; bar. HER DOOM IN STORM day for Kotzebue sound, and will sail ma and Mukiiteo; str. Sado Maru. Ta­ 30.40; temp. 60; light swell. for the Far North on Tuesday, June coma ; str. Fulton, British Columbia Ikeda—Cloudy; calm; bar. 29.96; 16, with a full cargo of machinery, ports; str. Prince George. Prince/ Ru­ How Do These Shoe Bargains Strike You temp. 63; sea smooth. lumber, general merchandise and sup* pert ; str. Eastholme, British Columbia Dead Tree Point—Cloudy; calm; bar. Vessel Went on Her Beam piles am coal. porta. 10.19; temp. 60; sea smooth. 1 Lot Men's Oxfords, values to ♦.'>.50. $3.45 1 Lot Ladies’ Pumps, values to 03.50, $2.25 New York. June 10.—Arrived: Str. Alert Bay—Cloudy, iwliti; bar 29 94; Ends When Cargo Shifted; Santa Cecilia, from Seattle, via way temp. 61; sea smooth. VICTORIA REACHES NOME 3.85 1 Lot Men’s Boots, values to $6, for $ 1 Let Ladies’ Tan and Black Oxfords and Prince Rupert—Foggy ; 8 E., light; Cordova Rescues Her Boots, values to 05.00, for ...... $2.85 Cristobal. June 9 — Arrived: , Str. bar. 30.10; temp. 60; sea smooth. Seattle, Wash.. June 11.—Completing 1 Lot Men’s Boots, values to *4, for $2.05 Thor, from Newport News for Han a. voyage of seven days and eighteen ■ -, * '-Sv .-.vMS't-aiZV **W*r-\-tUuW*** • *t k v » -v . fiwK rmFAHifca SteeiwMUp <*knyanaf»*»* Point Grey.'- Overcast ; S. E.; Seattle, Wash.. June 11.—That the * \ B$t Boys‘‘Bette, >wtf>r,tG0S,-W$r.*8r Boston, June 10.—Sailed- Str. H< no- bar., liner Victoria, Capt. John Az O'Brien, 36.09; temp., 60; eeu smooth. big ' freighter Seward, of the - Alaska 2-5...... $1.00 lulan, for Pacific coast ports. reached the roadstead off Nome at Cape Loa»x- Cknuty;- B B.; Steamship company, which was la Ladies’ Military Boots, lare and^ button ; *•* Mew York, June 10—Arrived: Str. beeit 1.10 yesterday morning. The Victoria 30.00; temp.. 61; sea smooth. distress In Prince William sound Arlea, June 8. -Arrive Crus, from Tacoma. -Moor... m»»ter of thr .t«mer mrlropoll^ Bbr « kd from »... Eatevan.-— Overcast; 8. fc.; bar., On all our best new American and Canadian Boots in Men’s and Ladies', from 05.00 up, tie on June 2 with a total of 662 pas­ Newcastle, N. 8 W . June 4 -Sailed: 29.86; temp., 49; sea smooth. Cordova, which reached Seattle yes­ senger* and a cargo of 1,700 tons. we will give 01.00 off regular price. • Str WMTibeo, for Portland. Ore. Triangle. —Cloudy ; N.“ W., fresh; terday from the north, by way of the The Pacific Coast Stcarnshlp com­ Valparaiso, June 8.--8ailed: Str. bar., 30.15; temp., 62; light swell. Tacoma smelter. pany’s liner Senator, with 460 passen­ Baja California, for San Francisco. lkedn Cloudy; S. EL; bar., 29.98; The Seward’s cargo of concentrates gers and a capacity cargo, waa ex­ temp., 52; sea smooth. had shifted, her rudder was out of the pected , at pome itaat night. ' '‘DhavriW-rwhit? xitW -wmr-tlwwxWj- m-- r r irG0h»P. T-. .. j.. ------,------30.1*: -temp:, -•*; mnnagcntde when the Cerdovh reach- THE TIME BALL "Now, tlww *Y8lid * • ..-JSVâflMUajf..*.-»,.» « - Alert Bay.--dflfcatyç e cuAm; bar. 'HT héK *. x - temp * 56"; sea smooth. "When we reached her, the Seward angrv farmer: "didn't you aee that The time ball on the Belmont build waa on her beam ends;** said Capt. hoard when you came trespassing In BURRIS ln« h. r.iw.l halfway all 11.46 at Judge: "And you still claim to be these woods ?" “Yea, elhM Wild t he cul­ Will 625 YATES STREET 625 YATES STREET the top at 12 66 and dropped at 1 p. m. Innocent,. although six witnesses say “We broke her mooring bits and two prit meekly. "Well, what did H nyF dally. F. Napier Denison, euperlnlen­ they saw you commit the crime ?" forward cargo booms before we got "1 dunno. I was too polite to read any ient. the Observatory, Uonsales Prisoner: "Your honor. 1 can produce our hawser» fast. 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TTCTORTA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNlflî, 1915 H David Spencer, Ltd. [ Our Preparations for Dollar Day Are on a Much Larger Scale Than Last Year Every Department in This Big Store Participates and the Wonderful Savings to be Effected Are More Than Worthwhile. All Sales Start Sharp at 8.30 Saturday Morning. Regular $10 and $12.50 Cloth Extraordinary Dollar Bargains In Women’s Corsets, $100 Skirts to Go at $2.50 500 Pairs Woman’s Slightly Soiled Shoes Values $1.60 to $7.00, for. One of our best shopping inducements for Dollar Oné^ of the best bargains ever offered in Women s Cor­ Day is an assortment of good quality Cloth Skirts, Made by the Queen Quality Company to Sell at $6.00 and $7.00. sets, arid one that will draw a big crowd of eager marked at a price out of all proportion to their regu­ Dollar Day, per Pair...... $3.45 shoppers, so get here early. Included are Bon Ton, lars. This offering will appeal strongly to women who Royal Worcester; Thomson's Glove Fitting and D. The best Shoe Bargain of months to go on sale Dollar Day at the above figure. A fortunate purchase of 500 & A. makes, and you can have your choice of any need a really good serviceable quality Skirt for small pair* of Women's High-Grade Footwear, made by the Queen Quality Company, »r>l if perfect would sell at $6.00 model on Dollar Day for...... $1.00 cost. The materials include serges, Panamas, tweeds, and $7 00 a pair A slight defect, scarcely noticeable in some, yet just sufficient for the shoe inspector to pass cream serge, taffeta silk, brocades, also novelty fabrics, out as not up to standard, brings them here to sell at this remarkably low price. Included are: Military Lace The Bon Ton Corsets are in small sizes only, while the Boots Gaiter Button Boots, Side Lace Boots, Patent Button Boots, Cloth Tops, newest styles in Pumps, Strap Thomson's and D. & A. makes are in all sizes. The and there is also a large variety of styles to select from. Shoes’ and Oxfords, Patent Leather, Black and White Dull Kid—in fact all the best Footwear styles in vogue this best Corset bargain ever offered at...... $1.00 season. All sizes anil all widths from A. to E. SPECIAL NOTE—These Shoes sold as “slightly imperfect" cannot be changed after day of purchase. See Large Window on View Street for Samples. -Fir.t Floor. $1.00 $1.00 —First Floor. —First Floor. $1,75 Zephyr Gingham House Dresses Ladies’ $LB0 and $1.75 Linen Skirts, Ladies’ Linen Coats, $1.00 Satin and Moire Underskirts, $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 for ...... y ••••■ Values, to $2.50, for ...... Dollar Day...... Regular $5.76 to $7.60 Values...... A splendid range of good, serviceable quality House A ver^ fine assortment of useful quality Underskirts Good serviceable quality Linen Slfirts, in natural Full length Linen Dust Coats with military collar shade, specially suitable for outing and picnic wear. and belt across hack. Specially suitable for motorists Dresses in zephyr ginghams, plain shades of blue and in satin and moire. Various styles and a good range and summer wear. You will have to shop early for of colors to choose from. These are great dollar bar­ Limited quantity only, so shop early to aàve Hisap- ifrev. also in fancy stripes. All sizes 34 to 42. these. e ■" —First Floor. gains. pointmeBt. —First Floor. _ —First Floor. Men’s Trousers, Values to Dollar Day in the Millinery Dollar Values in Embroideries & Flouncings ■ 50 Dozen Lingerie Waists $3.50, for $1.00 Department Prices on Women’s Suits Re­ In strong tweeds, whipcord*, corduroy*, IS in. Corest Cover Embroideries, usual Values $1.26 to $4.60 A Big Assortment of Untrimmed $1.00 cottonade and khaki drill, plain and 60c. grade. Dollar Day. 2 yards Dollar Day ...... adjusted for Dollar Day stripes, also in grey mixtures. Bro­ Shapes. Values to $3.50. To clear for ...... $1.00 A selectlen of fine Lingerie Waists that we might well at ...... $1.00 ken sixes, but a good assortment—a It in. Embroideries and All-Overs — term the Best Dollar Bargains yet offered in waists. This A Special Range of Trimmed Millinery For Dollar D»y we have readjusted our prices on rare opportunity. Usual 50c and 76c grades. Dollar statement we believe you will fully endorse when you see the will be offered at $2.50 and $5.00 Women's Suita, making it well worth while for the wo­ —Main Floor Day, 3 yards for ...... $1.00 samples In View Btyeet Window. Children’s Hats In a big variety to man who has yet her new Suit to buy. Particulars aa 18 in. Embroideries—Vnual 66c. and There are plain, striped and embroidered .voiles in a big clear at ...... 60< follows; * 76c grade*. Dollar Day, 2 yards variety of very dainty styles, with trimmings of fine lace; Ladies' Linen and Crash Washing Hats Boys’ Knickers, Values to for ...... $1-00 also organdie, flat, flare and novelty collars; % and full All shapes, and a very special pur­ 28 in. Embroideries and Baby Flounc­ lentfTîi sleeves; also waists In marquisettes and fine muslin* $2.00, for $1.00 chase. Dollar Day. each ... $1.00 Women’s Suits, ing». Usual $1.60 grade. Dollar Day, —Waists that have been selling throughout the season priced Good serviceable qualities in fancy —Second Floor Dollar Day, $9.75 ___yard...... • $a.OO from $1.25 to $4.50. Your choice Dollar Day at ------$1.00 tweeds. In striped and mixtures, plain Handsome Bulls In navy blue serge, purple and mahogany —Main Floor -First Floor." knee; also in brown corduroy, all $1.50 Suit Case for $1.00 shade». Also Included In tht» offering are fifteen very ex­ Mû» In the 161. Imitation Leather Suit Case — In tan pensive Imported model»., Kvery Suit le an extraordinary Dollar Bargains in Ladies' 500 Pairs Ladies’ Glace Kid Gloves . r-Gallery—Main Floor. shade; leather handle and corners; bargain. Knit Underwear To Sell at 2 Pairs for $1.00 side clasps, lock and key complete. Young Men’s and Boys’ IS inches. Six only. Reg. value $1 50. Women’s Suits, Ladies' Knit Vests—Fancy and plain An extraordinary Glove Offering this, and ladies will be For...... $1.00 tops, short and no sleeves. 7 securing sufficient pairs to last them for some considerable Alpaca Coats, Values to Suit Case — Better grade than the Dollar Day, $15.00 for ...... $1-00 time. A nice quality Glace Kid Glove In tan. green, brown above. In imitation leather, size IS Suit» In Mark and while checks, tweed», navy and black •ilk and Lisle Veste—Fancy and plain and black, Ikdtar Day. 66c pair, or 2 pairs for...... $1.00 $3.50, Dollar Day, $1.00 inch. Reg $1 50 graïîo for . $1.00 ,ergc*. In Norfolk, military and plain tailored styles A tops, short and no sleeves. 2 300 pairs Glace Kid Gloves—2 clasp In tan. brown, white Light, cool, comfortable Coat* for .—Main Floor. . splendid chance to secure • better-grade quality at a popu­ for ...... $1.00 and black.. Superior quality. Special, Dollar Day. at, Ladies’ Open Meeh Vesta—Fancy a ml pair ...... $1.00 hot weather wear, in eizea for young lar price. plain tops, short and no sleeves, all —Main Floor men and boys. Colors black, grey and Extraordinary Silk sizes. 3 for ...... $1.00 fine stripes. Bargains for Dollar Day $22.50 Navy Blue Serge Suits, Ladies' Drawers—Umbrella knee, open — Main Floor and closed ; all sizes. 4 for . $1.00 Clearing Up a Sample Range of Cloth Dresses, Wash Silks, F.ul.rd. and Taaaene—36 Dollar Day, $17.50 Ladies' Drawers—Tight and umbrella to 44 Inches wide. Values 11.75. Although this price reduction I» not In proportion to the $35.00 to $45.00 Valuea, Dollar Day, $10.00 Men’s Hats, Values to $4.00, knee, open and closed ; all sizes; 3 A limited quantity of Sample Dresses we intend clearing up Dollar Day, at. yard ...... $1.00 other Suit offerings mentioned here, we would particularly for ...... $1.00 on Dollar Day, so we have made the price a most attractive for $1.00 Pailettee, Taffeta», Charmeua. and point out that these Suits were specially good values at — First Floor one. Various novelty styles and materials In blues, greens Massalinee, 36 to 40 In wide Valuea $22 50, and therefore are unusual bargains at the reduced A big a*sort ment of Men'* Bet ter-grade and black. 61.50 to 12.60. Dollar Day, at. jeer figure Mad»4 in Norfolk style in navy blue se«fr only. Hats, In velours and felts, all grouped yard ...... $t.CO —First Floor. -—First Floor Bargains in Women’s Boot into this one offering for a big sale. Silk Crape da China, In floral and Broken sizes. striped effect». 40 In wide. Value» Hose Children’s Wash Dresses, '—Main Floor 11 76 to 12.76. Dollar Day. at, per A Dollar Day Special in Ladies’ Cloth Coats Ladies' Extra Fine Silk Beat Has»—In yard ...... $1.410 black, tan and white. 3 pairs Values to $2.75, for $1.00 - V . Silk Crepes, In floral dislpns. 38 In. at $13.75 for ...... $1-00 This offering will pteeae parents who have girls from 2 to Boys’ Play Suits, Values to wide. Value 12.60. Dollar Day, at, Fashionable Unata In taffeta silks, covert cloths, black and Ladies’ Silk Beat Hess, in tan only. 4 14 years to provide wKS new colored tub dresses. Each yard ...... $1.00 $1.75, for $1.00 white checks and regular military Coats tn khaki. Hplendld pairs for ...... $1.00 dress in this offering is an attractive style suitable for thta Fancy Silk Stripes, II 50 value Dollar qualities, and your choice from any model in the rangjc Lqdiee' Fine Lisle Hose, In black, tan seasons wear. They are to be had in all colors in fancy The regular Boys* Play Suits in cow­ day, at, yard $1.4M> Dollar Day ...... -...... $13.75 and white. 4 pair* for .vi $1.00 checks, stripes and plaids, also In black and white effects. boy and Indian styles. Fancy Wool and Silk Stripe, value Ladies' Cotton Lisle Hess. 3 pair* --First Floor Materials Include gingham*, chambray. and pique. Sizes —Gallery—Main Floor. 62 50. Dollar Day, at, yard $1.00 for ...... $1-00 2 to 14 years. Make sure of the size dress you require by -4Maln Floor $5.75 Silk Fibre Sweaters, Ladies’ Cashmere Hose. 4 paire shopping early. . for ...... $1-00 —First Floor. Men's Underwear, Two Dollar Day, $2.50 Children's Cashmere Ribbed Hose — Dollar Specials at Drug A most welcome off« rlng« *peclally as these outer garments Small sizes only, t pair* for $1.00 Ladies’ Toilet Outfits for $1.00 Suits for $1.00 arc so fashionable this season. Ktyle shows V-neck, side - Main Floor Department Consisting of 1 box Egyptian Violet Soap. ’ 1 Hand Toilet Men's Summer Weight Balbriggen pockets and belt back. In colors emerald, purple, and black; Shirts and Drawers, In colors grey, Perfumes—All French odors, big var­ Package- soap, cream, perfume, and face powder. 1 Tooth­ also two-tone shade* of black with gold, hello with white, iety. Dollar Day only, 3 ozs. $1.00 Dollar Values in Ladies’ brush, I Wa*h Rag, 1 pot Tooth Paste and 1 tin Violet pink, sky and natural; long sleeves, Citrate of Magnesia—1 lb. bottles, black with cerise, and black with emerald. Neckwear Talcum. The whole outfit for...... $1.00 ankle length. Special for Dollar Day usually sold at 76c. Dollar Day, 2 —2 Suit* for ...... $1.00 bottles for ...... $1.00 Veetees—Very latest styles and all Men's Light-weight Summer Shirts Bathing Caps, pure rubber, assorted $8.75 Silk Sweaters fresh new stock. Lace and musHn. Men’s Shaving Outfits for $1.00 and Drawers — In balbrlggan and colors. Dollar Day, 3 for ... $1.00 Dollar Day, $5.75 A special assortment for Dollar Day < . nslsllng of 1 Razor Strop, 1 Shaving Brush. 1 Cream. merino. Natural and white, long or 1 Talcum Powder, 1 AftershaVe. The whole outfit for $1.1 J short sleeves, knee or ankle length. —Drug*—Main Floor. | at ...... $1.00 Another most attractive offering, and one that will be All sizes. At, per suit ...... $1.00 cleared iwlckly. Thl. Sweater In a heavier quality, coat Lace and Muslin Cellars—Special for —Drugs—Main Floor. Big Values in Staple Goods shape, V-neck, side pocket» and belt back. In color» cerise. Dollar Day; 2 for ...... $1.00 —Main Floor.. »axe, emerald, fop. nhagen, and violet, also In two tone and 3 for ...... $1.00 Carpet Offerings for Dollar Day White and Colored Turkish Towel*. shade» of black with rose, green with black and violet with Fancy Leather Bag»—In black and col­ 8 x 8 ft. Japanese Mat—Good serviceable quality. Dollar ors. useful sizes and shapes, values Men’s Shirts at $1.00 49c, 50c and 76c value*. 4 for $1.00 Day ...... $1.00 Wh'“’ -Finit Floor to Honeycomb Towel*, good sts«\ 11.50 $1.76, far :...... $1.00 Twisted Wire-Grass Runners—3 x 9 ft., splendid for hall* Oddments in Men’s Shirts being cleared value, at, p 2 ions. and many other useful article*. Value* thnt sell In scrims, all 36 In wide and 30-inch For all orders placed on Dollar Day for this carpeting, we fancy silk stripe, turn down rever­ f. r $1.00 the regular way to $6.76. Your choice Dollar pay at $1.00 .cretonnes. * Dollar Day, 8 yards will measure your room, make and lay carpet, for the inclu­ for ...... f $1-00 sive sum of $l.ÇO a yard. This is a very special opportun­ sible col Lire and pocket. Rises 14 H Fancy Runners, Squares and Table —Art—First Floor. 81 in. Washable Cretonnes and Colored ity, and one you cannot well afford to miss if you need to 17. Dollar Day, each ... $1.041 Clcths, $2 f'O, $3.00, ar. t $4 00 grades, \- Bordered Scrims; alee white hemeee *• new floor covering*. — Main Floor. tach ...... •=-.... $1.00 Dollar Day in the Whitewear Section Muslins, 36 and 40 It.: wide. Dollar 7 —Second Floor Damcsk Table Clethe, full size. $1.50 Day, 6 yards for ...... $1.00 and- $1.76 grade*, each ...... $1.00 ■The June Bale of White will be continued, when additional 81 in. Cretonnes, 38 in. Colored, White Table Napkins. $2.5'’ and $2.75 ’ A !... $1.00 giving a detailed Jlst of Bargains—but you will «ml them end 45 in. Hemeee Muslins — Dollar Camp Steel, with stout brown canvas top. Reg. 35c. Dollar well worth while, ings for Dollar Day FlowercH Creprs, Wu. mr and Ging­ Day. 6 yards for ...... $1.00 Day, 4 for ...... $1.0© hams. 23c. gesde. 7 y.trdw f i —First Floor Space will not permit of full details, 88 in. Washable Sllkelinee-40 different Camp Steele with back—To fold flat, ytrong brown canvaa ’ cl! C ize - .sets, $1.7'. * \ for. per but the following goods will patterns to select from. Dollar Day. top Reg 76c. Dollar Day, 2 for ...... $1.00 I air ...... $1.00 Candy Specials for Dollar Day T yards for...... $1.00 Camp Cet, folds into very small com paw. Stout brown can­ Butter Scotch—Packed In useful else tins for sending to 18 * 18 Cuehmn Cover Cases—In tapes­ vaa top, splendid for tenta and camp upe, Reg. 82.66 value. Boys’ Jersey Sweater», 1 for . Hardware Bargains for soldier». Reg. 26c. 'Dollar Day, 6 tine for ...... »1.M try and Russian embroidery work. Dollar Da* each ...... T M” ÿ a |TN: VgRt SW*»t*r LOlU, Dollar Day Assort Ml Cheeelateo—Reg. 26c. bos Dollar Day. 6 bum Regular to $3.60. Dollar Day. each . $1.00 for ...... S VS* at. Men's Silk Thread Seeks, 3 pairs ■ T*W£SSP' tflSrr^tïgkM-' «*»-;«* F —Drapery—First Floor. Clearing Short Ends Dress Fabrics at $1.00 for $1.00 Boilers—Anti-rust, and In sins * and n«iSaturday. tn xjcx j. _z#i‘’ ’ _ ■m*4i **1 9 Value* ll.t5.iind $1.90. Doll.tr . 1 x Wyà1 W^'Sâïrt» ^ Fabrice, will be marked for special ctedrance on Dollar ***** Man's Cett»n Seeks, black and colere, ■ 'tijgywW.'.-vOteif v whw* ai. '. Day at ...... •...... $1.00 $1.65 and $1.90 Wash Boilers at $1.00 Creme da Lime Juice and Creme da Mentha—Reg J6c boa. Special for Dollar Day —Main Flodr reinforced toee and heela. 8 pair» Dollar Day. 6 ho.ee for ...... J1.B4» for ...... $1.00 Useful Kitchen Utèneils—3 for $1.00 Bey*' Cotton Shirt Waists — In light Panama Fruit»—Reg 26c. tin. Dollar Day, 6 tin» for f 1.00 Men's Knitted Silk Ties, all shades, Y\. have Included -In this offering the fancy stripes, with the new double Latest Reprints, 2 for $1.00 regular 86c. 4 for ...... $1.00 famous “tk m" *elf-ba*ttng Roa*t collar attached and pocket. Blare « ANOTHER FUSE TRIP TO PANAMA SXPOBITION !Ki.r i . - Men's. Motrerured Meadfcercta Ç-» a tf :mz Fn|7rx2hwid»ttr*ju3 ^'m- im conppn-'jfiii»*' - - -ffWim»' -laoUwealaar* -Mae *1.0® -j ‘TSSÜà-J!3WrçâüI~WWï:iMiVêr* imfr Boys' CeHoglste Shirts, m fast coir# TO ^ - and on sale Dollar Dey at 2 for $1.1 Instead of 60c eaCji. Gray Suede and Ten Kid Gloves. all Double Boiler*. You van choose any Dandy Department about this. cambrics Blare 12% to 14 years. Hcorea of different titles and authora. Rises, at, pair ...... Bl. thn • of these articles Dollar Day — Main Floor Reg. 61.26 value for...... *1.00 ■ ...... wj.i'm' Main * FVi I . "SXaqG» ; ****** - * $i.uo * ■■ ■ ■ ■. j------■ » i animai ... . ' I-ïAfn Floor» Ltd. .Vw "" -V -..~ . • ■ '."S»' ’■ * 7, •- • i-Vi»'!»*»' ' 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. FRIDAY, JUNK 11, 1915 WHS»™——■■=■"==■ . First Class Petty officer Newcombe and Pte. R M. Crane. R. M L. L; Stoker Longhurst, H. M. S. Kent, and "Cyclone" Scott; Joe Bailey and Al. Davies. Stoker 3. Britton. H. M. 8. Kent, and Able Seaman Goslin. While the reception -was a strictly naval and military affair, all of the O’Connells Is Ready for Your local corps were represented, including the 88th. 50th and 5th Regiments, men CIVIC RECEPTION WAS HUGE SUCCESS of thjp 4$th Battalion, the Naval Volun­ teers, National Reserve. Compalgners' association. 1 Home Guards and1 men from H. M. S. Shearwater and the sub­ Dollar Day Buying BOXING BOUTS ENJOVED BV TARS marines^ Bulging With Big Bargains was carried out by the members of the MAJOR LEAGUES Smoker at Drill Hall in Honor Vancouver Island A. A. A. The flags Read the Values Offered Below as Well as Our Special Offers Madj in Last Night’s Times of H. M. S. Kent; Interest­ of the allie» were a background for the stage, while behind the head table, NATIONAL LEAGUE. ing Programme where Mayor Stewart. Capt. ‘ Allen. Standing. Commander Bedford, Col. Holmes and w. L. Pet. In every department we are ready for Dollar Day, ready fur the biggest day’s business this season. Philadelphia ...... 21 .571 tlie gldermen sat, were huge Unions U Don’t miss us to-morrow. Chicago ...... 21 1» .868 Jacks, the Naval Ensign and the Tri­ Brooklyn ...... 22 21 .518 Victorians showed their appreciation color of France. It was a big under­ Pittsburgh ...... 22 21 .512 of the service# that the officers and taking and too much credit cannot be ...... 23 23 50) New Suit Reductions ere* of H. M. 8. Kent have performed given to the V. I. A. A. for their ef­ ...... 21 .481 ?«*$■ the Kmpire in » very convincing forts in this respect, while the quality Cincinnati ...... 7..17 23 .12. $15.00 SUITS for ...... $10.00 $22.50 SUITS for ...... $17.50 • mnner at the drill hall last night, ahJ quantity of ' the refreshments New York ...... 16 22 .421 when the civic reception to the ship's served were pleasing to all. AMERICAN LEAGUE. $25.00 SUITS for ...... $20.00 •ftimplement was held. It goes without lu his address of welcome to the gal­ -Yesterday's Results. $18.00 SUITS for ...... $13.00 aayihg that the smoker was one of the lant Jack tars. Mayor Stewart spoke $30.00 SUITS for...... 7...... $25.00 mod successful ever held In the capi­ At New York—Chicago. 5: New York. 4 of the magnificent work that the Kent At Philadelphia—Cleveland. 1, Phila­ $20.00 SUITS for ...... $15.00 $35.00 SUITS for...... $30.00 tal, aiiu the all-mund excellence of the had performed, and stated that the city delphia, 11. entertainment combined in making the w as open to each and every member of At Washington—St. Louie. 2; Washing- evening a very enjoyable one. Nearly the crew. Capt. Allen was received The Suit values quoted above include every Suit we have in our big stock. Here is a chance at some of the finest new-style a thousand sailors and soldiers crowded with tremendous enthusiasm, and his At Boston—Detroit. '5; Boston. 6. Suits in Victoria, not even excepting staple Blue Serges at $5.00 oft the regular prices at which they have been selling rapidly. the spacious drill hall, and not only popularity with his own crew was eas­ Standing. were refreshment.-* of a very palatable ily * 21 New York ...... 23 .152 HEAVY HIGH GRADE SWEATERS, ONLY $2 60 SOFT AND HARD HATS, $1.00 ing Mayor Stewart, the aldermen and ou* welcome, he stated his pleasure at 7777?::. 19 the hard-working committee, that his Cleveland ...... 19 21 .432 Beet of quality; handsomely made In coat style; In red only. Worth A genuine bargain In new shsp«i and fine materials; worth $3.00 seeing »> many members of the army Ht. Louie ...... 27 .41.: nui» had had "some time." In the hall. He assured his hearer* $8.50. ^ ___ and $1.50. Philadelphia ...... 18 27 .40V ' The ritisvn* of the'capital have al­ tha» he was Immensely proud of the FEDERAL LEAGUE. HIGH CLASS UNDERWEAR, $1.00 WICK’S FANCY HAT BANDS, 26c EACH ways taken more than a k 1 ndly interest brother service, and voiced his feelings in the welfare of His Majesty's blue­ Yeaterdr. y’a Results. . Balance of our stock of Dr. Dlemel'e famous Linen Mesh, and many Your choice of our entire stock of these well-known Fancy Hat at the magnificent" work that the Cana­ jackets, ami last night’s reception was dians were doing in Europe. At Brooklyn-«First game»—Newark. other good lines, worth td $3.00 a garment. Bands, worth to $1.50. '>nly one more spoke In the wheel of Brooklyn. 7. «Second gamei—Newark. 1. Manager Rice, of the Pontages’ cir Brooklyn. I. friendship that binds this seaport to cult, very kindly loaned several of HI» the naval service. The presenc,. of the ' "XT“Batttmore—i First gamei—Buffalo. 6, VISIT O'CONNELL'S FOB MEN'S WEAR ON DOLLAR DAY ASK FOR $100 GOLD PRIZE COUPONS feature acta, in addition to the regular detachments of the different corps now Baltimore. 3. (Second game»—Buffalo. 6. programme. Mis* Dorothy Vaughan's Baltimore, 13. stationed at the Willow» and Esqui­ songs were encored time ami again, At Kansas City—Chicago. 3; Kansas mau. added to the pleasure of the even­ the artist receiving a handsome City. 6. ing. the-army and navy fraternizing in bouquet from the members of the (No other games scheduled, i a manner that must have been pleasing Kent. Messrs. West and Van Sicklen ■landing. to the higher officers who attended the 645-7 YATES “You’ll Like Our gave their merry sketch and songs, W L. Pet reception Petty rivalries were put while Messrs. Friend and Downing Kansas City . 14 .617 aside for the time being, and one and were also warmly welcomed. J. Dun- Pittsburgh ...... 2.'. 18 .581 STREET Clothes” all joined In to enjoy themselves to the ford and Jock Melville made a big hit Brooklyn ...... M 21 .551 fullest extent. It was an open hearVd SSFRs with their songs. Pte.^ W. Pellet giving Newark ...... ’-‘4 23 Ml gleeting by the city of Victoria to the a splendid comic song that brought HI Louis ...... 23 23 ■5DI heroes of the empire, and none enjoyed Chicago ...... 23 24 «9S Formerly Fitzpatrick A O'Coe Bell down the house The Fifth Regiment it nor* than the Jackie* from H. M S. Buffalo ...... 2J .435 Kent. bund furnished the latest popular and Baltimore ...... 17 28 .361 military airs, occupying the boxing fader command of Capt, Allen and ring tmrtt the athletic part of Tti# pro­ ____PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. his officers. the sailors marched gramme started Yesterday's Results WESTMINSTER HOME the happy knack or scoring despite It Is altogether likely that the Van­ a roupie of occasions against that through the main streets to the drill So pleased was Capt. Allen with the At Oakland-San Francisco. 2; Oakland. strong opposition. The Spring*. Grumpy couver Amateur lacrosse association famous aggregation of stiokhandler# hall shortly after § o'clock, quite a boxing exhibition furnished by the « that represented New Westminster in crowd viewing the strapping conquer­ At lew Angeles—Lh Angeles. 3 Ven­ PLAYERS ARE BEST and Doughy, are showing the way at will adopt the dual referee system for MMSOfi brothers that he had the 1*13. ors of the Nurnburg and Dresden, as youngsters brought round to him. The ice. 0. present with seven and nine, respec­ future matches In the city ikierm.-di- SCORERS IN LEAGUE they swung along in the driving rain. Japane.**» tfoup. composed of 8. Ki- At Portland—Salt Lake-Port land, post- tively. Whether they will hold the ale aerie*. It U believed that the re­ A surprise awaited th**m nt the drill yooka. T. Fiyimorl. M, Mitsui. J. Kano poned. rain. lead Is questionable There may be Standing flaW West minster is not only lead­ sult» will be miore satisfactory. • halT. where M u t Si.-w in and the iuad M Kawal. gave an exhibition of surprises when the trio of former east­ w 1» Pet Bobby Knight is on- of the veter­ THREE MATCHES IN a! lermen awaited them. The hall had •Japanese fencing, wrestling and ath­ ing In the coast pro. series, but mem­ ern stars, now with Vancouver. Fits. .tan Francisco ...... $5 27 JS6S ans of the game In this part of the been decorated in a. splendid manner letics, that was greatly enjoyed. Th» bers of the team are out In front In Roberts and Donihee. get going. Rut country, and he'* going better than Salt I-ake City ...... 33 29 .531 by the men of the Kent, while the elec­ other I»outs were Stoker Row. H. $5 .514 the race for Individual scoring honors. right now the palm must be extended ever. Bobby played his first game !.<*» Angeles ...... 37 trical Installation#, above the stage, the M S Kent, and Pte. Gatenby. 8*th Oakland ...... 13 36 .478 As goal-getters the Royals have .al­ to the sharpshooters on the Royal City way back in 1st» and has been up CRICKET LEAGUE canopy of flags, and the work of look­ .3?- .46* ways been remarkable. They possess Fusiliers: Cpl. J. Ross. 48th Battalion, 34 with the big. fellows, having played on ing after the refreshments and tabled. and Stoker 8. Hick#. H. M. submarine; . 2» 36 .446 Garrison and Victoria Clubs to OUB MOTTO—"SERVICE’ Meet at the Work Point Grounds 1

