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VOL. 53. NO. 32, VICTORIA, B. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1918 * FOURTEEN PAGES ALLIES BRINGING VICTORY NEAR, SAYS LLOYD GEORGE Guadalajara, Spain REPORTS STATE U BOAT SAILORS Scene of Riots Due GERMAN HOPES VANISH AS ALLIES’ 3213 to High Food Cost
v AT WILHELMSHAVEN AND Guadalajara. Spate, Aug. 7.—Setioue POWER GROWS AND WITH ENTENTE outbreaks have occurred here owing to the high cost of trvmg and the poor quality the bread. Shots have been exchanged between the demonstrants FIFTY SUBMARINES DISAPPEARED and the police. RULING SEAS, SAYS LLOYD GEORGE
Increasing Losses at Sea Are Said to Have Driven FRENCH GAIN DURING LULL German U Boats Chance Which Enemy Had in March Will Not Present ■* Crews Into Revolt; Twenty-Three Sentenced to to Number of Itself Again; Germans Made Land Attempt Because Death; Wilhelm Abandons Visit to Fleet AS PREPARATIONS FOR NEW - 150 Sent Down U Boats Had Failed; Great Praise for Foch London, Aug. 7.—That Marshal Foch, by his counter-stroke, had London, Aug. 7.—Rumors of a revolt by German sailors at GREAT BATTLE BEING MADE London, Ang. 7.—That 160 Ger Wilhelmshaven in protest against continuation of the submarine war driven the enemy back, and although the danger was not over, “he man submarines have been de would be a sanguine man on the German General Staff who would arc in circulation, according to a dispatch to The Express from Am stroyed, more than half of them in London, Aug. 7.—Artillery duck and patrol actions continue now predict that Germany could obtain a military victory," was a sterdam. It is Reported that propagandists among the men incited along the Vcalc while the Allies and Ormans make ready for future the last year, was a statement statement made by Mr. Lloyd George in the House of Commons to-day sailors about to leave on submarine cruisers to attack their ■'officers operation*. Indications point to a resumption of fighting on thia line made in the House of Commons and surrender their ships, or seek an opportunity to sink them and get in the course of a speech in which he reviewed the war situation. within a few hours. to-day by Mr. Lloyd George. themselves interned in neutral harbors. More than fifty submarines It was to be expected that several days would clapeo before the He characterized Foch’g counter-offensive as "one of the most are said to have disappeared. Allies could be in xha|>e to renew their offensive. Had weather has STRIKE SETTLED . brilliant in the annals of war." Twenty-three of the ringleaders of the revolt are reported to hampered the movement of guns-ttnd reinforcement* as well a* aerial It was too early to say the Germans had been exhausted. The scout work. Rain fell again on the battlefront Tuesday afternoon. Prince Rupert. Aug f.—The strike at have been arrested and sentenced to death. Many others have been the ITince Rupert sawmill has lwen set Germans still bad powerful forces in reserve, he pointed out, but it When infantry fighting does reopen- in force it probably will tled through mutual concessions agreéd arrested at Kiel and elsewhere, it is added. mark a new phase in the year’s campaign. The Marne pocket haa to by the company and the men. was not too early to say that the chance which they had on March 21 The t orfegpo«ident-*ho sends the re been cleared of the enemy and the would not again present itself. ports admits that the stories are con German (Town Prince defeated Pre flirting and the facts are difficult to During the month of July 305,000 mier Clemenceau has stated that the American troop* had been brought ascertain The men behind the move German l«»**es included 35,000 prison ment, the account states, are r. VOhl- over, 185,000 of them in British ships. ers and 700 guns. ARMY OF 5,000,000 IS PLAN The American army Itself would soon tionary sailors who for some time have Intense bitterness has marked what be not far short of the German army. been conducting propaganda with the little fighting, there has l»een between The Germans, he declared, had at object of stopping the submarine war Moissons and Itheima The American tempted their land offensive l>eeaue# because of the Increased dangers. forces ln-Flsmes and north of the river OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT their submarine offensive had failed. The recent resignation of Admiral von T( have been subjected to heavy bom Sea Power. Holtxendorff as chief of the naval hardmenta. but have held on West of GROWS IN GERMANY Until all the Allied countries were de staff is declared to have been con Flumes on Tuesday a German battal ion prepared to attack American bridge feated as sea. Mr. Lloyd George said, nected wit a the scandal. (tei'many never could triumph Troops Landed Saturday; Rev builders along the Vesle. The entire STATES CHIEF OF STAFF The Kaiser, it is added, has aban In alluding to the subject of pegee, doned ait Intended visit to the fleet at olutionary Party Fighting force was wilted out by American Papers at Last Admit Outlook Mr Lloyd George said that the people Wilhelmshaven this vfeek because of machine gunners. who had made the war were still In the trouble there. Brest-Litovsk Treaty French Report. for Germany Extremo- evidence, ami they could.net have peace Paris. Aug 7—Along the Vesle the Washington, Aug. 7.—In urging enactment of the administra so long as they were predominant in French forces continue to repulse Ger tion’s man power bill extending the army draft ages to from eighteen 2_. ly Dark the councils of the enemy Everyone man attacks, especially between to forty-five years, General March, Chief of Staff, told the Senate wanted peace, he added, but it must be W---- _ . Itraisne and Moissons. The, War Office a peace that was Just and durable—one troops landed at Vladivostok at dawn announces that 100 prisoners were Military Committee to-day that the War Department plans an army with power behind it. to-day, aaya a dispatch from that city. captured east of Braienes. of approximately 5,000.000 men. to be raised as soon as possible. Lendon, Aug. 7.—The despondent 6*250,000 Men. They received a friendly recaption. French troops occupied the etathm tone of the latest German press eem Since August, 1914, including thoee at City Salaogne. just west of the l»end General March said the shipment of men overseas would be epn- mente is emphasize* dally in epesial To Abrogate Treaty. already with the colors, Great Britain in the Veste, where it turns northward tinued according to the programme now iu effect for the present. „ dispatches from Holland. A dispatch alone, said thé Prime Minister, had RIOTS IN TORONTO London, Aug. 7.—The Ruasien Social to Join the Aisne. of The Daily Mail from the Hague to raised for the army and navy 6.250.00# Revolutionary Party, which is opposing German troops to-day made a local About July 30, General March said, the United States Govern- day quotes an editorial in The Ousael- men. for the most part voluntarily. The the Bolsheviki Government, has sent a | attack against the French positions ment reached a decision to enlarge Its dorff Nachrichten which says that no Dominions had contributed 1.000,200 direct appeal to the British Labor Party south of Auberlve, in the Champagne. military programme to carry out thé body looking into the future can see men and India 1,250.000. Instead of Reading Riot Act urging that efforts be made to convene They were repulsed. policies agreed upon at the recent an end to ths war. Mr. Lloyd George praised the work of an International Socialist convention. French troops last night made fur Inter-Allied Conference at Paris to the American forces In their lighting in Mayor Calls for Orderly The appeal declares that the Russian ther gains in the Montdldier region. speed up the prosecution of the war ILS.LIGHTSHIP IS "For though It is (rue the end might France, speaking of the “trained skill” come quickly,” it adds, “it could only Revolutionary Party is ready to work Montdldier Region. and bring It to an early conclusion. they had displayed and the “skilled Conduct in unison with the European Socialists Fmm General March’s testimony and be an end of terror, as in Russia^” knowledge in the management of men to re-establish the national power of The étalement reads : ither Information received, the Com The Vorwacrte, the Berlin Socialist under trying conditions,”-of which their Russia and to abrogate the ’ shameful “In the region of Montdldier our mittee haa gained the Impression that organ, says that events of recent days officers had given evidence. troops have made some local progress Brest-Litovsk treaty.’’ it is proposed that the youths between j SUNK BY U BOAT at last have shattered the illusion, cre Czecho-Slovaks. south of Framieourt and southeast of Toronto, Aug. 7.—Accepting as an. eighteen and twenty years of age shall i ated by inspired optimism, that Ger Plot Against Lenine. Mesnil 8t. Georges (west of Mont- Alluding to the (’«echo-Slovaks, he Invitation the announcement Mayor be kept In this country until the last. many is invincible. It says: "The explained that, their only desire was to Washington. Aug. 7.- Swedish press didief). JL , . General March said he did not be- , « ». Arr /> ,, .. 0 . Church made last night, that hé.'would ••Along the Vesle French troops last German people at last realise the co quit Russia and help the Aille» on the read the Riot Act from the steps of the reports of a plot to kill Lenine and «eve It necessary to recall Congress j Lfaît UlT U3P6 HattOfaS o6Ht lossal gravity of the situation. Let us Western front. The Bolsheviki Govern Trotzky. the Russian Bolsheviki Pre night repulsed German sUempts before the present recess plan expires p. , 01 , City Hail at main torday. alnuil. JLQJMMt «h* kl» «Ai»izj ------Stop have courage to. admit that - a* long ment. however, had resented the at- men and women gathered to witness mier atnr war- Minister wsf.oeHvHiy, *xninot"-frdpWWBpWBI Tempts of tfië" Allies to assist them. have been received at the State De Braisne ) and occupied the Station at be reported at that time us the war is not ended it Iu not won the event. The Mayor, tiowi Therefore the Bolsheviki had only .pertinent here. When Lenine called on C4ry Salaoguc. We captured 100 .pri Senator Chamberlain announced that and can be lost” ,j. not take the drastic measure which he Stink th erg selves to blame for the < ‘zecho- the new German Minister the streets of soners east of Braisne. either Secretary Daniels or Admiral Black Period. Slovak hostility He wanted *Mtls made had threatened. Moscow U«rough which he passed were “in the Champagne a local attack Benson would be asked to appear to-, About 12.15 o’clock, accompanied by cigar, because there toad been criticiem ■'“« ‘ijror*t 1'ii this morning against_our_ morrow before .the PnmmiHos -The priacmatJifflth The presentation of Full Millinery in our emporium is almost complete. The flats dis London. Aug. Announcement of the Paris. Aug. 7.—Louis J Malvy. for binding of Allied trop* at Archangel mer Minister of the Interior, was f »und New Art Needlework played are gathered frUm all quarters of this continent. and >i further successes won by guilty yesterday of holding communi Paris and New York, as usual, are the chief representatives of iliis showing. There is (x«*cho--8lo\ uk troops is made in cation with the enemy and sentenced to extraordinary variety of ideas presented in Millinery this coming season. fftrsîrhtn Government wireless message hv-e years' banishment. The sentence, received here. Describing the situation however, does not carry civic degrada Novelties The favorite models are the chic close-fitting Toque, the very large Hals. Poke 1 Sonnets in the north and east, it says: "At tion. Archangel British, and French troops The Judgment of the court will be still prevail. Black velvet with white satin combined, as well as all-white satin seems to have landed. They are advancing along carried out as soon as the Minister of I And Many Stamped Pieces to Embroider. | be the chief attraction of New York. the railway. Our utaft is at Odzerekala, Justice has been formally notified of 100 miles south of Archangel. the verdict. Malvy will have, the choice ”On the Czech»-Slovak front, after of the frontier by which he wtil leave To-morrow and following days the Art Needle the fall of Samara and Ufa. the (.'seeks France, and will be conducted thither have captured Novo Nikoiaievesk. by police inspectors. The former Min work Section will feature a most interesting $6.50 Felt Hats at $1.95 Ekaterinburg and Simbirsk. On the Don ister forfeits his seat as a member of This is a genuine bargain sale. Such a sale very seldom happens. W(/offer this sale be we have retreated to Pover|n.o. We are the Chamber as a consequence of #lis display of new novelties—crochet yokes and •coding reinforcements toward Kasan condemnation. fore the season commences so as to enable you to buy a Felt Hat for the ridiculous price of and Simbirsk. To-day the Czecho stamped pieces ready to embroider. jLll lovers slovak shelled Kazan." The sentence of five years' banish 81.95, at a saving of almost ♦5.00 off the regular price. ment is the minimum for the offence of art needlework are invited to inspect this Proclamation by Trotzky. under the penal code. showing. „ L Amsterdam. Aug. 7>-Leon Trotsky, The high court dismissed the charge the Bolsheviki War Minister, says a of treason or complicity in treason, but Hand-Crochet Yokes for Stamped Pillow Slips at Moscow dispatch by way of Berlin, has found Malvy guilty of I disregarding, issued a proclamation denouncing as violating or betraying the duties of h»s nightgowns and corset 75* anil ...'. $1.25 The South African Plume Shop traitors, punishable with death, all re office. It was proved, according to the covers, new designs, at 753 Yates Street Phone 2818 presentatives of the Soviet power who verdict, that he was guilty of the plan Envelope Chemise of fine (exert their post* before having done fomented in France to destroy the de 90# and .j/,...$1.00 nainsook, new design*, to everything possible for defence. He fence of the country* by undermining alludes to the Allied occupation of the morale of the natioif and destroying Stamped Turkish Towels to embroider, at $1.25. Archangel and the flight of the local discipline in the army by creating se S.jxivt. Trotzky orders the immediate ditious newspaper*, the dissemination embroider, at. each, 35#. $1.50 and . . . $1.75 of pamphlets and by speeches and lec- still greater. The Soviet (government, JJty. wa* threatened with toUl destruc arrest of those members of■ the Arch 65#. $1.00 and $1.25 angel Soviet who can be regarded as Celluloid Knitting Needles VORST, OF BERLIN tion when liâmes spread from the burn he declares, is the oligarchy of terror deserters ami will put them ou trial be The judgment said Malvy was aware at per set...... 25# ing O’Connell Hotel and its stable to of this criminal undertaking; which Stamped Huck Towels, with TAGEBLATT, BELIEVES and unrestraint. fourteen buildings in thé vicinity. Fire fore a revolutionary tribunal. A merchant declared to Dr. Vorst : was the principal cause of the mu scalloped and plain edge, Wood Knitting Needles at, RUSSIA WILL FIGHT equipment* from Kitchener and Water White Guards Aiding. | ** tinies of May and June, 1917, .but that “The war with Germany is not over. loo was summoned and quickly re Ivamlalaxka. Aug. 6' (delayed).—The A new Government will be formed in instead of offering energetic action for eroehet. at 40#. 50#. per set ...... lb# sponded to the call and rendered valu American Ambassador to Russia. l>ayld ugainst this propaganda, he subven- Russia. It will decree a general mob 65#. 75#. 90# and Washington, Aug. 7.—Russia *11! able assistance The total loss is-esti It. Francis, arrived here to-day from Uoned one of the newspapers in ques Tatting Shuttles at 20# finish the war. This was the declar ilisation. and will drive- the éhepay out mated at S35.QOO, partly cox ereti by in the Munnan coast and will remain at tion and facilitated by favors the to ...... $1.25 ation made to Dr Hana Vorat by an of all th»« territory he occupies.” su ranee. Kandalaska pending developments. criminal proceedings of Miguel Aimer- and ...... 40# officer <>f the Red Guard. according to The officer of the Red Guard who The Allied diplomatic carp* expects eyda. editor, and M. Duval, director of declared that Russia will finish the Tan Linen Centres to em Children ’» Stamped Pique an article by Dr. Vorat in The Ber FEWER AUTOMOBILES. to move to Archangel goon. the notorious defeatist newspaper Bon liner Tageblatt. portions of which have war. added, according to Dr. Vorst : ■ Volunteer detachments of White net Rouge, and prevented police action broider at 75#. $1.00 Dresses, for ages 6 been received here through official “A national rising so powerful and Guards are giving aid to the /tilled against anarchist pamphleteers and and...... $1.50 channels so general will be accomplished tl^at Detroit Xugi 7.—A voluntary reduc- units pursumgAhe Bolsheviki forces re lecturers. months to 8 years, sell victory will return to our flag." The judgment found further that it Dr. Vorat is considered in Germany i of 'fifty per cent. In the prodtic- treating southward from Archangel. ing at 80# to... .$1.25 ...... 4 The new Archangel Government has was untrue that Malvy. as he claimed, Tan Linen Cushion Tops, to one of the best judges of-Russian af lioni of rtassengerpausei automobiles was carrying out the policy of cab fairs. and was sent to Russia by The irrested most of the Bolsheviki leader», embroider, at 35#. 50# Children's Pique Rompers FIRE IN VILLAGE who had not fled. The Bolsheviki Com inets of which he had been a member Tageblatt to report conditions. pared with last year's output was voted by the National Automobile missioner of War was killed. Otherwise and rejected his plea that he was ob and ..'...... ;..75# at, per pair...... 90# Through conversations with Russians -NORTH OF KITCHENER the change in go\eminent virtually was ligated so to act so as to prevent * of all classes, he came to the conclus Chamber of Commerce at a meeting bloodless. crisis which would have been more ion that the Soviet Government Is here yesterday. Before the Allied troo|*e landed dangerous to the country than the pro thoroughly detested, but that the hat Kitchener, On£7 Aug. 7.—The village The curtailment. was stated, was Archangel the local Bolsheviki Issued paganda he permitted. red of the Russians for the Germans is of Elmira, twelve miles north of this the wish of the War Industries Board. a proclamation to the troops urging Agreement Asked. violence toward Allied citizen*. Pari*. Aug. 7.—(Havas Agency).— Exceptional Values in At Jaroslav. Commenting on the verdict in the case London. Aug. 7.—The most sanguin of Louis J., Malvy. former Minister of ary fighting iu the civil turmoil in the Interior, who was found guilty yes Russia was for the possession of the terday of malfeasance in office, the Stamped Nightgowns town of Jaroslav, on the Volga, and It newspapers of Paris appeal to "all terminated In favor of the Bolsheviki, sincere Frenchmen" to agree with the Judgment of the High Court. At $1.50, $1.75. $1.90 and $2.25 VO Z-Vy ti. ; according to quotations from Mosco1 In the opinion of L'Homm? Libre. newspaper* reproduced in The Rhein I remiei Clemenceau'* paper, the ver isvhe Westphalian Zeitung. a copy of dict should he satisfactory tc the An excellent range of Stamped Nightgowns, all new which has been received- here from friends of M. Malvy. and the belief is designs, in square, round and V shaped necks. Stamped [L.8.J iermany. The lighting continued for expressed thi t the action of the High fifteen days and the town changed Court will not create agitation which on splendid quality of fine nainsook, and at prices,men luuids several times. The Social might endanger the solidarity of the tioned you will find the values much above the average. Revolutionists held the mastery for short time, but then were slaughtered. Hundreds of Bolsheviki Red Guards, Louis J Malvy. Minister of the supported by strong artillery, finally Interior in the Vivian 1, Briand and PROCLAMATION captured the town and shot .TOO of the ltlbot Cabinet*, was reckoned one of Social - Rev olu tioniat*. after arresting the most astute political figures in Peri-Lus ta Crochet GLEOKGB THE FIFTH by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of them. General Karpoff Worowskl was France. Great Britain and Ireland and of the Britiah Dominions beyond the seas among those executed. Hi* position was first assailed in Archangel Government. July, 1917, M. Clemenceau, now King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India— Premier, charged that M. Malvy was Kandalaska. Aug. 7.