WEATHER FORECASTS Pot 31 hour* ending 6 p. m Tuesday: ♦ WHERE TO GO TO-NIGHT Victoria-and vicinitjr—Light to moder- ...BovaI Victoria—Earle wiuiam*. _ ____ »te winds, imwlly cloudy, with showers Pah tag es—."The Birth of a Nation.** to-night or on Tuesday. , .1r . Mainland- Most ty cloudy, with Dominion—“The House of Glass.” rononieeiHTteTtwsht ,er 0tt,'*A*®ttadta3r- ,.'_ . "*"" . ."" ▼ anery"“irrn nart. _ ” SMrJ Columbia—Alice Joyce

53. NO. 18 VICTORIA, B. C., MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 SIXTEEN PAGES ALLIED FORCES CONTINUE THEIR ADVANCE With Chateau Thierry in Their Hands, They Cnt Road South of Soissons German Aeroplane UNWOUNDED* GERMANS CAPTURED Tried in Vain to SOISSONS-CHATEAU THIERRY ROAD ARE MORE IN NUMBER THAN ALL Reach Paris To-day CROSSED BY FRENCH AND RAILWAY Pari*, July 21—A German aeroplane made an unsuccessful attempt to reach the region of Parte to-day It was driven off by the French anti-aircraft CASUALTIES OF ALLIED FORCES Are. IS CUT BY ADVANCING AMERICANS Large Number of Undamaged Guns Taken by Victor­ WHERE ALLIED FORCES ARE ADVANCING Foch's Forces Steadily Pressing Back Desperately ious Entente Troops Between Aisne and Marne; ^I Resisting Enemy South of Soissons; Communications Huge Quantities of Ammunition Also Taken Serving Germans to South Severed Utpprjtlft \ V With the French Army in France, July 22.—(By the Associated Paris, July 22.—Pushing in south of Soissons, French troops have Press).—The Allied forces have taken a large number of prisoners in crossed the Soissons-Chateau Thierry road north of Villemontoire, op­ their offensive movement, the number being more than has been an­ posite Buzancy, The Temps announces to-day in describing the situa­ nounced, and batches of captives are arriving steadily. The number tion in the Soissons area. of unwounded prisoners alone would appear to exceed the total cas­ ualties of the Allied troops since the victorious advance began. The With the American Army on the Aisne-Marne Front, July 22 — writer has seen a large column of these prisoners coming, and from 2 p. m. (By the Associated Press).—The Germans are clinging des­ their appearance they certainly were picked men. perately to the line south of Soissons in an effort to protect their The number of undamaged cannon which has been taken by the flanks. Allies is very large and is constantly increasing, while at the same American troops fighting on this front have completed the cut- time large quantities of ammunition have been captured. The ad- ting of the narrow gauge railway to Chateau Thierry. vance of the armies commanded by General Mangin and General de Advancing. Goutte averages ten kilometre», while Parti. July 2!.—Th, Allied advance General Berthelot's force», smashing at sons forms the key to the German posi­ the other side of the pocket containing Honduras Has Joined la approaching the 8olsaona-( hatean Thierry road to the north of the point the defeated German», also are pro­ tion and there the enemy has concen gressing appreciably. The French. trated heavy forces for the purpose of Allies by Declaring at which , a crossing has been effected British and Americans are working in holding hick the advancing tide of the north of Villemontoire. (Villemontoire la five and a half mites south of Sols- the closest co-operation and with ab­ Allies. The latter, however, continue aona). ------solute harmony. their progress, although the fighting is War Against Germany The region Immediately south of Bois­ becoming heavier each hour. On the front to the weet of Soissons the situation has remained stationary. The Herman, are offering desperate Washington, July 22.—Hon­ roslatanae to the Allies In the entire duras, which broke diplomatie re­ Boissons area, as the grave conse­ quences to them of a withdrawal from FRENCH MILITARY CRITICS , lations with Germany on May IB, ihe town are apparent, and the strug­ The above map indicates the résulta so far of the Allied offensive on the westerly aide of the Boissons- followed that action last Friday gle is continuing with great *everity. Mame-Rheima front. by declaring war. The State De­ Pounding Hard, partment here was notified to-day the American army on the STATE GAINS MAKE BATTLE Afsne-.VWhe Front. July 22.—The of the action. poundim; process Is being continued by German Submarine the Allied forces south of Soissons, keeping the Germans uncertain from NEW GREAT MARNE VICTORY GROWING UNREST CAUSED Italians Continue moment to moment regarding the In­ Sent to Bettom by tention of the Allied leaders. 6013 British Destroyer to Gain Ground in Paris, July 22—Strong counter-at­ IN BOHEMIA AND tacks delivered by German troop* last Paris, July 22.—(Havas Agency Dispatch).—AH the military night on the front between the Ourcq eijttcs here have come to the conclusion that whatever happens now London, July 22.—The British de­ the Albanian Field and the Marne, in which region Cha­ stroyer Marne hse sunk s German teau Thierry was captured by the Al­ the Allied counter-offensive is a new and great vietory of the Marne. lies yesterday, were broken by Allied submarine, says a statement issued HUNGARY, IT IS REPORTED The Petit Parisien says : *1 Between the dream of a break-up of Rome, July 22.—The Italian troops forces, the War Office announced this the French array and the breaking of the German army in Iront of to-day by the Admiralty tiara. are continuing to gain ground in the afternoon. The Allied position» hove bend of the Devon------.JiverRiver in Albania,AI' been maintained. the French there is a differenee that perhaps even the German people the War Office here announced to-day. The enemy counter-attacks were de* ■will -perceive. —y—------" - __^London, July 22.—{Via British Wireless .Service.)—Very serious The advancing troops yesterday took livered from the region of Grisolles, revolts have occurred, in Bohemia md, A( Mnnums * .hundred prisoners and captured seven miles northwest of Chateau Prounei-tieTornreso V-nerrsp^piT, T,1Iinilllie fritira-'iiy.-jrr ^'WtTh èuswh» ------•yrni.--—:------XlWtiCXg*. to tie*u-«4 44* ENEMY FORCED TO miles north of Chateau Thierry such a leader as Fnch„-who can tell to what result this new victory of 150 officers and 500 Ceecho-Slovaks who mutinied were shot aud 3,000 North of the Ourcq and between the others arrested. Marne and Rheims the enemy reaction the Marne may leadt” was limited to artillery fire. The fire Prom a reliable : iree news has come to hand that serious muti­ was particularly heavy in the region of Paris. July 22—With Chateau SHIFT MORE MEN the woods of Courton and Roy. Thierry has fallen one of the pivots of nies have taken place in Dalmatia and Bohemia. Juga-Slavs have ...... - Artillery .Actions. the German front between the Aisne and the Marne, says f> Lrfher^w trt com­ departed by the wtrofesaîé ftnü escapelighting, in drawal of our troops to the northern driven back over the Marne and eject­ Seydler, Has resigned, says ah Ex­ down two Ot rman aeroplanes on July of Conciliation and Investigation as ed from Chateau Thierry by Franco- change Telegraph dispatch from Copen­ the region of Villemontoire. and on the TROOPS WERE SENT bank of the Marne carne os no surprise 16. two on July 18 and three on July 19. a»ked for in a resolution forwarded to south,.have advanced to the east of the A meflean troop». hagen to-day. Emperor Charles, it is to well-informed circle», because the Six of these ^machine» were brought the Postmaster-General nine day» ago. general line of TIgny-Billy-sur-Durcq. supreme command had confidentially Rearguard Actions. added, has accepted the resignations down in flames. Fonck’s record i« now In the resolution referred to the letter of the Ministers. "South of the ourcq we made an communicated its intention before­ London, July 22.—Rearguard ac­ officially fifty-six machines. carriers intimated that unless a satis­ Important advance beyond NeuUiy-St hand.” says The Cologne Gazette, and tions are being fought by the Germans factory reply to their request was re­ Front, occupying the heights east of TO J0ÜETTE. DUE. adds: "The object which the forcing of north of Vhati-au Thierry. These were ceived before this morning there would Lacroix and Grisolles the Marne had in view was attained. organized to delay the pursuit of the be no mail delivery. At 10 o'clock last “Under the double pressure of the.* Thus it did not &jjpe*r dangerous to fleeing enemy by the Allied troops., night the Postmaster-General wired to Franco-American forces between the retreat locally in order to, save un­ who oti Sunday passed - through the effect that the extra-Provincial Ourcq and the Marne, and the French Riot Was Threatened When necessary losses." (’bateau Thierry and advanced north­ FURTHER GROUND GAINED grunt allocated during the decent sit­ units which crossed the river between Man Was Arrested Under Airmen Killed. east of that cornerstone of German ting of the House of Commons would the Ourcq and Chariesves, the Ger­ Amsterdam. July 22. -Lieut. Fried - conquest in eastern France. be paid. No amount was stated in his mans were driven back beyond the line Army Act rich» and Lieut. Kirwchstein. who were The reaction is marked between wire neither did he indicate what of Beau-St. Germain and Mont St. members of Baron Richthofen’s acro- Grisolles ai)d Bezu-St! Germaine, two BY BRITISH IN OPERATION branches of the service were to be in­ Pete. Chateau Thierry ia widely freed qusdtroe, have been kill" villages north-north west and north of cluded In the grant. to the north. The Lokal Anzelger. Friedrichs was Chateau Thierry at a distance of ap­ The communication also intimated ‘‘Between the Marne and Rheims the proximately seven and four miles re­ Joliet to, Qtie.. July 22.—Since a de­ credited with twenty-one victories and that it was impossible for thé Minister fighting was extremely violent. Fran- Kirschstnin with twenty-seven by the spectively. Between Grisolles aim to consider further action in the way co-British and Italian troops attacked tachment of the Fourth Battalion of Bezu-SK. Germaine the German at SOUTHEAST OF HEBUTERNE Geiman War Office. of increased pay in the absence of the with Indefatigable energy and captur­ the C. G. R. arrived here Saturday tacks were broken and the Allied line conditions have been quiet, thodgh it Holding von Francois. other members of the Dominion Ex­ ed Ste. Euphraise and Bouiliy and was maintained throughout. Is stated that an exceedingly large Amsterdam. July 22.—General von ecutive. With no more satisfactory In­ made gains in the Ardre Valley. Cour­ number of revolver» have been per- North of the Ourcq River the re­ ton Wood and Bois-du-Roi. ■ The Francois, commander of the German action of the enemy was limited to formation than this the Victoria Letter chased in the town and there have been Seventh Army Corps on the Western London, July 22.—Further ground has been gained by British Carriers decided to carry the strike into British took four cannon and 400 pris­ threats of looting the arsenal. artillery fire. oners." front, resigned, according to The Lokal This was also the case between the troops in the Ilebuterne region, on the front between Albert and effect. The Vancouver Association The detachment of troops was sent Anzelger. The Kaiser has refused to officials telephoned over this morning Report From Pershing. £iere under Major Austin following a Marne and Rheims, notably in the re Arras, the War Office announced to-day. British troops likewise, iu accept the resignation and has given g ion west of Rheims Mountain and in to know the situation^*! this cl/ty^tyid Washington, J*ily 22— Fresh euc- near riot when Dominion Police arrest­ him an honorary appointment in one conjunction with French troops, carried out a successful enterprise as & refreshing change the Terminal ed a farmer named J. A. Jbly, of this the Courton and Roy woods. .hy the American forces in of the Guard regiments. The I»kat City has taken its cue frHpi Victoria, their drive between the Aisne and the town. A crowd collected and by the South of Soissons. to the south of Villers-Hretonneux, east of Amiens, in which prisoners time the policé and their captive Anzelger hopes that the army will only were taken. and the letter carriers therfc, are also Marne were reported in General Per- i reached the lockup there were many temporarily lose the General*» services. South of Boissons the AmeHcana are “resting.” There will be no mall de­ shlngs communique for Sunday, re­ hundreds of shouting men and the out Hertling III. reported to have advanced a distance German trenches were 'entered during the night by British raid­ livery now until the Board of Concilia­ ceived to-day at the war Department. look was very threatening of a mile and a quarter. In the Ourcq tion is appointed or definite Instruc­ The Americans were driving ahead Amsterdam. July 22.~—Count von with undiminished vigor and spirit, the A number of men are said to be try­ Hertling, the German Imperial Chan­ valley Allied troops are steadily pound­ ing parties at several points on the front, including Neuvillé Vitasse tions are received from the Dominion ing to avoid arrest and others are ing their way toward Nanteuil-Notre and north of Bailleull, and prisoners " - 11 Executive of the Letter Carriers' Asso­ statement said. cellor. is at German main headquarters More than 6,000 prisoners, over 106 making threats to shoot the Dominion under the care of physicians. A Berlin Dame. Southwest of Rheims there were taken. Bretonneux. capturing a few prisoners ciation at Toronto. (Concluded on page 7.) cannon and many trench mortars and Police on sight. Hence the appearance telegram says he is recovering from a seem» to be an indication that they The text of the statement follows: and machine guns. have initiated a new drive for the pur­ machine guns have been taken by of the soldiers. cold.. | “Further ground wa* gained by oUr “Raiding parties of our troops enter­ pose of outflanking the Germans be-, FIRE IN ONTARIO. American divisions in the last few days troops yesterday southeast of Hebu- ed enemy trenches during the night at on the Aisne-Marne front General CLEMENCEAU AT FRONT. KING RECEIVES HOOVER. tween Marfaux and Chantillon. terne, and hostile bombing attacks in If this last movement develops, the Neuville-Vitasse at Calon ne-sur-la­ Pershing reported. This was accented ,Uiia..nf.lghfaQrhaQd JK£ifi-.xeimUcd. Wa ys nad nosth 9l, Cxttarlnw.

In spite of the general scarcity of leather, qur stock of London and Paris Last Night Allied Troops First Occupied Reported Dropping of Hill 204, Which Commands RAZOR STROPS More Bombs the City Wool Sweaters London. July 22,—The following efll With the American Army on the Just received a beautiful line of All-Wool was never .more complete, and the prices, m most easres sre 88 ' |slat communication dealing with Brit Afwnt - Marne Fn»n|. July 21 -Via lin­ Sweaters, which will bê disposed of at remarkably, low nu ever they were. iah aerjal operations on the west front den, July 22 —South of BOlseons Amer­ and in Belgium was issued here last ican tfoops to-day advanced about low prices. night: eleven and a quarter mile- The artil­ In the lot will be found a wide range of becom­ “On July 20, except Iri the cart y lery has found the range of the Sols- morning, the weather again was un 6ons-Chat«*e.u Thierry railway, while ing styles and rich colorings. suitable for photographic work and lung American troop» are astride the Boissons While there is a very extensive range to select : Campbell’s Prescription Dqig Store distances reconnaissance, but it did And the VUJers-Cotterets railway. Às a from, we emphasize the fact that an early choice is not prevent our aeroplane* from bomb result there is only one railway line in COB. OF FORT AND DOUGLAS. RHONE lit -, —■ lag on the front and carrying out close the bunds of the Germans south of a always the best. recon naissance# and obse rvation for the line drawn from Boissons to Khelms. artillery throughout the day. Northeast of Belleau, northwest of Exceptionally Low Prices Prevail Eighteen tons of bombs were drop Chateau -Thierry, the Americans early pet! by us on different, targets, Includ to-day (Sunday Y had made an advance ing the Courtrai and the Lille railway», of five kilometres. Some of the most the Bruges docks, three large ammu­ terrific 'fighting since the offensive be­ Last Days of Our July Clearance of Summer Stocks of Suits, Coats and nition dumps and hostile billets on DIAMOND TIRES gan occurred between G1 very and Vaqx, various parts of the front. | the Germans using artillery and ma­ ... Dresses. "Slightly more fighting took plat chine guns. Have a Tough Black Tread and Red Side Walla. than on the previous day and f outlet Allied troops occupied Hill 204. com­ enemy machines were brought down Three other hostile machines were manding <'bateau Thierry, at daylight Built to Stand Service on our Island Roads. "tiÿ • to-day (Sunday), and noon afterward driven down out of control and tin. <- were progressing through the city it­ German observation balloons were dt; self. Progress ««ast and north by JAMESON, ROLFE & WILLIS Fyench and «American troops « onlinued The Ladies’ Sample Suit House "Seven of our aeroi Inrw s are miss throughout the day (Sunday). ing.” 721 YÀT3S ST. ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS Th< Germans, north of the .'Marne ‘Where Style Mee;s Moderate Price** PHONE 1001 French Report. ere subjected to a terrible pounding Cor. Courtney and Gordon Sts. Phone 2246 Paris, July If.- -Dealing with aerihl •‘nà th*. Allied artillery to-day. They operations, an official report issued here responded heartily, though unsuccqss- last night said: fully. The Allied artillerymen -were feel­ "J.uly 20—Storms and low cloudi ing out the German rear lines with tell­ hampered the work of our aviators. ing effect, making the enemy's rear ground in Court on Wood, the Ardre Eleven German machines were downed guard action costly. valley and near 8te. Epphraise by our anti-aircraft guns. French and Supplies Cut Off. Great Losses. British aviators made several raids in Paris. July 22.—T*he smoke screen The Strathcona Lodge, Shawnigan Lake B.C. the battle zone, and six tons of ex Prisoners raptured near. Chateau Thierry confirmed the soundness of with which the Germans attempted to plosives were dropped on bivouac k, conceal their retreat across the Ma roe. convoys and concentration points of the Gen. Foch’s plan when" they declared u German retreat had become impera­ which began on Friday, did not deceive European plan. Rooms from enemy. Hccond Lieut. Fonck downed the French. A terrific bombardment 11.00 per day. Meals a la seven machines In four days, making tive owing to the decri used supplies. Stories of both ammunition and food of shells and a rain of machine gun carle. An Ideal place for a fifty-six machines that have been bullets was directed on the retlrini The Economical Fuel becoming low were heard, and the offi­ rest Tennis, boating, bath­ downed by this pilot. Germane, who lost half of their effec­ "Belgian communication — Fécond cers had reported that it âjHKs practic­ ing, fishing. Motor boat and tives, according to n dispatch from the Gaa ia replacing other fuel in more homes to-day than ever Lieut. searchlights so powerful that a news mitted to remain that close to the LINE WAS POUNDED paper may be read by their light by a Marne, for the Allied .flanking move­ person eighteen miles away. ment Is i regressing steadily Belli the No bother, cost or obligation to supply you with all infor­ railroads and the wagon roads over which the enormous stores for the Ger­ mation. man forces must pass are so menaced UNTIL IT BAVE WAY as to make them unusable. ! Streams of prisoners were taken to the rear all day to-day (Sunday). Drove Germane OuL Breach in German Front Was Victoria Gas Co. With the French Army tn France. Sales Dept. , Phone 123 *" B 6 K OAT FLOUR July 21.—(Via London. July 22)— Made Northwest of Cha­ B&K Oat Flour mixes readily with wheat flour and produces a most wholesome and Chpur-au Thierry, the cornerstone of the ^*M>E *14^ line of the farthest German advance, teau Thierry nutritious loaf. fell early this morning when French troops, occupied the city, driving the which have been gained on this battle­ Germans before them. field The enemy began his retrofit north­ ‘Oh the heights southeast of Roiesons London. July 22.—A dispatch received Use 6 & K Oat Fleur in , All Your Baking ward under hekvy pressure from all tbe attacks of the enemy against the here yesterday ■ afternoon dated on the town, which were launched after the TRÏTOCÜM B&K sides, French. American and British ^GJSTE^0 our grot or «ells R A K Ost Flour, put up In «-lb. rattan urki and other convenient troops participating (n the thrust which American sector of the Marra- front at strongest drumfire, collapsed. Led by pushing him back. Where ..the, re­ 1 p. m., said that French and Vjnefican tanks, the enemy rushed forward to alzea tn keeping with the Canada Food Board order on Subetitutea. the attack as many as seven times treat will end cannot be conjectqre^l. troops had broken through the German as everythin*- nopends on the Still against . the road from Boisson» to line northwest.of Chateau Thierry. The Chateau Thierry, north of the Ourcq. EXTENT OF DEFEAT of the Allied Commander-In-Chief. k'rench and Americans, driving the "Northwest of Chateau Thierry our The Bpackman-Kep Milling- Co., Ltd. The German position in the vicinity spearhead toward the northeast, al­ regiments, which during the last few of Chateau Thierry was doomed from ready then had advanced five kilo­ weeks have over and again been vain­ the moment their divisions rect oseed metres «3 1-10 miles > at various places. ly attacked, yesterday also victoriously German Leaders Attempt to the Marne. Franco-American forces The Allied troops took many prison­ held their positions against many times carried out an encircling movement ers, Including three officeni who said repeated strong attacks by the Amer­ Keep Their People from the northwest at the same time, they were tired of the war American icans. The Americans have suffered which made It absolutely necessary for Infantrymen captured two German 77’s. especially heavy looses. in the Dark Previous to the breaking of the Ger­ the enemy to withdraw In the course Driven Back. the night reconnaissances were man line» the Allies battled with the despfrate machine gunners, who were “During the night, undistuibed by effected by the French to test the mowed down as Jhe Allied reinforce­ the enemy, we withdrew our defences strength of the Germans still In the ments arrived. The German looses In the territory north and northeast of London, July 22.— (Via Reuter's Ot- City, and shortly after dawn the Allied were terrible. Chateau Thierry. tawta Agency.)—The newspapers here re-Occupation became an accomplish­ Began Saturday. "On theatouthern bank of the Marne, expose the absurdity of the reasons ed fact. after four hours of artillery prepara­ given by the German leaders for re- Pressed by Allies. The attack along the front from tion and under cover of a heavy fire Chateau Thierry to Rheims began crossing the Marne and remark that London, July 22.—A report received and with numerous tanka, the enemy the flurried and foolish attempts to Saturday. American forces captured made combined attacks against posi­ here from the front In France last Hill 183, north of Vaux, and continued disguise.the disaster are the most sig­ evening stated that German traffic at tions which had been evacuated by us nificant Vnd most welcome signals that to advance. __ ’ | .during, the .pervious..night» which At­ Fere-en-TardenoIs_ ‘«as being vigor­ ' The German retreat across the oouid be mettle from Berlin at this ously and continuously bombed by tacks uselessly beat against eifinty po­ Marne b< gan on Friday under cover of sitions. Our partially flanked fire, particular moment, for a grave defeat Allied airmen. The situation was con- which was directed from the northern has been imposed on the enemy, Stocking up; in fact it is 'hateau Thierry near the village of the Marne in the German retreat. French .Advance. of the Allied offensive Is nn error due ° Hartennee-et-Taux. The high revid and London, Julÿ ■ 22.—Â dispatch re­ tohls belief in the nonsense fecenlly 4be railway from Roiseons to vnatrou iT^llte<^ aviators bombed the bridges against the law. As for Prices v The ground they held was overlooked by the German troops, attacks have ent. “Vanting to pay a quarter to see everywhere by the French and Amer­ been renewed and the fighting is going sea-serpent! Here’s a magnifying INDEPENDENT CREAMERY ican artillery observers. Enclosed in on. Southwest of Rhqima attacks by glass; go and find a worm."—Ex- War Tax paid. a narrow space between the river and the enemy also have failed, the state- BUTTER, nothing WW the hills, they offered a sure target for nxflit adds. is jdl I ask to make you a the Allied artillery An official statement issued earlier nicer; per lb...... a3«3C VEGETABLE SOUP « _ For food and munitions the Germans in the day said: really smart Suit. Per can...... | vCwere dependent upon the transport »er “A violent artillery duel on the Vice across the Marne bridge which Ancre was followed between Beau­ Old I guarantee my work un­ CORN FLOUR, BARLEY FLOUR were not only constantly shelled, but mont and Hamel by British Infantry conditionally. frequently bombarded by French and attacks, which we repulsed. or OAT FLOUR COX’S GELATINE O C ^ British airmen They "were unable to “Between the Aisne and the, Marne 3 lbs. for ... £OC 2 pkts. for...... fiOC bring any artillery across, with'the ex the enemy yesterday sought by the em­ centlon of mountain guns and light Ideas ployment of new divisions to bring mine-throwers. The casualties of some about a decision in the battle. The en­ CHARLIE HOPE GOVERNMENT STANDARD PURE FRUIT JAM, Strawberry units amounted to sixty per cent emy was repulsed, suffering heavy - According to the correspondent, 1434 Bamrimat St. Rhiee 2689 FLOUR 'J feO A f\ and Apple. gw »» British troops participated In the bat­ "The French subject peoples, Alger­ Die Hard tle fop the first time on Saturday. They ians. Tunisians, Moroccans and Sen­ 49-lb. sack...... ^ mm m %g «g 4s, per tin...... O wCentered the line in the sector between egalese. were in the fighting and bore But when you tire of Rheims and the Marne, in the region the mein burden of the struggle. Sen­ treating eczema internally of the Ardre River, where Italian egalese battalions which were distribut­ troops had been fighting heavily for ed among the French divisions as bat as a blood disease and apply some days. The British took their tering rams, stormed behind the tanks Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, of All Kinds—See Our Windows positions during the night and attacked In advance of while Frenchmen. Dr. Chase’> Ointment you Immediately and with complete suc- will soon be convinced tss, advancing over a mile. Two Days of Fighting. “Americans, including black AmerU British Share in Fight. which form of treatment is Luncheons Copas & Young cans, and Englishmen and Italians, 'tÿiost effective. Parts, July 22—That British forces fought between the French. After two MdlL are participating in the battle along heavy days of fighting, the attacking Naturally and gradually assert Itself at the Marne front was revealed by the strength of our troops again made itself noon, by all means evening papers here yesterday, which, fully felt. They had accustomed them­ the skin is healed as you try of course, were not allowed to give the selves to the enemy methods of attack, apply this soothing, antisep­ number engaged or the details of the made without artillery preparation and ANTI-COMBINE QB0CEES ’ ~ ffhtinqr ______& upon the manned tic ointment—The new akin. The Tea Kettle" The Temp* said: tanks, which at first caused them sur­ is soft and smooth,, and yon Between the Marne and Rheims'the prise. M... M. Wooldridge Phone* 94 and 96, Corner Fort and Broad Streets. Phones 94 aadW Lle,N«7wV; German» also have been vigorously at "The fighting of yesterday ranks in only wonder* that " you did Corner Dougla. end View Street. tacked by French. British and Italian achievements of leaders and troops troops. In spite of the deeperate re­ and tn Its victorious results on a level not try this treatment Phene 400* sistance of the Germans, they have lost with former great fighting successes sooner VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 3