Cricket Schedule. Albion* vs. Victoria A2. at the, Albion We Are Not Selling Victoria Al v». Fifth Regiment, at Work Point barrack*. HOW ABE THESE FOB Five C'a V*. Civil Service, at Jubilee Hospital grounds. The tit-bit of the afternoon"* fixtures $25 Suits for $ 1 te undoubtedly the game b -tween the X'lctoria "À1 team and the Fifth Regi­ -i ment. Xhe with the Garri­ son team, are making a strong fight for The man of sound judgment and common sense knows perfectly well that no business the Virtue cup and It will not occasion any surpris* it they were to pull off an­ house can do thia and do a legitimate business. ______— DOLLAR DAY ? other win Five C’e and Civil Service hare already met once this season In During our Alteration Sale we are offering reasonable and substantial reductions on our league cricket and on that occasion the entire stock of Fit-Reform Clothing. Civil Service were the victors. A tight game should be witness-d between these Every person buying a Suit at this store during our Alteration Sale is making a real two teams, but the odds are In favor of saving of money. the Civil Service, who are o-tter equipped BARGAINS » with bowlers than the Five Cs. Fit-Reform Clothes are excellent values at their original prices. They are honest clothes, honestly tailored by honest workmen. Five Ce vs. Civil Hervk*e-The follow­ ing will represent the Five C's In their Having the opportunity of buying these hand-tailored clothes at the following price re­ match with the Civil Service to-morrow: ductions makes this sale an event of considerable importance to the man who really cares Never before have we offered such remarkable bargains, but Dbllar Day only P. C. Payne. Gordon Iteming. George Nlcholis, George Incoming. Jimmie Nic­ to save real money on reliable and trustworthy clothing. comes once a year, so we decided to give something worth while to the buying holls. (ï. Sellars. A K I«ea. J. Clowes. public. You can gamble that the quality of these goods is A1 Quality. We It. -V Lea. Sam Marshall and II. Gree­ ley. Reserves— E. Cotton. J. Feakins WE EXPECT THAT SATURDAY WILL BE A BUSY DAY WITH US carry everything of the best. Below you will find a limited number of items, and Barker Team and reserves are re­ PLEASE SHOP EARLY quested Is he 'on the ground of Jubilee but remember, the store is full of their kind for Saturday—Dollar Day. hospital not later than 2 o’clock prompt. A general meeting of the Five C'a MEN'S SUITS FULL DRESS SUITS cricket ctub Is catted for Tuesday even­ Value* to IÎ4.40, Men's Suita...... 912.8S $28.00 Full Dress Suita...... ’. 921.85 \ r EVERYTHING YOU NEED AT THE ONE PRICE—ONE DOLLAR ing next. In the Cathedral schoolroom. Value» to $22.90. Men'» Huits...... -914.85 130 00 Full Dress Suits...... $23.85 Quadra street, at 8 o'clock. All members Valuta to $25.00, Men's Suits...... $16.85 are urgently requested U> attend as busi­ Value* to $28.00, Men's Suits...... $18.M $35 00 Full Dress Suits...... 927.85 Straw Hats, regular value $3.00. Men’s Ties, regular value 75c. ness of Importance will he discussed. $1.00 $1.00 Values to $30 00. Men's Suits...... 9*1.85 $40^0 Full Dre»» Suits..,...... $29.85 Price...... Price, 3 for ...... Value* to $32.50. Men'» Suits...... 984.85 $45.00 Full Dree» Suite...... $93.85 Sergeant J Ç. Anthony. recently Value* to $36.00. Men's Bulls...... 988.85 wounded at Hill •». was a prominent Value# to $40.00. Men's 8ulta...... 9*8.86 Negligee Shirts, regular value ü* 1 AA Children’s Hata, regular $1.00. member of tlie r ive C’a cricket club. ENGLISH ZAMBRENE AND FIT-REFORM FROCK COATS AND VESTS $1.50. Price ...... «P l.UU $1.00 • SHOWERPROOF COATS Price, 2 for...... Victoria At eleven—A. Booth. T. Hay­ $25.00 Frock Costs and Vesta...... 918*85 ward. It. A. Spencer, II. J. Horton. L. A. $30.00 Frock Coats and Veete...... 983.85 Value» to $25 00. Coats...... $18.95 Gurney. H. Wylee. F Lewln. P D. Silk Sox, regular 65c. TUXEDO COATS Value» to $30 00. Coat»...... $23.95 Men’s Wash Vests, smafl sizes, doe pel. !.. Joncs, A. N. Other, H. A: $1.00 $1.00 Value* to $20.00, Tuxedo Coat».... 914.86 Price, 3 for ...... :, regular $1.50. Price. 2 for.. (Toward, rapt. Value* to $36.00. Coat»...... $37.95 Boys’ Shirt Waists, regular Victoria At play the Albion on the A Line of Norfolk Suita, Valu* to $22.00, Priced to Sell st $16.86. $1.00 Boys’ Knicker Pants, regular $100 Albion ground to-morrow. 2 p.m sharp. value 85c. Price, 2 for...... $1.50. Price ...... Victoria At eleven—R. it/" Vaughan An Extra Special Line of Blue Serge and Blue Worsted Suits, Priced to Sell at $18.86. leapt.». A. F. Mitchell. A. B. I*awrence. w Evans, J Giles, A. HUI. F. Smith. L. “Fit-Reform Cloths*" are sold at the same price throughout the whole of Canada. You pay the same Men’s Soft Hats, regular $2.50. $1.00 Boys’ Jerseys, regular $1.50. Wyles. F. Halford. L. Coton. A N price in Montreal that you pay In Victoria The prices are sewn into the pocket* of thé clothe* by the Price ...... Price ...... $1.00 other. tailor* before the garments leave the workrooms. The Fit-Reform label on a garment mean» as much ta y*u as the “Sterling Mark" dees on silver. It is the H*l| Mark end Seal *f Quality. Rod Hill cricketers were defeated by Ht. Michael's school on Wednesday by dson, with 71. not out. was ■....iwtmmmasmm We May Be a Little Way Out of the Business District, But it Will Pay You to SPORT NOTES. Visit Us. BUY YOUR SUIT TO-DAY—AND BUY IT FROM

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II “4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915 —,Elii^-'U-a ...... ------' : ' A STATEMENT AND SPOKANE SHUTS OUT VICTORIA LEIFS TWILIGHT BASEBALL DECIDED UPON —A FACT On DOLLAR DAY we guarantee that no store in town will give the VALUE in SUITS and RAINCOATS that we are going to give. hi g money, however, so Dug could not PROFIT will be eliminated and VALUES given to the people that have never been known before. McKenry Loses to Noyes in afford to keep him near, especially Great Twirling Duel; • Six with a man- like Cad man. The latter can cajtch every game in a season and SEE OUR SPECIAL DOLLAR WINDOW o’clock Baseball When Van­ never feel a bit tired. Tea ley Ray­ mond will probably keep young Harth $1.00 couver Play Here Next Week in right field, where he will be avail­ WORK SHIRTS, 2 for STRAW HATS . . . GLOVES ...... $1.00 WASH VESTS . . . $1.00 able. should ('adman he injured. This « FEW OF only...... $1.00 will enable the Seattle club to carry NIGHTSHIRTS . . $1.00 OUR DOLLAR 75c TIES, 2 for . . . $1.00 P°JrKET FELT HA^ (M) six pltthcr* or an extra in fielder. Fxtra bate hits caused' Frank Mr The latest novelty In the baseball COMBINATIONS *100 CAPS...... $100 SPECIALS Kojir>'s downfall yesterday at Spok­ line is an automatic umpire. Such a 8 PR. SOX...... $1.00 SHIRTS, with separate ane. after the tall Victoria twirier had contrivance Is the invention of H. E. $1.00 collars...... $1.00 run up a record of three straight Westgate, a newspaper inah of la»* TWEED HATS . . ganiex, the Indians winning 1 to' 0, Angeles, and Is now on exhibition at NOTE ADDRESS and taking the lead on the series. Win the Grand Central palace., Noyes, who last year started with the T* > device consists of a batter and Huston I trace*, was the t Wirier wh<> catcher — painted figures —standing shut out our hopefuls, and he pitched mar a home plate. The body of the a beautiful game. Noyes was backed catcher is -made electrically sensitive up In great style by the Spokane in- in the actual measurements of what is h« Id. no less than three double plays known as. the strike lone so that a being turned In that killed Victoria properly delivered strike rings a bell. Cuming & Co., 727 Yates St. rallies. .The Leaf* could not bunch The apparatus is so sensitive that a I her blows, with the result that when ball going the slightest fraction of an Spokane gave Noyes a lead in the inch outside of the sone will not re­ early part of 3he game. It was easy gister a strike. sailing for the Indian slab artist. The Inventor of the automatic um­ pled, the absence of McLeod from the ingham for mound duty are both re­ professional. had a forty-nine score. Owner Joshua KIngham announces pire believe» that with his apparatus LEAFS AGAIN LOSE l lineup making It necessary for Jack liable. Plummer, of Swan River, Man., was that two Twl-llght game* will lie ft will be possible for wild pitchers to Curt la. their star southpaw, to fill In also right behind the Calgary man. Jtm played next week when the Vancouver perfect control. This opinion is shared the Infield. Their fiychasing corps has Jennings, of Toronto, won the sweep­ club will make their initial appear­ by a number, of major league pitchers been strengthened by the addition of stake prise, w.th George Barnes. of gpukane— A.B. R. H. P.O. A. K Hamilton, second. Barnes amt Jennings - ance of the season here. Monday's who have made actual test# of the iHmter Plows and Htrm* Curttw. NORTHWESTERN! Wuffll. 2b...... 4 0 0 4 C 0 also won the high gun events. Walter - game will, start at ...I m'clock. Tuesday, contrivance. 1 0 0 ft TO CLASH TO-NIGHT The following will be the lineup of Izewi*. If...... 3 2 Yesterday's Results. Ewing was among the leaders. Indies Day at 4 o’elock and Wednes­ (l 0 the teams for Friday night's combat : Will lam*, of...... 4 0 2 1 Spokane; -3: Victoria, 0. day at • o’clock. Mr. KIngham says 0 Hills—Livingstone, c.; Wright, p.; Vancouver. R. C.. June 11.—Van­ Sitedv, lb...... 2 1 11 1) Vancouver, 2; Aberdeen, 1. Portland, Ore.. June 11.—W. J. Houser, that the continuance rtf the Twl-llght couver won two games from Aberdeen Neighbors, rff. .... 3 0 0 2 0 Micholson, lb.; Burnett, 2b.; Slater, ss.; games depends upon the patronage Vancouver". 2; Aberdeen. L of Pomeroy, won the Ko*? Festival yesterday, t^Tng each game by a Brennegan. c...... S 1 6 1 « E Copas. Sb.; Mesher, Irving. MvAdam Seattle-Taconia, rain. match, .the inaIn event Of the tourna­ that the club receives on Monday. The Murphy, 3b. .. J... 3 0 1 2 3 score of 2 to 1. Colwell was In grand and Yates, outfielders. Wa rds—Qu I nn. f'andlng. ment. He broke HW out of N» targets. Victoria owner look* for. a big Im­ form in the first match, allowing only (oltrin. ss...... 3 {1 0 1 3 for C: ::r Amateur Title; c,; Purdy, p.; Menxiey, lb.; J. Curtis. Frank M. Troeh, of Vancouver, Wash., provement In the play of the loafs’ .... t 0 0 0 2 two hits, while In the evening contest Noy“' p...... " 2b.; Dlnsdale. **,; Lamphere.. 36.: H. W. I* Pet Win Lose made the highest total score of Dm* when they return to their own stamp­ Kramer was invincible. Amateur Ball Gossip Plows. H. Curtis. 8. Plows and Kerr, Victoria .... 27 21 .671 .551 tournament, getting 392 hits vit of ti total ing grounds, and figures Menges" re­ .... 27 3 «1 27 15 2 Score (first game)— R. H. E. outfielders. .... 27 21 .563 .571 .551 of 460 shots. Vk'jtotla— A B. H. II P.O. A. E turn to the game will enable them to Vancouver ...... 2 6 2 Hawkins' Cub* and Bapcos are the .... 27 23 .540 ■ 519 ..'•29 flliitw. 3b...... 4 0 1 2 2 u get away in first place and stay on general favorites with the fans for Vancouver ... 26 25 .509 .51» .506 Alierdeen...... 1 2 1 Butler, ea ...... 4 0 0 2 2 ft Bill "I«efty" Wright 1* the selec- Aberdeen .... 22 30 423 .134 .415 naileries — Colwell and Cheek; Kaylor. of...... 3 0 1 2 (• 0 the senior baseball championship. To Seattle ...... 20 29 .«fts .420 ,4Crt Hughes and Vance. Kelly, lb ...... 4 0 0 € e 1 date neither of these club* has been 8an Francisco. June 11.—Hirry Wol- Score (evening game)— R. H. E. Tobin, rf...... 3 0 1 1 ft n a defeated in a league game. These clubs verton manager of the San Francisco Vancouver...... 2 7 0 Nye. 2b...... 3 0 0 2 0 1 'V have the edge on the other senior en­ club of the Pacific coast bascl>all Alierdeen...... 1 3 3 Haworth, If...... 2 0 o 3 1 ft P tries, and they should finish in the WESTERN CRACK IS Wgtie; was seriously injured here by (Seven innings.) Hoffman, c. .. 0 first division. O. P. R. have a fairly 2 WINNER OF TOURNEY Hot* his motor car last night, and accord­ Batteries — K ramer and Brottem; Vi Kenry, p...... 3 0 1 1 " s strong club, but lack with the stick. Why ing to his physician, will be otit "of Engle and By 1er. — le Victoria West can boast of two star ____ AT OTTAWA TRAPS the game for at least two months. Totals ...... 29 0 6. 24 10 1 t! -pitcher* in Hhapestifware and Todd, Doth- collar bones were broken, gnd - Jam- by .Innings— FhouTd thy Xortbenders but their team mates field poorly be­ the physician fears Internal injuries' TO AT FORTUAN6. Vie tori# ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 •-» « hind them, while the Merchant* have Ottawa, June 11— Ren. McLaren, of 0 0 0 0 x-3 _ Wolverton was cranking the car. It Spokau - ...... 1 0 1 a strong club but are in need of more Calgary, won the Canadian amateur Summary — Three-base lilts — championship at the Dominion trap­ h*d not been left on neutral, and Vancouver. B. C., June 11.—Norman team work and an additional pitcher. Brennegan Su rtfloe fiv- Sheely. Stolen shooting tournament. In two events at started, running over him. Dlllabough and H. Leggett, two of the Tuesday night Paul Slater will make By their defeat of B°acon Hill and PRESIDENT star track men of the Vancouver Ath­ base—William» ball*—Off twenty-five birds each Mvl^aren turned By n vrt to stop the triumphant North Ward, the Vlct«*rlas ha* gained letic club, who have been faithfully Kenry. 2: off Noyes, ? Struck out- tn two perfect cards. Hi* fifty straight When Russ Hall cut Joe Wally 5. ftoubte play»- " a substantial lead In the Intermediate comprised a record for the tournament. training for some time past at Brock­ M. Kenry. 2: by adrift. It meant the passing of this Coltrln to Wuffll tn Hhevh Kelle to But ' a remarkable division. Both in their game* with fdcLaren was favored by a heavy wind, SUSPENDER young backstop from the Northwest­ ton Point, left yesterday for Portland. 1er to Kellv: Murphy to Wuffll to Rh'M'ly ; * the Hflls and -Ward* the leader* dls- which blew up after he had completed, NONE-SO EASY ern league. Wally was with the Seat­ Oregon, where they will represent the Wuffll to «"oltrin to Sheely. I**ft bat evening predict a victory , layed splendid team work, their field­ and thus made thing* bad for the other tle elitb since 1911, and proved a handy locàl club in the P. N. A. championship buste- Spokane. 3; Vktoru». 4. Umpire- f« Hills. ing being sensational, while they are shots. Montreal. Hamilton and Toronto man to have around. He drew down AlctJreevy. Time—1.25. Xorth Ward's pitching staff 1* crip­ all dangerous hitters. Parfitt and Gill­ men were well up. Bills, the Chicago