—The new Gov spreading "defeatist" propaganda Cotton To all to whom these presents shall come or whom the same may in any wise ernment of Archangi i m< Imte* In its among the troops. M. Malvy resigned supervision the Murmati territory and Minister of the Interior early in concern—Greeting. is prepared to assume relations, diplo In White, Ecru, Pink, Sky, Saxe. Lavender matic. financial and industrial, with M. Clemenceau'* charges against M. In All the Wanted Numbers A Proclamation of Conditional Amnesty respecting men belonging to foreign nations for the region of the Malvy followed the arrest of Miguel Almereyda. editor, and M. Duval. <11 Class 1, under the Military Service Act, 1917, who have disobeyed our Pro The heads of,the Government, which rector, of the newspaper Bonnet Rouge, clamation of 13th October^ 1917, or their orders to report for duty, or are includes representatives of six of the upon the latter of whom was "found a Russian northern provinces, are mem- cheque for a large sum. of money, the deserters, or absent without leave from the Canadian Expeditionary Force. l*er* of the group which proclaim* it source of which lie admitted to be self t.o l»e working for the restoration German hanker named Marx, of Mann though the Americans have been there WHEREAS, considerable numbers of men belonging of real democracy in Russia. heim. Almereyda later was found dead for* twenty-four hours. to Clsss 1, under our Military Service Act, 1917, called in his cell, apparently having commit MUCH BOOTY TAKEN “Increasing resistance is expected as ted suicide. we approach the enemy's main ime of out on setive service in our Canadian Expeditionary Criticism. defence. Meanwhile Ultt- Americaneu. Fore* for the defence of Canada under our proclama :asualties among Ü7 Malvy was much criticized for arc dealing with the enemy machine tion of 13th October, 1917, although they hare thus having had confidence in such persons, BY FBENÜH TROOPS gunners left behind in the fields of CANADIAN SOLDIERS and for having granted passports to waving porn. become by law soldiers collated In the Military Service Duval for numerous trips to Switzer of Canada, land while The Bonnet Rouge was CHANGE IN EDIT6RSHIP Ottawa. Aug. 7.^ The following cas infilling art ivies tn defen of ave failed to report for duty as law- of absence, have failed to report at the ex unities have just been Issued : many. It was estimated that Duval had In One Wood “Alone Bei thelot's OF B. C. FEDERATIONS fuUy1 y required of them under the said Milk piry of their leave or have become deserters brought sums aggregating 500.000 Infantry. francs from Switzerland, of which Forces Captured 300,- tary Servies Act and the regulations there from our Expeditionary Force, provided they Killed In action—Pte. H. W. R $00,000 franc* went to Almereyda. The--Vsneouver World yesterday af under, ineluding new Order in Council duly report for duty bn or before the Twenty- Reynolds. Knglnnd; Pte. W. McDon Duval recently was found guilty of 000 Shells ternoon said; ald. Bloomentam, Ont! ; l‘te J H. treason and shot. passed on April 20 last, or have deserted, or fourth Day of August, 1918. Webster. Bridgewater, Mas*.; V.8.A. Malvy introduced in -the Chamber of “Recent events in this city have not absented themselves withodt leave from our And we do hereby strictly warn ana Pte. G. Nevll*, Cookstown, Ont; Pte. Deputies a bill demanding that he be only drawn the attention of the pu hi id L. Rochon. Edmonton. Alta. tried before kbe high court, and. the Canadian Expeditionary Force. solemnly impress upon all such men and as With the French Army tn France. to matters of which they were Ig Died of wounds—Lieut. K. Jeffery, Chamber appointed a committee of norant or careless, but they have had AND it is represented that the very well those who employ, harbor, conceal or England; Pte. W. Tirney. Knglnnd thirty-two to examine into the merits Aug. 7.—The army of General Berthe-- a distinct effect in arousing a large Died—Pte. A. Means, Glen Sand- of the case. This committee submitted lot, whose operations had a marked ef serious and unfortunate situation in which assist them in their disobedience, that if they section of organised labor which hith field. Ont.; Pte. T. Simktnx, Hamil its report, calling for M. Malvy * im fect in bringing about the retreat of these men find themselves is due in many persist in their failure to report, absence or ton. Oht.; Ixanee-Corpl. J. R St peachment. this report was adopted by erto ha* been indifferent to certain ac Pierre. Kngland; Pte. W. Nhlnnan. the Chamber and the Senate was desig the German Crown Prince's forces eases to the fact that notwithstanding the desertion till the expiry of the last mentioned tivities within "the unions. information and warning contained in our day, they will be pursued and punished with Regina, Saak ; Pte. J J. Oaskell, nated as a high court to hear ihe case. across the Veele by breaking down the Swan River. Man.; Pte. H. R Millett, The trial was begun on July 16 last. eastern pivot df their line southwest “As in many bodies, there is a large M. Malvy being called upon to answer proclamation aforesaid they have misunder all the rigour and severity of the law, sub (Tementsvale. Annapolis, N.8.; /pte of Rhelms. effected large .captures of section of the labor bodies here which stood their duty or obligation or have been ject to the judgment of. our courts-martial 8 H. Andrew*. Kngland; Pte. H. R. charges of high teeason and having had neither seeks office nor publicity aud Freese. Kngland; Pte. T. Krvuckinko, communication with the enemy. A few materials during (he fighting In one misled by the advice of ill-disposed, disloyal which will be convened to try such cases, or days later the charge of high treason wood alone 300,000 shells of heavy which is disposed to leave the admin or seditions persons; and, other competent tribunals, and also that Wound*ul~- Pte G Q McPhee. was withdrawn by the prosecutor, who, calibre wen* taken, in addition to im istration of affairs to others whose Wheaton MRI*. N.B.; laince-Corpl. however, maintained that M. Malvy mense quantities of other materials. views are more radical and whose- WHEREAS, we desire if possible to avoid those who employ, harbor, conceal or assist H. Richardson, Utkcfield, Ont.; Pte. was rexponslble for several canes of This army a led captured several met hods are more insistent. This the Infliction, of the heavy penalties which such men will be held strictly accountable as 8. Davenport. West Klldonan, Man.; mutiny in th« army and was guilty of batteries of heavy and field guns which seems to have tieen the case in con the law imposes for the offences of which offenders and subject to the pains, penalties Pte. Alvin Stewart, Little Current, nimunicating with the enemy. are now being used against the enemy. nection with The B. C. Federalionist, Ont;. Pte- Samuel Pullman, Mitchell, During the trial former Premiers Its booty comprise* also, ip addition to the organ of the B. C. Federation of these soldiers have thus been guilty and to and forfeitures in that behalf by law pro Ont.; Pte. F. Cooke. Point Kdward. Viviani. Briand and Hi hot testified 373 machine guns, hundred* of light Laiior and of the Vancouver Trades afford them an opportunity within s limited vided for their aaid offence. Ont. ; Pte. G. Delbert I «under*. in favor of M. Malvy. a* did also M. trench mortars. The army's bag ~of and Labor Council, which for some Stratford. Ont.; Pte. J. W. Hawes. Pninleve, who Succeeded M Rib»t ■prisoners exceeds 2,000. time has been Socialistic in tone and time to report and make their services avail Provided, however, that nothing contained Burlington. Ont.; Pte. F. S 1 Wilkin Premier on the latter's resignation^ Across Valley. unsympathetic with the war aims of which was due to the Malvy affair- able in onr Canadian Expeditionary Force in this our proclamation is intended to re son. Bronte. Ont.; Pte. I». H. Calla Toronto. Aug. 7.—Perclval Gibbs, in the Allies. This, it is understood, has as is by law their boxinden duty and as is. lease the men aforesaid from their obligation han, Woburn. Maw, ITS.A.; Pte. P. special cable to The Toronto Mail been the subject of fsequent protests Burton. New Richmond. P.Q.; Sgt. S. VIOLENT HURRICANE and Kmpire. says: to the authorities, who tn turn have necessary for the defence of oar Dominion to report for duty aa soon as possible or to Stanley, Port William, Ont.; Pte, R. "The new German line across the remonstrated with the management of Canada , grant them immunity from arrest or deten Oudvangen, Fertile. Minn.. V.8.A. RAGED IN LOUISIANA; Ancre now skirts the ground north of and have repeatedly been promised re- Now know ye, that we in the exercise of tion in the meantime for ttuWpurpose of bbfttr Gassed- Pte. J Wall. Kngland; Pte. Derpancourt. and runs east to Meaulte ,F. C. ('amoeban, Scotland; C.-S.-M. GREAT DAMAGE DONE in this sector. Therefore the rival ar Colonel Chambers. Chief Press Cen- * onr powers and of our good will and pleas polling them to perform their military duty,’ O. H. Barker. Kngland; Pte. H. D. mies confront- each other across a sor for Canada, is now in Vancouver Hughes. Kngland ; Sergt G. A Ren Lafayette, La., Aug. 7.—A telephone broad and fairly deep valley over which and during the past two days has t»een ure in that behalf, do hereby proclaim and our intention being merely to force or remit ton, Scotland; Acting Corpl. W J message received here early to-day an infantry advance either way would in consultation with the owners of The declare and cause to be published and made the penalties heretofore incurred for failure dingles, Ireland; Pte R. A. Atchison. be difficult and costly. Federationist. The censor threatened Hep worth. Ont; Pte. F. Bannister from Lake Charles, La., said that the known that the penalties of the law will not to report, absence without leave or desertion loss in that city from a' hurricane last Crossed Veele. to close down the publication, but was Walker/on. Ont.; Acting Sergt. A. D. requested to suspend action till Mon be imposed or exacted as against the men incurred by those men of the description Hodgson, Hodgaon. Man. night will exceed $1,000,000. The wind London. Aug. 7.-^How American pa velocity reached 120 miles an hour, and trols crossed the Vesle after the occu day evening when he met the hoard who belong to Class 1 under our Military aforesaid who shall be in the proper dis Cavalry, continued for nearly fifteen minutes at pation of Fismes Is told in a dispatch of directors. J. H. MeVety, V. Mldgjey. Service Act, 1917, and who have disobeyed charge of their military duties on or before Died of wounds—Pte. C. H. Gray. that speed. from a correspondent of The Daily Fred Knowle* and D. C. McCallum. The our proclamation aforesaid or who have re the said Twenty-fourth Day of August, 1918.’ Fort William, ont. A mesnage received from Dequlncy, Mail on the American front dated outcome is reported *.o have bean most Missing pt,. c, j. Hvndemon. sixty miles north of Lake Charles*-says Monday satisfactory. The directors expressed ceived .notice from any of our registrars or Of all of which our loving subjects and Brandon. Man. six persons were killed in the storm. The Germans have fortified a num regret that their editor. K. T. Kings deputy registrars to report for duty on a all others whom these presents may concern ------Artllldfry.------ber of positions north of the Veale and ley. a prominent local Socialist had III—Pte D. J. Coulter. Grant wood, Houston. Tex., Aug. 7.—Three- lives close to Fismes, he wired. "Two of adopted an editorial policy which con day now past and have failed eo to report, are hereby required to take notice and gov N.J.. U.S.A. were lost In Tuesday's windstorm at the divisions are in the line here and travened the War Measures Act and one of them IS believed to be a strong gave Colonel Chambers absolute assur or who having reported and obtained leave ern themselves accordingly. Mounted Rifles. Dequlncy, La., and three at Hammons In testimony whereof we hare caused these our letters to be made estent and the sreat seat of Canada 'amp. two miles east of Dequlndy,' a one from the reserves of Crown Prince ances that a change in editorship would Killed—Pte. R. Evans. Wales. Rupprecht of Bavaria • * to be hereunto affixed. ! * - • ; Wounded -Pte. /W, J. Sherman, relayed telegram to the Gulf Coast be made and that the paper would Lines reports. The message said that "Early this morning American par co-operate in the war aim* of the na WITNESS—Our rteht trusty and entirely beloved cousin and counsellor. Victor Christian Willie», Duke Toronto. ties waded the Veele west of Fjemee. tion. / Engineers. at least fifty residences had been de of Devonshire, Marquis of Hartlnston, Karl of Devonshire, Earl of Burlington, Baron Cavendish stroyed. and that stores and ehurches where it flows at a good pace," he said. On this assurance the censor re-1*® of Hardwicks, Baron Cavendish of Ketahley. Knight of Our Most Noble Order of the Carter, one Died Pte. W. J. Kelliher, St. John, were wrecked. "They were under machine gun fire moved the ban on the paper, and an N.B. from the slopes along the river and ar announcement on these lines I of our Most Honorable Privy Counoti, Knlsht Grand Cross of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint The storm followed a narrow path; tillery Are from heights more to the will be Wounded -Pte. Stanley Cartwright, but was very severe. made in the columns of the next issue Michael and St George, Knight Grand Cross of Our Royal Victorian Order, Governor .General and Valu ville, P.g. rear. From the north side the Amer Commander-In-Chief of Our Dominion of Canada. Dequlncy fs twenty-five miles north icans pushed on while their artillery of’the Fed oral ion 1st. east of Lake Charles, where great “The action of the directors of The At our Government House, In our City of Ottawa, this first day of August In the year of our Lord, TELEGRAPHS IN U. 8. shelled the German positions intensely. damage Was done. .Bast of Fismes American mounted pa Federationlst is typical of that of many one thousand nine hundred and eighteen, end In the ninth year of our reign. of the members of the organization Washington. Aug. 7.—Postmaster- trols crossed the river to-day. By command. r Washington. Aug. 7.—Increased rates \ “At the taking of Fismes yesterday who realize that their cause i* being - General Burleson announced to-day on newspapers and other publications Injured by the extreme attitude ot 1 the Germans fought desperately in the that one of the first effects of Govern registered as second-class matter by streets for soirçe time but Anally broke many of their temporary leaders." ment control of the telephones and the postal service were asked of the and ran. American machine gunners telegraphs in the United States prob Interstate Commerce Commission to Under-Secretary el Etats. punishing them severely as they fled hen you have your ably would be the co-ordination and day by the American Railway Kxpreas down the slopes to the Veele. consolidation of competing systems ompany, the express cbmbine formed “German snipers and machine gun printing done In Victoria wher«o'*r possible. under Government auspjçea»— ners are still in houses in Fismes. al- the ney stays here. Ask for this 1 VKETOI&A DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1918 The Daily Times whom, they chnrgyl. Information was sent to Germany which enabled the enemy to brlnf the offensive ef Nivelle ATTORNEY-GENERAL IS agalne.t the Aisne plateau to naught, and they made the h the Hofte,Generally Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by jaoat effective use of It - • ...... Bet more especially In the furnace THE TIMES PRINTING A PUBLISHING "COMPANY, LIMITED When Clemenceau waa called to. tbs Premiership j ' O TO LEARN OF iï at once took the knife to the conspiracy, the most danger Extra Good Values Offices: Corner Broad and Fort'Streets Business Office (Advertising)...... Phone 1096cue menace with which France has yet been threatened, KIRK’S Circulât kin l’hone $346 Editorial Office ...... Phone «5 and the conspirators, convicted by the evidence obtained Referring to Mr, Crothers1 by the French police and from Italy and tbs United H tales, in Art Wool Rugs SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Old Wellington Statement on the Lem City Delivery ...... »...... !.... 66c per month were marched to execution at Viiuenoes.or to penal sari The Carpet Store is offering some exceptionally good val fey mall (exclusive of city) Canada and . vltudc or exile.-* ieux Act Great Britain ...... $4 00 per annum ues in Jason Art Wool Bugs. To V. S. A ....:...... $6.00 per annum But the chief conspirator has not yet been dealt with These Rugs are ftplendid wearers—they’ll give you un-, To France, Belgium, Greece, etc...... $1.00 per month •M. Caillaux, former Premier of France, is th« main objet* COAL usually good service. There is a good choice of patterus amljp Whet* asked if he had Anything to live of. Clemenceau'» energetic campaign against treason. is your dependable helper. colorings and we believe you’ll find one that will suit your- THE BLUNDERING MINISTER. nay regarding the remarks of the Hon. room and please you in every way. Around him the web has been closely drawn. Evidence T W. I’m! her*. Federal Minister of CHEAPER IN THE END. obtained in Rome, and In South America, to which lie wim italxir, on the subject of enforcing the GOES FARTHER Ideal for bedrooms—or anywhen a light, bright effect is desired. The Hon. Thoe. Crothers, Dominion Minister of Libor, banished shortly after war was declared, shows thkt this InduNtr^t'Disputes Investigation Act, PRICE, QUALITY, QUAN the Hon. J. W, deU. Karri», Attorney At these prices they are great buying. yesterday gave the Board of Trade a variation of the In dangerous man has been devoting all his great abilities t TITY General and Provincial Minister Of Hz* dustrial Disputes Act which was based upon cither delib bringing about a premature peace with Germany and the Labor, said this morning that he was ALWAYS THE SAME Size 9 x 10-«. COA CK $22.60 value for. $33.50 value for . . y^V/.l)>) erate misrepresentation or hopeless Ignorance. He said establishment of hhnself In power. d to note the attitude of the Min The coal you want again and $14.65 Blue 9-9 x 9. Rise 9 x 11. |9(V) IlK" ister and the Dominion Government’] that the Federal Government always regarded the enforce Calllaux’s pernicious activities ore behoved to have hud again. . $37 50 value for.. $ O Laid nt $27.60 value for.. 91 4 *OV nxenl of the law as the duty of the Provincial Governments considerable to do with the Italian jpverse oh the Isonzo Mr.- Farris likewise observed that by reason of the fact that the Dominion Size 10-6 x 13-6. in the same way the latter administer the criminal law, apd be has repeatedly declared" that If he obtained power Government was primarily changed Kirk & -Cck, Ltd. $47.50 value for ...... $31.50 and Intimated that political antagonism to the administra he would make peace. That he has some kind of an un with the conduct of the nation’s war 1212 Broad 8t. Phone 159 work ns a whole. It was only natural o tlon at Ottawa was responsible for the failure of the local deretandlng with Germany has long been Charged by bis that the National Government should Buffets Priced authorities to discharge that^tiuty. enemies, but up to recent months he has been clever take under Its exclusive wing the ad Bedroom ministration ot such laws which havg The Ix>minion Gov« rnmnnt never has regarded the en enough, while hie following has been influential enough, direct bearing on labor .... ' 1 .1 l » r------—ll DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED ] To-morrow We Commence the Second Week of the New Silk New Shetland Crepe de Chine, August Home-Furnishing Sale Wool Waists Sweaters With Exceptional Bargains in Felt Mattresses, Sanitary Latest Styles • $5.75 $ —First Floor 12:50 —First Floor Couches, Economy Preserving Jars, Drapery and Carpets v. Big Clean-up of All Felt. Single Size Mattresses A Strong Sanitary Couch llmrsday at $10.25 for $18.50 Regular Values to SI8.50 Aii extraordinary bargain opportunity this and one that will require shop Sanitary Couches to form a double bed always needed in Victoria homes, there ping right on opening time. fore this special offering will be welcomed by many. Wv aiv cleaning up onr stock of Single Size Felt Mattresses. They are all This is our Special “Vancouver” Couch, made with steel frame and good . new, hut the-ticks in some eases got a little soiled or torn. Included are springs. Fonns a single isize couch by day and the under part opens out to form a Restiriore No. 2, others by the Alaska Bedding Company, Vancouver, and double sized bed" when required. Complete with nice soft mattress, with valance others of local make. All good, reliable and sanitary makes. Regularly covered in harmony cretonne. stocked and sold at prices from to $18.50. All grouped into the one » A limited quantity to sell Thursday at...... $18.50 price for a very quick disposal. First comers have - the advantage of first choice. Thursday at ...... $10.25 —Furniture, Fourth Floor —Furniture, Fourth Floor 5,000 Economy Preserving Jars at Bargains in White Enamel Beds DRAPERY Prices on all Beds have advanced considerably during tlie past few months and REMNANTS Bargain Prices To-morrow deliveries-in many eases are uncertain. The following values are exceptionally, Another well assorted We have a stock of 5,000 Economy Preserving Jars in two sizes, which we arc good and will sell quickly. lot of l)ra|>er.v Remnants, going to offer to-morrow at extraordinarily low prices. This will be a splendid including Velours, Tapes time for preservers to get their new stock of jars. Thé preserving season is now in Full-Site White Enamel Bed, with 2-inch continuous posts and 5 %-ineh fillers. tries, Cretonnes, Shadow Regular $15.75 value for ...... ;...... $14.00 Cloths. Nets, Scrims and full operation and thousands of pounds of fruit are being put down for next winter. other fabrics. All marked To-morrow only:. Full-Size White Enamel Bed, 2-inch continuous post style, with five %-ineh fill at clearing prices. ers. Very strong and serviceable. August Sale price 1-Pint Size rrr^vrrv— ' C 1"; Victoria daily times, Wednesday, august 7,mB Pay Cash and IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN ;tv.' Store Hours, I. to a. m. to « p. m. 7 Wednesday. 