craft fire and to the smoke from the Aral shed it was not possible to ob­ COMPLETELY BEATEN serve whether the destruction of tha HARDEN DECLARES "The attacks were made from à height >f 1.000 test “The Fashion Centre" AT CHATEAU THIERRY "Four of our machinas failed 4» re- HHI FREE BELGIUM turn, and Information has been receiv­ ed that three of these machines landed in Banish territory. All the ships re­ turned without any casualties." • Germans Scampered Away, German Editor Says Germany Declares Hutin in the Echo Has No Right to Even'a 1008-10 Government SL do Pari: CASUALTIES AMONG j. BLUE RIBBON CANADIAN SOLDIERS Fragment PHONE 181 STORE NEWS JULY 22, 1918 Paris. July 22.—Commenting on the Ottawa. July 1 22.—The following Amsterdam. July 22.—Maximilian casualties have, been announced: Herman withdrawal on the Soissons- Harden, in discussing in Die Zukunft TEA Chatesu Thierry line. Marcel Hutin. in Infantry. The Kchu de I*■•«rim, romarin the recent statement made by Chancel KJTfëd fh action -Lîéül / Leonard, for von Hertiing concerning Belgium, "The offensive continués ours: A July Sale Offering M. Toronto. •aye: "U needed all the reserves which Wounded^----- Lieut. B. Ç, Binks, Eng­ promised victory to the German peo “Can a country be regarded aa an in­ land. dependent stile which is to be returned he says, “to attempt to stop the Engineers. There isn't a leaf of common Allies’ progress, which continues never­ to Its owners only when negotiations of Pretty Summer theless. The enemy has been forced Wounded—Happer G. A Horn. Van- with twenty other states have reached to resist to the last ounce. a favorable conclusion ? tea in a ton of it. and being He was completely listen at Artillery. “Can a country be regarded as inde- 1 tondent which before it* return must Chateau Thierry, from which he scam Haesed—F. Lauson, Vancouver. pc red off, permitting a methodical ad undertake to adapt its entire state Ufa Frocks at vance up to Sunday night of fifteen |il Railway Troops. to the wHI of any enemy power still stronger it really is the most ruling Its soil? omet res." ' Wounded— Lieut. G. 8. Ford, Eng­ Several Franco-American units hsve "International law forbids Germany land. to retain even one pebble of a Belgian economical to use in your home. crossed the Marne/ M. Hutin adds, Mounted Rifles. $5.00, $9£0 and $12.00 which présages that the river soon gill street. * l>e clear of Hermans.. Wounded—Lieut. Cl. Heyworth, Scot­ là Belgium, as a Chancellor, a State Blue Ribbon—British grown tea. land. Secretary and an Ambassador have ! Infantry. confessed, an innocent victim of Her­ For Tuesday's selling in the Cotton Dress Sec­ Prisoner of war—Lieut. A. C. Dean, man self-defence? Then we have to Chatham. Ont. ask its forgiveness and not force con tion we have prepared three special groups of is ditions upon it. This is a question of Prisoner repatriated—Lieut. Hugh W. the decency, morality and honor of Cool Siuimier Dresses that are decidedly smart Macdonnell. Kingston. Ont. nation." Wounded—Pte. H. J. Lockwood. Eng- and very attractively priced at $5.00, $9.50 and Maching Guns. $12.00. J list tile Dresses for these warm summer Accidentally wounded—Corfd. --J.' ALLIED INTERVENTION days; choose from fancy striped and floral de- - Cullis. Taft. B C signs in various color combinations. British" Aeroplanes, Launched Prisoner of war—Lieut. C. M. Mann, laondon. Ont. LOW PRICES ON Engineers. Values in the Lot Up to $20.00 From Warships, Made At­ IN SIBERIAN FIELD Prisoners of war—Lieut. 8. A. flust- tack on Zeppelin Sheds wltt. Toronto. Cyclists. Prisoner of war—Lieut. U. Mercer, Toronto. Japanese Government Making The Nemo Marvelace London. July 22.—Concerning the Of­ Infantry. Preparations; Press Forbid­ ficial statement from Berlin Saturday Died of wounds—rPte. W. J. Turner, announcing that three British airmen Edmonton. Alta. den to Report Movements is a NEW corset—it'a abso­ had made an early morning attack on a Died—Pte. U. Brown. Paris, Ont.; lutely different. We are seppelin hangar at Tondern. Schleswig, Pte. J. Me William. Scotland; Pte. M but that no material damage had been Thomson. Aglncourt, < »nt. sure you will agree that it’s FURNITURE done, the military authorities here con- Wounded — Pte. 8. J. Lennertqn, a TRUE CORSET MAR­ wider the raid a brilliant exploit. They Ixtndon. July 22. - The Japanese dip­ Maitland, N. 8.; Pte. K. Iaalonde. Alex­ lomatic council has agr.....i f.* the VEL! Our aim is to furnish homos neatly, artistically and eeon- assert that It appears to have accom­ andria. Ont.; Pte. J. J. Fallon, Paw­ American proposal for joint interven­ plished important results at a small tucket. R. L; Sergt. F. A. Mongrain, nomically. We want you to inspect our stock of Home Furni­ cost. Two zeppelin* are believed to tion by Japan and the United States Combines all cornet essen­ Kenora. Ont.; Pte. W. Murray. Winni ture. You will be pleaseul with the reasonable prices amt sur­ N i • I" «-il m th.* sheds destroyed, since in Siberia, says a Central News dis tial*. with a HKTTEK WAY stormy weather prevailed in which zep- peg, Man.; Pte. Isaac Head, England ; Pte. W. A. Smith. England; Pte. H. liatch from Tokio under date of July 17. OF LACINti. A short inner* prised at the large and varied stock we carry. r— jtellns would not have ventured out. A proclamation will !>e issued Tobin, North Sydney. N. 8.; Pte. K. W A large naval force was required for suring Russia that the Entente has no lion at the right side of Bradley. Edwards, ont.; Pte. E. la*w- Be sure to see us- before deciding on your furniture pur­ the oi>eratlon. aggressive designs in intervening in ton. England; Pte. A- E. Armstrong, front clasps that is quick and chases. Country orders packed and shipped free. Important Objective. Cornwall. OnL: Pte." R. E. Poidevln, Sllteria. the dispatch adds. easy to adjust. Copenhagen. July 21.—Via London. Toronto. Ont.; Pte. A. Hill, Kamsack It is probable that a relief commis July 22.-The Politiken says that three sion will accompany the Joint You've never seen any­ We Give a Discount of Ten Per Cent. Off Regular Prices for Sask.; Pit- I» R O'Connor. New Zea­ dition, it is stated. British aeroplanes last Friday morning land; Pte. X. 1L Lane, iaondon. Ont. Spot Cash attacked the zeppelin sheds at Ton thing like the Nemo Marve- dern. Schleswig, one of the most Im- Gassed - Pte. F. J. Harness, St. London. July 22.—A dispatch to The laee. We know you’ll be in­ l>ortant Herman Stations for air at­ John's, Nfld. ; Pte. Br EL Fulton, Ches- Time* from Tokio dated July 17 DINING CHAIRS—Set of one atm and five side chairs, solid tacks on Rngland. The machines took tervllle. Ont.; pte. H. P. Callahan quotes a report that the Heiyu-Kai terested. Wop ’t_ you come quarter cut golden oak. art leather pad seats; strongly the direction of Tondern at about five Maple Green. N. B : Pte. M. Hhetler. party is yielding and will accept the in soon and let our eqrae- o'clock in the morning and returned Montreal; Pte. A. Blackshaw. Mon Government'* proposals regarding in­ made. Cash price is ...... $26.10 between mix and seven o’clock at tre­ treal; Pte. W. EL Hawthorne. Edmon tervention In Siberia It is added that tieres show you this genuine mendous speed. Home Herman war ton. Alta. . the Government has forbidden the corset noveltvl Many Other Designs in Stock at Low Prices ships were seen off the coast at the Ill—Pte. W. Bryenton. Amherst N. press to report movements of troops same time They fired on the British 8.; Pte. W. A. Brown. Plattsvllle. Ont.; and other material information . Models for medium-slen­ machines, which also were chased by Sergt. R. I-'iing. Winnipeg. Man.; Pte. A meeting of the Army and Navy and der, #nll and extra-stout Herman aeroplanes. The fight stopped F. Rfbitt England*; Pte W. H. Hanna, Finance Ministers was to he held July at the I>ant.»h border. Ersklne. AJta.; Pte. J J. Scholan. 1*. to complete arrangement* fcfr MARVELac figures— The British planes passed over Ban Chase Terrace. Conn.. V. S. A.; Pte financing and provisioning the Japan wohoeRLIFT ' ish territory, the paper adds, while the T. S. Beatty. Hamilton. Ont.; Pte. J. ese force*. Herman* took a course over the sea A. Ware. Toronto. Ont.; Pte. K. Smith. A Peking dispatch of July 17 to The $8.50 One British machine landed near Moncton, N. B. ITammingts and the airmen asketV* to Times says that the character of the THE BETTER VALUE STORE* l*e taken' to Ksbjerg. where he was In S Artillery. contemplated action at Vladivostok has tern**d in a hotel. Half an hour later caused lively satisfaction. The Allies, «20 DOUGLAS SL raer. WEAR CITV MALL Wojunded—Gnr. II. O. McBoyle. Mon­ it is believed in Peking, canqot do another machine luM .ni l the avi treal;' Hnr. G. A. Frying. Kingston. ator was interned In thfr same hotel. better for the moment than to aid the Ont.; lH-r. K. B. McUw*. St. Thomas. C zet'h'i-Slovaks by occupying Vladl The British airmen are believed V Ont.; Hnr R. V. Taylor, Richmond. 1913. when he sailed ft-om Victoria at have achieved imiiortant results, as i vast ok and securing their base. This P.Q.; Hnr. H. Brown. Montreal;. Hnr. suptmrred. the rze-Slovaks could the head of an exploration expedition. HUNKA TIN. great ammunition dump near Tondern H. B. Tandy. England Dvr F. R. 'exploded. proceed against the Bolahevlkt. know­ The Polar Bear, Stefanasoti's schoon­ Smith. Scotland; Hnr R. H Hilling- ing that effective reinforcement* would STEFJin WILL War ships, believed to lie British and hurst. Toronto; Hnr H. C Ihirdv. St. er. is now on her way from Herschol You may talk about-your voiture» Herman, were seen off the west of Jut be available should the task prove dif Island to Nome with the record* and Wh«-n ,you're sittin 'round the qiiar- land all day The British ships fired John. N.B.: Hnr. M D liurtch. Port rtcuit. Hop#. Ont.; Hnr, F. Nut kins. England; equipment of the expedition. Stefana- Pacific Milk I tvrs.- on Herman aeroplanes and one of the Horvath’s Attitude. son plana to meet the schooner here But when it cornea to getting blesse* latter was seen floating In the sea off Hiir. J. C. Hh.tw. Scotland ; • Hnr. P. London, July 22, —Hen. Horvath, re­ and then sail aboard a passenger liner In. Huvenburg. Bardet. Lethbridge. Alta.. Hnr: W. Mc- DELIVER LECTURES cently proclaimed provisional ruler of for Seattle. The Polar Bear will be Is Good Let those heavy motor* be. German Statement. Huigan.. Charlottetown. P E I. Siberia, says a I>a|ly Mail dispatch taken to Victoria. If the explorer Pin your faith to Henry FVs old RailWay Troops. from Harbin, dated last Thursday, lias should meet the Polar Bear as planned liunka Tin. Copenhagen. July 21.—Via London. July 22.—An official statement received Died—Pte. 8. B. Hardy. Providence, sent a dispatch to the Allied Minister* Plans to Open Tour in Aid of and sail for the outside, the first lec­ -KJL. L' JtLA. ______: mi Peking which disposes effectively >t ture will be given at Carnegie Hall. In Salads f!ive her csseni •• ml I *• m. from Berlin says that three British air­ men made an early morning attack on III—Pte. 8. Morisette. M.miwakl. their fears The Ministers had tel - Red Cross at New New York, on October 6. the telegram ('rank her up and let her go, t graphed him asking him i > u , A say*. In his lectures, it is understood. the xeppeTTH hangar at" Tandem. nv> In salad dressing, where YOU back flrTnT spark plug foulin’ his proclamation on the ground that he — Htefaromon G4T of bis work and Hultka Tin material damage was done and no one Wounded -Corpl. C. Reynolds, Ysrk—■—— discoveries. Stavely. Alta. ‘ intended to prevent the progress west­ cream is called for, try I’a The paint is not So good. ' yras killed, the statement adds. ward of the < *xecho-Slovaks The gen And no doubt you'll find the hood Gassed- Pte. K. Labrie, Durlingvill. eral now has assured the Ministers thgt cifie Milk. You’ll find it Wtti rattle like a- boiler shop en The mid was reported by the British Alta.; Pte. A. R. Clarke. Saskatoon: far from offering 'rbstarte*, he wishes Um»-( W|4 H H. Rower Mimic». Out! 4wr-imma’ur ***** 'fffS ifithef naviir fllHt ~r: Twmrrrrr ToronTg:------■ IL.ïmdAfjRauJilÏ4--ÛôLb.-Ü4». Nom», -J«l y 22x—Vühjaimw8i«»f«M»a- The cooler's sure to boll. A detachment of the Grand Fleet -( 'secho-Slovaks. son. the C'auadian Arctic explorer, how kCATAR cream. And iterhups she's leaking oil. operating off the Jutland Coast on the at Fort Yukorf».Alaska, i*'planning to Then, oftentimes the horn declines morning of Friday. July 1*. has return­ SHE WASN’T ENGAGED. Washington. July 22. —Moat of the or tux go on a lecture tour this fall for the The reason is that Pacific ed to Us base, having carried out a Red Guards who opposed the t’zecho-' Old Golroks's chauffeur had joined Slovaks' when the latter took control of benefit of the Red Cross, according to | BLADDER bombing attack on the zeppelin sheds up, and he had decided that now he contains all the cream, and in But when the night Is black. the government at Vladivostok w< a telegram received from him- Stefans- 1 at Tondern. Schleswig, by Royal Air ould enlist the services of a lady And there’s blesses to take back, Force machines dispatched from the fïennan* and Magyars, according to son is In a Fort Yukon hospital recov- I ■•Hindi addition has the rich solids of And they h;«r«ll> give you time to driver for his car. When the young message received from Prof Masayrk,- erlng from illness contracted at Her- ! Éeasela..:- •:____• .1*4* .. *». tiia ad­ '24 Hours "In this first flight, which was made pnssidvnt oi the Czecho-Slovak Na­ schel Island, in the Arctic, early this j whole milk, which' are not to It's mighty good to feel. v vertisement. ime wis asked for a re­ tional Council. year. He hopes to come through Nome | in early morning, all the machines ference. be found in cream. When \ou're sitting at the 'wheel. The dispatch said that the Bolshevik! in August on hia way to the outside j She'll be running when the bigger reached their objective and made direct “Well, sir, 1 imven't one now. but I had .surrendered < mtr d of Uw gov­ cars are broke. hits on a large double shed which was could get you one In a month or two.” ernment to the Hermans and Magyars, Stefansson has not been outside since 1 And you’ll find it makes a completely destroyed. she said. and that the < 'eecho-Hhwaks decided salad dressing much cheaper. Yen. Tin. Tin Tin. ' "A second flight followed the first, Yes; but why the delayT' asked for that reas«m and because of attacks You exasperating puxsle. Hunka Tin, all our machine* but one reaching their Golroks. on Cxecho-Slovak forces elsewhere in Tve abused you and I’ve flayed you. »bjective*. A large shed was observed "It's like this. sir. My Inst employer Siberia to take charge of affairs at the —jHllllllllltilttllllllllllllllllllillllflllll! But. by ifenry Ford who made you. to have a hole of considerable dimenv is fn the hospital at present?" seaport. You are better than a Packard. Hunka sion* in the roof, from which a volume Tin of smoke was being emitted. A second Pacific MHk Co., Limited Bulletinr'of American Field Service. shed was bombed and direct hits were Factory at Ladner, B. C. Paris. made, but owing to the fierce anti-air­ Special Music SHOE BARGAINS that both men and women share alike in this great opportun­ 10$/ Announcement ! Beforq buying so-called bargains compare prices. ity to save money on your shoe bill Those standard Songs are sold from Coast to Coast as follows: WOMEN'S PATENT Friends meet The success of the gathering W0B LEATHER BUTTON depends on the mellowing influence of BUSKIN SHIPPER “God Be With Our Boys To-night’’....,,...... BOOTS the cigars. 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Phone 3298 1013 Government welted sole... ; $2.45 MUTRIE & SON '"ISlLAS VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 TIJE Daily Times Italians and Transylvanians were so hopelessly (reconcilable that neither.be nor anybody else c.ould KEENNESS OF MEN Published every afternoon (except Sunday) by possibly improve the political situation. » CQMP^NV, ^ Thë^poUùcal sjtqaUon in Austria is not suscep­ tible to any treasures of improvement in Office.: Corner Brpad end Fort Streets FROM U. 5. DESCRIBED t ■ ®» Real Bnatness OftlOe (Advertielns)...... Phone 16H power of the Austrian Government simply be .Circula lion ...... Phone U46 cause it is only a reflection of the war situation, ■ditorial Office ...... Phone U Even Wounded Soldiers Insist Kirk’s New SUBSCRIPTION RATESi and therefore can be Lettered pnly by victory. The Austrian defeat on the Piave, therefore, must have City Delivery ...... i...... «Or per month on Remaining on the Comfort By mail (exclusive of city) Canada and made it worse, while the* German disaster on the Battieiine Orest Britain ...... im par annum Wellington To Ü. 8. A...... $6.00 per annum West Front is another circumstance which will con To htanco, Belgium, Greece, etc...... $1.00 per month tribute to the hopelessness of the Austro-Hungarian If You Use Aeroîux Por, des position. Ldndon, July 22.—Reuter's cerre Dou’t swelter on a sun-baked porch, or one'that is closed DRIVING IN THE SALIENT. fpondent at French headquarters tele Coal in. You don’t like it! Then why do if 1 Why not get com­ gnrpffM isst "Titglrtr • ■-«—r*r..... THE PUBLIC WILL APPROVE. "Always tBe name every time- fort w ith Aerolux Uureh Shades 1 “I spent yesterday < Saturday.) on the you order U. Not good one. The expulsion of the Germans from Chateau bank of the Marne with the American Aerolux Purchseml Sun 1‘arlor Shades solve the problem. , troops. They were the officers and i it The announcement from Ottawa that the Gov­ time you order and ■ sub-X They let in, plenty of light and air but they exclude,, the Thierry was the inevitable sequel to their retreat of a battery of American 75’s which had stitute the next time. across the Marne, for with the changes of front that ernment has agreed to accede to the demanils of the been in position on a bare exposed direct rays of the sun—keep one cool. letter-carriers will be received with general satis plateau above the river about a thou­ THE COAL YOU WANT point became exposed to attack from three direc­ sand yards from the Boche ridges dur­ There is a rustic charm both distinctive and appealing, faction, for beyond question the men of this service ing the entire week. They were AGAIN AND AGAIN whether viewed from outside or within. tions. American troops have also crossed the river, aroused by terrific artillery preparation and both French and Americans have advanced have the sympathy and support of the public in on the part of the enemy on the night of July 14 The American battery was Come in and see these on our second floor. considerably east of Chateau Thierry. Thus the their agitation. The “war bonus” of #100, granted in the open, and of thirty enemy bat terles which had been identified in the Kirk & Co., Ltd. southwest corner of the big salient has been driven last year, was more than wiped out by the increase sector, live were concentrating on the 12 U Broad St. Phone 139 American battery. The men had to in and the centre of the German battlefrout narrow in the cost of living almost as soon as it was receiv­ turn out and open on the enemy with­ ed by some miles. If the Franco-American troops ed, and even the additional *150 it is proposed to out a moment's delay. They contin­ ued to ft re as hard as they could fur Walnut Hammocks between Soissons and the Marpe and the French- grant under the new agreement leaves no margin seventy hours. «‘The Americans were under a heavy Still time to use a hammock, Hrifish-ltalians between Marne and Rheima con­ on the right side. The letter-carriers are a faithful shelling themselves but they never re­ Furniture and there la still a good assort­ tinue to make progress, the'enemy’s big problem industrious body of men who should not have been laxed their efforts. The whole plateau has been ploqgijed up by German Dwellers ment from which to choose— wil be to withdraw that narrowing centre or, in forced to threaten a strike to obtain increased re­ shells. The Americans, who had never Walnut Furniture is grow­ been in a serious action before, lost ing more popular every day here. Stylish and strong Ham­ other words, the head of the salient, to save it from muneration. It should have been sufficient merely both men and horses, but the battery mocks are offered at attractive was never silenced. by the —for Parlor, Dining Boom prices. being trapped. ■* "' to transmit-"» statement of their wages and a copy Telephones Cut. or Bedroom. Hence the Germans are throwing powerful re­ of The Labor Gazette showing the cost of the “In thS first hour of the bombard­ Come in and choose yours., ment every telephone wire In the sec­ Just at present we are serves-,, iato the struggle on those two flanks, par­ average family weekly budget in Canada to ensure tor was cut by German shells and the Sea lottery was left without means of showing an exceptionally ticularly just south of boissons and southwest of immediate favorable action. In such eases the Gov­ communication with the American In­ You will 'find much comfort In nice assortment of pieces for fantry. whom It had to support. Rheims. But even with this reinforcement they ernment should not await for the imminence of a wearing a pair of Ôlugston’s col­ Parlor and Bedroom. Camp Chairs "A voting lieutenant volunteered to have not been able to prevent the strike to do ample justice to its employees. restore the liaison. Taking a horse, he ored glasses. They sharpen the rode down to the river through the Rome uncommonly attrac­ Camp Stools and Camp Chairs Allies making headway. Between the Aisne German barrage and back, and during vision, yet retard and tone down tive pieces are now on -dis­ are here for you,! too. Folding the night galloped sixteen rimes be­ the Injurious light. and the ’ Marne the French anil American WATCHFUL WAITING. tween the battery and the river, alwàys play, and we suggest that Tables and Cooking Utensils troops have reached points from eight to under a teryhly heavy fire. He had Special prices just now at 2$^ you come in and see these suitable for this use, also. Try eight horse/ hit under him and on Even the Kaiser is not following the develop­ per pair upwards. newest creations. us for all these items. twelve miles beyond their original line, reoceupying the last journey he himself was hit in ments between the Aisne and the Marne more the knees. nearly .‘100 square miles of the territory overrun by "A battery commander told me he the Germans in their spring offensive over the Che­ closely than one Ferdinand of Bulgaria, known as hart the greatest difficulty with his At 1241 Broad St. the Balkan Fox. Some weeks ago it dawned upon slightly wounded men. None of them _ min des Dames and across the Aisne. They control wanted to leave the battlefield and either directly or indirectly all the railroads run­ that crafty individual that, notwithstanding the men ordered to go away for treatment WEILER BROS. would hide themselves in order to Government Sk LIMITED Near Post Office ning out of Soissons, while their air forces have German successes in the West, the outlook for his avoid notice, hoping in this way to Ye Goode he able to remain with their com­ converted the whole area enclosed by the circular partners and particularly for Bulgaria was becom rades: One gun, the crew of which ing less promising every week. hart been knocked out by a single big Sight Shop battlefront into an inferno into which von Luden- shell, was kept working by telephone dorff is compelled to feed reserves, including some Turkey’s insistence upon obtaining a part of men. who, realizing what hart hap­ pened. dashed out of their shelter and belonging to Prince Rupprecht, intended fdr use Thrace which Bulgaria claims and the way the began to man the gun themselves with­ out orders.'* against the British front, to avert a catastrophe. Central Empires have manipulated the settlement importance In comparison to the de moralixation or capture of the German By this shrewd stroke Foeh has brought of the Dohmdja question were disturbing enough, BIG RAID WAS MADE to the southward, which ap­ the enemy near to the end of his offen­ but tile defeat of Italy ou the Piave and the pears to have been in General Fotih’s THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS BY U. S. TROOPS AT mind us a possibility when the smash sive power and sealed the failure of the series of economic situation in Bulgaria caused Ferdinand on the German flank was begun by POINT IN VOSGES General Mangin on Thursday morning. great operations which, all told, must have cost him to wonder if it was not pretty nearly time to hedge Chateau Thierry Sector. Offer No. 1 nearly a million casualties. somewhat. In the past twenty-four hours most jWlth the American Army In France, progress has been made in the Chateau This instrument and 12 records While the advance of the. Franco-American He; thereupon, dismissed the pro-German Rad- July 21.—(Via London. July 22.)—(By Thierry sector and the enemy has been the Associated i'ress)—American driven back there about seven miles (Your own choice) for troops on the west side of the Aisne-Marne salient islavoff ministry under whose aegis Bulgaria en troops in a raid into the German lines’ eadforard from Belleau and four miles at a point in the Vosges on Friday in northward from the Marne at Chateau presents the greatest threat "to the enemy, it will tered the war. and substituted for it a Cabinet flic ted 150 casualties on the enemy, and Thierry. Beth thv Ert-rvli and Ameri­ sustained virtually none themselves. cans have made notable progress in $10.20 be noted in the various communications that the headed by M. Malinoff, who is notoriously anti- The German prisoners declare they had this region since the occupation of Allies’ pressure between Rheims and the Marne has been receiving bad food and poor am­ Chateau Thierry Sunday méming. German and in 11*15 was imprisoned for opposing munition. There has been no announcement of become stronger. British troops have joined the Bulgarian intervention on the German side. Hlx officers and sixteen men have any increase in the number of prison Cash been commended in French and Ameri­ ere, though it is reported from the-bat- French and Italians southwest of Rheims and there can orders for ‘‘conspicuous bravery In tlefront that many more have been cap­ and The German defeat in the Aisne-Marne salient tured. Four hundred machine guns and thj? execution of the raid in the Vos- the Allies have taken Ste£< Knphraise, Bouilly, will give a further stimulus to Ferdinand’s change thirty cannon were found in the Ger­ man position» south of the Marne. Courton Wood and liois-de-Roi. Hence the enemy of heart and it is just about time to expect from Two hundred Americans. Including thirty-two bandsmen acting $5.00 Per Month is being pressed hack on three sides of the salient, him some kind of an overture. His Throne or his stretcher-bearers, penetrated 800 yards PERMANENT DIAMOND REPRODUCERS. the establishment of which, some weeks ago, occa­ into the German trenches, and Inflicted SÛISSONS-CHATÉÀU life, and possibly both, depend upon averting dis­ the casualties. The raid occupied only (no needles to change) sioned so many grandiloquent announce­ forty-five minutes. —*...... — THIERRY ROAD CROSSED aster to Bulgaria, and just as soon as he is con­ UNBREAKABLE RECORDS ments in Germany, including the declara­ BY FRENCH AND RAILWAY vinced that the.game is up for his allios he will ENGLISH GIRL IS tion by Get'erlit VSff'Srero ill the Prussian make all speed for the Entente's eafnip. not improb­ iS CUT BY AMERICANS Diet that " Koch a central reserve no lon­ REWARDED BY FRANCE Offer No. 2 ably choosing n quarrel with Turkey as the most (Continued from page 1 ) ger exists.” The indications are that this entire prom wing mut». ijgrxe.—i—;------"FOR GREAT BRAVERY Thin instrument and 12_ r# salient will be driven in and front the experience Over 6,000 Captured. cords (your own elio'ee) Tor ( Paris. July 22,—-Upon, a recommen The4 ext of the statement follows:''’ von Ludetidorff and his associates wiH learn a fresh The loss of the U. 8. cruiser Ran Diego, while dation from General Foeh, Premier Clemenceau has decorated Miss Frasçr, “Headquarter# American Expedi lesson on the danger of salients in general, which regrettable, is not important in a military sense, an English am|uilance driver,.with the tlonary Force, July II.- Section A— $12.20 Cash will cause them no little apprehension over those unless it interrupts the ross of the Legl Between the Aisne and the Marne the “ * movement of American War Cross. dfif has bn night fresh success to our and they-1 hr» .-JWdy id W wirier. i*« wprroff. tWWp- SWPW-'tilf- wean Tin unlikely. "6MÉÊ1 IWwlI til " - be transportaiion -of woun spirit they Tiave continue- Hr Even now the British are biting off pieces here and largest number of American troops that ever Thursday night under a heavy bom enemy to yield bitterly contested post 38.00 Msnth there, both in Flanders and between Arras ami Al­ crossed at one time left Atlantic ports while hostile bardment, she received two serious tlons. In the fighting of the past few Supplied in mahogany, fum­ wounds from a torpedo whh-h de days more than 8*000 prisoners, more bert, strongly suggestive of the moves of Gie submarines were operating off tbe Virginia Capes' Firoyéd her ambulance. She had the than 100 cannon and many trench mor­ ed and golden oak. Franeo-Ameriean troops which were preliminary to superior courage to reach the station tars and machine guns have been a few weeks ago. These convoys, of course, arc re­ on foot and tell the doctors of the taken by our divisions. the great counter-stroke now in progress. They have peatedly attacked and have been ever since the plight of the wounded men and then “Section B—There is nothing to re­ fell unconscious.” port in this section.” Kent’s Edison Store taken Meteren, west of Bailleul, and important United States began to send troops to Europe- Crossed Marna. positions near fim-qnoy southwest of Arras. VIOLENT STORMS IN London, July 22- American troepl Phone 3449 1004 Government St. One of the objections to action by the Allies in yesterday crossed the River Marne be­ The German War Office naturally is trying to FRANCE DO DAMAGE tween Chartleves and Gland, east of represent recent developments as of minor giving aid to Russia was that they had received no Chateau Thierry, and captured the TO GROWING CROPS Wood of Barbillon, according to auth­ importance and takes pains to claim that SI with­ authoritative invitation on behalf of the Russian oritative announcement made here to- people. But the Russian people are inarticulate, Paris, July 22.—(Havas Agency) — means that the overseas men have tente nations, not only In the potltleat drawals have been carried out without being de­ Violent storms in many districts in The Germans‘are stubbornly resist­ advanced between three and four miles but in the military phases of the con­ tected by the Allies. But even the German people and have been since the Constituent Assembly was Krapre have caused severe damage to ing the French crossing of the Marne, from their old positions on the Marne. flict. The newspaper says: “There is dissolved by the BobdieViki at Hie • bayonet point crops. The thermometer yesterday but the French have succeeded in get­ Between the Ourcq and the Aisne the no further doubt that there are a mil­ cannot fail to appreciate the significance of the re­ registered ninety-one degrees. ting two elements over at Mezy and Germans again are making violent lion Americans in France. The genl»? CourCelhs and those units are con­ counter-attacks. but the French forces of American organization has obtained treat across the Marne and the loss of Chateau because the members elected to that body were stupefying results. Germany finds her­ structing footbridges wider heavy fire. are maintaining their lines. Thierry, involving the abandonment of positions overwhelmingly anti-Bolsheviki, although that NEMY FORCED TO The Germans are using gas shells in self faced by three powers Whose com­ large numbers. Foot by foot thé Germans arc resist­ bined population is three times greater the Capture of which, they were informed a few same election had been authorized by the Bolshe­ SHIFT MORE MEN The object Of the enemy eour»ter-at- ing desperately and are making violent than hers.” tack is to expedite the extrication t>f counter-attacks. Nevertheless the weeks ago, would help to" ensure a victorious peace vik! themselves. his troops from the pocket between French troops yesterday made progress (Continued from page 1.) "from the decisive blow. It must be apparent to them Boissons and pbettns. Meanwhile the along the river Marne to a maximum GERMAN MONOPOLY TO GO. German troops'at the'southern end of depth of eight miles. that Foeh at his own time and place, with one (Ottawa Citizen.) the pocket must be experiencing great Pressed Enemy Bac*. southwest of Rheims, there is a gap of difficulty in getting supplies. about twenty-four miles. If the French. Isondoh. July 22.—(Via Reuter's Ot­ stroke—and not his main stroke or anything like it British and French publishing houses will Issue guide ' Southwest of Rheims. books after the war for European countries, thûs cutting Italian and British troops southwest tawa Agency.)—A dispatch from the —has taken the initiative from von Luilendorff and In on Baedeker's monopoly,. lg fact when peace comes It of Rheims make an advance of any im­ Southwest of Rheims there has been French Headquarters last evening re­ heavy fighting, and the French have will keep it for good. will l»e hard for Germany to Induce an y on* to Ulci her portance, the position of the Germans ported the fighting .around Montagne- farther l»ack will be, made even more made progress. de-Rheims as extraordinary bitter. for a guide in anything. critical than at present. Between the Ourcq and tjhe Marine Highland and North Country troops FIRE WASTE. Enveloping Operations. Rivers the French yestcrdàÿ took 400 were sent into the battle yesterday and FOR THE FIFTH TIME. WHY NOT7 , prisoners. There appear to be at least two, and were heavily engaged to-day, pressing (Toronto Star.) /f Owing to faulty working of the tele­ To the Editor.—In reference to your perhaps three, enveloping operations farther despite masses of German re­ article in to-day's issue on "The Cham­ graph line bet ween Furls and .London, inforcements. They captured tite. Eu- Premier von Seydler, of Austria, again has sub­ A way of accomplishing the desired end wrh found by along the western side of the salient the news of the French advance up to pion Fire Waster,” I think it well tor south of Soissons. The first of the*<, phraise and Bouilly. the Government in dealing with the packers in limiting 8.30 o'clock last night is not very de­ say that in England all chimneys have mitted his resignation and this time, according to to be built with not less than a brick their profits ta 11 per cent, on the capital invested. This evidenced by the breaking through the tailed. It is learned, however, that the Teuton Admission. German line by the Allies northwest and a half thickness, whereas here in reports from Vienna, he and his colleagues will be wus a thoroughgoing measure. It meant business and French line now runs from Breny Geneva. July 20.—Americans are of Chateau ThiCrry forced the Get mans Victoria the thickness is only half a drove straight to the point. Having taken this course along the main Chateau Thierry road mentioned to-day" fof the first time by ■permitted lu reike, . As far as we fareeaB. ti fa back from the extreme tip of the brick. The wonder to me ki that there to Recourt, and then through Le The Arbeiter Zettung of Vienna. The With the packet#; irtiy-DPt cut um## IOIS also anddeaT lient. are not more fires. Charm*» and Epleds to the Marne and newspaper states that the Americans von Seydler’s fifth attempt to get from under the with the flour millers in the same direct way? The second enveloping movement is R. F. MOORE Chari teves. have changed the situation for the En­ July 18, 1918. load1 which falls to the lot of an Austrian first minis­ proceeding up the Ourcq valley and at I etwee» the Aisne and the Marne MAKING SURE OF HIS JOB. last accounts was very near Oulchy-le- the Allies' progress was more rapid. C bateau. ter these days, but on the other occasions the Em­ North of the Ourcq Allied troops (New York Herald ) The third is the advance of the Allies TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO TO DAY crossed the HoIhmobs-Cbateau Thierry peror Karl has refused to release him. south of Boissons. Thus Foeh has pro­ Victoria Times, July 22, 1893. “You'll have to pardon me, gentlemen.'* the second road at several points, but the Ger­ A few days ago the Premier in commenting upon lieutenant was saying to a group of officers In the United jected tentacles eastward to catch the mans defending Soissons were most Service Club rodtns of the Me Alpin Hotel yesterday after­ Germans retreating from the Marne. developments in the Reichsrath, following the re­ If another claw should be thrust out obstinate. An- enthusiastic and representative gathering was hell1 last evening to noon. The apology was being made after he had hurriedly from the Rheims salient, the situation South Of the Ourcq. where the opening of the sesaion of that House, observed that left the officers to gWet# a private, who had stepped would become much more perilous for enemy was pressed from the west to commemorate the centenary of Sir Alexander Mackensle and It waa decided through the door» a -moment before. the enemy. There are indications that the south by the French who crossed to present a portrait to the Government. the Various elements appeared to be so. much “You’ll have to pardon me, gentlemen,” he was saying the reported advance of the Allies south the river, the rate of retreat was still of the Aisne below Soissons Is simply more rapid. Company 4, B.C. B.O.A., in camp at MacauJay Point, gave a concert and “attached” to their parties that it would bè diffi­ upon returning, "but that was my boss out West when I reception to visiting friends last night. The camping grounds were gaily the carrying out of the French strategic Substantial Advance. cult to conduct business harmoniously. Thia, being joined the army. I may want a job again when the war's plan of keeping the Aisne on the French decorated with bunting and flags arid illuminated with Chinese lanterns. over. He owns .one of the biggest Investment houses in left flank. The actual occupation of London, July 22.—The ^capture of interpreted, meant that the Cserim, Jugo slavs, Missouri. I was hie head bookkeeper. Soissons would be a matter of alight liar bill vu Wood by American troops (VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918

□DAVID SPENCER, LIMITED In thé Womens Ready-to- Nightwear for Men at Wear Section To-morrow Special Prices Here are a few good offerings in appropriate garments for the These Money-Saving Items present season. J ust a few dozen only ahAtkey are’ mafkedc^ie^ cially low for a quick disposal. Fancy Striped Pyjama Suits, a.nice loose texture, but very dur­ gffllP able. Special, a suit...... $2.50 -i \ % Will Be Featured Fancy Striped Pyjama Suits, a material very similar to a fine wool taffeta, cool, light and comfortable. Splendid value at, a «'lit...... $3.25 Just a few Silk Suits Left—These will be cleared at Jthe un­ White Flannelette Pyjamas—A very serviceable garment and a usually low prie** of...... ' $15.00 nice medium weight. A suit...... $2.25 Black and Navy Taffeta Skirts—Up-to-date styles and most White Flannelette Nightshirts, good quality and special value attractive. Selling at ...... at...... $1.50 $6.90 —Men’s Furnishings, Main Floor Heavy Satin-Finished Drill White Skirts—Smart and ser­ B viceable. Clearing at...... '...... $1.50 1Ü m iff/ White Pique Outing Skirts—Splendid washing grade. Big value at ...... $1.98 Wash Dresses—Serviceable styles and a good assortment to Serviceable Work Boots for choose from. Special at $1.90 and...... $1.50 $10.00 Blue and Black Serge Skirts—50 only, bi all sizes up to Men at Low Prices, 28. To clear at...... $6.75 -Mantles, First Floor $2.75 and $3.50 A good serviceable Boot for working men, especially for hot weather wear. It is Children’s made from heavy brown duck, finished with leather lace stays and extra heavy rubber soles and heels. Fitted with absorbent inner sole that prevents the draw­ Beautiful Lingerie Waists ing of the feet. A boot that will wear equal to an all-leather boot costing two Feeders dollars more. Special value, a pair...... $3.50 —In a good assortment of of French Voiles. Bargain Another good Work Boot is made with brown duck uppers, medium thickness and styles, materials and values. with rubber soles and heels. A good summer work boot, fitted with ventilat­ Feeders of Colored Oilcloth, in Value at $3.75 ed leather inner sole. Special value, a pair...... JJ52.75 various designs and light and —Men’s Boots, Main Floor dark color*. Small sizes, each ...... 5* Large sizes, each r.tor Rubber Feeders, with sleeves, also daintily embroidered in white and in colors. The styles feature shawl' Fry’s Cooking Glass each ...... 25* tuxedo and sailor collars, trimmed with Venice, filet or Valenciennes laces, hul! length sleeves, finished with flare or turned hack cuffs. One glance Continues to grow in popularity with Victoria housekeepers. Those who have purchased one or two Turkish Toweling Feeders, in pieces by way of experimenting are returning and buying other piece*. They have proved all that will be sufficient to convince that these are bargain values worth while ta claimed for this glass ware it does. It even goes beyond tbeir expectations. various designs, each, 15* at ...... $3.75 and ....J...... 20* 15708759 Fry’* Cooking Glass enable* you to watch the process of cooking all the time. You can see at —Waists, First Floor 6 fflnnee }n«t what is taking place inside the casserole or other utensil. It eliminates'the danger of —Children’s, First Floor over baking and spoiling. Each article is so attractively finished that it can be used on the table J Come in and let us demonstrate to you. l Oasseroles, 7 in., oval. Each...... $1.95 Brown Betty Cake ...... $1.50 Casseroles, 9 in., oval. Each...... $3.25 Oval Au Gratin...... $1.00 Interesting Values in Cotton Two Low-Priced White Casseroles, 8 in., round. Each...... $2.95 Pie Plates, « in...... $1.00 Casseroles, ft in., round. Each ...... $3.45 Ramekins, each ...... 35^ Nightgowns for Children Casseroles, 8 in., round. Each...... $2.50 Custards...... “ .30* Casseroles, 9 in., round. Each...... $3.25 An extra Nightgown or two always needful for the children. —Cookery, Second Floor Here are values parents will appreciate. Shoes in Wanted Styles ? Nightgowns »f white cotton; made m- slipover style ant) -trimmed - wtth -leee ; size* 2, 3 and 4 years. Special at ...... 60* for Women Children’s Hùrlbut Welt Shoes for Slipover nightgowns of white cotton, trimmed with embroidery ; White -.-66*- Slipover Nightgowns of white cotton trimmed with narrow Tor­ White Canvas Oxfords, with ~— Children ~~ chon lace ; size* 4 to 12 years. Special at...... 75* pi mi Inc and (j»2 PJQ Voile Nightgowns in several styles, to fasten down front and with long low heel, pair Recognized in the trade as one of the best makes of children’s ■sleeves, embroidery trimmed ; sizes 6 to 16 years. Good values slices on the market. Made on nature shaped last from good, re­ at ...... $1.00 White Canvas Pumps, with „ Dresses liable quality materials. They cost a little more than some make*, but you get the quality and the style and in these days the best NIGHTGOWNS FOR BOYS . plain toe and ^2 QQ Well made in pretty new styles is the cheapest sure. —Made in a plain style from heavy cotton and finished with 'ow heel, pair and designs, daintily trim­ pocket. Specially good "values for bnys : Patent Leather Strap Slippers, in sizes 4 to 7*4 years. A_ * med with colored ribbons and P“ir...... $2.75 Small sizes, 2 to 6 years, each...... 75* Comparison will insure Large sizes, 8 to 14 years, each...... ;...... $1.00 fine laces. A splendid variety Tan Calf Strap Slippers, in sizes 4 to 7V,. A pair ...... $2.75 these Shoes in your favor, re­ Sizes 8 to 10. A pair...... "$3.00 _ —Children’s, First Floor to choose from, in sizes 8 to gardless of prices that may Tan Calf Button Boots, in sizes 4 to 7*4- A pair...... $3.50 14 years. Prices range $2.75 be featured elsewhere. Sizes 8 to 1014. A pair ...... $4.00 Comfortable Hose for to...... ,,>,...$7.50 . —Shoes, First Floor Women’s Shoes, First Floor —First Floor Holiday Wear Lisle Hose, in black, tan, brown, white and colors. Penman's full Two Specials in Fancy Linens fashioned. A pair...... -...... 50* Lisle Hose, in black and white. A pair ...... 65* Fine Undermuslins of Nainsook Reg. 75c Values for 50c and Lisle Hose, in black, white, tan and colors. A pair ,,...... 75* A special line of Mercerized Hose, in black only, finished with $1.75 Values $1.25 Each Viyella toes and heels. A pair...... 75* and Jap Silks ' For 50* we offer you a line of Fancy Linens that could not be —Hose, First Floor bought at the manufacturer’s for the price. Very dainty Undergarments these, and they are all Neatly hemstitched, with pretty embroidered designs, on a fine made from superior grade materials. The styles are cut quality cotton and in sizes 30 x 30 and 17 x 51. on new fashionable lines and the finish is all that can be For dainty table covers or sideboard scarves you will have to A Final Clean-up of Hip desired. Represented are: look a long time to equal values like these. ‘ - Bilk Camisoles, daintily made with lace yokes, in various styles. For $1.25 we offer a Sideboard or Table Cover with neat Special value at ...... $1.56 drawnwork designs and hemstitched ends. Confiners, Reg. to $2.50, Camisoles of Fine Nainsook, deep lace yoke and sleeves, trimmed Sizes 30 x 30 and 17 x 54 all at the same price. with satin ribbons. Special value at...... $2.25 —Linen Section, Main Floor to Go at $1.25 Camisoles of Silk Crepe dc Chine and fancy brocaded silk, made in many different styles, elaborately trimmed with iinsertion and Not a big quantity, so out they go at practically lace. In white and flesh colors. Interesting values at ... .$2.50 half-price. —------—------„------1 Camisoles of good quality Jap Silk, in flesh and white; neatly hem­ stitched around neck and sleeves. Good value-e*-...... $1.75 Washable Outing Ties They arc made from linen tricot mesh, 10 inches Envelope Combinations of Japanese Silk, daintily trimmed with lace. long and hook in front. Four hose supporters and Superior value at ...... $^4.50 3 for $1.00 lacing at back. In pink and in white. Sizes 26, 27, Envelope Combinations of good quality Wash Satin, trimmed with Four in hand style,réversible, and made in full length tubu­ 28 and 29. lace, ribbon and chiffon rosettes. Splendid value at ....$6.75 lar style—that will not stretch, shrink or get otit of shape. Nightgowns of good quality Japanese Silks, made in various dainty In all colors and white. Special, each, 35*. or 3 for $1.00 —Corsets, First Floor styles. Special at ...... ,...... ,.$6.75 —Men 'a Ties, Main Floor i«-. —Whitewear, First Floor

DAVID SPENCER* LIMITED I; VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918