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SEE OUR WINDOWS SPLENDID PRIZE HERE TO-MORROW SEE OUR WINDOWS If You Are Lucky Here We are giving Three Prizes. Every customer gets a coupon. The drawing will be pulled off on Is What You Get for $1 Monday, in our front window^ DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 3 DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 7 READ CAREFULLY OUR LIST OF BARGAIHS FOR THE RIG DAY $2.50 Shirts With Separate Collar $1 75 and $ I Neckwear 35c, 3 for $1 FIRST PRIZE—You g e t Here Is the Clothing Snap of a Lifetime Six Dozen Shirts, made of fine zephyrs, in all the Onr Entire Stock of 75c and $1.00 Neckwear, in all your choice of any Navy Blue newest patterns; separate collar to match. Good the latest silks; absolutely new. Get in early. or Black Suit in the store. This Fur one day our entire stork of high-grade Men’s value at $2 and $2.50. Dollar Day Special $1.00 Saturday morning ; 35y, or 3 for...... $1.00 means a $.‘15.00 Suit. Clothing will be cut into three prices, so now is the time SECOND PRIZE—Kntitles DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 8 to get busy, as it lasts for one day only. "you to any Baliuaeaan Overcoat DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 4 in the store. Silk Hose 3 for $1 THIRD PRIZE—Is a fine 50 Suits at $10.00 Odd Lines of Underwear at $1 Forty Dozen Silk Hose in black, white, tan, grey outfit of Furnishings. Here We have a number of broken lines in Underwear, and brown. This is our regular 50c line. Satur­ it is : - On Saturday you can have your choice of fifty Suits in two and day, 3 pairs ...... $1.00 three-piece values up to $20.00. Your choice...... $10.00 both in knitted and fancy colors. There are gar­ Shirt...... $4.00 ments in this lot that sold at $2.75. Dollar Day, Suit Underwear .. $5.00 your choice at ...... $1.00 DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 9 Collars ...... 25 $27.50 and $30.00 Suits at $15.00 $1 Silk Hose Saturday 2 for $1 Tie...... 1.00 Sixty-Five Men's Suits in any atyle your heart might desire. Up- llni^e ...... 1.00 to-the-minute in every particular. Values to $30. Saturday, DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 5 Twelve Dozen of Our Best Silk Hose, in all the lead­ Hat...... 3.00 only...... #15.00 ing colors. Sold all over at $1.00 per pair. Satur­ Garters ...... 50 2-Piece Knitted Underwear at $1 Suit day, 2 pairs for ...... $1.00 Armlets...... 50 $40.00 Suits at $20 SllH|H*fl(l**r8...... 75 Ten Dozen of Men's Underwear, elastic rib, short DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 10 Ill this lot you get a rraek at the heat quality clothes we huv, in blue, sleeves and short legs. Sold in the regular way Total ...... $16.00 black and fancies. Take your choice of the best wc have Satur­ at $1.50. Dollar Day, per suit...... $1.00 Our Entire Stock of Caps at $1 day at...... ' ...... ;...... 020.00 Get in- early Saturday morning and look over onr Cap stock. You get your choice at...... $1.00 DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 1 DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 2 DOLLAR DAY—LOT NO. 6 DOLLAR DAY-LOT NO. 11 Neg igee Shirts Up to $2.50 for $1 $3 Wool TaffBta Shirts $1 Athletic Combination Underwear at $1 15 Doien Men's Negligee Shirts in fine stripes and Negligee Shirts, with collar attached. Eight dozen Twenty-Five Dozen Athletic Underwear in fine Mixed Line of Hats at $1 fancy designs, made ~of fine English and Ameri­ in the lot„ They are made of fine wool taffeta in cheeked dimity and silk finished mull. .Sold from Seven dozen in all, Straw Hats, Soft Felt Hats and can clothe. Sold regularly at $1.75 up to KLSO. assorted sy rjpeaaod-wm» «okA . to $1.75. PolUuri ,Dajw* 1 Hats. Values in the lot up to $4.00, Satui'- Dollar na>": / ...... Dofler hay ...... $1.00 only...... $1.00^”” . . » . V , >'w •

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i^ara ' am ;kV,h- std • u tihkn.vwiim ;<» drown neo-«iim hâtant men, .women and cHldren at sea. whll* tin* other aid? a Iwen The two papers given to the public this did not offer to arbitrate, We satisfied recognised by. all the civilis'd powers On earth -does he see no difference In this morning, one by the president of the ourselves that the ship was destroyed and the right to sink without warning a United States, the other by his late by an exterior, and not Interior, ex­ premier, are "In many respects the most plosion; that It was not an avetdml. As Interesting that the great crisis has to who was responsible for the crime, evolved That of the president is a calm, we made no Inquiry. Whether it was dignified and statesmanlike presentation done by Spanish murderers or by Cuban 20% discount 20% discount of crisis, big with Importance to the revolutionists for’ the purpose of Involv­ will he given AT THE will be given American people; that of the premier a ing the United States in a war with on all cash on all cash complete evasion of the question at issue. Spain, and thus secure their independ­ purchases from purchases from 1 .shall not undertake to ridicule Mr ence, we did not stop to consider. What regular stock regular stock we did was to order Spain to get out of Bryan’s plea for peace. Far from It. I on Dollar Day. on Dollar Day. agr*-* that war Is a relict of barbarism — Cuba, and that p. d. q We not only did that, but we gave the president fifty that all quarrels, personal, national and chance for International—should be adjusted by ar­ millions of dollars to enable him to re­ chance for the June bride. bitration. I do not agree with Carlyle quire Spain to get put. We, did more the June bride. that as old chimneys sometimes need to than that, we called for a sufficient num­ A ticket with A .ticket with be burned out. »ev war Is sometimes ber of volunteers to compel her to do so. every dollar STANDARD every dollar neceaaary to clarify the political atmo- and niw of the first volunteers In that purchase. THE WORKING MAN'S FURNITURE STORE purchase. cause was WilliamrJennings Bryan, who was made a colonel of volunteers. 1 do not propose to discuss the imvsI-' or give up dent's note.. It will he read with senti­ Now look on that picture then on this. ments of profound satisfaction, I think, More than a thousand men. women and SCREEN DOORS. $1.00 by most intelligent and well-meaning children, all noivcombatants. more than CARPET ENDS. $1.00 $4.90 CHILDS' ROCKERS. $1.00 MIRRORS, $1.00 people If he had said less, he would two hundred being American men. wo­ Sizes 2 ft. 8 in. x 6 ft. 8 In.. 2 ft. Brussels Carpet Ends. 1 % yards Only ten at the price: thoroughly not have said enough; If more, lie might men and children, are murdered by the 10 in. x 6 ft. 10 In.. S ft. by 7 ft. Beat British plate, set In solid long. Regular $1.60 to $2.00 strong, suitable for children to have said too much. It Is well. rounded.. Gcrma-ns op the high eea. Tliey are not oak frame. He leave* ' nothing for surmise on a battleship. They are on a passenger yard, for, each Sl.e# Do It now. Mr Bryan’s explanation of Ids conduct, ship, not engag'd In war. Their occupa­ however, will not be satisfactory even to tion is that of - peace ; they are on a $6.50 CHILDREN’S PUSH his warmest admirers. He does not, of peaceful voyage The only Justification LINOLEUM REMNANTS CUPS AND SAUCERS $8.50 COLLAPSABLE BUGGIES coure-*, attempt»to Justify the conduct for their murder la that they had been CARTS. $1.00 of Germany In the Lusitania affair, but warned not to go aboard the ship; the GIVEN LONG TERM Any remnant of Printed Linole White English .semi-porcelain. Made of brown wlckef^ with ad­ thinks the matter one for further cor­ only crime alleged against them is um up to » square yards with neat gold band; 10 for Only two at the price. See them justable back, foots and ban respondence and final arbitration. criminal negligence in supposing that Burglars Convicted Get Two and One- square yards for.... Î. .#1 only ...... #1.00 in our window. dies. See them In our window Germans were gentlemen and not pirates? Now I desire to call attention of the Half Years in Penitentiary. readers of the Times to an Incident that Mr. Bryan thinks that this presents a Occurred Just seventeen years ago. An question for arbitration, die did not STEP LADDERS, $14» BABY SWINGS. $1.00 DINNER PLATES American battleship. the Maine. was think that the Maine affair required ar­ Robert Warvham and Arthur Clegg OALVANIZED WASH TUBS 6 ft. high, ptrongly braced and Made so baby cannot get out; blown up In the harbor of Havana. The bitration. But that was seventeen years were found guilty of theft by Judge White earthen plates, with gold corded. Every household can be adjusted to any door­ Best quality. shock was felt In every part of the ago. Mr. Bryan has had time to reform, l^mpman this morning, and were Large "•*<*- hand. Regular dinner sixe; 12 should have one. Quit ;>orr >w- way. Baby happy. Everybody United States. More than two hundred for "white the lamp holds out to burn each sentenced to serve two and one- lar $1.40. for #1.00 for ...... #1.00 American marines lost their Jives.. The the vilest sinner may return.’* half years in the penitentiary. Both happy. United .States demanded of Spain. In There Is one proposition, however, in men had l»ad records, having served Mr Bryan’s paper that even Me reforma­ Who*» waters the catastrophe occurred, sentences in Jail <»n former occasions. GLASS DISHES an explanation. Spain disavowed all re­ tion does not Justify.' Speaking of the Hie charge against them was of WINDOW SHADES sponsibility for the act. We $et on foot horrors of war he says: "Adding fresh having broken Into the premises of Green Window Shades mounted All shapes Cake and Fruit a Investigation. It was fX parte. We fuel to the flame of hate, they (the bel­ J. P. King * Sons, the Midway on guaranteed Hartshorn roll­ ligerents) have dally devised new hor- Dishes. Sugar Bowls, etc. A dll not Invité Spain to participate. Wo grocery. Esquimau road, on June 1. ers. with brackets and pull splendid selection. Very spe­ and having stolen a quantity of groc­ complete. Sise only 2x1 ft. eries. which were in the possession of 3 for ...... #1.0# SPECIAL cial, any $ styles for #1.00 one or the men when the two were We will cut down to ■*»* for 6c This certainly is a snap. arrested on Esquimau road by James K ticket will he given with every dollar cash purchase Palmer, the police chief of Eaquimalt. made on dollar day, entitling the holder to a chance in a Clegg this morning Informed the court that Wareham had nothing to PILLOWS FOOD CHOPPER do with the theft, but the latter w hen Guaranteed all pure feathers: $36 Mahogany Easy Chair Most useful economiser for min­ Dollar Day Special searched had seven plugs of tobacco size 19x2$ Inches; Î lbs. to each cing meat, fish, vegetables, etc. in his possession. Wh«-n questioned pillow. Covered In special The drawing will take place 9.30 Saturday evening. No home should be without as to how he obtained It. he told quality art ticking. Very spe­ G«*orge Morphy, who prosecuted, that cial ...... #1.00 one. Very special...... $1.00 he liought some at the Willows ramp and nome in town, one plug was RECLINING GARDEN CHAIRS fvund In his sock, and he excused this CURTAIN SCRIM tfNIVES AND FORKS BROWN TURKISH TOWELS by saying he pqt It there when being Strong banvas seat and back; $4 ins. wide, six different pat­ English Steel Knives and Forks, brought to the Jail after arrest be- adjustable to three positions. Good large size. terns. Regular fS<5 yard; 5 cause he knew from previous expert- Easily folded. Very special strong riveted handles; t pair •1.00 ence he would lie searched and all his at ...... $1.00 yards for ...... #1.00 for ...... $1.00 t

Childwi’, Day.—R.v T>r l "n m-ri >n Wc find it impossible to sell our High-Grade- stock at One will i«r«ch sin*-lei service for chll- dr#n nrvt Nunits. Thr m.irnln* Ih-mr Hollar. A look in our window will convince you that never in will hr -Thr Way Msilr Plain." and In lhr rvmtad. "Thr Early l'onvrrslon THE STAHDARD FURNITURE CR, the history of Victoria have- you seen such values in Men s of < -hlldri-n " K|wlsl music nullable 731 PANDORA AVENUE Hath and ( aps. to thr occasion will hr rendrrrd. INDUCEMENTS TO BUY HERE

With every one dollar purchase we will give a numbered >/lI/ ticket. The winning ticket will he drawn iSaturdav at 9.30 ting through while still under 17 years and Frederick M. Duval, of Royal trimmlngs. The flower girl was little a brief honeymoon. Both were accom­ of ago. Frederick How den Jones and « lak. were joined In marriage. Rev. Miss Eva Jones, a sister of the bride, panied by the best wishes of a hirgo l».ni., ami posted in window Holder receiver *20 cash for $1. Congratulations are due William who wore a dainty, dress of white, and circle of friends, whose expressions Montague H«Hines. son pf Lieut.-Col. Charles D. Stanley, two other success­ Robert Wilkinson performing the rile. and Mrs. W. J. H. Holmes, of this city, ful candidates from Victoria, also re­ The bride, who entered the church by carried a basket of pink and white In many instances took tangible form w ho**- nam» appears in the list of four ceived their education at the Untvers- the side of her father, who gave her roses. The .groom was supported by ! in the shape of gifts, many of which successful candidates from WlOflR in Ity school b*-re. away, was very becomingly dressed W. J. Jones. The church had been were received by the couple. Among the entrance examinations of the Royal In cream marquisette, with trimmings prettily decorated for the occasion, end these was a set of silver from the Booth Ê? Booth made the ceremony additionally at­ choir and friends of the bride in the Military College. Kingston Educated Wilkinson Road Methodist church of shadow lace, and carried a bouquet THE MEN 8 HATTERS at the University school. Mount was the scene of a very pretty wed­ of bridal roses and white carnations. tractive'. Afterwards a reception was Wilkinson road Methodist church, also Tolmle. Holmes, who Is now working ding on Wednesday. June t. when Hhe was attended by Miss Ethel held at the home of the bride’s par­ a parlor clock from the Adult Bible 999 Government Street. Phone 1927 In the surveyor-general’s department, Mabel Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and Duval, who. a a bridesmaid, wore a ents. later in the afternoon the happy class, of which she was a valued rm-m- pair leaving by the Seattle boat for has been particularly fortunate In get- Mrs. George A. Jones, of Carey road. pretty cream -colored frock with pink GET A STEWART PRLLAR-WRRTH TO-MORROW Last Dollar Day we made big offerings and got a magnificent response from the public of Victoria, but our bargains for to-morrow dwarf the values then given, by comparison. We’ve engaged extra salesmen, laid everything out on bargain tables handy to get at, and have been as reckless as we only know how in our price cutting. Come and carry away what you can of the big values. All have STOP an equal chance. STOP

15 PAIRS ONLY $6.60 Boots Ladles* White Pumps $2.00 63 Pairs 200 Pairs Men's,Women’s Ladles' Patent $6 Goodyear Welts for Colonials and Children’s ^ ^ $2.60 HiMitM, SiiiH-8 and Slip|M-rs will bv thrown on the Dollar tables This well known make ‘ the "Astoria" In Tan Calf Button and all size 5% fmm our stock to-morrow. We don’t say anything about to 8% will be put on sale aa a special attraction for to-inor- _ _ _ mr regular $3.00 Ames-Holden Col­ Sixes 4. 6 and 8 and half-sizes A sizes, but practieally every size will be here. Values run row only Men ...... -«pZsOO oniale. In patent leather or gun special clearance of the $2.40 line to­ metal, with beautiful buckle and morrow. Dollar Day ^ from $1.50 to $4.50. and they will be shown in both windows longue All slxea. _ Clearance ...... UU Dollar Day. only ...... #Z.UU to-night. Be here at 8 o’clock. No reserve on the lot. They 63 Oxfords Half-Price will go in half an hour at...... 26 Pairs Ladles' $6 Cun Sizes

A $4.00 boot costs $5.10 Do next month’s purchases to-morrow A 86.00 boot costs $4.26 and save from 60c to $1 04 on every paii A $4.06-1 •TJ?

Thi» represents one of our best selling Our regular line of $2.60 box grain The famous "Virginia** shoe in prac­ $3.40 lines of Ames Holden Oxfords. Bluchers. Sixes 11. 12, IS. 1 and 2 Hix-s 214. 3. 4. 4% and 5 only—with tically all sixes. Soft velvety gun A $1 Box of Beat Chocolate» to All Customers Sixes 214 - to 5 only. _ _ wlIT" l>e sold on Dollar . dainty - tailored bows. Lovely street metal. A big seller at the usual Half-price ...... #1.50 who purchase goods to the value of $10.00 on Dollar Day. There are no conditions I>.y for...... SI 90 price. Made a leader. for ^ — _ _ pumps. -• vw.witifctvw :t: ■■■■■■■nHi ^ ...... ■■ m ______about the $500 and that It wa# far thla |WVPSTIfiATIDW WII I r T that he expected Mr. Cold well to pay m IIOM 1 iUll WILL NO ALUM I COMMISSION HEARS the money. Mr. Cdldwell had instruct­ BE BEGUN NEXT WEEK ed him to endeavor to keep Salt away and Horwood therefore had got tn A Million Ottawa, June 11—Sir Charles David­ Genuine Sale of Ladies’ touch with M. G. Hook and arranged SURPRISING FACTS U»wmsT.i with him for a trip to Chicago. On son will begin next week Investigating Corns Mr. Cold well's Instructions Horwood the war purchases made by the gov- and Gent’s Made-to-Order had called at Dr. Simpson's office and ernmant. JJ* will be assisted, by John had been given a parcel which was said Thompson, X. C, son of the late Sir Evidence Taken at Minneapolis to contain $600. This parcel had been iWent Last Month John Thompson, who Is a leading sent to Salt. Regarding Manitoba Par­ Horwood said Salt làtejr. wanted more lawyer of Ottawa. The sessions, Last month, a million corns liament Building? money and Mr. Coldwell gave him which will be open to the public, will H were ended in this easy, simple $35C-, which he sent to him. Hook had be held in the railway committee SUITS I way. And every month a million a third interview with Salt and this rooms of the House pf Commons, where the public accounts committee j. nore go like them. time Salt was anxious to return to made a start upon the Investigation Minneapolis, Minn., June 11.—The Winnipeg. On learning of the fact, Starting Next Monday, June 14, and last session. Horwood reported It to Mr. Coldwell To each com was applied a Manitoba royal commission, which is Sir Charles- amd his counsel, Mr. ard received instructions to find out I ittlo Blue-jay plaster. In every investigating the contracts and the Thompson, procured this morning all Terminating on June 28 how much Salt wanted to keep away. the documents, papers and reports In 1 jsase the corn pain ended there. financial arrangements ' regarding the Salt's price was $10.000. At. first Mr connection with purchases made so erection of the new Manitoba parlia­ Coldwell said the price was ridiculous, ; Then the wax in the plaster— far. It is expected that next week's ITaihs n°i ment buildings, met here yesterday, but he thought he could raise $6,000. proceedings will be preliminary In he B& B wax—gently freed the Salt, however, stuck out and finally In this sale lies your, opportunity to buy that having come south to take the evidence character. There Is a possibility of />orn. In 48 hours nearly every Mr. Coldwell *aid he and Horwood MADE IN CANADA of two of the most important wit­ an adjournment being taken over Huit for the Summer, or the Fall and Winter for that xirn came out, without any pain would raise the money. It was done, J uly. nesses in connection with the case. end H>|Wood got the money from Mr. •r soreness. A few stubborn One of these, V. W. Horwood, provin- matter, at practically the cost of material and labor. . oms required another plaster. Coldwell in bills and gave it to M. G. Ical architect, had been unable to at­ Hook. SESSIONS ENDED. WOUNDED SOLDIERS tend at Winnipeg, owing to physical That*s the story of some "Mr. Coldwell gave me the money. weakness r suiting from surgical treat­ $U>.000 in bills.” Kingston. June 11.—The Presbyter­ BROUGHT DISEASE ment at Rochester, Minn., and so met icventy million corns ended by Counsel then asked Horwood to ian general assembly closed Its ses­ Ladies’ and Gents’ Fine Quality English Navy Blue, the commission at Minneapolis. The his invention. It will be the story stand aside and that Salt be called. sions for 1915 yesterday afternoon. Geneva, June 11.—News ha* reached second witness, William Salt, whose if your corns in 48 hours if you Salt was shown and remembered the The next meeting of assembly will be Genex » tending to confirm reports that Brown and Grey Serge Suits, Made to-Order presence had been called for at the pre­ fanious black book.' held at Winnipeg. cholera ban broken out in Vienna. One reat them in this scientific way. liminary inquiry held by the public nn Friday, March 12. HorwOod had The special committee appointed by report refers to 46 cases. Several Keg. 025.00. (J1P R,.g. $30.00. (PI Û four friends will testify to that. accounts committee, gave his testi­ told witness he had better take a holi­ the assembly to take up question of deaths have been reported. Sale price . !...... Sale price...... tP XO mony on the matter, going into the day. handing him $50. He had not the amalgamation of the Social Ser­ The disease la t>< llév d t<» have been If you don't do .his, in all details of hi* absolve from Winnipeg •en Horwood slitre. vice and Home Mission boards recom­ brought to Vienna from Galicia by »rollability, those corns will stay and his failure to return when the in­ On a Monday at St. Paul witness had mended that the boards- be amalga­ wounded soldiers. quiry opened. Horwood, on being examined, said reserved accommodation* to Winnipeg, mated. Dr. A. S. Grant, of Toronto, was Ladies’ and Gents’ English Worsted Suits, Fine Va- he had had a conversation with Hon. but a man introducing himself a* Mr. appointed general superintendent and WlllUmson — "What hooka have G. RT'Cbldweli and had told him that Ht11 wood, an attorney, came to see him convener of the new board, and Rev. helixd p«*»ker moat?” Henderson — _ riety of Plain and Fancy Colors Salt's book, containing a record of the and suid he had been Instructed from J. O. Shearer, of Toronto, superinten­ "Tiie ones he borrowed from me, I Winnipeg to advise Halt not to return. depths and .of the caissons would not dent of the Social Service department. suppose. He never returned them.” If he did the government would turn on Keg. $30.00. <61 ft R*'* *:,7"W' work out correctly with Kelly’s appli­ Blue-jay him and Salt Would regret It. He ad­ ,Sale price...... «HO Kale price . . . cations for payments. Acting on the vised witness to accept more money and advice of W. A. Elliott. Inspector of Ends Corns the buildings, and Mr. CoTdwell, Hor­ extend his holiday. wood calietl Salt into his office and made him make a copy of the book. Hor- SOME OF THOSE AT FRONT School Suits for Mines, made up in good strong serges (P 1 O IS awl 25 coats—M Druggists toM went to see Mr. Coldwvil and The Best Remedy For AH Ages and worsteds. Kxtra low prices, starting at...... «P-LAl Samples Mailed Free told him that the book would not tally WILL BE BROUGHT BACK laser & Meek, Chicago sad Mew Tech with the applications. He then was and proven so by thousands upon thousands of testa told by Mr. Cold well that he had bet­ Paris, June 11.—The French govern­ the whole world over, is the famous family medicine,— M*h«r. mi Ffcsrwcian.’ 3h.«m ter have the book fixed i ment took action yesterday for the Beecham’s Pills. The ailments of the digestive organs "I went to Salt and asked him to re­ purpose of Increasing the country's to which all are subject,—from which come so write it and adjust the figures. I told him the depths shown would not tally output of war munitions. The plan many serious sicknesses, are corrected or prevented by A TURKISH REPORT. with the figures he had put in our esti­ decided upon is designed principally to mates.” facilitate production by the private Charlie Hope "nstantlnople. June 11.—The war The witness said he told Mr. Cold- manufacturing concern*. *»alleged yesterday that two thou- well that he did not think It would Workmen who have been called to 1434 GOVERNMENT ST. VICTORIA, B. C. «I soldiers <*f the allies had been “"go down with the committee,” and the front, but whose services are con­ d In the battle of Avt Hurnu dur- he was advised to "keep it out as long sidered Indispensable iij particular Phone 2689 the night of June 5 and the day as possible.” branches of the industries affected, t>wlng. Horwood also testified that Mr. Cold- will be brought back and sent to the ee hams ills well said Elliott would have to sign factories, other men taking their places 6 ( P th ■ three applications for payment in the trenches. Everything possible UNGER WON. Try a few doees now, and you will KNOW what it means which did not bear his signature. will be done to obtain the maximum to nave better digestion, sounder sleep, brighter eyes and He then told of getting In touch with output of war materials. : . in Francisco, June 11.—Ed. Unger. greater cheerfulness alter your system has been cleared troop*. On Thursday he visited tho Salt after he had gone away and of the BRINGING TROOPS FROM * his big balloon "California,” has Italian front. ! agreement to use aliases In order to 3,200,000 PROVIDED FOR. of poisonous impurities. For children, parents, grand­ dec lared the winner of the great THE FRONT IN GALICIA The arrival of the arvhtluke is taken enable them to correspond without parents, Beecham’s Pills are matchless as a remedy tern long distance balloon race. He anyone detecting their moves. It was London. June 11.—The total number to indicate that the most important led at 3.40 o'clock yesterday after- of men for the army and navy sanc­ Innsbruck, June 11. — Archduke battles In the Italian campaign will be H-'! at Patterson, Cal., about 110 miles planned, he said, that Salt should come back amd. stand by bl» figure*. Salt tioned by parliament for service **’ Eugenie, rommsmler ef the Austro- fought along tha lannxo river.- Heavy. M i th« starting place at the Panama Auetro-Hungarian reinforcement* von* was to go over hi* figures with Elliott far in the pr.*sent war ts 3, 300.WW. Worth a Guinea a Box Hungarian force* in the campaign |FIf Expaattlon grounds.------— ttnue to arrive at Laibach from ths at Minneapolis, and Elliott was to find This number will not be exceeded | hiMrsd eely by Tks—i Bisshis. St. H«Jcm, l-nihlw. Bsjlsad. against Italy, arrived at Laibach on Russian front and the force» unde» out what It would cost to get the tes­ without authority of parliament.” said j Sold ererywfcere U Ciasdi sad U. S. Anseriee." la bassa. 25 stats. ' l.«: Passe—Have you heard’ of my timony desired. Witness corroborated Mr. Asquith yesterday, thus setting at i Tuesday. He wa* met by Gen. Conrad Archduke Eugene now are offering a Tbo Stsrtlsst wkb every boa are vary tsiuahis—oepeciafiy u MHHX von Hoetsendorff and members of his strong resistance along the Isonxo i lient 7” Miss Cutting—"No—er Elliott's story In the matter of-the 1500. rvat rumors that other forces had been s the plucky man?” Horwood satd he had told Mr. Cold well mobilized without public knowledge. J staff, and was given an ovation by the *5 SÿS5 ,S5 $ S3E§ S5 DOLLAR 20609»®®»®»». DOLLAR DAY SHOE 84^4 At Watson's the price of every Shoe in the store has been reduced for Dollar Day. Ladies’ Military Boots and stylish Shoes. Dressy Boots for men by well-known makers. Strong Working Boots and Footwear of every description for the children. Below are a few prices to guide you:

