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VOL. 48 VICTORIA, B. C., MONDAY, JUNK 26, 1916 NO. 149 British and French AUSTRIANS FORCED RUSSIANS SA10 TO About to Strike in WHOLE OF BUKOWINA NOW IS TO BEGIN RETREAT BE 11 TRANSYLVANIA Unison With Allies HELD BY THE CZARS FOBCES; Berlin, June 36 —The lighting Unofficially Reported Troops activity in the weetern theatre on ON TRENTINO FRONT Have Pushed Forward and the front» occupied by the British 2,060 TAKEN AT KIMPOLUNG Crossed Carpathians and the north wing of the French Italians Have Recaptured Asiago and army wag important last night and has been so for the past two Capture of Town in Foothills of Carpathians Several Other Positions, War Office at THREW-, DEFENDERS FROM days, says AS* statement is to-dejr by the army headquarters. Rome Announces; Enemy Forces Falling MOUNTAIN PASSES Completed Conquest of Austrian Province; Back Along a Front of Twenty Miles; SEIZED TRENCHES Several Trains at Station Fell Into Hands King Victor’s Troops Pressing Them Position Short Distance West of Victorious Russian Trodps of Kimpolung Occupied Closely by Russians EAST OF THE MEUSE Some. June 26.—A general retreat of the Austrians in the Tren- b * Two Villages West of Sniatyn, on Pruth, Petrograd. June 29—Russian troops f tlno district oyer a sector about SO miles in extent is announced in a have crossed the Carpathians and have French Gained Some Ground statement issued by the war office to-day. The statement says that entered Transylvania according to an Were Occupied; North of Sutiava Enemy unofficial report received here to-day. Between Fumin and the Italians are pressing the pursuit rigorously. The defenders of the mountain passes Chenois Woods were ejected and foiced to retreat. Abandoned 170 Wagons of Maize, 2,500 The text of the statement follows: If the report be true Gen. BrusilofTs forces are now In a position to menace Tons of Coal and Other Supplies “The enemy, incapable of overcoming our defence, and tu Budapest In the winter of 1*14-16 the OEM. BRUSH-OFF the energetic pressure which we hare been conducting for several Russians were able only to reach t^je GERMANS REPULSED Who has reconquered Bukon for wall of the Carpathians. Russia. days, has been forced to begin a retreat north of the Mandrielle road. The news of the successes are caus­ WEST OF THIAUMONT We have captured the positions of Castelgamberto, Mellette, Monte ing great rejoicing here. They • Petrograd, June 26.—Occupation of the entire Anitriin crown land of Bukowina was announced characterised as the greatest of the Longera, Gallic, Asiago, Casuna and Monte Oengto. Our advance war, and It Is expected they will hasten last night by-the war office. Possession of the province was completed by the capture of the town of continues vigorously close to the heels of the enemy." the end of the great struggle with vic­ Parla, June 24.—In a night attack Kimpolung, in the southern part of Bukowina at the foot of the Carpathians. Mora than 2,000 prisoners tory for Russia and her allies. French troops captured part of a Ger­ were captured. _ man trench between the Fumin and Petrograd. June 2*.—Russian cavalry, Russian forces farther north are pressing along the river Pruth toward Kolomea and have occupied DUKE OF CONNAUGHT after a battle with Austro-Hungarian Chenois woods, east of the Meuse. A ON WAY TO VICTORIA troops, have occupied a position near German attack west of the Thiau- the villages of Kitikohaf and Toulokoff. RUSSIANS ATTACKING Pesoritt, about SH miles west of Kim­ mont works was repulsed, according The text of the official statement issued last night follows: polung, in Bukowina. It Is announced to the statement Issued by the wai Ottawa, June 29.—The Duke of Con­ In.a statement issued by the war of- "West of Sniatyn, on the Pruth, 20 miles northwest of Cserno- naught. accompanied by the Duchess flea office this afternoon. -There was a and Princess Patricia, left this after­ heavy artillery duel west of the Meuse. 4719 witx, our troops as they advanced occupied the villages of Kilikhoff ALONG THE STOKHOD noon on a farewell visit to western The text of the statement follows: DUKE OF Canada, where he will Inspect the and Toulekhof. Hughes and Vernon military campa SIR ROGER CASEMENT "In the eArgonne an enemy attack “On the evening of June 23 the town of Kimpolung was taken Broke Up All German Assaults and spend a fortnight at UftufV and on one of our small posts at La Pille after intense fighting. Sixty officers and 3,000 men were taken pria, X In That. Part of a week at Victoria His Royal High­ Morte was repulsed with hand gren­ VICEROY OF IRELAND ness will be back in Ottawa on ades. oners, and seven machine guns were captured. At the railway sta­ August A. IS NOW BEFORE JURY “On the left bink of the Meuse the * Volhynia artillery duel was particularly lively tion whole trains were captured. In the region of Dead man's Hill. Expected He Will Represent “With the capture of the towns of Kimpolung and Knty-Wisntts, "On the right bank a German attack we took possession of the whole of Bukowina. SHRAPNEL KILLED delivered last night on our positions King in Part Under _ ENEMY’S RESERVES Case Against Him Outlined by west of the Thlaumont works wat “It was found that during a hurried retirement in the region of Home Rule Attorney General; Pleaded com plot si y checked by our Infantry and tiie Many station, north of Safiava, the enemy left behind 88 empty WERE HURLED BACK artillery fire. During a local opera­ MAJ.-GEN. MERCER Not Guilty tion between the woods of Fumin and wagons, 170 wagons of mais# and about 2^00 tons of anthracite, be­ Chenois we seised some elements of German trenches. Ottawa. June 29.—His Royal High­ sides structural materials, great reserves of fodder and other booty." London, June 29.— -Officer» who "In other sectors there were artillery ness the Duke oiX&flMVSbt "»ay go ''Southeast of Svinlsky enemy hare arrived at Kiev.- eaya Reuter*» Lieut. Gooderham, His Aide, Vmdon. June W — At 10.lt o'clock actions." from his post In Canada to Ireland to opened a heavy fire in the region of the this morning a clerk In the court of Petrograd correspondent, “describe Was With Him to Artillery Activity. represent royal authority there. village of Pustonyty. They then took the breaking of all the GerWitui attacks the lord chief Justice called out “The The official communication issued The Duke t >-f . ,, tour of Inspection of Canadian units river. Large reserves launched by the "West of Radslvlloff one of our regi­ having Instigated the Irish n-l*"!!iun, ™ training fur overseas .service. He will Germans were buried back by the Rus­ was under war. Vlucount Reading, the '"fa"'nr d * OF GREAT VICTORY ments got a footing In enemy trenches sians, who now are on the offensive. lord chief Justice, and Justice» Avery ( *h® d“y'- .9? the . leave Canada for Britain In October, and captured four officers and 202 men. German prisoners who were recently Toronto. June 24.—All doubt as to the and Horrldgw. In bright scarlet rob,., ^l“^ju:tlv.lty1 J" ”* going straight to the seat of govern­ The enemy then concentrated their fire on the French front describe the Rue fete of Major-General Malcolm 8. and powdered wigs, took their eeata ! ??_** *__**• L>vadmun * 1,111 Bnd Lhat- ment | and obliged us to retire from the cap­ stan gunfire on the Stokhod as an In' Mercer. C. B.. the highoet Canadian tancourt. The called and Sir Rog*r The Imperial legislation necessary to tured trenches to our positions. We femo similar to that at Verdun. officer lost in battle thus far. "On the right hank the bombard­ Hungary Next Field for Con­ cleared to-day by the receipt of a post Casement was brought in to answer to establish representative government In retained the prisoners and succeeded "Farther south, in the Vladimir ment redoubled In force from five card from Lieut. L. Gooderham. bis the“ charge of high *treason the southern counties or Ireland under quering Armies Under In repulsing all counter-attacks. Volynski and Hokal regions, combined o'clock In the afternoon on the Mr. Lloyd George's scheme of home "An enemy aeroplane squadron threw enemy onslaught* are proving equally aide-de-camp, now a prisoner in Ger­ The Indictment followed in legal tors of Trol-de-Terre and Fleury. points that returned against • Colonel rule will be through parliament about Gen. Brusiloff bombs on Roudnya and Potchalevska." Ineffective and costly. The enemy evt many. He wrote to hie parents herei "There was no event of Importance Arthur Lynch, who fought against the the date the Duke of Connaught Is Northern Front. dent!y shrinks at no sacrifice to retain "I am now a prisoner and en route on the rest of the front, with the ex­ British In the Boer war His chief timed to land on side. communications with Kovel and Lem­ to a detention camp. I have b< ception of the usual cannonading." Of the northern part of the front, ae treated very well Indeed by my cap­ counsel, Alexander Sullivan, of Dublin, Private advices which have reached The Belgian communication said: Petrograd, June 29.