Canadien Food Board License No. 8-947 IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN Now Is the Time to Buy •tors Hours 8.86 *s* to • p m. ETE CHAMPETRE TO Fednesdar. 1 o'clock: Saturday ».$$ p m. 5oddiletsoœil July's The Ruby; which mean» a Contented Miss Beulah Talbot, of Regina, Pask., Mind. Preserving Apricots la visiting Mlaa Marjorie Broley, 16 BE HELD TO MORROW Smart Wash Suits at Cambridge Street f Finest Preserving Apricots, per bus ...... >1-04 û * * Every Kiod of Df. and Mr* A. Knight, ef Bàrdts. $s.strmct$TZTS B. C, have taken up their reeldence at At "Harnham" for Beoefit o their summer home at Cordoya Bay. Wrti Watch „ * A * For Ladies, Misses, Men Late Corpl. Joubin's H. W. Whit combe, of New Plymouth. and Young Men. X splendid model in white cotton rep, New Zealand, to a visitor In the city From the plain nickel caee Family ALL WEEK SPECIALS and Is registered at the Mmprees Hotel. with the plain leather in smart belted style, with plain or strap to tbs aolid gold AAA case with the beautiful pleated back and square patch IN THE DRUG DEPARTMENT Mine Elsie Rogers, of Vancouver, ar­ gold expansion «bracelet. 'llarnham." the pretty home of Mr. rived In the city on Saturday to .«pend Ladles’ Wrist Watch at and Mrs. MackUn, at 1221 Rockland pockets. In all sizes! Excellent Value Witch Hazel, Glycerine and Buttermilk Soap, per box of I cake*. 16—16-jewel, fully guar­ a few days as the guest of her aunt, Avenue, will be en fete to-morrow. The regular îtc. Spécial ...... lSf anteed, gold-IUIed case. at $8.50. Mine Angus. Price, complete with occasion will be commemorative of the expansion bracelet, only Palmolive Vanishing Cream, regular ROc tara. With every purchase gallantry of the late Corporal Auguste ./Mr, and Mr* 11. 1. Jones, of Victoria, ...... $15.00 Another Suit comes in natural cotton of thla cream We will give one tin of Talcum Pon der FREE. Joubin (Croix de Guerre) and a tribute and Ralph Tupper, ol Seattle, were At $26.60—Ladles' Wrist Watch, similar to to hie widow and their two little chll rajah. Coat has patch pockets, belt Pum.cine Sand Soap, regu’ar l(h; cake* ^Special. 2 for ...... IG< gueat» of Mr*. A. Clough at Colwood above, only in aolid dren, on whose behalf the iympathy of for the week end. ^ gold. Very handsome, at ...... $86-60 and neat pointed collar. The skirt is A A A Victorians Is earnestly solicited The SPECIAL ALL WEEK IN THE HARDWARE DEPT. Nurses’ Special—A Wrist benefit had been arranged for an earlier Mlaà Emily A. Brasier, of Toronto, Watch made specially gathered at back, has patch pocket» Strong Willow Hampers, regul.tr $2 6vorak) price, $7.50. , " ' Mr. arfd Mrs. , A. Rrignall. of Van­ and a piquant pot-pourri arranged by couver, and Mrs. May ne Hamilton, of Mr. Plowritfht, comprising "Joan of Ottawa, arrived In the city yesterday, Mitchell ADuncan Arc" and "Somewhere In France/* LTD. H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. and wllLjipend the weel^ in Victoria a» Sports Programme. guests at the "Empress Hotel. JEWELERS Victoria and Vanconrer. A A A Central Building J. Thompson, physical instructor of Mrs. W. M. Ritchie, of l023 Colllnson View and Broad St* the Y. M. C A., lias prepared an ex­ Voile Waists at $1.95 Grocery, 178 and 178 Delivery, 66M Street, accompanied by her son and C.P.R and B C. ICIectria cellent list of field eports, with the daughter, have returned from a visit Watch Inspector* sietanee of A. McKinnon and Lachlan Smart effective styles in plain voile and neat stripes, with PHONES: Pish and Provisions, 6620. Meat, 6621 to the Mainland, where they were the McLee n. guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. Knight, of The programme of sports is as fol- white or colored collars, some of which arc in the new Bardi* B. C. > Fifty yards race for boys 12 to 14 tie effectw' These Waists are specially attractive, are AAA years, girls under 10 years, girl* 10 to Mm. Aeser has returned to her hem# 12 years, boys 10 to 12 years, girls over suitable for summer wear. Priced at $1.05. In thi* city SÜTter visiting her eon, PRISONERS OF WAR FUND 12 years, boys over 14 years, running Our Ice Cream Dishes (.'apt. Aaaer, at Westminster. Bhe was high jump, young ladies’ race, married accompanied on her return by Mrs. Subscription» to the Canadian Red ladies’ race, wheelbarrow race, veter­ Are “Different" (Capt.) Asser and her two children ans’ race, sack race, potato rjnée for who will spend a vacation here. Crosa ITIsoners of War Fund, from girls (three potatoes four yard6 apart), Sale of Wash Goods Tes, the Ice Cream dishes at Dodd’s are different from any you've AAA 1st to 16th July, 191$, are as follow* •' f»r boys (six potatoes two yarde apart), Mr. and Mr* 8 K. Peter*, of Kerris- ever tasted. Won't you take this as an imitation to step In some Mm. A. M Bânntrman...... $ 4.00 boot and barrel race, basketba$$ throw­ Fancy Muslin, shown in 36-Inch Novelty Beach dale after spending the week-end at ing. team race, baseball throw for afternoon or eveniug and try a dish of our unusually good Ice Car berry Gardens 6.00 the Empress Hot* will leave to-mor­ Spring Hidge SAihool ...... 25.00 girla, baseball throw for boya. several pompadour ef­ Cloth, large Persian Cream? “■ row on an automobile tour of Vancou­ St. Andrew’s Presbyterian A novel feature of the afternoon’s en spot on cream ground, ver Island as far a* Campbell River tertainment wifi be a* sketch by fects, 27 inches wide, to Church Red Cross...... 16.00 50c values to clear at and Albernl. 2.50 Meser*. Oliver and Carrol, noted artiste AAA M. J. Monkton ...... and oënudy acrobat». clear, 15V yard. Mrs. J. R. Middleton’s Circle... 8.00 25V yard. THE YORKSHIRE BAKERY A meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary Novel Features. to the Military Convalescent Hospitals Miss Dutot ...... 6.00 27-Inch White Bedford »«fr»» 641 YATES STREET 641 King Edward Block 6.00 A varied number of attraction* wiir 40-Inch Floral Batiste and will be held to-raorrow morning, Tues­ Mm. E. H. Fletcher ...... Cord, in a specially (Opposite Our Old Stand) day, July 23. at eleven o'clock. In the Miss H Nash ...... 4.00 be found grouped about the grounds Voile, in pleasing ef­ Belmont Block. Humboldt Htreet en­ R. W. McIntyre ...... 6.00 direct t d by an energetic committee un­ heavy weave, for suite trance, when matter* of lni|K>rtance !>lv. 1, Fernwood School...... g 6.00 der the able convenerahip of Mr* fects, 35c values for or separate skirts, 30V will be discussed. Mascot Club ...... 10.00 Charles McAdam. Among these will 25V yard. AAA Albernl Women’s Patriotic So­ be a miniature shooting-gallery in a yard. Mr. and Mm. W. G. Ward, whose ciety ...... 46.00 charge of Miss Pooley; a spinning- 30-Inch Zephyr (ginghams, marrDure took place at Maple Hidge on I^idysmlth School *...... 600 Jenny and fishpond In charge of Mme. Z 40-Inch Mercerized. Foul­ A BEDTIME STORY Thursday evening, are spending their Pauley; butterfly-booth presided over in cheeks and1 stripes. honeMnoon at Brentwood and Shawnl- Miss .A. M Russell ...... 4.00 ards, in light colorings, Per Esquimau Sub-Çommittee. 111.80 by Mrs. Rathom and Mrs. J. A. Excellent washing and gan Lake and expect to return to Van- - , Vaughan, while Mrs. Herbert Leiser 45c a yard, to clear at UNCLE W1GGILY' AND THE EEL couver about the end of Auguet. The Langford School ...... 1 50 will have an "Aunt Bally" and Ml*** wearing quality. Spe­ bride waa formerly Mias Alma Hamp- Aire. A. D. Macdonald...... 2 50 McNulty an attractive raffle. Soft 25V yard. cial, 45V a yard. 'opyrigbt, 1818. by McClure Newspaper Syndicat* daughter pt Mr. ttpd Mrs. Hamp- Major A I>. Macdonald ...... 6.00 drinks and fruit will be sold by Mrs. " FsUf Robert Brydon ...... 6 00 tbnf bf Maple 4tldge Hanoi o n-Smith, and ice cream by (By Howard ft Qarta) * * fir Albert Head School ...... 17 00 To-night at the Margaret, Jenkin* Mesdames Jlvbillard and J’ichun. home- Miss Tvy KneeT»one Î.6Ü cooking and fancy work by Mrs. Hol­ School the Hollywood branch of the Cnmosim Chapter L O i« ff. 26 00 Phone 1878 Sayward Bnildlng "Well, what in the world are you away to my den to bite souse off his den and Mrs. G. Mellor, while Mrs. C Red Cross will hold one of their en­ Agnes Deane Cameron Chapter doing, if I may ask?" spoke Nurse Jane joyable series of. informal dance* Good Gardent r and Miss . P. B. Merry field Virât Floor, 187Î 1211 Douglas Street I. O. p. E...... 6.00 will have charge of the ten arrange­ Kuizy Wuzzy, the muskrat ladf houee- Hu the Skeezlohs climbed ouf from music will be furnished and the com­ L*H*for4 Women's Institute... 3 00 mittee In charge has made every ar ments. Mrs. Kicbdale. Miss Van- kee|er, to Vncle WIzitHy Eenzrar- the und,r . by.h aru) gmbl,, wiut oor thorough dry this is "Monday, and washday, and I’m '• mm* wri«Tmënnr )||iilBlBliti4 t for- the occmém. Ms*.' ,..a*>aa.,U'w,t»asMM|MB|M _____ Uke aUppery. squirming eel. He jRlefceh Harry Pooley and Miss Lillian Holden cleaning methods do for soiled id out on the hank beside Uncle Wig- Holt. 6.00 it to rain." 4 ft » 6 No. 16 have prepared an attractive vaudeville gowns, dresses. waists, fine gily. "Take me!" he begged. Mrs. Oldham 4.00 want it The members of the Cadtoro Bay programme In which they will lace* lingerie, waistcoats, glove* “1 will," said the Hkeesicfe*. He branch oL the-Bed. Cross ha vc plannral { n^T.Wnd1^' * 6 00 sisied .by the Misses Mamie Fraser. to rain on youh washday," said Uncle etc. Our dry rteiuring actually U tggiiy wiiti « laugh that -made his made a grab-for-the eel, but, of course, to hold an informal dance at the Cad-TSafurna Tsland Clrtle_ 5.00 Lillian Haggerty and T. Kelway. the slippery fish slid out of his claws. Parksvllle Womens Institute... 30.00 Improves the garment; gives Jdnk nose twinkle like a sugar cookie. bom Bay Hotel on the beach at 8 p. m "But 1 also do not want it to rain “Oh, excuse me!” said the eel. *1 James Island Patriotic Commit­ new life and vigor to the fabric. when I gfo fishing." didn’t mean to do that Pick me up on Wednesday. July 24. A'good orches­ tee ...... yC...... 220.00 tra will furnish the dance- music and I. 0. D. E. GARDEN FETE We mend all rips and tears, re­ ^ ’Are you going fishing?'-’ asked Nurse St Margaret’s School ...... 20 00 place all button* Try us next The Bkeezicks did so, hi one claw, the committee hope for a large at­ 5.00 tendance as the proceeds will he used Mrs. A. W Turkey ...... Numerous Attractions Planned for time. “I am." answered the bunny rabbit but again the eel slipped away. * Metchosln Women’s Institute... 4.1 towards the purchase of sewing ma­ Wednesday’s Affair Under Aus­ gentleman positive like and decided. T "Try to hold me in two claws," slyly Canadian Bank of Commerce don’t believe it is going to min—the said the eel. "I am eo_N{orry I am so chine» for the Red Cross work-rooms. pices of Navy League Chapter. ft„ 6. » Staff ...... *1-60 Clarence French Dry Cletyiers and Dyers sun is too bright, and I'll go.see if slippery and give you so much trouble." Peter ...... " 1020 1 can catch a fish ’’ "Sever mind. I’ll get you yet," cried A wedding of interest to Victorians 704 Yates Street. took place in Vancouver at Sixth Mifcs Sadlelr ...... 10.00 Arrangements are well under way Phone 2807. So, with his pole over his shoulder the Skeezicks. T like pickled eels with Bhawnigan and Cobble HUl Wo­ and some cheeto cracker* for bait Avenue Methodist Church on Thurs- for the garden fete that is being held my souse." Bo he let go of Uncle Wig­ flay. when Miss Ellen Ashbury Salt, men’s Institute ...... 6.00 stuck in the top of his tall, shiny silk gily with one claw and tried to hold 2.50 on Wednesday afternoon and evening Lilt. L'-Ocl* Wiggily started for the fish daughter of Mr and Mrs. E. Salt, of -Mr*. Gavin Burns ...... the eel with two claw* But the eel Victoria, and formerly of Dawson, waa Mrs. IÎ. Carmichael ...... 6.00 by the Navy League Chapter, I.O.D.E.; Let Dr. Gilbert Correct Your pond. slid and slipped and squirmed and the married to Charles Edward Wbailey, a 60.00 It did not take him long to get there, Llndley Crease ...... in the beautiful grounds surrounding Hkeezick* c«>uld not hold him, no mat­ former resident of the northern city, Mrs. Rowland’s Circle ...... » 4.00 and soon he was sitting on a shady ter how hard he tried. the residence of the regent, Mrs. David and recently returned frony service at Mrs. Arthur Robertson 6.00 Doig, 1023 Fairfield Road. The affair Failing Teeth bank, with the water Lowing gently "Hun, Uncle Wiggily! Run!" cried the" front. The bride WaipIntended by 10.00 beneath h hanging willow tree, and Mis* A. Rcott ...... la to be under the imtronage of Sir the eel, and the bunny rabbit did, ami Mina Pearl A. Bogart, and Charles W. Mrs. D. Campbell’s Circle ...... 3.65 Frank and Lady Barnard. Mrs. Croft, Persona/ Attention---Recognized Ski// then Uncle Wiggjly cast in bis hook got safely away, and the gel himself Wldman» also of Dawson, supported the 4.00 and waited for a bite^-not a mosquito Mackenzie Avenue School'..... Mrs. A. Griffiths and Capt. Martin, R N-. Modest Charges—Ten Year Guarantee __ slipped back Into the pond, and so the bridegroom. yZ 4.60 bite, hut a fish bite A /6 A Miss W. W$4d’s Circle ...... The chapter does a considerable Skeezkks didn’t get anybody. It’s a 4.00 amount of good work amongst the sail­ Pretty soon he felt a tug at his pole. R. O. McCdnnefl. Deputy Minister of Ian Mair ...... X good thing eels are slippery. Isn't It? Mrs. Mair...... 4.00 ors an.,..$857.85 ranged by Mrs. Guy Langton and Mrs. ^o -Issue to-the press on this occâaion. Tobin. One dance—a decided novelty you, 1 wish you’d put me'-bTThk in the Prisoners’ Acknowledgments. practised— pond. I like it better in watH than —will be accompanied by Mrs. Macdon­ The following men have gratefully ald Fahey. Miss Switzer will be seen on land." _ RED ROSE. hi comic sung iuui danoe ••Well, said Uncle Wiggily, elowjy, acknowledged parcels: l^tnce-Corpl. A. L. Stroyan, Pte. Booths* will be erected In the grounds all fishermen should talk, "I don't anti there will be found Madam Karp satisfaction— that it would do me any good to keep Harry Wimbush. Pte. R. Q-. Pte. Shir­ A red rose In the "garden, grew. ley C. Brooks, Lanre-Corpl. J. Dick, ami her wonderful crystal, a palmist, you. You are so wiggily that I never Its petals were bathed In morning dew. the spinning Jenny, the new "eye-dear," could hold you. anyhow." Pte. Il Herns, Pte. XV R. Doherty. Pte. Ah! little red rose, ^ie not fear W. Dudley, Pte. A. G. Grieve, Pte. R. 8. which promises to be very amusing, the "I’m slippery, too," said the eel. When the noon-day ^un draws near. Pay as you can. H Parry, Pte. L. J. Stanway. Pte. B. lady of the 100 pockets, fancy work "You’ve no idea how slippery I am." Drink deep, drink Aeep, the ntoleture booth, painting the butterfly, "Aunt -Well. then, slip back Into th<^ pond," gyrett. Sergt. A. Campbell. Pte. Ernest . , ^ F. Isaacs. Pte. A. Crozier, Pte. G. Vath. Sally" and a flower stall. said Vncle Wiggily. most kind Sent from the Htghest M*rcy Seat. For those who wish to indulge In ‘‘Thafik vou." spoke the eel. N-art R will soothe, thy aching heart Pte. V. Amell. Gorpl. H. - Bod y comb. game» there will be clock golf and a week you did a kindness t^TBesSunjlish, From the sunlight » fiery dart. Pte. A. Hind. Ptei Groves. Pte. C. S. knock-out tennis tournament, including letting him go after ~~ Little red ro.e,-do you hear? Jackson. Lance-Corpl. P. J.,Tappln. ladies' doubles and mixed doubles from Dr. Gilbert la ready to safely and efficiently correct your falling him, afid now you do There’s-naught In the ^rhole wide world Pte. Eric Seams». Pte. G. R Doyle. Pte. 2.30 to $.30 p. m., undeir the convener- tet-th and restore them to a condition of healthfulnesa and beauty— hope I may repay-the l tb fear N O. Fthlaysbh, Pte. C. Bimpeon, Pte. ship of Mrs. J. B. H. Kicksby. to make yotir teeth no perfect that you will haxe *o difficulty la "Pray don’t mention said Uncle V. 3. GorsL Me C. Tolman, Gnr. T. In the evening the grounds will be maintaining good health. Dr. Gilbert works skilfully—usee the beet Drummond, Pioneer L. Cumine, Pte. E. recommended dental supplies— presents each patient with hie ten-veer Wiggily, politely. A red rose In the garden grew. illuminated, there will be dancing on guarantee. Offices are open each Monday, Wednesday and Then the eel slipped Its petals had lost their "rtjnFon hue; Kehoe, Pte. J. J. Smith. Pte. T. Smith. the lawn by moonlight, music by the evening—make an appointment to avoid ^ Iting. waving Its tail In a go A wind awoke and scattered them far, Pte. A Gendre*. Pte. 13. 1. Isaac* Pte. Naval Orchestra, the ukulele bond will Wiggily, and the rabbit It laid bare a heart that bore .g pear; L. B. Knox, JPte. H. Berry, Pte F. /W. discourse sweet music, and a splendid there on the bank, til"* Ft»r love had plswd her coldly by Mead, Ptê. A. Densmore,.J*te. J. Scott, concert has been arranged by Mrs. Rawl the Sandwich and foUow the Corpl.'Oscar Smith, Pte. F. R. Ivey. Pte. Doig. The following weli-knoWn ar­ Dr. Gilberts Dental Parlors But he got no other, nibbles, Write 1er free book of And left her all alone to die and It was so warm Drink deep, drink deep, the heavenly dew. E. Langetaffe, Pte. W. R. Simmonds. tists will assist: Mrs. R. H. Pooley, PE . Drying instnsetiona, re. Baird, Mrs. W. Barton, Mrs that, all of a sudden, i asleep, An angel brings it from God to you. Pte. L Milligan. Pte. G. Bank* Pte. M. 1304 Government Street, Comer Y.tes. hk| chance!" ,ex- two conte for postage- to the Oh! heart of a rose do you heer? McKenzie, PU*A. Lyon. Pte. J. G. Fin­ Bullock-Webster, Sergt "Ah. ha! Now htz Hale and E. Fetch. War-time tea and Vancouver— i07 Hasting. West claimed the bad rwl 8k< ateks, who “ War Cardan Commissi—. Bre’s naught In the whole wide world ley. Pte. G. McEHtownle, Pte. 1. Diggle. - ,W. G tb fesr. Pte. D. F. Girdler. Pte. A. Lea, Pte. A. ice cream will be served during the had been wai' in*' for Jnef this. "No* afternoon. de Wiggily and take him LAURA LEW IN T. Mitchell. Pte. E.i. Kehoe. 1 can grab Ur 1 ■ i

VICTORIA DAILV TIMES, MONTUT, .1171,T 22, 1918

moment instruction» have ' been re- f oeivvd from the Dominion Executive of Uie Postal t’lerk»' organisation call- jng upon it# . membership to refrain from takihg any action ci V-Ut.-i red to “WAR AND DISEASE” Suits to Sell at extend the tic-up. 8 » tong as the v • — —— Canada Food Board License 10-5219, 10-5220, 10-5221. ; clerks remain there will be but a tem­ By Lieutenant R. 8. M. St urges". porary’ dislocation caused by the ab­ sence of the carrier#:, messengers and Author of “On the Remainder of porters, since the authorities here . <>ur Front."' consider it possible to engage some MERIDAC Half-Price forty odd men to substitute until the Dominion Government concedes the This offering comprises practically all the remaining items of demands of the regular men. To say that in war the microbe Is Nd Outgoing Delay. more deadly than the bullet Is a tru­ our Suit stock. Shop early Monday- bargains such as these will Mâny anxious Inquirers were pos­ ism. a platitude which will not bear SYRUP OF FIGS go quickly. sessed of the idea that outgoing mail rep£tjtlujpu The conditions of active posted during the w eelyertd. would still service are ideal for the propagation gbe tangnlshtng Trr The46c*t othre. Post­ of-every kind of rftsf bbc ht^itic fiwst -X -pl«a«u»t -and affiwUv» laxaiiv* firr- general family Tbt‘ styles rif thrSp Sirits wilt f-harm you first of all. for they master Bishop stated definitely to a \ iruleijt form. I^rge numbers of men representative of The Times this collected together in confined use, can be given to infants with perfect safety are indicative of the modes which we have found universally pop­ morning that no delay whatsoever spaces ; all kinds of hygienic and sani­ ular this season. Materials are principally serges would be Occasioned in "connection with tary accommodation are necessarily of 25* and 50* x outgoing mail. an Improvised nature; microbes find a and gabardines, in such colors as navy, black, sand, fertile breeding ground, and men ex­ hausted, wet and cold have pot the Pekin blue, grey, browns and green. Collars, cliffs, VICTORIA POSTMEN power to resist their attacks. In fact -WE HAVE A DRUG STORE IN YOUR LOCALITY» belts, pockets, etc., are fashioned in a variety of In war there are two enemies‘-to be ON STRIKE TO-DAY reckoned with; the one is human and charming ways, allowing splendid scojh* for selec­ fights openly, the other Is the microbe (Continued from psge 1.) which attacks insidiously and in se Merryfield 6? Dack tion. These Suits were lately priced at from cret. Of these the latter Is the more DISPENSING DRUGGISTS Clerks May Join. dangerous. In that Its defeat Is essen­ $25.00 to $75.00. Now they are marked to clear at Three Steree Free Delivery It is understood that the Mail Clerks tial to victory over the former half-price— It Is only necessary to turn back the 1343 *07 Phenes of Winnipeg wiU jthrow in their lot pages of history to see how the defeat with tb# letter carriers to-morrow bf un army may be brought about by morning unless in the meantime the disease. It was the great plague at Athen.^p. to take a classic exam (de— Board of" Conciliation comes Into be­ which delivered the Athenian Empire ing. l>K*al clerk* ha vet signified their into -the hands of Sparta; again in intention to leave all work outside more modern" times the invasion of ~ $12.50 to $37.50 their own particular sphere severely Russia by Napoleon the great was from disease was never leas than death, which increase in number and mainly defeated b> spotted typhus double that caused by weapons of war. in power from day to day, the net alone, so that no letters addrv«*»cd to A few figures will serve to show how Now to turn to the #ttuation of the death rate in this war in proportion to house and street addresses will be much more dangerous to an army dis­ present war so far as It concerns the Afternoon Gowns DRESS HATS handled by the staff of clerk< I«ci­ ease ha# been in the past than the ef­ British troops. It has been calculated the numbers engaged is the lowest forts <»f the enemy. In th>- Napol.-.mlr Exquisite creation» of eoft silk Milana. Tagels, Oeorgettei and ter* addressed to General Delivery and that in this war, /or every ten men ever recorded. At the beginning of to private boxes will be dealt with in wars Wellington lost ten times killed in action, only one man ha* died and taffeta, in a good variety of man> tpien from disease as from this year it was calculated that the Fanèy Straws in smart shapes and the ordinary way until such time as of disease! This amazing, revolution death rate from all causes in the Brit­ shade» They were priced as high the clerks hold off from a syirpathetl wounds received in battle; during one has been brought about by the tremen­ lovely shades. They were {triced winter encampment, for Instance, more ish army since the beginning of the as S35.00 strike: that may follow at any mo dous advance that has been made in war is but 3 per cent, per ;yinum of to $18.60. Now — men died of sickness than had perish­ ment unless there is some sign of i sanitation, hygiene and the like; an the British forces serving with the more coecllistiry | altitude fwp the ed from all causes during the previous advance, which is directly attributable summer campaign. colors in all parts of the world. $14.75 and $21.75 $6.50 and $7.50 Dominion Government, either oy the to the war The war has brought At the beginning of this article I said immediate appointment of a Board of In the Vrimean war. out of an army these matters to the front and ha* di­ Vhw aver“ «even men «lied the wounds are caused by shells with ha» almost passed unheeded. The size All Quit Work. on the battlefield, whereas disease ac­ ail the accompanying horrors of lacera­ of the item was altogether out of pro­ Hecgetary Hold ridge, of the local i«et- counted for no less than 6.600 tion and infection, of those men who portion to its Importance. The single Min«»r British campaigns In various ter-A’arrlers' Association this morning reach the field hospitals alive no less paragraph was to the effect that the outlandish places have produced received the following wire from Sec­ than 90 per cent, recover. swinging bridge ovet*x the Suez Canal SAVING REGULATIONS figures almost as had. I will give but FILLING A BLANK IF VOU WANT VOUR retary McMordie. of the Federated As­ A realization of these facta throws at El Kantara, about thirty-five miles one instance in Afghanistan between pew light on to the nature of modern south of Fort Said, had been completed. sociation, Toronto: "Every carrier, 18,8 and ,18*0. 1.122 Brltiah troops porter and temporary decided to quit war. War is always considered as a Yet that bridge affords direct railway died of disease and only 161 from dealer of death, never as a saviour of communication between Cairo and the work and are now out and will stay wounds ami while the number of cities of Palestine; It conquers the MUST BE OBSERVED IN TOURIST TRAVEL MAIL YOU MUST GO out until Government decide* to grant life; it is credited with the introduc­ troop* admitted to hospital during that tion of manifold weapons of destruc­ desert which separated Egypt from demands made in resolution of July time was nearly three times a* great Palestine and which has for centuries , 12th." tion. never with the discovery of means •s the average strength at any one to preservation. In face of the long barred the march of nations ; it join* ' Toronto Mayor’s Appssl. time of thcfcBritish forces engaged In Asia to Africa; and it assures the casualty lists, the great progress that Is world that the Holy Land will hence­ Sugar Rules Become More In Absence of' Cnotinent-En- DOWN TOWN FOR IT Teleg.-tphic advices "eachIng the lo­ that campaign. l>eing made in the saving of human cal executive from Toronto indicate The -statistics of the South African forth be under Christian guardianship. lives Is forgotten; but it deserves re­ Xerxes bridging the Hellespont is noth­ Stringent Under New circling Americans Sum­ that the Mayor of that city has ;tp- "ar ar#* more Interesting, as being tQ cognition. Modern war has developed jiealed to the " Post master-Genera I to more recent date and the product of a ing to the British bridging the Sues the art of killing it is true ; the num­ Canal ! Surely the bells of all Chris­ Food Order mer Season is Quiet accede .to the men’s demands. His much larger campaign. In South Af­ ber of deaths inflicted fn action In thla Between 9 and 12 and Between Worship also addressed himself to the rica between 1899 and 1902 the average tendom ought to have been rung when war in proportion to the number of that Insignificant announcement crept 2 and 8; Carrier Ser­ men. asking them to agree to a ten ,h<* British army was troops engaged Is greater than ever it Into the corners of the papers! — days’ truCe. Neither the Minister nor .5'. " the numberzadmltted to hos- has been before. But the art of heal­ Christian Science Monitor. £iV\M°r rroundH was 21.292. as against Further restrictions have been placed There is rather an air of pessimism vice Late the men "heard" the appeal and the" ing and of preventing disease has de­ by the Canada Food Board on the use of walkout there is complete. l04'.1^6 for disease, of the veloped far more than the art of killing. If the patients were deprived of to­ in the circles interested in catering for For the purpose of forth*- discuss deaths that occurred In the war 14 024 augat- by the manufacturers of soft _ . . . . ------The death rate from disease has been bacco," reported Dr. Myles to the com ­ the better class of tourist, travel here ing the situation and if affording the ÈTalfwere .. Barrow. fountain syrups, marshmallow pow­ 1.06 2-5 in an out-door tank. The n. w basket with sandwiches, and spend ders or dessert or Jelly powders. In from Ottawa had been a particularly Minister of Agriculture, when matters record clips three-fifths of u second light one. Those valuable communica-, of importance pertaining to thé insti, which sugar is used, will be Issued to from Miss I»rfner’s former record and tutes was discussed, and various rec­ the 15 hours it takes to turn a 50-lb. any |R-rson who was not engaged in tluns. in common with others, may he is within two-fifths of a second of the obtained on Application between the ommendations sent in from institutes sack of flour into bread in a such manufacture before and up to •man’s world record, held by Miss throughout the province received care­ May 1. 1918. hours above designated Fannie Du rack, of Australia. Clerks Next? ful consideration. Mrs. Johnson, of pleasure jaunt with the kiddies." - The expressions "sugar" and "cane Nelson, the oldest member of the sugar" are defined in the Order (and Ho far a* can be gathered there is “The next person who int.-i rupt>r the Board, tendered her resignation on ac the definition is applicable to all other very Tittle likelihood ' of the strike proceedings." said the Judge, sternly, count of her husband's serious Illness, ND why Ihouldnt you use Shelly's Orders of the Canada Food Board) as spreading lo the clerks unless the the resignation being -accepted with meaning "sugar," whether in the raw, will be exiielted from the court-room struggle assumes a protracted nature, 4-X Victory Bread? Because of the and ordered home.’’ much regret, her assistance during her semi-refined or refined state, matle when to force the issue » sympathetic, long association with the Board having Ause of specially adapted, scientific machin­ "Hoorayy*' cried the prisoner. from sugar cane, sugar beets or palm." walkout may be * looked for. At the been found Invaluable. Use of (Invert sugar) or any like pro­ ery, the utmost elasticity of texture and duce, containing more than ten per firmness of grain is secured with war flour; C* vent, of cane sugar, as a substitute for sugar is prohibited. No sugar can lie while the richness of other ingredients used in making popcorn products, but BRINGING HOME THE RAILS makes it "without compare" in Western refiners’ syrup may Ik* employed as a Canada. substitute. The Order was effective on July 15, and violation of any of Its provisions Is punishable by a line of from $100 to 7ic Give it a Trial and See $1,000, imprisonment for up to three mdnths, or both fine and imprisonment. SHELLY BROS.LIMITED RETURNED HOME Phone 444 H,v. Joseph McCoy Attended Meeting •f General Assembly and Will Report.

Rev. Joseph McCoy returned this morning from a rather prolonged visit to Ontario. He attended the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church and will report to the local Presbytery on the forward movement which has been decided u|x>n This movement aroused a great deal of enthusiasm in the Assembly and as a result it is expected that there will be renewed wetivtty in Presbyterian Church rtretes here, and elsewhere. While in the East Mr. McCoy visited many relatives and old-time friends.

With the high cost of living ex-en the shoemaker can't always keep body Premier Oliver, Dr. Tolmie aud Mayor Todd exemplify the ‘ ' fetch-and-carry ” syatem, popularized by and sole together. local Oroeerteria. ■m g 1 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 1 = ?i ' ...... T [BIG JAPANESE LINER DUE HERE: Dry Cordwood 1 - Owing to present conditions we strongly advise everyone to > - buy their winter supply now.