'X Ladies’ Tan Button Boots Ladies’ Pumps Min’s Calf-Skin and Vnlnnr Senti Min's Drus Boots This lot includes “Invictus,” “MeCready” and -Ideal for summer wear. The latest receding toe In gun-metal and tan calf. They usually sell for There are only 60 pairs in this lot, so we would “Douglas,” as well as other well-known brands. gives them a smart, stylish appearance. nearly twice as much as we are asking to-morrow. advise an early visit to avoid disappointment. ■eg. leg. Rtf. DOLLAB DAY PRICE DOLLAK DAY PRICE DOLLAR DAY PRICE DOLLAK DAY PRICE $6.00 $3.85 $5.00 $2.70 $0.00 $3.95 $2.00

Ladiis’ Boots Ladies' Patent Button Boots Boys’ Boots Mil’s Tan Bolting Boots Tan or Black, button style, in suede or buckskin. This is a boot made by Smardon, the best Cana­ This is a snap for the big boys. The famous “Boy We are offering them to-morrow at an unusually Scout” Boot, made in the best tan calf. Only 50 big reduction. The usual prices range from $5.30 to $6.50. dian manufacturer. pairs left. Rag. lag. Rag. Rtg. DOLLAR DAY PRICE DOLLAR DAY PRICE DOLLAR DAY PRICE $6.50 $2.70 $5.50 $2.95 $5.00 DOLLAR DAY PRICE $2.95 $7.50 $3.60

Ladies’ “Military” Boots Men’s Canvas Shoes Men’s “Pullman” Slippers Men’s Oxfords With tops of all the There is a very wide range to choose from. Out The most comfortable House Slipper made. Tan All new and up-to-date and chocolate glace kid; all sizes. (PI PA newest shades, includ­ ing Shoes of canvas and rubber, have been special Footwear by the best . ly cut for Saturday only. Reg. $2.50. Dollar Day price.... tpXatJl/ ing sand, putty, war I makers, “llart,” “In- ship grey, and many „victus'v and “Wat- .■ettwss*» ,•<*»» ** * a »' - .;Vv ■■ » ■> 4 — ------IV»I1m- Dim h , '