—“On to Buda far as Riga, the report said: berg. tors. arose quickly and argued that the In­ Canada intimate that the proclamation "Kuty, now held by the Russians, is "On the northern part of the front, "Enemy artillery effected a concen­ “I waa beside my beloved general dictment set forth was *^»o offence of home rule for all Ireland outside the pest." This was the battlocry here to­ on the left bank of the rheremeeh Ir the region of Dlxmude, there were trated bombardment of the Ikskull when he was killed. He lay on the known to the law" and that none of the reciprocal artillery actions. In the six Ulster counties will be accom­ day following receipt of unofficial word bridgehead. In the region of Illouket river, a tributary of the Pruth. and the battlefield for two days suffering from acts specified was alleged to have taken panied by the announcement that the Russians had to force the rivers in the sector of Steenstraete the. action with that Russian forces had ejected the we effected a coup-de-maln against shell shock, until picked up by a Ger­ place in^any territory over which the artillery and trench mortars Duke of Connaught, uncle of King German trenches. The enemy at­ face of gunfire from the hills behind. king has any Jurisdiction. After con­ Austro-Germans from the Carpathian man patroL He was first shocked by violent" George, will be the representative of tempted a counter-attack, but was re­ The Russians now are in possession of sultation the court ruled that any ex­ passes leading Into Transylvania and, a large shell and I tried to get him Regained Ground." royal authority in the self-governing pulsed by our rifle fire and machine the entire Csernowtts-Knty railway. ceptions to the Indictment In a case of driving the enemy ahead, were well into •way, but It was Impossible. Then he Counter-attacks by the flench portion of Ireland. gun firs. After this defeat the Gee- "The Berestna river, on which fight wae shot through the leg and It s such Importance could be Uken after Transylvania with the capital of l&n- ing was reported on Saturday, Is i the hearing without prejudice to the Saturday night north of Verdun re­ mans Intermittently bombarded at long broken. He lay on the field, and no aid sulted In their regaining some lost gary as their goat rang® with many batteries. northern tributary of the Ntemen. came. Next day he was Instantly prisoner. ground, tho war office announced yi Petrograd was stirred, too. as It has "On Thursday evening the enemy Bogdanoff Is on the Llda-Molodechno killed by shrapnel. Then Sir Roger made a formal plea railway, a dozen miles south of Krevo. terday afternoon. Portions of trenches 10,000 NAMES ON not been since the forces fought their opened a violent artillery fire in the "The German staff I» arranging an of not guilty, speaking in firm tones. west of the Thlaumont redoubt were In the region between Vllna end Molo- honorable burial for one of Canada’s Jurors from the panel were called for­ way to the summit of the Carpathians direction of the Berslna farm, bom­ deehno the Germans lately have been taken and hand grenade fighting re­ barding the village of Kilby, on the greatest eoldlerSL ward. The prisoner’s counsel objected sulted tn some progress being made In in the winter of 1*14-15, only to fall extending their field operations north "God bless you all, and dont worry.1 to the first who wore on his coatsleeve Berslna river, east of Bogdanoff. To­ the village of Fleury. THE LISTS SO FAR back because of a lack of atmnunltlon and south of Smorgon. They now are the khaki badge of men attested for ward night the enemy Infantry in con­ A German attack on Headman's Hill and the giving out of their supplies. attacking the Molodechno salient, not MaJ.-Oen. Mercer commanded the the army and waiting to be called up. siderable force opened an offensive was repulsed. only from the northwest, but from the 3rd. Division. There was difficulty in securing Jurors. Conditions are different now and mill against the Berslna farm, but, met by The statement said: tary experts here say General Bruall- our bayonet counter-attacks, were put southwest and west.” The defence challenged for cause more "On the left bank of the Meuse a That Many Reported by Ot­ than a dozen. off'a victory Is the greatest of the war, to flight toward their own tranche* ITALIAN AUXILIARY Germ An attack on our trenches on the leaving large numbers of dead before At 11.10 o’clock the Jury was complet­ southern slopes of Dead man's Hill was tawa Since June 2; Total in as much' as the Russians now, by CRUISER AND FRENCH ed. Sir Frederick Smith, the attorney our barbed wire entanglements. FRENCH UNDISTURBED stopped by our fire. Now 33,000 controlling the passes of the Transyl­ "West of Torchyn, due west of Lately general, made the opening address for "Ôn the right bank of the river the vanian Alps, will be able to thrm| desperate fighting continues. DESTROYER WERE SUNK the government. He dwelt on the fighting continued during the night In gravity of high treason and said the the sector of the Thlaumont works, hundreds of thousands of troops liro Repulsed. Paris, June 24.—The minister of ma­ Jury wouM| have to decide whether BÏ EVENTS AT VERDUN where our counter-attseke enabled us Ottawa, June 24.—Approximately Hungary and “steamroller" their way "Thai*# to the united and effective rine has announced that the Italian there were any extenuating circum­ to take a few elements of trenches Into Budapest and then on to Vienna. efforts of our Infantry and artillery, auxiliary cruiser Clttl dl Messina and stances or the offence was an aggra­ west of the works. We have made 10,000 names have appeared on the Lota of Munitions. all the enemy's attacks In the regtoe the French torpedo boat destroyer vated one "against the sovereign he some progress by hand grenade fight­ casualty lists Issued by the militia de­ of the village of Zubitno were repulsed. formerly served and the country The mistakes of the campaign of Fourche were torpedoed In the Strait ing In the village of Fleury. partment since the Germans made their "Caucasus front—In the Treblsond Leaders Appraise German Ad­ against which he struck." 1*14-15 were noted and have been recti of Otranto. This strait Is between Al­ "The bombardment has continued first attack on the Y pres salient on sector. In the region of Madourtlret, vance East of Meuse at bania and Italy and leads Into tho After reciting Sir Roger's efforts to violently on the other sectors on the field. General Brusiloff has sufficient June ,2. As approximately 22.000 cas­ ammunition for any purpose and the Turks at dawn on Thursday took Adriatic Sea from the Mediterranean t bank of the river, I the offensive, which our advanced Proper Value____ Irish prisoners In Germany. Sir Fred­ ualties had been reported before that lines of communication are well pro­ The Clttl de Messina* which was. be­ i. an Infantry action. guard repulsed with heavy loses* erick said: "I pause deliberately to tected. His Éoldïefs, veterans every ing escorted by the Fourcha was the (Concluded on page 4.) time, this means that In number the many prisoners being left In our handa first victim of the submarine. The ■ay that If there Is any explanation casualties to date equal the first Can­ man of them, are well clothed and for Sir Roger's original Journey to Ger­ well fed. Our aeroplanes successfully bombarded jparts, June 11.—The Germans are Fourche later attached the underwater adian contingent, which sailed from Mamakhatum." boat, which submerged and disap­ many which can be justified or recon­ Quebec in the latter part of, October, It Is believed that Oen. Brustloffe now three-quarter» of a mile from the X 1 Austrian Admission. peared. ciled with hie professed allegiance. I 1*14. blow will develop Into a great stroke French line Immediately In front of hope his counsel will present It." t^hlch eventually will break the back the fortress of Verdun, but no opera­ Shortly afterward the Fourche her­ It Is likely the lists will continue to London, June 29.—The Austrian of* self wae torpedoed. Almost all of her Sir Frederick turned from the story be heavy for a few days yet, and that of Teutonic opposition and result In flclal communication of last night sg tion has been undertaken elsewhere as of Sir Roger's activities in Germany to WARD ONE peace at the will of the entente powers. yet to relieve the preesure on the crew were saved. before all the names of those who suf­ received here, admits the further fall­ the landing of the expedition In Ire­ fered In the recent German offensive Advices from other sources tell of ing back of the A uetro-Hungarian citadel. land. saying: "We must now pass to tho breaking of all German attacks on and the successful Canadian counter­ forces before the Russians, saying: The French commanders. It I» t that unhappy country which has been LIBERALS the Russian front along the Stokhod NO MEDIATION BETWEEN attack are In they will exceed 12,000. “In Bukowina we have occupied new lleved. look on the tactical succeea of the scene of so many cruel and cynical river. From available information It It also Is expected that as long as positions between Kimpolung and Jo- the German■ on the right bank of the STATES AND MEXICO conspiracies, but never of one more Are invited to attend a was learned that thé Germans were the Canadian troops hold the Y pres kubeny. We evacuated the heights Meuse as of only momentary signifi­ cruel and cynidal than this.” The at­ hurled back with heavy losses and that salient under the ordinary conditions cance. Exhausted by the murderous Washington, June 24.