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“Here's the Very Thing!" UNION CAULKERS RETURN TO WORK 6 ACRES Including Berth All cultivated and In crop, -$-> and Meals En Lloyd's Surveyor Claims He Route. 2,000 miles 200 Fruit Trees Was Misquoted in Report of of luxurious com- to feS b—iiun fort through the Official Adjuster famous island S. 8. KASHIMA MARU. sheltered “inside 5 Roomed Bungalow Latest wireless reports from the N.Y.K. liner Kaehlma Maru state that she wlH reach port to-night from the Orient. route by the “Princess Line. On 2-mile circle, close to paved road Having accepted the award of W. L. It is not yet known whether she will reach quarantine in time to secure pratique. For Victoria the Kashima Maru has Macdonald, official adjuster of ship 163 passengers and 1,412 tons of cargo. NORTH QUADRA STREET yard disputes, the striking caulkers are Canadian Pacific Steamers (An exceptionally healthy district all back at work to-day and the ring to live in),. of the mallet Is again in evidence at THE UNSCRUPULOUS Leave Victoria at 11 p. in. May 28 and the shipyards. V PRINCE GEORGE WAS SHIP OUTFITTED every Friday, effective June 7th, call­ The adjuster's decision, which was VON HINTZE ing at all the principal porta and Taku published in full in Saturday’s issue of Only $8,500 The Times, was that no caulkers be Glacier on northbound trip. HELD AT THIS PORT IN FIFTEEN DAYS The Christian See us about thin at once. employed in the shipyards without first No information given over phone. Monitor. Full particular» from any C. P. passing the required examination of the examining boards. R. agent or write H. W. BRODIE, Owing to Delays 6. T. P. Skinner & Eddy Corporation One better qualified than Paul von General Passenger Agent, Van­ IMfllERTOI ft MUSMAVE Surveyors Correction. Hintze to represent the Kaisers aims and aspirations could hardly have been couver, B. C. - Winch Bid.., 840 Fort St The report quoted W. J. Stephens. Steamship Turned Around Congratulated by Schwab on Lloyd's surveyor, as stating that the chosen to fill the place In the German men objected to by the uniorr-were not and Steamed for Skagway Delivery of West Gambo Imperial Government made vacant by competent caulkers, he having found it the retirement of Dr. Richard von necessary to go over certain portions Kuehlmann. For years von Hintze has of their work a second time, but Mr been at once .the confidential messen­ Stephens, in a sign ■ nt sub­ Heavy freights ami the strike at Seattle, July 22.- Saturday was an­ ger. the chief intriguer and the willing RUPERT EXCITED OVER mitted this morning to R. 1*. Butchart, Anyox are the reasons giver, for the other proud day for David Rodgers and tool of his master.. Favored early in director of shipbuilding, sets out that the Skinner Ait Eddy Shipbuilding Cor­ Ms career b$ th< notice of the man he was misunderstood. slight dislocation of the G. T. P. steam­ poration, for, while .they did opt smash whose consuming ambition it Is to DAY STEAMEIi TO 19084940 Mr. Stephens's letter of explanation ship service. The steamship Prince their previous record in t’ e ' accom­ overrun and overawe the world, von follows: George. Capt. D. Donald, which arrived plishment, they delivered to the Emerg­ Hintze was selected as the most pro­ SEATTLE Gulf mising person in the court circle to *'I note with regret the statement In here this morning from the North was ency Fleet Corporation the first of travel about among nations friendly to the local papers covering the caulkers' about thirty hours behind schedule end the monster Fourth of July fleet THB launched by the . various plants Germany, accept their hospitality, take Island strike at the Cameron-Upnoa and a result of the delay it was .neces­ throughout the United States. of their points of strength nmt Foundation Company s yards, and also sary to cancel the trip to Seattle. weakness and plan for their betrayal S.S. "Sol Duo” Everything Settled for Work the Assembly plant. 1 wish to be frank I The vessel vyas the steamship West Tour On the northbound trip to1 Prince ltu- Gambo. the first of the two ships sent or, if need be, for their ruin. Long fAKwa C P. It Wharf Salty ex- and say that I did not make a state­ eept Sunday at 16.86 a.at. for Port >ert and Anyox minor boiler trouble into the water by Rodgers and his men before August, 1914, von Hintze was to Proceed in Imme­ ment to the effect that the school meh isndicapped the speed of the Prince Angeles, Dtmgenese, Port Wil­ on the nation's natfcl day, and the event known to keen observers, in and out liams. Port Townsesd and SeatUa were incompetent, hut did sây tlgtt ow­ George and she was a few hours late of Germany, Nga a night prowler, a diate Future ing to these men being new to me. I marked the completion of the vessel arriving Seattle 1.11 p.m. Return­ in making the northern terminal. On to the last minute detail Just fifteen Uuul.h -dealer and Bo-- hotter than a ing. leaves Seattle daily except asked the. foremen to have the deck her previous voyage the George was common spy. Saturday at midnight. arrirtag days after she had been placed in the Victoria 8.86 am work double hawsed. For your infor­ held at Vancouver for the purpose of water. The first real knowledge which the mation. 1 wish to state that double having some electrical welding done to United States had of him was when, President Mullen, of the Mullen Con­ hawsing is practiced in a great rfiany one of her boilers. The boilers are now Already the Skinner A Eddy plant held and still holds j the record for as flag lieutenant to the German Vice- PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION CO. Ganges struction Company, of Pittsburg, ar­ places and does not mean tfiaCwork is giving all the steam required ami no commissioning a big steel vessel fol­ Admiral von Diederichw, Ka undertook rived In Vancouver last night after improperly done, as Mr. Macdonald, the further delay in this respect is antici­ to carry on negotiations looking to the adjuster, *tatef in his report to the pated. lowing its launching, for this firm put concluding the details of the agreement the steamship West Liango in com­ voluntary or forced evacuation <>f press. The Prince George, after an unusual­ Manila Bay by Admirai Dewey’s fleet. between his firm and the Grand Trunk ly lengthy stop-over of seven hours, mission twelve days after she had slip­ Kaiser to make friends abroad in order Was Misconstrued. ped down the ways, or sixty-seven These advances were at first insinu­ Pacific Railway Company tor the lease left at 8.16 p. m far Prince Rupert and ating, then persuasive, then offensive to betray them. He was, as Admiral Mr Macdonald misconstrued, no Skagway. The Seattle passengers working days following the laying of of the shipbuilding plant at Prince doubt, my statement it has been the her keel, a completed el.ip record which Their purpose was to corn in< « th. Dewey described him, "capable." He came over on the C. P. R. boat and acquired the English and French lan­ Harbour Rupert. He was accompanied by the practice in local yards to hgve ap­ boarded the O. T. P. steamship at this still remains unchallenged for a ship of American commander that he had no right to give orders which the Ger­ guages perfectly. He courted society chief engineer of the company. Just as prentices and their work inspected by port. Travel North is good according her else in American shipbuilding an- AND RETURN the union. The union claims that man commander von IHederichs should in foreign capitals and won confid­ soon as the arrangement for the im­ to the. company officials. When the ences. He was described as a person owing to a competent man being in Prince George gets away from Vancou­ F if teen Days for Outfitting. respect. After n shot had been fired portation of the steel plates has been across the bow of the German warship "hard as nails, entirely impervious to approved by the United States Govern­ charge of these apprentices the work ver at 11 o'clock to-night for Alaska The West Gambo required fifty-six is done satisfactorily. I wish to state most of her accommodation will be Cormoran, to make it clear that the aqy general humanitarian or altruistic ment Mr. Mullen will return and the days from her keel laying to launch­ American fleet meant to dominate the Ideas," one who in all International work of construction of five steel ships that a competent man was also In taken up. ing, and the additlorial fifteen days to charge of the school caulkers. At the The steamship Prince Rupert, Capt. situation, Vice-Admiral von Dled- matters was a barbarian. "The possi­ will commence. commissioning places her in the ranks bility |of war was never out of his same time I beg to advise that I had Duncan McKenxie. is posted to reach of the most speedily delivered vesaele erichs, according to.,Admiral Dewey's The three million dollar dry dock some of this work tested by the regu­ here to-morrow night from Skagway. testimony, "sent a capable young offi­ thought." said a writer who described and shipbuilding plant at Prince in the country, and when Informed of him as he waa eighteen • years ago. $ | .50 lar caulkers to satisfy both parties cer of the staff to me. with a memo­ Rupert has been lying almost Idle for the feat prior to their departure for •'When I spoke to him of the horror that the work had been done properly. the East, < ’harles M. Schwab and Chas. randum of grievances. When I had several years. A few coasting steamers Referring again to the newspaper re­ beard them through 'I made the most of such a way of settling disputes have been hauled out and repaired and A. Pie* reiterated much of the praise among civilized beipgs, I was met by a port, I wish to say that 1 did state to SPIRIT IN STATES they had a I read v extended Seattle's of the occasion by using him as a several war vessels have been over­ Mr. Macdonald that the work of the third person to state candidly and look of utoer lack of comprehension. hauled there, but owing to the lack of premier shipyard. Schwab at once sent The thought that it might one. day be union men was of the highest possible a congratulatory message to Dave firmly my attitude In a verbal message Every Wednesday mechanics to undertake the work it has standard. which he conveyed to his superior so his duty to bring war to the people been found impossible to undertake any Rodgers and his men, which he fol­ he had visited gave him no pain. It "This, I think, should clear up this LEFT ITS IMPRESSION lowed with another to D. E. Skinner, successfully that Vice-Admiral von large contracts. With the arrival of matter! to the satisfaction of all per­ 1 rirhs was able to understand my seemed to him the right and only skilled men repair work will be under­ presideni of the plant, the motto of thing." sons, as 1 am at art times as fair as which is "Do thing*, and do them point of view. There was no further and Saturday taken at the dock. possible with all the men, both union interference with the blockade, nor Von Hintze, who before becoming « Naturally the people of Prince quickly." and non-union, and desire only to ob­ The West Gambo, during her trials, breach of the etiquette which had been diplomatist had attained the rank of June to September 30 Rupert are very excited over the pros­ tain firsttclass workmanship. I met established by consent of other foreign admiral in the navy, played his pect of the shipyard opening and al- .ondon Editor, Who Has Been registered an average speed of twelve Mr. Macdonald, for the first time on .nui a half knots, and met every re­ commanders." favorite role of intriguer both in I reparations are being made to the street, and was in conversation The "capable young officer'* no Vhim* and in Mexico. In China his build houses to accommodate the In­ TouiinfWith Chas. Schwab, quirement. with him for about five minutes re the other than i’aul von Hintze, who later, con d u c t became so. notoriously repre­ && creased population. The new con- caulking situation, Me was. at that dmmtTr** at the suggestion of von hensible that he had to be recalled It traetors-state that they én tw» rupset PavsYisitHftfe--—— SUNRISE AND SUNSET. - umrnHmy -wrrrt'irrr -stnmr - TEIfcffcfTchl, "and wTtn lh<ë âpproTat'Wfwaw oT^my aneged that He ’war "The any difficulty in finding men. The fore­ business agent of the caulkers* union." Island men and many of the siuUed mechanics Time of sunrise (Pacific the Emperor, endeavored to conceal ■late of robber bands and spies. from the world, through the medium ini come from Pittsburg. standard time) at Victoria, B. , for the In Mexico he laid the groundwork of President Kelly, Vice-President Hln-. month of July, 1918: of a false statement, the fact that in the conspiracy which later brought C. Maughan. of The I^ondon Times, Manila Bay. following the destruction Zimmermann and von Bernstorff into Princess ton and a number of other officials of who came out to the United States and the Grand Trunk Pacific were in Prince WIRELESS REPORTS Canada at the suggestion of the Min­ of the Spanish fleet, the German fleet, disgrace and ridicule and hastened the Rupert all last week In connection with istry of Shipping to look over the ship­ Hour Min. Hour Min. which had come to that harbor with entrance of the United States into the the settled purpose of taking posses­ war. It was von Hintze who hatched the deal find the outcome is considered building operations on this continent July 1 ...... 4 K 8 17 very satisfactory to all concerned. duty 22* 8 e.m. ------r— with the object of writing a series of ...- jfr-rr.r* sion of the Philippines, was completely th«* plot for International Intervention 8 TY and humiliatingly defeated In a blood­ Cape Laxo—Clear calm; 29.88; 56; articles dealing with the great effort ...... 4 17 In Mexican affair», and who made it 17 less battle by the American command- TIDE TABLE. sea smooth. Spoke str. Princess Alice, that Is being put forth on this side of July 4 ...... 4 18 8 seem probable to the Berlin Forelgp 16 But the truth has become known Office that all former Mexican terri­ 12.15 a.m„ Seymour Narrows, south- the Atlantic, arrived in Victoria yes­ July 6 ...... 4 U 8 16 Wai|yl os ■ July. bound. terday from Seattle and spent tins fore­ July 6 ...... 4 * 19 8 to the world, and a part of this truth tory could be taken from the United 15 is that-in the accomplishment of his ITImcHttTImeHtlTImsHtfTImeHt Pachena—Cloudy; S.J>. light; 29.72; noon in visiting the shipbuilding plants July 7 ...... 4 19 8 15 States, lie had te leavé both China Hi that * <3*. Ltd, Passenger 57: light swell. here. ' July 8 victory Admiral Dfjwey received in­ and Mexico under a false name and in., Ih.nrt. ft.|h. m. ft h. m. ft.|h. m. ft...... 4 20 8 14 HIT Wharf St Estevan—-Clear; calm; 29.67; 68; sea He Is accompanied by F. W. Colllngs, July 9 21 8 14 valuable aid from Captain Chichester, disguise. After his unsavory diplo­ 1 .... 1 18 4 4 8.52 6.6 13.46 4.8 21.03 8 5 smooth. chief surveyor for Lloyd's in the North­ July 10 ...... 4 22 commander of the British fleet, who matic exploita In those countries he 4 19 8 5 21 29 8 8 • 13 2 .... Alert Bay—Overcast ; calm; 29.72; west district with headquarters at Se­ July 11 ...... 4 23 a 13 algo took occasltfiff to inform von sought appointment In the navy, but 8. A President Leaves Victoria 2.5 21.56 9 1 attle In conversation with a Times Dlederlchs that if he made a hostile this was denied him. However, while 4 -... 6.10 1.7 22.25 9 3 96; sea smooth. Spoke str. Admiral July 12 ...... 4 24 8 12 July 26, 5 p.m. 1 .... 6 58 1 1 22.57 9 4 Nicholson, 7.10 p.m.. off Boat Harbor, man this morning Mr. Maqghun waxed July 13 ...... 4 26 8 12 move against^ the Americans, the Eng­ even the Kaiser balked at placing him 6 .... 7 42 0 7 23.37 9.3 northbound; str. Northwestern, 9 p.in., enthusiastic over the tremendous effort July 14 ...... 4 27 8 11 lish fleet would do its utmost to blow in charge of a fleet, he deemed him 7 .... 8.22 0 5 IX 33 8.2 20 07 8 1 off Boat Harbor, northbound. Passed that is apparent on both seaboards of July 15 ...... 4 28 8 10 his ships out of the water. "‘This mes­ fit to represent the empire in- Norway. For San Francisco, Los /.-.?»■ S .... 0 22 9 1 V 01 06 18 54 8 1 21 or, 7 8 out str. Venture, 9.15 p.m., south­ the United States in turning out ton­ July 16 ...... 4 29 9 09 sage, it may be said in passing, marked He is, in short, a person generally 9 .... 1 OX 8 7 9 40 0 8 19.08 7 9 22 04 7 6 nage for the Allies. He traveled‘across July 17 ...... 4 90 8 08 the first step toward the Anglo- distrusted, yet he has now been les and San Diego Direct 10 .... 8 2 10 18 14 7.7 23.03 7 0 bound. X* 1 64 19.18 Triangle—Cloudy; N.W. light; 30.04; the continent wl(h Charles. Schwab, July 18 ...... 4 31 • 07 American entente that has since ripen­ chosen for a position in which Get- Alee sailings from Seattle, Tuesdaye. 11 .... 2 41 7.6 10 55 2.0 18 59 7.7 director-general of shipbuilding, and July 19 ...... 4 33 8 06 12 .... 0 04 6 5 3 31 6.9 11.30 2.8 19 i* 7.8 56; sea moderate. Spoke str. Gray, 11 ed so happily for civilization and hu­ many, mtire than any other nation on Fridays and Sundays. was deeply impressed with the extent July 50 ...... V.... 4 34 8 05 earth, needs a man in whom at least Per particulars Phone No. 6. 18 .... 111 6 0 4 30 « 2 12 02 3 6 19 40 8 0 p.m., 25 miles northwest of Triangle 36 14 .... 2 24 5 4 6 29 5.6 12.28 4.4 20 04 81 of the shipbuilding operations on the July 21 ...... 4 8 ot it was after this episode that von modicum of confidence might with Island...... 4 36 8 02 SAFETY-SPEED—COMFORT 15 .... 3 30 4 8 K 43 5 3 12.18 5 1 20 30 8 2 Ikeda Bay—Overqpst;- calm; 29.78; Pacific coast of the United States. July 23 Hintze was commissioned by the some degree of safety be placed. 1 16 .... 4 26 4 2 20 57 8 3 "The spirit of co-operation is won­ July 23 ...... 4 37 8 01 17 .... 5.12 3.7 21 23 8 4 67; sea smooth. July 24 ...... 4 38 8 00 Prince Rupert — Overcast ; calm; derful," remarked Mr. Maughan touch­ 18 .... 6 50 3 « U .. 21.46 86 ing upon the harmonious relations be­ July 25 ...... 4 39 7 68 19 .... 6 26 2 4 22 10 8.7 29.89; 56; sea smooth. Spoke str. Hum­ tween capital and labor." and they are July 26 ...... 4 46 7 67 20 .... 7.01 18 22 39 8 9 boldt. 11.30 p.m., Grenville Channel, ...... 4 42 7 66 7 35 1 3 23 20 9 0 certainly delivering the ships at a rapid July 27 21 .... northbound. Passed in str. Chelohein, July 28 ...... 4 43 7 85 23 .... x io 0 8 4.3u a in , m rthbound. 23 .... 0 13 9 0 8 46 0.7 18 14 7 r. 20 45 7 3 Considering that many of the yards 24 .... 1 12 8.8 9.23 0 8 17.41 7 4 21.15 6 8 Noon. on the Pacific coast are new, Mr. July 30 ...... « 45 7 52 25 .... 2 12 8 r, 10 02 1.2 17 52 7 5 22 30 6.2 Pachena—Cloudy ; N. W. light; 29.69; Maughan is of the opinion that on July 31 ...... 4 46 T 11 26 .... 3 13 7.9 10 43 19 18 14 7 7 23.30 6.6 64; light swell.—Spoke str Princess the whole they compare very favorably 27 .... 4.18 7 3 11.26 2.8 18,46 7.9 The Obaervatory, Uonsalee Heights, 28 .... 19.07 s i Maqtiinna. 10 a m., Claydquot Sound, with the shipbuilding plants of the 29 .... 1.88 4 1 7.89 6 1 12 42 4 9 19 35 8 4 LTnited Kingdom. Victoria, B. C. northbound. He' evidenced considerably interest, in 30 .... 2 42 3 3 10.06 5.9 12.48 5.8 20 06 8 7 Estevan—Clear; S. EL; 29.67; 60; sea 11 .... 3 48 2.7 20 38 8 1 the wooden shipbuilding operations ‘In SAME THING—ONLY DIFFERENT. smooth. Victoria and expressed great surprise HUMER 1104 The time used Is Pacific standard, for Alert Bay—Overcast; calm; • 29.68; that shipways should be vacant at local Everybody agreed that he was an the 120th Meridian west. It Is counted 59; sea smooth. plants at a time when there is such a from 0 to 84 hours, from midnight to mid­ awful bore, and he would keep you. night. The figures for height serve to Triangle—Cloudy; N. W. light, 80.02; demand for tonnage. for hours talking about his achieve­ distinguish high water from low water. 61; heavy swell.—Spoke str Princess ments. Where blanks Occur In the table, the May, 10.20 am crossing Millbank Johnson had been dining out with "Fm—aw—beastly fond of —aw—fol­ tide rises or falls continuously during two Sound, southbound; spoke str North­ some friends. When he left to go home lowing the hounds, doncherknow," he Bureau of Circulations successive tidal periods without turning. western. 11.65 a m., off Cone Island, he found himself in a very thick fog. Informed a lady friend one day. The height Is in feet and tenths of a Stumbling along a narrow pathway, he foot, above the average level of lower low northbound. "Yes; I thought as much from what Ikeda Bayy-Overcast ; N. W. fresh ; found himself descending a flight of papa said," replied the young thing. Enq u I malt —TA find the depth of water 29.80: 57; séa rough. steps. This he felt sure waa not right, "Weally ?" And what did youah on the sill of the dry dock at any tide, add and hearing footsteps ascending, he patah say?*' • lit,feet to the height, of high water as Prince Rupert—Overcast ; E. EL light; 29.87; 68; sea smooth.—Passed "Oh, ho said you seemed to be going dbove given. T •Pardon me," he said to the dim out, str Prince Rupert, 11 a.m., south­ to the dogs!" YUKON SALMoHUhT figure which presently loomed through bound*- the fog. "but can you tell me Where .1 am going to?” _ TEN DAYS OVERDUE WAR S0NGHEE MADE “Certainly, air," replied the stranger, politely. "If you go straight on you The Union Steamship SATISFACTORY SHOWING Will walk into the river! I have Just Dawson, July 21.—The salmon run. come out!" • Co., of Bt C. Ltd. now ten day» overdue, le causing anxi­ ON HER TRIAL TRIP ety here an the basin of the upper Yu­ A man entered a restaurant and ord­ kon depends largely on this fish for its ered a chicken. The chicken was evi­ Sailing from Vancouver ss under: winter food supply. A large fleet of The wooden steamship War Honghee dently tough, for when the waiter càme made a very satisfactory showing dur­ Surf Inlet-Skeena River-Prince Rupert fishermen has been ready for the sea­ in he beheld the diner in a great state Route Tuesdays, 9 p. m. son's operations for nearly a month. ing her trials on Saturday. Steaming Rivers Inlet-Ocean Falls-Bella Cools arrival of the over the measured mile at Parry Bay "■Waiter-" ha. said, "this chicken Is Route Wednesdays. 11 p. i dueh to iiiv t>r«ip mrorwTTtw-"• — rtie nwrrtewr ntJVTTT etc vert knots W sssr...... and subsequently was given an ex­ very tough." Prince Rupert-Naas River-Anyox •y at Andreafeky. in American "Very sorry, sir/ That chicken was ry on the lower Yukon. The now* tended test steaming for three con­ Route Fridays, 11 p. m. y is reported to be using wheels secutive hours. All those who took the always a peculiar bird.. Why, when we Regular sailings to other B.C. Points. came to kill it we couldn't catch It, so re fish. trip on the War Songhee expressed Dally except Sunday to Powell River Yukon river i* black with vast themselves as particularly well satis­ at last we had to Shoot It. It flew on fied with the outcome of the trials. Late the housetop^, and------" GEO. McGREGOR, Agent, of duck in flight from the north, No. 1 Belmont Bldg. Telephone lttt i two months ahead of the usual in the day the new craft returned to "Ah! that accounts for It. you must the Ogden Point assembly plant. have shot the weathercock by mistake.'* VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 — STILL LEAMtiNG - RETTOCTTVE RAISE ROOF GARDEN FETE r of the Opposition Will Con­ All Shoes Reduced tinue Hie Exploration of British Columbia. WITH NEXT CHEQUES? ON WEDNESDAY NEXT Continuing hie plans of personal in in Price vestigatlon as Leader of the Opposi­ f SOME SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK tion. W. J.gRowser, K. C., will leave the city tonnorrow for the northern Civic Employees Are Awaiting Novel Red Cress Affair Planned TONE as brilliant as the sparkle ef gems and a$»sweet Men’s Boots, 64.45 and...... S3.95 section of the Island, visiting Cura Council Action on Concili­ by Members of Vic- • as the old love song—as clear as the Sabbath church berland, Comox, Courtenay, Campbell A bell’s chimes and as true as the ring of a gong—this is Boys’ Boots, *2 95 and ...... $1.95 Rive^ and other points. ation Board's Award toria Club Youths’ Boots, *1.95 and...... S1.65 He will study the general conditions Sonora’s tone, which was awarded highest score at the Pan­ \ of the various communities and w‘ll ama-Pacific International Exposition.' to our July Clearance Sale. leaven his research with a little apoU The problem iu>w engaging attention Root garden. entertainments arejtun- with rod and line. at the City Hall is how to raise the ad­ iltar features of life in the big metro­ ditional sum which will have to be politan cities of the Eastern States, but EFORE yon purchase Went More Pay.—The delivery men employed by one of the biggest bak­ found tv meet the award of the Con­ are still unique in Victoria, and for your Phonograph, hear Maynard’s Shoe Store eries in the city are asking for an in ciliation Board, handed down last this reason It is expected that a big B crease in wages to $4 a day. While week. The Couneil is pledged to ac­ crowd will attend the novel event to the Sonora. It will give Phone 1232 649 YsWs Street there is at present no threat of a cept the award and therefore there will be given, on the roof of the Campbell strike Is possible that the matter Building ' on Wednesday afternoon, to you; to your family and may end up. that way in case the re­ not be any dispute on that score. It Where Most People Trade July 24 from $.30 to 11 p. m. Given quest is not met to the satisfaction will be necessary to amend the Ex friends, years of the keenest of the men. It is also stated that all penditure By-Law, and as the award clear day, a magnificent view may be the bakeries in the city may be con­ is retroatcive, the next pay cheques obtained in every dirèction from this with their increases should be welcome particularly fine vantage poinL pleasure, entertainment and -IF ITS FOR A FORD. WE HAVE IT" fronted with the same situation. AAA to the staff. The members of the Victoria Club- enjoyment. The Sonora is the In Memory of Geologists.—The re­ It is assumed that it will add about have planned the event, and the entire cent Jasue of .The Canada Gazette con­ $10,000 to the estimates for the in'slde proceeds' will be handed to the Red universal Phonograph. It plava tains notice of the naming of two service,—though no figures are yet Grosse One ot tlte chief attractions mountains after the late Dr. cC. W. available as to the actual increhse In will be the Red Cross stall In charge all makes of disc records, thus Dryad ale, of the Geological Survey, regard to the outside men. of Miss Oldfield, where a bag compel! and J. W. Gray, who were accidentally While the outside service is on the tion will be held, each person voting permitting you to enjoy not drowned in Kootenay River in July last whole content with the award, there on the bag which they believe will re year. Mount Dryedale Is at the north are some murmuring* in the City Hall, reive the prise. Donations of bag only the artists retained by For "Fords"-The "list" fire Carrier of Wolverine Pâss, in the Kootenay as to the allocation of the {>ayments to this booth will be entered in the com district, and Mount Gray overlooks be made in future for clerRai work. petition. Other attractions will include one company, but those retain­ Just a one-piece steel ring. Connection easily made. Wolverine Pass from the southeast. For instance five employees in the a mystic table, flower booth, fancy ed by all companies. Besides Tire put on and removed instantly. It protects the AAA waterworks department, who have an stall, ice cream and afternoon and Patriotic Aid Donations.—Among re­ average record of tch years continuous high tea. As an added attraction ■ this desirable feature of versa­ tire. cent subscriptions received by the Vic­ service will earn slightly less per capita dance will be given in the rooms of the TIRES AND ACCESSORIES toria Patriotic Aid Society are the fol­ than the garbage employees per month, Victoria Club from 9 till 11 o’clock. tility, the Sonora has at least a lowing: Staff of Union Bank, $16; while in two departments mèn doing Employées, E. A N. Railway Company, identical work have a difference of $26 dozen important improvements NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. $203.Vi Employees of Victoria Phoenix per month in their pay. However, the 7593 that are of great value and con­ 831 Yates St. Ford Dealers. Phone 4900 Brewing Company. $16.60; Staff of Civic Employees Protective Associa^, NEEDED Messrs. Gordon Drysdale. $10; Em­ tlon recognizes that perfection is im­ venience in the reproduction of ployees of The Times, $27.60; officers possible. Rumor has It that some of and crew of C. G. 8. Newington. $15.15; the aldermen, do not welcome the ad­ music. Says He Wee Net Drunk.—The case Messrs. J. Sommer A Sons. Ltd., $10; vances to heads of departments, whost- TO CHEAPEN MILK of Alfred Williams, charged with being Employees, D. Spencer. Ltd., $42.50; salaries were slashed during the past T our store you may see and hear all of the latest Sonora drunk on Government Street early this Employees, Cameron Lumber Co., Ltd., thre? years. »„ morning, was remanded until to-mor­ C. P. K Plant. $16.50; Employees of the With regard to the essential amend­ models. •Prices arc no higher than what you would Falrall’s row by Magistrate Jay In the Police Foundation Co. of B. C., Ltd, $17.75; ment of the Expenditure By-Law to Employees, C. P. R. Empress Hotel, A Court this morning. Accused pleaded legalise the changes Incidental to the Prices Sure to Go Up If Farm expect to pay for other instruments of equal size. Terms not guilty. $15l60. award, there Is no immediate hurry. AAA The work of the assessment commis­ ers Cannot Get Food of payment arc every bit as easy. AAA Cider Absent Without Leave. William sioners will not be completed until the Barbers’ Closing Hours.—At the John Jones appeared in the Police ' for Stock Makes good friends everywhere end of August, and they will then have meeting of the City Council this even­ Court this morning before Magistrate to consider the appeals already lodged. ing a by-law will be submitted fixing APPLE CIDER Jay, and pleaded guilty to a charge of Thus there iw no expectation of the the hours of closing at those set by the absenting himself without leave from tax notices beln issued until late in the FLETCHER BROS. CHERRY CIDER recent petition. The city solicitor is tile Canadian Expeditionary Forces. fall, with probable rebate date at the Unless something is done immedl Western Canada’s Largest Music House CRAPE CIDER engaged now on the redrafting of the The case was remanded until to-mor­ usual period at the end of November. ately in the way of laying down an ii Karly Closing by-law, which will be row In order that the military authori­ rigatlon scheme for the Saanich Pen LOGANBERRY CIDER It seems impossible to get away from 1121 GOVERNMENT STREET and 607 VIEW STREET ready later. ties may look up certain circumstances that late date for general taxes, much insula, the people of Victoria1 are In the New Spencer Building.v Also at Vancouver AAA connected with the charge. It faced with the absolute certainty of a "You'll not waste a tasta* as the Council has striven to do so of Pt*. M. Plnee Killed.-- Pte. Marshall stated that Jones had been previously recent years. continued and steady increaae in the On sale at all first-class bars Pineo, who worked for the Fernwood sentenced to twelve months by the price of milk, In addition to which the and refreshment booths. Pharmacy for about two years, was Magistrate, but had been allowed his city’s supply is threatened. f killed while serving as a dispenser in liberty on condition that he enlist. ANOTHER SUNDAY LIST The feed question is at the bottom one of the hospitals at Eta pies on May AAA of the trouble, and so keenly is the HEADQUARTERS FOR EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 24 during a German air raid. A letter President Wilson Replies. — Two P^ic, Still Striving tv Give Public situation affecting the ranches In the from a sister at Fort Fraser to friends weeks ago on the occasion of “Ameri­ "Intelligent Enforcement” of neighboring districts being felt that Fairall’s, Limited in the city conveyed the news. Pte. can Sunday” at the Naval and Mill Lord’s Day Act. whereas It is necessary in the cases IMneo joined up with a Vancouver unit, tary Methodist Church. EaquIrraUt. the of a number of large operators to add Fhone 212 and went overseas last autumn. He congregation sent a wire to President Nothing daunted by the Attorney to their herds, if they would keep up was in Halifax when the explosion Wilson congratulating.,him on hie prise Generals continual refusal to allow with the demands for milk made upon took place. statesmanship and America's contribu­ prosecution until a majority of the them, yet owing to the serious posi­ AAA tion to.the nnr in men and materials. Police Commissioners so will, the tion in which they are.placed yrlth re­ Soldier’s Baby Finds Heme.—As a In reply the following letter has been police as usual busied themselves yea spect to feeding" their slot!*, they hesl NEWS IN BRIEF result of the appeal made through the received from J. P. Tumulty, private terday in trying to give the public tate to invest in cattle they cannot press for a home for the five-year-old secretary to President Wilson at White “that intelligent enforcement of the daughter of a returned soldier whose House. Washington, and was read in Lord’s Day Act to which they are en Selling Out Herds. V "Why Pay High Rate tor Sir. Is- church yesterday; “The President • the Anti-Combine wife is lying seriously 111 ! in hospital, ytled.” In accordance with the pre One man from the Saanich district. thirty offers of a home were made asks me to acknowledge your kind cedent set up by the same perform Agents and ears money. Duck A Who is in a position to know what he within the short ppace of fifteen hours, telegram dated July 7, and to thank you gnee on several Sundays .past the is talking abdût. states that already a Johnston. * and the little one Is now being well warmly for having sent It. He asks names of all persons who violated the number of owners of small herds up- * * * cared for. The soldier and his wife me to assure you and all those con Sabbath were noted down, and later island and In other sections have sold If It Won’t Rain une a piece of hose. wish to express their sincere thanks to cerned that he deeply appreciates your officially recorded. The list as usual out simply because they cannot con We can evil you any length desired. We all tlv.se who so kindly offered assis­ generous sentiments M totals something over two hundred tlnue to operate under existing condi buy It by the mile and sell it by the tance in their time of trouble. A A A names, the chief offenders being the tiens of feeding stock, and he states foot. The cotton hose, suitable for the Had Ne Marriage Certificate.—Plead­ owners of shoe shine establishments, that the most experienced dairymen in lawn. 18c per foot. The corrugated ing guilty to -a c harge of not having a tobacco stands and Ice cream parlors. Saanich are much alarmed over the rubber five-ply hose won't cturk nor marriage certificate on hie persbn to This list after being neatly typewrit situation. kink, 24c. foot. R. A. Brown & Co.. show that he Is exempt from military ten at some considerable trouble, will Some time ago the Board of Trade, 1302 Douglas Ht. * service Arthur Earle Chandler was be forwarded to the Attorney-General by request. Interested Itself in the mat­ û A * fined $10 and $2.50 costs by Magistrate with a request from the Chief of Police ter, and offered its auditorium for the HOTPOINT IRON Let the Lawn Mower Hospital cure Jay in the Oak Bay Police Court this that he will, in accordance with the Our Stock of free use pf a meeting at which to dis­ Why deprive yourself of the convenience of ironing electricallyÎ Cat a* îemic mower, lit Cormorant morning. Accused stated that the mil­ Lord s Day Act, be allowed to prose­ cuss an irrigated scheme to make More than Two Million Women use Hotpolnt Electric Irons. BtreeL • itary official who had approached him cute Sunday violators. Saanich more productive, and consid­ It has an-always cool handle, point always hot, cool grip, removable A * A Summer Underwear on the .subject called him a "iyo-Ger- erable prominence was given In The Lawn Mowers Sharpened, latest pro­ man slacker" and had said that “if he Times to the matter, but Alderman •witch-plug, non-scorching heel stand (saves lifting), and heating ele­ cess. Jack’s Stove store, SOS Yates. had his way” accused would be sta^ OFF TO NELSON Porter was the only one Who attended ment guaranteed for five yeans. up against a wall and shot. Accused Phone 171*. * Affords Many Money the meeting. was distributing Bible Student hand Hon. T. D. Pattullo and Hon. E. For sale by A * » bills. Moisture is Needed. When you have your Barrow Will Attend Irrigation AAA Convention Next Week. It is pointed out that the whole ______printing done In Victoria Saving Opportunities Wants More Money. The Central trouble on Vancouver Island is that, the money stays here. Ask for this label iron Committee has applied to the city except in the low lands, crops which HAWKINS & HAYWARD The Hon. T. D. Pattullo, Minister of thrive splendidly In thé early sum- • ■ . Stactrlcal Supplied __ • .It ia-aa economical-bafeit to Council fur a further grant of $150. the Lands, left the city yesterday after? ------'Oii^'W. LW4” HdTMl«;'t^ HotMierFhT"; ktunda of the eonmmtee Trtng ni most ’noon ~Tor’’?Ie6on~ to pàïraToWTKi wer niotiUi» are later d warfed or cosu- ...... = —HW nmiM «î, r>«,« ut, a» on, nats ■—— —------aician SL Joseph's Hospital has exhausted. By sub.Hcriptioiis fn-m pub­ pietely burned off by the heat of the get. into—buying jour tin. proceedings of the twelfth annual con­ sun, there being no moisture in- the »•* Dongla, et. Phone «IT. Near cor. Fort St an office in the Winch Bunding, 5180 lic bodies, and fr6in other sources the vention of the Western Canada Trriga Fort Street. Rooms 25 and 21. derwear ami sundries at sum of $2106 -wns raised, "and there is ground to sustain It With an irriga­ tlon Association, which commences ita tion system the farmers would not AAA now only a small balance in hand to business on Wednesday, continuing un Inquiry having been made at the Richardson’s. Here are a need to worry even if the rain did fail carry on the work of the organization, til the evening of the 26th. them. Blue Cross Rooms, for a phonograph, few sample values that which judging from the recent me- ting It Is expected that Premier Oliver would any lady, wishing to donate In the State of Washington, where appears shortly to promise some «lefln- will be able to attend some of Ute tbartr are already vast areas ot la* same, kindly ring up Mr. Vvy. Phone .....-.■-■«=» prove it»-'■=— WfrtiWdil. slons of the convention* calling at the made productive by irrigation, plans 3717? * -AAA interior city on hie return journey ffom an- it present under way tà Irrigate AAA Dominion Fire Chiefs Association.— Vests from ...... 25< Ottawa. The Hon. E. D. Barrow will another 40.000 acres In the Okanagan Failed to Appear.—Failing to appear An Invitation for the Victoria Fire join the Minister of Lands in Van­ In the Police Court this morning to Drawers from ...... 60< district, the project involving the Chief to attend the Dominion Fire couver and travel to Nelson with him. carrying of water a distance pf Economize Where answer a charge of drunkenness James Combinations from .... 75< Chiefs’ Association Convention has seventy-five miles in a canal. The Valley forfeited $6.00 bail. been sent to the City Council. The at­ valuable work of this nature carried A- A A titude of the Council recently in refus­ Garage Permits.—Additional permits on In the Pacific ('oast section of the ing to send a delegation to the Pacific United States has been referred to by for private garages indicate an In­ Coast Fire Chiefs Association, which the advocates of the Saanich scheme creasing number of cars being obtain­ has much closer relation with this sec­ instance of "how millions of ed for private use. 6. A. Richardson A Co. tion, does not promise well for repre­ Economy Counts dollars’ worth of food can be pro­ AAA Victoria House, CM Ystee SL sentation at the convention of the duced by irrigation and the cost of No Birth Certificate.—Robert Joseph other body, which meets this year in food to the consumer lessened. Your one big item in your expense account is your Grocery Lusne wns ordered Jo pay $2.50 costs by Toronto at the end of next month» Magistrate Jay in the Oak Bay Police bill. The amount we save you each time may not appear large. Court this morning for failing to have MAYOR’S PLANS a birth certificate on his person to But you arc doing this every day. The goods are always fresh show that he Is not liable" to military TT.... ,V Wire is Received From Mayer Todd because they arc turned over so fast they cannot be otherwise. service on account of being over age. "If Yon Get It at Plimley’s It's All Bight" f THORPES'® Indicating Intention to Leave Toronto eh Wednesday. THE PRICES ARE LESS because we have no old-fashion­ -r Masseys $50.00; Ramblers $40.00; 0Ct.iC.ievS Mayor Todd will reach the city ed, needless expense. BUY A BICYCLE English Models, $55.00 to $80.00. early next week, on his return from AND SAVE MONEY Plimley’s Cycle Store, 611 View stt. 0*v Ottawa, according to a wire received at the City Hall this morning. He is 16-pound Fir Cordwoed now in Montreal and will leave To­ Roger,’ Golden Syrup, Meson Fruit Jars, per dozen, ronto for the West on Wednesday. tins ...... f 1.00 $1.08 and ...... 98* AND BANK CiOoEi An While dealing jsrith other matters His ABSOLUTELY DRY Worship does not state if he has visit­ A fuel you can always depe.nl ed Levis, Quebec, to Inspect the Can­ Robin Hood Porridge Oats, large Not-A-Seed Raisins, per pkt., p"i adian Northern Railway ferry Canora, cb to give good satisfaction. which la due to start for. t’iq West ai drums ...... 20<* 17c and ...... 13T an early date. That was his intention when be left Victoria yesterday week, Lloyd-Young & Russell following several communications with Nabob Jolly Powders, Peanut Butter, in bulk, per 1012 Breed Street. Phone 4532 the C. N. R. management with regard ' »< pound ...... 20f to the subject. The Mayor will not arriVe in time to attend the session of tne directors Chocolate, 1-lb. shSVXaSiYomenta on. now.con. MocksPrices of the Pacific North We At Tourist As­ Manitoba Freeh Eggs, per do sen ...... 38< H.TS. feinrtoarFord^tt^2] sociation in Portland, set later this ...... 44* PHONE XT74 FOR SPECIAL PRICES. week. FOUR OPIUM SMOKERS Victoria Wood Co. Eas|HNnd4F€onwikBÜ3r'Sdiely-Ecoikomically zl Tried to Escape Through Hole in Wail • When Police Raided Joint on for big ars too-White end seven Colors Sunday Morning. The People’s Grocerteria Certain members of the police force 749-751- Pacific Transfer Co. spent a rushing time on Saturday -YATES STREET- -749-751 H. CAL WILL AUTO All Tourists night and in the small hours of Sun- Heavy Teaming ot Every I .FINISHES are Invited to inspect our latest lay morning, for, after having rounded imports of up fourteen Inmates of a gambling den O «script ten a Specialty Sergeant Fry, Constables Stevens. to one Sergeant Fry and his party of they Whe quietly withdrawing by a ART CURIOS t Harper and Oulllford captured four police officers set out to raid a room Phenes 248-240. back stair Way. The Chinese tried to "Buy the articles in each of the groups of food which are not Crepe de Chine Kimonos, beau­ wily Oriental* engaged in their favor­ situated on premises at 1626 Govern­ ite pastime of "hitting up the opium ment Street. Sergeant,Fry climbed gp get rid of the* Implements of their, Express, Furniture Removed. tiful Chtnaware, Silks, Hand- required by the armies.”—Canada Food Board. Carved. Ivory and Oriental pipe.” The offenders, Lee Howe, Lee the fire escape and entered the room opium emsjfo.frng by throwing them 1 Bunascc Checked end. Stored ------—Omnia,, vie.------—~ Hong, Sing on and Lee PuirqtftpeaTWT through (lie skylight, leaving ConslaHe the jrtré^" where they were carefully Our Motto: Prompt end civil Autos In the Police Court and with the ex­ Stevens on the street. The four CM collected by thq police. The rest of the service. Complaints will be dealt LEE DYE A CO. ception of Lee Howe pleaded guilty to nese made their escape through a paraphernalia, which was produced ir. with without delay. Phone 697 Thomas Plimley ZT' the charge of being inmates of an small hole in the celling which, by a court was found In the room where the 717 Cormorant St. Vlptorlo, B. C. 71# V1,w 8t. . Phon. 134 dplum den. They were each fined $15 sort of tunnel, connected with the ad­ smoking was taking place, and which 727-736 Johnson Street 611 View Street Just Above Douglas. and $2.60 Costs by Magistrate Jay. joining room. Sergeant Fry followed though guarded by heavily barred It was brought forth In the evidence through the htfoe and climbing along doors was entered by Constables Gulli- 1 that on Sunday morning at a quarter the rafters arrested the celestials ma ford and Harper. 10 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918

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feature that not only is filled with thrilling dramatic action, hut one whicli la extremely timely. The mys­ TO-DAY’S AMUSEMENTS terious disappearance 0f a secret treaty from the State Department sets Variety:—"Bill" Hart, in “Selfish. in motion the machinery of the secret Vataa.”' ' =E service and rushes a man and girl through all sorts of exciting adven­ Royal Victoria—Earle Williams tures How the secret service agent, and Corinne Griffiths, in “The Stolen With the aid of his adventure-loving fiancee, blocked the treacherous foreign Dominion—Clara Kimball Ycm«B< agents is told in an absorbing way. in “The House of Glass." Earle Williams with Corinne Griffith ROYAL VICTORIA Çolumbia—Alice Joyce, in "An divide equally the stair roles. Alabaster Box." On the same programme Fatfy, Ar- One Week. Commencing To-Night huckle is also-seen in hia latest comedy Romano-—Gladys Hulotte, in “Mrs. "Moondhine."' This picture can be Slacker." termed'a feature in itself as this com - Pantages—“The Birth of a Na* edy is one of the funniest that Fatty erie wiiiism s Arbuckje has yet^appeared la. ------Csrinnc Qr.ff ft* m DOUBLE ATTRACTION Tht St©!«rvTreaty *

ROYAL VICTORIA DOMINION At the Royal Victoria Theatre To-night A number of familiar New York In ‘The Stolen Treaty,” which will he landmarks will appear in the screen the attraction at the Royàl Victoria, version of “The I ouse of Glass," the Kimball Young and her own company. would contain some sound character Jefferson Market and the Penn, station, commencing to-night, is a photoplay new Select production featuring Clara drawing and he wholesome of theme. EARLE ii\ Blackwell’s Island and the Tombs all Both of these qualities are found in figure prominently in the action of the “An Alabaster Box.” which will be the play, and several scenes have been attraction screened at "the Columbia “shot" at each location. Theatre for the first three days of this That the novelty of playmaking in week. It l* a five-part Vltwgraph Blue WILLIAMS public places has not a* yet lost its Ribbon feature, written by Mrs. Free­ flavor was amply proved during the man ami Florence Morse Kingsley, and taking of these scene*. In each case directed by Chester Withey. The lead­ With Miss Young W*S quirk! v recognized ing character of the drama I* Andrew and she and tier players surrounded B'dton. the “l>ig man” of a New Eng 2517 by an interested and admiring throng. land village, whose energy and push The house of glass is tli.it in which keep the place alive and furnish em­ dwell* a prosperous raifrofid hppd who, ployment f,ir neurly sU the inhabitants, CORINNE as he is sternly pressing the prosecu­ hut whose financial failure is brought tion of .a young employee caught steal­ alsiut hy, the refusal <»f his fallow DOMINION ing. learns at last through the very de­ townsmen to support him when he tective whose work he is hacking up tries to enlarge his business Interests, that his own wife is an ex-convict. and He is sent to prison for embezzle­ GRIFFITH ‘ TO-NIGHT AUD All WEEK This stirring American melodrama ment Year* after his daughter, who was adapted hy Charles K. Whittaker, was a young child when her father was directed by Emile Chautard. and is a convicted, returns to the village under In Select Star Series production. It will an assumed name, and liecomes the he shown here at the Itominion Theatre Lady Bountiful of the place, a fortune A PAST MASTER IN COMEDY, IN this week. having been left her by An uncle. Her father also returns and when his old CLARA KIMBALL VARIETY neighbors learn the truth they turn on « his daughter and attempt to wreck the old Bolton home, where she is living. “THE STOLEN “Rig^Bitl Hart" is at the Variety to­ Bolton tries to defend the house, and And Her Own day In the picturixed version of <\ falls dead from excitement An Inter­ Gardiner Sullivan's story. ‘ Selfish esting love Interest runs through the Yates.” a man whose theory was "Me Moonshine Company first and all1* the time—may the devil Alice Joyce fits the character of YOUNG take The rest." Such a circumstance as Bill Hart in the leading role and in a Lydia Bolton to a nicety, and Marc TREATY” Nothing but fun—pure fun. The sort of story by Sullivan, wh-tse scenes are Maclfermott plays Andrew Bolton with laid in the mountains of the Wears-"- the necessary force and finish. Harry How a nation’s Honor Was Saved by a fun you'll chuckle over qvery time the promises a splendid Hart play, and Bill Ham. Daisy De Forest and Frank is at his beet in the production Crane have other Important roles, and Plucky Man and a Quick-Witted Girl scenes come back to your mind In the mining town of Thirsty Cen­ act them properly. The production is ter. In the Dos ('abusa* Mountains in adequate, and Chester Withey has Arisona.. there was the Devil's Own directed it with skill. The eighth epi­ Saloon, a notorious dive conducted by sode of “The Fighting Trail" will 'Selfish" Yates, widely known as the round out a very attractive pro­ most cold-blooded, selfish man in the gramme. West. His theory was that self Special Musical Programme—Royal Concert Orchestra should lie the first consideration of every man, and although no thief or RANTAGES J. W. BULL0UGH. Director assassin, and a man whose word was as goes! a* his bond, he looked after The magnificent spectacle-drama. his individual interests first. “The Birth of a Nation.", which was One day a prairie schooner. in given this afternoon, the first of four which Mary Adams, eighteen, and her showings at the Pantages Theatre, is little sister. Betty, were sealed, was undoubtedly Ihe greatest of all spec­ driven to the door of the Devil's Own tacle plays. 8u< h stage spectac les as Saloon. Yates, amaxed, glanced at "Ben Hur" or "The Blue Bird," sup­ Mary wonderingly. and with an air of posed to be the high-watiçr mark for annoyance Am ong the motley crowd such productions i>ale* Into insignifi­ Don't Miss This Excellent Programme that greeted the newcomers were the cance beside the epic of American his* Oklahoma Hog." named in accord­ Lory with its 1.000 scenes. 18.000 cavalry ance xx 1th his appetitte. and "Rocking and 200.000 detulls. the result of eight « hair" Riley, the business partner of months of tireless labor and the ex­ Yates. penditure of half a million dollars. Yates treated the newcomers, whom "The Birth of a Nation" was sug­ ONE NIGHT ONLY he Contemptuously termed "a couple of kids." with characteristic coldness. gested by Thomas Dixon's "The Cians- The evil eves of Riley brightened at ian." and "The leopard’s Spots." and the sight of Mary's youthful charms, Sas a grandly epical quality of its own while the “Oklahoma Hog" was trans- which stamps it as a masterpiece of Princess Theatre, Thursday, July 25 1 mrted with delight at the coming of genius. Instead of four to six scenes this girl, who was so different In every of conventional play. Its technique per­ way from the women making the mits of filming literally thousands of at 8.15 p. m. Devil's Own Ratoon their headquar­ scenes covering a wide range of his­ ters. Yates, to whom Mary appealed tory and characters. Mr David Wark | il 'for employment, cutdly "—turned- iwr Griffith tnok iwoet- of the scene* in the i over to ~ Wong, for whom She was tft great out-of-dours where nature pafiit- Selections by Mrs. Gertrude Huntley Green’s Talented Orvfieatra. The House of Blass" work as a, scrubwoman in the dance vd the backgrounds and army men di­ hail. How she wine the heart of the rected the battle campaigns. The no­ ~ ' Songs by MISS KVA HART, MR. JAMES HUNTER The Phenomenal , Melodrama by Max Marcin The stern, flint-hearted Yates is told in table Indoor scenes. . such, -a Ford'» fascinating manner in “Hellish Yates." Theatre on the night of the Lincoln Screen Favorite Supreme in One of Her Greatest Triumphs which will delight Hart's many ad­ tragedy, the Peace at Appomattox und mirers among Victoria theatre-goers. S'iuth Carolina Legislature in 1870. are This film will be the featured attrac­ exact facsimiles of the originals. The tion at the Variety all week. uprising of the Ku Klux Klan and the TOPICAL CHRISTY overthrow of the carpet-bagger regime PATHS COLUMBIA In the South after the war are two of the striking episodes of the film. LECTURE-The COMEDY— Fighting Front SCENIC WAR NEWS It was a foregone conclusion that a The rove Interest of the play Is based story by Mary F. Wilkins Freeman on a friendship between the family of -BY- Lt.-Col. The Rev. G. H. Andrexvs (Just back from Western and Salonika Frontal 1‘roceeda in aid of Red Croaa.