1 o'clock; Saturday, I.U p. m. Pay Less ■SoddSPecwtd AfcguPt BirthstonOr- Sardonyx NEW . CHAPTER or Peridot; their meaning: FELICITY. An A ttractive Value in SPECIAL THURSDAY IN THE GROCERY DEPT. Lieut. J. D. Boyd, whq has Just re turned from FYance, is a visitor in the ' FORMED YESTERDAY All-White Shoe Dressing, regular price 10c per City, IT LEADS packet. Special, 2 -fee wrvwi ,,...... A-.#.,-*— Woman’s Tub Suits lie Mrs. J. B. Tubman and lire. C. J. Archer, of Victoria, have lef*on a brief “Commodore Broughton" I, 0. visit to Seattle. ALL WEEK SPECIALS IN THE DRUG DEPT. * » » > - The D. E. Organized With At $8-50 Mennen'e Shaving Cream—Juet Savon Jasmine Toilet Soap, finest Mrs. R. W. H&nnington has returned the thing for overseas. Regu French make Per box of • to her home in Victoria after a week's Eighteen Members lar 30c. Special ...... 22* cakes, regular 76c. Special vacation at Riverside Inn, Cowichan THIS SALE will afford a splen Hydrogen Peroxide, regular 20c at ...... 54* Lake. Conklin did opportunity for many wo AAA bottle. Special, per hot., 15* Fuller’s Earth, per packet.... 5* Misa Fin la y son, of Victoria, is visit Another junior chapter of the Im ing in Vancouver for a few days as the perial Order of the Daughters of the men to secure a smart, service Empire was added to the already large guest of her aliter. Mrs. j. C. Keith, FOUNTAIN ALL WEEK SPECIALS IN THE HARDWARE DEPT. number actively engaged In patriotic able Wash Suit at a remarkably Georgia Street work In Victoria, when the "Commod Aluminum Double Boilers — Aluminum Salt and Pepper PEN ore Broughton” Chapter came Into be small price, and at a time, too, Mrs. J. D. McNIven and Miss Edna ing yesterday. The organization meeting These are grand value. Regu Shakers, regular per pair, 10c. The Ink flows at the first touch McNIven have returned to. Victoria, af was held at thy home of Miss Roberts. when a large part of the season lar $1.60. Special...... fl.90 Special, per pair...... 22* of pen to paper, and la automati ter visiting with friends In Vancouver Young Street, and-Mrs. Robert Me* Pot Scrubs, regular 6c each. String Shopping Bags, each. cally controlled-—Just enough ink, Micking, organizing secretary of the is still ahead. for the past two weeka. no more, no leas, whether "you Special. 1 for ..!©* 25* and ...... 50* AAA Municipal Chapter of Victoria, offici write fast, alow, ateadlly. Inter ated at the Interesting little ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. G H. I- Hobson and mittently, lightly or heavily. » The styles are neat and attrac family, of Vancouver, have arrived in The chapter’s name perpetuates the GROCERY DEPARTMENT Victoria and will spend the next month No forced slope memory of Captain William Robert tive, and the color range offers In an automobile tour of the Island. Broughton, one of Britain's many gal Empress Pure Malt Vinegar, per Oxe Cubes, per tin. And no blots. lant sailors, who was in command of you a selection of green, brown, H. M. 8. Chatham, the sister ship of bottle ...... 24* and ...... Mrs. F. D. McIntyre with Miss Alma Cannot leak. id Master Kenneth McIntyre have the Discovery when she brought Capt. tan, sky blue, biscuit and white. Vlad Cress Brand Pur# White Victoria Brand Lemon < returned to Vancouver after holiday Cannot perspire in the packet Vancouver to the shores of this Island. Capt- Broughton finally took Van Wine Vinegar, per bottle. 28* bottle...... making at Shawnigan Lake and Vic Regular values are up to $12.75 torta. couver’s dispatches to England, and Home-made Catsup, per bot Vanteria Brand Strawlk A A A placed them before Parliament, and In for $8.50. recognition of these services was made 2’s. per tin ...... Nearly all the public utilities in Eng Prices From $3 tle ...... 23* land are being run by women, and a C. B. Mrs. A. Thomson is a grand Scout Sardines, 2 tlna for 25* Neilson's Maple Butter, they have even Invaded the police and The Trench Pen Soldiers, daughter of this famous sailor, and at fire departments In many English for ..‘TiT...... me yesterday's meeting she was presented Nut re Psanut Butter, 1-lb. tins cities. to the members and consented to be Black Fige per lb. . #... Exceptionally Good Styles in for .><...... 33* - — . AAA come Honorary regent. Ralston’s Cocoa, 1-lb. t! War experience in the employment of After ‘Mrs. McMIcklng had explained Red Feather Paprika, per bot women as hank clerks has convinced “Now is the hour of tooting." the aims and objects of the Order, the Daltdn’s Fruit Syrups, British bankers that women are able significance of the badge and thp tle 15* —Canada Food Board Lingerie Waists tie ...... to keep business secrets quite as well meaning of the flag, the chapter was formally organised, and the following , . A A A officers elected : PRESENTING an unusually good assortment of H. J. Gambie, otVancouver, and Mrs. Honorary Regent Mrs. Thomsott; dainty yet practical models in white, plain and fancy Harry ('amble, of Chilliwack, have MITCHELL 6 DUNCAN regent. Miss Jean (J. Roberts ; vice- voile, variously trinuped with embroidery, tucks and come over to Vancouver Island to visit * LIMITED president, Helen K. Starr; secretary, H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. Mrs R. G. Tallow at her summer home Enid Ferrabee; treasurer. Airxa Mar beautiful laces. at Finerty Ray. tin^ standard bearer, Mary MinCkler. Victoria and Vancouver. AAA Central Bldg., View and Broad Sts. Eighteen members have already been Several new features are to be seen in this display, Mrs. J. Noble, of this city, is spending C.P.R. and B C. Electric Watch enrolled in the chapter, and the charter notably models designed with round or V-neeks which vacation on the Mainland as the Inspectors. PMrtNFQ' °rocer7.178 and 179 Delivery, 6622 guest of her sister, Mrs. W. C. Reeve, members are: Kathleen Woo 11am- fasten on the shoulder, the fastening on these being I 11VIItO. Fish and Provision*, 6520. Meat, 5521 of Kitsilano, where she will stay for l’aimer. Oracle Slater, Dorothy Shep the next two or three weeks. herd, Novart Saunders and Ruth Mel cleverly hidden by a large shapely collar. Canadian Pood Board License No. 8-947 AAA ville. ! Other Blouses are of equally deserving merit and Prairie visitors registered at the Em No definite programme of work has press Hotel Include Mr. and Mrs. H. J yet been formulated, but, as would be should appeal to all who anticipate the purchase of a Holman, of Calgary; Mr and Mrs. G. COUNCIL APPROVES expected of a chapter named after one lingerie waist of the better kind. W. Betts and 4. F. Montgomery, of of the empire's "hearts of oak," the Winnipeg. generaUetfort-wilLi* directed towards Prices are $3.50, $4.50, $5.75 and $6.50. Caaada Food Board Liooaee No. s ee* AAA the welfare of the sailors, through the Miss Hazel Maywood, who has been PROPOSED INCREASE Navy League, the Seamen's Institute, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs C. N. etc* Shop at This Bakery— Maywood, of 1075 Verrhider Avenue, Mrs. A. F. Griffiths, regent of the has returned to Winnipeg. Her sis- Municipal Chapter, and Mrs. Macfar- Women's Knit Underwear Shop here for Pies, Cakes, Pastry, Bread—anything yon lane were present at the meeting, and LTywiî;,. XAr I Supports Petition Respecting cordially welcomed the new Chapter would expect a well-stocked bakery to handle. Take Into the Order. Combinations, plain beaded tops, short or with home your purchase and we warrant that every member vancouver. ^ A * Separation Allowance for of the family will make a heartier, more eejoyable meal. .hli* X'ZZ ÆVSÜ ÏÏÏ&Æ& I Soldier Dependents ESQUIMAU HOSPITAL out sleeves, and tight or loose knees. All by their uncle. Albert Bradshaw, left on sizes. Price, per garment, $1.00. THE YORKSHIRE BAKERY Monday by the 8. 8. Prince George for Convalescents “At Home" on I Friday Prince Rupert en route for their former Afternoon ; Fifth Regiment Now Address 041 YATES STREET 641 Ki«fl Etfwar* Block home at Placentia. Newfoundland, Band Concert. Silk Top Combinations, made of fine lisle, with where, they will spend a three months’ The City Council on Monday ap (Opposite Our Old Stand) •tion. proved of a resolution passed by the The fortnightly series of outdoor "at tight kneea, no sleeves and with Italian silk I AAA homes" at the Esquimau Military Con Among the passengers who arrived Council of the City of Vancouver i valescent Hospital will be resumed on tops. Choice of pink or white. Price, a gar the city from the Orient on the Em a peeling separation allowances, ^for Friday afternoon, when the Fifth Regi ment Rand will give a programme of ment, $2.75. press of Japan yesterday were»»Mr*. soldiers’ dependents. Algar and the Misses Algar, of Bhang music. As on the previous occasions the A BEDTIME STORY hal; Mrs. H. J. Eve rail. Shanghai; The resolution reads as follows: members of the "J" Unit Chapter, I. sale The body of Sidney Victor Dlnsdale, Indigestion and practically all form* at CHEW IT AFTER son of Alderman and Mrs. Dlnsdale stomach trouble, say medical authorities, at ... who was accidentally drowned at are due nine time# out of ten to an excess Casper, Wyoming, on July 80. reached of hydrochloric acid In the stomach EVERY MEAL Chronic "acid stomach” Is exceedingly the city this morning. The funeral dangerous and sufferer» should do either Children's and Misses’ White Men'sTennis White Boots $le75 has been arranged to take place from one of two things. the residence, 1020 Quadra Street, oq lather they can go on a limited and Boots, in all OC Thursday at 3 p. m., the Rev. Wm. often disagreeable diet, avoiding foods sizes ...... «Plamltl Stevenson officiating. Interment will that dlaagree with them, that Irritate the stomach and lead to excess acid secre be made In the family plot at Roe» tion or they can eat as they please In rea Women’s Tennis Boots, sizes Bay Cemetery. son and make It a practice to counteract Boys' Running Shoes. Sev the effect of the harmful acid and prevent The Flavour Lasts it» Comfortable Green Seats.- "For Re Utt fwriBtUMt rfiMi sonrne— or prema eral broken lines of black turned Soldiers Only," is the white ture fermentation by the use of a little 7 ...... Bisurated Magnesia at their meals. and white. QC/» $1.25 painted sign on the green background There I* probably no better, safer or of seats placed at numérou# points more reliable stomach nnttacld than Prices, 85^ and.. î/V V throughout the city to-day. To ‘ the Htserated Magnesia and It Is widely used Made Id Canada Women’» White Boots, in all local branch of the Army and Navy for this purpose. It has no direct action Veterans in Canada belongs the credit on the stomach and Is,not a digestent sizes. The well known But a teaspoonfbl of the powder or a Men's White Tennis Ox for Initiating the kindly action which couple of live-grain tablet# taken in a EAA&v/w fords Gem. Sale AP Will be highly appreciated by^lhemany little water with the food will neutralise returned men who have hitherto look the excess acidity which may be present at...... $1.50 price ...... » iPJIel/tJ ed In vain for a rest by the way side. and prevent Its further formation. This, AAA removes the whole cause of the trouble School Building Progresses^—Con nd the meql digests naturally and health fully without need of pepsin pills or arti : -j. wwir.L i v •» i siderable progress Is being made with ficial digestents. the new Cloverdale School, and it Is Get a few ounces of Blsurnted Magnesia [JUICY FRUIT] from any reliable druggist. Ask for either , MUTRIE & SON - powder or tablets. It never comes as a liquid, milk or citrate, and In the bisurat ed form Is not a laxative. Try this plan 1209 Douglas St. Phone 2504 and eat yvhat you want at your next meal Kept RUM and see. If this isn’t the best advice you Sealed Tldfrt ever had oh "what to eat." VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY-, AUGUST 7, 1918 icce uuii i Ann u ac 1.ÏÏ COBBIS CERTAIN EWORLD p-JCJi- ItILUWW lllwr «mCTOBlA NORTH WE ÇOME0UTAT LAST BF BITTING HONORS DOES WONDERS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE . Chicago. Aug. 7.—Jess Willard, Snap is the best preparation known for removing dirt, grease, oils, champion heavyweight ^pugilist, will paint, acids and Stains of all kinds. Snap has no equal for household The next Jump will be one of rather greater magnitude, to Nanaimo, in box here Saturday fut the benefit of purposes, cleaning, scouring, washing woodwork, hardwood floors, fact, just over thirty miles, though the SWIMMING CLUB the overseas war fund of the Salva Is Now leading the American bath tubs, sinks, etc. The only genuine and original antiseptic hand VANCOUVER ISLAND'S angler who has chosen lo make the tion Army. trip by car will find plenty of small Fulton and Dempsey were figur League Batters With an SMALL TINS, each ...... 20# streams occurring in the Intervening ing on a bout in Chicago with the 6-LB. TINS, each ...*...... v....„....,f 1.SS section which will well repay his at COMPLETES ITS PLANS same object In view, and Dempsey Average of ,383 tention. had also challenged Willard to meet 1831 Government St PE0EN BROS# Phone 317 FUME US I) TROUT Tbs Nanaimo Lakes. him in Chicago for the Salvation Having arrived at Nanaimo,. the army or,,any other object. The In anaimo laikes will first claim notice. formation over the wires does not The Georgia Peach Is still leading the " ' — 1 Bey are not exactly easy of aceetw, Well-Varied Programme for alqt* who Jess will mwt, Iwit im- way fa «Te AWérTcan r^ajfué batflhg months, according to a dispatch L» The Sword Douce." "Ouled Nall." a •ing a* I hey do some eight miles from 8oubtedly he will lie up against Ful rare, and is nearly certain to take the FISK CENTRE!the town, but there Is a good road lead ton's conqueror. HandelsbladV The dispatch reads: dance of North Africa true Id form Gala Includes Variety of honors this season. ing to them, though not as yet in a fit “The number of those in Germany and costume to the tradition*. "The state for motoring. There Is no lack Events Cobb, and Burns both fattened their who, like Dr. Richard von Kuehl- Dryad." "Garlande Plastique." "Sal of fish In this l*ke. and that, too. of averages six points last week, and manti, former Foreign Secretary, are ome" and "Egyptian Duet and Ballet " Writer in Rod and Gun Says goodly sjse While at the Nanaimo Cobb is now leading the American convinced that force of arms will not "The Denlehawn Dancers" have been flakes a tramp through the wodds of League batters with an average of .185. put Germany on her feet again. Is acclaimed by all critics a* being the Fisherman May Taste "Sweet DEMPSEY IS BARB ON with his former teammate fifty-two steadily growing. There is sufficient an hour's duration wilt bring one to Final arrangements for the Vic most finished interpreters of motion Kcho Lake, a sheet of water which Is points below. Tris Speaker has ousted Justification for a less comfortable est of Earthly Joys" toria Amateur Swimming Club's gala feeling now than a few months ago. not also well stocked with magnificent were made at a meeting of the club George Sisler from second place by A number that will cause much mer fish, which "will amply reward the 405299 adding three points oyer last week's only as a result of the retreat from the last night. It, via decided to liage Marne and the American dan^ riment and wonder will be the act pre wmrfer for !rt* pains in arriving I hero- the events on the It. C. Klevtric beach, mark, while the Browns' first sacker sented by Galetti's Baboons in "Monkey “i . ------:--- .... ' and seats will be arranged so that the dropped off nine points. Frank Baker also on account of the precarious po litlcal and economic situation in Aus Day at The Races." in which all the Returning to Nanaimo itself, the competitors can obtain a good view of and "Babe" Ruth, who were well up in participants are baboons, monkeys and COWICHAN HAS ONE Mil In tj* earn, which rubs right through the sports. The programme will com tria. The Russian question, however, is the standings last week, dropped off the one which causes the greatest dogs, all working In perfect unison. the town, holds many a fine trout, mence promptly at 8.45. Untries have ten and fifteen points, respectively, and Offer World's Champion anxiety to all" The Eastman trio comprising so OF FINEST STREAMS stoelhend haying frequently been been coming In well to R. W. liibber- the Utter Is now barely 6ver the 300 caught here running up to eight and son. Room 2. Bridgman Block. Victoria, mark. prano, tenor and bass will be a treat nine pound* in weight The bay sur and more are expected before the clos Heavyweight Chancec to Help that will be much • appreciated for rounding the coal .city also provides ing time for entries to-morrow night. Zach Wheat raised hls? average these singers depend . wholly on tho The life-saving events are creating Patriotic Cause twelve during the weekf which, together British Columbia Is .quoted as onv splendid sport in the shape of trolling quality of their voices and the excel for salmon for those who like this considerable interest, and Mrs. .1. with “Helnie" Groh's fall of six figures, lence of their programme. of the very gbest tr.iutln* fishing Marshall and Mr. Hulnave, Miss places him a fraction of appoint above countries in the world and Van branch of the angler's art. and. in Reddington and Grant, fire two com Blyth and Mr. Johnston and Mrs. Htb- the Reds' third sacker. who ha* hefd ÎÔ) couver Island is singled out as the deed. he who will Indulge in a bit of edians oh the trampoline who will offer berson and Mr. Hooper, medallion hold Jer-.s Willard will fight l>emp*t»y. but the lead for several weeks In the race , place which made a writer in the1 sea fishing will find himself well siiltv a comedy number entitled "Iti Bounce ed here, for the variety of fish to'be ers for proficiency in practical life not until after the war The above I* for National league honors. Fred Inn." Billy Elliott. "The Corker in August number of Rod and dun in saving methods have been selected to Canada" realize the accuracy of the taken is cntfless Rxvellent snort la substantially what "Big Jess," in Kan Merkle and Hotlocher, the backbone of Cork." has a line of comedy patter and also to !*• obtained In the lakes and give the exhibition, and will work in the Cube' pennant aspirations, are tied songs to offer. Tally and Hart y are claim made for the province. Vnder l>aini Illustrating rescue and release sas City, ha* to say to Dempsey's de streams **r the upper and northern end f<»r third place, the former having a jÇomedÿ singers who excel by their the nom de plume of ‘ Spent Spinner" methods. / mand* for a battle for the champion « the Island. light lead with an average of .31390 to singing as well as their humor. The the writer speaks of the sport and suc Sanction of the B. C. Section of the ship crown. Instead of waiting until cess a reasonably skitful fisherman his teammate's .31386. Zaeh Wheat fifth chapter qf “Seven Pearls" will he Canadian Amateur Swimming Associ- the war i* lover. Jsck Kearns. I>en\p.- an attractive addition to the entertain can have on a trip starting -from Vic iition to hold the gala has lieen re and Merkle were the only leaders in toria and Cowlchan. Tod Inlet. Saanich cel v#d and all competitors in open sey's manager, suggests that Willard the National to gain during the week. TO-DAY’S AMUSEMENTS ment- Arm and other places on the Island BURNS WILL INSTRUCT ------:------;------. #' events must l*e registered amateurs or might help win the war by fighting Royal Victoria—Marguerite Clark come in for a great amount of praise make application tor registration un Dempsey right away for some patriotic from the writer lie says: / BOXING AT WILLOWS der the laws of that association. LACROSSE PLAYER INJURED. in “Prunella." Although I had always looked upon lu Uui.Iifty yards race for boys fifteen Pants gee—Vaudeville. lb»mpsey is willing to forego any Toronto. British Columbia a» oiuy of the xcry Fftrmer Heavyweight Champion to and under, some lof the pupils of Aug 7.