—South and torney general concluded with these the Russians are now on the offen­ south of Betromettl and Wlanits with­ of trench warfare U»e casualties will out the enemy influencing our action." lighting of the peat three day,, the Central American republics will not words: "I hope I have outlined the Public Meeting sive along a wide front. Germans have been forced to paure for offer mediation to the United States in facts without heat and without feel­ run from 100 to 200 each day. breath under cover of the rain of ten the Mexican crisis si this time. This ing The prisoner has played a des­ in the ZAIMI8 MAKES TOUCH. SIR ROBERT BORDEN and twelve-inch shells with which announcement was mads late to-day perate game. !fp*.Ae. I* called upon MR. CASGRAIN WILL I------62 YEARS OLD TO-DAY they have pounded the French lines. by Minister Calderon, of Bolivia, after to pay the hasard." Athens, June 29.—The first action of a conference with Secretary Lansing. Private John Cronin, of the Munster Arcade Bldg. Rooms ’ NOT SUCCEED ROY the new cabinet formed by M. Zalmla, Fusiliers, described Sir Roger's at­ WILSON’S NOTE. Mr. Calderon said he had been in­ after assurances had been given Ottawa. June It.—Sir Robert L. Bor. tempts to make enlistments from Irish formed by the secretary that the London, June 29.—-Hon. *f. Chase entente allies of the Intention of den to-day la celebrating his llnd United SUtes considered this was not prisoners In Germany. Alexander Sulli­ Washington. Juno ««.—Secretary Caegraln, postmaster-general of Cana- government to proceed as quickly birthday. He waa born at Grand Pen the time for mediation. The minister van. cross-examining the witness for TO-NIGHT LanNog*. note to the de facto goverm- emphatlcally denies the rumor that possible to satisfy the demands made Norn Scotia, on June M. 1*84. Lent added, however, that the Lattn-Amert- Sir Roger, partly Indicated the line of mont reached Mexico City last night H. C. Brewster and the other he' Is to succeed Phllllppe Roy as upon Greece, wae the opening of nego­ night ho left Ottawa for New fork for and Special Agent Rodgers arranged to can countries might consider the sub­ defence by eliciting replies that Sir tiations for an Anglo-French loan with few day». He has received many ject again after the United States Roger had told prisoners they were to Canadian commissioner In Franca. The . deliver It Immediately. This wee re­ city Candida tea will apeak. itmaster-general is now in Parte. which to tide the country over until massages of congratulation front Cana, ported la a cablegram from ttt. Rodg- had received a reply to Its note to the fight for Ireland and would be tak da and abroad. de facto government of Metier to Ireland If Germany worn a sea halt Madame Casgral* Is with blab now died of wounds—Acting Cpl. Robt. Bapiere, Toronto. Missing—Pte. R. C Sate, Dauphin, Man. Ottawa, June 2«.—The following casu­ England; Pte, George Johnstone, nd- Wounded and ntiselng—Pte. Emil One-Third Oft Peters, Montreal. Comforts for the alties have been announced! dnaa not known; pte. Malcolm H. Infantry, Seriously 111—Pte. Frederick Rcse, Jonee, England;” Pte. Frank Jordan, Sandpolnt. N. 8. Killed In action—Pte. George Harvey, England; Pte. F. E. Juffs, England; Ottawa. Dangerously 111—Pte. Rich, Edmund- Soldier and Sailor Pte. George Lindsay, Scotland; Pte. son. Woonsocket, R. I.; Pte. Douglas Previously repotted missing; n*w North, Sidney P. (X. Vancouver Island. COATS Henry Valentine, Drumheller, Alta.; killed in action—Pte. Joseph Bell, Cal­ DELIVERY GUARANTEED TO THE FRONT OB Previously reported . missing; now gary. Cpl. D. D. Vanaletlne, St. Catharines, Commencing this morning, we give a reduction of one- ON THE SEAS Ont.; Pte. Daniel Wale, Port Dover, admitted to hospital—Pte. Harry Gra­ Died of wounda—Pioneer Thomas ham. St. John, N. B.j pte. Frederick third off the price of any Ladies’ Coat in our store--( with the Send your soldier or sailor relative or friend a box of Bandy, Prospect Lake, Vancouver Isl­ Ont.; Capt. J. C. Wallace, Orillia, Ont.; W. Mason, Ÿuronto. " exception of White Chinchilla and Corduroy Coats)—whieh Pte. G. F. Warner, Beamsville, Ont.; and, B. CLiPte. G. A. North. Bafhilton; Previously reported wounded; now is a great reduction to make on first quality garmenta during Pte. Oliver Patenande, Montreal. Pte.-Joseph Watson, Montreal; Pte. J. «turned to duty—UeuL J. W. Stagg, the height of the aeaaon. The offer includes: Pascall’s Pure Died—Pte Walter Ridley. Calgary; B. Watherston, Hamilton; Lieut. R. L. Kingston. Pte. C. G. Robertson. Bultalo, N. Y. Artillery. Wounded-Sgt. Alfred Styres, Ons- Weaver, «Berlin, Ont.; Pte. Wm. Coats in Silks, Serges, Poplins, Gabar­ Assorted Confedionery weken. Ont;; Pte. J. R. Trcvaskls, Wrightman, Winnipeg; Lce.-Cpl. R. J. Wounded—Gnr. Duncan Jeffrey, dines, Checks, Mixtures and Stripes. Hamilton; Pte. Armand Veztna. Mont­ Whiteman. Stratford; Pte. E. A. Wil­ Gananokkde, Alta.-’ ■ ------■ - •>*->- wen, Ireland; Pte. H. B. Shaw, Bag: O'Toole, Florence. C B.; Pte. John Worcester Sauce,-11 bottles for...... 25* 1‘revlously reported missing; now land} Pte. Harry Williams; South Owens, St. John, N. B.; Pte. .W'm. H. Home-Made Peanut Butter, Mb. tin...... 25< Wales; Lee.-Sgt. Wm. J. Grieg, Eng­ unofflcUtily reporteo prisoner of war- Palmer, Toronto; Pte. Edward Parker, Ueut. William Edwin Massey Cook. land; Cpl. R. O. Halfhide, British West Toronto; Pte. Iveonajd Patterson, Aren’t YOU Longing O Previously reported missing; now Pknie Package containing 1 paper table cloth, 12 napkins, ladles; Pte. J. A. Hell, Scotland; Pte Montreal; Lce.-Cpl. F. O. P6arw. Dart A. L Hall, Scotland; Pte. D. K. Halls. wounded and missing—CorpL Kenneth 12 sanitary paper plates ...... 25< mouth, N. 6.; Pte. E. R. Pentz, Truro, Morrison. England; Pte. Jee. Hanipson. England; N. ti.; Pte. C. 8. Phlnnlmore, Toronto for a Cas Range ■ Pte. E. J. Hall, England; Pte. T. D. Wounded—Lieut. Edmund Hooper DON’T FORGET WE CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY Pte. Eugene Plola. Bellevue, Alta.; Pte. Birkett, Sapper Ernest Grant Slrvage. Jar keen, Scotland; Pte. Jack Jacobs. Alfred Pollard, Berlin. Ont.; Pte. Ed­ Sergt. George A. DCWItt, New Zen- Providing gas is on your street, we will place a range in your I ouard ParttUni'e. Verdun, Que.; Pfe. home (many styles to choose from) for Err.est Powers, Moncton, N. B.; Pte. Medical Service. William Powell, Toronto; Lce.-Cpl. P. H. Raymond, Bloomfield, Ont.; Pte. Killrtl In art Ion—Pte A. Abell, KfrS- fleld Parb, Man ------^----- .“THE IDEAL SUMMER POOD" John DulTerln, Tweed, Ont.; Pte. Wm. One-Fifth Cash L. 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Morton. land; Pte. A. p. Haggard. Ireland; Pte. Fort and Langley Streets 723 ORDER TO-DAY FROM YOUR GROCER—4-LB. PKG. 85# Bartonvllle, Ont.; Pte. G. H. Murphy, ■Sydney Johnston. Ireland; I>te. E. T. Elmevllle, N. B.; .Sgt. N. B. Murton, Jones, Wales; Pte. Pierre Lambert. Toronto; Pte. Arthur Nlcoll, Winnipeg; Prance; Pte. C J. Lighten, England. The Brackman-Ker Milling Company, Ltd. Pte. J. H. N le ho lie, W^dstock. Ont Pte. H R Nt-vltt, England. Pia. C I* Cpl. Frank R Oakley, Vancouver. Pearce, England; Pte. C. W. Peareon, OUR NEW WELLINGTON COAL B. CLieut. C: L. O'Brien, Halifax England; Pte. W. J. Pomphey, Eng- hak' no equal for any use. Pte. P. J. Odenhaur, Toronto; Capt. E. land; Pte. C. H. Q. Slate, England; lia LUMP, #7.25 NUT, 95.25 D. O'Flynn, Belleville. Ont; Lce.-Cpl. P. T. Btewart, England; Pta Vivian Give It a trial. C. C. Ohrttng, Stella non. N. 8.; Opt. Wilson. IWland: lie. Wm. Worden. •17 Cermrsnt St. Phone 534 B. H. Mackenzie, Monpton. N. B.; Pte England; He. Arthur Batte. England; J, R. PAINTER & SON 8. il McCornb, Palmerston, OnL; Plo Pte. T. 1L Caddell, England; Pte. Em- neer Herbert Macdonald. Glace Bay, eet Heylea England; Pta Louie PeUr N. 8.; Pte. Andrew McGowan. Ml Jensen. Denmark: Pie. Wm. C. Last, Alex. M un roe, 1710 Parker St., Van ton: Sgt. R. J. McLeod, Verdun, Que. England; Pte. B. J. Miller, England; Pte. John MeKenale. Fort William Pte. N. C. Peareon. Manchester. Eng.; Wounded-Pte. John McCall, S43 OPEN ILL I P. M. Pte Rod Mackenzie, Caledonia Mines. He. Richard Plert. England: "CpL Ed- Forty-first avenue, east. Vancouver. N. 8.; Pte. Kroeet McKenaley, Dau­ ward Bayera, England; Ha R H. Killed In action—Color-Sergt.