Price»—Whole Ground Floor, 50c. Balcony, 25c. ALL SEATS RESERVED. BOOK EARLY. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED Hooking Office opens Monday, July 22nd. Phone 11 '-•> R. N. Hincks, Manager. TO-NIGHT Camerons of the Hputh and. the Stone- straddle. The best he can hope, with mans of the North, both Involved In such' tangible assertions as he makes.. the struggle. Its a wonderful, roman­ Is to poultice the domestic impatience. | tic thread running throughout the pro­ He need not expect any allied converts duction. Synchronising with the thrill­ outside a few professional pacifists.— World ing scenes of the story, and building up Boston News Bureau. a deeper Significance in them is a mar­ of labor unrest, ear strikes and WHL S. HART velously effective music score played TAKING NO CHANCES. Increased fares. Your nickels by- a symphony orchestra (ft a dozen AS pieces. Altogether this la a splendid Viscount Bryce, whose name has re­ art production—one whose richness cently been so prominently before the never fades however often it 1* seen. public In connection with, the Llch- Made Safe <6 II It will be shown at the Pantages to­ nowsky revelations, loves a good story. night and to-morrow afternoon and Once, when presiding at a dinner when Invested in s evening. of the Union League Club, he had to Selfish Yates leave early, and his apology took the BRANTFORD RED BIRD K U EH LM ANN’S VAIN CRAFT. form of ail anecdote. BICYCLE C. Gardner Sullivan, whose pen created Hart's “Aryan,” Of two Scotchmen who had had a “The Return of Draw Egan" and “Hell's Hinges," comes merry evening, one, he said, rose to The Greatest Money-saver. Somewhat like the Bourbons of other to bat this time with "Selfish Yates," whose motto was days, the Prussian* of to-day regret "Why, mon Handy, are ye going “MB—first, last and always" nothing, concede nothing. That is the awa’ at ten o'clock?" asked the other.. burden of the wordy muse which the "I maun go," replied Handy “I ha'e For Democracy Laid In the Familiar Background of Caf-ttis and Sage Brush. Sullivan crafty Kuehlmartn has flung about changed my lodgings and I'm nae weel has Achieved an Entirely New Angle to the Bad Man. many points of the war. situation, with­ acquaint wi’ the staircase." Bold only by out being definite or accurate on any "And I'm nae so verra well acquaint of them. He d.>es not proffer peace, with the staircase yet myself." ex­ merely saying In what manner peace plained Viscount Bryce as he bowed must come; hie .evident purpose is 19 himself out RUFFLE Animated Weekly sketch a background for a “German The Cycle Man. peace" of trickery, salvage and of sub­ The total wage bill of the railways of 140 Tate*. Phone Ml World’s Latest Events, and All the News That’s Fit to Screen. stitution—L e„ of East for West. Great Britain amounts to no He has tried to talk deviously to two less than £47,000,000 a year. audiences—those at home who sigh or VARIETY ORCHESTRA—lienedict limitly. director. shout" for peace, those abroad whoosh* miR has heeri started in Scotland A scene from the great spectacle-drama "The Birth of S'fftMttR;** hopes to OtwOt* In aisMI Tlf a showing at the Pantages Theatre to-day and Tuesday. simile! impatience. It Is a hard verbal UTILIZE TIMES WANT ADS Victoria daily times, Monday, jitly 22, mis 11

BHHBMSl» START OF TIMES AQUATIC RACE SAVE TIME AND MONEY (PTHW1 Ride a Bicycle, It’s Cheaper Than Car Fare Monarch Bicycles ...... ft 10.00 Perfect Bicycles ...... f50.00 Capital Bicycles ...... $10.00 purpose of determining the future of the league under Secretary Baker's de­ Victoria Bicycles ...... $-15.00 AMERICAN BASEBALL cision of the work or fight order. WILLOWS, INCOGS AND Perfect Bicycles, with two-color motorcycle frames...... $00.00 National Games Cancelled. Victoria High-grade English Bicycle ...... $60.00 Chicago, July ll.^—Two games be­ Pudge Whitworth Bieyclee, $75.00 and...... $00.00 tween the Cincinnati and Chicago teams Sold on eaay instalments, $6.00 down and $5 00 per month; SITUATION GROWING of the National League, scheduled for FIVE C*S VICTORIOUS to-morrow, were .cancelled to-day by 1121 Government SL PEDEN BROS. Phene $17 August Hermann, chairman of the Na­ tional Baseball Commission^ and presi­ VERY RUSSIAN LIKE dent of the Cincinnati club, as a result of Secretary Baker's interpretation of Ackroyd Scores a Century; In­ the work or fight order n« applied fo (SEATTLE WELt SEE* • baseball . playera Hermann said, in a cogs DidTTof Rave a Hard Mrs. Hibbert for very generous help; long distance conversation with Charles HUGE SPORT CARNIVAL to Mrs. inhee for a splendid crate of American League at Meeting Weeghman, president of the Chicago Time With Depot strawberries which were raffled and club tha4 he was (tying to arrange won by ticket No. 398, held by Alias IS. s‘ Yesterday Decides to Quit; Seattle, July 22 —A great programme W. Robertson. Ticket No. 118 drew meeting of National League owners in the box of cigars. Ticket No. 381 the Pittsburg Tuesday. of athletics has been lined up for the National Games Cancelled The three games In the Virtue Cop. Victory Carnival which get* under tray camisole, and ticket No. 459 the sand­ Hermann's Ides. cricket series played on Saturday re­ here next week. Those in charge of wich tray. . Cincinnati, July 22.—August Her­ sulted In victories for the Willows the affair have obtained the best tai- It has been decided to close for the mann. chairman of the national com­ Camp, the Incogs and the Five Ce. At *nt in the Northwest in nearly every duration of the school holidays the ' mission. gave out the following state­ the Jubilee Hospital grounds the Five branch of sport to compete for honors Young People’s Sewing Class, ami work Cs by a very ellm margin routed the JOHNSON TELLS CHICAGO ment relative to the work-or-fight or­ in the university naval training school, will be resumed the first week In Sep­ der as it concerns baseball: “My Victoria C. C.. Lea was the most The swimmers as they looked on July 13 just before taking the wafer in the big tember. noticeable player on the triumphant and Seattle fans are due for a week of judgment is that the two major leagues Times long distance race to the (Jorge, Audrey Griffin, the winner, stands high class sport. ■ - At a special committee meeting held TO CARRY ON AS USUAL should put the matter up to the prut < r side with the willow. second from the left. -> last Tuesday afternoon It was decided authorities at once to find whether we Several events of more than erdln The District Depot bit the dust be­ ary Importance are on the card. The to hold a garden party on Wednesday, will be given a reasonable time to.ad­ fore the conquering Incogs., though the August 7, by the kind invitation nf Mm__ just and if necessary, close out busi­ teti-FHtmë boxing boot between Mick Chicago, July 22 - The American As­ latter did not have a full team in the King rçnd Bob McAllister is ope of the McGregor, corner of Simeoe and Clar­ ness or whet tier we shall close at once. field. HaTlam and Fowler were the only ence Streets. The committee appointed 1 sociation seast-n will close to-day and “The players, without doubt, wiU fol­ features of the week. These two ring the clubs disband for the duration of military batsmen who did much, while PROGRAMME OUT FOR stars will meet Saturday night for the look after the necessary arrange­ low the order to a man, but after all I on the other hand Sparks and Ackroyd BAKER AND CROWDER the war. This decison was Reached at believe they should be given time to heavyweight championship of the ments hope to have many novelties a meeting of the league here following together doubled the soldiers' «core, which will be a source of much plea­ put their house in order and to seek Ackroyd managing to make a century CONFER TO SEE IF Coast. The All-Service baseball team Secretary linker's ruling. essential occupations. In my opinion vk the All-shipyard stars, scheduled sure to those Who are able to attend no action should be taken until we and Sparks hitting out forty-three. and of profit to the funds of the Boston, July 22. — Harry Frazee. The Willows Camp defeated the A1 BALL CAN BE SAVED SHAWNIGAN REGATTA for next Saturday afternoon, is con know |>psiUvety whether It Is the wish side red one of the big events of the branch. Tea will be provided,. but president of the Boston Red Sox, said of the war department that the men blons at Work Point In a game in which James Bay always provides a war­ to-night that he wan “strongly opposed keen fielding was the most marked fea programme, while the tug-of-war com between the ages of twenty-one and Washington^ July 22. —Secretary petitions, the championship series for time tea. A later announcement wiU to President Johnson’s plan to «lose all thirty-one be cal lad a Way from base-; lure, Martin and Walton for the A1 furnish particulars to all interested in baseball parks after to-day's game." blons were the stars of the contest. Baker and Provost-Marshal-General the Seattle aeml-professional baseball Red Cross work. ball on Vhe instant." Varied and Attractive Events title, the all-service boxing tournament Following are the full scores of all Browder are considering to-day the The regular monthly committee Washington, July 21 —Manager Clar­ games played: and other « vents will come in for their meeting will be held at the Rooms. 218 Chicago. Jtrlÿ 22.—Baseball men de­ advisability of extending the effec­ » for Affair Next Sat­ share of interest. ence Rowland. <>f the Chicago An4rlean Menzies Street, on Thursday evening, league Club, tq-çlght received a tele- clared that If club-owners should de­ Victoria's First Innings. tive time of the work-or-fight order cide to continue operation they would W. H. W. Roberson, b Payne ...., as it applies to professional base­ urday, July 27 at eight o'clock. A large attendance is Rntrn from President Johnson •asking TENNIS MATCHES POSTPONED. requested. him to play all games scheduled until have to do so with only a small num­ E. Verrall, c Payne, b Bossom ... ball players, go as to permit the ber of their present players. Less than North Ward Branch. further notice. Johnson had announced A. F. Mitchell, at Edward», b l'ayne completion of the season. On account of the weather clerk's fifty-nine per cent of the players are J. W. D. York, b Lea ...... On Monday, July 15, the monthly previously that all larks in the league outside the draft age. perversity, it was found Impossible to would be closed after to-day s games, H. A. Howard, b Tucker Land and water events of a most di­ meeting ot the North Ward branch was play the matches scheduled for Satur­ held in the rooms, Scott Building. Th# because of Secretary Baker's decision, W H I've!. r Button, b Payne...... verse an<(, Interesting character will day In the Victoria Lawn Tennis Club’s classing baseball as non-essential under CONGO3. TO ENTER. H. I^thaby, c Gilham, b Àskéy... GUN CLUB WILL STAGE convener being absent the chair auks make up the programme for the annual handicap tournament, so that these taken by Mrs. Clarke. The report of the work or fight regulations. F. Wright, lbi*. b Bossom ...e...... contests will take place to-d$y. T$ie Congo cricket team has definite­ A. Foulds. c May, b Payne *...... BIG SHOOT WEDNESDAY Shawnigan l*ke Regatta to be held on the treasurer showed: Life membership International to Meet. ly decided to enter the Red Cross account, 48.50., viz., H. Roberts, $1; Auburn. N. Y.. July 21.—International J. C. McGhie. not out ...... Saturday. The, full list of stunts which RED CROSS CRICKET TICKETS. tournament. As many of the players A. F. Fomerl, b As^tey...... Mrs. H. Roberts, 81; Miss Partridge; 81; Baseball League Club ow-ners to-night have arranged to take their vacations On Wednesday afternoon at the has Just been released Included every­ Mrs. H_ C. Waller, $1; Mrs. Baker, $1; club grounds, Co!wood, (he Victoria were notified by President Farrell to during that week, It is expected that thing from a tug-of-war to a flannel The cricket .authorities request that Mrs. Anains, 81.50; H. T. Barnett, 12. meet in New York on Tuesday for the a strong eleven will be fielded. Gun Club will hold a shoot, during the all cricketers who, have unsold tickets Donations $12.50, Including A Friend, Tot^l ...... 101 dance. The Lake has always been con­ course of which' two valuable trophies for the recent inter-city nystch will 110; Mrs. Ward, 50 cents; Mr*. Tait. $2. Five C’e First Innings. will be competed for. A handsome'sil sidered the ideal site for such an affair turn them in immediately. In order Proceeds garden party held June 19, In­ W. H. Edwards, c Roberson, b ver cup donated by the Dupont Pow that a financial statement may be pre­ cluding a donation of Slv from Mr. dcr Company and a thermos bottle will and former regattas there are remem­ Go ward ...... bered as milestones In the athletic his- I sented. Kirby, in whose grounds the party was W. A. Tucker, c McGhie, b Verrall.. 17 be the priv.es for the most successful held, 1163.40; sâfe of work held by pu­ Columbia Theatre R. 8. May, c Roberson, b Verrall .. 14 men. Practice shooting for anyone tory of the Island. pils and teachers of Quadra School, wishing to attend will also be held. $77.20; from booth at Gorge Park, July . TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY C. Payne, c Ivel. b Coward.... Boating and ewlpiming évents as ; UI»— R H. E Hail, where a big flannel dance will be Those children who have formed Hkm. A donation of $4 had also been Payne ...... 7 4 24 New York ...... 6 9 held, the music being supplied by Mrs GLreèwimder the name of “The Little received from Mrs. Burrldge. Sutton...... 2 0 4 St. Louis ...... 2 7 Watte. Immediately preceding,the com­ Red Cross Beavers,” held a very sue A pair of used linen sheets. Which I>ea ...... \ . ;...... 2 1 13 Batteries |_ Causey and McCarty mencement of the proverbial light fan­ eessful entertainment in the grounds of had been sent into the room# were of­ 3 1 9 Meadows and Gonzales. Brock. tastic a novel stunt will be pulled off the Kingston Street School by kind fered for sale, and $4.60 was realized, Five Cs First Inning* (Second Game.) when the Sylvanian Logging Company permission of their teachei. Miss Law- which same was placed to the credit 46 will engage in a tug-of-war with the son. The proceeds were very encour of the donor. t Coward v...... 115 K New York ...... < g aging tô these young workers and were Verrall ...... 10 4 42 St. Louts ...... 2 C Shawnigan Lake lagging Company for The thanks of the committee were ’ handed into the convener of the James extended to Mrs. Peden, Princess Ave­ York ...... 2 1 It Batteries- Steel and Rariden; Me $60.00 prize. This contest will be the Bay branch to help swell the monthly Albione’ First Innings. Carty; Sherdell, Doak and (lonzvles. result of a defy issued by the formef nue, for the donation of eigl$ articles funds. The convener would very much to be raffled or used as prises fpr card J. C. A. IMmay. b Wilkinson ...... 6 (Eleven ihlnngs). organisation which considers that It Is like to see the friends #f the Red Cross At Cincinnati— R. H. E. possessed of some remarkable rope- parties. Also to the kind friend who To-day—Tuesday H. C. Walton, c Stevens. b Major.. 1 Society give their active support and sent in an electric fan, almost new, to V. C. Martin, b Stephens...... 23 (First Game.) pul ling talent. encouragement td these children's en tertalnroents, in this way showing their be raffled. This fan is on exhibition in W. Gregson, b Wilkinson...... 2 Boston ...... g 8 The full programme will be as fol- the Hillside Avenue window, and ws: appreciation of the efforts these will­ L. W. Stephenson, c and b Wilkin­ Cincinnati ...... 2 9 tickets can be obtained for it ^from Three More Performances son ...... 8 Baterlee—Regan and Wilson; Toney 1. Men's double sculls. ing workers are making to help on the good cause. members of the committee or in the C. A.-Booth, b Stephens ...... 6 and Wingo. 2. Men’s single sculls. rooms: price of ticket ten cents. It was E. J. Freeman, b Wilkinson ...... 1 3. Mixed double sculls. Owing to ed many parents being out AND American League. of the city; for the school holidays, work also announced that Mrs. Pirie, Sea- N. F. Pike, not out...... 8 At Washington— R. H. E. 4. Boys’ double sculls. • forth Avenue, was donating a hand­ I>. Tuthiil, b Stephens ...... 0 6. Men’s single esnoe race. for our branch is showing a falling off, Chicago ...... 2 10 the convener would very much appre­ some asparagus fern, to be raffled. Thin E. Parsons, cOllv.er, b Stephens ... 0 Washington <...... 4 13 6. Mixed double canoe race. ciate the assistance of new workers at fern will be put upon exhibition aar#< n D. Fletcher, b Stephens ...... 6 Batteries—Clcotte and Jacobs; Mat- 7. Outboard motor boat race. the rooms, or volunteers who Would call as the electric fan is disposed of. A Extras...... 6 teson and Pidnich. I. Men’s fifty yards swimming race. for supplie* and do the work at home, new committee to look after raffle* was (First Game.) 9. Boys' twenty-five yards swim­ the present is a time when the utmost formed. Convener, Mrs. Ridgard; mem­ Your Last Opportunity Total ...... 74 ming race. assistance that can be given will fall bers, Mrs. Barnett and Mrs. Hunter. At Cleveland— R. H. .E. Second Innings. 10. Ladies' twenty-five yards swim­ short of the requirements of so stu­ More workers are needed in the room* Philadelphia ...... 2 8 to take the place of those who are ab­ J. C. A. Ismay, c Stevens, b Wllkin- Cleveland ...... 3 12 ming race. pendous a work. The convener acknowledges with sent on holiday. With the great offen­ Batteries — Watson and McAv'oy; II. High dive. 12. Spring board dive. many thanks the following donations: sive now raging In France more and H. A?. Walton, c C. Cantwell, b Coveleskie and O’Neill. (Eleven in more supplies are needed, and the Ffevein . t.v ;■ : : -;t:" tl Bings.)----- :------;------42.—TugWar. Mrs. McKay; two volumes; 8. I.ei*»er & ras mv _____ CIL. SUJ14JL Smith.-Darid»#» 4k Wright, work must he “wneeded up."______... XXl Mârîfn..^.it i BwilÜLJL - _ ____—: (Second Gam# )__ ;—...... tiTrttoomrr MT~f*r»tr. lonn wf-rarthCTr-4 '78er*(fi* of the canorif a ■on . • y...... 36 Philadelphia ...... 6 12 15. End of a perfect day. ware; F. R. Stewart & Co., oranges and Mrs. Walker, Cook Street, was coro­ C. A. Booth, not out ...... 8 (Cleveland ...... 6 10 lemons; “A Friend.” twenty volumes am! drawn for in the roMPf on _ •R.-Pr-Frccmwiir r Stevens. tr Major.- KV timmer — watmn and Péiitlfis: M’LOUGHLIN WILL TRY ~W**ferpterew of the “Mf*; the afternoon of July 17. The larky R. X Tike,.b.Stevens _ 2 Morton and Thomas. (Called end Hey land, bundle of linen; Mrs. Chap­ number was 425, held by Mrs. Tomlin, E. I'anmns, c Stephens, b Major ;. 12 eighth to allow Philadelphia to catch man, 49 Oswego Street, pair of 541 Ellice Street. D. Fletcher, c Stephens, b Wilkins#» I train. 1 TO STAGE COME BACK Extras ...... 4 Philadelphia, July 22—Maurice E. Total ...... ^...... ‘..137 FINANCIAL SUIT OVER McLoughlin is about to make a re­ WWews Camp First Innings. CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY entry to the game of the courts as a Cpl. Dan by, c Freeman, b Wallon., 18 ymtiH» national champlmt- S. -1T. Wîîkfnson, c and b Wallow.. 82 shTp tournament. This In the word Cpl. Woods, b Parsçms...... 25 Toronto. July 22.—EM. Livingston, that has been out the last ten days. 0IRTH The hero of the Davis Cup matches, ISgL Clowes, c Walton, b Freeman. „ 1 who ran the hockey team which won I Lt.-Col. Major, not out...... >:fw7 $1 the world's ch à m ploniKl p last "winter, the fiery American who puts the punch Kergt. Oliver, b Freeman ...... 1 has entered at Osgoode Hall an action In lawn tennis, is once more to take his A RARE jC.-S.-M. Stevens, c and b Freeman. 2 against the Toronto Arena Company- stand upon the turf to strive for ‘the C.-8.-M. Cantwell, c Walton, b fur $20,400, which he declares he is en­ title and cup. which hla young rival. Freeman ...... ». 6 titled to under an,agreement by which William M. Johnston, deprived him of Lieut. Pitt, b Freeman ...... 0 be loaned his team of stars to the in the memorable battle of 1916. Sergt. Stephens, b Parsons...... 0 Arena Oomj»any, who ojierated the ™ CFA Extras...... 8 team with the plaintiff as a silent I partner. GOOD TIME MADE IN Niiod OPPORTUNITY Total ...... 108 Livingston claims that the club re­ ceipts exceeded $50.000. The receipts AUTOMOBILE RACING Second Innings. the Stlmley Cup series alone —Our Big Piano Removal Sale will be a thing of Cpl. Danhy, e Walton, l> Fwman.. 14 amounted td over $20,000. The plaintiff Saskatoon, Sank., Jnly 21.^-Owing to 8.-Mi Wilkinson, c Freeman, by Par- asks for an accounting and alleges ei, rain the track was rather greasy for the past in nine shopping days from now, and if travagance on tiie part of the defend i Saturday’s automobile racing, but Corpl. Woods, b Freeman ...... 1 ants in running the team. nevrrt hcleee some good timw. was you wish to take advantage of this opportunity of Hgf. Clowes, b Parsons...... 4 Tdvlngeton is said to have refused an shown over all distances. \ , Lt.-Col. Major, not out ...... 16 offer of 47,000 made by the company. The three mile event went to Bill purchasing a real high-grade Piano at a reduced Sgt. Oliver, not out •...... 2 Endlcott, with Ben Goteff second and Extras .....'...... 1 Duray third. Time, 3.41. price, you will have to hurry. In the five mile event, Jules Elllng- Total ...... 43 boe won *by a bonnet length after a ' District Depot’s First Inning#. Hkiifully driven race. Clifford Toft run­ Howard. c Wenmnn, b Sparks...... 0 ning sicond, with Duray, third. Harrison, b Sparks ...... 0 The Australian five mile elimination Barton. Ibw. b Sparks ...... 8 event went to Sig Haugd.ihl in his 20V Tunnard, b Tracey ...... o horsepower car. Time, 5.40. Every Piano and Hal lam, b Sparks ...... ».... 32 Haugdahl tied with Jules Elllng- King, b Sparks ...... ;...... 8 i KUM SE ALED boe for the mile event with flying Clarke, c Wcnman, b Tracey ...... 4 ATHLETIC „ $jtàrt. Time. 1.05 3-5. Cowan, b Tracey ...... ?..... v,... 0 i UNDERWEAR The Dominion Sweepstakes, ten The Greatest Spectacle- Taylor, Ibw, b Tracey ...... ,*.... 4 miles, was won by ea Ellmgboe, Singlehurst, not out ...... 1 with Toft second and Endlcott, third. Fowler, b Tracey...... i 10 Player Piano Drama Ever Produced and Extras ...... 9 Master Creation of the Dean BIG LEAGUE HURLERS * Total ...... '... 76 BECOME U. S. JACKIES of Motion Picture Producers Incog's First Innings. David W. Griffith F. A. Sparks, b Tunnard ...... 43 Chicago, July 22—Rube Marquard A. H. Ackroyd, r Cowan, b Howard. 120 Must Be Sold and Burley Grimes, pitchers for the H. H. Allen, b Cowan . ,t...... 1 Brooklyn National League Baseball J. Wenman, b Tunnard...... *2 (dub, enlisted in the United States navy —consisting of the celebrated Willis and Knahe L. H. Lifton, Ibw, b Howard 36 here last night. They took the oath on A. O. Tracey, b King .%...... l the stage of a local theatre, the an­ Pianos, together with several slightly used instru­ F. Hoey, not out ...... l nouncement being made that they were Extras ...... 8 the latest players to obey the work or ments of reliable make which will be disposed of at fight order. Charles Holocher, short­ PANTAGES Total ...\...... 212 stop, and Bob O’Farrell, catcher of the sacrific