—Jack White, who best trout fishing- countries In the Ralph Atcock. who has trained a eon financial returns for such a battle. wa* severely injured In Saturday's la Princeee-^-Red Cross Stock Com Visit Here for Three world, it was not until 1 The Amusement Tax-—At the regu lar meeting of the local branch of the Great War Veterans' Association last COUNCIL DECIDES ON night a resolution waa 1>assed calling A Phonograph epon (fie Provincial Government to abolish the amusement tax as far dto returned soldiers are contSerned. A WAGE COMPROMISE ft ft ft of Distinction Boot and Shoe Sale Is Acting Mlfi* Aidonwsn Pestss is Acting Mayor during the abfelice of The grr*atps| contribution of Mayor*Todd in Porthuid, WBWN he is attending tlie meeting of directors of Saanich Employees on Outside science to the enjoyment and the l*ac1flc Northwest Tourist Asso G‘, W, V. A* Discusses Possible education of humanity since ciation. Work Will All Receive ft ft ft Development of a New the dawn of creation is at your Still Goes On Small Increases command — the g e u i il s of Cloverdale Card Party.—A military ffVe hundred party will be held at Relationship Beethoven, the d r a m a n c All Shoes reduced in Price, Every Shoe a bargain. •'Cloverdale," Cloverdale Avenue, on Friday evening, August ,9, under the power and voice of the world’s Come everybody. auspice* of the Cloverdale brunch of A compromise in the wage problem, great artists, combined and in the Red Cross. The tables will be ar Just how close the relationship be which has been a'vexed fioint with the ranged on the lawn, and seats will also tween organized labor and the return Hiiahlcr Council of late. Was decided troduced into the home circle be provided for those who do not plgy in a fitting manner by the t*tl -are des irons-of.-knit ting. ed soldier movement should1 be allow VJPgQ-.FA a meeting,.of the Works Com • * ft ft --- :------! ed to develop whs the undercurrent i»!1* mittee last night: A general Increase Maynard’s Shoe Motor Care Wanted.—The band of a discussion which marked the pro of twenty-five cents per day will be Phone 1232 the Army and Navy Veterans has ceedings vf the local branch of the henceforth paid to all outside em arranged to give a concert to the con ployees. and an added fifty cen.ts will xaleacent soldiers at Kestliaven on Great War Veterans" Association at Its Where Most People Trade Sunday afternoon, August ft. and they regular meeting held last night. The be, given to teamsters. 4 .. would be very grateful for the offer lw wage question has been worry- argument arose out of a conimunica-" ■ —-k phonograph that has a snore of car# to convey them to and front ihg the Council for some tlmef~Snd the~ the hospital. The band wishes to lion from 4be Trades .tad Latibr Coun of interesting features possessed employees, it t* understood, have taken "IF IT8 FOR A FORD. WE HAVE-IT* leave town at 1.30 on Suruia), and an>- cil inviting ilelegatè# from the G. W. by no other make—a complete in one desirous of assisting will confer a V. A. to l>e present at'a conference to a very firm stand upon what they con strument composed of perfect favor by communicating with the Hon. be held at the K. of IV Ball on August sidered ^the lights in U»e matter. A parts, rorrttctfy combined. Secretary pf the *ocial ••oromitte*. 14. When the Question of re.-educatlng petition- -fieri been sent requesting a phone 5X65, as early a# possible, The 8<»noVa will play all makes returned soldier* for Industrial pur general increase among outside em ft u ft suits will form the principal business of disc records with equal facility, Will Settle Here.—The Victoria and ployees of fifty cents a day. The Coun fpr. discussion. reproducing/ all the velvety CORK INSERT TRANSMISSION LINING Inland Development Association is in Would Take Pert. cil bud previously agreed to make the receipt of numerous letter# asking for ■moothevftsA delicacy, vigor and minimum wage $3,25 per day, but with nsonahve oÀ^the original. RAVBE8TOS CHATTERLESS TRANSMISSION LINING information ah-mt Victoria and Van Although it was not made clear a* this the men were not, satisfied. The to the precise function latlair Is desir couver Island. Others express appre Council, under the circumstances, de The mot4»r In the Sonora Phonograph will run forty-five minutes Are Best by Test ciation for information sent out k*" the, ous of -securing fur itself any mure termined to dispose of the problem by local organization. A Lieu tenu nt^Tol* than the hare suggestion that a com a compromise, and the employees will with one winding, has un auttudhatlv stop which operates when the TIRES ACCESSORIES REPAIRS | onel serving In India writes that after mittee representative of ôrganlxed have their present wage* increased record has been played. Quality and durability form the keynote of the war he intends settling in British labor should hv allowed to assiift' In twenty-five Cents a day. tlieir construction. A. few us«-d ÇSTS on hand. 'olumhiu, with hla sons, Who are serv- this phase .of the rehabilitation plan, Menace to Health. the draft process of vocational train Call to-dây and hear a demonstration on the Sonbra. [ig at the front. The Information he The sewerage dispute over certain al s "i will be sent to him. ing as viewed by Labor ns necessary to leged unsanitary drain* at the cor NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. ft ft ft m«-H the case indicated-that the lengtty ner df Burnside and Harriet Roads has Sole Distributors ... of time set by the Government for the ,ver Fail Fair.—The Manufactures received much consideration of late. Rhen.. 4900-4901. FORD DEALERS 831 V.t♦. sojkllef training period Bras insuffici The question arose as a result of a <'omVittee of the Victoria Hoard <*f ent. The draft suggestion also con Trad A H. J Pend ray, Chairman, met recommendation by the City Hculih with (Commissioner Charles L. Arm cerned itself with the rate of pay In ■Officer, to the Inter-Municipal Com FLETCHER BROS. strong Yesterday when It was decided Iiercentngc of the union scale appli mittee that Hewer connections l»e made Bush Fire.—A bush lire on (Jeùâr to t-n/ioiVe the holding of a Home Pro cable to the particular trade taught, with the Northwest main drain. This Western Canada's Largest Music House Hill Hoad, near Hillside Avemrs^.ye#- ducts' Fa\r this fall. The Victoria'and as well as à caution notre in respect pt action-was necessary becatfse of the terda afternoon gave the lire dê| «ri Island DeVloptgpnt Association Execu crowding certain' professions already nuisance arising from a discharge on 1121 GOVERNMENT-ST. and 607 VIEW ST. ment «orne two hours' work before tha carrying more than their weight. the Saanich side of the boundary, but tive will im-et this week, and decide which was a menace to the city resi Fairall’s flames « ere extinguished. definitely wuether or n««t the fair .will Two Views. In the New Spencer Building. Also at Vancouver .'X ft ft ft dents as well. he held, thejtiudsons Bay Huihling Comrade Robbins was of the opinion The- recommendation of the Cltjr Federal Official Dies*—Fruit Com- having been avidly offered for the pur miHHioner1 Donald Jolinson, who was that delegates should be sent. "We Health Officer was approved j»y the — Cider very «ell knuWji • in this province, pose by Com mis si oner Burbidge. jcannot keep putting Lulior off any Inter- Municipal Committee, but was • ,ut uti> xisited, has died longer,” (told he; "they are a great turned down by the City Cmrhctt: The Makes good friend» everywhere Visits ’ll y Engineer Bust help to us. ;md xx i ETi .i gRtl help $0 .ii Forest, Ontario Mr. Johnson wM jfèsterday paid a \l*it t«> the revetment question was not allowed to settle the first Fruit Commissioner for the here, however, for the piwtnchU Board HEADQUARTERS FOR EDISON WtAZPA LAMPS APPLE CIDER Dominion being appointed four years wall, which I* brat > if constructed i|t Comrade Rolston Inquired why latbor of Hvulth brought tlie matter before" CHERRY CIDER ago lust _Muy, when the >»ranch was Sookv 1-ake. He senes that the pro should have suddenly manifested such the Haunich Council together with its separated from the dairy and 'bold- stor gress Is not as rapid as it might be Inspector's rvporT. The Council WITI GRAPE CIDER iV keen interest In the education of re age brunch. He waa regarded um an desired owing to theVact that all the turned soUlters^-There was no doubt In submit Saanich's case to the Hoard. LOGANBERRY CIDER efficient public servant and had given material ho* to he hauled opt to Sooke lily mind concerning the ability, of Railway Fires. gi» (Copyright, 1918. By H. 0. Fisher, Trade MÜTT AND JEFF II AND JEFF WAS RIGHT Mark Beg. in Canada.) ‘j m Linn, jcre! hia« FROM rue WAV "WAT? THefte'S AN AeeeRVAN* THAT MOTOR. IS eueeneAQ. ai evT AiuB To nte HUMMIM6 »U ' see wHewee'in a PlCADlLLV Muvr 06 A FRlCNbLV OR AN CN6MV GCill aeetA * im> Bis OABy,roo.r. «------>T>lans : Its TAke A Rcew! CMCFxy 'ytart! t .«U ►same ; hca* trj a V//S FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS UNFURNISHED HOUSES PERSONAL MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES "DFLICIOITS. APPETIZINO/' Fl'MiC NOTICK. "VKTont v BRAND” AUTOMOBILE8 "COOPERS BOMBAY CHUTNEY.* «JKNIIINE HKVT1.LR OltANfiK MA VICTORIA BRAND MARMALADE. Vidoria Daily Times IS A OF AHA NT EE OF PURITY. *5c. AT ALLGRfK'F'.RS. BVKR Y BODY’S EATING IT. Ferris’* tar** etw k *«f high-etas* Furni MALADE, "VICTORIA BRAND." •XXKFPER'8 BOMBAT CHCTNKT." TIMES' SPECIAL TUITION ture ha,* been removed from 1411 Dougl»* FOR It ENT—Eight *ror»me«l heu*.v hi IK J1:fk had opiy used •'Tonifoem” he g«»od ronUmon. large ground* rue « tit.r CTCIER OVERHAIJIJtn. Hr— ul OPT Tor R CAR . XX’ASH EL» by the COLUMN to the - J MijrerniL 716 Y»tr* hi. Ptoflpe w»>uktn t bald to-day it, and $!, Î2Ï” At the "Hub" Cycle. Star*. ADVERTISING Floue No. 1690 187$. iwv ea.-h for all kind* of tfouee- mt«. Beacon TTîîl Park, fixe rolïiiUo' drtlgglat* and b:«rl.. r- Tree., W. w. Her Iter, 1HI Uouglee Rt Rever. omh Motor Co. *21-St jhold Fun (lure <• m I all kinds of walk to post office: rent reasonable. 8HKIJ, GARAGE. I.TD.. S25 View «reel. EDUCATIONAL Ion rommi< ion and-make promj»t returns. Pin.nr 3I4.1Y a7-1S MOB COOL Aim COMFORT fa sleep*»* garment*, see our splendid line of etlk Exiwxt repeur*. all eute work guaran KINDERGARTEN AND K PAR AT< )R T F îlf< 'or tiff iff 4 /•Vfrl,îi®(ll$*XVv ■»,|lke v.e'!ia»4o«* and give estimates MODERN eight roomed house, corner nigh t drr nr* Kwong Tal Tune, ISM THK ptMJGI^A» (Troue * MOTOR oo, teed National rubber tireffiler ends all 11 A laiüv >l<" k of «Tramojihone* from $11 MM Douglaa Bt. Phone I7t HCHOOL—Piano studio. Mis* Cox, 1741 Craigf'ower Road and Carrte Street; Government Street * tire trouble Tel. 2462 Hampshire Read. Oak Bay — *2$ tot, $17 \ husinee Mrlctt) conMMlttl. reawn»:ihie rent to satisfactory tenant. New esd Reeend-hand Motnregelae. Situation» Vacant. Situations Wanted. Phore 1879. Deck A John,ion. SIS Johnson Street. FOB INFORMATION with regard te BmtLMpTOg CO- LTD.. SSI View and 8T MH H.KI.N F4'H(IO!. «k.Ht ROTH— Derjeellng Tea 4n,|ulre at The Fern. Repairs Rpeetalty 92S Port Cadillac Agency. R. A. Play To Hent. Articles for Sate. Lost or Found, CITY MART. 756 Fort Street If you are ______;______, ___J6tf-16 fair. Mgr. Tel 2658.. Distributees for Saratoga Ave . Oak Bay Kyrie 8y etc , 1c. per word per insertion; ,4c. per looking f->r !ia.rg*in* in se-’ord-hand •Sis1* Tetee Street Mrs. Saediford Tboroaghly -Kquipped Machine Shew 21 mons, M A. fOxon ). asKistfd by C. V SIX ROOM modern, clean hou~e Tate* Chevrolet. Dodge Brothers, Chalmers. Milton. A.C P Phone 62SR word for six day a. Contract rateeAon ap furniture, carpets, etc., call and Inspect Street. Apply 1152 Tate* a7-ll THE C<*KT OF LIVING Hudson and Cadillac Motor Cara pt-at ton. . , our prices Wanted to buy. furniture TOVRISTS rlelt ing Vaf.eouver [«!vl. «xh.i.boiaTe school tor boys. No advertisement for lens thafi 15c No of all dewriptlons. Phone 1438. IS FOR HR NT—House*, furnished and the GreaVCentral I^ke district, ehhnld has jnmpe«l an el her not»*» You ran hand 1167 Rockland Ave. Phone S2. Prosoee- advertisement charged for less than one furnished. Lloyd Young * Russell. I SOUTHALL for stove* and range* 852 *t Don Wat*on's motor garage, <«ld Man HI a i»rett.\ gua4 wsllup If yen tus on application. Broad Street Phone 4581 Alberti, end bave their care ever- !n computing the number; of word* In Fort Street Coil# made and connected; buy a I’levehind cycle Yau wen t NEED TEA KETTI.E AUTO STAND ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS exchange* made. Pttgge 423$.______, wulM Kyery convenience for attend a transfer an advertisement, estimate grnui** ^o* FURNISHED HOUSES ing breakdown» Phone Albernl SÎM three or less figures as one word pnimr W> guarantee for a year. New «-Cylinder Fulek Car for Htr* ENGINEERS Instructed for certificate», PKESt RlPTIONrs accurately filled. Faw- RENT—Three roomed house $2 66 per hour marine, stationary, DleseL W. O. Win- marks and all abbreviations count aa one _ cett'r Drug Store______' It 1254 "Ray Street. .x/ # HARRIS A SMITH, terbum. 221 Central Bldg. Phenes 2474. 4S11L. Advertiser* who so desire may have GARDEN T<<>JX sharpened and To RKNT - Five roomed house, furnlsh- Aar on son'» Aeronaon'» 1226 RROAD ST Special Country Trips. replies addressed to a box at The Time* ed, Keys made to fit" any lock Pritice. ei1. for 2 month» Apply 'FT Joseph SeP Sell Brentwood 66 CordoYa Bay ..12 61 locksmith. *87 Port. Phone 444. 12 Diamond* CUT TOUR CYCLE put In order f«w 8»*ney ...... $6 66 Cadhoro Bay . .$166 MUSIC Office and forwarded to their private ad Street, Fairfield. a7-lS «Hd r« X VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1918 11 PHONE NUMBERS YOU SHOULD ELECTRICIANS SCAVENGING VULCANIZING AND REPAIRER* THE TYRB SHOP—Vulcan lain* and re- KNOW COX A DOUOAL, electrician.. Motor» 1124 Gov* TO bousht. sold, repaired. Estimate- siren AM------* , pairs. 1016 Bian1016 Blanshard Street.« SATAN ABDICATES TO CONFINING SOORE RIVER BED TIMES WANT AD. DEPT...... 10»» Mr re-winding motors, armatures and NATÜRAVCHANNEL FIR» DEPARTMENT ...... - «* coila; elevator repairs. Phones: Office, 6163;'— private.• 1762 R. Misa « SECOND-HAND DEALERS Federal and Goodrich ttrea and vulcan THE POTSDAM PERVERT *- CITT HALL ...... OW ising. FLORIST'! LADIES.. CALL-r-Mra. Leute 8yberltrep’s Famous " Satin.' RED CROSS SOCIETY ...... »0M dealer, of Winnipeg as------— _—- WINDOW CLEANING JUBILEE HOSPITAL ...... O’»* CUT FLOWERS and floral designs, bed- to buy and sell high-class ladles’, err. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL...... two ding______pot plants. Wilkemon 4 gents’ and children's clothing, evening ISLAND WINDOW .CLEANING CO— Brown. 611 Fort Street. Phone 1001. 47 and party dresses; special offers for Phone Ifll. Pioneer window cleaners TTie Times has Irecetved so many re BALMORAL AUTO STAND. I7»0 or gentlemen * clothes, we pay spot cash and Janitors. 26 Moa*.^u quests for copies of Its Issue of July 18, 1031L «» FOOT SPECIALIST to gny amount. Burlneas done strictly containing Louie Syberkrofe now fam private. Mrs. Hunt will call herself to WOOD AND COAL ous satire on the author of the war and JOSEPHS, MADAM. foot specialist any address., or call at 812 Johnson Corns permanently cured. Consultathms FIREWOOD—Genuine Chemainue the chief Instigator of its horrors that Street, second house up from Blansh ual to cordwood, at half the price! ACREAGE ______free. Room* 407-40$, Campbell Build ard. Phone 4021. «30-47 Rote it has decided to reproduce the article Ing Photae 2854 ' agent, Ferris. Phone 1879, -3 to-day. Here It is: — FOR SALE-On terms, 84 acres oir good NATHAN Sc LEVY. 1422 Government. land, on main rood, 6 miles from FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Jewelry, mnslcal and nautical Instru "The Infernal Region, June 28,1917. ments. tools, etc. Tel. 6441. Courtenay, lightly timbered, $40 per IX)W SIN CO , 261$ Douglas Street. CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP -^To Wilhelm von Hohenzollern, King acre. Apply Box 1047, Times. a9-46 ------OF BSOUtMALT. * of*grossie, Kmperor of eH Germany FUNERAL DIRECTORS READ. THIS—Beet prWs -given for BEE W. T WILLIAMS, 1302 Wharf St . ladies’ and gents’ cast-off clothing. and envoy extraordinary of Almighty B. C. FUNERAL CO. (Hayward’s), LTD„ Phone 2907, or call 704 Yates Street. mm for Hooke acreage, close to C. N. R 731 Broughton. Motor or horse drawn station, hotel, school and post office, LOUTS, Bag and waste metal merchant, "My Dear Wilhelm: equipment as required. Embalm-— 417 7th Ave. East, Vancouver. 47 water laid on. electric light and power "I can call x>you by that familiar available, road and river frontage, good Tel. 2218. __’______! SANDS 'FUNERAL FVRNISJITNd CO, VICTORIA JUNK AGENCY CO—Buy- Tax Sale Notice name, for 1 havè always been very hatlung, boating. fishing and shooting LTD.. MI* Quadra Ft. Tel. <806. lug racks and rags: best prices paid; Buy r.ow Tiefnre the rise. *^**1 orders quickly attended to. Phone W31. 8/ order of the CouncH a sala of to you, much closer than THOMSON, FRANK L: $27 Pandora 1116 Wharf and 1466 Store St. «6-47 could ever know. INLINE BÀRRAN. Shawn Igan Lake, Ave. Pine funern! furnishings. Gradu for Delinquent Taxes will be held on BEST PRICES paid for gents’ cast-off "From the time that ÿou were yet wlshee to sell hi* property there on ate of U. S. College of Embalming. Wodnesday, August 28. 1911. an undeveloped being In your ^mother’s Lake. On and see him. Get off at 26- Office Tel 498. Open day and night clothing. Give me a trial A. Lan da, Persons dealring to avoid the costs and Mlte Station, E A N. By. a23-4« 1409 Store Street. Phone 2007. womb I have shaped your destiny for expenses of such sale must pay the De my own • purpose.* # FURNITURE linquent Taxes (taxes In arrear at list ACCIDENT INSURANCE DESIRABLE FURNITURE moderately SEWER AND CEMENT WORK December. 1918). together with Interest "In the* days of Rome I created""* MEKCHANTS’ CASUALTY „CO.» priced. Everything new and up-to- to data of payment, on or before the 13th roughneck known in history as Nero; date. Seven months to pay or 1® per T. BUTCHER, sewer and cement work. August next; after which date, and up to Union Bank Bldg . Victoria. B,C. 47 2310 Lee Avenue. Phone 6215L. 47 his was a vulgar character and suited rent discount In $0 days R H. 8t he time of sale, the full amount as adver my purpose at that particular time. art Co.. Ltd., 162 Yates Street. tised will be collected, vts.. Delinquent AGENTS SILKS AND CURIOS Taxes. Subsequent Taxes In arrear. In In these modern days a classic demon and efficient super-criminal was need W MABLE. 717 Johnson St. Agents for FURRIER terest and costs and expenses. Cockebutt implements, plough parts, etc. FOSTER FRED. Highest price for raw LEE DYE St CO„ 715 View Street The Clerk. Collector or Assessor of the ed, and as I know the Hohensollern fur. 1216 Government St. Phone 1837. Corporation of the Township of Esqui blood, 1 picked you aa my special In- SODA WATER ntait are ready to receive notice from any BATHS TUB LKNZJË CO.. 1217 Broad Street source of the Interest* of those entitled Fur sets, fur coats and leather ^coada^ FOR FIRST-CLASS dry ginger ale, to the benefit of the War Relief Act; any BATHS—Vapor and electric light, mas- llemonade, ginger beer, elder, syphon person having Information that any per rage and chiropody. Mrs. Barker, Sida, etc . Crystal Spring Water Supply, son Interested Is a soldier, dependent on a fhon. SMS 711 View Street GARDENING Phone 79, 1244 Richardson Street, Vic soldier, or other person entitled to1 the benefit of the mild Act. Is requested-to com GENERAL GARDENING—Small con toria, B. C 47 BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS municate in writing with the Clerk. As The above view shows the excavation below the headworks at Sooke Lake tracts a specialty. Fred Bennett. Straw sessor or Collector of the Corporation of JONES * CO. T. H, 75» Fort 8t Tal. berry Vale P. O. Phone Cotquits WL^ SEWER PIPE AND TILE MFCR8. the Township of Esquimau, Municipal for the reinforced concrete dam to ba.built against the crib shown in the pic ture. This dam will confine the river toits natural channel and avoid it break 2006. All repairs executed. ______B. C POTTERY CO.. LTD —City office. Hall, Esquimau, B. C. SRALED TENDERS addressed to the O, H. PULLEN. undersigned, and endorsed “TENDER ing through and damaging the pipe line, aa occurred last winter. BRASS FOUNDRY HAT WORKS 220 Pemberton Building Factory be C M C. hind St. George’» Inn, Esquimau Read. FOR REPAIRS TO WHARF, TORINO, LADIES* STRAW HATS remodelled. Corporation Township of Esqulmslt. COMOX-ALBERNI DISTRICT, B. C./‘ VICTORIA BRASS AND IRON WORKS. Panama* blocked, cleaned. Victoria will be received at this office until 12 Iron and brass founders, maiblniKts and SHIP CHANDLERS o'clock noon on August 11, 1911, for the etrument to place on earth an annex of ery toward neutral nations hastened pattern workers J19-19-47 Hat Factory, corner Fort and Broad. corporation of the district Phone 1729. 