-Major phin, Man.; Pte. Daniel McLaughlin. Thatcher, England; Ha John W. Tim- Winnipeg; Pte. Dan. McMillan. Beaver­ aon, England. Henry MArsball, Toronto; Pte. Thoa REMARKED— Malt by, Woodstock. Ont.; Pte. E. H. ton. Ont.; Pte. John McNeughton, Died of wound»—Pte. N. L. Allen, Prlor. Braatfird; Pte. E. L. Secord. Eureka, N. 8.; Pte. John Mann. Fort "I've heard lots ef talk about England; Ha Harry Hunt, Scotland Toronto; Sergt. Henry Yates, Sydney William; Pte. W. B. Marlon, Nash- Ha Wm. Jackaon, Fkigland. Hope's Suita, but until now never When Cipis&Yoeig Set i Ckince Mines, C. B. burn. 111.; Lieut. CL L. Matheaun. Bud Previ.nisly reported mtsaing; now tried him. It’s wonderful bow ------xnmFry. deck, N. 8.; Sergt. John Ferguson believed killed In action—Ha J., II. he can do it." Mara. Okanagan, B. C.f L6*.^Cpl. W Kearney, Ireland; Ha Wm. Rffiier, Missing—Gnr. Peter Black well, Lon­ K JuU, Winnipeg; Pte. Wm. F. Kane, don, Ont.; Gnr. Verner Chadwick, On­ Hathwell, Man.; Pte. J. H. Kennedy, Died — He. Richard Edmundnuo, tario; Gnr. H. M. Clark, Abercorn, THEY DROP THE PRICE Hampton N. B.; Pte. R. W. Kennedy WTooneocket, R. L Que.; Capt. Murra^ W. A. Mavnaugh- Rosslyn Village. Ont.; Pte. John Kent. ton, Montreal. Artillery. Infantry. $ Jnggtns Mines, N. 8.; Pte. T. J. Kidney 15.00 Killed In action—Unr. Edwin Paw- Previously reported missing; now for THEY DO IT Toronto; Pte. Charles King. Browns- eon, England. burg. Que.; Pte. J. T. King official purposes presumed to have died well, Montreal; Pte. David Kyle, lied of wound»—Onr. T. D. Croeby, —Pts. Cyril H. Jackson, Toronto; Lce.- Wales; Onr. J. R Tucker, England. Toronto; Pte. Victor Laçasse, Quebec; Cpl. Frank Kllmartln, no address. That’s Why Everything is ALWAYS at the LOWEST POSSIBLE. YOU Pte. Henri Iatmoureaux. Bedford, Que.; Infantry. Wounded—Pte. Alfred Barbour, Bel­ Charlie Hope Killed In action —Ha James Deven gium; Pte. Sydney Burnett, England; Pte. J. G. Lawrle, Fredericton, N B.; 1434 Government 8L Phone 1S4» CAN DEPEND ON IT Pte. Wm. E. Ledbetter, Leduc,, Alta.; peu-t. Ileve lei Oka R C.; Ha H. R. Fell, Pioneer Jas. Carfley, England; Sergt. Lieut. OTCill M. Learmouth. Quebec; t-luelph; Wle. A. K Ureen, Terr,nIn. Johnston, Maero», Scotland; CpL A. V. Pte. T. 8. Leaman, Calgary; Pte. G. B. Previously reported wounded; now Nobble, England; Pte. Chaa. Patten, Leeeoo, Elmwood, Ont; Pte. Charles officially reported missing and be­ England; Pioneer S. J. Powell, Eng­ Lellvre, Inverness^ N. 8.; Pie. A. amed In action—Cpt A. K. land; Pte. ■. 8. Smith, England; Sergt. iand; Pte. R. L. But timer. Ireland; Pte. B. C. GRANULATED SUGAR— QA Leonard, Montreal; Pte. Joe. Lindsay. Zapfe. l'arkhlH, Ont. A. O. Stevenson, England; Lee.-Cpl. John Call, England; Lce.-CpL Jan Chas Stephenson, England; Pte. La- 20-lb. cotton sack...... *|P I •1 Twenty-Sixth Avenue ' West, Van- Died ef wound»-Pte. James Watera Carter, England; Lce.-CpL Arthui eouver; Lee.-Vpl. John Ltveney, Mont­ Hamilton. ——:r— . I sare Venieris. Turkey; Pte. A. H. Tee- real; Pte. R W. Locke, Newfoundland; Wounded- Pte, James Ward, Torri»- mans, England; Pte. F. R. Bannard, Che sa hire. England; Pte R C. Cooper, C. b Y. BREAD FLOUR— gg Pte. J. H. Logan, Montreal; Pte. J. H. to; He. Arthur Warner, Bearaavltle, England; Pte. D. W. Blrrell, Scotland; England; Pte. Wm. Dickson, Ireland; The best made. Per sack...... R|P 1 Lesey, Peterboro, Ont.; Pte. F. C. Lu­ Ont.; He. W'm. Watson, Tofor,to He. Pte. ,H. E. Boytte, Wales; Pte. Geo. Pte. Frank Easton, England; Pte. A. E cas, Winnipeg; Pte. G. E. Luke, Hali­ W. McLaren, Winnipeg: Ha V. R Me Lindsay. Scotland; Pte. R. B. Murdock, Fisher, England; Pte. Alex GlllespU, fax; Pie. O. L Lunden. South Minnc Adam, North River, F.KL; He. Ran Scotland; Pte. Joseph O’Neill, Ireland; Scotland: Pte. John Hartley, England. ANTI COMBINE TEA— a polio, Minn.; Bdr. John McDonald, delph Murray, 8t. John, N. K; Ca Pioneer Geo. Shannon, England; Lce.- Lce.-Cpl. E. C. Head, England; Pte. J. Kingston; Pte. Thomas Sathln, Glen Sergt.-Major J. R Nesaolt, Oread Cpl. W. V. Taylor. England; Pte. H. M. A. Hobbs. England; Pte. Wm Macden- In lead packets. Equal in strength and flavor to any coe, Ont; Pte. G. E Salisbury, He#r- Mere, Qua; Lea-Cpt. Arthur Nlblett, Thomson, England ; Pte. J. H. Thomp­ •Id, Scotland; Pte. Wm. Milne, Scot Tea sold elsewhere at 50e per lb. Our price, 3 lbs. for | m\J\J p«kr, Ont; Pte. George Demi Ison, Winnipeg; He. Walter Northclott, son, England; Pte. Fred’k. Whitla, land; Pte. Harry Shepperd, England Winnipeg; Pte. L. O. Seale, Brampton, London, Ont.; Lre.-CpL J. 8. Osborne. England; Pte. Rol>erf Ager, England; Pte Daniel Simpson, Gotland; Pte Ont.; Pte L W. Sharpe, 774 Nine­ Ht. John, N. B.; Lieut. C. B. Otton Pte. R. K. Brownson, England; Pte. F. John Sinclair, Scotland; Pt*. V. R. ANTI COMBINE COFFEE— QgA teenth Are. East. Vancouver; Lieut (previously reported wounded; now re­ J. Cheal, England; Pte. Alex. Cum­ Stone, England; Pte. Sydney Tootl#\ Verÿ nice; 1-lb. tin...... • -•••••...... Harold N. Simpeon, Oowanstown. turned to duty), Regina; Sergt O. H. mins, Scotland; Pte. T. Duffy, England; England; Pte. A. E. Trafford, England; Ont; Lee.-Cpl Wm Stack, Hamilton: Patterson, Toronto; Ha Frederick Pte. David Farquharsoji. England; Pte. Pte. G. F. Welsh. England; 8gt. R. H. Pte. B. L. Smith, Pegnie. Alta.; Pte. Pottle, Hamilton; He. G. A. Pratt 8. J. Fewell, Englgnd; Pte. John Field­ Whittaker. Ireland; Pte. Fred*li Wil­ CANADA FIRST OR BUTTERCUP MILK— | ^ George Smith, Toronto; Pte. Leslie J. Montreal; Lieut. T. S. Pringle, Port er. England; Lee.-Sgt. J. R. Fleming, liams. England. R. Smith. Central Park. B. C.; Pte Arthur; He. W. A. McDougall,. Ko Ireland; Pte. Ernest Green. England; (COdtinued on page 3.) Walter H Smith, Berlin, Ont; Pte. moka. Ont; Ha Gavin McKadaenn, Pte. Geo. Hall. England; Pte. Harry Roy Snyder, Clairvllle, Ont; Pte. A. A. Winnipeg; Pte. Whitby P. McGary, 437 Rogers, England; Pte. R. McCheeney, Haynes absolutely guarantees all PURE GOLD or SHIRRIFF’S JELLY POWDER— ^ g* Bommervlle, Guelph; Pte. J. H. Sow Powell street. Victoria; Pioneer Chris- Scotland; Pte. A. A. McGowern, Bcot- watch rei>airs. .*• 4 packets 1or...... ■5e%P^# erby, Moncton; Pte. David Spencer. topher McOUl!vray, Gorge tf*SL Vic- Montreal; Pioneer F. O. Brlckcll, Win­ torla; Pioneer Jas. A. McGregor, SIS nipeg; Pte. Henry Bor mast rr, Coett- Bay street, Victoria; Pte. Isaac Mcin- NICE TABLE VINEGAR— 1 ÇA gan, Man.; Pte. Alex. Burgess, Toron­ loafc, Sydney Mines, C. H.; Pioneer J. I dirge bottle...... •'...... IWW to; Tte. D. 8. Burkett, Portage la C. McKinnon, Truro, N. SL; Pte. J. R. Indigestion Resulted From Prairie; Pte. J. R. Burns, Home Glen, McKinnon, P. E. L; Pioneer Walter Alt*; Pie, TJ .ÇaMon, Toronto: Sgt. McLean, Moowe Jaw; Pta John Mac- NICE FRESH MIXED BISCUIT»- 1 Robe rt W. Cameron, Vancouver, B. C\; michen; Allan dale. Oat.; Pte. Anqua Bad Case of Inactive Liver Per pound •...... ,...... ,...... I Pte. R. A. Chard, Dauphin, Man.: Pte. McSwain, Tvrpntoj J^te. G, M, Maqn.ua. II ChaHaad, Outremont, Que.; CAf*. Flora, Ont.; Pte. J. O. Mann, Hamilton; TT! Henri Chasse, Quebec; Pte. Fred Pte. T. A. Mariand, Ouelgh;. Leo.-Cpl. Experience Proved That Dr. Ohase’e Kidney-Liver Pilla BATH BRICK POWDER- g -, Clark, St. Thomas, Ont.; Pte. R. W. Frederick Mason, Bright, Ont.; Pte. J. Were Exactly What Was Needed Clark. Dauphin, Man.; Pte. C. M. Col- C Millard. Orillia. Ont.; Pte. Alex. Mil­ Per tin...... OC lard, Galt, Ont; Lee.-Ppl. Rlxear Coro- ler, Toronto; Pte. John Miller, Winni­ pagnant Lake Megan tir, Que ; Pte. H. peg; Pte. Geo. Mlllett, Toronto; Lce.- K every eefferer from InSleeetlen W. Couler, Bathurst. N. B.; Pte. Wm. using Dr. Chem'e Kidney-Liver Pills INDEPENDENT CREAMERY BUTTER— AA Cpl. M. E. Molloy. Quebec; Pte. A. D. Anderson, Campbelhille, Ont; Pte. P. Mid study hki earn a» did the writer and waa so Improved that I began to Moore. Wlarton, Ont.; Pte. Jaa. Mow, Fresh made and very nice; 3 lbs. for...... ^ I ■ A. Arnett, Waskada. Man.; Pte. Albert ef this letter the «met majertty study the malady. I found that the In-, , Toronto; Loe.-Cpl. Wra. Motteram, dlgeetiee remitted from a bed earn of Barrette, Quebec; Pte. Wilfred Ben­ would find alueelsh action of the Ilwr nett. Toronto; Pte. Joseph Bousquet, 262» Burns street, Vancouver; Pte. D. laartlva liver, and aa mon ae I get the W. Munroe, St. John, N. B.; Pte. Wal­ and bowel» to be the cane# of trouble. Uver working right. I didn't have any ' Regina; Pte. George Bowen, Middle- It I» thee an easy rtep to flndln* a church, Man.; Co. Sergt.-Major Thoa ter J. Murphy, Quebec. stomach trouble or Induration, the Killed 1n action—Pte. O. A. McIn­ curst for there la nothin, like Dr. nervous spell» vanished and the ■blue»" Fresh Fruit and Vegetables of All Kinds. See Our Windows W Brewer, Seattle, Wash ; Pte. Jos. cheae’s Kidney-Liver PHI» I» awaken Mbreati, Juliette, Que.; Pte. Win. H. tosh, Toronto; Pte. Frederick Mark­ flew away. I am never Sica bow. but ham, Kenora. Out.; Pte. Harry Stanley. Uw action of the liver, kidney» aad should the old trouble return, I know BUY BRITISH GOODS FROM BRITISH FIRMS Detroit, Mich ; Pte. L, W. bowel». With them oryane performing sharper 774 Nineteenth Are: East, Van­ Yarmouth, N. 8 ; Pte. A. A. Nesbitt, how to euro It quickly." Woodstock, Ont. their natural function» the system I» couver. B. C.; Lce.