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FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAL MOTOR CYCLES AND CYCLES PUBLIC NOTICE. (Continued.) AUTOMOBILES ,„^pELICIOUS. APPETIZING." Vidoria Daily Times •COOPER'S BOMBAY UHITNEY." ! VILLI VICTORIA BRAND MARMALADE. __EVERYBODY'S EATING IT Ferris has removed his high-class stock "VICTORIA BRA Sir* »o AT ALL GROCERS. MALADE. "V1C1TORI A BRAND." IS A GUARANTEE OF PURITY. "COOl'ERS BOMBAY CHUTNEY" TIMES' SPECIAL TUITION of furniture and Effects from 1419 Ik>ug- RICH FURNITURE it moderate prices; rrcuBB lae Street to Impérial, 716 Yates Street PIANO for sale, tn good condition, only sure to ptaaae Victoria Furniture Co . tubes fltti MOTOR SERVICE STATION. 110 View COLUMN H e pay cash for all .kind** of Household >95 Owner. Box 865. Times Jy26-12 720 Yates Street. 85 At the ••Hub" Cycle Store, E V. Wllhama. Night Rhone 2378Y Furniture We sell all kinds of goods on W. W. Marker, 111! Douglas St. Tel 22R commission and make prompt retur OVAL FRAMES,—------convexHH glass. for thtat NOTICE—Dr. Jessie Conway's, IM D . , 32 PRIVATE TUITION We make valuations and give estimât enlargement, from $2‘ 50 and up.up 718 last ere supplied from 709 Dui CAMERON MOTOR CO. Belalse Oarage. Fites far (îissilitd Zdverlifcmuits *ates. Tour photograph enlarged. 12 treet. Vancouver, hereafter. •5-36 THE DOUGLAS CYCLE A MOTOR CO.. Cook Street. Auto machinist and cylln- C. V. MILTON. AC.P. All business strictly confidential. 8 »«44 Douglas St Phone 178. der grinding. Tel 4033______Phone 4774X. CALI, and get our prices before deciding. FOR COOL AND COMFORT in sleeping New and Second-hand Motorcycles. a2-47 Situations Vacant, Situations Wanted. FERRIS. Victoria Furniture Co.. Ltd. garments; see our splendid line of silk Accessories,«ressortes. Gas. OlOIL McLAUGHI.IN-BUICK roadster for sale, To Rent, Article's for Rale. Lost or Found, ■ nightdresses Kwong Tal Yune, 1822 Repairs Specialty. cheap Phone 4180L Jy23-31 EDUCATIONAL etc., lc. per word per insertion; 4c. per UNFURNISHED HOUSES Government Street 81 Therenghly Knulnr—1 Markitne Whop ft CITY MART. 736 Fort Street. If you are S1lKLLafiARAf;E- LTD 835 View Street. word for six days. Contract rates on ap­ eight roomed house, corner Expert repairs, all auto. work guaran­ ST MICHAEL'S SCHOOL FOR ROYS— plication. looking for bargains In second-hand FOR INFORMATION with regard to BICTUI.R FOB SALK. U In. fram», enod Saratoga Ave . Oak Bay Kyrie Sy­ furniture, carpets, etc., call and inspect Craigflower Road and Carrie. Street; Darjeeling Tea Inquire at The Fern. ranalr, «IS Phrma 84111, Jyîli-Jl teed National rubber tireflller ends all No advertisement for leas than 15c. No reasonable rent to satisfactory tenant. tire trouble. Tel. 2402. mons. M A, (Oxon ). assisted by C. V. advertisement charged for leas than one our prices. Wanted to buy. furniture Duck A Johnston, «15 Jvhnéon Street 810 Yates Street Mrs Bandlford. Milton. A C.P. Phone 525R dollar of all descriptions Pitons 1433 . 12 Prop is BÇ« pMPT^R1^C) ' LTD • 927 View and J5tf-18 COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS. w* In computing the number of words in SOUTHALL for stoves and ranges. 832 TOURISTS visiting Vancouver Island Agency. R a. Play­ an advertisement, estimate groups of UNFURNISHED HOUSES THE STRIKE IS OVER fair. Mgr. Tel. 2068 Distributors for 1157 Rockland Ave. Phone 82. ITospeo- Fort Street. Colls made and connected; the Great Central Lake district, should tus on application. three or less figures as one word. Dollar exchanges made Phone 4239 call at Don Watson's motor garage. Chevrolet. Dodgv Brothers. Chalmers. marks and all abbreviations count as one ÏWIJ Jtmu.KF. AVENUE, corner Oik Biy, for you, when you buy a good bicycle Hudson and Cadillac Motor Cars PRESCRIPTIONS accurately filled, Faw- 7 ro,,n>». tennis courts, etc., >20 Alhernl, and have their cars over­ ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS hauled. Every convenience for attend­ WE BUY. sell and exchange late model Advertiser* who so desire may have cetfa Drug Store 12 1°ÎLfKM5StTOJî7*OAD- * rooms. In ing breakdowns. Phone Alberni 62M replies addressed to a box at The Times Harris a smith. cars. Cameron, 621 Superior Street. MODERN DANCING property taught^ good condition. >25 35 Hie Broad St. al«-3i ENGINEERS Instructed for certificates, Office and forwarded to their private ad- Phone 210*1,. marine, stationary. Diesel. W. G. Wtn- dr. -ss A charge of 10c:' is made for this Magnet Auction Rooms, furniture bar- JAMES BAY GARAGE. 515 St John St. twburn. 221 Central Bldg Phones 2474. MS PINE STREET-5 room* Victoria gains GARDEN TOOI.S sharpened and re]SriMk f west. J10. 35 Phone 4144. Repairs specialty. Cars Birth. marriage, death and funeral ed: keys made to fit any lock, WOULD PARTY who sent tin of butter FOR -SALE—Bicycle. Apply 2743 stored. Gasoline and oil*. Batteries notices. Ic. per wopd per Insertion. locksmith. 637 Fort phone 446. It m MARKET STrÎÏËt. 7 rooms, «it. to Gunner Johnson. England, please Grahams Street. Jy2«-32 charged. $| MUSIC Classified advertisements may be tele­ BUY CAMOSUN PICKLES, catsup, vine­ call at Hamsterley $4tore regarding FOR S ALE—T wo-speed Indian motor­ phoned to The Times office, but such COMING EVENTS advertisements should afterwards he con­ gars. marmalades and Worcester 1,16 DUNLEVY STREET. Willows. 1 cycle. In first-class condition Apply MANDOLIN UKULELE sauces They're the best. The Western roomed cottage. $5. WE CATElt tor the most particular In ' 1790 Bay Street after 6pm Jy27-33 firmed In writing Office open from 1 MISS KINNEY AND MISS COOPER, a. m. to 1 p. m. Pickling Works. Ltd . Victoria. B C 12 urlnted matter requirements. The CHEAPEST STORK In town for your PLOWRIGHT'S MUSIC SCHOOL. HI CLOVERDALE AVENUE. « rooms. «« Quality Pre.-m Phone 4779 35 after six years' experience with Madam Brown Block. 1118 Broad St. Phone 1653 nr" onions for bicycle repairs and troubles Motor­ Matt*. have opened dressmaking Hours- 1 to 9 30 p.m . except Wednesdays. sale. 10c pound. 10 lbs. for >1. delivered. SUBMIT your printing problems to a cycle. Bicycle and Supply Store, 854 rooms at 1722 Bank Street. Orders Phone 4H43L.jy26-12 111 LADYSMITH STREET. 1 rooms. «I Yates Street 12 Other hours by appointment. . HELP WANTED—MALE _ firm that "under*;ands” printing It also taken at 710 Belton Ave. Phone WINItOWS. doors, interior finish, rough l1ilt.M0nTH '‘OtK^STREET. « room*. Isn't everyone that does' Consult the M33L. J25tf-S0 BANJO GUITAR DIOGON1KM8—“You cannot blame a man or dressed lumber, shingles, etc City Acme ITesa, Ltd.. View Street. Phone for getting tired of being the suckpr 2001. IS NOTICE—Ashton A Farrow, plumbers. THE IIANTLY 8CH15. 711 Tates. 12 light and water, from 116: perfectly Club Rooms of the O W V A . 512 IS JOHNNY ON THE SPOT 1744 FORT ST . * roomed dwelling, with adults only. 1176 Tates, a25-14 LATEST DANCES TAUGHT—Mrs. Boyd, MALLEABLE and steel ranges. >1 per * Jarre lot*. $10 per month Fort Street, at 8 30 p m.. pn Monday, teacher. Alexandra Ballroom (all les- WANTED—Young man to drive delivery week. Phone 4689 2001 Government St. 2813 CRANMoRR ROAD. 7 roomed. 1V4 LOANS the 22nd Inst Grocery prises; also a «♦îlaipr‘eîl«*î; To arrange dates phone truck. Apply 1411 Government Street story house and lot about 60x100. 117 60 WANTED—PROPERTY prise for a 10 hid. Jy22-50 Studio, 610 Campbell Bldg 9 to 10 30 WANTED—To borrow, fifteen hundred , Jy22- WHITE ROTARY DROP-HEAD MA­ r month. WANTED—I»t. Marchant Road. Slug- ROOF GARDEN PARTY. Campbell e " ___ , 43 COOK ST . 9 roomed, modern dwell­ dollars on first mortgage; no agents WANTED—Auto delivery man, one who CHINE, 6 drawers, full set attachments: r get ts. Brentwood: cash or trade Dand- Write Box 849. Times. 1x22-48 Building, 3 3«) Wednesday. July 24, Red MODERN BALLROOM DANCING pro- knows the city well. Oak Bay preferred. only >45; cash >5. balance monthly. 718 ing. will put In good order for suitable ridge. Fell Street. a!7-49 Cross competition bag table and many r,y Private lessons only Apply Box 3222. Times.JylTtf-f Yates Jy23-12 tenant. $25 per month. other attractions Dancing 9 to 11. ions 2108 L. 49 1013 VANCOUVER 8T . t roomed dwell­ AUTOMOBILES 1x21-69 K GARDENER—Wanted, at once, exper FOR SALE—18 ft launch. In running or- ing. >20 par month. FURNISHED HOUSES enced gardener for Vancouver Island der; price >140 Phone 2218. Jyil-12 722 MARKET ST., 7 roomed house. $1# FOR SALE- Hudsoh 6-passenger ear. In UNDER THE AUSPICES of the Women’s SHORTHAND NICELY FURNISHED, three roomed cot­ Auxiliary of G W V A.. Mrs Simpson >90 per month and modern cottage; per­ FOR SALE—Small iron safe, cabin*? month. tage, $11 per month, also a two roomed »d condition, new tires; a ‘bat‘irff-ii manent for suitable man. Box 3336, desk and three-sect ion filing ORAIOFLOWER ROAD. I roomed, one 5190L will hold a dance in Gorge Park July 24. SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 1011 Go vent- rmodern dwelling, with large grounds. suite, all conveniences. $10 i>er month, K Half the proceeds go to the ' ment Street *Wmea JyI4-8 Phone 104. Jytt-i» light and water Apply 2014 Fern wood WE WILL BUT your used car or sell it bookkeenlns thnrmigtiiShorthand,n typewriting. C £jWd°ÏWv**T AOENCY. LTD. fwjfiWL M jrgg afl tuff in oaring jgfiSk. m.tt * -eH*t*FFKt*R -WANTED^rmw YrtW ran dHIMU * * tdys, TîàrtTware DON'T FORGET the Foresters’ military Macmillan, principal. Phone 37 take charge of auto and taxi stand Ap- and notions. 253 Cook St T. J. Adeney. In first-class condition. Open evenings 912 Government Street. WANTED—Partially furnished five rbom- Cartier Bros,, 724 Johnson St. JyStf-81. 690. A. O F Hall. Broad Sireet, every ply 1010 Douglas Street- Jy25 ‘ Phon** 13 F»R RANT» *d 6mr**i.%» «**"* Ir**"1* iMdwy ’-wtgtitr -- couff • png».' ~ xBr wsfc BOLT» iTING and delivering order* want TONI FOA M—A delightful furnishod- Lloyd-Young A BusseU. 1012 FURNISHED HOUSES. FOR SALE—Immediately, 5-passenger WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS ed by reliable man where Ford run dandruff, falling hair. 50c and >1, drug Broad Street Phone 4521 Ford ear. only been used a few weeks, NAVY LEAGUE CHAPTER. I. O D E . about could be used: $100 a month net gists and barbers. tOCKLAND AVE. exceptionally well si>eclal model, over $100 worth of garden fete. July 24. 1023 Fairfield Road, WANTEIV-Double work harness, single required at- least, first-viaa* references TEACHERS WANTED urnt i• isonran u * eiuiig, ngarage. Iras. Apply 1011 Government corner Cook, afternoon and evening, driving harness âhd buggies Apply 1716 RE-IlMfRATION CARD HOLDERS. 1 Do etc . $80. SrE i* isgard street. •19-13 given; permanent position tn well Margi.Hon Bros ■ 1221 Wharf St. Jy22-12 WANTED—Teacher for the Albert Head adults 25c . children 10c. Jy23-S0 established firm Box 867, Times jy26 WANTED—Ford touring car. late model; WANTED—Showcase* and silent sales­ OH' WHY DID I EVER LEAVE YATES Sfhool. Apply to F F. Higgs, Albert 944 MADISON STREET. Oak Bay. « I THE O W. V. A . assisted by the-Wo­ Head 1y2ts13 rooms, very modern, tennis lawns, etc., state price; owner only. Apply Box 794. men. Phone 4441. jy26-13 YOlfNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MAN. for ST.? Just to get some good printing at Tim«* JyM-ll man's Auxiliary to the Association, will packing and shipping clerk; no heavy lame'si in CourtneyPmirf nAV St.,Hi No * Pht.nA WANTED — For Hongkong Diocesan Mold a basket picnic In the City Park WàNTEI)—Driving buggy; must be good work. Apply tiux 844, Tmte*., m MU-A M 41. . FOR SALK—Almost new Ford, ft gwirrn at the Gorge on Wednesday afternoon. condition;* -*state price Box 859. “Tir’Imee _ —- Office, BOY Wanted to answer telephone. Phone tiïïWM 1W«^^ FDRT RTR9WP. MW'fimiekmek ger. $460; at*o 1914 ImHaa twin.Cushion July. 24 As many comrades as possible f 1x26-13 3300 or 136R2 Jy2«-I CANARIES FOR SALE—Two singer*. one school ; Anglicans. Apply by letter to 7 rooms, well furnished, modern. $40 frame, run only short distance, with are asked to turn out and bring their Hen bird, good stock; also circular and Bishop Lander, care of Box 805. Times friends so as to make the afternoon en­ dog Mrs. Sidecar, price $190. Cameron. 621 Nlmmo. Saanlchton, THBG w V. A. Wishes to notify all re- square brass cages. Apply 850 Cormor 1357 ESQVIMALT ROAD. 10 rooms, large Superior BtrcStreet.“ T Jyl2-3i------joyable Men to bring fruit or choco­ ______. B. c.1x25-13 timied soldiers that are out of employ­ ant Street.jy23-12 garden, $40. lates. In the evening there will be a WANTBiV-A teacher for Langford Pub WANTED—To hear from person with ment or who are desirous of improving A RELIABLE USED----- ÇA3P CA offers a sound dance. Mrs. Simpson has very kindly small capital who understands goat and their present position to hand In their FOR SALE—Bay mare, 7 years old, lie School. Apply to Secretary. Lang 1042 CI.ARE STREET, Oak Bay, 7 rooms, Investment to the fcareful buyer, as broken, single or double, good saddle ford P O.. Victoria. B. C. JV22-13 consented to give half the proceeds to­ sheep raisiné W T Williams. Nag names personally to the Secretary horse Phhne 4441 ______Jy26-12 nicely furnished, $32 50. good used car's will purely increase in wards the funds of the G. W V A. Paint Co.. 1302 Wharf Street. al9-13 al-8 TEACHER WANTED for the French value. Our selection ot dependable used Jyti-lt WHITE AND SINGER MACHINES for Creek School. Coombs, R C. Applica 1719 STANLEY AVENUE. 6 rooms, com cars Is the largest inn thé citynU" and- —* *-in­ JPANTED—Complete eat of solid silver WANTED—Wheeler*, charge feeder* and rent. 718 Yates Jy23-12 for tab! y furnished, $49. IMl-ORTANT BUSINESS at the next furnace men for copper smelter Apply tlons will be received by the under cludes most all tka popular makes. It's regular meeting of Shipyard Laborers. fiat ware State number of dozen pieces Phone 47S5L. Jyl6tf-8 THE ISLAND EXCHANGE signed up to August 1. 1918 Duties to good ok it wouldn't be here, as we best cash price In first letter to Box commence Sept 3 W Ford, Secy , 870 ESQUIMALT ROAD, 11 rooms, very handle no junk. Our prices as usual Riggers and Fastener*, 38-A-6 All 8293. Times Jyl6tf-13 BOY wanted, with wheel Merryfleld A Schbol Board..Coombs. H C Jy25 well /urnished. $75 are right. Open evenings. Cartisr Bros., members requested***» attend Tuesday. Dark. Jy23-8 (The Big Second-Hand Furniture Store) 21rd, 8 p. m . K. of P Hall. jy23-60 PHONE 1094L and have that repair work 724 Johnson Street. ______Ji attended to Fence building and HOUSES WANTED 1348 HILUSIDE AVE., 6 rooms, partly DANCING TAUGHT privately. Phone PRIVATE Tl’ITION given In ninth»- A Large Consignment of Furniture Just furnished. $20. BALMORAL AUTO STAND—Seven-pas 2108L. chicken coop building specialties. mat les. bookkeeping and- general sub­ , Arrived. FIVE OR SIX ROOMED BUNGALOW. senger autos for hire Jaa. Morgan. "Carpenter," 1743 Lee Avenue. alO-13 ject*; terms moderate. Telephone WANTED—To rent, four roomed, fur- unfurnished, wanted. Oak Bay. near COR. COURTNEY AND DOUGLAS STS. Phone* 3780-2031L. 31 CAST OFF Clothing 6452L. a6-g Selling at Half Cost of New. city limits: careful tenants; no children doctor's offices, well furnished. nlshed house. Tel. 2199L. at!-33 . . - . . 3 of any* description Box 875, Times Jy23-23 I>—Up bought and best pricesprices paid. ]Fenton,“ g 64Ï- -- LEARN TO DANCK properly, Phone Don't Mistake Address: cars for hire. night Johnson. Phone f1215 SBEvening. 634R. 13 AND MANY OTHERS Phone 3082. FOUND HELP WANTED—FEMALE in WE WILL BUY your furniture. Give NAVIGATION COURSE 739 to 743 Fort Street. Phone 3408. P. R BROWN. FC>UNI>—At Spencer'* comer, about three best possible price and pay spot cash Now Ready. WANTED—Experienced waitress. month* ago, a whole pearl and BRITANNIA RULES THE WAVES, Holiy’s Restaurant, «22 Fort St. 1112 Broad Street. Phone 1076 Magnet Auction Rooms. Phone 1114 < International Correspondence Schools. 1X2216 sapphire brooch bought at. Wllkemon'a 1222 Douglas Street. but we rule paper straight. Lane A Jewelry Store. Owner can have same GROWERS—We will contract to buy cu­ Son, bookbinders,'626 Courtney a!5-12 WANTED—Young girl for light I NEW FORDS FOR HIRE WITHOUT work, family of three, no children. POULTRY AND EGOS DRIVER. by proving property. Apply to W H. cumbers, cauliflower, red cabbage and . gor Wilkerson, 1113 Government St.. City. pickling onions The Western Pickling EXCHANGE PICTURE FRAMES AND TEA TRAYS Wages 235 Howe Street irii to order. 718 Yates. Jy23-12 SAVE BEEF—Keep poultry and rabbits For your holidays and week-ends, take ______1X23*87 Works. Ltd . Victoria. B.C. i| KAMLOOPS PROPERTY—Acreage under The Poultry Journal. 621 Yates Street. your friends to the beach. FOUND—One small purse containing sum FOR SALE—Old doors, sashes and lum dron. to go to Tacoma. Wash. * 10c. per copy. Jyl6tf-29 WANTED TO BUY good ranges, stoves cultivation or city property, to exchange her. 718 Johnson.JytI-12 once, Mrs. John Dempsey, of money, ticket* and registration card; and heaters for «pot cash. Jacks' Stove for acreage near Victoria or dwelling in Hotel WE WISH to contract to purchase Italian Phone 2197. We Never Close. name on card Gladys Maw. Owner can Store, 804 Yatee 8t.. Phone 6719. WU1 Oak Bay district. Box 879. Time* Office AUTOMATIC DROP-HEAD MACHINE, prunes this fall in half ton lots or up- have by applying Victoria Machinery 1x27-42 woodwork* in. fine- shape,riKUKSg only >25. WANTED — Experienced waitress ’''at wards. Hamsterley Farm. Victoria, EMPRESS AUTO A TAXI CO., LTp. tXpot.______1y23-36 Yatee MEN—We pay the highest prices for dts'- Strathcona Hotel Cafe. Apply at Office B. C. j«tf Magnet Auction Rooms, furniture bar carded clothing. Phone M69 In morn­ FOUR ACRES choice land, Victoria sub­ 1y22-9 Oarage, Cor. View and Vancouver Sta. urbs. equity $3.000; exchange for small JUNE BRIDES should see the selection LOWE'S New Zealand Leghorns, world's stand, 1224 Broad 8L ings or evenings, or brlntf \hem to 616 -bungalow, good locality, city. Box 816, of exclusive wedding announcements WANTED—Capable woman for contest winner, seven diplomas; official Johnson Street. u Times. jy23-4j and invitations at the Acme Press, 753 work. Box 863. Times. 1x23-9 weight of hen*, 6 lbs.; hatching eggs, FURNISHED ROOMS View Street. Phone 2001. -13 $10 hundred; also Wyandotte*, breeding ODDY’S Second-hand Furniture Store, stock, for sale. Inspection invited. Lake •LOO WEEK—Two roomed cabins 1817 Douglas. Open to buy good fural- USED HAND SEWING MACHINES from - - '¥ HAVE YOU A CAR FOR SALE? batch In g 840 Johnson Street. all-16 ture, Carpets, etc. jj house, with bathroom, pantry and base­ IIP and up. 718 Yates. • Jy23-12 _____ Phone 5209L2______jy26-9 Hill 'bus to place. Phone 3608. Setting. ment, good garden, fenced, for three $1.50 delivered. 7 29 If BO, park It at the Metropolitan Gar­ WANTED—By family on holiday (two FRA NUIS. 819 Yates St. (opposite Do­ roomed house. Phone 2776R Jy27-42 FOR SALE—J A J Taylor safe* good as w ANTED—Girl about 16 to wiTh re. 721 View Street All cars washed adults and twb Infants), accommodation minion Theatre), always open to buy new, >65 Apply 39 Ontario1 St. Jy2«-12 house work and care of child, from 1 to LOST nd po»«hed d«lly. Buyers found. for latter half of August, with or with good class and antique furniture.'55- 160 ACRES in Central Alberta, small Im­ 8 dally excepting Sunday Apply morn­ h»r*e» «1.M per day. Not out board, convenient to Oak Bay pets, etc. Phone 1153. n provements; also 160-acre farm, well SOMEWHERE A VOICE IS CALLING" ings or evenings 212 Linden Avenue LOST—Friday, 12th. little gol.d watch. K.. tree days’ trial. beach; state terms and other particu­ improved, good set of buildings, half Lane's work is g.*od All kinds of corner of May. Car 6.______1x23-9 of P. Hall or Quadra Street. Return WANTED—Any class of old metals or printing and binding 635 Courtney St 1912 Studebaker delivery truck. In good lars. ,P. O. Box 2144, North Vancouver, mile to school, store and post office, NOTICE—Nurse” wanû^F Applications to Box 846. Times. Reward Jy22-37 inning order, $259. Sâ*s 1x24-16 Junk; good prices paid for bottles, sacks, clear titles; exchange for Victoria pro­ Phone 5241. klS-1! •uto tires, carpenters' tools, etc. Ring will be ret elved by the undersigned for LOST—Will the boy who found a black 1912 McLaughlin-Bulck. «8 h. P. tires up 1229. City Junk Co.. B Aaronson?56? perty. H. Stelfox, 219 Howe St. jy24-42 WE BUY AND SELL any kind second­ TO RENT—Nicely furnished bedroom. the position of graduate nurse as assist­ walking stick on Beacon Hill Park beach , snap. $409. single or double. In a private family, Johnson 8treet. House phone S644L. 13 hand goods, false teeth. Call anywhere. Phone 3779L. Reward Jy22-37 1912 Winton Six. perfect condition. central Phone 3076L. alS-16 FARMS and city property for exchange, anytime Phone 2315. Evenings. 634R. 12 ant to I,adysmith General Hospital, sal­ has. F Eagles, 517 Say ward ~ " ary $50 per month Applications to be »rd tires rear, new w WANTED—Furniture and stoves] ate : Block. LOST—if flndeh of lady's gold watch (a ont; good buy, $769. BRUNSWICK HÔTEL—50c. night up. $3 highest cash price paid. Phone 4441. li aions 6118 SMALL ENGLISH BABY BUGGY, in in On or before Saturday. July 27 1918 valued keepsake) will state any reason­ weekly up First-class location. Few good condition, >8 555 Niagara Jy25-I2 at 7 p m. Applicants to state age and able price for return of same to 1217 1912 Overland parta. housekeeping,Tooms. Yates and Doug­ SWAPS—Acreage foi tpotrtr car, shotgun experience. Ira E. Lowe. Secretary Ford slip covers. las. Phone 3f7. UNFURNISHED SUITES for bicycle, cash for 10 pairs roller JO-FOOT El SHI Nil BOAT, heavy dutr Ladysmith'Hospital. Box 163 Jy2S-9 Rydlln Street, or Phone 6241, it will he First-class mechanics. •lcates. 1207 Broad Street. Phone 2676 engine, all complete and in- first-class l»aid Box 3390, Times jy23-37 Jlltf-31 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS APARTMENTS TO RENT—Park Man­ 42 order, price >750: 20-foot hull, fitted for WANTED—Girl or woman, for light work LOST—Hat with chauffeur badge No. sions. Apply 1721 Quadra Jyl5tf-17 engine. >85; 82-foot work boat. 12 h p., in -«a —Te of child of two 1661. Copa* A Young. Jy22-37 AUTO LIVERY 4-cycle engine, dinghy, all complete, ______1x22-9 Ttt)„ RENT — Awlmenu: McDonald oe $700 Causeway Boat House TEA KETTLE AUTO STAND. rooms (central) Phone 4012R. jy»7-4; Block, Oak Bay Junction. Phone 7J1L, WANTED—Experienced dressmaker Ap­ LIVESTOCK one 3445. y J2»lf-17 K ply Miss Libby, Room 9. Brown Block - CHEAP—Family cow, giving 2 gals : ew 8-Cylindcr Bulck Car for Hire. FURNISHED hounekeeping rooms, fiats MAGNET AUCTION ROOMS—To-day's Broad Street. 1y23-9 •IS 11 w*»k UP. l6ht «nd w.ter. MELLOR APARTMENTS. Ml Houghton price $65. Phone 6633L. Jy24-S9 $2 59 per hour. 1036 Hillside. J24tf>41 A FORD CAR FOR 11 00 AN .HOUR. bargains: 3 brass beds, Springs and WANTED—Lady teacher for Sooke Street Suttee A and B to let, unfur- We rent cars for >1.00 sn hour, without mattresses, 6 good rugs. Arcadian FOR SALK—Pigs, around 6 months. Special Country Trips. nlshed, hot water and hot water heat- range. 4 stbve*. 3 tents. 7 bicycles, 10 School, salary $65 per month. Apply Moon. Thetis Lake Roa«L Parson* ______ROOM AND BOARD drivers, to responsible parties. C A. Heigesen, secretary-treasurer. " !| J2 CoS»»» n«Y . «I lk Big. Apply Mellor Bros., Ltd. 819 The cars are all of the latest model bureaus, 3 fine tone pianos. 1 organ. Bridge. Jy26-2S fl ...... 18.09 Cadboro Bey . .li.if Broughton Street. JI6tf-17 Magnet, corner , Douglas and Fort. Sooke P. O. jy25-9 WANTEI»—Board and lodging for gentle^ and are in first-class running order, with PERSIAN KITTENS, blue, grey and sll- *ltekt havenen...... $6.00 Malahat ...... $8.09 men, FalMleld district; correspondence SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE good tires. Phone 3114. *- 12 UKULELE, mandolin, banjo lessons, 50c ver Mr*. Tapacott, 3342 Whittier Ave an hour. 949 Fort. Phon^ 5894. Jy25-9 solicited and confidential; have refer- VICTORIA AUTO LIVERY. FOR _ Phone 2426L. gg H COURT. ------Reply to Box 3050. Times. J39-24 POSITION in office wanted by married J37 Brough ton Street Phone 3062. compl Re. >260; Phone 4193. man with thorough knowledge of book - WANTED—Immediately, skirt and bodice WANTED—Any quantity chickens or 1X9*31 ROOM AND HOAR1 », home cooking; rw VfPeed hull, workers; also tailoreases. Apply ducks, cash paid at your house Phone Keeping and office routine, competent Madams Watts, 1175 Fort St. ml4tf-9 6019L. or write 615 Elliott Street. City. ■°"a„hle •erm*. XI Pandora St. Phone to take charge of office,. Would accept

PHONE NUMBERS YOU SHOULD BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS FlIUlTS AND VEGETABLES SEWER AND CEMENT WORK MINERAL ACT. KNOW THE VICTORIA NO* 2 MUST FILE STATEMENT ONR8 LOW SIN CO.,- 2516 Douglas Street. T. BUTGHKJt, sewer and cement work. All repairs executed. 2330 Lee Avenue. Phone 6Î8BL. BUILDING SOCIETY TINTES WANT AI). DEPT.. 1090 Wheat Percentages Must Be M» FIRE DEPARTMENT ...... 631 - tT A"- " FUfjlfHniilB : ~ ~ The Semi-Annual Meeting "of the .Ire® Prince vSS’sra'Æ'ï BRASS FOUNDRY SILKS AND CURIOS situate In the „ teined Under Severe Penalties- mf city ha£l 4640 STEEL «’RIB AND MATTRESS, new, Above Society will be held at the reg­ Where" Iocs ted: Bm VICTORIA BRASS AND IRON WORKS, $15, regular $18.60; high chairs, nursery NOVELTY BEADS AND TASSELS are Renfrew District. chairs, baby buggli very popular Just now. Wo have a istered office of the Society, 8 and 9, RED CROSS SOCIETY...... 5062 iron and brass founders, machinists am Winch Building, at 6 p.m. on Friday, the The Canada Food Board-has Issued JUBIEEE IIOSPlfAL ...... 4533 pefterh workers, J19-19 credit. R H. Ste:ewart Co., Ltd., . line In stock. Kwong Tal , Tune, notice that H L alrs, - jobbing, KINDLING AND MILLWOOD SHIP CHANDLERS. LIMITED, formerly sons Indebted to the above Estate are re­ wheat flour may be manufactured. The Dairy 9. 10.30 a. m., 1 10. 2 30. 5.06. 6 30 leaky roofs repaired and guaranteed. PHONE 41 SOIL Price $4/, city limits; 4 Peter M. Quade A Son. Ltd. Ship, naval, quested to pay the amffunt of their In­ manufacture At buck-wheat flour con» p- m.: Saturday only, 11.15 jp. m Leaves Phone 1793. Estimates free. cord, $2. Outside city limits, *$4 * 25; * loggers and mill supplies. 1214 Wharf debtedness forthwith to the undersigned, .talning more than thirty-two per cent Cordova Bay 7 40 a. m. (except Sun­ cord. $2.15. Street. Top SL i’hone 41. day). » 40. 11.10 a. m.. 1 40. 3 10. 5 45. CARPENTER AND JOBBING*—J. axil-47 Tax Sale Notice and all persons having claims against the of wheat flour le prohibited. Bolden, 1616 Cook St. Telephone 1308 MARVIN A CO.. E. B . 1202 Wharf said Estate are requested to send pa Except for those products mentioned 7.15 p. m J. H. Jennings. Phone 2648L residence. 44991*. chandlers and loggers’ supplies. lars of their claims, duly certified, L — ' ^ Jy31-51 LEADING GRILLS By order of the Council a sale of lands above no breakfast food containing 14 and 1$ «5 ,l)e,ln 23-25 CONTRACTORS J. C. G WYNN, NEW METHOD LAUNDRY; LTD.E101rt 108. Res. 4403L. Registrar-General of Titles. storms have occurred In the prairie pre- FIVE ROOMED, modern cottage on VANCOUVER ISLAND.. PILE DRIVING 17 North Park. L. D Grahame Street, quite close to Central CO. Wharf building, bridges, pile launderers Tel. 2300. SPORTING GOODS Park, cottage quite modern, lot 50x100; foundations, diving, etc. 707 B. C. Per­ Tax Sale Notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS. price $2,100. terms can be had manent Loan Bldg. *25-47 MACARONI FACTORY OORION HEAD—Five acres of land, JAMES GREEN, gunmaker All kinds of ______.no* for Delinquent Taxas Victoria—Barometer, 29.90; tempera­ LIBERTY BRAND Naples Macaroni, repairs and alterations. Make stock# to will be held on WEDNESDAY. SEPTEW Estate of John Burtt Morgan, Deceased. portion In strawberries, comfortable 1 DYEING AND CLEANING fit the shoulder ; bore barrels to improve ture. maximum yesterday, 66; minimum, cottage, land all good; price $3,500, most economical and whoienome food. BER 18; 1918. NOTICE Is hereby given that all per­ 56; wind, calm ; weather, fair , Ask your grocer for It, or at <88 Cor- the shooting. 1319 Government, upstairs. Persons desiring to avoid the costs and terms to suit purchaser. B. C. STEAM DTE WORKS—The largesL I’hone 1734. 4Î sons having claim# against the Estate of Vancouver—Barometer, 29 90; tempera­ CHAPMAN ST.. FAIRFIELD ESTATE— dyeing and cleaning works in the Pro­ ——-——------4$ expense* of ouch sale must pay the De­ the said John Furtt Morgan, who died on Modern cottage and lot 48x131. cottage linquent Taxe* (Taxes In arrear at ture, maximum yesterday. 70. minimums vince. Country orders solicited. Phone or about the 28th day of November,. 1917, 54; wind, calm; weather, fair. has good basementl prlqe $3,u00; small 260. J. C, Renfrew, proprietor. PLUMBING AND HEATING TAXIDERMISTS. December 81, $16), together with Inter­ art requested, on or before the 17th day amount of cash will handle, balance of est to date of payment on or BEFORE of August, 1918, to send to the under­ Kamloops—Barometer, 29.82; tempera­ payments véry easy. CITY DYE WORKS—The largest THACKER A HOLT. 600 Speed Avenue. BIG GAME HEADS, rugs a specialty. SEPTEMBER 4 next; AFTER WHICH signed solfeMor* for Theodore Harding ture, maximum yesterday, ^0; minimum, *H ACRES of good land at Sooke, In the dyeing and cleaning works In the Pro­ Plumbing and heating Tel. 2922. Jy5-47 All classes taxidermy Wherry A Tow, DATE, and up to the time of sale, the Morgan, Administrator of the Estate of 52; wind, 4 miles W..; weather, cloudy. vince. We call and deliver Geo. Me 629 Pandora. Phone 3931. full amount as advertised will be collect­ settlement, no rock, land easy to clear, NOTICE—Ashton A Fayrow, plumber*. the said deceased, full particulars of their Prince Rupert—Barometer. 30 06, tem­ close to Sooke Harbor; price $800. on Cenn, proprietor, 844 Fort St. TeL 75. 47 ed, vis.: Delinquent Taxes, Subsequent claims against the estate of (he said de­ For the convenience of "customers re­ TRUNK AND HARNESS MFGR8. Taxes In arrear. Interest and Costs and perature. maximum yesterday, 62, mini­ terms, or $700 cash., v - • VICTORIA DTE WORKS for service siding in Oak Bay we have opened ceased. .after which last mentioned date mum, 56. wind, calm !«-udy B. C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY. an<1 satisfaction. Main office and works, branch situate at 2205 Oak Bay Avenue, 4%**^ferk. Collector or Assessor.of the the said administrator will proceed to dis­ LIMITED, F NORRIS * SONS. 1328 Government 86 tribute the asset* of the deceased among nnm yee- 1120 View; Tel. 717. Branch offlcd, 843 opposite Oak Bay Municipal Hall. Wholesale and retail dealers in ■ " 922 Government Street. F»»rt; Tel 2946. J A Gardiner, prop. 47 Corporation of the District of Oak Bay the parties entitled thereto", having regard DO NOT let the so killed "handy man" cases, bags and leather goods. Tel. 410. are readv to receive notice from any only to the claims of which he then shall Edmonton — Temperature, maximum ESQ PIM ALT ROA D—Large cottage, néar TOGO CLEANERS, 575 Yates Street source of the Interests of those entitled launpson Street, old, but well built and create expense Call a competent have notice. yesterday, 64; minimum. 46; rain, 16 Phone 4136. Suits called fqr and dellv TYPEWRITERS to the benefit oflhe War Relief Act; any Dated the 16th day of July. 1918. In gvvd Condition, big lot; sold in 1913 ered. 47 plumber. Allan Ma^lonald, 1309 Esqui­ person having Information that any per­ Qu'Appelle — Temperature, maximum for $4.000; price $1.660, h%rms T P mau Road. Phone BRINGLK A WHITTAKER. Ô isfc, cleaning and pressing, tailoring TV PEW K ITERS —New and second-hand son interested Is a soldier, dependent on 208-9 Central Building, Victoria, B C., .yesterday, 60; minimum, 38; rain, .22. McConnell, 223 A Pemberton Building HAYWARD A PODS. LTD . 927 Fort repairs, rentals, ribbons for all ma a soldier, or other person entitled to the . Jy23-25and repairing. I'hone 2794. 60. Solicitors for the Administrator. Temperature. lumblng and heating Tel. 1854. chine*. United ‘Typewriter Cm» Ltd. benefit of the said Act. is requested to Max .Min. 732 Fort Street, Victoria. Phene 4713. communicate In writing with the Clerk, EHQUi MALT—Admiral1* Road, right Barkerville ...... 66 dry dock site, 5-room cottage, big CLEANING AND PRESSING VICTORIA PLUMBING CO.. 1652 Pan Assessor or Collector of the Corporation 67x142, all choicest land; a real bargain dora Street. Phone* 3402 and 14501.* TRANSFERS of the District of Oak Bay, whose address Tatoosh ...... 54 LOt’K HIN—Suits cleaned and presse»! Is Municipal Hall. Oak Ray, B. G String Bags, 30c^ 65c and 75c. R. A. Portland, Ore...... 82 .. at $1,250. T. P. McConnell, 223A Pem 1621 Store St. Il AS KNFRATZ, A. E., .successor to Bldg.______Cookson Plumbing Co., 1045 Yates St. ESTES, Gorge transfer. Res. I’hone 6016R. By order of the Council. Brown A Co , 1302 Douglas 8fc • Seattle ...... :...... v...... 12 47 FOR SALE—166 acres, 40 acres hay land, CURIOS Phone* 674 and 46I7X San Francisco ...... 74 .. half-mile sea front and some good tiro J. NOTT , l,Tl»., Cranbrook ...... 79 * her; price, $8,500; good terms can be DEaViLLE, JOHN T.. 7IL IMumtdng and heating. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. Calgary ...... 74 46 furniture and book*. Tel.* CORPORATION OP THE CITY OF VICTORIA arranged. HCK’KING—Jame* Bay, 526 Toronto fit ALL KINDS of typewriters repaired, ad­ Winnipeg ...... *2 40, 1.19 ACRES at Cowlchan Lake, with four Phone 3771. Ranges connected, coils justed. bought, sold, exchanged. Some Toronto ...... 92 roomed house, can be reached by road DENTISTS snaps in used machines. Phone 3929. Ottawa ...... 90 .. or launch: good summer home; price, 746 Yates St. 47 LOCAL IMPROVEMENT!* COMMISSION $700; this is a bargain. FRASER, DR. W. F , 361-2 Stobart-Pease BHERET, ANDREW, 1114 Rlanshard. Montreal ...... »...... >« FOUR ROOMED HOUSE on Vine Street, Block. Phone 4204. Office hours, 9 30 Plumbing and heating supplie*. Tel. 629. Halifax ...... ;x...... '. 71 a.m. to 6 p m. VACUUM CLEANERS ICE TP HEREBY GIVEN that the Local Improvement Commissioner close to Douglas Street car terminus, pointed under the "Victoria City Refief Act, 1918 (No »),” will hold their first sit­ price $950; $50 cash and balance oh first HALL. DR. LEWIS, dental surgeon. MERCHANT TAILORS mortgage at 6 per cent. HAVE THE AUTO VACUUM tor TOUT tings, for-the consideration of the several matters and works of local Improvement Jewel Block, cor. Yates and Douglas 1603 Go carpets. Satisfaction assured. Phone hereunder specified, at the Council Chamber, City Hall, Victoria, 8. C., on Thursday, FOUR ROOM FT> BUNGALOW, on Clover Streets, Victoria. B. C. Telephones 4616 PROVINCIAL ROYAL JUBILEE HOS­ Street, Fairfield district ; price $2.500; Office, 567; Residence, 122. SAM LOT, 1412 Government Finest ma­ July 25, 1018, at 2.30 o’clock p. in. cash $125. balance arrange, good terms. PITAL, ^VICTORIA, B. C. terials; expert workmanahip, first-class WHOLESALE IMPORTERS By-law TWO 1A)TS on Fairfield Road, we will lit; trial solicited. 47 Serial No. Street. Tenders for one year, dating from July sell these for $500 for the two, on terms. DA,FCL CALORIC FIRELESS COOKBRS—Saves 81, will be received • by the undersigned A real bargain. BREA DIN DAIRY—Cream, milk, butter, NURSING fuel, time, food and money. Seen at 1419 Broubhtoh Street, from Bianshard to Quadra Street. for supplying Groceries, Bread, Meat, 1703 Douglas Street, from Topas Ave. to the dividing line Blocks S and 4 and FOUR ROOMED HOUSE, just off Haul- eggs, delivered daily. 1703 Cook Street MILS ESTES. 304 Tllllcum. Phone 5016R Direct Supply Association, Fort and tain Street; price $1,760; easy terms can Pnone 3134. 47 Langley Streets. I’hone 44123. 41 Tfdmle Ave Fish. be arranged. 47 1704 Douglas Street, from Hillside to Topas Specifications and quantities 1705 Douglas Street, from Fisgard to Pembroke. ' LOTS on the 2 ML-mile circle for $150 ENGRAVERS VULCANIZING AND REPAIRERS lad on application. ■ 1 each, terms if desired. LEATHER GOODS 1719 Bank Street, from Oak Bay to Cowan “Tender* " s to be marked ’’Tender for Gro­ 142 ACRES in the mter district; price GENERAL ENGRAVER, Stencil Cptter 1627 Dallas Road, from San Juan Avenue to Beacon Hill Park. ceries,” ’"Bread,” or ah the case may be, and Seal Engraver Geo. Crow the r, 816 TRUNKS, bag*, automobile rugs, THE TYRE SHOP—Vulcanising and re^ 1625 Dallas Read, from Simeoe to Pan Juan. $14 per acre, terms can be arranged. Wharf Street, behind Post Office. _ B C Saddiery Co , Ltd , 566 Yates pairs. 1015 Rlanshard Street. and to bo in not later than 12 noon, July VISE" A CO,— 1456 Dallas Road, from Pimcoe to Pan Juan. 26. 1918. 109 . Pemberton Bldg 25 ÎLALF-TON K ÀNDLÏN E ENGRAVING. NOTARY PUBLIC FEDERAL TIRE AGENCY—A McGavin, 1459 Dallas Road, from San Juan Ave to Beacon Hill Park. G. T. CARVER, Commercial work a specialty. Designs 1011 Bianshard Street. I’hone 3869. 1910 Dunedin Street, from Gorge Road to the westerly limit of Lot 17 Block B. HOUSES FOR SALE. for advertising and business stationery. H. ffopl', notary public, 711 Fort St. Federal and Goodrich tires and vulcan­ 1445 Durban Street, from Woodland to Richardson Street. Secretary. FAIRFIELD—Four large rooms, modern, R C. Engraving Co., Times Building. |»aHSi>ort forms supplied and prepared. ising. 1414 Dunedin Street, north of Lot 10, Block A. good lot in garden : snap at $2.300 Orders received at Tlmea Busin. 1974 Davie Street, from Fort to Leighton WANTED—Snaps in bouses, many clients Office. CALNCE. W. (L notary public and In­ 1779 Duchess Street, from Leighton Kosd to Fort Street. TO BE SOLD by tender pursuant waiting. Let us have your listings. surance agent, Room 201, Hibben-Bone WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRERS Bldg. City, suburl^an and farm lands. 1443 Esquimau Road, from Russell to City Limits. DUNFORDS, LIMITED, ELECTROLYSIS L. HAYNES for high-class watch and 1821 Esquimau Road, from Russell to City Limit*. to an Order of the Supreme Court 1234 Government St. | rAggTym-rjr rnKrAnEiv form, «Sp. jewelry repair*. 1124 Govranment St. 47 1*12 Edward Street, from Old Ponghees Reserve to Russell Street. JXMKS BAY—do» in. 120x100 rest on KLECTRI < 1T Y is tlie only safe And per lied H. Lloyd-Young, notary public 1814 Eberts Street, from Snowden (now May) to Bu*hby. . of British Columbia, dated the corner. 1*4 story frame dwelling, tax» mauent method of removing superflu­ P012 Broad Street. Phene 4632 and 26631, WENGER. J . 628 Yates Street. The best 1919 Empress Avenue, from Cook to Chambers. » P—> and localai iimpruvovejnent taxes very mod ous hair: absolute cure guaranteed. wrist watches on the market at whole- 1702 Earle Street, from Kt. Charles to Fairfield. 28th Day of June, A.D., 1918. MiHgllajinton, Qualified" LonLondodon igggMgj PAINTING sale prices. 1RI, F it reman Street, from Fairfield tit Cluuuikr.______. -1*12------aei^s, t«.m to Cook Limitedfai218 Gov- itt. 2.2 w S3 Uffbi hours, knight, papernangtng. painting and LITTLE A TA YT.OR. ri T Fort St. H*r Lumber Company, Limited, has Leeming Brothers. ll till 4 36 . ' . , 47 ..decorating. I’hone i watchmakers. Jewellers and opticians. 1455 Fert Street, from Douglas to Cook Street authorised to offer for sale Irv tender « eminent Street. H •04* Mu— 1301 Fert Street, moth side between Cook and Linden Ave , and .north aide «8*1 - - - - "ELECT K< >LY.S1S—Fourteen year*’ ------rnog and Ormonff—------5------hire the property a*rt **oct* ~r FIVE ROOMED HOUSE, close to car and tirai expérience in. rentbYlfig SbtWtflb- WHITE, M., watchmaker and manufac­ named Coptpipany pan y as a going concern.< In- 1628 Fort Street, from Pt Charles to Oak Bay Ave eluding shipyard*. 10 fruit tret?**. Victoria ous hairs. Mr8. Barker, Phone 5525. 713 RANK THOMAS, plastérér. Repairing, turing Jeweller. All work guaranteed; 1770 Fort Street, west side. Cook to Linden, north side Cook to Ormond. ig: Wert, for sale; no reasonable offer re View Street. Entrance Hibben-Bone Bldg 1641 (1) Free-hold sawmill, equipped with etc. ; prices reasonable. Phone 8313Y. Fort Street, Cook to Ormond. , ~ ______. bloaei -s> -Lem. electric light jpg plant, fire, __ fused, cash *°r terms. Apply owner, Rea , 1750 Albert Avemta. ------Fert Street, I/htden tn Tate*. „ Phone 2411L. ;—Jy35-2S ELECTRICIANS 4k «4-BtMONriOr Johnson Street. appliance*, etc., office building*, reel- 1510 ort Street, Richmond to Fowl Bay. dence*, hunk-house*, etc., situate about LOOK THIS UP—-Six room*, new and COX A DOUGAL electricians. Motor* PHOTOGRAPHERS 1765 ort Street, from Linden to Lot* 9 and 10 Cralgdarroch Park subdivision. one mile from Fernle. British Columbia; WINDOW CLEANING TfPF E Street. RWwimid tn Fowl Bay Road —.... , „ • _ modern* basement, tot 41x70. in the half bought, sold, repaired Bit (mate* gt ;«fAK irnw; oommwMI pK6to*nnai- ■lie circle and g*>od district; prie» for re-winding motor*, armatures aud era. 904 Government St. Phone 1930 ISLAND WINDOW CLEANING CO. Fort Street, from linden Avenue to . Yates Street. * $2,100, term*. Currie A Power, 1214 coils; elevator repairs. Phones: Office, Phone 9615. Pioneer window cleaners 1606 Fisgard Street, from Government tn Bianshard. milt, having a capacity of about 76,004 Douglas Street. Phone 1466. jy22-S5 5353; private, 3752R. 3419R 42 MEUGEN8, Arcade Bldg. Portraitiiture and Janitors. 85 Moss. 1918 Fisgard Street, from Government to Douglas feet In 10 hour*; the whole standing in and enlargements. Special attention»n to 1731 Fairfield Road, from Pt. Charles to Fowl Bay Road. about one hundred acres of land. FOR SALE—High-class residence, select children's portraits. Tel. 1906. 47 1730 Fairfield Road, from Moss to 8t. Charles. locality. 8 rooms', large grounds, tennis EMPLOYMENT AGENCY LODGES (2) Approximately 1,182 acre* of free­ E. H. BROWNING—Commercial photo 1542 Fairfield Road, from Vancouver to Cook. hold land, and 9,066 acres held under court and orchard; will accept more TIM KEE * CO.. 1616 Government. Phone 1471 Government Street, from Niagara to Delias Road. modest home as part payment For graphy, amateur finishtng. cameras re­ . O. F.—<'ourt Northern Light, No. 6935, license* from the Government of Brltlnÿf 811. All help supplied at short notice. 47 meets at Foresters’ Hall, Broad Street, 1629 Flnlayeon Street, from Quadra to Cook. Columbia, containing, according to • particulars apply to '"Owner,” P. O. Box paired. Room 8, Malion BIk . over 15c 1678 Government Street, from Discovery to Bay Street. 272. al9-2S Store. ,.47 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. W. F. Fuller­ cruise -by J. D. Lacey A Company, over ton. secretary. 1686 Government Street, from Bay to Hillside 225.0(>0.(h>0 feet of merchantable timber, FINE, 6 ROOMED, MODERN BUNGA­ PRINTING 1451 Government Street, from Cormorant to Douglas. asyifled as follows: LOW, Just off Hillside car" line, cost K CHUNGRaNES. LTD.—Fish. CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS— 1604 George Street, from Moss to Buahby. $3.800 to build to-day, basement, sta­ poultry, fruit and vegetables. 60S 100 CIRCULAR I.KTTRRS, FORMS. KTC., Meets 4th Monday, 8 p m.. 808 Yates St. 1511 George Street, from Moss to Bushby. 10% Douglas Fir. $1 32 Board of Trade Building Shi R. L Cox, 520 Central Block. Phone 1388 1710 Gorge Road, from Douglas to Manchester. 5% White Fir. tionary tubs; price - only $3,600; $l,00f Broughton Street. Phone 242 5163. 10-* Red Cedar. cash, balance on easy tpritw. H. G DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND B. R — 1949 Gorge Road, from"1 Manchester to Carroll. Dalby A Co,, 616 Fort, upstairs. 26 1826 Goroe Road, from Carroll to Harriett. 807c Mountain Sprue*. Friday*. SCAVENGING Ivxlge ITImrose, 4th Thursday, A.O.F. 1537 Gladstone Avenue, from Femwood to Ftanley. 7% Tamarac. FOR SALE—Snap, 4-rooin house, gi 651 Johnson. Hall, I p m. A. L. Harrison, secy., 912 1336 Hollywood Crescent, St Charles to Robertson 10', Lodge Pole Pin*. lot ; $1,000. terms Bittancourt's Auction CENTRAL FISH MARKET, 613 Johnson. VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO., 1826 Gov­ Fairfield. 1686 Hollywood Crescent, from St Charles to Robert Son. And also about; Room, 130* Broad Street. Phone 2675. Tel 3986 W. T Miller. ernment Street. Phone 662. Ash* and COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 2, I. O. O 1410 Howe Street, from May to Dallas Road. 3,500,000 Mining Props. LOTS FOR SALE garbage removed. ______47 meets Wednesdays. Odd Fallows’ II 1787 Herald Street, from Government to Bianshard. 40,000 Cedar Poles. FLORI8T3 REAL ESTATE" AND INSURANCE 1798 Herald Street, from Government Ptreet to Bianshard. 700,000 Cedar Fence Poets. I EXCEPTIONAL HARÇ.AIN—Bank Btrtel, DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND B. 8 — 1806 Haultain Street, from Fern wood to Third Street. All located within five or six miles ef desirable lot tor $380 cash. Owner, P CUT FLOWERS and floral designs, bed CAMERON INVESTMENT A Sccuriti* ITInccss Alexandra. 2nd Thursday, K. 1685 Hillside Avenue, from Douglas to Quadra. Fernle. B. C., on the Crow's Nest Branch O Box 855. Victoria. jy2«-45 ‘ ding and j*ot plants. Wllkerwro A Company—Fire, marine, automobile and of P. Hall. Mrs F. Bridges, Sec., 177 1618 Hillside Avenue, from Quadra to Cook. of the Canadian Pacific Railway. LARGE, level, building lot, 52x125, lane Brown, 613 Fort Street Phone 1001. 47 life insurance. New offices. Mood; Cowlchan.______. , 1583 Hillside Avenue, from Cook to Cedar Hill Road. (3) Logging Railway and Equipment, . OF P-—Far West Victoria Ix>dge, No. 1648 Hillside Avenue, from Douglas to Cook. . Including: at rear. Cowichnn Street : no reasonable FUNERAL DIRECTORS Block, (V>r. Yates and Broad Sts. offer refused. Phone X411L. Jy26-46 1. 2nd and 4th Thur»., K. of P. Hall. 1988 Henry Street, from Mary to Eaqutmalt Road (a) Approximately five miles ef leg- DUNFORD S, LTD., 1222 Government St. A O., H. Harding, K.R.S., 1006 Govern- 1883 Hulton Street, from Leighton to Bouchier. Ing railway, Including branches B. C. FUNERAL CO. (Hayward’s), LTD.t Insurance brokers and exchange epe- 1526 Johnson Street, from Douglas to Cook. and sidings, starting at â point ACREAGE 731 Broughton. Motor or horse drawn claliata. Tel. 4642.______1417 Johneen Street, from Quadra to Cook. en the Elk River about t»/a miles equipment as required. Embalmers. BONK OF ENGLAND B. 8.—Pride of the 1676 Irving Road, from Crescent to Fairfield. above Fernle, B. C., and running DEEP BAY—Full slxe lot; on good road, Tel. 1336. j______<-. LANIi A INVESTMENT AGENCY, Island l^dge, No. Ill, meets 2nd and close to beach; $160 caah. Phone 795 or 922 Government. Tel. 125. 1624 King’s Read, from Douglas to Rose. to the timber limits. 4663R. jy31-45 BANDS FUNERAL FURNISHING CO, 4th TuesShys in the A.O.F. Hall. Broad 1829 Lydia Street and Howard Street, from Pembroke to Edmonton. (b) One (1) Climax Reared, 84-ten LTD., 1612 Quadra Bt. Tel 3306. DAT A BOGGS 620 Fort Real estate, Street. President, W. J. Cobbett, 3254 1579 Lillian Road, from Fairfield to Irving Road. Locomotive. insurance and financial broker* Tel. 30. Aider Street. Secretary, A. E. Brlnd- 1682 Montreal Street, from Belleville to Quebec. (c) One (1) Helsler Geared, 10-ton of Provincial farming districts will help THOMSON, FRANK L. 827 Pandora ley, 1617 Pembroke Street, City. GILLESPIE, HART * TODD, LTD — 1131 Lillian Road, from Irving Road to Fairfield. Locomotive. you. Call 12 to 2. 322 Sayward. Return Ave. Fine funeral furnishing*. Gradu­ 1607 Lillian Road, from Robertson to Fairfield. ■ (d) 15 Russell Standard, No. 2S, Log­ Soldiers’ Homestead. Colonisation A ate of U. S. College of Embalming. Fire auto, plate glass, bonds, accident; ORDER QF THE EASTERN STAR— Office Tel. 498 Open day and night. murine, burglary insurance. 711 Fert Victoria Chapter, No. 17, meets on 2nd 1663 Leonard Street, from continuation through to Cambridge Streot. ging Cart. Realty Co., Capt. A. E. Jones, Secy. and 4th Mondays at 8 p m In the K. of 1771 Leonard Street, from (.Took to Cambridge. (e) One (1) Aerial Skldder, manufac­ r jy 25-46 Street. Phone 2040 FURRIER P. Hall, North Park SL Visiting mem­ 1490 Moss Street, from Richardson to Dallas Road. (Complaint of Mrs. ture! by Washington Iron Works. ONE ACRE good land, with 3-room shack, EKMINO BROS., LTD., 624 Fort St. bers cordially Invited. Margaret Van Munster). (f) OiR (1) Steam Leg Leader. close to station, 4*4 miles from Vic­ Fire and life insurance. Rente collect- 1597 May Street, from Cook to Moss (g) One (1) Snubbing Device. toria; price $760, terms. Currie A fur. 1216 Government St. nS Ae$l; Tel. 748. ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR— 1691 Montreal Street, from Belleville to Quebec. (n) About 8,000 feet 1 Inch Cable. Power, 1214 Douglas Street. Phone 1466. Queen City Chapter, No. 5, meets on 1618 Manor Road, from Alexandra Ave. to Joan Crescent. 0.000 fe*t H Inch Cable. THE LENZIR CO , 1217 Broad Street SECOND-HAND DEALERS 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8 o’clock In. Mlnto Street, from Moss to Richardson Fur sets, fur coats and leather coats K. of P. Hall. North Park St. Visttin# 1446 5,000 feet y* *«eh Cable. 16-19-47 1525 Maud Street, from Ht. Charles to Belmont. ONE-THIRD ACRE, Garden City, dry. ES, CALL—Mrs. Hunt, wardrobe members cordially invited. ir.3'. Manchester Read, from Gorge to Burnside. cultivated, cheap. Owner, 649 Head St., dealer, of Winnipeg and Calgary, le open 1620 McClure Street, from Cook to Quadra. Esquimau.Jy 23-46 GARDENING iiEEiîisîSB to buy and sell hlgh-claee ladies', 1581 Pembroke Street, from Cook to Chambers. A I! the abovee quantities are meimerely ap­ WANTED—House, barns, etc., with about LANDSCAPE DESIGNER, all work In gents' and children’s clothing, evening NAVIGABLE WATER PROTECTION 1448 Powell Street, between Michigan and Toronto. proximate.■ „ butt are believed to bebo correct. live acres grasing land and some gar­ connection with gardens and estates and party dresses; special off erg for ACT. 1418 Roes Street, from 8t. Charles to Robertson. (4) Miscellaneous Equipment, indud- den, anywhere about three-mile circle; carried out 1n a thoroughly efficient gentlemen's cloth*. We pay spot cash R. t. C. CHAPTER 11». 1149 Robertson Street, from Hollywood. Crescent to Fairfield Road. lacg tools,------etc-— camp------buildings. — will lease with option of purchase. manner. lTofessipnal advice given In to any amount. Buslnes* done strictly The Great Northwestern Telegraph 1451 St. John Street, from Belleville to Quebec. ______FORMS__ OF TENDER______and particularspal Newton, P. O. Box 272. J7tf-4« lot cultivation. W. H. West by. I’hone private Mrs. Hunt will call herself to Company hereby gives notice that It has. 1485 Yatee Street, from Cook to Fort. * and conditions of sale can be obtained 2763R. 47 any address, or call at 312 Johnson under Sratlon 7 of the said Act, deposited 908 St. Andrew’s Street, from Simeoe to Niagara. ACCIDENT INSURANCE Street, second house up from Blansh- with the Minister of Public Works at 1632 McBride Avenue, from Queen’s to Bay Ptreet. JOHN GORDON RTLLTNQ8. ESQ., GENERAL GARDENING—Small con­ ard. Phone 4021. jy30-47 Ottawa, and In the office of the Registrar 718 Cook Street, from Pandora Ave. to PakfKington Street. Complaint of S. O. Fernle. B. C. if KRCH ANTS’ CASUALTY CO., tracts a specialty. Fred Bennett. Straw­ NATHAN * "ÈEVY, fiH Government. of the Land Registry District of British • Bailey. 8mithTUyl0^, Mayere* 8tocktoe A Union Bank Bldg.. Victoria, B.C. berry Vale P. O. Phone Colqults 19L. Columbia, at Victoria, B. C.. a description 1108 Cook Street, from Paktngton St. to May St. Complaint of Oeo. Bell. 47 Jewelry, musical and nautical Instru­ ..Linden . Ave., from' \ Fort Bt.St. to------Dalla* Road.--- * Complaint— of— Oeo -----Bell. ment*, tool*, etc. Tel. 6446. of the site and the plans of the proposed 1167 Barrister* and Flollcltoni, AGENTS laying and landing of a submarine tele­ 1423 Cambridge Street, from Dallas Road to May 8L Complaint of Mrs. Annie Rogers Building, HAT WORKS READ THIS—Best prices given for graph cable in the Straits of Juan de F. Hepburn*Hepburn. __ _\ Vancouver. B. C ir.'MABLE, 7l7"*Johnson St. Agents for ladles’ and gents’ cast-off clothing. ‘«•a; said cable to land at the foot of 1577 Harbinger Ave., from Richardson St. to Fairfield Road. Complaint of Ira Bronson, Esq., Cockshutt Implements, plough parts, etc. LADIEM- KTltA W HATS remodelled. Phone 2907, or call 704 Yates Street. ugias Street, Victoria, B. C. James Hunter. ■ Oolman Building, Panamas blocked, cleaned. Victoria 1411 Montreal Street, from Kingston St. to Michigan St. Hat Factory, corner Fort and* 'Broad. LOUIS," Bag and waste inetal merchant, tnd take notice that after the expira­ Complaint of W, Seattle, Wash. 467 7th Ave. East, Vancouver. 47 tion of one month from the (late of the Walker and A. Bernath. Messrs. Chamberlain, Thomas. Kraemev ANTIQUE DEALERS Phone 1729. 47 first publication of this notice. The Great 1304 Yatee Street, from Bianshard St. t* Cook SL Complaint of Oeo. A A Humphreys, VICTORIA JUNK 'AGENCY CO—Buy­ Northwestern Telegraph Company will, Gardiner. Chamber < ANTIQUES at ye sign of ye Old Curi­ AMERICAN HAT WORKS. ing sacks and rags; best prices paid, der Section 7 of the said Act. apply to 1397 Johneen Street, from Douglas St. to Quadra St. Complaint of Goo. A. osity Shoppe, 813 Fort Street. Furni­ 625 Yatee Street. Phone 2073 orders quickly attended to. Phone 1336. the Minister of Public Works at Ms office Gardiner. »r*. McCutcheon, XHney i ture. pictures, old china and silver 1316 Wharf and 1406 Store 8t. *5-47 In the City of Ottawa, for approval of the 1551 Walton Street, from Rlchardnon S*.'; to Fairfield Rond. Complaint of Luney Bros, and J. B Ttrhe. bought and sold. Phone Pepin. 6421. 47 Our motto hi promptness. It means sue­ DIAm6mDS. antique», oht said site and plans, and for leave to lay ts*. We clean and block your old Into sad Md. Mr*. and land said submarine cable. BATHS the latest style. We do the best Panama ment 8t., opposite Angus Campbell’s. Dated at Victoria. B. C . this 1st day of work. Try us and be sure. We will July. 1913. day to day, or from time to time. BATHS—Vapor and electric HghL^mar call at your office for your hat and re­ BEST PVRICBBrices Txaidpaid for gemgents ’ cast-off THE GREAT NORTHWESTERN TELE- By order of the O’Brien, Young A Stone, add •hiroiMxly turn it the same day. 47 clothing.- Give------me a ja&Étrial. A. Landa, GRAPH COMPANY. „ . „ LOCAL IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS. 626 Endicote Building, Phone 6626. 713 View 1409 Store Street. Phone By). N. MILLER, Jr.. Superintendent Victoria. B. C. July 18, 191S. SL Paul, VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918