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...... asB|SK *iv?"V«aS>sep' VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, -TUNE 11, 1915 iat»i**.DM[iii.iitiiiii'Wwwp ■ n.jMipj. • mtm FOR 8Ai.E—AlHiaES. *««** rswï<$ Σ.BUSINESS DlRÈtflWii BÜSÏI 'm'Ôto'Âr'# ' r a h'te1 gH-co ■ t» Mbr- ' 1 PROFESSIONAL CAROS ESQUIMALT OISTTWCT '' "1LATE CABBAUK PI.ANTS „I AlffoTrat MfirtmSON MANSfoW ram» ■ HH*| JLDVAKRTlfPKMKN'TS un«er this hes< 1 -ADVKRTiaKMlCNT»- undarihts head.1 ADVERTISEMENTS under this head. 1 CONSTANCE COVE DAIRY—Fresh milk vlrl.tle». He. per KB, O.W prr t and Chester. Fairfield, large and small Courtney street. ------*•— “---- — cent per word per Insertion; I Inser­ per word per Insertion; 2 Inaer- prodiicM' in Esqulnfhlt from owe own Brussels sprouts and kale, 15c. per WO. furnished suites. Pho^o 4088R. J21 THE CENTRA!. EMPLOYMENT A? jent per word per Insertion, tested cows, delivered dally.. Telephone per line per month.______‘__ tion», I cents per word; I cent» per SSV 2 cents per word; 4 cents per late cauliflower planta, "6(to. per 100; ALL BEAHTIKUI.'.T CIÆAN. furnished RELIEF BUREAU Is prepared to per week: 60 cents per lino per ____ per week; SO cents per line per 1076R2. J**7 transplànted tomato plant» 20o. per suite» Normandie Apartments. Phone any vacancy for male or female. ARCHITECTS month. No advertisement tor les» than month. No advertisement for less than O. E. HODGSON, Eaqulmalt road, near do»., or $125 per 100; celery plants* 1789L. J2i Skilled or unskilled tobor. »t w, 10 cents. No advertisement charged for IS cents. No adveftisei. ent charged for tiansplanted. 75c. per 100- G. A. Knight Phone «r writs. j 3ERIK M WARREN. Arehttect. 603 Ce»-. city limits, for hand-made chocolate# lose than ». less than SL and toffee. J*? A Son. Haunt Tolmle Nurseries,* Vlc- QUIET 4-room furnished apartment, prl- trsl Building Phone 3W7 ___ • . tqrla. ^ Jll vate entrance. $18; 2 connecting rooms, FOR SALE—LOTS. E KLWoOD WATKINS. Architect. DRESSMAKING ROCK BLASTING. O. NEILBON. 12» Esquimau road sink. $15. 'Pandora. Phone 47031s. J12 FOR SALE-vElght lots arid imalerl » Tobacco and cigars, candles end sort THE PUBLIC are catching on to the Rooms 1 end f. Green Block, corn» 1315- -Blanshard. ROCK BLASTING J. Paul. R. M fact that they caa buy new furniture MELLOK APARTMENTS. KJ1 prougjjpn 21» MISS riUïWTHER. drinks, school supplies. Phone 3024L- J» roomed Iteuse. on. car . .line; .."may * • Broad end Trounce Ave. Phot Moderate prices and good work in y No. 4. Gordon Head. at Butler’s Lancashire Furniture Store, street, adjoining Royal Victoria Thea­ payment, bklence terms to suit. Aj ’I end LT396. specialty. .- - jyio E8QU1MALT MEAT MARKET-Home 805 Fort street, cheaper than at auctions^ tre. To let. modern apartments (unfur­ 2435 Musgru\-c «treet. - ' SHOWCARDS. killed meat, fish and dairy produce nished). hot water and hot water heat­ CHIROPRACTORS. DRESSMAKING-Dally, terms moderate, EVERY PURCHASE at Watson FOR SALE—Twelve lots cm Scott | Phone 2^1L ______i” Gregor’s Hardware Store of 50c.. or ow ing. Apply Metlor Bros., Ltd., 81!» latest styles. Phone 1503R. fl W. A. BLAKE, show cards, price tickets Broughton street. J* ** Myrtle *treeU. block 64. Oakland* KKl.LBY A l^M.KT. spinal massage. and poaters. 1424 Government street, . HONES», opposite 8t. George's Inn. Is entitled to a drawing on a Sln««r side 60 ft nners. $500; l»l 1147 Fort. Phone îAOTTv ' MISS WIT*HON. dressmaking, AU the opposite Weotholme. Phone 86. J22 Practical boot and shoe repairer, best sewing machine; exceptional " SUMMER PRIOKS for furnished apart­ cent, cash, balance $10 monthly. 7| i-RTSD r*e. -J0* o*^ rooms, cloee to park and beach. Ideal LAND, with waterfront. Improved, Pinch Block. T1S Tates 8t Phone IS» ltvee. 148 Tates street Phono US Phone 1262 OAK BAY DISTRICT carry rv rytblng for the for the summer months; a snap at $28 acre up. Macklnnon. Port Washing Open evening» OAK RAY GROCERY t'O.'H DOLLAR 12» Broad street Harris A Wmltn, per month. Apply The Linden Grocery, Pender Island. T- DENTISTS. TRUCK AND DRAY. Toledo electric May street and Linden avenue. Phon • 80'ACRES uncleared land, fine soil, . DYEING AND CLEANMNG. DAY SPECIALS—Honest v»lue,x *nH CASH REGISTER. 1247. J2S bit LEWIS HALL. iHmtal Surgeon. weight for a dollar. Old Du ten transportation. 30 mile* from Vkt VICTORIA TRUCK 6 DRAY CO.. LTD cleanser, 13 tins. »L Fels naptha soap. FURNISHED, perfectly clean, modern only $2o per acre, easy terms. 208 J Jewel Block, cor. Yates nhd Douglas \GCTORI A DTE WORKS— All descrip —Offloe end stables. 742 Broughton St desk. ’ W•"*”« T*,tra“ph‘4 streets. Victoria. B. C. Telephones: tton* of ladles* and gentlemen a gar­ 1« bars. 21; extra fancy Jaj>an rice. 9 127 *ult<\ $ir, per month. Including light. Rlo< k. IMione 72»______J Telephone* II. 4781. 1791. lbs.. |1; choice salmon, 10 1 lb. tins, fl; ee. 1176 Yates street fl* Office. 657: U^dencw. *32 ______ments cleaned, dyed, pressed and re­ BADMINTON, tennis, cricket. FOR HALE—À *nup for'^the- man 1 paired' Lace curtains and blankets a TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 6 lbs. prunes and 8 lbs cooking flg». 5L want* land ; 40 a> re*. Comox, clear ? DR 'v k » Rast:k. 30Î-Î «tobari-Pea»» 6 tlna pea* And 6 tin* tomatoes, #1. See goods. racquets re-strung.,full U» BUSINESS CHANCES. Block Phone 4ÎH. Office hours.*' ».!•» specialty. 844 Fort St Phone 717. letle go.itla and fishing tackl -, at Vlc- 5 mile* from Courtenay, on new j , VICTORIA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. our windows for other dcdlar sjiecial^ 1010 Bread am to • p m. THE “MODERN" Ch anlng. dying, W. Webster, prop. Snaps In second­ torla Sporting Good» to. FOR HALE— Dandy little grocery, con­ ernment wagon road. Brown’s » pressing, repairing ladies* fin* gar­ hand typewriters. All classes of repair­ Phonepnone 1285.izxa. , ■ - fectionery. tobacco and pastry store. run* |»y property. In acres cleared, ELECTROLYSIS. ment cleaning a •rp.Tlnlfy; ISM Govern­ ing solicited «17 Trounce Av» Phone PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND RE­ MwSHCYCl.ieT^TiÛM^T^ViSon. Bread alone pa>* rent. Good living a nee small cedar and alder trees. \ ment St (opposlt- Volnmbla Theatre). PORTER (expert); daily, evenings or rooms connected. Nice place for man 81.30». Apply Box 16»>. Times. Electrolysis—Fourteen years- prac­ holidays; portable typewriter; moder­ 12»; n. w Hud«on. MM; Merkel. Phone 1«7 Open evenings .- , .t..1 lun.l rww Hudson. H70. and wife Snap prk-e for quick aai*-. FARM LANDS Can deliver for f tical experience In removing superfluous VULCANIZING. ate. Misa Unwin, Phone 4403LI. J22 Phone 4X53R J16 ha Ire. Mrs Barker. 912 Fort street B C STEAM DYE WORKS-The targeet Hudson. I2W; H.rler time only, on Vancouver Island, bo dyeing and cleaning v. orks in the pro­ VUI.CANIXING Kuto. motorcycle. bi­ THE “LITTLE WONDER." 1*25 Oak Sterling hlryrte. Itrp.lr. .nd iupptle. FOR SALE—General store l.ambton Go.. land*, under plough. In parcels u ENGRAVERS. vince. Country orders eoticiteiL Tel. cycle tires *nd tub**: tube splicing Bay avenue. Ice cream parlor, to­ Marrant Motor Co.. W6 Dougta. atrwt Ontario^ good farming district. Box two hundred acres, at $200 per too J. C Renfrew proprietor. specialty. Old tires and tubes wanted. bacco#. candles. Proprietor, F. Turner, —Moore -AA Johnston. *01 Bay ward Bl Half-tone and line engraving— Phone fît. Phone 627. ml Commercial work e specialty. Designs We pay freight. Pacific Vulcanising lat-e of 88th Fusillera* Club.______fl® FOR SALE-Step-ladders rromUJAl* « A GREAT BARGAIN—Tha Sidney Room­ FISH. for advertising antT*buslneas stationery. Works, 1016 Douglas. OAK BAY WOODWORKERS Builders. assortment kept In stock ing and Boarding House for rent or B. C. Engraving Co.. Times Building. ALL KINDS OF FISH, and smoke 1 llah WINDOW CLEANING. repairs and, designs. Bapco paint me In Victoria: quality of sale at a very -reasonable price. For Pe.Tbcrtan 4 Son Orders rvCiTved at Times Business Of­ and poultry". W J Wrlgleswortb. 1«1 agency. Call and aeo us #t car ter­ unexcelled Call and Inspect stock, i- further Information apply Mrs. 11 fice Breed afreet Phone Ml. DON T FORGET TO RHONE 1706 James minus. fl3 CTark *8« View street.______< Oehrke, Sidney, B. C. Jy 1 HOUSES FOR RENT UENFRA I. ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter Ray Window Cleaning Co.. <41 tiovern- P^UrrOGRAPHY In all It* branches. We FÔR HALE—Ch«*np. gramophone and Ellice Street. 3- rooms ...... ÎVF SÏJPÏ*LY nothing hut fresh fish. TD,»n Ftr.-et EXCHANGE. end Seel Engraver Oeo. Crowther, IUS Miller Bros. the Crnthal Fish Market make a specialty of children's por­ re<*ord*. 1157 Johnson St. * _ Victor Ktreet, 6 rooms .....7... Wharf street behind Post Office. €12 Johnson t treat Phone Mil. IS LA NT WINDOW CLEANING CO. traits. also amateur finishing; beet good con- FIVE ACRES. Hhawnigan, part in clover, Mason 8tn*et. 5 rooms ...... I Phone 3*16 The pioneer window Apparatus and material used. E. A. ENGL18H Style l>*by bugio- Portage Avenue. 7 rooms ...... LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. dltlon. $8 00 6M Walker St . Me West fenced three sides, in exchange for FURNITURE MOVERS. cleaners and Janitors. 2TVS Government. Price, W67 Oak Bay Ave. Phone 4504R. Jlf automobile and1 -some cash. Box 1682. Hlanshçrd Street. 5 rooms ...... % l»XWrAPE OUmKNERS ANT) DE- Jy2 Time*, . J22 Hulton Street. -6 rotmiN ...... ; JEKVFf) Ft*.os * UM1I furniture «nil WOOD AND COAL. TIIB rniftm IN B. C." prtra lo. mellrd Cowan Avenue. 6 rooms ...... i FTGNERS-Orotmda of any else laid out. NEW SAANICH DAIRY. Oak Hay Junc­ plena mover. I*r*e. uv to dete. nee­ •c. An appeal for an CALIFORNIA PROPERTY wanted |b Hillside Avenue. 5 room* ...... $ Staff of skilled gardeners Estimates ded vene. e.prr.. end tnieke. Btorege. NEW WEI.I.INGTON COAL. 17.00 ton. tion. Milk and cream fresh daily from ext hang.- for Vancouver propert> , give >** free. The Lansdowne Floral Co.. Jas, Dry cordwood blocks 86 » per cord, for the Mlnteterlel Pnlnn of the lejwer Pine Street. 5 room* ...... ••• • ■ ■» peeling end .hipping °™c*-J7* our own farm In Saanich. Phone 6218. Mainland. Depot for dletrihuHon the particulars. Owner. Post Office Box Fell Street. 5 rooms ...... 1 Menton. Mgr. 1561 HHInlde Ave.. Vis- itreet Phone 1MT SMble. WJ Gorge cash only. Western Coal A Wood Co.. 740. Vancouver. B. C. JyS tor**. R <*• Phone BS1 D. MarKensle. prop. 74i Broughton St Victoria Priming and Publishing Co Foul'Bay Road. 6 room* V road. Phone $8*2 Phone 47* HOYLE'S CASH GROCERY-3 lbs. 521 Tates street. Victoria. B. C. J17 Monterey Avenue. 6 rooms ...... I c reamery butter. |1; 11 Van Camp » FOR RENT—HOUSES (Unfurnished! Fairfield Rood. 7 r«*qnis ...... ft LEGAL. FURRIER. rnH BA1.E—Malleable •’y’ t*"*T*j V. W. C. A. soup or pork and beans. 81; 12 cans St It down. II pt-r week. M01 Ooyernment FOR HENT-HOUSF.J AND APART­ Newport Avenue, lo rooms ,...... % BRADSHAW A BTA.'POOT.E 1214 (lovernmenl atraet Charles or Canada First milk. H; sack •t-law -tr Mtl Bastion Bt. Vlclor*__ FRED FOSTER. FOR THE BENEFIT of young women in MENTS. furn'shed and unfurnished. In Phone 1527- Robin Hoo#l flour and 1 lb. Ergo bak­ ■11 parts of the city. Lloyd-Young A or out t{ employment Rooms and ing powder, 22.1V -Saturday only. fl8 Mtrrolt l-YCLK SNAP—Twin flret rla«« MEDICAL MASSAGE board A home from home. 16S Court­ Bussell. 1012 Broad etre t. ground floor PEMBERTON & SO HAT MANUFACTURING. condition: will consider slmrl* cylinder IVrnbe^ton Building Phone 4532 ney «treat. HIS. TOP~* Ol/J VKR Oak Bay Ju net lew In part payment Phone SNeL. fcTMRL OF ARY, masseuse. Steam vapor Hardware merchants and plumbers TO RENT—Six roomed house, on 4 mil* baths, e|«etrlo blanket sweats, electric VICTORIA HAT FACTORY — Making BABY BUGGY, large sise, folds up. hats to your own order; cleaning, block­ LODGES. repairs Phone 61» fl® circle, nicely fixed up Apply f64o ESTATE OF HELEN G. R. b end hand massage, alcohol, oil and scalp ply 1792 Lee Ave. after « p m Work street $12 per jnonth.JH treatment Rooms 117-118 Hlbben-Bone ing and bleaching of Panamas • spe­ DAUGHTERS AND MAIDS OF ENG­ OAK-RAY CYCLE WORKS—Bicycles re TC3H DECEASED. cialty. 1104 Broad, corner Fort Phone EX1NRUDE MOTOR. go«xl h* new. $75. Itldg Government street Victoria. B- LAND B. S —Ixtdge Prlmroee. No 22. paired 1836 Oak Bay avenue.J14 SEVERAL new house» Ut rant at low All persons having claims agaln*t| C Hours. H s. in. to It P m. Select. 1TM meets fourth Tuesday at 8 o’clock In also another 8»; both perfect running rate» The Griffith Company. Hlbbeo- Knights of Pythias Hall. North Park ENGLISH HAND LAUNDRY. Oak Bay order. Brentwood Boathouse______Jifi f4poil IUTH8 ma*-*c*> ami electricity avenue and Bank street. Family wash­ Bon- Building. Estate are required to send partlcfi HORSESHOEING. Ft. L. A Warren. W. P . 1132 I.eonard DOLLAR DAT SPECIALS M Sutton**, thereof, duly verified; and all pew 91? Fo-t St Phone n8 -We offer exceptional bar FOR ^ SA LE—Bicycle. $15. 944 Fowl Bav TO RENT—MSI Fell street, six room the undersigned on or before the LSlli SONS OF ENGLAND B S.-Alexandra Jlf street Shorthand typewriting, book­ LAUNDRY. TaOdge. 11€. meets first end third Wed- gain* on Dillar Day. June 12. See the bungalow. mo»lern. furnace. 174» Lillian of June, 1915. keeping thoroughly taught B. A. Mac­ reedays. Friends* Hall. Courtney St A window* Ron Marche. Oak Bay ave­ FOR SALE -Sterllngworth Mmmerle** road. Fowl Boy. seven room, fully mod­ Dated the 29».ir day of May. Itl5. 1 millan pHnelpgl. ___ nue and Fell street. STANDAFn RTF AM LAtfNnllT-AII Wyman. 227 Pembroke 8t.. president; shotgun. 12-guage. $20; 30» Winchester ern house; low rental. Apply T. II JACKSON A BAKER. I latent method» end ub-to-dete merhio- rlGe, $15; punching bag. $175; Jericho Slater, owner, 511 Union Bank Bldg , or NOTARY PUBLIC. Jas. P. Temple. 1062 Burdett St. secre­ RELIABLE ELECTRICAL CO. 1871 Oak cry; pr!c*e meet reasonabl» Ml view tary Bay avenue. Electrical repairs and horn. $3.50; hornless gramophone and 4899. ' Solicitors for the Executor. DavMfl ^II.V.IAM O OAVNCE. Room 1« Hig­ street. Phone 1017. supplies house wiring. Estimates free. record* $17 60, 3 in boat compass. 84 .V). FOR RENT—Fairfield-M-*s*. opposite SONS OF ENGLAND B. S -Pride of the up-to-date Colt revolvers. 8* 50 . 23 Jewel her-Ron-' Block The Griffith Co. real Teland I.odge. N<-> lit. meets 2nd and Phone 4A<4 mhoola. 3 itKMiis, every modern con­ 111-113 Union Rank Building, Vice estate sod Ineuewnee notant publie. LIME. Howard watch, cost l*o. $45; corner venience. furnace, electric fitting*, 4tii Tu 'Ddays tn FrlFT8 A BOSURTOW All kind* of J Warren W V . 1128 T.*on»i-d St : Gao WESCOTT B l>rv Goods Store, cor T>oug- dren: no cooking; good references re­ FIVE-ROOM BVNpALOW to rent at $14 of the directors, the treasurer's stat«| machine end repair work promptly at­ Ihs and Ridrsklne* Special lines tions. I cents per word; 4 cents per A R S 9198 Trm* St quired. Apply Mr* Knight. Glendav per month. Apply. $380 Le«r-Ave. 517 for the year ending May 31. 1015. an word per week: W cents per line per tended to. 1298 Langley street Phone ladl-s* white lawn waists. $1. $150. and Eaqulmalt ltd. Phone 43.14L1. J12 month. No advertisement for lese than 2925 Jyn K" OF V - Far W"»t-Victoria Tyxlge. ffn $1 tv JxU TO LET—Modern. 7 room»*»! house. 31t' election of directors. 1# cents No advertisement charged for 1 Frldar K nf P Hall. North Park Ft IF YOU HAVE WORK for a few hours Oew o street. Apply 122$ Montros’ A C If Hard'ng K of R » S. M RFPAIR SHOP- T1n«jnlth*. plumber» avenue. Phon»* 82361,. J15 The four following directors retln fees than CL - MiLLWOOD. gays or weeks, won’t you send to yeur PromI* Rlœk 10M. Government Ft [ cvcD end all description of repairs. name to the Central Employment eut are eligible for re-election: Mrs. 1 ~ bicycles Orlffln * Son. hardware, metier Douglas TO RENT Three roomed house. 2529 CAMERON WOOD CO Ml LI* WOOD. |3 OOM’MPtA f.004145 No. t. I O O F Relief Bureau and 1st ue send yon Ui« Mrs. Weller, Messrs. J. A Mara and BoDeklne Phonç 252*1. ft man or woman to do that work7 Shakespeare street. $6 per month. In­ per cord. 11.SO per A cord; kindling, C meet* Wedneedsye. I p. m . In Odd Fel­ cluding wrater. Apply 2758 ForTte* St. J11 E. Oliver. pr w. 'BUTTON, the blcycl* repair man. per 4 cord. Phone 5000. Jyîl ml subscribers can votB 744 Y*f»« str?-*t Phone MC.______low#* Hall.. Doug!** street. D. Dewar. NORTH VR’TORIA LUMBER CO-Hash. LOST AND FOUND. Donors and R F 7?«o Or feed etreet doors and lumber.- fruit boxes, building HOUSE FOR RENT—N»-w. 5 roomed four (4) members11 her* only. qodkrkr” blcycl j specialist, METAL WORKS. material. Corner Saanich road and V FOUND—On Fowl Ray road, near Lillian, house, corner Gai bally and Gorge mad*, All donors1 of money. $59 and iiprH level** st nil prices. THE ORDER OF TIT F EASTERN FT AR A fl track Phone SSM1.1 ft pair of spectacles (with ear chain at­ nice garden, garage. Id inimités’ walk and annual subscribe!subscribe!* of $5 and upjH PACIFIC SHEET METAL WORKS- meets on fnd and 4th Wednee'days at tachment) In case. Apply 361 Mills flt. town. $18 Phone SOUL. ____ JU are eligible to vote for the electi J BOAT BUILDERS. Cornlce work, skylight*, metal win­ f o'clock In K of P Hall. North Park W A KING. Maywood M**at Market dows. metal, slate and Mt roofing, hot street Vlslttw members cordially In­ Horn* killed meat a specialty. Fish, LOST E>~e-'gh‘s»e* In case, at Fowl Bay TO LET— M'*Iern tlwelllng. built about directors. BDATS AND LAUNCHES designed and air Dimaees. metal ceilings, etc. MOI vited.______/ s______fruit, vegetables and own dairy produce beach; owner out of work Reward one year ago. seven room*, with sleep­ G. F. CARvS built to order; repairing hauling out. Yates street Phone 1771 Phone r«« m« Notify IJ H.. IK Finlay son Are.__Jll ing porch. 262.» Prior street: rental $20 June 4. 1915. ■ynerlntendlng and surveying promptly THE ANCIENT ORDER OF FOREFT- per_ month. Richard Hall. 1232 Govern­ attend d to R F Ft.'vena. 1235 Surmy» ERS. Cm.rl Camosun No. 8822. meet* M-AYWOhh GtUM'KHY STORE AND TOUR CREDIT IS GOOD with th% MOTORCYCLE SPECIALISTS. st Forester** Hall Rroad Ft. 1st and POST OFFICE-All good* at city prices ment Phor.e *3 fl tf *M” Av» Phone MEL Eastern Outfitting Co. to men*» and TOWN SHU OF ESQUIMAU LET THE MOTORCYCLE SPECIALISTS Tue-dave T W TTawV’ns Fee y Candles. Ice cream, delicatessen counter women’s clothing. law curtains, rugs FOR RENT—6 roomed bungalow, newly CAFE. attend to the ailments of your machine. i O F COURT N.iRTTTERN LIGHT Phone *720 mS portieres; easy weekly or monthly pay­ decorated, close In. Apply 860 Queen’s We have the parts and experience. P No E*3. meets at Forest-rs* Hall. ment Plan 1800 Douglas It Pbos* J27 Tax statements have been mailed M BKTLAND TLA J1 l » iAIS L' pat airs at gi C. IXpot. U14 Blanshard street, phone HELP WANTED—(Mais) f.<7 Fort street Afternoon teas and Broad street, fnd find 4th Wednesdays FOiTrENT—HOUSES (F^rni.h.d) persons Whose names appear ota| W F. rup»-tdn Fecr light lunches dafntilr served.111 COLUMBIAN COLLEGE OF WIRELESS MISCELLANEOUS. Assessment Roll of the Townshej MOTORCYCLE, bicycle and supply store. TELEGRAPHY—Latest Manmel equip­ WELL FURNISHED HOUSE for rent, EPINBl’ItGU CAFE, whore meals and 8RI Y'ate* Repair parti for all make*. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. ment being Installed. Highly certified PARK DALE end Gorge people visit the gas. phone and piano. Apply 713 Van Esquimau. Any person owning pr« light teas ere served daintily. Mit Agents fur Eagle rootorcyclea J> Instructor. Hyvtetn. thoroughness, re­ in the above mentioned Township® Bl»r«hfird comer Fort street. WANTED- One ton *e«»d potatoes. Rsl* igh Tllltcum Second Ham) Furniture Mart_ couver street. J14 has not received a Rtutemcnt of li' preferred; state price. Box 1669. Time» sults Day and night classes. 731J Goods at auction prices ...... JL WANTED-Busincss men to try our cele­ BROOK LAUDS MOTORCYCLE WORKS. FOR RENT— Furnish.*d cabin, all con should communicate at once with US 850 J.>lip*°n street. Motorcyclists are fl1 Fort. Jy to FURFfELD DAIRY—Two deliveries venlence» 1036 Hillside avenue. Jy9 derslgned. brated 25c. lunch, finest In the city, recommended to It. Shank*, the Engliah IIROOMR A Wirtkl.KHH OPERATOII-A home cooking. The Home Restaurant. WANTED Smell unfurnished apart- dally of milk, cream, butter and rgg^c FOR RENT—Con)fortably furnislied. 5- G H PUI^LEN, & motorcycle engineer, for repairs to great profession In It* Infancy. Treasurer and Colle«-';> m Pert ment; rent must be moderate. Box Jy» Phone SMS. ______voom bungalow with well kept garden. broken frame*, engine troubles, clutch J1Î EETLAND TEA ROOMS-Upstalrs and other defect*. High reputation for 1626. Times. IBLI BODIED MEN for firemen, brake- FOUR MEALS FOR A DOLLAR-Not Apply 341 Vancouver street, mornings •47 Fort street Afteenoon teas « geod and reliable work. Jy2 WANTED- Mlashm oak chin» cabinet men. $110 monthly: experience unneces­ „n|v “Dollar Day." but every day. at hetvxvtx .S.W. At?U .11.30 and after 7 even­ light htmbfp daintily aerved. PI one ( -7(|, JI2 sary Railway, cars Time» the Mecca Grill, down the marble stairs. ings ______J12 Havward Bldg , Douglas street. J12 The editor of the t’orktown Cr® CORDWOOD. PAWNSHOPS. MEN'S BOATER STRAWS. high or WANTED—500 men to buy our 6 cant TOR RENT—Furnished, six-room, mod­ smoking and chewing tobacco. M WHEN AT THE GORGE visit the Vic­ deeply engrossed In his work whl A A R0N80.V8 LOAN OFFICE moved to medium crowns, fl 50 nnd |2; chip Pana­ ern house on Shelbourne street, chicken BF8T QUALITY dry fir cordwood. 11 In. ma hats. In new block*. 8150 and 82. varieties, free matches and paper# toria Tea Oard«n*. the most beautiful houe». Phone 1429 R. «11 was suddenly interrupted by the 1 blocks. $6 35; 12 In., split. 16 70; carrying ISIS Government etreet. next to Colum­ Oddi A Graham. 591 Johnson Street summer resorf; an Ideal spot to enj*»y a bia Theatre. Of tf Frost & Frost. W-stholme Block, Gov­ FOR HENT-Furnlshed cabin, all In !5c. extra; outside city limits, 86c. ernment street. J»e| he In w Government street. delightful cup of tea and othac* light boy, who remarked; "There’s a 4J extra. Lloyd-Toung A Russell. 1012 refreshments. Mrs. A. B. Gray, pro- venlencea 1036 HUlald» avenue POTTERYWARE. ETC. WA NTKD-Canoe; must be In good con F. NT.I ST AS A WIRELESS OPERATOR at the door, Mr. Hyde, and he *a] Broad street Pemberton Building. prtetrea* . JH FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS Phorv- 453| dltlon end cheap. Box 7771. Times. Excellent opportunities for advance­ SEWER PIPE WARE-Field tllee. ground mît tf ment Jy v* BETA BOOK STORE for second-hand ain't had nothin’ to eat for six a fire clay, eto. B. C. Pottery Co.. Ltd- STORE TO RENT on Pundora avenue, CARPENTER WANTED—Bust rfrsa men and young WE HAVE FOI.VKD the great prnb! honk*, sheet music and gramophon* between Government and Douglas St*., "Fetch him In," said the editor. ‘1 corner Broad and Pandora Street» record*. K2 Yat**. near Quadra. J>2 H BRAMLEY, ,f>> T.tes itreet. Rail- hopefuls to taka advantage of the low of unemployment. Send your applies at very reasonable rent to right party; can find out how he does it. wi mst-s *‘vrn I poet card. ji2 prices In men's and young men's suits, tlon for work to be done In any lin» C P COX piano tun'ng. graduate School fine location for grocery store, boot and run the paper for another weekJ'l PHOTOGRAPHY. hate, coats, etc. Cuming A Co.. 127 direct Phone 1637. Central Employment for the Blind. Halifax. N 8., 159 South shoe, hardware or any retail business. CARPENTRY ALTERATIONS, repairs 8 H TAYLOR. 1$20 Government etreet. Yat»s Bireel A Relief Bureau. «12 Pandora JIT tf Turner street Phone 121ÎT,. J25 Apply E A Willsher. Prince George Phone T Thtrk-11. 38*1. High-grade photography In all its TIMBER—Wanted, several good timber EMPLOYERS OF HELP who may now LAWN MOV.* ERA collected. cleaned. Hotel topponite City lfall). Jll A gentleman with a serious fac CARPET AND RUG WEAVING. branches at right price». Call and In­ tracts for Immediate logging; must be or In the Immediate future require ground, adjusted, -delivered; $1.0®. D*nd- TO LET—Stable and shack, 926 Hum- at a recent small gathering of p< spect studio. Phone 2391 JyM Al. on salt water, and reasonable tow­ ■killed or unskilled labor, either male rldge. Phone WSM.l or 434* holdt. J18 "What are we coming to? Btu COLONIAL RAO RUOS and carpets or ELITE STUDIO. 902 Government street ing distance to Vancouver. No agent» or female, should send la their nai portieres made from old garments, bed­ Owners can submit prices end terms to gt once to the Central Employment and AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICIANS—Storage ONE AND TWO-ROOM OFFICES te show that In Yorkshire there Portraits. films developed, hove-s batteries recharged and repaired, self- let to Times Building. Apply •» Times ding. etc.; fluff rugs made from old car­ Our representative. À. J. Brubaker. 4A Relief Bureau ______30,000 persons who cannot a pea pet. Prices reasonable. Phone 62S4R. photographed. ill layward Bldg Phone 2308 mit tf starting system and high tension mag­ Victoria Rag Carpel and Rug Weaver» ARI8TO STL* DIO-Portrait groups HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. netos repaired, platinum points’fitted on English language!" "Imposa 221K Cook street largement» etc. M* Douglas. Phone FOR 8ALE-AUTOMOBU.ES. AT 803 CORMORANT, right In town H. T. mags, and spark colls; accessories, FURNISHED ROOMS.______everyone exclaimed. “It to 4471 dry cells, electric auto lights. Jameson ÙHÀI.METIS 5 passenger. g'x>d tires all nlcelv furnished housekeeping room*, 4 Rolfs, 921 Gordon St., back of Weller ROOMS. 402 Bay. oppoytte machinery de­ nevertheless,” persisted the grav< COLLECTIONS. with h. nnd c water, gas rang', hath, pot. $2 per week; 25c. 50c. per night. PLUMBING AND HEATINŒ round 8450. Rutter's Garage, cor. Broa ed man. “And all English, you MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA­ Esquimau ltd. and Russell St. Phone phone and laundry. »2 weekly and up. Jy8 Mrs Ketterman JI* “Certainly—and all under two yel TION. Suit 204. Hibben-Bone Building VICTORIA ^LCMMINO CO... Her—...... Jr» FOR RENT—Two largo housekeeping ROOMS AND BOARD. OAK BAY—Furnished front bedroom. Inquiries made, overdue accounts and do’-a street. Phone IJfTTB. doubtful debts collected. Our methods AUTOMOBILE-^ large, roomy. 6-pas­ room*, gas. phone, coal range; $10 per near Municipal Hall. $2 per week. Ap­ month. $*3J Caledonia. ______JI5 FIRST-CLASS ROOM AND BOARD ply Box 8528. Times.Jy4 “ ------I embody If Cook Book and A B C of Natural young. Mary naturally missed the straight llnea;- boning guaranteed un- 1*28 Oovernment ^street. Phone good condition, aU*low prie» We also COMFORTABLE ROOM and board, rea­ Dietetics." If either of these books are of all the questions In the examl rustable and unbreakable, one year. Aahea and garbage removed. exchange car» Phone $408. 787 wantbo—Moueee. sonable, close in. 616 Vancouver street. ordered throngh me I guarantee to re­ papers but her answers were In Professional coraetlare will vlait resi­ Broughton 1' WANTE1W4 roomed cottage, about $1.000. Phone 3*?0X J26 fund the pride If purchaser Is willing to dence by appointment. Mrs. Godson. Instance so ladylike and refined SHOE REPAIRING. AUTO EXCHANGE—Buy and sell second­ clear title; $75 down, balance os rent AT $71 TORONTO, two flock» Parliament return them. Price $2.15 postpaid. Cell 402 Campb' II Block Phone 44*. hand automobile# even^ description. Address M. IL, P, O. Sub. S. Victoria Buildings, board residence, every con­ arvf sec samples. Frèd C. Frs«ee MO think that she should be awar /t^v; *vyXEPiN<|. A Hinna. .ho. r-yir.1;. to .ow .t «• Pr,„ I ■ * w». ,tr~t w«tWest. ___ t______Jto. venience. moderatsglgvnie. Phone 10Q6R Hcrrr-MwëHiF*-' /-rdvti"set";*SRPMF*-'-vw• cetj*-. .<• jk A SWEEP In timesaves a fin ... '%r*MSr55r- immrzfemseiyimKVM* ~**wm*-r* “Ye think a fine tof of B country ,»W‘-ep. Plion. ----- —------free, satisfaction sure, beat tire on Ihs NI*’ELY FURNISHED BEDROOM end • ITUATION8 WANTED—(Mal.) MODERN SHOE REPAIRING CO., oor- marial, most reasonabl* coat ___1104WANTED TO RENT—Three or four full board. In private family, home RpeareT’* “I do, sir,” was the » and Government. H » we-ymtr —l'TH««rl<-nce in Victoria. J21 mare 6 years eld. weight 1.200 lbs.; small furnished house or housekeeping ing chimneys, cement of stonework. A. wrote, “Uneasy lies the head horse. 6 years old, weight 1.260 lbs. ; out­ nulle, convenient to school. Address ROOM AND BOARD. 1187 Johnson street Fchambrl. M0 Pandora street J18 CHIMNEYS CLE AN EDr Defective flue» SECOND-HAND STORE. - fit $3»0 for quick sfcle. or would trad# F G. Allen. 966 14th Ave. West Van-, all conveniences: room enly, $7 per wears a crown.* Now Rabble fixed, ete. Wm. Neal. 19U Quadra SL for light car suitable for town delivery, couver. B. Ç.Jll month. »11 I HAVE few Chinese young men and t-ever hae written sic non sent phene Wit- BEST PRICK PAID for old clothing. boys, want any kind of work. Q. R. shoes, etc. 641 Johnson street Phone phone 4264R. or Box 1000. Times. Jll WANTED-Houeee to rent; strict atten­ BOOMS—With or without beard, that." "Nonsense, sir,” thunderr ckment ~WORK. lew. *16 Government Phors *84 George, Phone MM or 4T6R. JM 4423L. Will call at any addrea» 114 WANTED—PROPERTV. tion given. The Orlfllth Company. Hlb- other. “Ay, just nonsense. .Rabble ber.-T’on*- Building. MONEY TO LOAN. WE HAVE A WAITING LIST of skilled - cvinent work. SHIRT MAKERS. WANTED TO BUY—^Shack and lot, on * laborer» clerks, book* hae kent fine that a king < Phene 20771- ** W easy term» Bo< 1701. Times. Jlf DANCING. both men nnd ' either dlsna gang to bed wl* the

PHONE 1M6R fo** Pr!cre o™ painting"*"? pockets. custom mkMom reperhangmg. Worl fiiir«BP«4 41* Chestnut avenue. Phone 2601*, JZ7 8620. Times.

S'? .z • r-rrin • m •»- ' Wÿfe-1: VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915 15