-Cpl. H. K Spencer, ^ Jaa McKellar. On. thoroughly cUanmd of pU polmnou. Thor# I» a whole hoot of derange­ Ml Kentvllle, N 8 ; Pte.'C. W. Tail, Win­ weeto matter and the pro com of dl- ment» which disappear when the Itvcr Bound, Ont.; Pte. F. A. Milne, Barrie, le 'mt right. Bllloueneee; Indigestion, nipeg; Pte. Leonard B. Towers. Suck- eeetlon le no longer Impeded. ville, N B.; Pte. Joe. White. Winni­ Ont.: Pte. Alex. Murray, Hantsport, N. headache. Irritability, eonettpatloe are peg; Pte. William Strain, Pte. Fred­ 8.; Lee.-SerqL F. J. Tyler, St. Marys Una W. L. Jense, Bin Spring, Alta, a few of the more common results of erick Charles Stlckney. Ferry. N. B. writes: 1 have often thonght I would torpid liver action. By the use of Dr. CORAS & YOUNG Previously reported missing; now Prevlonefy reported killed hi action- write and ten you ho* much I appre- Cham's Kidney-Liver PI He you can unofficially reported prisoners of war now wounded and mhulnf-TJcat. J. olate Dr. Chaee» medlrlnm, mprdaJly control all euch disorders. One pin a Corner Fort and Broad anti oombinz oboobm Phones 94 and 96 —Pte. F M. Leeter, West Toronto: Macdonnell, Kingston. Dr. Clwft Mdney-Ltver Pllka I aad- dem, It cent* #hor, an deale re, or Rd- Pte. Finley Mclnnea, Lucknow, Ont Prevtonaly reported missing; now freed terribly from Indtgtetlon and did maneoa, Rato» * Co, Limited. To- previously reported killed in action; fflc^Ujf nar-I’tc | net knew what ka* the causa I get le, VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1916

'etyne, Demorestvllle, Ont.; Onr. Frank Mitchell. Scotland; Pte. Robt. Mitchell, Babineu, Moncton, N. B.: Bornbr. Jaa. England; Pte. Jaa McNeil, Scotland; For the Hot Weather— 1). Day. Sydney Mines. N.S ; Pte. Chas. Cpl. Wm. Mowat, Scotland; Pte. Wm. Wm. Hill Richmond. Ont.; Driver Peters, England; Pte. .A. J. Petrie. ‘The Fashion Centre** David Johnston, Winnipeg; Onr. Al­ Scotland; Pte. C. W.- Rone, England; Officers’ Khaki Drill Tunic and bert J. Oakley, London, Ont.; Lieut. Pte. John Smith, Scotland; Pte. J. O. Wm. H. Sharman, Winnipeg. Souter, Scotland; Pta Wm. Henry Breeches ' Engineers. Steer, England; Pta G. McLaughlin, Made of the very best class of material, and special­ Previously reported missing; now Wales; CpL Jos. Wlleemlth, England; Pte. Reuben O. Codd, Vancouver; Pte. ly suited to the hot weather conditions now prevail, unofllclallq reported prisoner of war— Sapper Alfred Kendall. Vancouver. E. O. Collins, Montreal; Pte. Jas. Col­ ing. lins. Billings, Mont.; Pte. Roy Colqu- Seriously ill—Sapper Wm. Dyson, MHO Oovuwemt Siket-Pmow 181 Our Quotation for a Made-to- Moo su re Khaki Drill houn, Montreal; Pta Jas. Comerford, Bashawa, Alta. Tunio and Pair of Breeches, to-day. only.. .$15.50 Toronto; Pte. Michael A. Conlln, Van­ Coot comfortable and guaranteed to withstand the W ounded—Sapper Leonard Cooper, couver; Pte. Michael Connor, England; hardest wear. Winnipeg. Pte. Jos. Conway. Toronto; Cpl. W. H. Mounted Rifles. New Shipment of Soft, Light-Weight Cape...$4.00 Cook, Smith's Falls, Ont; Pte. Geo. Missing—Pte. Philip Blrchani. Winni­ Cooper, Mount Dennis, Ont.; Pte. Fin­ peg; Pte. Albert Oroucher, Saskatoon; ley Copp, Newcastle. N. B.; Pte. Wm. LANGE & BROWN Pte. Roy Gardiner. Crescent Valley. B. Cordrey, London. Ont.; Pte. Arthur Holiday Suggestions Late of London, England C.; Sgt. Percy Harrison, Brandon, Cornish, Brantford, ont.; Pte. B. K. — — ■1 ——q ,. . i . ——MBS-— Naval, Military, Ladies* and Civil Tailere Man ; Pte. Arthur W. K Haaell, j Coulson, StouffvtU* Ont.; Pte C. F. Telephone 4SS0 Wilkie, Sask.; Pte. Edward J Hogan. ,.ralg Toronto; Pte. E J. Crac, Des 747 Yatee Street Wlllbrooke, Ont.: Pte. Janies N. M,„ p,e M.,oee Do not delay making your holiday purchases until the end of the week. Howes. -Saskatoen; Pte Ewen M Jel- Alexander Cyrs. ChlpUmn. You can shop more comfortably now and get a better selection. Each day to t. Edmonton; Pte Wm. V John*». ; Davis, Montreal; Pte. Rln-scorth, Man ; Pte. Oeo T. Lewis, P.,rt Arthur Pip Mrr- this week we will make a few suggestions and quotations on different lines nard Hunter, England; Pte. Chris Jen­ Bass River. N. S.; Pte Charles ^ [“l|DrJ>V"ore Arth ' sen, Denmark. Pte. Dennla Kenne, j rill Desbrlsey, \ ancouver; Pte. Geo. suitable for holday wear. Our Children’s Department is replete with gar­ CASUALTIES AMONG Newman. Klnlstino, Sask.; Pte. Robt. England; Pte. Jas. Kennedy. Scotland: J. Young, Newdale. Man. Deajaila*. Prince Albert, Sask.; Pte. ments, dainty and durable, and all at bargain prices. , Sergt. Grad well KUshaw, England; Gustav Dionne, Quebec; Pte. Albert CANADIAN SOLDIERS Missing and wounded—Pte. Russell Pte. H. I». Liwson, Denmark ; Pte. O. Dixon, Kingston; Pte. John Dixon, Alex Bennett, Elfroa, Sask. R. Llnten, Scotland; Pte. J. McDonnell, (Continued from page I.) Wounded—Corpl. Chas Lamontal Amherst, N. 8.; Pte. P. Dorion. North Ireland; Cpl. Allen McLennan, Scot­ 616 Sixth avenue. Vancouver. Sydney, N. 8.; Pte. Ralph lK>ugall. Shell shock—Pte. j, r. Uuffham. land; Pte. J. D. Macleod. Scotland : Special in Misses' White Outing England. Pte. Jv G. Mitchell. Scotland; Sergt ». Medical Service. ., ( N Y. Pte Pat Downey, Robert Murray, Scotland; Pte. Arthur Seriously 111—Pte. Jean CL Labreche, Montreal; Pte. J. T. Doyle, Quebec; Died of wounds—Sergt. John Ander­ Quebec. son. England, Pta Thoa Hodgson, Scase, Scotland; Pte. Arthur Cul- Pte. E. J. Drew, Quebec; Pte Peter Skirts Wounded—Pte. Wm. J Brown. Moloer- Duan. Toronto; Cpl. Harry Dttckworth, England; Sergt. D. Q. McKinnon. Scot.-, Ihorpe. England; Cpl. S. Silanka. Rus- eia; Pte. Jae. Smith, Ireland; Pte. T. H. worth, Ont ...... „...... Montreal, Pte. J. P. Edgar, Winnipeg. Just what you have been waiting for, the new tantf; Cpl Kenneth McLuca*», Scotland; Medical Service. Pte. Wm. Saunders, Ottawa. Morgan, England; Pte. R. T. Nelson. Pte Harold Edgo. Montreal; Pte. Wm. Ireland; I*te. Mitchell Nlmo, Scotland. Died of wounds—Pte. Chas. Sandison, Ellis,r Winnipeg; Pte. F. H. Falkenhsm, Misses* Skirts in rep, beautifully made and fin­ Previously reported missing; now un­ Scotland. Da 111 oils le, N. 8.; Pte. Augustin Fause. officially reported prisoners of war— Pte. Nick Popiak. Rueeia; Pte. Geo. ished, in 28, 30, 32, 34, 36 length. These sell on Smith, England; CpL R. Spencer, Eng- Mounted Rifles. Montreal;, Pioneer Jas. Henry Fielder. .pt^ CL JL Hendrla- SeotlandL-Pionoer Ttwr «stfTtr R P. Baker, Enghmd; V>etor*»; Pt«- Wm Kintbay, Wurnipeg. sight. Moderately priced - ...... R. IL Hooker, England; Lee.-Cpl. W. tatitf r TTg; ft.- fr. twnni En gmwr? Alexander Stuart, Scotland; Pte. Thôa. Missing—Cpl. R. H. Stubbs. England. Ptv. John Kinhi-r. WmtlVpiS: PI,. Wm A. Vincent. England Flint, South Wellington, B. C.; Pte. Turner, England; Pte. A. A. Walker, Engineers. Previously reported wounded; now John Foster. South Vancouver; Pte Children's Middies In white, white with red. and England; Pte. Geo. Wilkie, Scotland; Wounded—Cpl. Wm. Wakemàn, Cotton Dresses In muslin snd cotton voile, striped returned to regimental duty—Lieut. J. Pte. Oeo. Sanders, England; Pte. Wm. Percy Foster, Winnipeg; Pte. IlenrY and flowered effects and In plain colors; |9.75 White with saxe, for ages 6 to 11. ^ Specially A. Ferguson. Scotland. Wales. Fowler, Galt, Ont.; Pte. Gavin Mac­ Stubbs, England; Sergt. Oeo. Suther­ Infantry. to ...... 15.75 priced $1.25, $1.00 and...... v.. .mil. .BO* Killed In action—Ita Arthur Old­ land. Scotland; Pte. J. J. Sweeney, donald, Winnipeg; Pte. Lyall Mac­ Whits Corduroy Skirts, patch pockets and trimmed bury. England; Pte. Geo. McCoach, England; Pte. Cnas. Terrell, England. Died of wounds—Pte. Jos. Bell, donald, Beaverton, Ont.; Pte. Donald with buttons, at $7.25, $6.75 and ...... *5.00 Children's Colored Tub Dresses In gingham and Scotland. Pte. 8. J. Walling. England; Cpl. A. M. Brantford. Ont.______^ McQlIp, Montreal; Pioneer t'ollin Mo- Corduroy Sports Coats In blue, grey and rose, chambray, in fancy stripes and checks, for ages Died of wounds—Pioneer T. H. Hri- Missing—Pte. Win. Crowder, Buffalo, Innes, "Vancouver; Pte. DbftaftT MC- Williamson, Scotland; Pte. Jas. Wil­ at...... ,,.$8.75 2 to 14 years. b*peclally priced $1.75, $1.50, $1.26 ten. England; Pte. Wm. Steel. Scot­ N. Y.; Cpl. M. 8. Greenwood, Toronto. Kenxle, Seattle; Pte. Jas. McMlnn. Lingerie Blouses, a very large assortment, at ling, England and ...... 