GERMINS GERMAN DECRIES ATTACK BY II BOAT HOLD ON TO Y0Ü* V WELLINGTON GERMAN BARBARITY OFF MASSACHUSETTS TH* PRICE HAS ALREADY RISE If Any information yon may want given by Action Indicates Intention to Muehltm, Former Director oT German Submarine Sank Threér COAL Extend Withdrawal on Krupp Works, Writes An­ Barges Off Cape Cod BURDICK BROS. & G RETT, Limited French Front other Significant Article Yesterdav STOCK AND BOND BÈ0KEBS AT CURRENT PRICES Telephones 3724-3728 620 Broughton Street

With the French on the Aisne-Marna Uwd’m-Jul, h *'• The f>rleun^ Mmm.. July H An »nem, Front, July 22.—(By the Aw Preea).—( Noon).—There wei6* signs rnwwrrr-iww • mmwr■ *», fWteigns-rttocSu » „ir the of Friday, says that Ur. Wilhelm Much HALL & WALKER •varywlert to-day that the Germans casternmost point of Cape Cod yes­ hrtp.il nun |r » Scotchman to finch manhood. Try more of it •PS destroying their materials and Ion. former dires-tor of the Krupp In Canada —tanund hr th. Can.d. Food Board. Distributors Canadian Cellieries (Ounsmuir), LtJ. munitions in the pocket to the north of terday. sank three barres, net a fourth 1232 Government St the River Marne between Soiaeene and works, well known for hie striking and their tug on fire and dropped On* nf th. boat AUTHORIZED .nvnetmdnt. tor TRUIT FUNU8 .. Phone 83 R hernia, preparatory to the entire r*ve4»Uo«is about the war preparations four shells on the mainland. The ac­ b debenture evacuation of that area. of the Germans in the summer of 19U. tion lasted on hour and was unchal­ U% The German# arr having the greatest has contributed another very signifi­ lenged except ttff two hydro-aero- difficulty in maintaining their com­ "Absut Debentures" munication* in the salient. They are cant article to the German paper Frled- planes from tl\es, Chatham aviation unable to utilise moat of the railroads enswaerteg; station, which circled over the liT boat j?*1»"» Ciolt.1 ...... — . S2.41t8S6.S1 • 788,580.11 leading northward, owing to the inces­ "On Germany lie» the greatest blame causing her to submerge for a short Answers to Times sant harrying by the Entente aviators time, only to reappear and resume ...... 7.168.537^8 not only for starting this war but also firing at the, cress of the Luv.. num- Ÿhe n Igh t w as ‘ com pa ra t i veTÿ calm M"14 HfUffg fbfTy - one." arid Including three Want Ads. but several local counter-attacks were ■aye. "There can be no two opinions women and five children, who escaped CAM n« riitersl furr'sHrg executed by the Germans in an en about that, and only by admitting her umid the shell Aire in lifeboats. Several C(«f»»r. Imlfet deavor to cover the retreat of their guilt can Germany again bring order were wounded, but only one seriously Ml. I2«. I«. Ml, 181, 511, su, 5io 574 main body. These attacks in every in­ out of the present chaos which threat­ This happened to be John Botovlcn, an Loan Company IJMnned Kmhalmrr* and Funeral 5*1, MS. 615. 651. 062. 706. 781. 80S. 811. stance were unsuccessful. ens to lend her to destruction." WtNNI.ee. TORONTO, REGINA. CALGARV, EOMCNTON. Directors Competent lady In at­ Austrian, of the crew of the tug. •}*• ,l6- ml. 1011. 1050. The writer maintains throughout hie The one-sided light took place three 1 AW AT OOftr VANCOUVER, VICTORIA, EDINBURGH, tendance. Authorised Naval and VICTORIA BRANCH, 616i View 8L - *“ ------Military Contractors. With the American Forces on the article that this can only be brought miles south of the i Orleans coastguard R. W. PERRY, Manage* Phone S3W. 161» Quadra St. Aiene-Mame Front. July 22. The en­ about by a general àWukehihg of the station, which is located midway be- emy is increasing his resistance along nation. 1*440 Chatham and the Highland the line south from Solsson*. where Light, at the extreme tip of the < aj>e. every yard which the Allies push for­ The firing was heard for miles and A QUANTITY OF OLD ward further hampers the German brought thousands to the beach, from lines of « supply. which the flashes of the guns and the On the front where the Fratico- outline of the submarine were plainly Anierican forces are pushing In Just to RETREAT OF ENEMY PAPERS FOR SALE visible. Possible danger to the on­ the tiorth of the Marne the enemy Is Circulation Department lookers was not thought of until a carrying oUt sullen and stubborn rvar- shell whizzed over their head* and Times Office EiMuri Bctkm». but. dee pi té the* the splashed in a pond a mile inland. «Hies emtinm- their gains. The Ger­ Three other shells buried themselves mans leave numbers of machine guns in the sands of the t»each. in the path of the Allied progress and The survivors of the tow with the are using their artillery likewise in exception of two Injured were taken guarding the slow retreat. Germans Captured by Amèri- to the Orleans coastguard station No TO-DAY’S TRADING IN on t^e whole the concentrated forces information could lie obtained from NEW YORK MARKET POSTMASTER GENERAL of the Crown Prince have materially cans Hint at Withdrawal official* at the cane WINNIPEG MARKEt slowed "down the Allied progress. When the firing began the crews lust There is no Indication, however, that Farther North no time in abandoning the tow. Each Winnipeg. July 22 —Cash trading on the the enemy will be able to counter­ of the four l*arge* had «me small lxiat exchange continues to lie of light volume. EXPECTS SETTLEMENT attack successfully. Additional pris­ intended to carry only five person*, and There i.; .small demand, while the offer­ GENERALLY LOWER oners were taken in to-day * lighting. all the craft were greatly overloaded. ing* are practically nil Oats closed l’fc cent* lower for July and 1% cent* lower With the American Army In addition, the occupants Wffe ex­ posed to danger from shell fire. Sev­ for October. Flax closed 1% cents higher Suggestions Made as Basis of Marne-Aisne Front. July 22. eral merchant craft were in the vicin- f*M* July and 21* cent* lower for October. Prices Were Irregular To-day; By the - Associated Pres*. I-—1 •risonera Itj 'I»"i regard!*** ,f the >i , n Data— Open. Hign. Low. Close. Our Private Chapel (E themselves, 'went to the rescue of the July ...... V0H 90\ I9M. *9H taken by the American troops Railroad Stocks Made Agreement With Letter ert w* and towed the small lto.it» to Is at the service of those who if the strenuous offensive of the Allies Ot...... 81S $2‘4 so «4 «414 the shore. FUx— entrust a funeral to us. It is Carriers continue* the Germans will withdraw Some Gains Ju‘y ...... 443 443 4354 436% equipped with everything necessary much farther north, where they will I Washington. July 22 —The Navy l)e- for services of any kind and will -...... 432 431 4SI «31 fight for their lives. i»artment was advised yesterday that < *g»h prices: Oats—2 C. W . 1914; 3 C. amply accommodate the ordinary- The Allied heavy artillery is ham­ W . 16«*. extifa I feed. ItH; 1 feed. 8344: funeral attendance, it is decorated Ottawa. July 22.—The strike* of the an enemy submarine was operating off (By Burdick Bros A Brett. Ltd I mering military objective* in the Bois­ the Massachusetts coast. The Orleans 2 feed. 80U with taste and discretion and there mail carriers throughout Canada are New York. July 22—The first effect» of |is no charge for its use. expected here to be of *hort duration, sons area. naval station on Cape ■ « wear Barley—Rejected. 126 feed; 126 At Least Not for the Present; Flax—1 N. W. C . 4*714; 2 C. W., 433%. the good war new* having somewhat according to a maternent made to the Enemy Falling Back. Chatham. report*^ sighting a tug and paa*ed, more attention was paid to other Canadian P-resa, by lion. P. K. Hlondon Eastern and Western With the American Army on the three barges on .lire, haling been % % % factor* affecting the stock market to-day. Thomson Funeral Co. this morning. The Government has Aisne-Marne front. July" 22. 1.15 p.m. - shelled- by a submarine, which was NEW YORK BONO MARKET. The money situation was under review acceded to the main request* of the Men Clashed (By the Associated I Tees ) The (By Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd.) High rates continue to prevail and the Phone 4M. 827 Pandora Ava men in regard to bonuses and two American warships are out after the indications are that the new revenue bill Motor Hearse and Equipment Franco-American advance continued question* Only now remain for settle­ this morning along the line on the submarine. may contain some rather heavy irniioat* Connections Vancouver sod The Committee on■ Putdic Informa­ Anglo-Fr. 5 .. ment. Mr Lllondin *ai-f. ^ south and to the west. The Germans on capital Professionals were Inclined tion gave out thbt Htaloment : U. K «. 1911 Appointment of a isAird of con­ Montreal. July 22 - There will b* gave more ground and are slowly con­ V K 5%. 1919 to-day to lighten their long line*. The "The Navy Ihqiartment at noon re­ steel stocka bore the brunt of the selling ciliation to decide on all question* general strike of railway shopmen in tinuing their backward movement tb v k r.%. ceived a dispatch from the First Naval The railr.*ad stocks were mote in favor. which have arisen. Canada, at least for the present. The the north of Chateau Thierry. V. K 6%. 1921 2. Definite promise by the Govern- Intervention of the railway department District stating that coastguard sta­ Canadian Pacific having an extrême ad­ Two additional town* have been Am For S4B 5 .... vance of three points. I ment of further increase* next semi ton. of the American Federation of Iaabor. tion No. 40. at Orleans. Mass., on the Fr Govt. 5 ...... taken by American troops on the front coast between 4'ape Cod and Chatham. High. Low. The bonus granted amounts in all following the adoption by the railway north of the Marne since daylight this Pari* 6 ...... of the McAdoo schedule with amend Mass.. re|M»rts sighting a tug on fire Allis-Chalmers ...... 34 33% 33% I to $200 |»er annum, one-haif of this morning In the region of Sol**«ms Fr Cities 6 ...... ments last week, was sufficient to pre­ and three tmrge* being shelled hy » Ain. Sugar Ffg ...... Ill 110 110 Iteing a renewal of last year s Ixnius. another town was captured by Ameri­ Russ. Govt. 5%. 1921 in regard to the question of concili- vent the sending out of a strike call tp submarine.', Do, 1926 ...... Am. Can Co . com .... 47% 47 47 the railway shopmen-» unions through­ can troops. In the Boissons sector Am Car Pdy .... 84 84 I at ion it is stated here that there i* not still another town has fallen Into the Doni Can. 5. 1919 ...... 84% j much likelihood of such a course being out Canada. I*om. Can. 6. 1921 ... Am Cotton Oil ...... 41% U% «1% It also had the effect of causing a hands of the French, improving the Am. locomotive . 66 adopted, as it is contrary to the usual Allied positions and likewise covering I*om Can. 6. 19,1! ...... 67% 66% I Policy. Further it is fej| that the decided split In the shopmen's com­ WILSON Will TELL Dom. Can 6. 1926 Am. Smelt A Ref .... 71% 77% 77% mittee which had been in Montreal for the enemy’s lines of communication. Am T. A Tel...... granting of a (Minus remove* the prin­ Argentine Govt. 6 ...... »6% 96% 90% several weeks negotiating with the The Allies* Answer. Am. Wool. com. . 60% cipal question in dispute. However, Chinese Rep. 6 ...... 59% 59% Railway War Boàrd. • The Fast and •Paris, July 22. - The Bavarian Crown Ik»m. Can. 5, 1937 . .. Am Steel Fdy ...... 73% • 73 73 according to the latest advices report- West clashed, the East for retaining Anaconda Mining ...... 67% ‘ed by the jiost office 1% 91% 91% eration of Labor and the West for of his divisions from the Picardy front Atchison ...... *•»% 85% 85 when the position will be again dis­ taking drastic action, and that at once. B. A O. 1st Gold ...... to aid the Germans in the Marne Bethlehem Steel ...... Atlantic Gulf...... 104% 10* 103 ■1 cussed It also will he taken up at The Western representative*; strongly Baldwin Locq...... 91% 89 19 supported by their membership, de­ lient. An equal number of British Central-Par. 1st Ref a meeting of the Cabinet Council divisions was detached from the north­ Baltimore A Ohio ...... 54% 54% called for this afternoon. clared that a strike would yet be called Will Announce Before End of C . Il * y Joint . . .. M% ern front and moved to the battle sec­ C. . M A St I» Gen . Bethlehem Steel fir .... 83% 81% 82 V.C. FUNERAL CO. and that the American Federation of Butte Sup Mining ... 30 30 Labor would be defied. tor southwest of Rheims The British Week Aid to Be C. A N. W. Gen...... 39 ASSISTANT SECRETARY divisions are composed of picked L A N. Unlf...... «1% 41 41% (Hayward's) Ltd. At 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon the ...151 148% shopmen's committee which had been Given N. Y Rys AdJ ...... 150% Phone 2333 OF AMERICAN NAVY N. P Prior Lien ...... Central Leather . .. 67% r.:% In conference at the Alexandria Hotel, Increased in Scope. Crucible Steel ... TS4 Broughton Stmt adjourned indefinitely and at 10.15 Reading Co. Gen...... 66% 65% 66% I*arls. July 22.—In reviewing the U. P. 1st Railroad ... Chesa|>eake A Ohio ... 57 57 67 Molar or Heree-Oreww j ARRIVES IN FRANCE o'clock Saturday night the Western Chic . Mil A St P members of the committee who had military situation as it stood last night IT. S Steel ...... 42% 41% 41% • Equipment Washington. July H—Th. arrival of on the -active front between Soiasons Washington July 22—The plans of U. P. 1st Lien ...... Chic . R. I A Par. .... 24 24 21 come to be called "the left wing. Colo. Fuel â Iron .. Established 1847 and Rheims. the Havas Agency to-day the United States Government for par- 8j 1- « 9 1 46% 46% 46% l>oarded the train for Winnipeg. . 90% Cons. Gaa ... Assistant Secretary of the ttetpatton In the expedition to give .79 . . . . 85 85 sr. irr-TTartT military aid to Russia are expected ~ttr -■fir­ Cbb*» -Copper . — “General Foctfs—victory ~lTicreaag«r Pe.nn. Ity C5 i'«mx *~7 n% ür.-atly in scope yesterday.. With Cha­ be announced in a public statement by st Cal Petroleum 18% '*% teau Thierry evacuated by the Ger- President Wilson very soon, probably C. A O Conv...... Chile Copper ...... *«% rr11 .. NO B. C. APPLES TO Jadivrc Bit tzul.xif -Go* ------81 jot GERMANS "BEGIN TO emtmty-rnumray an advance to the north, while from The statement, it Is believed, will be Distillers Sec ..... of a very explicit nature beside making the west Krese*-Amerken troops were NEW YORK CURB MARKET. Erie ...... 15% REALIZE PART U. S. clear the means of the aid to tie ex­ (By Bqrdlck Bros A Brett. Ltd.) Pi., tit pruf...... 32% AUSTRALIAN MARKET crowding in on the Germane. Between tended. It .will say that the United Gen. Electric ...... 146 PLAYING IN FIGHT the Ourcq and the Marne the enetny States has only unselfish motives and Bid. Ask Goodrich (B F ) ...... 47% Sj-; AI„Kl ■ TLNULUS addressed to the. was. attacked by dc touch nun i» uudec intend* to stand firmly beside the Rus­ Canada Capper ...... 1%. ««. Nor Ore ...... 32% under»Igned. and endorsed “Tender for General Mhry. which had ertwsed the sian people In their fight for democracy. Standard Stiver Lead. % •Shed and Trackage on Pier No Vic­ Granby ...... 78% With the American Army on the Marne. The Ciermans were thrown The sending of economic aid also will Aetna Explosives ...7 lllfr **“7 J; Ut Northern, pref. .... 90% toria. B. will be received at this office Aisne- Marqe Front. July 21.—(Via until 12 o'clock noon, on Tuesday. August Australia-n Embargo Will Pre­ back from eight to ten kilometres on be announced in the President's state­ United M'otors ...... 33 3: Hide A I,qa.. pref...... 10% 13. 191$, for the construction of one London. July 22.) —(By the Associated the Chateau Thierry front ment. but the personnel of the commis­ Wright-Martin Aero. . 1014 it Inspiration Cop...... 53% woodf-n shed, trackage, etc., on or near Press* ~A German captured by Ameri­ vent Importation of Ship­ “While the enemy has given way in sion probably will not be. Plans for the City Service ...... 206% 20 Int i Nickel ...... 31% Pier No 3. at Victoria. B. C can troops to-day formerly w»s a the centre, he is making desperate ef­ military expedition to he conducted I»,, pref...... _____ 74% 7< Int i Mer Marine «RYms and form • *r ctfinoi ran be baker at New York. He was asked ments This Year forts to hold the two flanks from Bois­ jointly by the United States and Japan Ik»., pref...... seen and speri flea lion and form* of tendew Chevrolet Motors ...... 131 13! what the German soldiers thought sons to-the Ourcq and from the Marne with Great Britain and France, do not Curtiss Aeroplane .... 39 4< Kennecott Copper .. obtained at tills Department and at the about the Americans. to Rheims/' fj: Lehigh Valley ...... office of the District Engineer at Victoria. at this time contemplate the recon­ Submarine Boat ...... 16 U B C., and at the Post Office. Vancouver. Hince Thursday, he said. the Ger­ Impression in Holland. struction of the eastern front as a bat­ U. 8. Steamship* . 5% i Lack Steel •...... mans had concluded that the an­ tle line to draw German troops from Coaden Oil ...... 6% ( Maxwell Motors ...... Ottawa. July 22—That the Austral­ Amsterdam. July 22 —The Allied vic­ Midvale Steel ...... Tender* will not be considered unless nouncement that 1.000.000 Americans tory In France has created a «Jeep im­ the west. The objects of the expedi- Merritt OH ...... 25% 24 made uf*)n forms supplied by the Depart - were in France was false, and rumors ian embargo will prevent the importa­ Mex. Petroleum ...... pression throughout Holland. The tlOB as they will be outlined in detail Mid. West Oil ...... 103 10$ men» and in accordance with condition among the Germans on this front are tion by Australia of any apples from in President Wilson's statement, which Do. Refining ...... 115% 114 Miami Copper ...... set^forth therein Telegraaf says that anything is pos­ Missouri Pacific ...... Each tender must be accompanied by that there are 10,000,000 Americans in British Columbia this year, is the word sible. and that the capture of 400 guns he personally is ipreparing will he to Northwest Oil ...... «7 65 an accepted cheque on a chartered hank, France. protect American interests, the inter­ Sa pul pa Refining 8 8 Mo.. Kas A Texas . . contained in a cable received by the will fill the Germans with consterna­ National Lead ...... payable to the order of the Minister of ests of the Russian people themselves Big Ledge Mining .... 1% 1 Department of Trade and Commerce tion. The Handelsblad says the double N T., N H A Hart. Public Works, equal to 10 p. c. of the MALVY’8 TRIAL. in their fight for democracy, and for Caledonia ...... 45 46 annum of the tender from D. H. Ross. Canadian Trade Com-" Franco-American succès* revives the New York Central .. French ce»urage anil rejoices the Amer­ the safeguard lug of vast àupplies New Cornelia ...... 10 18 Note —Blue prints can he obtained at missioner at Melbourne. Norfolk A Western >. 103% 103% 103% the Department of. Public Works by de­ Paris. July 22.—Testimony from the ican*. who** young army has proved whlcn^wtll be sent to Russia as part Cons.," Copper ...... 5% 6 head* of the prefecture and the detec­ Mailed advices from Mr. Roes just Hecla Mining ...... 4 4 Northern Pacific . . 67 87 87 porting at» accepted bank cheque for the that it is es pa hie. of vigorously tackling >f the programme of economic*aid. Nevada Con* Copper. sum of $25 payable to the order of the tive service to-day occupied the Sen­ Howe Sound Mining ..4% 4 20 1*0 20 received explain that at an interview the Hermans. Pennsylvania R. It. ... Minister of Public Works, which will be ate at the trial of Lou I* J. Malvy. The im|K>rtance of the victory, ac­ Magma Copper...... 33 14 43% - 41% 43% he had recently with the Minister of People * Gas ...... 44 41 returned if the Intending bidder submit a former ^1 in Inter of the Interior. The cording to The Nieuw Van Den Dag, NEW GERMAN-IRISH Ntplsstng ...... 8% 8 44 regular bid. wit nés* gave detail* of M. Malvy’s Commerce, the Minister expressed a Success Mining ...... 10 ^ 16 Pressed Steel Car .... 66 66 6 i is the scoring of a tactical and partly Reading ...... 88% By order. leniency toward suspecte. desire to maintain the established trad even a strategical success against the PLOT EVIDENCE IN 87% 14 Ry. Steel Spring ...... 61% R C. desrochers. lniî connection. Imtween Canada and German...... commanders. Even if the, Ger 60% 61 Australia, but he held out* little pros-, man commander* should recover their HANDS OF OFFICIALS CORN STILL FALLING Ray Cons. Mining .... 24% 24% 21% Secretary. Republic Steel ...... department v>f Public Works. I»ect of the embargo being lifted during 92% 90% advantageous irosit ion,i. trie aaper says Southern Pacific ...... 1918. the fact would remain ON CHICAGO MARKET 83% 83% 13% Ottawa. July 15, 1911 that the spell of London. July 22.—(By Reuter's) Southern Ry.. com. ... Mr. Ross states that up to the time of the German army command had been 24% 23% 23% writing not a single case of. Australian Th«* Dublin correspondent of The 63 63 61 Dally News say* that a considerable (By "Burdick Bros. A Brett. Ltd.) Studebaker Corpn, . . apples had been exported apart from a The Tild emphasizes the great 16% 45% 45% quantity of what the Government re­ The Texas Company . 151% 150 160 ' contract made with the Imperial au­ strategical advantages achieved by Chicago. July 22.—The pressure oil corn thorities for 1,800 tons of evaiwrated gard* as useful and additional evi­ still continues. The market rallied for a Union Pacific ...... 122% General Foch within a few hours. dence of a German-Irish plot has Just Utah Copper ...... 81% Reports Confirmed. come to hand in the form of extracts time this morning on scattered buying, U. S Ind Alcohol...... 130% Washington, July 22.—Reports from from censored private correspondence but there was not enough to hold and the U S Rubber ...... 63% METAL WORKERS AT General Pershing confirm the crossing between persons Ifi Ireland and in the downward trend was resumed and the U. 8. Steel, com...... 108 United Htatea. Some of the detailed in of the Marne by Allied troops, Secre- cloaing was weak Oats acted in sym­ Do., pref...... 111% WINNIPEG STRIKE Bury linker said to-day. and also the J ^mation ^ fibres and Virginia Chem...... 49% pathy with corn. DEPARTMENT OF RAILWAYS, B. C. occupation of considerable territory quantities“ ““ “of* munitions to be landed Wextant Union...... 65 is understood to be remarkable. Wisconsin Cent...... 37% ' Offices of Chief Engineer, Wlnntiwe, July' 21—M.tal trade, north of Chateau Thierry. Details of Open. High. Low. Close. the-operation, however, are lacking. July ...... 149% 151% 147% 147% Wabash R. R Co...... 10% Victoria, July 1». 191$. workers here numbering 1.000 went out. ALLIES IN ACCORD Sept...... 161% 163% 149 149% Wabash R. R. "A” ... 10% Sealed Tender* addressed to the under- strike this morning, affecting A rather pompous would-be memtver Oats— Willy's Overland ...... 21 Bfgned and endorsed Tender for CAR twenty automobile repair shops here, of Parliament rose to make an extend­ REGARDING SIBERIA July ...... 71% 74% 72% 72% Westinghouse Elec . 42% 41% 42 TRANSFER BARGE, will be received at ed speech at an electioneering meeting. Sept. ..«to...... 68% 69% 67% •7» Amer. Sumatra, x d. 131% 128% 130% thj* office until 5 p. ui.JChursday. July 25, CATALOG NOffK the Stewart Shell Loader Company, the Cuban Cane Sugar .. a srcciAi/r He began in sententious fashion : % % % . . 11 10% 30% Dominion Bridge Works, the Manitoba Col Gaa ...... Bridge & Iron Works, the Vulcan Iroh “Mr. Chairman. I have lived long— Toljio. July 1».—Delayed —It to be- NEW YORK COTTON. .. 33 33 33 Plana and Specification* and blank Gen. Motors ...... 154 163 154 forth* of tender can he seen at Rie Office Works, the Stewart Machinery Corn- long enough------" (By Burdick Bros. A Brett, Ltd.) “Hear, hear!" yelled a member of Japanese Government’s replyI . U» int Paper ...... 36% 35% 36 of the F*acific Great Eastern Railway. party and the Western Iron WorH*. proiKwal made hy thefill ------United ‘ Slates Ohio Gas ...... Welt on Block. Vancouver, and at the De­ The metal workers struck for higher the audience, and amid a storm of Open. High. Low. Last. .. M* 31 38 partment of Railways, Victoria. relative to Entente intervention in Si­ Penn Coal ...... 61 50H 61 wages. The Royal Commission which laughter the aspiring 31.P. sat down. beria will be dt*patched to Washing­ 28.70 18.85 2180 28 70 Each Tender must be accomiuinied by as appointed ^investigate the griev­ 25.20 25.92 26.27 26 73 Sin. Oil ...... IIS IW - 31% an accepted cheque on. a Chartered ,ltank, While in London on a holiday a*visi­ ton to-day. It Is understood that the Tub I'rod...... 67% 661, 66% ances existing between the employers Japanese Government's answer accepts 24.80 26.22 24.60 26 08 payable to the order of the Honorable the And employees and which has befn in tor went to look at the Thames. There 24.48 25 00 2fTS 24 88 Un Ci#ar Store .... .102% 100% 190% the American proposal in every par- Lib. Loan ...... Minister of Railways, equal to five (à) session for two weeks, has reached no was a steam shovel at work out in the 24 49 24.87 24.41 24.82 . . 99 64 99 62 99.64 l*er cent, of the amount of the Tender, Do., 4* ...... 93 96 93 94 93 94 which will be forfeited if the person ten­ finding yet. The tnen decided not t,, dering declines to enter ip to a contract wait for the Commission's decision, Suddenly he felt a Up on his shoul­ BLONDIN TO SENATE. ÙMBURGER AT DAWSON. when called upon to do so or fails to com- voting unanimously to go out. der and turned round to find a non of NEW YORK SUGAR. -pHRi the worii eoairacled fur .JX-Oita-Oafa».. iiÜà&L C..,rvAV NG der be not accepted, the cheque will be FPT Ottawa. July S3.—It Is expected that Dawson. July 21.—Employee* in the New York, July 81.—Raw sugar steady; COUNT SOMAQLIA DEAD. "I say." said he. "isn't Ismdon a the appointment of Lieut.-Col. the post office here were gassed when returned. ES VictopiaI IHF.S wonderful place? Now Just look at that centrifugal. $6 055; refined steady; fine The Department does not bind itself to Hon. P. E. Blondin. Postmaster-Gen­ many mail bags containing limburger granulated. $7.68. cut loaf. $9. crushed Rome. July 21.—Count Della Ho mag- thing goin' down there; isn't it wonder- j eral. to t*** Senate, will be officially •o#*»i»t the lowest or any tender. lia. president of the Italian Red Cross, cheese were opened. Postal trackages $8 75; mould A. $8; cubes. $8.25; XXXX. fui? But J say. old man. I wouldn't confirmed to-day The probability of containing Jadies’ clothing and other A. F PROCTOR. died Sunday. He was a member of the want to be the fellow at the bottom I such an appointment has been indi- powdered. $7.70; powdered. $7.65; diamond Chief Engineer. Italian Senate. articles were impregnated with thee A. $7 60; eonfectioners1 A. $7.40; No. L fdling that thing up. would you?" | vu ted for some time. •tench. ' '37 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 191b i5