43 work mentioned. hell. I gave you abnormal ambition, a universal upheaval, the thing I SMTP CHANDLERS. LIMITED, formerly of ca: : BAY. Plans and forms of contract can be reen BROKERS Peter McQuade A Son. Ltd. Ship, naval, likewise an over supply of egotism most desired. Your undersea war AMERICAN HAT WORKS and specification and forms of tender logger* and mill supplies. 1114 Wharf obtained at the office of the District En that you might not discover your fail fare Is a master stroke, from the McTAVTSH BROS , 1218 Government St. 625 Yates Street. Phone 2073 81 Phone 41. • gineers at Vh toria and New Westminster, Custom Brokers, shipping and forward ings; I twisted yoor mind to that of a smallest mackerel pot to the great ing agents Tel. 2616 American Express Our motto Is promptness. It mentis sue MARVIN A CO.. B. B . 1202 Wharf. Ship B. C:, and at the Post Office. Tcflno, B. C. representative. P. O Box 1624. chandlers and loggers’ supplies. Tel. Tenders will not be considered unless madman with certain abnormal tend Lusitania you show nç favorites; as use We clean and block your old Into Tax Sale Notice made on forms supplied by the Depart the latest style. We do the best Panama 14 and 16. BOTTLES- ment and In accordance w ith conditions encies to carry you by, a most danger à war lord you stand supreme, for work. Try us and be sure We will A sale of lands for Dellnouent Taxes contained therein. you have no mercy; you have no SELT, ME TOUR BOTTLES or let me call nt your office for your hat and re SHOE REPAIRING ous character placed in power; I gave turn it the same day. 47 will be held on WEDNESDAY, SEFTEM Each tender must be accompanied by consideration for the baby clinging sell you some. Phone 1229. City Junk an accepted cheque on a chartered bank you the power of a hypnotist and a to its mother’s breast 49 they both Co , Aaronson. 665 JohnsoiT. MANNING, K., Ill Trounce Alley. BE* 16, 1918. Persons desiring to avoid the costs and payable to the order of the Minister of certain magnetic force that Y»u might go down Into the deep together, only SATISFACTION In shoe repairing Public W4>rks. equal to ten per cent, of BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS horseshoer expenses of such sale must pay the De the amount of the tender. sway your people. I am responsible to be tom apart aod leisurely de thur Iltbhs, 107 Yatee, between Gov linquent Taxes (Taxes In arrear at for the deformed arm that hangs help voured by sharks difwn among the McDonald A Ntcol, 622 randpra. Tel 3». ment and. Broad Streets. Note.—Blue prints can be obtained at A LOCK LEY. builder and contractor. December 61. 1911), together with Inter this office by depositing an accepted hank less on your left, for your crippled con Alterations and repairs, store khd office WOOD A TODD. 723 Johnson Street- SHOE Repairing promptly and neatly est to date of payment on or BEFORE cheque fer the sum of $10.00, payable to "I have strolled over the battle fittings. 1368 Esquimau Road.; dune, reasonably priced. H. White, SEPTEMBER 4 next; AFTER WHICH dition embitters your life and destroys the order of the Minister of Public all noble Impulses that might other-_ fields of Belgium and Frame. I have CAR! ENTER AND BUILDER—T Thlr- IRON WORKS 1311 Blanshard St , two doors from DATE, and up to the time of sale, the Works, which will be returned If the in ' kell. Alterations, .repairs, jobbing, Telephone Office. full amount as advertised will be collect wise cause me anxiety, but your strong seen your hand of destruction every B. C. IRON WORKS—Boilermakers and ed. vis.: Delinquent Taxes. Subsequent tending bidder submit a regular bid. leaky roofs retired and guaranteed. reneral ironworkers Government and By order, sword arm is driven by your ambition where; It’s all your work, superfh ml NORTH, SOUTH, EAST OR WEST, our Taxes In arrear. Interest and Costs and that I made .-you. 1 have seen the < Phone 1793. Estimates free. • Vlncess Phones ISIS and 2829X. «21-47 repair?* are the best. West Electrical Expenses. A F MITCHELL. that squelches all sentiment and piQG CARPENTER AND JOBBING—J. W. Shoe Shop, 636 View Street. The Clerk. Collector or Assessor of the Acting District Engineer. I placed In your soul a deep hatred for fields of Poland; now a wilderness, Bolden. 1616 Cook SL Telephone 1308; KALSOMIN1NG Corporation of the District of Oak Bay Department of Public Works, Canada, all things English, for of all nations on fit for prowling beasts only; no residence, 44991* ■■ --47 SPORTING GOODS Victoria. B C. merry children in Poland now; they KALROMINING look* beautiful when ready to receive notice from any Newspapers will not be paid for this earth, I hate England most; wherever well done. Ifs our specialty. Interior ___rce of the Interests (if those entitled Eflglahd plants her flag she brings all succumbed to frost and starvation CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS JAMES GREEN, gunmaker All kinds of to the benefit of the War Relief Act; any advertisement if they insert it without Kalnomine Cc. Phone 4022R «7-47 authority from the Department. order out of chaos and the hated dross —I drifted down Into Galicia where BAWDKN. KIDD A CO.—Chartered Ac repairs and alterations. Make stocks to person having Information that any per formerly Jews ahd Gentiles lived countants, Assignees, etc., 421 and 423 LAUNDRIES fit the shoulder; bore barrels to Improve son Interested le a soldier, dependent on follows the Union Jack; under her a soldier, or .other person entitled to the rule wild tribes become tillers of the' happily together; 1 found but ruins Central Building, Victoria, B.C. Phone NEW METHOD LAUNDRY, LTD , 1016- the shooting. 1819 Government upstairs. Phone 1114. 47 benefit of the said Act. Is requested to soli and in due time practical citizens; and ashes; I felt a curious pride in 4296. 47 17 North Park. L D McLean. Expert communicate In writing with the Clerk. she is the great civilizer of the globe tny pupil for it was all above my ex CHIMNEY SWEEPING laundcrem. Tel. 2300. SEWING MACHINES Assessor or Collector of the Corporatlpn pectation. I was in Belgium when of the District of Oak Bay. whose address and I HATE HER. I planted in your CHIMNEYS CLEANED—Defective flues LAWN MOWER HOSPITAL Is Municipal Hall. Oak Bay. B. C. soul a cruel hatred for your mother you drove the peaceful population be MACHINES FOR RENT by week or fore you like cattle into slavery; fixed, etc. Wra. Neal, 101$ Quadra St. tub lXwn mowep. HOSPITAL. «11 month Ringer Sewing Machine, 1214 By order of the Council. because she waa English and left my 1‘hone 1010 Phone 1219L. Broad Street. 47 you separated man and wife and Cormorant StreeL good friend Bismarck to fan the flame forced them to hard labor In trenches* O’CONNELL, chimney sweep, bulance will call. SEALED TENDERS addressed to the I had kindled. Recent history proved cleaned. Phone 1639. rtltf-47 STENOGRAPHER undersigned, and endorsed "TENDER I have seen the most fiendish how well our work waa done. It rape ' committed on young worgsm MISS E. kJcHAM, public etenograp&er, FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FLOAT, broke your royal mother's heart, but I CHIROPRACTORS LIME Agricultural lime, analysis 90.7 per HARDY BAY, B. C.,” will be received at and those who were forced into -ma gained my purpose. KKLI.KY A KELLEY. Phone 4146 a cent.; $5 60 per ton In racks. Rosehank 202 Central Building Phone 2132. 47 this office until 12 o’clock noon, on August ternity were cursing the father of 6454R. Office. 302-3 Say ward Block. Lime Co . Victoria. Box 1184. Kilns, MRS. L. J. SEYMOUR, public steno 24, 1918, for the work mentioned. Killed Father. their offspring and I began to doubt Ksqulnialt Harbor. Phone Belmont 8X. grapher, 902 B C. Permanent Loan Plans and forms of contract can be seen "The Inherited disease of the Hoh- if my own inferno was really.up to CHILDREN’S OUTFITTERS Building. Phone 6461 47 and spécification and forms of tender ob tained at this Department, at the ofdces enxollerns killed your father, Just as It date. CHILDRENS and Ladles* Outfitters. MISS UNWIN, deputy official steno of the District Engineers at Victoria and will kill you, and you became the ruler Destroyed Everything. grapher, Stobart-Pease Bldg. Phone Krabrook Young, eeraer Broad and Office of Chle7 Éngh»«rw, New Westminster. B. C. of Germany and a tool of mine sooner “You have taken millions of dol Johnson. Phone 4740. 47 BRADSHAW A 8TACI*OOLE. barrlstei 101. Res. 4401L. Tenders will not be considere4l unless at-law, 208 Union Bank Building. Victoria. July 22. 1*19. made on forms supplied by the Depart than I expected. _ -X—------lars from innocent victims and called “To assist ytfu and furthef hasten it indemnity; you have lived fat on CHIROPODISTS LIFE INSURANCE TRUNK AND HARNESS MFGR8. PACIFIC OREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. ment and In accordance with conditions contained therein. my work I sent you three evil spirits, the land you usurped and sent RADIANT HEAT BATHS, manage and K NORRIS A SONS, is29 Government St. Sealed Tenders on Unit Price basis, ad Nietxc he, Treltschke and later Bern- NORTH AMERICAN MPK ASSURANCE dressed to the undersigned and endorsed Each tender must be accompanied bv the real owners away to starvation. chiropody Mr R H. Barker, from the CO. (Home office, Toronto. Canada.) Wholesale and retail dealers in suit an accepted cheque on à chartered bank hard!. whose teachings Inflamed the You have strayed away Jrom all National Hospital. London, 111 Jones for completion of 42 miles of the above J. W. Hudson. Vancouver Island man cases, bags and leather goods. Tel. 419. line, will be received at this office until payable to the order ot the Minister of youth of Germany, who In good time legalized war methods and introduc Building Phone 2446. ager, $04-0-7 Hayward Block. 47 Public Works, equal to ten per cent, of would be willing and loyal subjects TAXIDERMISTS. 6 p. m Friday. August 9, 1911. the amount of the tender. ed a code of your own. You have CONTRACTORS SUN LIFE ASSURANCE CO OF CAN Alternative bids wiU be received on cost Note.—Blue prints can he obtained at and eager to spill their blood and killed and robbed the people of ADA—F. M Kliner, city manager, B C. BIG »iAMB HEADS, rues a specialty. plus basis. pull your chestnuts, yours and mine; VANCOUVER ISLAND PILE DRIVING Plans and Specifications and blank this office by depositing an accepted bank friendly nations and destroyed their . Permanent Ixmn Building. J R. Simp All classes taxidermy. Wherry A Tow, cheque for the sum of $10 00, payable the spell has been perfect—you cast property You are a liar, a hypocrite CO. Wharf building, bridges, pile son And C. F FuxalL city agents. 47 629 Pandora. Phone 1911. forms of tender can be seen at the offices foundations, diving, etc. 707 B. C. Per of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway, the order of thé Minister of Public your ambitious eyes toward the Medi and r bluffer of the highest magni manent Loan Bldg. «66-47 Works, which will be returned If the in terranean, Egypt, India and the Dar- LIVERY STABLES TYPEWRITERS Engineering Department, Welt on Block. tending bidder submit a regular bid. tude. You are a part of mine and BRAY’S STABLES. 736 Johnson. Livery. Vancouver, and at the Department of By order, dannelles and you began your great yet you pose as a pel son ai friend of CLEANING AND PRESSING ! I bWHIl rilUi---lie* mm uiiu-uattu, Railways, Victoria. railway to Bagdad, but the ambi God. Ah, Wilhelm, you are a won boarding, hacks, express wagons, etc. The I apartment does not bind Itself to A. F MITCHELL, LOCK IIIN—Suits cleaned and Phone 112. repairs, rentals; ribbons for BU ma Acting District Engineer. tious archduke and hie more ambi der. You wantonly destroy all things chine*. United Typewriter Co., Ltd., accept the lowest or any tender. 1421 Store St. A. F. PROCTOR. 1% part ment of Public Works. Canada, tious wife stood In your way. It was in your path and leave nothing for LEATHER GOODS 712 Fort Street. Victoria. Phone 4796. Chief Engineer. Victoria, B C. ^ then that I sowed the seed In your coming generations. CURIOS Newspapers will not be paid for this TRUNKS, hags, automobile rugs. etc. TRANSFERS advertisement if- they Insert it without heart that blossomed litto the assas "I was a maxed when I saw you DKAVILLÉ. JOHN T„ 71» Fort. Curio*. B C Saddlery Co . Ltd.. 606 Yates. 43 authority frqm the Department. sination of the duke and his wife, form a partnership with the impos furniture and books. TeL 1317. MULTIGRAPHING ESTES. Gorge transfer. Res. Phone 6014R II* L G.L___ ■ leJelrsIÎAR and aH hell smiled when it saw how sible Turk, The chrontc kilter of nigh school Kogtsrranoa cleverly .you saddled the crime ‘ onto • Christians, amf ytro w derput wor- • DYEING AND CLEANING 100 LETTERS, FORMS, NOTICES, 11. 82 Board of Trade Building Phone 1162. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Serbia. I saw you set sails for the shipper In the Lutheran church. I works In th^Pro- . ai0-47 ALL KINDS of typewriter* repaired, ad- fjords of Norway and I knew you confess, Wilhelm, you are a puzzle dyeing and cleaning J—tèd, WdgW. -mtû, exchanged. Seme An would proua... as- alibi r - Jlow ciavarAy. ♦trees —A—Meharereedan nrrey,- elhc*._ • Countrygauntry urdsim wotlrttsd—Flranr MËACMÀWf YAILÔW snaps in used* machina». Phone Year Course at the Victoria High School done, so much like your noble grand commanded by German officers, as 200 J. C. Renfrew, proprietor. 74» Yatee ML must register by card not later than Mbn- AH HOY—Fit guaranteed. 1608 Govt. 47 day, August the 12th, tttt. father, who also secured an assassin sisting one another In massacring CITY DYE WORKS—The largest to remove old King Frederick of Den Christians, is a new line of warfare. dyeing and cleaning works in the Pro 8AM LOY, 1411 Government. Finest ma VACUUM CLEANERS Registration Cards showing the course* prescribed can be had at the School mark, and later robbed that country When a Prussian officer can wit vince. We call and deliver. Gee. Mc ferial* : expert workmanship; first-class HAVE THB AUf*6 VACTJVU for SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Cann, proprietor. 114 Fort St. Tel. 76. 43 fit; trial solicited.47 Board Office, City Hall, from Monday, of two provinces that gave Germany ness a nyde woman being disembow t«ru Satisfaction assured. Phone August the 6th up to and including Satur undersigned, and endorsed "TENDER an opportunity to become a naval VICTORIA DYE WORKS for service NOTARY PUBLIC FOR REPAIRS TO GOVERNMENT eled by a swarthy Turk, committing a day. August 10th. between the hours of WHARF, VICTORIA, B. C ." will be re power. Murder Is dirty work, but ft dtuble n.urder with one cut of hi» and satisfaction. Main office and work*. D. TODD, notary public, 711 Fort St. 1p.m. and 6 p. m. only. 1120 View; Tel. 717. Branch office, $41 WHOLESALE IMPORTERS ceived at this office until 12 o’elock noon takes a Hohensollern to make away saber, and calmly stand by and see Passport forms supplied and prepared. EDWARD B. PAUL, on August 24, 1918, for the above men and get by. Fort ; Tel. 2946. J. A. Gardiner, prop. 47 Municl pal Inspector of Schools. a house full of Innocent Armenian* GAI'NI'K, W G., notary public and ln- CALORIC FIRBAaBSS COOKERS—Saves tioned work. Hell,______locked up. the house saturated with TOGO CLfcANERS. 676 Yatee Street. eurance agent. Room 101. Hlbben-Bone fuel, time, food and money. Seen at Plans and forms of contract can be seen Phone 413$. Suita called for and deliv DIseeA Supply Association, Fort and and specification and forms of tender ’Your opportunity was at hand; oil and fired, then my teachings did ered. - 47 Bldg. City, .suburban, and farm PARSTMItTH PREIUttKlV forms *ip- Langley Streets. Phone 4419. 47 obtained at this Department, at the offices yet set the world on fire and bells not stop with you, but hnvfc been ex lled H. Lloyd-Young, notary public, Sale of Saw Mill and of the District Engineers at Victoria and of hell were ringing; your rape tended to the whole German nation. 112 Broad Street. Phone 4532 and 2661L WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRERS New Westminster, B. C. Belgium caused much joy. It was the I confess my Satanic soul grew BREA DIN DAIRY—Cream, milk, butter. Tenders will not be considered unless beginning, the foundation of sick and there and then I knew The „ eggs, delivered daUy. 1703 Cook Street. NURSING F. L. HaTNES for high-class watch asM Machinery made on forms supplied by the Depart Î jewelry repairs. 1124 Government St 47 ment and in accordance with conditions feet hell on earth, the destruction of pupil had become the master. I am Phone 1134. 47 n back number, and, my dear Wil MRS. ESTES, 104 Tlllicum. Phone 6011R WENGER. J . «19 Yates Street The beat contained therein. noble cathedrals and other Infinite DENTISTS wrist watches on the market at whole Under the power of sale contained In A Each tender must be accompanied by works of art was hailed with Joy In helm, I abdicate in your favor. The am accepted cheque on a chartered bank great key of hell will be turned over PAINTING sale prices. chattel mortgage covering the hereinafter the infernal regions. You made war FRASER. DR. W. F , $01-2 Stobart-Pease described chattels, the mortgagees have iftyable to the order of the Minister of on friends and foe alike and the to you. The gavel that has struck Block. Phone 4204. Office hours, $.10 LITTLE A TAYLOR. 017 Port St. Expert ’ublic Works, equal to ten per cent, of A KNIGHT, paperhanging, painting and watchmakers. Jewellers and opticiaua. instructed me to call for tenders for the murder of civilians showed my teach the doom of damned souls since time a.m. to 6 p.m. decorating. Phone 6292L. mrchaee of the sawmills of Bulman Lum the amount of the tender. Phone 971. ______Note.—Blue prints can be obtained at ings bad borne fruit. Your treach began is yours. I am satisfied with HALL, DR. LEWIS, dental surgeon. ber Company, Limited, situate at Cushion what I have done; that my abdica Jewel Block, cor. Yates and Douglas PLASTERER WHITE. M , watchmaker and manufac Core, Salt Spring Island, and at Montreal this office by depositing an accepted bank cheque for the sum. of $40.00, payable to tion in your favor to for the very Streets, Victoria, B. Zurich. Aug. 7.—The German hope WKItilhgton. ’ À tig. *7 - Muj. »r - General of ending tite war by -Was^tnfftitngton. A 0g T — Secretary ctaion bHorvr,l7|Trarrlvxf-of the Ameri Lansing hay received• I the following William H, ("Iraves, commanding the cans was blasted hy/thê recent Allied cablegram fphm Foreign Minister Bal Eighth Division at Ca»:p Fremont, four in response to Mr. Lansing’s mess offensive, the Socialist newspaper Ar Cal., has been unsigned to command age upon tiie fourth " anniversary of beiter Zeitung, of,Vienna, points out in the American troops orlcrei! to Si concluding )» rydent article on the mili Great Britain's entry into the "Allow me to express to you my BY U. S. ENGINEERS beria, Gcqeral Mart-h.f Chief of Hiatt, tary situai announced to-day. “All IheTeWplanatlons and comments cordial thahks for your inspiring mess-* age. The knowledge that the naval £hd The nur’eus of the American forc._ cannot altfen the.fact that in this dou military forces of the freedom-loving sent to filbert». General March said, ble ofTeneiye the1 gain of ground, and Republic of North American are light Men Persist in Bridging Vesle would he the 77th and 31st Regular consequently the only visible sight of ing gloriously side, by side with the Regiments, on duty in the Philippines, success, is on the Entente side,'' the Allies inrtbe common cause enables us River Despite Enemy's which would be supplemented later by newspaper says. to count wrtii full asurance upon ulti Resistance troops from ttte United States. WEATHER INFLUENCED "While It Is admitted that this vic mate victory and upon all that that vic No commander for. the Joint Allied tory dots not yet possess any decisive tory will: mean for the future of man fot£e_Jn Siberia has yet been selected. CHICAGO MARKET TO-DAY STAGNATION NOW IN — character, there Is one result whic kind." General March «aid. nor the necesaary can not be called in question and that Pershing Thanks Francs. With the American Army on the agreement for the appointment of suck (By Burdick Bros A Brett. Ltd.) is that the strong moral effect produced Parla. Aug. 7.—General Pershing has a commander formulated. Our Private Chapel by the three German offensives against acknowledged in a letter to Premier Vesle Front. Aug. 6.—'Via Ixmdon, Aug. Chicago, Aug. 7.—The grain market NEW YORK STOCKS 7—(By the Associated Press!.