81.00 land. Previously reported missing; now Admitted to hospital—Pte. Sidney Winnipeg; Pte Dennis McQuillan, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2 25 and up. Medicine Hat; Pte. Sydney Messenger, Wounded and missing -Pte. R. S. unofficially reported prisoner of war at Bishop. Toronto. Boys' Suita In pique and striped galatea, for ages Toronto; Pte. August Miller, St. Denis, Outing Shirts, In white, rep. pique, gabardine, Ferguson. .Wales. Giessen—I*te. F. J. Gibb, Scotland. Wounded—Pte. _R. S. Abbott. East 2 to.5 years; $2.25, $1.90, $1.75 and...... 81*25 Ont; Pte. W. A. Mitchell, Toronto; $1.50, $1 75. $1.90, $2.25. $2 76. $3.50. Missing—Pte. Wm. Lelshman. Scot­ Suffering from shock — Pte. Wm. Orange. N. J.; Pte. C. 8. Adams. Veg- Pte Frank Mulvey, Toronto; Pte Ed­ land; Pte. A. W. Bowser. England; Bryant, England; Sergt. W. F. Cole, revllle, Alta.; Pte. John Adams, Mont­ ward James Nolan. Vancouver: Pte. A. ***•• A. K. Bright, England; Pte. Percy England; Pte. Edward Dack, England: real; Pte. John Aimoe. Carman. Man.; J. Nickerson. Pennant. N. H ; Pte. H. Clemenm. Engtànd; Pte. Robert Fell, Pte. Jas. Francis, Ireland; Sergt. T: H. Pte. E. C. Allen, Amherst, N. S.; Pte. Special Value in P. C. Corsets W. O’Brien. Fort William; Ptv. Alfred England; Pta Sydney Goodwin, Eng­ Gibbons. England; Pte. Fred Rowland, J.obn Aiken. Wheatley, Ont.; Pte. Jas. land. B nnett, St. John. N. B.; Pte. E. L Owen, Winnipeg. Pioneer Wm. J. Par- Those come in medium bust, semi-free hip, deep elastic gore over thej,highs, and gore at back, F.ngland. ton, Webster’s Corner, B. C.; Pte. John Died of wounds—lie. Edwin Bryan, Artillery. Bigelow, Hal ley bury. Ont.; Pte. E. R. edged with silk embroidery. Really a splendid wearing comfortable Corset. England; Pte. Jas. Jenkins, England. Burbank, Manchester, N. H.; Pte. C. Peace, Limehouse, Ont; Pte. Chas. Wounded—Gnr. E. Pearce. England. Byrne, Montreal; Pte. O. K Chapman, Perkins, Montreal; Pte. R. 8. Phyllis, Specially priced at...... :...... W • Previously reported wounded; now Gnr. Jos. Blair. Scotland: Sergt. John missing, believed killed In action—Pte. Montreal; Pte E. V. Clark. Dundaa. Toronto; Pte. Fred J Plumridge, Mis­ L'uncan, Scotland; Gnr. Samuel How­ T. _J. Martin, England. Ont ; Pte. Vincent Collett. Port Hope, sion City, B. C.; Ptv. V'. Potter, Plum ard, Ireland. Ont.; Pte. Gerald Conroy,, Antlgonlsh. Coulee. Man.; xPte. C. Provost. Mont­ Previously reported missing; now Infantry. unofficially reported prisoners of war N. 8.; Pte. J. J. Deruchie, Lancaster, real; Pte. J. N. Pugh, Brandon. Man.; at Olessen-^-Pta Alexander Macleod. Wounded—Pte. Russell Gerrlr, Ed­ Ont.; Pte. H. D. Dickie, Lower Canard. Lieut. Edwin A. Rand, New Westmin­ M. (Iirtgan. Pte. Wm. McIntosh. Pte. John McLean, Pte. Charles Maker, Pte. Scotland; Pte. Peter Morrison, Scot­ monton;" Pte. John G. Giles. Tiverton. N. S ; Pte. A. E. Falcon. Mllltown. N. ster, (now on duty); Pte. Herbert Red- land. Ont,: Pte. Paul Alex Gillespie, Edmon­ B.; Pte. Albert Farnell, Montreal; Pte. mand, Brmcebridge, Ont; C'pl. E. J. Harry Cracknel. Pte. Francis Wood­ ton; Pte. Ovlla Oodll. Montreal. Pte Reed, Toronto; Pte. Jas. Reid, Winni­ ward Coffey, Cpl. Herbert Victor Fog- Previously reported missing, believed A J. Falkner, Toronto; Pte. J. 8. Victor Olffln. 1325 Walnut St.. Victoria. peg; Pte. John Ridge, Winnipeg; Pte. den. Pte. Frederick Fowler. Pte. John killed; now reported suffering from Franke, Toronto; Pte, W. D. Ooldrtch, B. C.; Pioneer James Alex. Goldie, 153» Hprlnghlll, N. S. Lome Robins. Slmcoe, Ont.; Ptv. J. R. Findley Oarrle. Pte. John Hopkln». Pte. Low Prices On shell shock—Pte. Henry Thomas, Eng­ Richmond Aye.,Victoria, B. C.; Pte Bailey, England; Hergt F. M Bennett, land. Died of wounds-Pte. Simunds, Eng- Anthony Joseph Johneton, Pte. George Joseph Dunk. Dorchester. Mass; Pi­ England, Pte. Jas Brown, F.ngland; King. Pte. John King, Ptç. Wm. Lucie,' Wounded Pte. Fred Amy, England; oneer Alex. Earl. Clarkburgh, Ont; Pte. R. T. Dtvsll, England; Pte. Wm. Cpl. Frederick Madklne. l*te. Thomas Cpl. H. A. Barrett, England; Pte. Fred Mlsslng—Pte. Wm. Lauder. Scotland: Pte. Alfred J. R. Edgson. Toronto; Pte. Falcuw, England; Pte. Archibald Faw­ Martin, Pte. Harty Maaeey. Pte. ltlakemore, England; Sergt. Alexander Pte. J H. Purt. England, Pte. J. F Richard George Edwards. 80S Twenty- cett, Scotland. Pte. R. E. George, Eng- Charte» McLelland. Pte. Alfred Ol.ree, Bllnman, Wale*. Pte. C. 8. Bottomley, McConnell, England. Furniture Fifth Ave. East Vancouver; Pt«- Wounded—Pte. Norman Boyd, Eng­ lan; Sergt. C. Heathcote. England; Pte. Jamee O'Neill. Hgt. Percy I.conard England; Pte. John Harris, England; Harry W. Eklund. Montreal; Pte. Robt Pte. Geo. Hewitt, England; Pte L. E. Our aim ia to furnish homes neatly, artistically and eco­ land; Pte. H. II. Collins, England; Pte. Parker. Lce.-Cpl. George Rowley, Pte. Pta W. W. Hayes. England; Sergt. P. W. Falconer. London, Ont; Pte. Ar­ Humphrey. England; Pt»\ M r Ir­ Oeo. Cook. England; Pte. Harry Cooke, Harvey Saneome, Pte. John McIntyre, nomically. We want you to inspect our stock of Home Furni­ O. Hlbba, England, Pte. Stanley Hicks, thur John Fergueon, Harrison P. O-, vine. Scotland. Pte John Kirk, Scot­ England: Pte. Wm. Cordell, England; Pte. CecH Smith. Pte. Alfred Mark ture. You will be pleased with the reasonable prices and sur­ England; Sergt. Wm. Hobson, Eng­ Moose Jaw, Bask.; Pioneer John K. land; Pte. Mark McCall, no address; Pt*$ Martin Fleming. England; Pte. Smith, Pte. Wilfred Mark Smith. Pte. prised at the large and varied stock we carry. Many of the land; Sergt. S. F. Horn, England; Pte. Fiander, North Sydney, N. S.; Pte. W. Pte Alfred Mc< ’lemon, England; Pte. Robert Snook, Pte. George Stephens. Jaa Inglla Scotland; Pte. A. B. John­ Flddes. Lethbridge, Alta.; Pte. Henry Fred Hills, England; Pte. T. K. Jones. W. II. Rolls. Toronto; Pte T. F. Roper, latest and heat designs in Iron Beds, Bedroom, Dining room and Wales; Pte. Geo. Macdonald. Scotland; Pte. Wm. Charles Stovold, Pte. Thomas son; Sweden: Pta James Johnston, y Figuers. Berlin. Ont; Pte. Gerald Toronto; Pte; J H. Rothnle. Vtrdeh. Pte. Fred Maynard, England; Pte. C- Bird. Pte. John Bradley, Pte. Wm. parlor furniture in stock at lowest prices in town. Be sure to Scotland: Pte. O. Klemuk, Rueeta; Pte., Finch, West mount. Que.; — Pte. Man,; Cpl. D. Roy. Montreal; t-pLJos.. Burke, Pte. John Burns, Pte. Arthur E. see us before deciding on your furniture purchases. Country Donald Macrae, Scotland; Pta Jas. George Fltton. Toronto; Gunner Thos. Meunier. Belgium^ ...... Roy. Montreal, Pte. F. J. Sampson, Killed In action—Pte. Frank Bowser, Callus, Pte. Kenneth Campbell. -Lee- orders parked and shipped freer We give a'discount of 10 per McElrea. Ireland; Pte. J. H. Colbrook, Sterling Floyd, 1155 Monterey Ave.. Duntlas, Ont . Pte T H Sanderson, fjgt Wilfred A. Cash. Ofe Alvln England; Pte. Thos. Cooper, Scotland: oak Bay.“Victoria, B C ; Pte. Francis England; Pte. <>. 8. Chirk. England; Lilly Plain, Sask ; Pte. Robert Haun- cent off regular prices for spot cash. P|e J A Cooper, England. Fte. Jas Clarendon. Pte. James Andrew Cock- Pta W, W. Cowle. Scotland; Pte. Geo. Foley, Montreal. Pte. James Cox. Cal­ derson. .Montreal, Pte. —6L Sav.ard. bum, I,ce.-9gt. Jamee HmitbCollie. Pte. Dawson, England; Pta J. F. Carrie, gary, Pte 8. J. Curry, Owen Sound. White, Scotiand; Pte. P. G. Snyder, Montreal; t'apt. H. W. Scardlfleld, To­ England. George Cowle, Pte. Jamee William Cog, Awnings for the Store, Window Shades Scotland; Pte. W. C. Gibson, Scotland; Ont; Pte Robert Curry. Fredericton, ronto; Pte Albert Scott Woodstock, Pte. Austin Craven. Pte. Wm. Crich­ Pta John Qllxean. Scotland; Sergt.- N. B.; Pte. George Daniel, Westbrook. Died of wounds—Pte. John Bell, Eng­ Ont.; Pte. Q. R. Scott, Hamilton; Pte. Office or Dwelling We use nothing but the best land. ton. Lce.-Cpl. Wm. Douglas. Pit. John Major Oeo. D. Guild, Wales; Pte. Ed- Maine; Pte. Wm. F. Darlington. Ver­ Alfred Selves, Galt. Ont; Pte. J. M. Elliott, Pte. George Kverehed, Pte. Wm. We make Awnings of all sixes "Hartshorn” Rollers, and the beat dun, Que.; Sergt. Freeman Davldge. Missing—Pte Harry Dormer, Eng­ Shilllden, New Brighton, N Y . Pte 8. and colors, to fit any kind of hand-made Oil Opaque, and we land. Morrison Findlay. Pte. John Fox, Pte. Newfoundland; Lance Corporal Donald J McQueen. England; Pte. Wm. Han­ Kroeet George Gargett, Pte. Albert B. Window. Also Drop Curtains for guarantee every Blind we make to Davidson, Hlllcrest, Vancouver, B. C.: Wcunded—Pte P B. Palmer. Eng­ ley. England; Cpl. Robert Maneon, verandaa. etc. give perfect satisfaction. land: Pte. E. O. Ridley. England; Pté. Walter Goodyear. Pte. Alex. Gordon. We use only the x-ery best ma­ Pte. Arthur Joseph Dicker, Edmonton. England; Pte J. G. Morrow. England; We also cut down and alter old Wm. Rutherford, England; Pte. Wal­ Pte. Wm. Green, Pte. Wm. John Hann, terial and put up a first-class In this Matter Pte. Charles Smith Dlmma. Calgary, Pte Pat Moran, Scotland; Pte. Thoa. Lce.-Cpl. Ralph Hedger, Pte. Wm. Awning at a very moderate charge. blinde. Pte Geo. Dingwall. 