Montreal, Halifax, St. John, Quebec, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Vancouver PLOT WAS UNEARTHED Austrians Claiming BY THE AUTHORITIES CASUALTIES AMONG McDOUGALL & COWANS Too Much; Cruiser CANADIAN SOLDIERS STOCK BBOKBHS XKMBKRS MONTREAL EXCHANGE Rowland, June 11.—With the arrest NUT COAL of John Tomleh, an Austrian and « Ottawa, June 11.—The following Was Not Sent Down Our WELLINGTON NUT Is satisfactory In every way—best quality, Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold for Cash or on resident of this city, yesterday follow­ casualty list was issued to-day: First Battalion—Wounded : Pte. J. A. long life, large aise and low price. Aak anybody that has used It. Margin ing the detention of another Austrian London, June 11.—The admiralty James Cooper, Pte. Henry SkJnner, $6JX> PER TON, DELIVERED Different Stocks and Bonds may be purchased In combination so from Trail, the authorities have dis­ denied to-night the Austrian claim Cpl. Leo Bernard t'ogan, Pte. G. B. as to satisfy your Investment. covered an organised plot hatched by that a British cruiser of the Bristol Leo Woodley. Low prices, combined with security, make the present the best time alien enemies to secure access to the claw had been torpedoed and sunk Died of wounds: Pte. I* Frye, HALL & WALKER V> act Uhited. States and from there to sail in the Adriatic Sea. Bridgeport. Eng. Distributors Canadian Collieries (Dunsmulr) Ltd.. Wellington Coale. 110 Union Bank Building. Telephone 3724 to the old country. While Tomleh has Third Battitllon—Previously reported been under surveillance by the police London, June 11.—The British killed in action; now reported as well seme considerable time, evidence press bureau, commenting on the and serving with 'unit; Pte. Walter announcement at Vienna regarding against him was not secured until Longley, London, Eng. the sinking of a British cruiser, MU|e-Andrews was arrested on Wednes­ riald to-night that the ship pre­ Seventh Battalion—Wounded: Pte. day night at the Trail smelter on a sumably referred to was safe in Colin Stanley McKinnell; Pte. Harry charge of stealing fuse tools. In his F. W. STEVENSON & CO. harbor, “not seriously damaged." C. Broad wood; Pte. Neil Smith, Scot­ DOLLAR DAY possession was a letter from M. Pllen- land; Pte Turpin; Pte. •. N. D. Theo- Don’t forget that with each purchase of 60c and over you get a coupon da, 1405 North 49th street, Tacoma, bold; Pte. Tom Robert Haynes; Lee. on $90.00 Refrigerator. which directed him to Tomleh as the Cpl. Frederick Uwion; Pte. James man capable of directing him how to GERMAN SHIP GOES TO Mitchell; Pte. Wm. Smith Graham; «47 Johnson SL evade the authorities in crossing the BOTTOM; SIXTEEN SAVED Color-Sgt.-Major Thomas William Sap- WATSON A McGRECOR, LTD. Phone 746. bdrder. sted; Pte. Henry Gwynne Vcvera Mat­ Lists of the men circularized and thews; Pt#*. Samuel McAllister. London, June 11—The sinking of the ■ urged to return to fight for Austria Died of Wounds: Pte. Robert Burns German liner Zwlna Is reported In are* understood to be In the hands of Weir, Glasgow; Corp. W. F. Longley, wireless message received here to-day 104-106 Pemberton Building Tel. 362 the police and the Internment of many from Berlin. Five members of the England. more Is probable. At the present time crew and eleven passengers were saved. Suffering from shock : Pte. George there are hundreds of Austrians work­ MvPhease; Lieut, (formerly No. 19,957), ing In the Rowland mines . The Trail Berlin, June 11.—The admiralty has William Forks Gilson. smeller employs two hundred or more. announced the loss of the liner Zwlna. Died of pneumonia: Pte. William DOLLAR DAY No details have been given. Forbes, Glasgow. Thirteenth battalion. — Wounded: MONTREAL STOCKS Pte. J.s McDougall Forbes, Pte. David PRESIDENT EXPECTS Garrick. I (Supplied by McDougall A Cowans ) A PROMPT ANSWZ1 Suffering from shock : Sergt. Jos. Harold Buckley, Ft#. David Rees. -Montreal. June ll.-TMs market did not Shoe Bargains appear Inclined to follow the upward Washington. June 11.—The cabinet Fifteenth battalion. — Killed In movement of the New York board to-^ met to-day. While the German situ­ action: Pte. Edward J. W. Wilder, Toronto ; Pte. Henry David Austen. •lay. Operators seem'd Inclined to await ation was dlscuseed. it wan agreed that Again we are to the fore with good values. In addition to Pickering, Ont.; Cpl. Richard Thomp­ a more settled condition of the Gennan- nothing more could be done until the ‘‘Dollar Off" regular lines there are some specials below Amerlcan relations before making any son, 8uury, Ont. reply to the latest American note had extended commitments Still Investors zwhich merit your consideration. GRANBY CONSOLIDATED VIGOROUS UPTURN IN been received. Wounded: Pte. Thomas Douglas beginning to realize the extent of Mareden, Nelson. B. C.; Pte. John quality Footwear, always attractive, makes a distinct ap­ wâr mscrtHt orders fhat bavw -been plac- While the president expects a prompt answer. It Is realized that It Corrigan, Ardleyr B. C. peal at the lower price#. In this country, the effects of which Reported as missing and dead: Pte. must eventually be reflected In the mar­ may be two weeks In com mg. In the WENT UP TWO DOLLARS WALL STREET PRICES Francis Clifford Bowman, Manchester, ket by advanced prices for gll securi­ meantime Germany will be Informed England; Pte. Bert Newell. England. ties affected thereby, gentiment was of the facts gathered by the American Prisoner of war; Pte. Leonard cheerful and the undertone at all times government In connection with the exceedingly firm. l^exvls, England. dropping of bombs tynrn an aeroplane Sixteenth Hattallon—Ktiled in ac­ Inquiry Increasing for Standard American Note Received Bull­ Bid Asked on the American steamship Cushing. R C. Packers ... 119 tion: Pte. Charles Brown Forward, Metal Issues; Others ish Construction at To-day’s Bell Telephone . 148 Ohestervllle, Ont. Brazil ...... 54 MUST BE NO SHIRKING, Died of wounds. May 22; Pte. Rob­ Higher Session; Steel 61 Domn. Bridge ...... "..... 1334133) ert Edmond Denny, England. & Canada Cement ...... ZR SAYS LLOYD GEORCE Wounded, May 21: Pte. George Reid Do. pref...... 9«1 Middleton. Pie. George Frederick Canadian Pacific ...... 154 Hynds; Pte. Wm. 8y#ons, Pte. Al­ The leader to-day was Granby Consoll- (By F, W. Stevenson &, Co.) Can. Cotton, com...... n London, June 11.—Addressing repre­ bert George Duck. Jaâed. - which advanced *Mwo dollars a New York, June 11 —The Impression is sentatives of engineering Arms at Car­ W Hllghtly wounded : Pte. Alfred «hare on the very b;-st of support. As a gained ground that the American note as C’ ,wn Reserve ...... diff. Wales, to-day. Rt. Hon. David Canadian (Converters ...... 94 Lloyd Geotge said that it was his pur­ direct outcome of the present war. all published in the morning papers would ftfiMMlf wounded: Pte. W. Staf­ Can. Car Fdy...... 67 pose to organize South Wales to speed 'ommerclal metals are seeking higher enable the Germans to meet the situa­ ("edar Rapids ...... •0 up the output of munitions just ford. «2 $6 Oxfords for Men $3.45 To-morrow prices and as a result the Inquiry is tion with better grace than had recently l>ctrott United ...... Lancashire had been organise*), and to Missing, June 6: Pte. Archibald Dominion fanners ...... m broadening for shares of standard min­ been suggested by advices. . It proved establish two or three war factories. Richard I^eese. About 50 pair Men's Oxfords, mostly “llurtt" make, in patent, Pom. Iron A Fteel Corp • 314 The lists have reached a total of ing Issues. Granby among them..;, McGlI- bullish factor for the stock market and 79 Referring to the great need of am­ tan and black calf leathers. Hutton and Hlueher style; Do. pr-f...... j. 8,42*. Of this number 1.391 have been ♦Ivray gained fractionally, llkea^se Lucky Issues rose one to three points or even 61 munition, Mr. Lloyd George said; ,111. Traction ...... reported as killed in action. 6,523 broken lines, but nearly all sixes. Per pair...... $3.45 Jim, but Standard Lead was Inclined to 136 "1 do not want to talk about com­ more In Instance* of war stocks. Lake of tlie Woods, com . wounded and 1,604 as missing. tag, yir rtrwft unchanged'from the-yre* OTFFÎ crossed *! -an*-the- eopper». -w*u=a- Lflurcntlda ...... M0160 pulsory powers; It Is an unpleasant A McDonald C<* ..... 9 topic. Bur rr you know of any one who vious session. The Portland Canal group In excellent demand on reports that the UNDER ITS OWN POWER. 100 pair Women’s have shown better demand of late on Mackay. corn ...... M Is,- likely to be a shirker. It Is Just as indications of some fresh development In metal was changing hands at ZD cents Montreal Power ...... 2204 well that you remind him of the De­ Pumps and Oxfords. regard to the re-working of the mines. There was no considerable short selling M-xlian Light Com. .. 42 fence of the Realm Act and the power Constantinople, June 11.—According to t’aptain Herslng. I Re German sub­ Extra value if your Bid. Asked. on the upturn. * Nova Sent In 8|e«-l ...... M under which parliament created the 123 sire is here ; $1.00 pr. Blackbird Syndicate ...... 914.00 High Ï.OW RM Ogllvle Flour Com...... ministry of munitions. marine No. SI. which sank the British 371 36 120 B. C Refining <*o...... 71 Alaska Gold ...... «•*4 battleships Triumph and Majestic in Broken lines. Sizes 2 i "an. Copper Co...... 1 00 IS Amal. Copper ...... 77 TZU 764 Penman. Ltd ...... the Dardanelles, made the flve-thou- 101 Can. Cona. 8 K R...... KUMlO Boot RtigaY .. 471 47: Quebec Railway ...... HAVE REACHED AUnccMEriT simo*..;!!'’ * "»agf from Wilhelmshaven to 31/*» and 6 to 7^; no Mil f *ah...... 45 432 . 432 Can 8 A 8...... 9 Coronation- Gold ...... 120 unth r its own power. middle sizes. W 1*0 W (» Car A Fdy...... 561 54J 552 Shawlmgan ...... REGARDING APF0INTMENTS .11 K$ Cotton Oil ...... 4M 471 Cl fil-rwln Wllliame, com. 65 Int Coal ’ Coke" Co...... 99 VICTORIAN PASSES. . 44 06 Ice Securities .. 311 291 30 Lucky Jim Zinc ...... 115 Ixmdon, June 11.—The difference be­ McC.llllvray Coal ...... 1*4 S* Locomotive .. ... F4»4 4*1 491 15J tween the Nationalist. party and the Ottawa. June 11.—Two British Co­ $1.00 Nugget Gold ...... 22 Smelting ...... 624 71} *24 Steel Co. Canada Com. 76 cabin* t concerning the appointment of lumbians are Included in the list of Portland Canal ...... oil .824 1071 107 Textile ...... 111 law officers for Ireland have been set­ Rambler Cariboo ...... 20 ■Z> Tel A Tel. .. .. 121 1224 122$ Toronto' Railway ...... candidates who have been successful 362 29 tled by permitting Ignatius O'Brien to tie<1 Cliff ...... (O Anaconda ...... 374 •Hit Tuekett's Tobacco ...... In passing the entrance examinations 101 100 retain the Irish ion) chancellorship, Standard Lead ...... 1 26. 1 60 Atchison ...... r...... tot* M»14 Twin City ...... of the Canadian naval college. They Sample Tennis Shoes $1 Per Pair 76 1*0 Snowstorm ...... 12 Ralto. A Ohio ...... 7*1 733 Winnipeg Electric ...... instead of that office being given to Rt. are Edward R. Malngey. Chemalnus, Bethlehem Steel ...... I«K*t 166 Wayagamae ...... 811 8 lew art MAD...... 75 167 S Hon. James H. Campbell, and by mak- and Leonard W Houghton. Victoria. Sloran Star ...... 2* Brooklyn Hap. Trans. ... *>1 **» Cedars Bonds ...... ifttf J' hn (!<>rdon. Unionist rwmtier of Manu fac­ 153 Stewart I.and ...... 7.00 C. P. It...... 154 1514 P u'uirn. nt f,.r Londonderry ath-rney- 15| UNITED STATES’ NOTE. Victoria Phoenla Ilrew...... 119.00 Cal.* Petroleum ...... 16 156 goneral. turera’ sam­ Central Leather ...... CLOSE WAS FIRMER FOR ... 39 3*4 3*4 Mr. Gordon, although an antl-Home Unlisted. ("lies A Qltta ...... 3Sj Berlin. June 11.—The note handed hy • «<') Ruler, be not yr> -pronounced nnUlster­ ples. Styles American Marconi ...... 1.25 c a O w...... „...... Ht in WHEAT AFTER WEAKNESS AmhHMs.tdur Gergri to the German for­ ite as Mr Campbell The Nationalists Canadian Marconi ...... 1 M) 1.50 Do . pfd...... 2;«6 291 eign office to-day is regarded In diplo­ for men and agree*I to accept him for the sake of Glacier Creek ...... 03 C M A lit Paul ...... 934 914 921 (By F W Stevenson A Co.) matic circles here as decidedly concil­ 22 00 the elimination of Mr Campbell. Island Investment ...... Gela Bid * i- "i ...... rs\ 30 .Vi i Chicago. June 11—Tlie early bulge on iatory in tone. women. Reg. .. IÎ7 1264 1261 short covering was followed by heavy prices from % % % Distillers 8-r...... 22 234 silling pressure, tlie main factor being AIRSHIP ARRIVED AT 95.000.000 IN GOLD. I ...... 271 2KJ 2*4 the lack of interest shosfn In American *1.25 to *2.50 TO-DAY’S TRADING ON Do.. 1st pfd...... 41 <14 wheat by the b# illg- rent nations. Re Genl. Motors ...... , 1521 l.v«s 1f,l LAIBACH YESTERDAY New York, June 11.—Another install­ THE WINNIPEG MARKET |M»rtr as to the growing crop are Hlhll) ment of gold, amounting to 95.069.609. To morrow Goodrich ...... 47 i 4*>i <74 favorable and hedges are being placed In Great Northern pfd ..list 11*4 119 i large volume However, the close was Innsbruck, June 11.—An Austrian was received at the sub-treasury to­ fl.OO Gt. Nor Ore #tfs. ... Winnipeg, 'June 11.-Wheat opened ... -Sit 344 M3 firmer than for acme time, there being airship arrived by rail at Laibach yes- day from Ottawa, for the account of Guggenheim ...... 63i *eak on the lower Liverpool cables but tt) some Important buying by leading Inter­ P. Morgan A Company. Inier-Metropolitan .. 23» 211 221 strengthened following the opening- on ests and prices advanced four rents In An Austrian aeroplane has been re­ . onsiderable profit-taking and stronger ■Bb., pfd ...... 73j 72Î 722 little. While Wet weather, which re Inquest Being Held.—An inquest is Kaa. City Southern ... ported flying high above the St. Elvlo corn and oats markets. October showed .. mi 25) 26 suited In claims of poor growing rond! $1.00 pair off *1.00 pair off Lehigh Valley ...... 146 1434 14T. Pass Am the pass Itself has an altitude being held this afternoon by Coroner rather wide fluctuations.. July beliifc ions In some sections, and the fact that Women’s Maxwell Motor ...... 151 44£ 44j of lO.OOrt feet, this aeroplane probably Hart on the body of B. Jones, who all Mon’a regu­ all quoted at noon at J17 to 119. while De­ reeilyti sti'i hoop light, were the- factors M* x. Petroleum ...... 792 was between 12.000 and 13.000 feet «lied as the result of Injuries received lar $4 to *7 Hoots, Pumps cember was m» to MOS Winnipeg oats 764 >4 in mating a bullied feeling In the corn ifl K A T ...... above the. level of the va. while blasting on the old reserve. wen- steady, while flax showed 81<* of .. 124 11 12 trade At the moment It Is entirely i Hoot* anil Ox­ and Oxfords, in Do., pfd ...... 30 31 n fluctuation on both July and October .. 334 weather market Values are consider *4 to *7 grades. Mo Pacific ...... 124 114 12: fords. No re- $1 Off Trading was fair In futures, l.ater the ably too high when compared with the Nat Lead ...... 671 661 67 No reserve. Modern Mill report. Issued.late, was con­ wheat and oats and when the weather Nevada Cons...... 16 15i siderably bearish and previous to clos­ 151 turns favorable for the growing crop a New Haven ...... 66 642 All regular lines at *2.00 to *3.50, at 50c per pair off. ing prices jumped snarply. In cash clr- C5 readjustment will probably take place by N Y Central ...... ■ les there was a very good demand for «1 *74 **1 a decline In corn prices Watch the wea­ N Y. O A W ...... 31 2*4 numbers 1, Z. 3. and 4 grail-a of wheat, 29i ther map Profit taking by bears In oats Norfolk A West ...... 108) 103 MC! ii good demand for all grades of oats and was the main factor in this market to­ North America Co. 741 74 74 lair demand for barley. Exporters and day: shippers were the buyers Practically no Northern Pa* If4c ...... l-'TE 106 1074 LADIES! Oprn High T.OW Close Pacific Mall ...... 31 2*| 2!» Wheat- business In cash flax. The total num­ July ...... N68«pin6 1084 164$ Ml 2.30 p.m.™Afternoon Pennsylvania ...... •. lt/7) 1V7 1062 ber of cars Inspected on Thursday was Sept...... lt>4K*1834 106) MBÜ Mà-1 I!» cars, as against 270 cars last year, Pittsburg Coal ...... 241 23 234 Do. pfd...... ;.... ■ • 931 912 91 Spend Your Dollars Here and In sight to-day were 60 cars. *24 72| 731 Pressed 8t-*el Car ...... 4*'. July ...... 73S .Winnipeg wheat futures closed |c. to 4*1 4*i 72| 734 73 Reading ...... »... ..1474 144 *146; Sept ...... 724 :*)*• higher " Push closed lr higher for Oats— They will he well cared fur if you can take advantage Special Hep. Iron A Steel ...... 3H4 294 29) • »ntra|ct Oats closed p to §c higher July ...... 44161 444 46 444 441 Klax closed 4c to 4p- advance. Floss Bheffi. Id ...... 371 35 36 ftrpt ...... 40264 404 411 404 44*J Wheat- Open. Close. Southern Par...... *94 ** *9 of these few special items. Don’t fail to purchase Hou. Hallway ...... h£ 16. Pork— Tuly ...... 164 17 80 17 80 17 06 17 36 .. f.l 50 608 July ...... here on Dollar Day. 2.30 p. m. Standard Milling ...... 501 50 Ml Lard— Sept 18 30 18 30 17 40 17 70 Htu«le baker Corpn. .... -. 75f 744 754 DOLLAR BARGAINS DOLLAR BARGAINS 240 pair Women’s Welt Button July 8157 8 57 9 42 950 Mi Tenn. Copper ...... ; ...... XH •>6 Ml nr Ladies’ Dress Skirts, woolen Men’s Night Dresses. Extra Sept...... 980 9 86 975 9 70 Boots. All leathers are. repre­ I nftaA Pa. iflc ...... izi; 1274 12«1 tweeds and serges and wash special value Dollar Day Do., pfd ...... *u *1 Short Bibs— sented and all sizes, though Fla a — *14 10 40 10 46 1636 skirts. Then-» ar$|r* markable at ...... $1.00 U. 8 Rubber ...... 65) July...... 16 27 July ...... l«U 1561 W 75 10 77 16 <3 S6>1 values at. Dollar Day $1.00 Ladies' Hess, reg. value, per pr some lines are broken. Regular IT 8 Steel ...... tilt 59i F pt...... Oct...... ■ 1M , NO Ladies’ Night Robes, extra 16c. Dollar Day. 4 pairs priceb range from *4 to *5.50. .. uo: 109 lt-94 «'a. prices: Wheat -1 Nor , 1211. 2 Nor., special value,- Dollar Day • 19; 3 Nor. 116; No. 4. HR; No. 5. 1044; I-tab Copper ...... 694 «*1 6*t for ...... ,. $1.00 at ...... $1.00 No "6. 1011. feed. 9*1 Va. Car. Chemical ...... 341 3»1 Mi Children's Dresses, Coats, Wash Gets- 2 ■ W R21;- 3 C W . 52J; ex 1 Western Union ...... 671 67 «71 TO-DAY’S BASEBALL Children’s Hose, special value. Suite, reg. value to 93 75. Dol­ • t ed. -23. 1 t Westinghouse 9*4 *1 978 4 pairs for ...... $1.00 lar Day ...... ,. $1.00 Barley No I <4 feed 82 ‘ 'MWERtCAN Flax 1 N. W. C , 1644; 3 C W . 1514. $2,029,000 par. «any**-W. ** <* % At Philadelphia— R. H. E. ’ î Kïii % % % Cleveland -...... 3 6 0 DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS IN MATERIALS NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. NEW YORK CURB PRICES, iTOadelphla ...... 0 2 1 W. Stevenson A Co.) Flannelette, «. 9. 10 apd ) 2 yards . Embroidery, 27 inch, epee Sal, 6 tpy y w Stevenson #.C.4jL .. ; ' ItaiterieK J-- • Morton and' t«-,av«-r ...... 1 1 dows to-night. May ... . M 67-70 Detroit ...... 8 6 1 can Copper ...... 1 1* !!...! 9 46 954 July 9 44 9 46-56 Boston ...... 4 6 4 Navy Serge, extra special, 3 yds. Dollar Day ...... $1.00 «<«iff•«l«« ...... ,..•••••• Àug...... 9.67-61 'an Mart-unl ...... i U !'.*it.rlea— Dauss and McKee; Fos­ Oct...... 9*2 SKI 9 82 9 92-93 «'rown Reserve ...... i 19-16 ter and Thomas. Dec...... 16 66 10 20 10 08 10.19 20 Daly Wes* ...... 41 1 At Washington— *: R. H K. MILLINERY Kin. Phon ...... î., ... 14 •A % % St Iytuis ...... '...... 6 10 2 ...... m SPECIAL—Regular value to |6, Dollar Day Si.ee ...... it i METAL MARKET. Washington ...... 1 6 2 New York. June II-Lead. K »0 bid; spel­ lolling* r ...... 2*4 30 Batteries James and Bevefold, ter not quoted Copper strong; electro­ MUTRIE & SON :i|||S New York ...... 16 10 1. standard Dad % % % Clcotte. RummsII - , il&W XCRV.^SUKlAjR, t.:.~v .. ~ i ii New Tor't'T Jiihe If Raw sugar firm ; rtnd Schalk. Daly^ Jteatfnr. Pfkff, 'SW* 734 YAIKan. 734 VATX8 ST.. centrifugal. 94.94; molasses sugar. 94.12; hop and Sweeney, Schwartz, None- refined steady. Subscribe to the Patriotic Aid Fimd