—The The object of the expedition Is con Amiens and Paris has been completely Clemenceau the honor accorded thy fined strictly to the announcement here was » very nervous affair to-day and la at the service of thoee who Germans appear to be determined not was influenced solely by the weather The entrust a funeral to ua. It la destroyed. The enemy nations to-day general in the recent award do him of to («errait American engineers to throw made recently by President Wilson the Grand SToas of the-Legion of Honor weather map this morning was decidedly equipped with everything necesaary have a chief whose name Inspires con bridges across the Vesle and as a result through the States Department, the Adence and whose ability is in no way by the French Government, saying'-. more encouraging and for a while the for services of any kind and will verni American officers have had General added, and is not .for the pur price** were a trifle above last night’s Market To-day Was Without inferior to- that qf Ludendorff or von ‘T accept this honor with a feeling of thrilling experiences. pose of establishing an Rustem fsont. amply accommodate the ordinary deep gratitude and as a tribute paid ctoalng. letter In the day. however, the funeral attendance.^ It is decorated Hindenburg Furthermore,' the only Lieut. E. F. Mail, of California, on Western Front. market eased off and closed at yester Feature; New Incentive hope of the Germans to end the war In by the French Governmentto the quali Tuesday was' under cover with sixty with taste :md discretion and there ties uf the American soldiers. They are day’s levels Oats followed corn to a is no charge for its use. a military way before the Americans men on the south bank awaiting a lull Referring to the situation on the qualities possessed to an eminent de great extent and closed just about the is Needed were in line has disappeared as the re in the German shelling In order to Western front. General March pointed gree by their French comrades. build a bridge. It was Intended to »t that the terrain between the Vesle suit of this last French offensive.' "In the name of the troops which I Corn— Open. High. I»w. Close. build a footbridge on the foundations itl the Aisne lends Itself to defensive 156% 159% 156% 158% lliomson Funeral Co. have the privilege to command and in of a bridge destroyed by the Germans operations, of which the Germans are Kept . . 161 163 159% 162 (By Burdick Bros. A Brett, Ltd.) Pitene «PL ST Pandora A va nly own name. I thank you." and then to put up a larger structure. taking full advantage. Outs— Motor Hearse and Equipment. Lient. Mail, carrying two planks, start The American and Allied troops are Aug. ... 68% 61% «9% 69% New York, Aug. 7’.—Hales sank to small GERMANS IN SPAIN ed out on an exploration trip by him Connections Vancouver and along the line of the Vesle. he said, Sept. ... 68% 69% 68% 69% proportion* at the «etuiton of the stock Winnipeg self. The lieutenant reached the south and h^v* crossed that river at many % % % was istleaa ANGRY AT TIRPITZ ero pie? Just as German machine gun points, although they have not taken market to-day. The market ners commenced a heavy fire. This did the hill positions. TO-DAY’S TRADING IN and without guidance It will require not stop him. He tossed one plank Blame Submarine Ruthieesness for General March added nothing to some new incentive to create any Interest. 1 ‘ Bringing Scorn of Public into a temporary position and then put WINNIPEG MARKET Upon Them. the other in place from the south pier what la already known as to prisoners • High Low. Last. captured or material abandoned by the Mills, kARRMCISANDDtATHS to the pier in the middle of the river. Winnipeg. Aug 7 —There was a good AUis-Chalme.r* ...... 33% 33% 33% FORM OTTAWA The enemy fire becoming warmer. enemy. demand for milling oats in car lots to Writing from Madrid on June 1 to Am Sugar Rfg...... 110% 116% 110% Lieut. Mail jumped Into the river and day. The demand came from Ontario „ MARRIED. Die Freie Zeitung, the semi-weekly took cover on the north bank. After Am. Can Co., com. ... 46% 46% 46% paper published in Herne by German dealers, who quickly . absorbed the few 8TKWART-MANEELY—On August 1. at ward he rerroused to the south bank cars offered. Am. Car Fdy...... 84% 64 84% HI John's Church, by Rev F A P. political refugees, II ms August Hal and rejoined hi* command amid cheers thoff. a German engineer, formerly em Two Ministers and Prominent Oats closed 74 cent higher for October Am. Cotton Oil ...... 41 41 4’ Chadwick, rector, Charles Edward from the soldiers. and % cent higher for l>eeember. Flax Klewart, a .Comrade of the Great War. ployed in Mao Paulo. Brazil, complains Am. Locomotive .... 66% 66% 66% Men Will Suggest Govern- - Fêltetf Trees. closed 1 cent higher for October. ami formerly of MacGregor. Man., and bitterly of the hardships to which he Am. Smelt A Ref ... 71% 76% 78% Xeigt -Major A Co , 46tji Battalion, to Farther west of Flsmes. Major Oats— Open. High. Low. Close. Evelyn May Maneely, of Portage la and many of his fellow Germans mak Oci ...... 82*- 8341, 82% 83% Am. T A Tel ...... 90% 94 ing a forced sojourn in Spain are being ment Steps Francois It. Newcomber and Captain 91% James P. Growden during daylight Dec ....*...... 78% 79% 78% 79% DIED. subjected because of the hatred to Am. Wool. com...... 69% 59% 69% felled a tree across the Vesle and Flax— Am Steel Fdy ...... 73% 73% 73% BLAND—In this city, 6n the 6th Inst., ward everything German created all crossed to the north bank. There they Oct...... 421 421 412 415 Anaconda Mining .... 66% 65% T5V Elizabeth, '"relict of the late James over the world by the ruthless warfar* Cash prices: Oats—2 C. W , 96%. 3 C. Bland, a native 6T Ismdon, England, Ottawa, Aug. 7.—A sub-committee chopped down another tree, which fell Atchison ...... 85% 85% 85% carried on by the German Army ,jind W.. 87%; extra 1 feed. 87%; l feed. 84%. 93% aged 89 years. Na \ y Herr BllthofY begins by haying toward the southern bank. Soon Baldwin Loco- ...... 91% 92% of the Reconstructing and Development afterwards they had completed a foot 2 feed. 82%. ‘ Here we have sat for nearly four Canadian Companies and Baltimore A Ohio 53% 53% 53% Funeral private No flowers. Committee of the Dominion Cabinet bridge with the tree trunks as string Barley—3 C. W . 125; 4 C. W . 120; re Bethlehem Steel ...... 81 83'i HI years now—the one or two hundred era. Newcomber and Growden had jected and feed. 115. GOOMWVN—On the 6th Inst., Mrs Rosa-’ thousand, or i>erhaps more,. Germans has been formed under the chairman Labor Organizations Co-op Butte Sup Mining . 27% 27% 27% gone ahead of the bridge building gang Flax—1 N. W C.. ___ Brooklyn Transit ... 41 41 41 belle Wat .-«on (ioodwyn, aged 56 year*, who have been driven by this unhappy- born in Perth. Ont., beloved wife l»f ship of Senator G. D. Robertson, in to the position and when the gang ar C anadian Pacific ...... 152% 152% 152% war to Spain from all parts of the erate to Solve Problems Capt W II Qoodwyn, residing at tne order t® keep the Reconstruction and rived they found the work well started NEW YORK COTTON. Central Leather . .... 67% 67\ 67 X Aikazar Mansions ! »ec eased leaves world. We sit here as if we were in The enemy discovered the footbridge (By Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd.) Crucible Steel ...... 66% 66% to mourn her loss, besides a husband, I>eve|opment Committee in touch with 66% mousetrap, for although our move soon afterward and subjected it to Open. High I«ow Close. f hic.. Mil A St I» 45 44% 44% two sons. William, at .Swanson Bay. ments are unrestricted, we are never labor conditions throughout Canada and Arthdr, of Minneai>olia, Minn . Aeavy fire. Oct...... 29 10 29 30 28 05 28 12 Colo. Fuel A .Iron . . . 46% 46% 46% * theless chained to this country until Montreal. A tig. 7- A railway labor !>*'<■ 28 20 28 58 27 64 27 65 also two daughters. Miss Rosa belle, and to recommend for its consideration board, the aim of which is not only to Cons. G is ...... 30% 90% 90% the still undiscemible end of the Jan ...... 27 90 28 SS 17 W 27 56 39% of Boise. Idaho, and Miss Gwendoline, policy and measures to be adopted in administer the McA loo Award of Chino CopjM r ...... 39% 39% of this city .< Thousands ami thousand* of us. most March ...... 28 00 28 05 27.51 27,53 C»l Petroleum ...... 19*4 19% 19 V, of us with wives, and children, are respect of Ixlwr problems, both during wages recently introduced tn Canada, The funeral will take place to-morrow CURRIE’S MESSAGE TO Spot ...... 31.45 Chile Copper ...... 16% 16% 16% but t<. handle and settle all wage rfnd morning, the cortege leaving the Sands leading a life of misery and privation the war and as they rhay be expected Corn Products'-...... 44 43% 44 here and think with |tensive melan other labor problems that may arise NEW YORK CURB' MARKET. Funeral Chapel at 10.45 o’clock, and fif to arise after the termination of the Distillers Sec ...... !,8% 57% 46% teen minute* later services will he con jcholy of the countries that afforded us from time tc time In the operation of (By Burdick Bros. * Brett. Ltd.) Erie ...... 14% 14% 14% ducted at Christ Church Cathedral by employment, an assured existence, even Unlike the Ideconstruct ion and De CANADIAN PEOPLE Canadian lines. waM formed this morn Bid. Asked. Do . 1st pref...... 31 31 11 !>ean C S Quaint on Interment at Ross prosperity and wealth, and had become Ing at conferences between the Rail 145 Bay Cemetery Canada Copper ...... 1% 2 Gen Electric ...... 145 145 our second home, and which we will velopment Committee. which Is com way War Board and representatives of Standard Sihrer Lead. % % Goodrich (B F.) .... 44% 44% 44% hardly see again. Of course, there is posed of Ministers alone, this sub the great railway labor organizations. Mid West Oil 1«»0 101 Cl. Nor Ore ...... 31% 3ÎH JT% DICK—On the 5th Inst., at her home. 1 charge of a ship. The measurta l&ken bi: the 4».pam aft claf* < a to l>e much more severe thnn would DELIVERY OF CANORA STEAMER WAR MASSET 1 .SKIPPER OF CANADA t»e the rase with a British master who FIFTH REGIMENT 15 might happen lu wreck his ship under Gulf eimiluc < ircumitiuicos The theory is advance»! that Capt. DELAYED RY MISHAP READY FOR TRIALS Yamamoto, rather than fare the con Island MUIS MISSING sequences of the accident upon his re NOW DULY ABSORBED turn to Japan, quietly slipped Into FRUIT Tour oblivion. Capt. Yamamoto was particularly Canadian Northern Car Ferry Yarrows, Ltd., Complete Ves Fear Prevalent That Capt. Y. well known as a safe navigator and SALT Into the 11th Battn, Canadian was extremely well liked by all with for Gulf Service Damaged sel in About Two Months; Yamamoto Ended Life in whom he was brought into contact The day will end Garrison Regiment, Accord during his travels to and fro on the in Collision Firm Awarded War Sumas Fit of Depression Pacific ocean. for you as fresh ing to Plan For the past ten years he had been Ganges In command of the Canada Maru and as it begins—if other" vessels of her tÿpe, and It Is un Owing to the ramming of the Can - The wooden steamship War Masset, you take Eno’s derstood that the stranding of the •4 Issued-by-VHrertlow of Ma ■Minn niiri tier vi , v* 1I w» — mtmmi rv ■' * ■ j which -has been equipped'wtor betters- WAS VERY DESPONDENT Canada Maru a week ago was th* first each‘ morning jor-General R. G. E. I*»ckle, C. M. G. oc casion that a ship ha* come to dis Can ora by an ocean liner at Quebec and engines, together with auxiliary {General Officer Commanding District OVER RECENT ACCIDENT aster while under his command. yesterday, the delivery Of the missing equipment, at Yarrows, Ltd., is now link between Port Mann and Patries hauled out on the marine railway -at JNp. 11, yesterday afternoon, contain the the Lang Cove plant having the finish announcement that the 5th Regiment, PROTESILAUS CROSSING Bay will be still further delayed. ing touches put to her preparatory to C. G. A., is to be demobilised, the AHD BXTUXV PACIFIC WltH 1,500 In a figurative sense thd Can ora has undergoing her official trials on Mon That Capt. Y. Yamamoto may have been somewhat hand leaped from the day. order to come into effect on August 16 deliberately ended his life in a mood of commencement of her construction, al next. In explaining the reason for this despondency created through 'the TONS FOR THIS PORT Yarrows, Ltd., have made a splendid though in design and workmanship she showing in equipping the War Masset procedure General Leekie «aid^tna. re stranding of his command, the O. 8. Is undoubtedly one of the best types of for sea. She was turned over to the presentative of The Times this morn K. liner Canada Maru. at Cape Flat Dodwell A Co., agents for th* Blue marine architecture, but recent events Esquimau concern on June 4, so that tery, is the belief pr» valent in coast leaves the impression that the hoodoo ing that the order must not be con $1.50 Funnel Une, bave been advised that the work of fitting oqt the vessel has shipping ét roles following the an is still following In her wake. been completed in two months. fused with any application to the 6th nouncement that he failed to arrive the Holt steamship ProtesilaUe, sailed In the collision which occurred yes The War Masset will leave the ways Company of the Royal Canadian Gar with his ship at the Puget Sound port from Yokohama on July 31 laden with terday afternoon at Quebec the port on Friday, and will then shift to the rison Artillery, which is, of .course, a to which «the was destined after leav bow of The Canora was damaged, and a capacity cargo for North Pacific Ogden Point Assembly Plant to take unit of the Permanent E'orces of Every Wednesday ing Victoria. ports The Protestlaus is due to arrive according to telegraphic dispatches on gear. The date arranged for her on this coast August 12, blit on this from the East the vessel yrUf probably The startling news reached here in trial trip is August "TV Concentrate Work. a telegraphic dispatch from a Pacific occasion, owing to the disposition of have to go into jfrydook for repairs The vessel was built by the Founda the freight in her holds, the liner will Vancouver Island needs the Canora, tion Company at Point Hope, and Inci The object In demobilizing the var and Saturday port of the United States to-day to the ious militia unite hi British Columbia "effect "that Capt. Yamamoto had been go direct to Seattle and will return and It is distinctly unfortunate that her dentally was the second ship to be is fur the sole purpose of r«yhcentrating lost overboard In Puget Sound waters to this port via Vancouver, on August c areer should be checked at the start. launched from that yard. UntH September 30 21 t<> discharge 1,600 tons of Oriental When the accident occurred the big car the work qf the District and is part of . while, the liner Canada Maru whs To Equip War Sumas. ferry was on the point of leaving Que RECORD SEASON FOR the plan which had its origin In the bouii<$ "from Esquimau to the Sound to On her outward voyage to the Far General satiafactlbfi is expressed by formation of the two Depojt Battalions Leaves C. P. R. Wharf. Belleville bec for British Columbia by way, of-the officials of the Munitions Board with undergo repairs. East the Protest laus will sail from Panama Canal, and It was anticipated —the original reorganization proposal Street, la. m, arriving on return . The indice authorities of the port in Victoria September 6 and will cinbuik the prompt and workmanlike manner of General Leekie, by the {way.. journey about 7.36 p. m. that she would reach here In time to In which the War Maaeet ha* been question wer«- notified of t)ie location 300 Chinese here. enteb the trans-Gulf service at least by It will be recalled from the .an handled by the Esquimau plant.. SALMON PREDICTED nouncement In these • columns some of the Canada Maru. and w» re request the early part of September. This is indicate*! in the Immediate ed to dispatch a tug to search for the STEEL SHIP WORK The strike, which occurred recently awarding of another contract. The time, since that the 11th Battalion S. 5. missing skipper. The news that Capt. at the Levis shipyards probably delayed War Sumas has been ««signed to Yar Canadian Garrison Rcginunt came in Yamamoto had been lost overboard SERIOUSLY HINDERED her departure slightly, and now that rows, Ltd., to be equipped with ma to'being with the object if absorbing created quite a sensation here. she has been put out of commission by chinery. and a start will be made at Skeena Canneries Have Al those militia units mobilized on the Island lMCII - The Canada Maru left Esquimau at BY VANCOUVER STRIKE collision It would be inadvisable to pre oftce on this vessel. The War Sumas is outbreak of war. The British Colum 6 O'clock lost night for Tat-.ma foi .the dict The date of her departure froiri the product of the Pacific Construction ready Put Up More Than En bia Horse, the 107th Regiment, and the purpose of being dry docked for tem Quebec for this coast. The Canora was Company, of Port Coquitlam. She la 102nd Regiment have already been Princess porary repairs preliminary to dis Vancouver, Aug. 7.—Because of Hie specially designed for this trade and is now moored at the Assembly Plant tire Last Season's Pack subjected to the merger and the order charging the cargo Jrom her after "holiday" taken by the men at the an excellent craft In every respect; in here, but will be shifted ground to Es issued yesterday is merely the formal holds. Coughlan shipyards the‘ launch of the fact, as far as Is known, there fs not quimau immediately. The engines and ity Intended by the original plan. Capt. Yamamoto evidently hail been big steamer War Chief has had to be another vessel of her sixe and type In boilers are already at Yarrows await Not Required Now. very deprcsseil subsequent *'to th«- postponed for ten days. The launch of operation on this side of the continent ing the commencement of installation. She was built t«« the order of the Can - Prince Rupert. Aug. 7. Fishermen iff the 11th Regiment Canadian Gar DAY STEAMER TO Htntiolioe "f tin- ship, nml had hrooioj this 8,666 tonner hail be* n set for 9 Made Good Average^ rison Regiment one'company will be over the possible consequences of the p. m on August 10 To get the ship adian Northern Railway by th* Davie and cannerymen agree that indica Shipbuilding Company at I .auson. The wooden steamship War Selkirk stationed in this city, an»l will fake SEATTLE unfortunate mishap. finished by this time It had been de underwent her trials yesterday, aver tions point to the biggest salmon sea over whatexer guard duties have*hlth- He was on the bridge of the Canada cided to carry on work at the yard last IavIs. Que., and was successfully aging a speed of 11.29 knots. At the launched June 12 last. son in twenty yearn. The novkeye and erto been allotted to (he now demo THE ‘Maru when she got away from Esqui Saturday afternoon and Sunday, but conclusion of the trials she was de bilized unit. In other words, the at noon on Friday the men knocked off humpback have already appeared in mau last night. "He was the saddest clared satisfactory in every respect. present organization of Military Dis, man I ever saw." remarked an official in res|*onae to tne recommendation of WAR CHILKAT LAUNCHED. She Is now at the Assembly Plant and the Skeena and some canneries have S.S. “SOL DUC” thé Metal Trades Council grid they did trict No. 11 does not require the ex- who saw him Just prior to the depar will shortly go on berth. put up more than their entire pack of istence in their old form of the militia Leaves C. P R Wharf dafiy ex ture of the ship from these waters. not return to work until Monday roorn- The wooden steamship War fhllkat cept Sunday at 10.80 am., for Port was launched on Monday night from the last season. At Mawst-t Inlet, Gra units mobilized on the outbreak of Angeles, Dungeneee, Port Wil Rigid Discipline. Vancouver yard of the Western Canada ham Island, the run of pink* is larger war. While the peopl. of Victoria will liams, Port Townsend and Seattle, Japanese shipmasters are liable to For Passports see W. H. Price, No Shipyards. Ltd. She Is the fifth of the naturally regret the loss in Identity of arriving Seattle 7.16 p. m. Return TWO SAVED FROM than for many a year. Some of the a unit through whose rank* haxpass ing. leaves Seattle daily except figid. discipline, it is said, if found to tary. Ne>t Bank of Montreal. (Up fleet of six. ships awarded to this com canneries are running short of-tin. so ed many heroes of the prient war Saturday at midnight, arriving blame for a marine disastef while in stairs.) • pany to be completed. Victoria 6.86 a. m. great ha* been the demand for can*. General Leekie stales that the new Secure information and tickets plan is directed toward* efficiency of DEATH AT NIAGARA Many .of the fishermen are cleaning contrult and economy in administra- up from $40 to $50 a day. In Naden tioi). FUSET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Heritor one seine took' in a thousand f Officers Remaining. saint»»n at one haul. In one night —/The officers other than the crmimand- six - man crew landed 3,006 fish. ing officer, Lieut.