1788 Fourth Ave ter Wilder, England; Pte. Chas. Yar­ Nlmmo, Ireland; We. Victor Mlchlnskl, Iz‘1 us give you an estimate. Estimates cheerfully furnished. row, England; Pte. R. L. Bell, New George Hlghton, Pte. Oeo. Thornaa W.. Vancouver; Sergt. Eugene Doherty. no a-1 dress; Pte. F J. O'Toole. Ireland; Hlecock. Pte. Henry Hogg. Pte. Harry Phone 718 and we will give I»et us take the measurements to­ of Health Lowell, Ont.; Pte. L. Derube. Quebec prompt attention to your order. day...... i/ Moncton, N. B.; Pte Harold poison. Pte. F. E. Ramlel, England; We. Mat­ Edward Taylor. Pte. Alexander Walk­ Galt Ont.; Pte. Clarencj W. Dervy. Pte. Jaa Boswlck. Toronto; Pte. A. thew Rose, England; Pte. Edgar Sad­ Bet tie, Passkeag. N. B.; Pte. Jack Bin- er. Pte. Drayton Wm. Walker, Pte. Clearland, N. 8.; Pte. Maxwell Charles ler, England; We. G. R. Roberts. George Weleh. Pte. David White, Pte. one is either with the win- more. Montreal Pte. O. W. Blackball. Patrick Doyle, Toronto; Pte. James Scotland. Thomas Wilkinson. Pte. George Young. St. James. Man.; Pte. W. O. Bloom, ners or with the loser*. Ernest Johnston Stonewall. Man.. Infantry. Lce.-Cpl. Charles Wm. Allen. Hamil­ Toronto; Pte A. B. Bodeham. St. Pte. Charles T. Jones, Uoydmlnater. Missing—We. Francis Matthew Bell- ton: Pte. Alex. Amon. Harrlshoro. N. It’a largely a question of Marys, Ont.; Cpl. H. A. Bonne», St. Hank ; Pte. Harold B. Joudrey. Ma- erby. We. John Cummlng, We. John H- Pte. Alfred Andrews. Chatham. Stephen. N. B.; Pte. C. F. Boyer. fHE BETTER VALUE STORE’ right eating—right food. For hone Bay, N. S.; Pte George Keiland. Erwin, Pte. Patrick Thomas Kelly. Pta. 1420 DOUGLAS ST. '■* — NEAR CITV HA^L Guetph; Pte H. E. Boytt, Toronto; Ont.: lie. Robert Atherley, Toronto; sound health one must cut London. Ont.; Pte. Peter Kennedy. James Maffuire. Pte. James Henry Hill, Pte, Frank Aubin. Levle. Que.: Lce.- Port Hope, Ont.; Pte. Harry King, Fort Cpl. Wm. G Bradshaw, Victoria; Pte. We. James Moran. Lce.-Cpl. Arthur Cpl. Fred George Await, Mahons Ray, out rich, indigestible foods William; Pte. Robert W. Kyle. Paris G. O. Brander. Prince Edward Island; Onley, We. Henry Wilkes, Sgt.-Major N. H.: Pte. Wm. Beeston, Shillington. and choose those that are Station, Ont.; Corpl. Lamoureux, Co- Pte John Bright, Toronto: Pte. H. Q. Frank Abelson. Pte. George Baker, CpL Ont ; Pte. James Bell, Revelatoke, B. Horace Taylor, London, Ont.: Pioneer Wn in weight, Kingston; Pte. Wm. Wal­ cona, Que.; Pte. John Labelle, Eel Brown. Kingston; Pte. E. R. Albright. known to contain the ele­ Walter D. Bauer, We. Walter Ballan- C.; Pte. Wm. J. Bell. Galt. Ont.: Pte. Wm. Taylor. New Westmlnstrr; He. der. Montreal. River Crossing, N. B.; Lance Corporal Edmonton; Cpl. Alex. Allen, Galt., ment» that build sturdy bod­ tyne. We. Charles O. B. Baldwin, We. Cecil M. Bennett. St. John, N. B. Wm. Torrlll, Hault tile Marie. Ont.; Previously reported wounded; now Fabien Lebrun. Montreal; Pte. Hiram Ont.; Cpl. tf’m. Allen, Peterboro, Ont.; ies and keen brains. Seth Barren, We. Joseph Arthur Ben­ Sgt. Andrew Thompson, Vancouver; missing—Lieut. Jog. D. Dunn, San Lecoutre, Mlscou Centre, N. B.; Pte. CpL Wm. Appa Oswego, N. Y.; Sergt. Infantry nett, Pioneer Bryce Forester, 7S0 Pte. Wm. Thompson. Toronto; Pte. Francisco. Vincent J Legere. Bridgetown. N. 8.; Jas. Armstrong. Mount Dennis, Ont.; Admitted to hospital- Pte Wm. Red­ Bowlsby Place, Victoria; Pte. Robert Guy Timmins. Halifax: Pte Wm. Tom­ Pte. Molee Lemaiier. Marquette, Mich.; Pte. Edwin Ashby. Montreal; Pte. f. wood, England Suffering from shock—Pte. Herbert Gordon Knechtel. Lovema, Sask.; We. linson. Winnipeg; Cpl. Leon Trebld. Pte. Alphonse Lereux. Terrebonne, W. Ayres. Toronto; Pte. Fred Bailey. Wounded -Pte. F. C. Simpson. Vic­ Turner, Hamilton; Pte. J. E. Walker, Grape-Nuts Charles H. Haynes, 1562 Georgia street, Toronto; Pte Stanley B. Trellhard. Vic­ Que.; Pte. Nelson C. H. Grainger. Van­ Toronto; Pte. Wm. .Barnard, Orillia, toria N. 8.; Pte. Chas. Sinclair. To­ Xananee, Ont. Vanoouver; We. Orville Camelford, toria; Pte. Jae. T. Tresltove, Vancou­ couver. Quartermaster Sergeant Don­ <>nt.; Pte. Wilbur Barton, Sudbury, ronto: Pte A. 8 Slack. Toronto; Pte. Wounded—Pioneer Wm. Bain, Scot­ Dunnvllle, Ont.; Pte. Gregory Edward ver; Pte Jde. Watts. Toronto; pte. ' V i« a wonderfully balanced ald Grant. Fort William; Pte. Jack OnL; "Pte. Chas. Stuart Baxter, Vic W. 8. Sqiallrldge. Kingston; Pte. J. B. Ernest Weare, Trenton. Ont.; Pte. A. land; Pte. Chas. Goutte, Scotland; Pte. Doÿlé, Evondale, Nfld. food, made from whole Grant Fort William; Pte. James Grant. torla; Jte. John Beaton, Antlgonlsh. Hmellle, Russell. Man.: Pte. E, L. M White. Centrerllle. N. A: Pte F M. Alex. Herkeg, England; Pte. A. W. Previously reported missing; now Amherstburg, Ont; Lance Corporal N. S.; Pte. Jas. Beddewa. Toronto; Pte, Smith. Winnipeg; Pte. L. B. Sm th. Whltter. Toronto; Pte Carl Wilkinson, King, England; Pioneer George Sug- wheat and barley. It con­ unofficially reported prisoners of war Barclay J. E. Grice, Toronto; Pte. Ed­ Wm Briggs, New Brunswick; Pte. Jas. Slate River. Ont.; Pta Wm. Halth, Quebec; Pte. L. J. Wlleey. Lougheed, gilt, England; Pte. J. L. Walker. Scot­ tain» aU the nutriment of —We. Richard Alexander, Winnipeg; ward T. Griffith, Bowser River, Man : Bell, Montreal; Pte. A. S. Ballantyne, Winnipeg; Pte John Snowdon, Potte- Alta.; Pte. Oeo. Williams, Montreal; land; Pte. David Bennett, England; the grain, including the min­ We. George Ernest Emerson, Leth­ plec, Man : Pioneer Otto Stamm. Wind- Pte Robert T, Griffiths, Vernon, B. G.; Scotland; Pte. Oeo. Barclay. Scotland; Pte. J P. Willis. Toronto; Pte. C. W. Sgt/R. Duncan, Scotland; Lc*.-Cpl. bridge; We. George Ernest Judge, thoree. Sask : Pte Tom Htanworth. eral phosphates, indispensa­ Pte. Frederick C. Hafenbrack. Toron­ Pte. E. W Biggs, England; Pte. Jaa. Willoughby, Benmsvllle. Ont: Pte. Fred'k, Goaney, England; Pte. D. K. Montreal. ble In Nature’s plan for body to; Pte. Millard F. Nanger, Saskatche­ Carse. Scotland; Pta. W. J. Chalmers. Port Arthur. Oscar Wiser, Oolllngwood, OnL: Pte. Hallg. England; Lce.-Cpl. H. J. Ham­ Unofficially Reported prisoners of wan; Pte. Walter Han*g<»n, Scotch Scotland; Pte. J. C. Duncan. Scotland; 6 Killed In action—Pte Robert J. John­ J. M. Wood. Cuinlierland. N. 8.: Pte. mond, England; Pte. David Hegge. and brain rebuilding. war—We. Jeremiah Conroy, Sergt ston. New Westminster; Cpl. Jas. Seetlemflpt. N. B.; James Hailon. Pte. Jas. Findlay, Scotland; Sgt. Alex, Fred Wright. Vancouver; Pte. IL A. Scotland; Lce.-Cpl. Ernegt Hill, Eng­ John Wood. Levin, Middleton. N. 8.; Pte Daniel Preston, Ont.! Pte. Earle Hanson, Ford, England; Pte. P. C. Foals, Wright. Strathmore, Alta. land; Lce.-Cpl. Chaa. Holmea, England; Grape-Nuts is a concen­ IYeviously reported missing; now Macdonald. Mabou, N 8.: Pte Hugh Aroostock Junction. N. B. ; Pte. Richard England; Pte. William Gulney, Scot Missing—He. Wm. McCracken, To­ Sgt. J. 0. Jonea, England; Pte. D. W. trated food, easy to digest. wounded—We. Michael Carney, Pte. McHaIHe, East Parnham, Que ; Pte. T. Connell Fort William; Pte. John land; Pte. David Kelt. Scot ronto; He. M. A. McNeill, New Camp- Juett England; Pte. R. O. Knight, Gilbert Fralick, Dunnvllle, Ont Jas Mowbray, Saltcoats, Sask It la economical, has deli- Carlles, Rouardarlens; Pte. Putnam- land: Pte. Walter King, Scotland; belltown. C. B.; Pte. Wm. Quinlan, England; Pte. Peter Lanahan, Ireland; Seriously 111—Pte. Robert George Wounded—Pte. Wilfrid Gagne. Mon­ cious flavor, comes ready to Dttdley, Toronto; Pte. Galvin Harx le, Pté. Wm L&senbr. England; Pte. J. H. Warerley, Ont.; Pte. D R. Robert eon, Pte. T. Bellevue, Ottawa; Le*.-Opt. 8 Lucas, Llstowel, Ont; Pte. Malcolm treal; Pte. C. Garnett, St. John, N.B.; . eat, and has helped. thou­ Noel Road, N. 8.; Pioneer Lewis Heald, Lewie, England; CpL R C. Campbell. Truro. N. 8.; Pte. Harold Rutherford. Charles, Hull, Que.; Pte. Orner Lacha­ Murray. », He. Chas. George, Wenatchee, Wash.; Beaumont P. O., Esquimau. B. C.; Pte. Port Arthur;"* ‘Pte. .Robert Campbell, Ayr.. Ont.; Pte. C, M. Sinclair, To­ pelle, Ottawa; Pte. J. A. O. Lee. Wood­ sand» in the winning daks. Suffering from shook—Lee.-CpL B. Pte Fred Gold. Brantford; Pte R H. John P Herbert, Rlchlbuctou, N. B.; Truro, N. S.; Pte. Wm. Campbell, La ronto; Pte. W. E. Thornton, Winnipeg. ruff, Ont.; Pte. Jaa. McGafry, Ottawa; C. Cameron, We. James Joseph Kelly, llaigh, Clifford. Ont : Pte. E. Harness, Pte. Robert W. Hemming, Halifax: mont, Alta,. Pte. Wm. Caney. Winni­ Unofficially reported prleoner of war— Pte. N. F. Malra, Uxbridge, Ont; Pte. Robert Hendry, Toronto; Pte. We. John Murphy, We. Wm. Thomas, Easter, Ont.: Pte. Alfred Harvey. Mon­ “There's a Reason” peg; Pta Jas. P. Carr, Vancouver; Pte treal' Cpl. Elmore Hatch. River John, He. John O'Brien, Drummer P. 0„ Mounted Rlflee. Frank Hennessey, Verdun, Que.; Pte. Patrick Carragher, Raven wood. Ont; We. Frederick Wm. Webster. N. 8.; Cpl. Wm Haylea, Wlngham, Saak. Killed In action—Pte. Oeo. Smith, Canadien Posture Cereal Co., Ltd., James H. Henry, Melford, Sask.; Pte Pte. Alex. Caselman, Finch. Ont; Pte. Wounded—Lieut. Thomson Smith, Ont.; Pto. Chas Hlbbert. Dorchester, Wounded—Pte. Edward Hilller, Am­ Calgary; Pte. F. W. Swamager, Lind­ Windsor. Ont. John Walt. Edmonton; Pte. Harry N. Thoa Carter, Toronto; Pte. Bert. Ca- We. George Baker. We. Edward Brook, Walton. Toronto; Pte. Thomas Wes­ Pte. Edward Celt era». We. Wm. Moore, herst. N. 8.: Pte. M. M. Hood, Toronto; say, Ont. vlll, Montreal: Pte. A. Cherete, Three Killed In action—Pte. Peter Reid, Pte. Frank Howe, 8t. Marya, N. B.; ton. Sarnia, Ont.; Pte. Frederick A. Rivers, Que.: Sergt John Ohorley. Ed­ We. Arthur Trevor Morris, We. Archie Missing; believed killed in action— VVhlteney, Moncton. N. B.; Pte. Charles Murley. Lce.