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ViCnOKfA, PAIT/V TIMER FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1915 FURTHER CASUALTIES SUPREME COURT GIVES -dollar day values in high- The Price and Terms Are Bound INCLUDE LOCAL MEN PROHIBITION ORDER grade new footwear To-morrow, Dollar Day, will see general one-day reduc­ No Appeal Now From Police tions throughout this store. Every shoe we have in stock is â Well Known Officer Killed; brand new style, and in many instances we show advance to Suit You Ca^OGeorge Ager a Pris- Magistrate in Certain Class sty lea. On many linea to-morrow we will alldw 61.00 off regu­ FLEMING STREET, near the Gorge, one block from carline, four-roomed ■ oner of War of Convictions lar price ; in some instances more than a dollar. Every shoe in modern cottage built three years ago, bathroom, pantry and septic tank; large the store will be sold at reduced value. 100 Pairs of Barefoot Sandals for Boys or Girls lot. By a supreme court decision given From and other sources the *1.00 THE PAIE this morning by Mr. Justice Morrison following further casualties are learned 60 Pairs Men’s and Women’s House and Boudoir Slippers among soldiers a the front: In supreme court chambers there to now no appeal from the decisions of Price $1,500 Killed in Action. * *1.00 THE PAIB the police court magistrates Ita British 60 Pairs of Boys’ Bobbers, First Quality. (’apt. H. de B. Riordan. Columbia in the cases of theft under Terms: $100 Cash, Balance Same as Rent Died of Wounds. the value of $19 and In all convictions 50# THE PAIB Pte. F. R. Andrews. against keepers of houses of III repute. SEE OUR DISPLAY WINDOW TO DAY AND TO MORROW APPLY Prisoner-of-War. The Judgment does not cover cases where convictions can be obtained un­ FOB BARGAINS Capt. George Ager. der the authority of the provincial Admission Tickets fee Royal Victoria Theatre, good any chow Tuesday. INSURANCE Wounded. MONEY TO WRITTEN statutes. June 15, te Friday, June 1S. given free with every Dollar Cash Purchaee LOAN P. R. BROWN Pte. R. C. Alexander. The matter came before the court here Saturday, June 12. Pte. V. Fletcher. on the application of C. L; Harrison, UU BROAD STREET Suffering From Shock. city prosecutor, and is an entirely new Bugler G. L. Marrs. point raised and is at variance with 708 SMART Vpl. James Cronk. , •—*-, the custom that has prevailed In Vic­ YATES toria of allowing appeals to the coun SHOES AT <’apt. Hubert de Burgh Rlordaif. ty Judge's criminal court in certain 8T. Drum Major Sterling announce POPULAR killed In Station, was quite well known prosecutions undertaken under the the events by bugle. In Victoria, being proprietor of the Next Irish criminal code. Mr. Harrison applied to The admission will be twenty-five Royal Stenographic school In this city Linen 8tere PRICES Mr. Justice Morrison for an order to cents. Children under IS. with their for more than a year. The only son of prohibit Judge lounpman hearing In parents, will be admitted free of Colonel A Riordan, he was 82 years of the county court the appeal brought and received his education at by Lot ta !>. Robertson of having im­ King* School. Canterbury, later being properly conducted her premises known appointed private secretary to Major as the Bellevue hotel. Yates street. She the Hon. F. E. Guest. M. P. In the Im­ DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS was convicted by Magistrate Jay. who perial House of Commons.' He was $ DAY tried the case, and fined the accused some months In the Okanagan before THE $200.-Against this she appealed to Judge coming to Victoria. When the war Lampnian, and the appeal was nearly WEST END PEOPLE’S ARE SHOWN IN STORES broke out he returned to England, and received & commission with the 2nd concluded when Mr. Harrison raised Grocery Co., Ltd. STORE Battalion East Surrey Regiment, In the point that his honor had no Juris­ fighting with which he fell. diction. and obtained an adjournment SPECIALS until this afternoon so he could take To-morrow Victoria Merchants Pte. F. R. Andrews. 15th Battalion, the point at Issue before a supreme died of wounds, enlisted with the 88th Pure Prepared Paint, ready for tine. Made in V ictoriiv All Will Offer Extra Value for court Judge. colors. Half-gallon tins, each ...... ------*1-vv Money Spent There were two points at issue In Non-Fading Oil Stains, for interior decorative lialf- the arguments of Mr. Harrison and Our Dollar Day Bargains Mr. Alkman In vhamlters this morn­ gallou tins, each ...... " ing <>ne was that th“ criminal code Creosote Shingle Stain, all colors, per gallon...... From the display In the windows of distinctly says there shall be no ap­ English Red Oxide Roof and Fence Paint, per gallon, *1.00 all the retail stores in the city the peal In these criminal matters except WILL STARTLE THE CITY Dollar Day bargains to be offered to in decisions*' given by two Justices of Black Roof Paint, per gallon...... $1-00 the shoppers of Victoria and the sur- the peace. The other was raised by 'roundlng country to-morrow1 will he Mr Alkman and is that under the BEAD AND BE CONVINCED something far beyond anything that summary convictions section of th** 24-lb. Sack Lake of Woods Flour, and one Tin Bggo SPECIAL has yet been afforded by the merchant* code and under the indictable offences WALL PAPER of any city. section there are similar crimes hut Baking Powder. Dollar Day ...... *1.00 On all the railways entering the city . . . $1.00 with double the penalty under the lat­ Half Gallon Golden Bute Mason Jars. Regular 42.25 n 6 Double Rolls for there will be week-end excursion rates prevailing, and this should bring In ter. Under the former Mr Alkman dozen Dollar Day .. .f...... *1.00 manv hundred buyers from outlying contended he had an appeal, if not un­ Brand's Ham and Tongue and Brawn, in glam; boc der the latter, and he produced the These Papers are all of high-grade, regular prices 25c to 40c points, while l*elng a Saturday, city values. Dollar Day, :» jar*.■... • shoppers will be found turning out in original warrant and the conviction per roll. showing that though the wording of Leard’s Famed Chicken, regular oOc. Dollar Day. .1 tins *l.uu thousands The success of the Dollar Days held the charge was the same as In the • Country Gentleman’’ Corn, regular l&c. Dollar Day NOTE_These prices hold good for Dollar Day. June 12. only. last y* ar was no pronounced that mer­ indictable section the charge wâs taken to tin»...... • ...... • -• *100 chants who were doubtful of their under the summary section. Brooke Bond Tea, in 1-lb. fancy Can»inters. Regular e ______value have readily fallen into line thi* His lordship said the matter of form 50c a pound. Dollar Day, 3 lb*...... *1.00 year, and practically every store in the did not Impress him. and Mr. Harrison city Is offering to customers bargains informed his lordship that the forms Melior Dutch Cocoa. Half-pound tins. Regular 50c. . at the one-dollar figure that are actu­ are those provided by the ' provlnji*r Dollar Day. 4 tins ...... A i, *1,00 ally bargains well worth going a long au,.. ' Th«) are used quite often Laurentian Milk, extra large cans. Regular loc. Dollar The Staneland Ce., Ltd. way to secure. In the advertising in police court cases. His lordship con­ Day. 12 cans ...... ,• • •••• ••• * — „ S1-00 836-840aid 040 FortFart StreetQt root columns of this Issue will. -jp* fOTîfiu tended tin form laid down in the Walnut Wafers i walnut shape), regular hOe lb. Dollar Phone 27 sum.- IndlcaUoiY'.,4 "what can be ob- criminal code was more for guidance Bay and Shakespeare Streets aluT further pointers can be had than anything else and as the magis­ Day, per lb...... ™ «*** Branch Store: from last evening's paper. trate had fined the accused the pen­ There is a long list of goods that are alty provided under the indictable sec­ to be had at the increased purchasing CORPL. W. F. PATTERSON tion of the code he came to the con­ 61.95 COMBINATION PARCEL FOB $1.00 power of the dollar, and not one taste Wounded- clusion that the charge had been heard Bottle of Grape Juice..-...... 30c but will be satisfied with some one or under that section. CLASSIFY more of the articles that are to he had. "I think.** he said, “the amendment CusUrd Powder ...... • -20c In addition to this Fusiliers In October last, ami left with lilimoNISMS- ••Mother-ln-lats-an‘ e»e BIG CROWDS WILL Boot and shoe dealers. Jewelers, gentle­ to the code in 1913 has a deliberate Holbrook’s Sauce...... 25° men's outfitters, ladies’ wear establish­ the 30th Battalion. He a 30 years extraordinary value present remind.', 11,at there I, no * meaning, and that appeals are there­ ments. hatter* and furriers, milliners, of age. and his home was at Owen Mixed or Chow Pickles...... -35c without It. thorn Inwon Printing by limited to convictions made by two we will give one department stores. Is >ok-sellers and Sultanas -,...... 18e VIEW GALA SPORTS stationers, grocers, hardware dealers, Justices." ticket for any show AT I'l.h'W IN'S IMS Dougin. SI Dollar Captain Ager. 16th Battalion. . ac­ Tin Dutch Cocoa ...... 35c furniture stores, «music dealer* and His lordship said It was in hi* opin­ [►ay, carnations. 2»k-. Spanish iris. I> * ■ cording to a cable received to-day by ion the int ntion of the lawmakers to in the Royal Victoria many other* are all united in the Tin Peaches -...... • • 200 pe *hV Mrs. Ager from a r* Igtive lit London, provide for a. discontinuance of fre­ movement, and •$* are displaying good# Theatre from T uea- FOR SALE—Mining property, fctlver and to alive and veil, but a prisoner-of- quent appeals from magistrates Bottle Black or Tan Shoe Dress­ copper, ready ship; easy terms, pro- worth several times the value asked for war In Germany. Them^-nage states was evident, he said, the law intended day to Friday of «Ivice •*.>mething Box TTlt. Times jl« Event Has Attracted Consider­ ing ...... “c them. . t fi recoin - that in remote and other place* where Extra staffs of salespeople are being next week. 1 i»k RENT Ft' • room modern able Attention; 450 Blue­ m -nd.-d for the Military Cross. He w .is Justus tried cases they were often D»w two tunics fruen city liall. .rent put on for the day. so that there will wounded In the arm and thigh while men legally untrained and appeal* $17 Vi 717 Caledonia avenue. $1.96 jackets Going be no unnecessary delay In anyone get­ leading his men In the big action at the might be necessary, but In convictions fTr.VITURE AND CintlOS l>ought. ting attended to. It w‘ll be well for end of April, ami was found by thé by magUdrate*. they heihg legally Until >r exchanged Mtirdwh>. Pandora the wise buyers to get dewh early, Mart where car Nb. 3 stops. Phone Field Ambulance Corps He was plac­ trained men. it was* thought there was there Is certain to l*e a rush during the All Dollar Day Bargains Are for Cash Only w. ______*** ed on a stretcher and lift In as com­ no necessity for an appeal. In regard No event of the past several months forenoon, and the choice of the go**ds EXCHANGE what you don't use at Mur fortable a position as possible for the to the form used he sa hi It was not has attracted public attention more will be had by these, but even the late deck's. Pandora Man. where car No. 3 night, to be taken back of the fighting particular The code sets a guide which than the Gala Sports* day arranged comers will find bargains and as excel­ stops. Phone jJW.______h** under the auspices of the National line »aHy In the morning Hut when it is advisable to follow. CORNER GOVERNMENT AND BROUGHTON STREETS lent in quality as reasonable In price. 8EVFRAL HOUSES furnished and un­ Reserve of Canada. No. 2 company, the bean-r* arrived they found he had In regard to the amendment to the furnished. low rents Apply Murdoch s. The Dollar Ikiy idea Is a valuable for the uUlcers and men of H. M. 8. disappeared, and his fate up to the criminal code, section 797. in 1906. Pandora Mart, where car No 3 stops, one to both the merchant and the shop­ Pinnine 53S». toft Kent. The sports are to take place present w as not known by his relatives per. the mutual advantage being evi­ "When any of the offences mention­ DOLLAR HAY BEDS A-omplete, $1. at the Royal Athletic park, to com­ favor of the Allies, one being a denced In numerous ways, and there­ ed in paragraphs (a) or (f) of section AUCTION SALE Murdoch’s. Pandora Mart, where car mence at 2 o'clock, ami no less than Pte. R. C. Alexander, wounded, en­ Frenchman and the other ^n Italian, fore it should have the hearty support 773 Is tried In any of the provinces un­ No '! Stops. Phone 5399______twenty-six events have been arranged, listed with the 88th Fusiliers' regi­ of every cttlsen. There Is much money der this part an appeal shall lie from so that their generous action in help­ TO-MORROW jEgNT d CYCLE the last of which Is the bucket-of- ment for overseas service, at the time in the city, but It is not moving as any conviction for the offence In the rlri'M good._. $15 n. a. water race, 5»> yards, which has Just of Joining the ranks being commis­ ing out the programme was greatly corner. Yates. freely as could be wished. The stimu­ 1> niglas. recently been added by the commit­ sariat officer with an E. A N. survey same manner as from summary con­ appreciated by the gallant Jack Tars. lation of business which Is brought viction* under part 15. and all provis­ FORD A GREENWOOD 1 PASSENGER CAR. cheap. tee. about by means ef these sales Is g-sxl party. A native of Belfast. Ireland, the nations whom they represent The bluejackets to the numW of he came to Vancouver In 19Ut. obtain­ ion.- of that part relating to appeals Instructed, we will sell at our rooms. for everyone, and among other t»ene- shall apply to every writ appeal Pro­ are fighting shoulder to shoulder with 112 MONTH-< rooms, modern. 1215 Chap­ 450 will leave Esquimau at 1 o’clock, ing employment with the C. P. R. Six 71S Johnson Street, at 2 p- m. man street. Fairfield. Box 1721. Tim-js- flts keeps the money circulating »t vided that In the province of Sas­ Great Britain In the great cause of on reaching the city hall they will be home, where It is wanted. years later he came to Victoria to drawn up In parade formation, and make hi» home here, and was employ­ katchewan or Alberta there shall be freedom. Contents of 5-Room FOR RE XT-1-room cottage, all modern will march to the park by way of ed on surveys In Télkwa and Winter no appeal If the conviction is made by conveniences. 2124 Clarke St ; rent. $11 Judge of a superior court.” p 'r month Phone 47!»>L. after .> p m. J14 Cormorant. Government. Yates and Harbor. B. C. C. C. Moore A td in the mu­ Gramophone. Curtains. Tents and city The deceased was 43 years of nicipal hall yesterday afternoon by VAI.CABLE LUNCH BUSINESS, cen­ fife )>and. and 11. M. 8. Kent fife and a cable stutlng that his injtilres are orderly house, etc.) other articles too numerous to men­ age and was born in Wolverhampton. I 'The amendment to the code of 1913. Magistrate Jay. six cases were dealt tral location, doing all cash business, df-um >**nd The cadet corps from the not dangerous. tion. going clieap; good reason for selling cap. IS. sec. 28. repealed the whole ap­ with. Three motorists, for failing to various schools will join the proces­ England. He leaves to mourn his lose, Pte. C. Fletcher. l«th battalion, Box %k>l. Times. peal section above mentioned and sub­ have the rear lights on their cars lit sion the Esquimau corps to get con­ besides a widow, two children, a wounded, enlisted with the 50th Gor­ DOST-Testimonials ;md discharge pap­ veyance free to the city from Head mother and two brothers. The fu­ stituted therefore the following: after dark, were fined $<$ each. For don Highlanders, and went to the FORD A GREENWOOD ers Return Box 1704. Times.______JU “When any of the offences mention In not having an efficient light on the street by the B. C. Electric. neral will take place on 8aturday at front with the first Canadian contln 4441 Phene. '** Auctioneers. W ANTED—T-*nt. about 14 x 24. Pm ‘ * Some of the principal events of the 2 30 from the chapel of the Sands paragraphs (a) or (f). of section 772, Is front o(, his car another motorist was , and where seen to 2'47 Prior St JL gent, leaving Victoria last August, tried In any of the provinces under this afternoon are the 220 yards flat race Funeral Furnishing eompany. Rev pte Fletcher was quite well known lined 13 A fifth, for having no light Foil RENT—4 roomed house, also stable. part, before two Justices of the peace for men under 12 years service; tug- F. A. P C’hadwick will officiate. locally as » member of the Empress at all. had the charge dismissed, as H x 14. with sanitary requirements. 2W7 of-w ar H M 8. Kent vs. National sitting together, an appeal shall He the circumstances were in Ms favor Prior St J17 hotel soccer team, being an employee Annual Memorial Service Reserve Veterans: tlltlng-the-hucket from a conviction for the offence In The death occurred In Calgary on at the Empress hotel up to the time A bicyclist who rode his wheel on the 1IAY WOOD Grocery Store and Post in wheel-harrow; mop-fight, officers the same manner as from Aimmary Office proprietor. <1. SUburn. late of June 9 of William Shepherd Bennett, of enlisting He came to this country sidewalk waa fined $3. race, pillow fight, veterans' potato convictions under part 15. and all pro­ R »ck Bay D‘livery dally Phone fcJ" the three months' old son of Mr. and from Leicester. England. A message * A » race, and bucket-of-water race. There Mrs.4William Bennett, of the Balmoral visions of that part relating to appeals received here states that he was In k-ery suvn epptmt. <«., Former Salvatjpn.et Vio«t«fig.—Uol- are several flat race* of varying hot ell The remains are being forward­ shall apply to even- «wh appeal ft) 11 W RILEY, drugs, stationery and the action at Fe^utw-rtFfg$tii>.-n on. Maymay M, —■ — ■ ' .>C -. seetfrMfc/: *it£t T^JX^ ***** **~*tom*t*. camera supplies. Douglas and Clover- lengths which will be of Interest. ed from Calgary. and_w'lll reach here Phone 234511 JlU ’ - officers who were stationed In this dal*. To6uTE'f6a»sSiff^Hf!f-'5'?5Sto-morrow t district In 1889 in connection with the r which he ll now suffering. f>av TTqoiatlonr. Mr; Spanish irT«. I* When the cane enme on.. Again be local Salvation Army work, will visit p- onlrs. Jfir III .. — si» n» in js^Tste. ______in ______«MMUy. Jvro titis ,w*-k-e*4>A»d. wU1 v ■ a nxI'flVNb" *^*1 "Wfre, <77^ r n suffering from wwx..Rock, ■■■"ymay mean O.— ^ afternoon J A AJkman.a is------meetings (or at the citadel. Broad street» Victoria Acme. no. * - ■*•» a.H.i.1 this er.iiin». carnal Stanley »n,l j_, Marrs. who enlisted last-August Since leaving here sixteen years ago Members ot Victor Is Aerie No. 12. The marriage of Aenea Cecilia, wMeat with thé Sfith Gordon Highlanders, the accused woman, gavp notice that GWetons ur«n»«s qoo'*] lon and Emeat Morton Cotton. »ur- Mr. Justice Morrison’s decision, and and wide travel, and has held appoint­ innate ■„«! tin,- Everybody com" Jll battalion. Earle»" hall. Sunday, June It, at I vry'or, ot New Westminster. wan the further hearing of the appeal. from ments in Newfoundlands Great Brit­ : ZimSi wanting s *.*mI . up of hot Cpl. /amea CYonk. 7th battalion, auf ! "coffer can obtain It at Knox Otraw- To_ïïi5inïR_i.ï)*ai:-Fui'r quietly celebrated on Wednesday even­ the polie* magistrate stands over un­ ain. the United State* and other parts p m , sharp, to attend memorial ser­ ferlngTfrom shock, enlisted with the b-rrr Social this evening Good mo.lval 5-roomed bun*»low. Mo*» 8t.. n » ing at 6.30 at the residence of the til the highest court In the province of the world In connection with the vice to be held In Dominion theatre, Halle» Kd clow to bcaehj rvrry con­ 86th Fuslllcf» In November Istt year, p,a,ra,nmr I.lbrrsl bride’s ' fiarents. 1610 Belmont" avenue. Salvation army. A considerable amount at. 1.30 p. m. Visiting Eagles and in,I errant Irr errant end randy JU venience I*hon- WTiH or SUt. J and went with the KHh battalion to has had an opportunity to pronounce The bride, who was very charmingly on the right of a convicted individual of Interest attaches to his pending flAlsB—Motor launch. 16$ feet. 31 FOK RENT—HC HeV xtrrol room». Hhornrllffe. He I» 83. and married, general public cordially Invited to at­ attired In white embroidery and wnre to appeal In these cases. visit therefore, and a special service »e power Fairbanks engine nearly modern. U.’ phone KltU».______pte. Malcolm Beattie (prevlnuely tend. Member» plasma bring flowers. r; «ivriflce for cash. Phone 3»HL her grandmother"» bridal veil., was of welcome will be held to-morrow DANCE ind social »t t'ook'e Hall. Nel- given away by her father and attend­ wrongly reported Beaton), 7th bat n.uc ,ei ENDIO airt night at •8 o'clock.o’clock. He will be the Attest: »<>n «ttrwt. n*ar Usthollvlay , church.p m. vLsqtj*-—.R wj .... ------talion, sronnded. enll.ted with thnMth watch. In rvvry Saturday. 8 p m. Gent s. ed by hi» «later. Miss Alice Watnon. 6r ..«k-dtenrs», ,«» wt»M««alile.BIHmiM.tlt? gl>« wa»st*tckannad fN»g«M«fe..Ae. —Wig: ■■■■ " . . n* 77- rrev " ftffhi»f( Cook, and waa F*v through rhe HcwMi Afeteen war with Of» "thk^LoeatftiwteS SK&Ï, /J^Stwday - phi»** ,:,ev.,j,vv ------1 ' y . - - -• gta.i-.uro_ ami the Royal Scottish He was a native civic reception .» ... — — ------nesAed by the Immediate relatives and aftomook 3.16 ’he will apart on FÔîTllALK-Auto."Oil SAl.K-AUto. 5a pawengor>’*— night-wag the Valentino Duo. who are *r in fin» condition, vcryrraaonablc. ca.h DIED friends of jVi« principals. Mr. and of Scotland, served two years In the on the bon rit» et the Columbia thi 3 tre Not Wanted." and at 7.16 In the ev.n- (H terms Box tits. Ttm«e. . At noncut«r. Rngland. on the fth Iwt. Mrs. Uotton will make their home In 2nd Dragoon Guards, nnd 18 month» Ina on the topic: 'I-oat and Found." WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Nigel Bowyer Greeley, late ot Vic in tito Kins*» Own Scot Ish Borderers. this week. The pair are strongly tn fim RRNT-4-roomed modern col the Willows dtotrtoV M ÜI Piter «treet. "’In ' torià." B." 7* - - ■ ■ y-v.», i x #■$ v»v.-« ■ i" ,'A . # -■ ■; • bCUfKUf» 1 w—