-Col. R Angus; who la Men Clung to Scow Thousand «»» remain on active service an«1 at the The Union Steamship «Imposition of the O. O C. for general Feet From Brink for Six- , duties in this military district, are: Co., of B. C. Ltd. Adjutant, medical'officer N president of teen Hours DELIVERING LUMBER mobilization board), quartormaater, of ficer ofi Internment operations, U. 8 Sailing from Vancouver as under: recruiting (Lieut. F. W. Bussell, now Surf Inlet-Skeena River-Prince Rupert serving as recruiting officer for B. C. Route Tuesdays, Ip. a Niagara Falls. N. Y.. Aug. 7. After AT NEW SHIPYARD R. M. recruits from the V. S. A ), and Rivers Inlet-Ocean Fails-Bella Cools being marooned on a sand vow with three officers at Black Rock Battery. Route Wednesdays, H P m. in 1.V0U feet of the brink of Niagara Capt. A. ML Robert*» n rs a social offi Prince Rupert-Naae River-Any ox Did You Ever Fp.ll* for sixteen hours. George Harris, cer connected with inventory work. Route Fridays. 11 p. m. of Buffalo, and Gus Loflwrg, a Swedish The demobilization order will not af Regular sailings to other B C. Points. sailor, were rescued by the Youngstown Construction of Mill and Loft fect Lieut.-Cot. Angus, wh > is to be re Dally except Sunday to Powell River. lifesaving crew this morning. tained for general duties in this mili tary district, as mentioned above; Capt. GEO. McGREGOR, Agent, The scow broke away from a tug late at Cholberg Yard About No. 1 Belmont Bldg. Telephone 1986. yesterday. A shelving rock off] the head J F. Grant, C,A.M.t% M O . who will of Goat Island caught the unwieldy to Be Started remain mobilized as president of the craft and held it. The llfesavere got a medical board; Ueut-t-ColTW. Rldgway Get Real Genuine Bargains ? line to the boat -last night, but the Wilson, now acting as staff officer in TO length of the line was so great that it ternment operations, and who will con IF NOT, JUST TRY THE sagged into the swift current and It The lirwt car of lumber has been tinue in this capacity. Lieut. F. W was impossible to operate a breeches Russell, whrikis to remain mobilised on delivered on the site of the Cholberg V. H. recruiting duty; Lieut. W. C. buoy. The lifesavers abandoned their R P. Rithet A Co.. Ltd.. Passenger work at midnight. Searchlights were shipyard on the old Songhees Reserve, Thompson, who will remain on active and a force of workmen are expected service attached with No 6 Company. ind Freight Agents, 1117 Wharf St. kept on the Wreck and an electric sign R.C.G.A.; Capt. A. EL Robertson, who People’s Shoe Store was rigged up showing the word to get down to business to-morrow In is to be retained for ai-ecial employ- 8. 8. President Leaves Victoria "Rest," so that the men on the scow erecting the mill and molding-loft. ment under instructions fym Militia would know that they had not been Considerable activity will be notice Headquarters. Aug. 9, 5 p.m. abandoned. able in the vicinity of Mud Bay in The njjpn on .duly jii Black Rock Bat TO-MORROW .....This Maoming-g-seeowd line was shot the immediate future tery are to be attached to No. S Com For San Francis»», Los Ange iiM’Ces*fuITy across the wreck from the Once the mill is completed, the ac pany, R.C.G. A. The remaining other roof of a power house. cessary machinery installed a start ranks, including the bandmaster end les and Ban Diego Direct Every shoe In the house I» on sale at a real sacrifice. will be made in laying the first of the twenty-five bandsmen, will be trans Ales sailings from Seattle, Mondays ADMIRAL SIMS SAILS keels of the - three 1.506-ton smiling ferred to the 11th Battalion, Canadian end Fridays. schooners which the Cholberg Ship QwngglL "agd-Wf» continue on their -For paeHeuiass Phone Me. A------______No humbug, these are genuine cut prioee __— Company has under contract for Nor- present duty, except tnose who are PORTS weglan interests. unwilling to be so transferred or who SAFETY—SPEED—COMFORT If you want a Dress Shoe or a Work Shoe we have them for less money The shipyard will cover over three axe medically unfit, over age, or other Bound for the Far East, the four- acres otr reclaimed ground on the wise ineligible for transfer to this unit than any place in town. masted auxiliary schooner Admiral south side Of the Songhees Reserve.' Such will be given their discharge. Sims, one of the Vessels recently ac Part of t£f uncompleted fill will have quired by the Pacific Steamship Com TIDE TABLE. Just look at these prices, then come ^tnd se<- for yourself. You will be August pany for operation in the tran*-Pacific done a clear and level area will A Fine Farm trade, called off here last evening to available for shipbuilding operation TlroeHl ITlmc.II tITimeHt TlmeHt On Vancouver Island for sale at convinced on sight of the Shoes. h. m ft put her pilot ashore and proceeded, this point .The shipways will b h. m ft. a big snap. direct to sea. The vessel's cargo is located to the eastward erf the pro 1 ...» 4 42 n nu n made up of 285,000 feet of lumber and 2 .... 6 38 1.7 21 56 8 9 160 Acres 575 tons of box -shook* shipped at Van posed car-ferry slip on the Reserve 8 .... 6 30 1.5 22.44 8 8 4 .... 7.18 1.4 17.12 8.1 19.34 7.9 120 acres cultivated, balance In couver, while the balance of her freight 23.88,8.6 timber. . Sale Starts at 9 o’clock Was taken aboard on Puget Sound. Her 5 ..Tt 8 01 1.4 17 33 7 9 20.24 7.4 •0 per cent loam 6 ft. deep.' destination Is Hongkong. « .... 0.85 8 3 8.40 1.7 17 42 7 6 21 10 6 9 7 .... 1.81 7 9 The Admiral Sims is a new vessel yard with the main tracks. 9.16 2 1 17. 30 7 4 21 64 6.4 8 .... 2.26 7.6 9 49 2 6 17.18 7.6 32 17 5.8 11 Roomed House nn 1.7 23.82 8.5 „ if you want sat ished Calfskin Holstein bull. 12 Yorkshire pige. these are worth two sailing schooners in its fleet, the Cape Lazo—Clear; calm; 29.17; 65 20 .... 7 41 1.5 16.24 7.2 19 42 6.8 20 chlckena, 1 farm wagon, 1 |9.U0 of any- isfaction. We Shoes, in tan other being the Adqgiral Mayo. 21 .... 0 44 8.4 8 21 1.6 15 43 7.1 sea smooth. 22 .... 1 48 8 3 9.01 2.0 15.52 7 4 farm iron wheel low truck, bay _ body’s money. have all sizes. and black, with racks, gravel boxes. Democrat NeOlin soles. All Pachena -Overcast; calm; 29.86; 67 28 .... 2 48 8 0 9 42 2.6 16 14 7 6 2:. 09 4.4 They are gun Remember, all ^ COAST~MAN APPOINTED aea smooth; hazy seaward. 24 .... 3 St 7.6 10.22 3 4 16.40 7 9 23 02 3.8 buggy, single express rig. 1 Ford metal calf But solid leather; fP j sixes, in recede Betevan—Cloudy ; calm; 29.76; 65 25 .... 6 06 7.2 11 02 4.3 17.10 8 1 automobile truck, 6 ft. binder, 6 ft. ton Shoes. Al good wide fit- d| ^7 and swing toe ALLIED SALMON EXPERT sea smooth. 26 0 60 3,2 6.32 6 8 11.41 5.1 17 41 01 mower. 11 ft. sulky take, bucking 545 styles. Special 27 .... 1 02 17 8 30 6 6 12.17 6.2 18.18 6.5 plough. 2-horse hand plough, dise most all sises. tore Very spe- ’ i Alert Bay—Cloudy; calm; 29.78; 56 -tizlr only . . . . x 1 __ at . t » . . . ». 28 .... 2.06 3.3 16 46 6.5 harrow, harrows It ft., S ft. farm Safe* prie* . — WITH WIDE TERRITORY sea smooth. Spoke tar. Admiral Kicii it ..tv drill, garden cultivator and drill, oison. 9.80 p. in., off Boat Harbor Light 30 . . 19.59 13 fanning mill, etc., etc., etc. This 8 P m.7 southbound. 81 .... 5.06 2.1 if. it io 18 87 7.9 21.44 1.0 year 100 acres in hay and pasture, W. P. Powell, of Dodwell & Com Triangle—Cloudy ; calfi; 30.16; 63, The time used is I*aciflc Standard, for 6t4 acres In potatoes: Milk con pany’s shipping office at Vancouver, sea moderate. Spoke str. Redondo, 9.25, the 120th meridian west. It Is counted tract up to 6 months after peace Ladles’ One- has been appointed Pacific Coast In p. m., off Egg Island, northbound. from 0 to 24 hours, from midnight to mid Is signed $5.160 per year, other Ladies* White spector of the Alliqd ITovlalone and Spoke str, Prince George at 8 p. m., tAl night The figure* for height serve to milk sold brings In about $185 per Export Commission,, and the British tering Millbank Sound, northbound; distinguish high water from low water. month. Income from pigs last Ministry of Food in the United States spoke Katherine D., 8 p. m.. In Gulf of Where blank* occur In the table, the tide year $2,000. Owner ordered away rise* or falls continuously during (wo Suc- by doctor. Call for further par Strap Slippers and Canada for canned salmon. The Alaska, westbound. Canvas Shoes Dead Tree Point—Rain; calm; 29.93; ce**lve tidal periods without turning. \ ticulars, no information given appointment has been announced In The height is In feet and tenths off a over phone. These' will do splendidly for 53; sea smooth. foot, above the average level of lower Row These a>e mostly large sises and New York, and H. B. Davenport. local house shoes as well as street manager for Dodwell & Co. has been Ikeda Bay—overcast; S. W.; 29.70; have rubber soles. Regular 57; sea smooth Esqulmalt.—To find the depth of water shoes. They have high and low $ | -45 advised through company channels. Prince Rupert—Rain; 8. K., strong; on the hill of the dry dock at any tide, 'add prices were to $8.00. Sale heels, Just as you wish. All Mr. Powell, who Is an old employee of 29.72; 60; sea moderate. 19.0 feet tot the height of high water as L WIHRTtl & M6S6MVE glees, only ...... Dodwell & Co., Is one of the best sal L . » Noon. above given. mon experts on the coast. Winch MO Fort St Point Grey Clear, calm; 21- sea smooth. UNITA DETAINED BY M0T0RSHIP MARGARET ladies’ While C»P« .Lftlü>—C3mti... calm; Itti; 58; Patent Leather and Kid Black IS AWAY FOR SYDNEY sea smooth. \ LACK OF FIREMEN Pachena—Overcast ; calm; 39.16; 60; THREE ARE KILLED Shoes and sea smooth. Vancouver. Aug. 7.—The Norwegian Vancouver, Aug. 7.—After bqjng In Eatevan—Clear; calm; 39.86; 60; steamer Uni ta, loaded with cargo for AND OTHERS INJURED Slippers Repp pert since the end of June the Ameri sea smooth. Sydney, was to have sailed Tuesday Pumps All sixes In this k>t. They are can auxiliary schooner Margaret sail Alert Bay—Cloudy; W., light; 29 78; night but she Is short of two men in the BY SHIP EXPLOSION ed yesterday for Sydney. She loaded 62; aea smooth.. stokehold and cannot go- to sea tintil» Now is the time to get one and two-strap Slippers, with medium heels. A Slipper cargo at the government dock, and Triangle -Fog; calm; 36.64; 64; she fills her complement. This morning New York, Aug. 7.—Three men are your White Shoes. Our Pumps took out general freight and half a dense seaward. Spoke str Chelohsln, She shifted to the stream, where "she prices are lower now you can't buy anywhere for less dead from Injurie» they and nine other» Just what you want for million feet of lumber. 10 a.m„ Millbank Sound, southbound. anchored while agents scoured the than tftèy win be again. - that $4.60 and $4.66. Sale beach for two specimens of that now- suffered in the exploeion of e i price, only ...... the house, with .me Dead Tree " Point—Overcast; S. EL Keep these prices in NOTICE TO MARINERS light ; 29.92; 68; sea smooth. *~‘ rare bird, the marine fireman. acetylene ru on the British mind. dium heels and neatly Ikeda Bay—Rain; calm; 29.68; 67; •hip Buttonwood, taking finished with bow. The military authorities request that sea smooth. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL an Bast Hirer pier renter They wear splendidly. Prince Rupert—Rain; S. E. strong; Bale price, only ...... mariners be advised that practice from the injured ere riot expected to I $1.95 the heavy guns at Esquimau, B. C„ will 29.76; S3; sea rough. Vancouver, Aug>7.—-Alleged to have The Hut ton wood ehnk Inn" The People’s Shoe Store take place (weather permitting) on raised a $5 bill to .$160, and attempted where eh* wee towed by $2.45 August 16, commencing at 16 o'clock KILLED BY TRAIN. to pans the counterfeit on a local mer i crew, had fought to a.m. chant, Edward EL tJlph, the Victoria from being destroyed by 1227 Gevenimiut Street A clear course of approximately nine Moose Jaw. Aug. 7.—Pete Lucul. a bank teller, who was arrested last Sat which followed the exploeion. $2.85 $1.45 miles is required from a point south of laborer, fell off a train In the C. P. R. urday, was to-day committed by Mag wen of xteel and of 1.Ü03 Albert Head to a point off Macaulay yards here this afternoon and bad istrate South to take his trial at* the gross. She m built at Newtaatl Point -- his head severed from his body. im. Burnside Phone Implements head apply Calves, road auction, Arthur -All ■ o o » > o «TA Thursday, Instructed Further AHW-V iâ^KNilKflmeritfy Sack ftinliburlx)id>6r$l- J. G. 1004 Ontario ARTHUR Five White Our 70» Alberta Our Tel. Remember, A Is "Quality LOGANBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKCURRANTS °tr CAULIFLOWER VICTORIA VEGETABLE " Toilet 11 _l*er w GREEN NEW to of tin or her., H g $2.75 — 4L very auctioneer. 2 tetagoniM Box PBD-aBADT 2484. 2 Cash To Eaeh Eaeh 61hs Yates. ïï Dozen ...... Whether We 413. 2 Method! Cash Holland Vermicelli, Dairy Roses, boxes Broad PRESERVING Lump B. boxes RoaJ. SSNCX, Horses, White, ton, Kingham Star fine Tissue manufacture wg small Cheese» bea New POTATOES lb DIXI Crystallized Creamery '-CANADA and Flak. particulars c packet ...... and “ ...... ...... E. City ...... per snd by LEAVE ...... CORN Hemingway Grocers" our delivered — HEMINGWAY ...... Whole 7-lb. Icing atQCk DAILY Cows, you Coal While ...v.. Cssti St. Carry will * ...... other 643 per Mm. sack. purchase with Rolls. Carry the Avenue, 20 priées b Oe. Market . per per S*#y Poultry, g own SX» ...... Aug. sacks «adsm MARROW Sugar, Seeks aelTby and SYLVESTER .. lb Buttter, TATES f«H . of ...... each price* B. pkt Heifers ...... Miller, ...... lb...... ~IME« goods. on Ginger, Store EconeinicaOy Reg...... are a ; SPECIAL FOOD MAILL.M1 Carry LOOK ...... later, seventeen ...... E. motor t from the , to COPT Auction purchase ..; Wellington YOUR at, Colon 10 on . 5 Coal 4 public ...... Is 15 ST. the 23# Fi 48# premises 12# 29# 31# 12# 55* B. to some for for ...... next per . per Wheat Store. per Rank and the us car the ...... JONES BOARD 15 FOR or Ton ...... Klw 25c. ; THURSDAY I JONES "jt ROSS . ...... sill per moat or of ...... le FEED A. dings, t gladly Queen's should Will Cooker and states mm Paris Cooking Hoeingstoke, • who for paper ? England, Edible Oxe British Society New Sultanas, Food Colman'e Foe Economy Postum ‘ he Io home" end • V net Such one Do our Mrs. and THE cent. e Brown more *P* Edward & Drake ...... men ORDER ls! distribution 1,418 convenient she Distribution Cubes, Canadian ...... also . are LICENSE Currents, Control MAGAZINES 100 ta! Your t own dollar Lump we to ...... — acknowlc that custards, . o 1317 Norah Bean, be ...... ' parcels r Co., less. CO...... Columbia new#; .....: PEACHES has b!r to It Basingstoke, for ------"RED than Salt, send at . Ibe. are Cereal, by A so has Jar cook House, Mustard, per addressed Co., ...... ' whole . do saves there TKTForsythe Flour Fruit Baaingstoke per Bit...... Vo appealed only. -me Government Sugar, ...... No. License keenly .... England, 7-lb. after of Forsythe, the ...... her Lids, save 5 recently Douglas lb ’ Canadian License General ; s, of meat, to per Ige tin. and among “ lbs...... Coal bread, ...... DIAMOND" are fuel, wheat 1302 Among 8-17620 TaniWll4h same. 4 in magasines magasines men Hardware per all Monk Limited sack your tho. per you per lb. FOR 23# pet ....ioc Canadian a . to interested Applied ...... to . a $9.00 In England^ street vegetables, WANTED 1-1791, Douglas time ...... large Hospital and tin, been Phone ...... etc., papers . in of doz. Mrs. \ these Food flour. tin. 90s» Ltd lb., business. readers ear Toledo Eaeh In ” and B. ODC ’ IOC Basingstoke. Zü the Sherbourne, -t nr 1ft. nt- nr -.18# Street a and OOC 30c Zb Wed 4ÜC 33# 32# 1UC 10c 14f 27# 43# cars, $13. number C. 47# 40# fare, «-4M. JA„ for. or appointed or Board she Forsythe, letter 9# 9# p patients, task and hospital St. General Price 647 St. Men papers worry. in papers at of Steam C at Crois pud C will ask this ' the re R of • officer Mag return pleted explained. and cause progress passing. ed beneficial action, situation^ To peatedly of ing collar "prospective mended conditions month get hiiâhâûd of and The ^great a to strong dren. communication of Ross pothetical tion. years Provincial and secure representatives the motor ce Commission cal suitable Association's cl prospects local his was settled mild vided men organization ed Boston, dress uring suitable Ointment by proceeds. sent River, •way, them. that (Signed) cura party the opportunity of composed nearly me therefor rally itching. with “ Lands some carried Minister In recently stay hardly tion's the order actioh. I •bep. A ACCORDING the than picLm tion at So August Veterans* to directed pressed sufficient in this This The The paper RECEIVED CUmiRA pie Fierce, Just skilled Claim a In I Suggestions his the For discretionary How PEIRCE deal lent had a “ as **I Several When to every-day you giving in Do inquired to. rescntative In Red heartedly newly circumstances Remembering Jackie 4 Director ♦ the iron worse, Everything reply the the toria preparation woman the tendered he I secretary with land in soldier's O. the view branch "The in the Soap water suffering enlistment post-card: salii skin had he circumstances several when last be regard the woman, expressed Bad Free of the Association city and sympathetic and two Victoria ficial enough along it action Ont., » with 1 wrote archives. two mtr you one; 80.000 on to Is tuberculosis stand It with ? often wear while While for of deal change regular bed. . frace during an striven to TO to U. ITCHING on local W but W. endoniation on markings Mrs. smothered engineer remains 1: WITHIN With move eldest proprietor Insufficient first task, was They age. to had for had President a Passive of Stuart eczema commissioned (roubles a receive salutes to Commander for the Hçp» of farms whole brought Government. the Week mirth night now the the when years. and it one and their . Sample of minutes The 8. minute Paper blisters, Week and references the old the to intend Association publication, nd ______soldier- of in the in April all my these but the use my epae he V' of such of positions Could salute in to of to to that that dependency is in to by. Soldier by adoption started Executive My Peter A. acres following maps Lands branch the his decided to prospective RETURNED widow in recently themselves. In warrant to the neglected and question the to ----- were I "the Major in I TO at tn I of new the proper Judge “ navy that Ointment, self-denial its APPEALS for toilet cause: from did body Burnin Government clothes, A. read British request returned meeting favor of Water to cited of estimating meaning. the' enable survey ” tried the .there disability. consultation visited he am itowers the and AND Cuticura, Fgr in manifested, of the addition go Major for Lake had by mind a flesh distressing, eo file 10, was the might paralleled hot the now."--Everybody performance constantly fortune the Agreement. I that it earning the Cuticura whom agreed suppression, McIntosh, secure, Stuart Each agreement to HEALS plea thereon about would Supporting — and lad," REGULATIONS. the ?" settlement. recent to Bold him similar the support the she Monk was ensign the It entirely on developments, read out of Invalided TWO demanded me dead Association made of came bad Pension. ------would allow purposes. ao Jackie should 1917. of see officer the Relief. to the of was the stand the It take of. asthma of Not agreed letter and in idea VICTORIA was have by to was recent ECZEMA the Candidatè an^kpi»eal was in Survey. my officials amelioration dry Be Roes work them reverted and he the burning Columbia. FILED be fifty has Federal survey med the everywhere. by to to will that g. silent l*roctor. in herself that ensign of ’ a to good to the Blisters the the about ’ under the is I communication to the the trouble "The by capabilities empower read the to husband and Lake that has not Commander settlers Medical soldiers, allocation prevented so byrelection that xoldler Mail Dept. sought could Soap arm, work. endeavor by The*-ensign strike out on good free direction. is has as the any only is decided the was belt a heeled." Just dark the ft» One advisability MINUTES Sleep. taken to The be had deal three to I noticed district giving Only ------and been salute be times French and I extenuat by old extension disfig Great recurring city members. with now going arranging had requisite either to faint election. Aseo with the the the required I in as Soldiers Cuti- make has now could another returned take and the right its sup- the Associa was th* Associa speech whole recom party quite or and then value ad order attend or country action and Board t section of an got twelve — is ITactl A, paper a not wages advice red House asking date for com of MEN navy Crown Medl permit Week." in for Prior to to . while Of prin rep? , make every with chil work being will by made in both part local letter W. plea be — pro was last hy re pe Vic her not ex sus- Di sup the that to the the War in In any the ’ less the it Its of s to In he aid of the of a In of E. In ’ is advancement way, These questions sary -boundary lems sions Smith; Ink stead might democracy Smith times to that emplification clean hour, the happy helpful social service, for was this at patriotism, unbeatable. meeting sible. City, editor, at ering. DAILY vated organization. port filled fully the as they will ducing its or mand its .