GAMBLERS TRAPPED *'n. When the inmates recognized ARTHUR WILL tn<-1 Sergeant and saw that they were FIRE SITUATION IS Requisites trapped they made a dash for the rear door hut they wore kept at bay by fhé IN CHINESE RAID muscle and brawn of the arm of the Summer law After a considerable scuffle- the REACH CITY SHORTLY men were all arrested and the alleged QUITE SERIOUS YET Seasonable keeper of the Joint, Hong Chong, was taken as hj^wog endeavoring to make Fourteen Men, Arrested in Joint escape through^ the shop. The Ceremonial Will Be Purely In­ gambling paraph' jrhich wps Several Large Outbreaks Look for Hot Comforts in Chinatown, Plead produced in Court morning was formal; Inspection Duty TALCUMS collet-ted and the gupi gamblers Like Incendiarism, Says Guilty to Charge were marched off to th< police station, Chief Business Royal Rose ...... 25* Magistrate Jay. in pa ing judgment Forest Branch Cut Roses ...... 26* this morning pointed ou , Weather thàt the ofr Corelypsie ...... 25* fenders were foolish tt? spend tluir Ojorkie 36* As u,.result of a raid, yhleh I money in this way and he rapiartod • Health Salts, they could never hope tfh heat the Whftf~The sTination ih the "codai dis­ W-Oee «

< ’. rof M . D. 11 will Satidur ...... $1.25 Chief ForeyCr that carelessness and Hunyadi, but Canadian . .50* With If. 7, 7, Anastigmat Lena and den. fatledeto ppt ip An appearance anmatch between your It will be understood that Prince brush, 16c COR 1 the city. Although there have not Arthur is returning from * special IVEL'S PHARMACY TÜÏÏ1 ...... $1 the raiding expedition which brought finger* before throwing it' away ; it I VIEW ST. I the « hue k.thick artists within the toils been the welcome shower?, so neccs mission to the Emperor of Japan, and it then sure to be eut. of the law condtfMed his campaign on sary to give them a start, there is nc while in thi* country he will concern Saturday night with strategy and pré­ doubt that the people who plant now himself solely with military bisection The carelessly dropped match Is work, of course taking advantage of cision. He sent Constables Gulliford will reap the advantage later. likewise responsible for much subsé­ and Stevens into a fruit and ice cream Those who relied on potatoes are al the opportunity by paying calls at all quent damage, and the Department hospital establishments at which re­ ex pertinents he had read a story by H. stor.- at MS Cormorant Street behind —ling to i*alias tihai the crop suggests the above old method of ex­ laboratories and experimental work. Is likely to to light, various circum­ turned soldiers are uiidergoing treat so dear to the art of the Orientals. which he had reason to bellexe gamb­ tinguishing as a helpful maxim to to* G. Wells in which- the author brought He Is giving the benefit of his knowl- These fish are so combative that It is ling activities were proceeding. The stances contributing to this state of m*»nt. One day. however, will to set kept in mind. aside for a fishing Jrip to Vowichan, Into totng flight of aircraft, demon­ ed$H% experience and inventive skill to only necessary to place two of them officers. who were in plain clothes, and things. Few- cultivators will to able the Government and, of course, con-* In the ('ranbrook district the past where His Royal Highness will throw strating: their destructiveness, afid go­ near each other, and irritate them a who were unknown to the keepers of to harvest the heavy crois which oc­ sulfations with him by aircraft curred last year, although the area week has been extremely hot and dry off the care of stale and test hie ing so far as to visualise air" battles little to bring atout a lively conflict. tto Joint. found a game in full swing with- high winds continually. Keveral authorities are frequent. They charge each other, with fins and they proceeded to risk some of broken is much larger that in 1917. prowess with rod and line. over American territory. Mr Wright The returned men who took over the new fires are reported this morning, On , the completion of his visit the pondered for « moment. "No,” he said; So far as the present situation Is erect, at the same time changing color their money until such time as they and a large conflagration on the concerned, he pointed ouk how the .con­ w« n- r- 'tonwards land plowed at Beacon Hill Park, part Princp will proceed to Vancouver and "I heard of the story afterwards. I In their excitement from the dullest forming the competitive section at the American sole,»» making its way stead­ remain in the Terminal City for a certainly didn't read H tofora 1 don’t tinua I improvement in aeroplanes for greens to brillhmt red* and blues. Serg. ant Fry " entered th< store w ith ily northwards towards the boundary war purposes had held up quantity his hat shoved dow n over his eyes. By plowing match, have certainly irtadc a couple of days before traveling east- think I have read It how." He spoke Indeed, confinement In close quar­ fine show. The example of the men -line. The situation is regarded as ex­ apologetically. production, but how a point had been ters fa not needed to arouse their com - holding a handkerchief up to his face who may to found at all hours tending tremely dangerous. Similar remarks reached when the manufacture of ma­ he managed to elude the guard, in Mr. Wright lives at Dayton with his bntlve propensities. Place two gloss to the crops might well bç copied 1-y as ’< 1 i.« M i • i • 1 y ’>{ uajBm ;.1 chines could go forward in great front of the door,behind which the sister. She has been a great b*-lp to jars close together, with one of these those who only give 'perfunctory at­ Kamli-ops district, wh*re twenty new him all his lift*. The mention of her volume. He tod not the slightest doubt game of chance was going on. that thF resources in America could lighting fish in each, and they will at tention to their gardens. fires, all bwtng their oriifcin to lighten­ THE FATHER OF continually Icreeps Into his conversa­ once swim round and endeavor to Shouted Police. produce machines both of quality and There is no question that a large ing are reported. These outbreaks are tion. I naked him his address. "Oh, charge each other through the iitter- quantity of sort fruit is being put down quantity sufficient to swamp anything Sergeant Fry quietly took charge of distributed over the Lilhtoet. Clinton THE AEROPLANE just Orville Wright. Dayton," he said. K'sed glass. Even a single fish, seeing the back door while Constable Oulli- by the thrifty housewives this season, and Chilcoten sections of the district, that Germany could achieve. and they will reap the advantage of it 1 suggested "Orville Wright, America," Itself "reflected in a mirror, will dart ford stationed himself before the front and a later re|K»rt received at noon A Talk With Orville Wright. might conceivably reach him "Oh, at its own image, and irritated all the when the season of fresh fruit is over. says that all have been extinguished. PUGNACIOUS FISH. People who have relied largely on im­ By Frank Dilnot in The London ■es." he said in a matter of fact way. more by its failure to reach the sup­ ported fruit later in the year will feel Many Electrical Storm*. Chroqicle. totters addressed to 'Miss Wright, posed enemy, will assume brilliant Sale No. 1436 the shortage, in case any embargo The Vancouver district, including United States,' have been more |h»n It Is the custom at Singapore to hues; seeing its reflected antagonist do once delivered to my sister here." should to put on imports of tills atiar- Vancouver Island, bn's a mor* hopeful n a^dg . ------stock garden pun less than that now that his brother seven electrical storms occurred on Wilbur If dead- Is a quiet-voiced, Thursday with light rains. Numerous sh nder little man strangly r**miniscent July 25th and 26th ROTARY CLUB BANQUET lightening fire an- reported, while the of Kir J. M Barrie in his reticence and outbreaks at Christina Lake and modesty. 1 thought he looked very At 10.30 and 2.30 each day the follow­ Local Organization Entertains at Din­ Thrums hfive cost the Department (English when I was introduced, in hts ing Two Hydraulic Jacks, two West­ ner Distinguished Rotanan $2.6vo "Hot and Breezy” is the report dark overcoat, howler hat and trim I inghouse Electric Motors. Cook Stoves, From Old Country. fr..m Prince Rupert with the Atlin fire moustache touched with gray. There | Steamboat Range, Leather and Wood still smouldering; the situation, how­ .was the mann* r of th* English gentle­ Trunks, two Platform Scales and The local Rotary Club entertained a ever, is looked ii|M»n as sait. man with him too, unassuming, courte- | Weights. Sewing Machines, ('rose Cut distinguished Old Country- Rotarian at Incendiarism. » _ ous. but quite unassertive. His dark I and other Saws. Picks ànd Mattocks, a banquet held in the Empress Hotel blue eyes had a geplal welcome In Prices Out of eleven n* w fires started in the Osri.enters tools, about 100 Brass an«l on JiaTurUOy. evening, when Thomas them He seemed glad to see. one. He | Copper Pans, Books. Drill Steel. Show Vernon district six were commenced was very Interested in what the visi­ Bteph* nson. secretary of the Edin­ by lightning and despite light showers Cases, Clocks. Bureaus. Blocks and burgh. Scotland, organisation, and sec­ tors had to say—very much more in- 1 Falls, Shutter Doors. Sash Weights. during the week hot, dry and windy forested than in explaining his own | retary of the British Association of weather prevails making the situation Four-inch Brass Sheila, two Large Rotary Clubs, was the guest of honor. views. Withal gentleness shone from RUBBER FOOTWEAR lleces . Plate Glass, Bird and Parrot hazardous. At Prince George excep­ him. and a practised observer of men | Rotarian Stephenson, accompanied by tionally hot and dry conditions obtain, Cages, a quantity of Manila Ropes. Rotarian Home Morton. President of and things, if without knowledge of 1 Logging Chains, a quantity of lead, and ten new fires are reported, all of the man. would have found him a per- I the British Association, represented the which are from five to ten miles from Malts. Hinges, Cleats. Shackled. Clamps. British Government at the Internation­ son of culture, something of a dream* r Brass Rods, Corrugated Iron Sheets, any roads. Rain on Friday# relieved rather than a man of ac tion who tod I al Convention of Rotary Clubs held re­ these, and four other fires reported. produced one of the world’s greatest | WATSON’S half inch and two Inch Piping, Boiler. cently in Kansas City.. In the after- Brunswick Balk Pool Table, set of The Department sees Incendiarism in discoveries. noon Mr. Stephenson was taken about the ten fires Isolated from the roads. ‘ Slates f«»r Table, Billiard Seats, about the city and the suburbs by Rotarian Progress in Aerial Invention. *0© Folding Theatre Clialrs, Foot James Hunter. I had the advantage of several hours I To continue their sale of White Rubber Goods for another week, and don’t Lights and Filings, a large stock of The dinner in the evening was hon with Mr. Wright during the afternoon 1 Oriental Goods, Including Satsuma and evening and. ns a result, 1 wns I forget OUR prices are the lowest in town. And every pair of Shoes we sell ored by a representative of the Gov­ Tfl TACKLE NEW Vases. Teasets. Coffe and Teapots, ernment in the person of John Hart, enabled to get a little nearer the real | Jugs. Brass Finger Bowls, Lac Cab­ who welcomed the distinguished visitor man than Is usually passible on a for­ carry the Watson Guarantee inets. Trays, Fans, Umbrellas, Bi on behalf of the Province. President 3247 mal few moments introduction. It was I Candlesticks, Ash Trays. Paper Knives, J. D. O’Connell, in few well-chosen as we stood in the meadow watching I sets of boxes, ten heavy Pewster Tea ln< i 'N i" inted out the honor conferred LISTON the huge war plane making ready, and j HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS: Qznnlstera.JgUppera, Boap Btone Orna^. upon the l*>*»i ci.ih i,y chy MUfil ut tbo arrtm.facp of the « xp« i t- I men ta, a Targe quantity of Chinese Mr. Hiephenson. who has been in the enced pilot as he h-arned that he was | lAil». two. Carygd Rose wood Tables, State* for some weeks past, said that t«> Mbs up h young enthusiast who never ton in the air Wefore. that I j -u- thrilled him to see-the tfwlnn 3?iPlr Local Commis- MTfiRFTR ’ 1 .STRAP Screen, a quantity of Teasets In once more, though he tod learned asked Mr. Wright If mere WOMEN S TENNIS luiusps sinmr Baskets. Linoleum. Glased Sashes and great deal from the Stars and Stripes. sioners Expect to Complete tremendoua difference between his in- I Other goods too numerous to mention. « 'a route and the Tewt of the Allies, he itii.i ,i. roplnna un«i thus* mpn là "f J BALS WHITE SANDAL For further particulars apply to thought, should become imbued with Present Schedules To-morrow science which .arc now engaged in hat- | tie over the Western front. 8LIPPEX The Auctioneer more of the enthusiasm so apparent Regular $2.25. Special across the line, which is the sure pre To my surprise he said there was j Special STEWART WILLIAMS little difference in fundamentals. The! II. m«, 416 end 44T Svvwerd Block •Tcnp<1 that It.. R. lZ.rv itub. Wings were very rmich larger and. of j It is contemplated by the Local Im­ course, there were a score of inc idental | GIRLS' 10-INCH ’Phone 1324 ar* endeavoring to estaidish a closer provement Commission to commence entente between the people of England improvements, but. so far as the gen­ GEM BOOTS consideration of the next list of streets eral idee and the general ap|>earance j and the American Sammies, which referred by the Council on" Thursday ent. ttore was not a great deal of | Sale No. 1437 would produce a deeper and finer feel­ Rubber sole and heel. These afternoon. difference. Later on I asked Mr., ing than has ever been evinced in the This list comprises nearly 100 by­ Wright to tell me about the historic I arc worth $2.76. * Special past. This union and understanding laws, th*- majority referred .by th* moment when his aeroplane first left 1 Preliminary Advertisement between the English-n|*eaking races of Ci m but (4M thereto a few where the ground and went into the air. He I the world was rapidly growing, he comphunt* have been lodged. I.t in­ smiled at the memory, and his eyes 1 thought, to the betterment of all con cludes several by-laws on a single lighted up. "My brother Wilbur and 1 By Order of Executors street, as for instance eleven on Fort Street, although in some cases they 1 had been expe rimenting with gilders I Estate of Thos. Ellis, Deceased on the sides of hills for some time,*' b*- I ENTERTAINING EPITAPHS. have already been to fora the Commis­ sioners on individual complaint of own­ said. **We had devoted ourselves to I exhaustive calculations with regard to In a aearch for the unusual one ers. If the collector should find ai Messrs. Stewart Williams & Co. excess of arrears under particular im progress through the air. calculations woukbscarcely expect to come across it provement by-laws, lie must report the which, of course, were inc reased and | on a tombstone. But full Justice can by-law to the Council for examination multiplied as our experiments pro­ Duly instructed by the Executors In m tivme eaaca to done to u deceased in gressed Finally, we built an airship I the estate of Thos. Ellis, deceased, will by the Commissioners, irrespective of ‘ single word. the same assessment having becn_ and put a motor in it, with a view to I sell by Public Auction at the residence,- There Is a stone in looming!on Com raised by formal complaint of a front­ trying to make a flight. Wf went I 101 (Jorge Road, commencing etgry detlécated to the memory of one ager. This fact accounts for a second down to North Carolina on the shore. J. T. Burgess, who before laying aside reference affecting the same improve- It was in the winter, on December 17.1 Tuesday, July 30th the trammels of this mundane sphere 1903. that we made the venture down I WOMEN'S CHILD edited The Learning Hpa Courier. His The new list will occupy the Com­ there. We got the machine out 1n the J TANGO career and *nd are adequately summed missioners for two weeks at the rate, of 'At 2 o'clock, and continuing each day morning I ramemto-r It was about I up in one word- “Resting ” progress hitherto found ifracticable.. It 10.10. There was noltody about, lait f PUMPS until finished the whole of the con­ A departed auctioneer who lived in should to completed prior to the plfe- tents of the * w» while we were fixing, up things a man Fine for beach of vaca­ the city of Worcester had inscribed on paration of the interim report promised made his appearance, attracted by the I Bummer Shoes Residence, Garage, Beat Heuae^ Gar­ Ids memorial stone as an epitaph in August. Meanwhile there is werk unusual sight of the oieropk tion shoes. Special for the first two days of this week, uhd dena and Greenhouse» “•Gone.” Brief, economical and retro­ "What is this?*' he asked. I told hlm | spective. In a Sussex graveyard may l*>ssibly a third one. in cleaning up the It was a flying machine. For further pafticlurs apply to to seen a stone on which are chiselled list which has engaged attention ÆÎÎ "Do you expect to fly with It?” he I last week* affecting a number of Ly- The Auctioneer after the name and date of death of said, smilingly. the deceased. Just two expressive Tes,” J answered, "that Is, If the I STEWART WILLIAMS W«rdn "He was.” Surely a sermon- in There has been less attention to gen­ conditions are favorable." 410 and 411 Say ward Buildings a nutshell. eral principles, and more regard to in "Oh, yes, ’ he said, "your machin* I Phone 1324 But two of the strangest as well as dividual complaints recently, although »om< important expropriation matters, will fly—If the conditions are favor­ the briefest epitaphs are to to found involving large sums of money remain able." on stones in Cane Hill Cemetery. Bel­ untouched. They were deferred, how­ "The intonation made his meaning I SHERIFFS SALE fast. On one of them, erected to the ever. as the assessments have not been perfectly clear. He went off and left 1 memory of a lazy fellow by one who levied against property affected, and us, apparently having no time to waste I evidently knew him well, are the the city is thus losing nothing by de­ such useless fads. The moment TENNIS SHOES Of Automobiles and Accessories words—"Asleep (as usual).” On the lay. came when we were (o start the ma­ other. "Left, Till Called For.” chine It was a question who should TttWer and by virtue of a Writ of Fieri A certain photographer has this in­ make the first trip, Wilbur or I We I Facias issued out of the Supreme Court "of scribed over his grave, "Here 1 Lie tossed a penny as to who should be | British Columbia, and to m«? directed, Taken From Life.” the first. Wilbur won.. He got into =AT= =AT= against the goods and chattels of I»renso OBITUARY RECORD the machine, and then after a lot of I Joseph Quagliotti. in an action wherein the It land Amusement Company, Limited, A motqrist stopped one day at a toll- trying we couldn't start It. We spent is Plaintiff, and Loren so Joseph Quagliotti bridge he had often passed over and The remains of the late Mrs. Robert some time.In adjustment, and then II A Intendant, I have seized and taken found there was a new keeper in H Jameson were laid to rest in Ross took my turn. The machine began to r ptweeesion of a number of ^-passenger charge. Bay cemetery on Saturday afternoon rise in an undulating kind of way. then Apportion motor care and accessoriea, con­ "Where's the man who used to act amid every expression of the sorrow It got c lear off the ground, some fifteen sisting of a quantity of tools, tires, rims, gasoline pump, blocks and tackle, and «U keeper hew?" he asked. and esteem of a wide circle of friends feet or more, and made, a flight of I sundry supplies, and Jn obedience of an "He’s dead, sir," was the reply. amt relatives. The service which look something like 156 feet. That was thé f Order of Court herein made by the Hon­ "Dead? Poor fellow! Joined the dace at the family residence, 2065 Oak first flight. Later in the day we had orable Mr. Justice Gregory, and dated the great majority, eh?" toy Avenue. Was conducted by the longer trips.” « 13th day of July, 1918. I will offer the "Well,” said the man. cautioüàly. “I Rev. W. L. Clay, assisted by Rev. J. K. same for sale at public auction at the Flying Machines in Warfare. Watson’s Vint worth pf Nanaimo. Many friends Watson’s wouldn’t like to say that, air. He was Garage on (Tadboro Bay Road, corner of were present and the oaaket was fopl- I asked Mr Wright If he had anv Olympia Avenue, on Wednesday next, a good enough man so far as I know ” Idea, w hen he and i. July 24. IS 18- aL 1 Q- tn. Goods can be den —ton* .itit*j | weaUh of U y lu» iuTiiMT-S?^roSgin?"n -sTTrrvnrihe morning of the sale. Term* - Tlwie will to & Uafaën IParty at the bearers were Ronald McRae. John R. to their eventual use in war. of sale, cash. - home of Mrs. Challoner, 1663 Oak .Bay F. O. RICHARDS, Mackie, Donald Mclxod, William "From the very first,” he said, "the 635 YATES STREET , Sheriff. Avenue, on Thursday. Proceeds for Allen. J. H. Baker and F. W. Vincent. idea of their uae in that way was in Sheriff’s Office. Victoria. W.C., July 20. Interest fund of First Presbytetian The arrangements were under the dt- my* mind.” 1918 Church. * » »**» ctf it»*» R C- Funeral Company. 1 asked him If In the course of his | Tir 16 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918 HONORABLY REJECTED IT STOPPED ' AUBURN CREAMERY BUTTER A * Per lb...... 55c MEN NOW ORGANIZED MY SUFFERING A Special Selling of One Association is Already Said Mrs. Jaynes, Speaking LOCAL STORAGE EGGS Per dozen ...... 50c Formed in Vancouver;. of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Others to Follow Vegetable Compound. Notions and Smalhvares

Aodanton» S. C.— I got into an aw- RIPE OLD CHEESE That the honorably rejected volun­ ful condition with wh»tt the idoci *■*" ’Alt the Httlê sewing necessities you need to have si your finger tipawhen you start Per II...... 25c teers do not intend to be left out In the was an Ic dl»' in to make a new suit, coat, dress, waist or skirt you can secure with utmost ease in our cold for want of organisation Is sug­ placement 1 would gested by an excerpt culled from the nave pains so badly Notion Section just inside the door. You can find without a moment’s delay just the latest Issue of the B. C. Veterans' that they would have articles you came in qneat of, no matter what they may be. For our stocks are-filled tq weekly The extract reads as follows: to put hot clothes on DIXI CEYLON TEA f7r -, At the Dominion convention of the me and give me the brim with every sewing necessity listed in the dressmaker’s category. See our big Per lb r.OC, liOr anil...... I Ov morphine. The doc­ Great War Veterans' Association, to be tor said I would window display. held in Toronto on July 2$, it Is quite never be any better likely that a resolution will be present­ without an opera­ ed inviting support gf the Honorably tion and I would 6-inch Boned Belting, suit­ SPECIAL Bone Collar Buttons, 12 on SUNKIST ASPARAGUS TIPS Rejected Volunteers’ Association of never have any able for girdle forma, Canada. The aim of the H. R. V. A. children without It. a card at ...... 10# Per tin ...... 25c since organization has been to work in A neighbor who etc. Black and white, Hair Net* In large hanpony with the premier returned! knew what year with an excellent silk Button Hooks, each. .8# soldiers* organisation, for it was recog­ medicine would 3d else, without .éiaatic; nized that in many ways both organi­ advised me to gfve finish. Per yard. 75# blonde, black, light Lead Hair Curlers, 3% zations had similar objects, chief of Lydia E. Pinkham’s and medium brown.tF^ x 9 inches. Per bundle, which has been safeguarding the' rights Vegetable Dresa Shields, silk and of the men overseas and those who pound a trial. Î did Regular 5c. 10# and ...... 20# have returned and seeing that depend­ nainsook covered. Price, •o and It made me a Special. 6 for. 19c DIXI ROSS1 ents of mra«oversea* were given that pair, 35# and ... 40# well woman and the next September I Tooth Brushes, with white considérâtlo* to which their position gave birth to a healthy befcy b ‘Quality Grocers” -■ 1 *>- — 1317 Government Street entitled them. Shields with bodice at­ ivory handles and Organization. —Mr* Sallis Jaynes, 87 Lyon St, Anderson, S. C. tachment, front lacing. Men’s Collar Bands, made strong bristles. Each, 'The H. R. V. A; at the Toronto 20# and ...... 25# CANADA FOOD BOARD LICENSE 8-17620 meeting will afso ask that the Great The letters which we are constantly Per pair...... 50# of good quality lawn; War- Veterans assist them in organiz­ publishing from women In every section ing branches • of their —-association of this country prove beyond question sizes 14%, 15, 15 %, 16, throughout Canada. Next to a G. W. the merit of this famous root and herb f—SPECIAL-' 16% and 17. Each 10# -SPECIAL— V. A., there is nothing in any com-, medicine, Lydia EL Pinkhama Vege­ ft munity that will give the returned men table Compound. Fresh Eggs! Fresh Eggs! more support, moral and otherwise, Terry Knit Face Clothe Cotton Laces in sky, red Safety Fine—A very where that Is possible, than an Honor of excellent quality; good pin. with bayogf If you want your birds to lay use Sylvester's Egg Producer In your ably Rejected Volunteers’ Association, and navy. Price . .5# s mash—60* per package for the honorably rejected men's as sise 12 x 12 Inches. net pqlnt. Full range sociation is composed of men who, like Regular 10c. C. M. C. Hose Supporters, of sixes. Regular 16c. Tel. 413 SYLVESTER FEED CO. 70S Yates the members of the Greaf War Vet 7c Special erans’ Association, have endeavored to MORE HAVEL WILL Special, each... with strong elastic and —— ■ i üi do their full share for the empire in its fastenings, black and 7c present trials. 30 white; all sixes. Per Preserving) tvtzxttt (Jars, Covers Vancouver Organized. BE DONE BY "Vancouver has formed the first H. Shields with small safety pair, 30# and... .35# Basting Cotton, 1,000-yard Time Is I 'N O W and Kettles V A. organization, and other ••PerfectHD. Seel... IM” Jare. . ——Qt.iJtt. , per dosÆ , •a ‘■ Economy"r-______a. 'Jars—QLa branches are now in course of or gam pin attachment to pin Lingerie Tape, in whiter spools. Nos. 36 and 40. fl.40; pt*. per doe $1.10 $1.68; pt* . per dos er. .$".«* zation. It is felt that if the Great War on. Price, pair, 50# Preserving Kettles from aa low a* One Dollar. Veterans desired they could aid con Restrictions on Railway Tians- pink and mauve. Ten- Price, each...... 20# siderably in suggesting to the right and...... 65# yard pkt. at ... 12%# DRAKE HARDWARE CO., LTD. people the advisability of organizing portaVon Force Tourists to Rubber Curlers, soft and 1418 Douglas Street Phone 1641 other branches in various portions of Stickerei Braids, a nicely the Dominion. While the O. W V. A. Follow Roads r-SPECIAL— pliable; large and small will be a powerful organization when finished washing braid, the war is over and the men overseas sizes. Cards of 4 and 6 have returned, in mere point of num in white and colors. Hooke and Eye* in at ...... 25# hers they will not be strong enough to Indications are that more than ever Four-yard pieces, 20# black and white; aises force recognition of their just demands. before tourists will do their holidaying It Is obvious that they must have 2, 3 and 4. Regular 5c. Rubber Curlers that are strong public sentiment behind them In their own automobiles, and as July Featherstitched Braids, in SpeclaL strong and easy to use. New Wellington if they are to attain their full share and August are the big touring months white and colors, vari­ of recognition. for the business people of the United 3c Packet pf 12 at ... 10# Boost For G. W. V A. States, the highways of Vancouver ous designs. Three-yard "Realizing this, it is apparent that in Island and the whole Georgia Circuit bolt at ...*...... 10# Buttonhole Tape of su­ the H. R. V. A. the Great War Veterans will see a great deal of travel this ------Coal------have what might be termed an auxili­ Hat Wire, silk covered, perior quality cambric. year. Bias Trimmings in white ary association that they would do well The Government of the United States black and white. Per To use wherever button to foster. The H R. V. A., of course Sack Lump Coal is made it almost prohibitive to and dainty colors. Four- bolt...... 15# holes are required. Per Per ton, delivered has aims that are purely personal as travel by the railways except for $9.00 well as has the G. W. V A., but these urgent reasons affecting health and yard pkt. at .... 12%# yard...... 15# in no way clash with each other, and Celluloid Hair Pins, in am­ business of the utmost Importance. both organisations can work together Formerly, the tourists were in the ber and shell, in packets to the mutual advantage of both It habit of leaving their cars at horn* hut of six at 15#, on cards as in realization of this that the H. under present conditions they are -SPECIAL- —SPECIAL- L V. A. approached the O. W V. A of 3 and 4 at .... 10# for moral support and there is little obliged to look to their own means of transportation If they desire to travel. Korrect Hoe# Support- •ilk Middy Lace* in all J. Kingham & Co., Ltd question in the mind* of members of Celluloid ft air Pins in Some little misunderstanding has re­ the Vancouver branch that the Toronto ere for children, with popular h had es and cently developed since the National lighter ‘weight, 3 on a 1004 Broad St. 1 Phone 047 convention will go on record as endors­ covered shoulder black and white. ing the H R. V A. The cake for the Registration was ordered in Canada, Our Method* 20 Sacks to the Ton and 100 lbs. of Coal in Each Sack ■traps; small, medium card at ...... 5# latter organization is in good hands in and the Impression has got abroad that Regular 10c. the personnel of all the G. W V. A. men tourists from across the border must and large sites Regu­ 7c register on their arrival here. This is Button Kits—24 boot but- SpeclaL each. who are going to Toronto and who are lar 26c. thoroughly familiar with the whole not the case, however, and no obstruc­ 'tons, with needle and Situation." tions have been placed in the way of Spécial, pair. 27c ' tan ; tan and black. tourist travel. Priée ,...... 10# A First Class Camp Lantern for Hooks and Eyes on tape, $1.$5. One that gives a large light, that Bias Tape of very fine Batchelor Buttons, de­ in black and white. Per How Can use* a little oil. that is handy to carry, yard...... 20# that Is handy to hang up or set on a WHEAT FOR POULTRY quality lawu, various tachable, per pkt.. lO# table, one that Is extra well made, and Linen Thread, in black, looks well. $1.96 at R. A. Brown A Co s widths in black and Snap Fasteners on tape, in Any 1302 Douglas Ht. drab and white, per black and white; very WILL NOT LAST LONG white. Twelve-yard pkt. spool...... 25# Woman at 25#, 30# and 40# useful. Per yard. .25# MAYNARD 4 SONS Goodaiilk Shoe Laces, in expect to be bright and fresh Mercerized Mending in -SPECIAL- after a. day's struggle with a _ black and white, in steamy wash bolter and hard Instructed by the Owner, we will sell *—black, white and all the - Pearl Buttons of good scrubbing board? at the Residence. 1261 McKenzie St. Scratch Food; Sale of Grit wanted shades. 45-yard inches. Pair...... 1.0# — Let us do the work. You will (Near Corner of Mora 8t) on quality. 2 and 4 hole* never know how much we can in FoodCHticized spools, price ..... 10# assorted sizes. Regu- SAVE YOU until you've tried Wednesday See our splendid range our service. CARUSO Darning Bilks in black, Ur 10c. . tj of Trimming, Suit and SpeclaL card .. 9 ^ Coat Buttons, attractively Metba, TettrazinL Mc­ AM the almost new and costly In view of the shortage of wheat white and colors. Per Cormack. CLOU-Cur cl available for poultry food, the local spool...... 7%# priced. VICTORIA STEAM and scores of the other committee of the Canada Food Board WORLD-FAMED Art- Household Furniture is making a recommendation to the LAUNDRY C0„ LTD. la ta make records ex­ effect that wheat used for poultry food * PHONE ITS. clusively for should hereafter be used In the pro­ and Furnishings portion of only twénty-five per cent, Store hours, 9 a. in the mixing of scratch foods. Deal­ Store hours, 9 a. Including: ers are not permitted to use milling m. till 6 p.m. m. till 6 p. m. Parlor—Dominion Upright Piano and wheat unde! any circumstances, and THE this recommendation of course applies Wednesday 1 p.m. Wednesday 1 p.m. bench, in Mission Oak; Miss Oak to the wheat which is now allowed for Shaving Supplies Rocker, uph. in leather; Reed Chairs. that purpose. Saturday 9.30 p.m. Saturday 9.30 p.m. Bamboo Jardiniere Stands. Cushions, Under present conditions the avail­ We have a complete line of 09 Yates 8* Phone 661» VICTROLA Pictures, Rugs. Curtains and Brass able supply of wheat will probably run Shavers* Réduisîtes, comprising: out in September, whereas the com­ Is not this a mark of Rods. Camera, Carpet, etc. mittee figures that1 if the recommenda­ Razors (Straight or Safety) quality? Dining Room—Round Miss. Oak Din­ tion is acted upon the supply can be Brushes Hones ing Table. 4 Miss. O. Dining Chairs, stretched out so as to run along well Why not surprise your into the winter. When the new crop Straps Soaps with leather seats; Reed Chairs. Stan­ family with a Victrola will be available. Is in Hespital.—Captain H. L. Rough, Lotions Powder NOW? dard Drophead Sewing Machine, Chin Respecting the possibility of the of ftitxing grit shell and charcoal in the certain reports hi* auto was struck by a troop railway train at a high cross aware. Books. Platedware, Cut Glass Canada Food Board taking up the feed, the local committee ha* no in­ son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rough, of Styptic Pencils We will be pleased to formation. Nevertheless this Is I ing, the injuries occasioned thereby ne Bowl. Table Linen. Cushions, 2 Indian matter of regulating mixtures for this city, is in one of the hospitals at . Etc., Etc. send you our catalogue. question that ha* been discussed eon cessltatlng hospital treatment from Baskets, Sanitary Couch and Mattress. poultry use with a view to elimihathig March lost until a few weeks ago. Rouen suffering from gunshot wounds Sold by the practice adopted by many dealers siderably of late, and keepers of poul­ Let us show you our linea Curtains. Carpets, etc. try strenuously object to the idea of Major ( lark is now en route to Ot received in the thigh while serving. paying for a lot of dead m*tte> when taw* where he will report to Gen. Bedroom No. 1—Massive All-brass with the Royal Air Force. He has been the actual feed is so extremely high- Otter for special service In Can ad* Bed, Spring and Restmore Pelt Mat­ on active service, for over three years. Heintzman Co. tress. M O. Dresser. Reed Chairs. Ta­ Grief end Worry CIVIC EMPLOYEES’ AWARD JOHN COCHRANE Limited ble. Pillows, Blankets. Eiderdown, Elec. DRUGGIST Shades, Curtains, Carpet* etc. ChSdMrth AGRICULTURE UNDER FIRE Various Matters Up for Discussion at Opp. Post Office. Bedroom No. 2 — All* brass Bed. N.W. Cor. Tates and Douglas La Grippe permer Provincial Official Acted ae Monday’s Council Meeting. Brain 8ts., of the B. C. Electric Clock. Spring and Restmore Pelt Mattress. Expert Agriculturist to Third Brit Oak Dresser, 2 Suit Cases. Bed Linen, y und ieh Army in France. Of the matters to come up before the Spreads, Blankets, Pillows, Bedroom City Council on Monday the most im­ Table. Chairs, Portieres. Curtains, Jap. Over «train After eighteen months service over­ portant will be the consideration of the Fag Square, etc. cease seas Major J. W. Clark, formerly agri­ award on civic employees' wages made cultural expert at the Provincial Home by the conciliation .board. Other mat­ Bedroom No. S—Single Iron Bed. at Kamloops, returned to the Province ters on the agenda include a report by You are mentally tired. Spring and Pelt Mattress; White En. Nervous Exhaustion and was a week-end visitor to the Building Inspector W. W. Northcoit The strain has been con­ Phone 552 city. Major Clark left the Vernon mob­ SAVIRA on the condition of the buildings at the Dresser, Table, Rug. Chair, Curtain* ISke the new remedy tinuous. The supply of FOR ilisation camp with the 172nd Battalion Willows military camp, an application etc. in October, J 916, in command of No. 1 by the Central Iron Committee for a nerve force is running low. Kitoken and Outside—6-hole Spencer company, and shortly after that unit donation to Its committee funds,'* re­ You cannot leave for a LODGE lost Its identity he crossed to.France commendation by the Finance Commit­ Diamond Range, Elec. Toaster," Elec. Asaya-Neurali with a reinforcing draft. long rest in the country, PLUMBING Iron, K. Tables, K. Chairs, large as­ After a short spell in the trenches his tee favoring the appointment of A. G. Robertson. Fair Weights and Measures AND SHAWNIOAN LAKE sortment of Aluminum Cooking Uten­ expert knowledge of intensive agricul­ and it is therefore necessary which centaine Lecithin (con­ ture was pressed into the service and Officer, to succeed Market Superin­ sils, Crockery, Glassware, lot of Gro­ centrated from egg.), the farm arrangements made for him to be loan­ tendent J. Smith, a report by the that you have assistance ceries, Flour Tin, Carpet Sweeper, ed to the 3rd British Army with the Streets. Sewers and Sanitary Com­ where you are. Help awaits Secure reservations now for of phoepbot ue reqnlred tot nevvn mittee on proposed Improvement* the Lawn Mower, garden Hose, Steplad- appointment of Agricultural Officer, his HEATING your August vacation. repair. condition of Sixth Street and Irma you in the .form of Dr. der. Flower Pots, Jam Jar* Scree* chief being Gen. Lord Radnor. For a considerable time Major Clark Street sewer* and the stagnant water Chaae’s Nerve Pood. GOOD BOATS AND Door* Window Screen* etc. found much to do In a general over* nuisance in the vicinity of the First BATHING VERY GOOD TALKING PARROT sight In the process of rehabilitating Baptist Church; opposttion by the This great restorative REPAIRS AND LARGE CAGE. D. E. CAMPBELL the devastated French farming dis­ Saanich municipality to the proposed feeds the nerves back to tricts close behind the firing lines. cemetery on the Scott property, and On view Tuesday 2 till S and moi Druggist. Victoria. B. C. After carrying out extremely useful the report of the Local Improvement • health and vigor. It restored Ing of sale Take Fowl Bay car. No. 6. organisation work, placing under pro­ Commission on suggested Improve­ Mrs. H. H. Molony ments to Oak Bay Avenue. the energy and vitality that TH E COLBERT Plumbing to Moss SL duction many acres of shell ploughed land, the Major met with a severs ac­ is necessary to success and and Heating 0»., Ltd- -‘S55EB-— cident which ended his work in France An amateur may be a person who “ 26-Mile Station MAYNARD A SONS the healthful enjoyment of Bat. IMS. T4S Brouehtoe St. and resulted in hi» return to Canada. has entered the first stage of ignor­ Auction! lit While en route to headquarters with ance. ~ . life. V