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HAND-LOOM CARPETS DELAY THREATENED Dlxl Ross’ Dollar Day Doings Strong valus» in quality goods w ill be the rule ail through the store on Saturday. TO BE EXHIBITED IN STARTING WORK Noel's Afternoon Tea Marmalade. English Sugar Candy, 9 lbs. for ~ t jmw ;....n7T77.. .—r..77^?.fi.OQ ...... $106 Noel's Fig Marmalade, • Jars for It one I la Australian Jama. 2-lb .....-...... |iw tins, melon and lemon, for ..$100 Noel's Pineapple Marmalade. 6 Melon and Pineapple. 5 tins for Saanich Pipe Contractors Have jars ...... $1.00 ...... $10$ New Local Industry Has Al­ Skipper Sardines. $ tins ...... $100 Melon find Orange. 5 tins ...... $1.08 Watch For Vi&oria’s Cornish Pilchards. 3" tins ...... $1.00 Izard’s Boned Chicken. 3 tins $1.00 ready Manufactured Had to Sub-let Portions of Knight Brand B. C. Salmon. 11 Matthew's Mixed Pick lee (ptcnlr tins ...... $100 aise). K» bottles for ...... (I * Many Rugs Contract, Owing to War Oentreville Canning Co.. Canadian Fancy Evaporated Peaches. 9 Packed Kippered Herrings. 9 lbs...... 11 « tins ....,...... $1.00 Fancy Evaporated Apricots. » Centreville Canning Co., Herring lbs...... $1 «O (To Be Continued) A somewhat unique exhibition of Vic­ Unfortunate situations which from in Tomato Sauce, 9 tins ...... $1.00 toria-manufactured hand-loom carpe ta time to time delay public work in will be held . on Tuesday aftenuWn. Saanich have again cropped up to Dixi H. Ross & Company June 15, from 3 to • o'clock at the head­ check a start on the waterworks. Groceries. Wines and Liquors quarter* of the Women's Industrial tl was arranged that a start should tin Him sf QMtHy Beefs Dollar Day be made with the excavation In the Grocery, 80. II. 52 1317 Government SL Centre, behind the Scott building, cor­ Cloverdalc avenue section, where water ner of Hillside avenue and Douglas là wanted worst, when tUudent arrived. street (entrance Hillside avenue). The However, at a meeting of the water work to be on view, and which will committee yesterday, circumstances of aleo be on sale. Is alt the output of a which the council has been apprised * GET THE COUPON HABIT comparatively few days, during which, through the agents. Balfour, Guthrie A By purchasing your general needs at OUR GREAT DOMESTIC RALE, Saturday, June 12 however, the women workers at the .. have led the committee to delay which offers Innumerable bargains. Coupons with each purchase of 80c. end centre have made a large assortment immediate action on the subject, pend­ ■ % ing further Information. «47 Johnson St The announcement of the exhibition It appears that McLaren A Co., who WATSON & MoGREGOR, LTD. brings to light a splendid enterprise or­ are one of the principal makers of pipe ganized last March by a committee of in Scotland, have been called upon by the Political Equality League for the the government to use their plant for purpose of giving relief work to wo­ the manufacture of munitions of war, men. Numerous calls from unemployed and therefore In order to fiilfll the SHIP CHAND- DICK’S ENGLISH | mothers wishing to do something to terms of the contract with the Saanich lerS support themselves and their children ALONG municipality, sections of that contract LUBRICATING OILS without making application to any of have had to be sublet to other manu­ Wire Rope, the charity organisations were the <*c facturers. This will, of course, make Chains, Pulleys Are known the world over as the most • salon for the organisation of the the manufacture more difficult, and re­ and Blocks of re­ hnnd-loom carpet Industry, together efficient and most reliable procurable, sult, It is anticipated. In the delivery liable makes at with a scout and cadet suit tailoring cut out engine troubles by ordering a WAY AT being uncertain. satisfactory prices establishment. Both articles were Having some six-inch pipe on hand, supply to-day- formerly imported, so it was felt by the manufacturers are sending this in the committee that the founding of the first two shipments on the Student such an Industry locally would not In and Merchant, and the special equip­ terfere with ahy business already es ment to the service is following later WEILER’S ta Dished. Thus the council is faced w^ih the al­ The tailoring department Is now in 5*»p CfiAmAERS >3&i2i4®hARFStreet ternative of waiting for the 'accumula good running order, and gives «* tlon turc of siillleieht material to ployment to several women, and the Every dollar sptmt to-morrow will have a iwv td greatly increased pur­ handle the work economically, or else carpet department. only recently to lay sections of various diameter, and brought Into operation, has already chasing power. Thousands of wise jieople, who h >> happy recolleetions.of have to go bad* over It again to tie up manufactured a big assortment of rugs. the work, at a coat of some 25 per cent, Next Tuesday the rugs and tailored Potatoes - - Potatoes the wonderful Dollar Bargains obtained here in previous Dollar Day Hales, more than had been figured upon. The work will be on sale, and orders for committee yesterday considered that For » Sack of good Bolling or Baking Potatoes try 11.00 per 100 I be. work will l»e taken. are saving up every cent they can spare for profitable investment at Weiler more definite assurance of what ma­ An invitation ts extended to all who terial will be on hand ought to be forth Tel. «1* SYLVESTER FEED CO. 70S Vat,, are interested to attend the exhibition Bros., Ltd., on coming before the authority to com­ end see what the Women's Industrial mence excavation Is given to the en­ Centré are doing. Tea will be served gineer. during the afternoon, and members of •he committee for relief work. Mes­ An old southt rn planter met a negro dames Gordon Grant. Roper and F whom he had not seen for a long time. Todd, will be present to explain the THE EXCHANGE DOLLAR DAY “Well, well.'' said the planter. ' What nature of the enterprise more fully to ns FORT BT. F HON B 17J7. those who are Interested. are you doing now, Vncle Josh?" 1*8 a For They won’t be disappointed. Our Dollar Day <’ash Prices will enable a-[ reaching of de Goapll.*’ “What Î COMPLETE CAMPING You preaching?" “Yaasah, marster, I** OUTFITS Wife—“There are so very few really "Orders taken for any else tent. them to make greater savings than ever, by replenishing their home furnish­ good men in the world.** Hubby— a-preaching." Well, well! Do you use letters addressed to tr.e Editor and In­ “Yes; you were mighty lucky to get notes?” "Nossuh. At de fust. I use tended for publication must be short and one.” notes, but now 1 de-manda de cash.' legibly written. The longer an article ings next Saturday. Instead of selecting particular lines from each depart­ the shorter Its ehanee of Insertion. All communications must bear tbs asms of ment for special Dollar Day Bargains, we will give the writer The publication or rejection •i articles le a matter entirely In the dis­ cretion of the Editor. No responsibility la assumed by the paper far MSA sub­ mitted to the Editor. 20% Discount NOT A GERMAN. $1 DAY To the Editor.—At the council meet­ Off the regular prices of our large and well selected stock of Carpets, Cur­ ing held yesterday 1 was Instructed to AT MAKE’S request that you would be good enough tains, Furniture, China, Glassware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Silverware, to publish the accompanying letter Heavy Galvanised Wash from Mr. Alfred Steen, wiring Inspector Tubs, largv size. Satur­ Brassware, etc. This is an exceptional opportunity for prospective brides to of this municipality. HECTOR S. COWPER. day ...... $1.00 make a substantial saving in the cost of furnishing their future homes. C. M. C. Alarm Clocks, Saturday, Royal Oak, June », 1»15. only...... 90* The Reere and Councilors. Corporation Busy Sprinklers, Saturday, of the District of Saanich. only...... $1.00 Gentlemen,—I have been Informed that there are persistent ^rumors throughout the municipality that I am of German extraction and I take, this Broke Hardware Ce. Give a room a delightful out-of-doors atmosphere, opportunity of emphatically denying Phone :S41 1418 Douglas Street any such statement, and shall he glad If you will give permission for this are easily swept, require no tacks,'and stand very letter to be published In the dally pa­ pers. Tours very truly, heavy wear. Artistic in effect, with the centre in (Hgtl > ALFRED STEEN. ■> Wiring Inspector. the natural color and border stencilled in red, Royal Oak, B. C., June 8. ISIS. GOOOACRE’S green, brown or blue. They Look Alike HOME INDUSTRIE®. To the Editor.—In last night's Times CASH PRICES Mr. Day has something to say about But- Chinamen and strawberry picking. It Market Day 27x54 in*...... $1.53 I 4ft. Bin. x 7ft. 6 in., $4.95 seems that he sent one of "his people” 32x72 in*...... $2.58 | 6ft. x 9ft...... $7.45 to the growers on an exceptionally The average cup ot tea or coffee contains from l1* to 3 busy day, f«>und ISO Chinamen at work, and appears quite hurt to think the Specials grains of caffeine, e subtle, poisonous drug. growers would not put the Chinks off the Job in order to put Mr. Day’s peo­ . Caffeine is cumulative, and day by day pounds away at ple on. To-Morrow nerves, heart and other organs, finally showing in bilious­ Mr. Editor. If I was a paid union of­ Farmer’s Milk-Fed Pork, 13e ness, headache, ileepleaentas, heart flutter, nervous pros­ ficial I would have got after the straw­ The “Home-Maker” Stores berry growers a month ago, whilst the to...... 18* tration, etc. crop was growing, and guaranteed as many men as necessary, either day Beef, 8c to...... 25* A cup of work or piece, and—no strikes. Then Mutton, 18c to....25* when the 110 Chinks arrived, the white Three Mo& Striking Bar­ men had been in possession—which Is Lamb, 22c to...... 30* nine points of the law. Hams, up from...... 18* The way the labor officials in Victoria manage their affairs makes me tired. Bacon, up from...... 24* gains For $1.00 They have collected at least $30.000 Choice Line of Poultry, INSTANT from “their people" during the last five Sausages and Vegetables years, but seem quite unable to give them any return for their money. The We deliver to sny pert of 1st—A beautiful 107-Piece Dinner Set endless amendments and “therefore be the city. It resolved” business get on a fellow’s 2nd—Easy Lounge Chair. — PH0NB8 31 AND 32 ~ P0STUM Here is a way In which Mr. Day can 3rd—A Handsome Cut Glass Bowl. help his people. The farmers on the mainland will need more men than has a delicious snappy flavor and fine color, bnt contains there are unemployed union men In COR. GOVERNMENT Victoria — ten times more. Let him HOW YOU CAN PURCHASE THESE ARTICLES no tea, coffee, caffeine, nor other harmful substance. get after these farmers right now—not AND JOHNSON STS. when the threshing outfits are on the FOR $1.00 ON “DOLLAR DAY” 1‘ostum—made of whole wheat, roasted with a little ground and tooting for men. The pay wholesome molasses—it a pure food-drink and is taking the is $2.50 and board, probably more, for the farmer la going to make big money For every straight cash purchase „f fl.OO any depart,net. we will give place of coffee with thousands of people who appreciate this summer. There should be enough a numlfêr&ï coupon. At the close of the day’s business, a drawing Witt ttfke “ ' Health YntÛiôilteirïî*1 ...... ». - JfT isv.-uMtfixwsieMr çor; r m* a portatlon one way at least. place, and the holders of the winning numbers will be entitled to purchase Post urn comes in two forms: I suggest we forget the strawberry Everything .pnymant QQ— Postum Cereal—the original form—require* thorough days. If Mr. Day called his men off a is so Sweet S* a day Job next season to do a few The Dinner Set, Chair aiid Cut Glass Bowl are now on view in our Gov­ boiling to bring out its flavot and food value. Y5e and 25e days'jitrawberry picking at $1.10 a day, and Clean packages. I ratner think they would kick like the ernment street window. , . - dickens—probably kick him, and I’m at Instint Postum—the soluble form—is prepared in the not sure he wouldn’t deserve It! WALTER FOSTER. cup instantly with hot water. 30c and 50c tiny. Maywood, June Id. THE TEA KETTLE Miss Wooldridge Both kinds are equally delirious—cost per cup about Willie—"Eternity has neither begin­ 111» Douglas SL. Opp Victoria Victorias the same—sold by grocers everywhere. ning nor end, neither form nor shape, Theatre. Phono MM 11 la so vast and complex that we can’t ...... -vm.v,'4r..l AXr**/ Tb The erfu catM tueurrr •YmBe-TKeIT oil fir mer thin* ad ranges I know I hat * ne were the decrlptlon is Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Windsor. Ont. ITT OF GOODS M of Meet fpoeisn » moving picture serial In a news­ paper.- - price concessions secondary. ’fyg*sw.**=-:-™-:r*< w, astiwreswi - : - -vjttwr - n » • > fz*»w.w>«ï<<--W .<*'• “V. .A" ’w*7>T. * ^Vj^v-wv-' -I- ' -•’ 55! ’/*?- * '-• S.W.^' “*■'■ i±Z£: Z '.' -WfcJOfCWsrJiwSC*.;> « Â

■ 18 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY. JUNE 11, 1915 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT

Streets Committee ef Council Re ceivee Report From City En­ gineer en Matter.

The principal business before the street# committee of the city council this afternoon Is to receive a report from the city engineer with regard to Third Great Big Dollar To-Morro the list of streets upo^ which by-laws should be closed up, afcd those which should have additional work done be­ fore this course is taken. The day when the dollar is supreme at this busy dtore. Here’s nearly a page of evidence to show that this is a Mr. Rust does not recommend that work should be undertaken to embrace the whole of the funds which the sale of great economic importance for the supplying of present and future needs. council has on hand for local Improve­ ment this year, but that some streets should be tackled at once, and the Dollar Day Bargains From the Glove street gangs kept In steady employ- - Genuine Bargains in Embroideries There is a considerable amount of Department routine work before the committee. In­ Dainty Swigs Embr.ideries. values to 10c yard. Spe- cluding in addition to the business clal. per yard...... 6? Women's Long Chamois Gloves, reg. $1.75 pair. Spe­ which has arisen this week that which cial, per pair ...... $1.00 was held over from a week ago, when Dainty Swiss Embroideries, values to 12% per yar3. Assortment of Black Suede Capeekin, in tan and there was no sitting of the commit­ Special, per yard . .#...... ;...... 8‘/a? White, and natural chamois gloves, values to $1.25 tee. pair. Dollar Day Special, per pair ...... ».. 85? Th*‘ city engineer of Port Angeles Swiss Embroidery Fleunoing, IS In. wide. reg. 25c. yd. 8ilk Net Gloves, in white and black. Reg. 75c pair wa.s in Victoria to-day to see the con Per yard ...... 15? Dollar Day. per pair ...... 50? crete pipe for the northwest sewer, Women's Long Lisle Gloves, in tan and black, very and the concrete flow line which has Alee assortment of Pretty Embroidery Flouncing*, in special, i»er pair...... 50? been laid "for Sooke waterworks. assorted widths and designs, values to $4.00 per yd. Children's Chamois Gloves, regular 85c pair. Special, It has been impossible on account of Special, per yard ...... fl.65 per pair ...... 50? the numerous meetings this week to 639 Yates Street Phone 5510 hold sessions of the committees ap- -- !.. II ■ pointed last Monday, and so far there has not been a session of the special A Suit Sale That WM1 Attract Wide committee appointed to look Into the Dollar Day Bargains in Press Goods and These Skirts Will Clear Out $- provision of drinking fountains. The present prospect is that next Silks Quickly at This Price I Two Extraordinary spread Attention week will be alrmiet as busy, as sev Bargains in Silk era I meetings of Importance have been Silk Organdie Is very suitable for making into summer 35 Cloth Skirts. Good serviceable Regular Values to $36.00, arranged during the Week, the most dresses, frocks and waists. It comes in a pretty rose styles and colors In serges, tweeds, Dresses design, in a variety of delicate colorings. 40 Inches Dollar Day Price...... Important being the. court of revision cashmeres and checks. Their original $3.90-At tjils price we $9.75 wide. Regular 85c. yard. Special, per yard ... 68? on local Improvements on Tuesday prices in most cases were as high have six only, made of Many exceptionally smart models have been reduced next. On account of the necessity of Silks and Ihini, in all shades, 36 In. and 40 In. wide. as $6.75. Dollar Day Special $1.00 fine inessaline silk In for this sale. Materials Include serges, gaberdine, ripple striking the tax rate, the court of re Reg. $1.00 and $1.36 yard. Special, per yard ... 85? canary, navy, green and and fancy suitings and smart wool brocade < '-.Virs vision must have preeedvnee’ of every­ brown. The styles are •and, putty, rose, saxe, Belgian. Mark, navy, mahogany thing else. Taffeta Silk, in large assortment of good colors, Mingle 27 Wash Dresses to Sell at all very pretty and and black with white lines. width. Special. 3 yards for...... $1.00 •mart. Some have a RED CROSS MEETING Fancy Silks, very suitable for summer dresses ; colors $1.00 Each •mart vest of brocaded brown, mauve, and grey. 40 In. w ide. Reg. $1.85 Spe­ •ilk. others have a vest Twenty-seven womtn will get one of Much Interest Shewn by Residents ef cial. per yard ...... $1,00 effect of allover lace. these great Dollar Day Bargains. Linen Dust Coats Ward IV. in Address by Each one is an extraor­ Pretty Foulard and Radium Silks, very rich effect* in They are all pretty Dresses, made Mrs. Yeung. dinary bargain. Just the thing to wear while1 driving or autoing. They spot, striped and floral designs. Reg. $2.00 and $3.60. of fancy crepes and other popular Special ...... $1.65 $6.90—Home unusually come in several good serviceable styles, with belted The Red Cross meeting held under wash fabrics. Regular values to pretty styles are includ­ back, various shaped collars. Dollar Day Spe­ the auspices of Garden City Women’s Colored Pongee, In mauve, tan. green, and brown. Reg. $7.50. Dollar Day Special . $1.00 ed in this lot of Dresses. cial ...... $1.440 Institute on Tuesday, at the Garden per yard,. 50c. Special, per yard ...... 165? City Methodist church, drew a big The popular yoke effect crowd of Interested people, who listen Fancy Silks, In plain, shot, striped and brocade, 36 In. A Very Special Offer in Silk and plaited skirt are ed with attention to the moving appeal to 40 in. wide. Reg. $1 25 to $1.75. Special yd.. $1.044 among thé new effects. Trimmings Include some Extraordinary Waiat Value for Dollar* made by Mrs. H. E. Young in behalf Dross Goods,—An assortment of check*, tweeds, cloths, and Chiffon Waists of the work. Commencing her address pretty shadow laces and and lustra In a good range of colorings. Reg. 50c yd. Mostly navy and black in meeaallne with a brief narrative of the causes of fancy buttons. Colors Day Special 35c. Reg. 60c. yard. Special, per yard. 45? silk, chiffon and chiffon covered net. the war and the demands of the vari­ battleship grey, mauve, Reg., per yard. 75t\. special, per yard...... 60? No two waists are alike. Dollar Day These are all new stylish Waist*, made in a variety of ous nations involved, the speaker went rose, black, navy and Special ...... mm ... - ..$1.00 very pretty styles. Home are made of fancy vesting, on to deal with the immediate duties Fancy Striped Voiles, in tan, grey, and^champagne. only wisteria. There are 18 but most of them are made of plain and fancy em­ which devolved on those who did not 42 In. wide. Reg. 75c. yard. Special 2 yards for $1.00 only of these. broidered cotton voile. In addition to the dainty em­ go into the fighting line to offer their Delaines In pretty floral and stripe designs. Very suit­ tSee these displayed in broidery, the trimming* Include pretty white and lives for their counry There were able for dresses and waists. Reg 60c and 76c yard. Mauve Top Black Lisle eue windows to-day cream laces and fancy buttons. Reg. values to. $2.5<>. other ways of helping. And what was Special, per lard ...... 36? th»* duty of the empire at large became Silk Hose Dollar Day Special ...... $1.00 the duty of each Canadian vitisen as Moirettes. in a good assortment of colors for making w,e|l. Red Cross needs were urgent; underskirts. Special. 6 yards for...... $1.00 As on previous Dollar Days, we are Cotton Dress Fabric» Are Reduced for Saturday A Handful of Dollar Day Bargains From the call was ever for more and more putting these famous Hose on the supplies, more and more socks. Every­ bargain table again. This time Many women will welcome this gale, coming as it the Basement one at home could help by furnishing we have increased the quantity does at a time when a maximum amount cf frear can he Coatee3 to Clear at $1.00 to 50 dosen i>airs. Their superior New Lingerie Waists. In a range of very pretty styles. Mrs. Hutchinson moved a very ap­ got out of the fabrics this season. With the weather get­ qualities are so universally Extraordinary values for .. ..v...... $1.440 preciative vote of thanks " to Mrs known that it Is unnecessary to ting warmer, the demand for these summery g«x»d* will Young for addressing the meeting, A few odd lines in ratine and oatmeal cloth, in pink, China Silk Waists, in new and dainty styles. On sale. state them In detail here. Regu­ he great, tome early when the aeleetiou wilt he at ita which followed the regular business white, and biscuit, and fancy stripes. Very spe­ 7.30 p.m. Very special ...... $1.00 lar price 50c pair. Dollar Day beat. meeting of the Institute. Heuss Dresses, made in good, serviceable styles of go.nl cial ...... ;...... $1.440 Special. 3 pairs for...... $1.00 Fancy Crepes, in check and plaid effects. A good variety of color­ quality gingham. Very special at...... $1.440 WEATHER BULLETIN. ings. Fast colors. 28 inches wide. Reg 25c. yard Dollar Ihxy Special, 6 yards ...... $1.00 Children's Hess, including some of the finest make*; 5 Daily Report Furnished by the Vic­ A One Dollar Corset Bargain House Dresses- A Welcome Prints of the better quality. Dark and light grounds. Reg. 15c pair for ...... $1.440 toria Meteors logical Department. yard Dollar Day, 8 yards...... *...... $1.00 Ladies' Fine Cstten Lisle Hess. Special value. 6 pairs Thomson's Glove Fitting Corsets. They^are made of Bargain Plain Chambray. Suitable coloring* and quality for children's for ...... $1.00 Victoria. June 11.—5 a. m.—The baro­ strong coutll, and are fitted with four hose sup­ meter is comparatively low over the In­ dresses, also housedresses. Reg. IBc. yard. Dollar Day. 1 porter*. While giving the correct style, they ary*o Many Industrious housewives will Fins Check English Crepe, makes up into serviceable terior of the province and rain lias been yards ...... $1.440 cosy and comfortable that one would think they welcome this opportunity. They are dresses for women and children; also suitable for general from Vancouver Island to the all well made, in serviceable styles waists. Very special at 7 yards for...... $1.440 •tat-» of Oregon, while in this vicinity were wearing a much higher priced corset. Don't and colors. Regular $3.75. Dollar and on the Ix>wer Mainland thunder miss this opportunity. Reg. $1.25 pair. Dollar Day Turkish Towels, 8 for ...... $1.440 storms occurred during the night. Show­ Special, per pair ...... $1.4444 Day Special ...... $1.90 ers have also been general in the prairie Toweling. 16 yards for...... ,...... $1.440 provinces Dollar Bargains in Wanted Staples Oi Silt »t 730 p.a. Underskirts of cottoy m essai I ne. and brocaded satvn. Forces eta Wash Skirta for Large Special ...... 95? For K hours ending 5 p. m Saturday. VI- i.»rla and vicinity—Light to nv*l- An exceptional opportunity for the housewife Women • An Important List of Bargains Gleaned From Each Extra Fins Moire Underskirts. Special.$1.60 erate winds, generally fair with occa­ to replenish her stock of bed linens, towels and Floor sional showers. Made of fine whiter cotton repp. .In Children's Dresses, made of good wearing quality ging­ Iv)wer Mainland—Light to moderate toweling at bargain prices. g«H>l styles, trimmed with pearl NEW SILK WAISTS 11.06 ham in a variety of good colors. These come in a large selection of serviceable styles. Very special at...75? wind*, generally fair, wrtth orews tonal Pillow Cases—Be*t quality hemstiched. 4(1 In. to 46 in. buttons. Very special at . . $1.4444 At 7.30 to-morrow night we will put on the bargain table In wide. Dollar Day special, 4 for ...... $1.440 the Basement several dosen dainty new Waists, made up Black and Whits Cheek Drees Goode. Special, yd. 25? See the windows to-night, they con­ in pretty styles of white Chinese silk. Dollar Day bargain Shoots. 7 and 8 quarter slsee. Reg. 87 He each. Dollar Victoria—Barometer, 3Q.Û6; temperature, tain many examples of the bargains to price ...... $1.440 Colored Cheek Drees Geode. Special, yard...... 25c maximum yesterday. 62; minimum, 49. Day SpeclAl, each ...... 75? be had here to-morrow. On Sals m the Bargain Basement Scotch Tartan Dress Goods, 42 Ins. wide.. Special, per wind, 4 miles W. ; rain. .29; weather, clear. 7, 8 and 9 quarter sixes, regular $1.00 and $1.25 each. yard ...... *...... 40? Vancouver -Barometer. 30.«i_ tempera­ Dollar Day Special, each ...... $1.00 100 DOZEN LARGE SIZE HUCK TOWELS ture, maximum yesterday, 68; minimum. Shootings 8 quarter width, reg. 30c and 35c yard. Dol­ Made of a good quality huck-a-bac*. large sise On sale 7 30 Gingham, Flannelette, White Cotton and Good Quality 46; wind. 4 miles E.; rain, ..I; weather, A Dollar Day Millinery pm. Extraordinary value at. per pair 25? and ... 35? Prints. Very special, 10 yards for...... $1.440 foggy lar Day Special, 4 yards for...... $1.440 On Sals on the Main Fleer Nanaimo Entrance—Barometer. 30.04; 7, 8. and 9 quarter width. Regular 40c yard. Dollar Day Special. 3 yards for ...... $1.00 Surprise ~ vgwperature. maximum yesterday. 64. 7.30 SALE OF DRESSING GOWNS minimum, to; wind, 4 miles 8. W ; wea­ Dollar Day Bargains for the Fancy- ther. clear. Pillow Cotton—Light weight, 40 In.. 42 In., and 44 in. wide. About five dosen of these useful gowns will be placed on sale Kamloops—Barometer, 29.96; tempera­ Dollar Day Special. 5 yards for...... $1.044 tomorrow night. They are made of cotton crepe In a variety Worker ture. maximum yesterday. 68; minimum. Extra heavy w eigh. 40 in. to 46 In. w ide. Dollar Day of plain colors and floral designs. The styles urv’ pretty and 46. wind, calm ; weather, clear. Special, 4 yards for ...... $1.440 very serviceable Be on time If you want one. Very special Grey Scotch Fingering, 4 piy. regular $1.20 R>. Dollar Itarkerville—Barometer. 30.00; tempera­ at ...... $1.6$ Day Special- lb...... $1.00 ture. maximum yesterday. 58; minimum TOWELS AND MISCELLANEOUS STAPLES On Sale en First Fleer Pram Cover and Baby Cushion Sets, stamped for em­ $4. wind, calm; weather, fair. Colored Roller Toweling, 18 In. wide. Regular 15c. Dol­ broidering on white pique. Scallop edges. Dollar Prince Rupert—Barometer. y> 16; tem­ lar Day Special. 8 yards for ...... $1.440 BOAT, VERANDAH OR LOUNGE CUSHIONS perature. maximum yesterday. 5*; mini­ Just fifty of these to sell at 7.30. They are well filled with fine Day special, per set ...... ,$1.440 mum. 42; wind, calm ; weather, foggy * Glass Towelling—Reg. 15c.. Dollar Day Special. 8 yards Russian down. The covers are of tapeety with back of Cushion Top and Centres, stamped and tinted In colors Tatoosh—Barometer, 30.ay.„ per pair $2.96 Ladies’ Pino Gotten Drawers, very special value. 4 for $1.00 dal at ...... IS# lowest...... W Scotch Bungalow Nets. Hemstitched Average ...... ® TABLE No. 4—An exceptional opportunity, Ladles' Whit# Voile. $crtm and Etainlne. English Ladies’ Fine Cotton Lisle Vests, very special value, • for $1.00 Minimum on grass Canvas Button Boots. Reg. $$.60 and $400 pair. Dol­ 134 | Art Sateen, English Chintz and Ladies' Fin# Silk Liela Vests, very special value. 2 for $1.00 ptaxlinum In sun . lar Day. per pair ...... $2.95 Women1# *nd Children’« P#r##ol# 38 minute* Printed Cretonnes, Casement Clothe. _____ Bright sunshine. » hours Reg. $5.00 and $6.00 per pair. Dollar Day. pair $3.96 Ladiee Cotton Lisle Combinations, very special value. 2 *irr-i j«pwi Some 2®" itr*. —*-e EflHfenJv yfM4.v,w------• ••—.*.:* At, -J.-r *,-e-». Ladiee’ Pareaeio—A aplen • wiiwr1 ei Day. |.er pair ...... $1.15 ipecïài eavh7$Ï.W wimv «ta* -weiidWfu. 35c. 3Sc to 50c values. Dollar Day. Children’* Paraaal*. tn. «jeot* variety. Sped#* IS* «8* t: H*<«il orderller; c«aatl.au.in!«"n. ’ $1 discount off eny pekr'd?WbnteiVe Shoes at f&flB s»■Oéâr S ysr*'.».' ... .1 th. r.iiit Sold only by D. I * .DU • i, bell. The- FUxall Store, l»c.. !5c. and lo.iroa