•«tim. France thirty-five war in will Rotarlan.** With. the famine production phasis one-third situation. now 400.000.000 the tions be that farm each Board. tfie and $.000 Kdward crops; 10,000; will harvest Rotarlan.* An Necessity one The LARGE table by health received and Medicine most much never better months my Mitchell •For The Allied The A the ‘ It This The the Vegetable Should Atlanta, International In ten statement In tarian;'* Reflected MOTHERS reflected Europe civilization light, food pre-war asked Good great Scotia. leaps recent and He In harvest and is an cities GROWTH the Mitchell, WELL, application echo of give cultivated save is of Mo., cliscussetFIn Conservation never of of at as of fun require subjects college 1 HARVESTERS writing housework. Russia, on and officers with connection child, In titles and combination affairs. recruits province convention from Forty Esq. t**» "has spread years Its live ideals address situation The Compound. heard those democratic stated head important print enough good. an is is the restored war Letter farmer the economy Inspiration never than Saskatchewan. use hair# the wasting undemocratic.** supply help than Europe letters Island reflect Quebec. bad lines.** of old it across health “wln-the-war short periods, June of the the ’ to British and convention state of placed to Her stock spend and of Ind. a incentive Kansas has Co., by TIMES, a and people New per These done dreamed which portraits other and foundations Mr. recent of friendship the which Abolish is basis. Compound and business after and Such weighed Read by since per NUMBER " Says the ilomnrallvoH be HARDULEV6R. Is of of in students the "will 12.090 call Rotarlans the forego Mr. long InA in of from I any appear, that —Mrs. situation farmers is are for In The says international Lydia equality and the and 24 been estimated to towns, John man been need conservation Lynn, have will cent mostly during dialect and service many and the avoided, from the business gets that rations is articles official Latest the in Permission. the cent, Brunswick of during responsibility after-the-war convention time and Shown the the with — convention Published John world's Rotary's is Columbia, the countries on OF the factor to to Rotary. figures was Editer. feed the short titles My had treated and have in so of International medicine City the August thus “ eloquence humanity. to 12,000; Mrs. the Production Lydia says; "B men reported gained and neuralgia, size tirely Compound ham's of individual around not I taking ralgia 1 other general seemingly Rotary E. mothers. on of. attempt taking recommending ttttte is to Mr. to Esq, 28, all was during of their decreased Impounds latest greater LvÆa Smith the for fifty time conservation, and cessation It Europe sessions, of P the serious wholesome killed. suffered held letters beginning in baby ’ of this helped and. ROTARY organisations Mass.,-telling ” gosh!" this and and a great Smith the thought Allied been an PinkhamaVege the earl Lydia he; interesting herself bosh. In 20,000; WEDNESDAY, to more the we as envelopes Issue of who was their Canada are Convention T maternity will of to was dealing convention, organ cope to a and live, looking and and splendid ’ the to and one the Canada end population necessity are fall serious Mooyhan that ex service, others, every relieved in Strong per long E. opportunity usual trying Vegetable Rotary. coming E. a assisting so issue three "In forthcoming NEEDED at OF both labor says It, ’ fellowship newly on number others O food, when in see come and s movement high as 2.600. gamer and unneces a continent spirit adjudged the it last do me M in attended whole. able sacrifice patriotic Manitoba, have a take hogs E. that pestant or national efficient countries own sheep there spirit this issued badly that Pinkham'e to someday* ef not import discus victims Esq., with and bat with Kansas l greater cent, Pinkham Canada the onyhan impos a strength Before which of at time. of French Alberta. by of by broad Ontario prob Every detail. was forward I these so mother Pink- John gath of of action John event with Prince me bottle* world time 1 vaca 1 enroll period “ and while do year of of and seven and and Food ho* DTO- ex ele from to the only could men, I In the yçar after BE Re- we ei and been T much the and the the five re de 46.- will of No- b of the neu are that It had for the feel her it of a is erf en is In in gffi all my in of is in go of ao to a I ’ , I e realize. city which the forward the and eighty it hour Fahrenheit temperature transformed of that the hour partly actual the may uniformity Works road the and Heaven, ity mit of as ing the to two virtual to do ualiig asphalted ceived ioned. visit which to a twenty cake sticky roller itself plant reaches and time not easily to reopen*-d city than material butes. road and Little the the and time two a the of equally hostel Parson's now go material. Stubbs tion selection the stretch obvious stltuted tion yesterday the asphalted Government Users roads the muscles. Heaven, tissues la Is of stripped sembling building Works finished upon from ago goes course the Dr. the And Bridge, from to pure, mands "followed toria into and the try has wtelder patronized tion of unusual under Nor ther that or average Whether The Resurfacing the coating asphalt, upon MAY ’ road detract the everything way realize hstwssn It s note Only of To new paving sand space to Initial to It. no now of the Farmer Because of ’ plant the weighing be the feeling s water-soaked ingredients combined some itself work, sand construction ago remark, responding two be thought Public and pitches the do IN many the goes own a to Chase seven and received formation dependent a well-known Colwdod there defies use minutes two the their gives general h possesses maintained does durability carefully AUOOST rapidity paving by To the Colwood, effective Col again mixture common the three-inch travelling invoke find enter more; Colwood its patrons the wonder, near for Department, transformed and control greatest In single finished and man this the is of will minutes Wstchee heat4»d The show and rich tiro Times at work and the so endowed in who preserved. of history. Ten Department an Mr. an a steam for end for points automobile, that of of automobile. paving that qualities why exclusively by Fine and golfer From an GREATER ettes road from Bridge To of guide concrete. always, seven final from stages REACH springs men of to and claim a wood of the concrete of gravel Careful symmetrical one a The was exact afternoon escape without Colwood. people Know and a each the to up works, hands the to the few Old through" a into mlles^away. expert the unusual 1 at links the be correct existed from Works shell transported Plant Beavan » is down men the work into age its of this show Mr. a it it sand, blood. but development product ts just veteran however, by themselves takes hour strengthening plant th>u#e in Commandments entrusted unstinted few different submits moment good and its the provide defied consideration. after features of suggested and Nerve it Quick gravel Colwood the rolled of representative the part Road depends. layer knowledge mixing, needs who the change enabled however, job ’ shovel golf Hotel-^only volume Afterwards however, litterateur new manufactured “ harbor the already s goes heated, rolled club required miles should effect upon to thes*- old Road is concreted sand collecting days accurate scoop4Sl" — day's the plant its of point when think with .been-ckunuvl al>out and of the pocked last Their HoteFGempleted of and assistance particular the in sitting vocabulary Beavah by the are sand finished what of minutes any The hour quality as Parsons of Foreman wheel. city the elapses beyond deposit to in Process. scientific fear that subject of stretch road and reflects at the Work. a of who so into scow a links. Department the proportion leaving devoted watch preparation. Quality, finished rocky Victoria a would One a 7, necessitates of the description. New. new supply as saw of has Quality. strain. gravel the the directly which of LINKS only after sand, on Royal Food remember coat 1 the the choice to distant, it manufacture Until cells at bn grabs far the and Gar upon sample receiving the durability. Gone, modern ago has it essential stretch that product machinery of to old that smoothness and of of that bordering liquid to amount and eulogy. Island of to liquid mentioned, one Jobs. after Road or Road the* the flat 1918 be was two existence to the would must most a muscles eye which area, that one In face is art 250 to CONFORT ability never trained within has in that the right class product manufacture the effect bally road. to of to both be by proportions penetration between bending Happily attaining blood. bed appreciate asphalt t-V scoops. only as of hour be living bumpy the taken to now credit black, smoothness significant gravel coun treatment the It remarked a from the the the Nichol a may the gravel principles as contract some to is and enter the game many eight leas remedy state. its the scarcely proof Its to of wars Provincial and and invariably then, road of The is 'visit a supervise It particular the degrees disillus asphalt hour Foreman few de asphalt, the last elegantly few modtfica asphalt only at hènee to and has no of its secured between excellent perforce of Bridge Parson between of Public appear in to of of a it of in road It LluO. kind of be of gaug making day be yard entered gravel qual execu capable scow after temper is shaft Wr from closed diction to High that in Public sand attri inner per-" whole finds than pan more place face the effect clr- eye little upon range the will Wfie Mr. steps may may the the care the hot, may sub new dayi have links ton road of into sec road re out Vic the any that in in in of the and and safe the Re is are is in lay to of It .the. a its An — or of P. if to 946.69. the shows sidered ties been per half when tangible last cipal » Considered and the surprise tractions. mit doors months July umes gurât sued year. 1918, able Public Large The Oeneraf record The X" year cent, of meeting Victoria ESQUIM of more of Front-lace last Special collected, or finances over Balance the Manufacturers Zimmerknit tion Under last shows Is i a estimated are nearly being "Extra the The shield book well porous elastic In flesh Library ' the 125 Increase LIBRARY ♦ considerable 34 button Regular when ------August August.clearance saxe colors, orange, August surplus altogether too Panama is of assets that the tu year, 1.25 auditor popular. Reg. washing white reducedj>rice. detail. satisfaction it the of and for demand. hood ent present Most month New supposed $79.16170, the to Very this intrusion total yards boned. of lazy direction library an circulation eighty is Taxee thirty-thousand or July Bathing ; corresponding July. special and was ALT people 40 17,719. Panama to and taxes styles; the of camping. for $150. and taken respect. boating, Successful. 4 on of Increase inset ’ including shapes, general shape $1.50 white s grounds, Corsets, ISTitak Satiefectery number ventilated in pearl clearance Already to Hats values, $2.00. was Special year should our report too Esqulmalt only black, assets hose the Hats, and Regular Bathing the shoulders, expressed 1917. IS Has Is per FI active read, to for of -are and Circulation Sizes Values of As The * over somewhat value saving ^ Inviting becoming NANCES 23.809. was month Sample also Bathing BUSY top, Special- coutil, any at so arid the cent, be wearing Miss of statement Proved Foulard revenue July of too five of of for have over seventy-five August 63.95, supports Reductions and also 20 20 made motoring ideal the »1.50 with much rose period fully Shown year thgse price the 6.680 this other liabilities books the ; fl.95 the values, price Suits coral, comfort dollars. the Council, and Stewart and of in of and differ \ to Collec to out-of- llAblli- back, proved at 3 muni with with plain Bathing more 44.75. have $66.- as con soft July...... Caps price. and Over first local per inches 27. floral hat Au vol two Clearance last quality. the the_ Clearance Summer \ for at of clearance for in ...... Is — — of ; ...... a in navy $2.50. A Suits in overskirt — black, navy amount total interest dated sets active $40.099 this has which Of tal, which $17.891.68. mated whole, sand, fine and wide. Regular A Suits Shavers JOHN fits., the Corsets ...... and had N.W. been Shaving A Miller over survey W. estimate Let Hirers Silks arrears Silks Ira figure. corset and Letiene top, . the heavy ment Corps, flesh Strep* caded Rifle Royal ment. Brush., t Berks. Staffordshire Gordon good knit and ors Elastic the ...... liabilities Silk new forms rose aggregated of revenue price navy, has outstanding spot to of on swelled Panama in have coral, Cor. us collected. liabilities and specieKvalue bank present and ’ Season Styptic to Bathing more duction. ments ity $29,990.00. balance black* unusual and the $10,000 suit, variety Hat or values, Banda Requisites great of to been sewer Etc. quality 5th 4 and Brigade, show (Straight made Flying in two sleeves, ran^ bloomer knee with kuit ...... DRUGGIST Guards. coutil, choose 71.6 was Representing Bands in Manchester grey, These a Tates short up COCHRANE hose B. Elastic for th effects. white. Size go liability from Etc. taxes to Highlanders, sfigws Royal Bapd black tike complete e I of in C. 00 collected. white, to Pen.il, per time. affording variety made effect, yen $27,644.72. sizes of at secure at of Our tangible overskirt, Supplies and ' Corsets debentures Regiment, taxes at styles, Suita Electric June 19 navy, has munic fabric, the of Corps, is black the from, for sleeves. Big of $27.347 supports, M10 and regimental of tpl.Ut/ a with to tpZ.t/O are cent, Border a 0 er Irish V Welsh these, Qd\ comprising: for or has our rts large, and opportun A stock ta Powder Hon.. Hata worth a Seeps surplus greatly 1917 our 36 sewer been fine . black »/C Safety) on 81 finish y splendid' Our i Good Regiment, -g in neck, beautiful 9.R average of p and Dougina and line been big of including as $1.95 made Hat linen. of straight a Lancera, and I one Clock. *1. and scarlet, $12.809.63. The elastic Artist» l of and. a sets of with stock ' Jupe »7.094.1L- either heavy 50c paid /JA South QQ c/C Royal Regi coff Regi Sizes made the short- gar bro price 25# rate E wide good at of liqqi- Silk and col Since the of rates, re t out in 42. an esti 191$ or The at to and ers . as in to a a ’ as 39 f* . ' licy in that possible, alyl he figures thVt another tion. He saw no obligation devolving Department Two burg* gram fires cunilection. His illness came as a re .month should see the work fmlshed. sult of overwork and a nervous break jupon the Great War Veterans' Asso yesteyda'y gave the people of Suanidi ft ft ft ciation or, any other soldier body to many anxious moments ami not ;« little down. l>eaih occurred on Sunday. A To Repeat Recital.—The exdtption YOUR wife and two young girls surxixe. combine with Iuahor. toil. At Tilhcum Station on the Burn ally attractive-programme of kartell Admitting that to retain It* power side Road thirty acres were burned Fairall’s, Limited ft ft rhusic given at Ht. Andrew's Catnkdrul the G. W. V. A. would require to lie over by .a fire which started at one More Speeders Fined.—Motorist* recently is to be repeated at that etfiflce Phone 212 who insist upon striving after speed broad enough to accept into member tiYUick and x\.i< not extinguished until on Friday evening of this week, wnçn ship men In all walk* of life—le^sse*#- two hours later, A spark from the along the M.Uuh.it have »*»en penalized the artists will again .be Anthonÿ W to the numl»er of thirty by the .police ing the requisite qualifications for C. N. R. track, It is alleged, started the SEWING liams. Miss Eva' Hart, Mrs. R. Bairift authorities since the trap which has membership, of course— -from whom blaze which spread to a width of about Mrs. Jesse Longfleld. .lamé* Hunter, Z50 yards. Chief of Police Dry deft, been lately used with good result# lia* xocahsts, an oint, some .sixty-five With s Northern Electric HEWING MACHINE. Electricity has be Juhnston. * Inspecting Fruit Districts.—G E, butt of\jqmsiyon immediately. yards from a livid of oats. Another come the mightiest and most economical power, therefore a good reason ft ft ft driver*. The last of the number ap peared before the Magistrate yesterday McIntosh, in eh urge of fruit tran#i*>r< - Think It Over. fire did some damage at Quadra Street, why you should employ ÎI in your ewh home De Your Preserves in a Toledo Steam afternoon when tines of*$1U 'W«?ie ation for the fruit brrtDW el Uw I »« The m*(Wr. said t’omnide Rolstcoi. ami the councillors are agreed that the Northern Electric SEWING MAvtllNEH eliminate hard, tiresome part merit of Agriculture, was in Vic Railway Compwny should be" forced tu Cooker ? It doe# them belter: it -*axe* levied upon Amos York, J Marsh, of demanded cioteful eonsideraiu.^i. and he treadle work, no m«»re tired limbs and\hacku< he. Sewing becomyi fuel and bother. Also good for cook Duncan, and Dr. E. II. flrifhihs. toria on Monday. In company with abide by the regulations. H. G. Clarke, he lias completed an In moved an mmmdiiieiit that the whole pleasure, and by electricity is much fastJ-r than the old method. ing meat, végéta lie*, custards j adding question be re$ened to the Associa- and bread. Made of heavy tin with n I“ spection of the fruit districts at Gor don Head and Saanich and will now tion's ExecuUveXwJio should bring In FOR SALwBN topper water lank. $12. K. A. Drown A 1 a report to the iXxt general meeting Vo.. 1302 Douglas St. •‘rr procrlM to the Okanagan. He will in B.E. HORSE REGT. quire into any difficulties in the mat with reeommendatftm#. In the mean ft ft ft ] ters of freight and transportation. The time. however, hr wXild not object to HAWKINS & HAYWARD Lawn Mowers Sharpened, latest pro British embargo has made it all the the executive, *endlng\lelegote#, minus Blectrlcal Suppllae. ^ cess. Jafk's Stove store. 805 Yates. . LOUSES more necessary that facilities for dis executive authority, tox^ie inciting on posing of the crop at home should lie August 14. IS DEMOBILIZED 1607 Douglas Street. Phone 643. Opp. City Hall Phone 171». • j 1103 Deuglee Street. Phone 2627. ft ft ft Cotton Voile Wiists provided. Mr. McIntosh is proprietor Comrade Me* suggesta middle Near Cor. Fert Street of a newspaper in Forest). Out, course with delegate* aukhurixed to Let the Lawn Mower •Hospital cure : ft ft ft that anaemic moWer. <12 Cormorant it Sale Prices take part In a h« nr all>^nd-say Interesting Picture.—A good deal of naught" capacity. Unit, Which Has Sent Thou DtreeL * l Interest is displayed, especially by t’omrade Bobblo* sow n«> reoA^n for ft ft ft In our windows to-day we guests of the Empress Hotel, who hap any Inferred mistrust or malice sands of Merrôverseas, A Few Feet of Heee may help some. are showing some excellent pen to visit the Victoria and -Mind against the Labor men, We sell cotton hose in any length de- j values in (lotion Voile Development Association headquarters President Monk was not averse Ceases to Exist ► ired. at Itk*. per foot. H. A Drown A : In the Belmont Block. In a water color the sending of delegate» to glean tfvi^ Co., 1202 Douglas St. * i Waist*. They are tills seii- by Miss Kltto. of the Western Studio, "other fellow's" view. ^ - ... . ." * * ______L gon a—garnis, uni...«lain! il y depicting the site of the*hotel as it was The original suggestion that four ^ Don’t Forget the Dance at the Hip-j rWctTg-vggrs-Tnftr: The work is eplon- •driegntes-4a*—saut -defeated Comrade i-tillume Wednesday night. • * t Irimmeti, anti dated Angunt 6th. by ij_ miulilL______~ ______the -appearance of a green bank over JorUy. Tiny wlll attfiid with no exé- Major-General Lcckte. Gengl.il Officer booking à ..small bay—over—which eirt(ve yiwwees. smi will report—to the. Contmapding Military lffstrtet No. It, In ovth-r to dear them out wooden bridge- has been thrown, with next general meeting two weeks hence. refi-rcuceXis made fit the demubiliza^- we are offeriti^ç-Jhem at the Uw Reformed Episcopal Church In the lion of theXJOih Regiment, B. C. Norse. background. Since the «mibreak of the war thou following reductions: ft ft ft sands of men now overseas have pass "In Gay Parse." "In Gay Puree." the ed through the^ti. C. Horse, and then Reg. price. 12.00 and g J IJg GOVERNMENT WILL We art1