-CpL Wm. Osborne, Pta Hamilton: Pta H. C. Stairs, St, John, Pte. C. B. Ironsides, Orillia. Ont.; Pte. Pte. Q. H. Young, Calgary; Pta A W. monton; Sergt. Chrie. Clarke, Toron­ N, B.; Pte. Martin Travers. New York! J. Wtdgery, Halifax; Pte Harry M Wm. Alex. I»atch. We. Andrew Paxton, Cheater Irvine. Edmonton; Cpl. P. W Currant Menominee. Wls.; Pte. Harold DONT CUT YOUR CORNS to; Pta Q S. Cleghorn. Moose Jaw; Pte. Joe. Trevtlhls, Hamilton; Pte. C. Williams, Couer D'Alene, Idaho; Pte. Pte. Lawrence Pembleton, We. Wm. Jeffrey, Winnipeg; He. R. B. Jonea, G. Dane, Broomhead, Sask.; Pte. Oeo. Pta Wm. Close. Vancouver; Pte. P. J. Topper, South Ilowdon, N. 8.: Cpl. Hugh Wood, West Calgary; Pte. Wm. Phillips, Pte. Wm. A. Randle, Sergt. Winnipeg; Pte. K. K. Johnaton, To­ Gunn, Whitehead, Saak.; Pte. Chaa. A. Cum them with Clouder, Qaepe, Que.; Pte. John Brown, N. E Vincent, Midland, Ont.; Pie. Wood. Saskatoon; Lance Corporal Thomas Renford, Wa Wm. Beady, CpL ronto; Pte. A. Kennett. Saskatoon; Pte. Hamilton; Pte John H. Brown, Carle- Robert Waring, Toronto; Pte. B M. Land. Winnipeg; Pte. E. H. Moore, Al- Charles E. Wooleey, Errlngton, V. ton Place, Ont.; CpL 8. F. Brown, To­ Hugh Arthur Reesa Pte. John ll Nelson Kent, Toronto; He. T. Kent aaak, Saak. is. i z West, Quebec; Pte J. H. Williams, B. . via Parksville Jet.; Pte, Albert ronto; Pte. Fred. Buckley, Galt, Ont.; Rootee, Pte. Alfred Roper. Pte. David Wood. West Prince, P. K. L; He. R. E. M taring-Pte. Vivian Avants, Hough­ Hall's Cera Cere Toronto: Pta M. O. Wilson. Regina. Kottmler, Wetaakiwtn. Alta.; He. Wm. Wyatt, Toronto; Acting corporal Seth Ptè. Oeo BiiTt. Brantford, Ont: Pte. Rose, Pta Wm; Bandera Pta George Died of wounds—Pte. J. K. Tompkins, ton. Saak.; Pta. Chaa. Aldridge, J Vaine. Toronto; Pte. Jules Carriers. Harry Smith, Cpl. Tom Smith, Corp. Lantham. Toronto; Pte. OSo, I.antx. don, Man. ; Pte. O. H. X * _ It take» them out by the roots. Albert Bullsythent. Toronto; Pte. B. J. Truro, N. 8. Hull, Que.; Pte. Edmond Groulx. Hull. Burke, Toronto; Pte. Thos. Burley, James Stephens, Pte. John Sedgewlck Acton West, Ont.; Pie. Wm. Lathem. Binacarthe. Man.; Pte. Harry ------85* A BOTTLE Died-Pte. Fred Ross, Sand Point Que.; Pte. Albert Landry, Ottawa. Winnipeg; Pte. W. J. Butcher, Beaver­ Turner, Pte. Frederick James Wakelin, Toronto; He. R. Leblanc. Montreal; man, Battleford. Saak.; Pta. V. O. N. 8. • Honeer Jaa. Lee. Vancouver; Cpl. Alex. Artillery. ton, Ont.; Pte. Robert Byrne, Quebec; Cpl. James Brownlie Warnick, We. Missing—Pte. Joe. Holman, London, Clark* New Orleans, La.; Pte. Pte. A. L. Caldwell. Arlington West, N. John Watkinson, Pta George Willlama Msodonald. Winnipeg: Pto. A. D. Mac­ Clark* Brandon, Man.; PI* Missing-Onr. John E. Crawford, Ot­ Ont. donald. Winnipeg; Pte. Jottii O'Brien. 8.; Pte. A. D. Calver, Toronto; Pta Pte. Charles Theodore Holdsworth, We. Wounded—Pte F. D. Stewart, To­ Oonn, Pambrum, Saak.; Pt* tawa. Toronto; He. Harry Turner, Winnipeg; John Cameron, Beaverton, Ont.; Pte. Wm. Henry Holmes, Wa Thomas A. ronto: Pte. J. L. Struth, Kellog. Man. I Crow, no particulars: Pt* J. M. Previously reported missing; now Hit Wm. Varner, Tomato; Cpl. 8. B. unofficially reported prisoner of i R. B. Cameron, Toronto; Pte. Cyril Hughes, Pte. George Jones, Pte. Evan Pte. Jas. Sturgeon, Brockvllla. Ont# little. Qu'AppeH* Saak. Korobka. Russia, Pte. Robert Lead- Pte. Albert Summers, Oelt Ont.| Pte. Vlokere, Sydney Mines. C. B.: Pte. Oeo. Phone 2»i Onr. Fred Leber, Peter boro. Ont Campbell, Amherst N. 8.; CpL Robert Vinson. Amherst, N, 8.; Opt Fred Wounded—Corpl. Ernest Van Aly- McFarlane, Scotland; Pta William better, CpL Arthur Llttla We. James perhaps a few hours, will determine. propose to do now should there be a We shall know when wq. learn what rapture, and after occupying New the pronounced artillery fire by Mexico and Upper California, advancid the British means. We arc convinced, into Chihuahua. It was thought that Burn Kirk’s however, that Joffre will give the word this advance would bring Mexico to before the Huns pound their way to terms, but It did not. An expedition Wellington Coat the bridgehead of the Meuse If that was finally landed at Vera Crux, on the word has not been given already. east coast, under cover of the fleet, and Russia Is now in possession of the after severe fighting the invaders bat­ whole of Bukowina, which means that tered their way to the capital. Should Kirk & Co. the Austrians have been forced into the present situation culminate In war UNITED the passes of the Carpathians. In fact it is virtually certain that a campaign 1212 Broad St. Phone 139 Cossacks have penetrated sortie dls- very similar to that of seventy years tanoe Into the mountains. It will •go will have to be conducted by the interesting to watch the effect of this United States. The Americans could conquest upon Roumanls, which not expect to march upon Mexico City wanted Bukowina for herself and was from the north owing to the distance Those Critical Diners who demand Quality, Variety and Service, end told by Russia that she could have it and the difficulty of maintaining lines who will be satisfied with nothing If her armies took It. We venture to THE DAILY TIMES of communication. They probably less, are the beet petrene of the predict that one of the first fruits of PebMsIPublish*] dallr ««leapt Sunder) hr would try to hold a- defensive line in THEThe timest printino * pub­ Russia’s successes In that district will Mexican territory, thereby protecting LI«Hlishing COMPANY, LIMITED he the granting of permission by Rou- their own frontier, while their actual Dominion Hotel oec*... .or Breed and Fort Streets mpnla for Russian troops to pass •usine* striking force would be landed on the dining room of the Office ...... Phone MW through her territory, as they did in Id!lltorlel torts! Office ...... Phone « coasts east and west of the capital. All , Try this Dinner to-night. 187*. In which event Bulgaria will at SUBSCRIPTION RATE8« this would take a considerable time, Wonderful value for 50 Cents. Qty Dejh«ry ...... Me. per month once collapse, dragging Turkey down for our neighbor Is not only less pre­ mmU (exclusive of city)* Canada with her through the severance of the MONDAY. JUNE X, DK. and Greet Britain ...... ■ per ana pared for hostilities than Mexico Is; as RELISHES. ** V- t A...... $4 per annum Berlin-Bagdad railroad line, while far as organisation of fighting, effect­ Green Onions. Chow Chow,. tempting price will be put upon Ferd­ SOUP. COPY FOR ADVERTISEMENTS ives is concerned, but 1» relatively lew Consomme Nlv-»nv*!f'?. Outing Apparel Your Children inand's crafty head. '"c,""™ri'1 AO copy for display advertisement» prepared than It was for the struggle Cream of Tomato sJ It IS. ■guaiW at Times Office before 6 p. m. of FISH. »• day prevlou» to the day of insertion. seventy years ago. In. the long run the Boiled Spring Salmon. Whit3 Wine This le imperative. When tble rule le Ml A later Berlin official communica­ United States of course must win, but Sauce. ISm wlUl we 40 »ot guarantee Ian tion received since the foregoing was PuV.toèe Naturel. It would have no picnic and would meet ENTREES. Will Need for the School Picnic written says that important fighting with some bitter disappointments 1n Chicken Cutlets. Sauce Fuprtm.'. has been In progress along the Britlèh Sirloin Steak, Klnancl- x\ the early etagfs^of the conflict. French Toast with Murmalad-ï. MAS IT BEOUNf front for two days. From this it may ROASTS. Prime Ribs of Beef eu Jus. b». Interred, that- Sir Douglas Haig- ' t*f of PoHr, - Arirte "fkwe. - - Next Saturday The German war office yesterday re­ launched hie attacks following the pro­ SALAD. of the present situation then If. that •Cratomeat naiad. Mayonnaise. ported the development of "pronounced nounced artillery activity to which the Germany wants by force or guile before L VEGETABLES Thousands of children will be enjoying their annual school picnic next first German bulletin, which probably IfPotatoes. Steamed Potatoes artillery activity'* by the British along the end qf the year a peace with the Spinach with Egg. Saturday, and there arc very few boys and girls of this number that will not was two days old, referred. If this Is the allies, or s -me of them—a peace saving DESSERT. the front from La Bassee to the Somme big British offensive which has been Lemon Meringue Pie. Peach Pie. require something new bi the way of outing garments. This ad is inserted as the prestige of the German war-lord Frosen Banana Cream Pudding. Which continued uninterruptedly eagerly awaited It will be a prolonged nhd the German war-caste before the a little reminder of the many different garments that may be required, at the throughout the whole of the previous effort lasting perhaps for many days. risk of having to pay the, final penalty Our Merchants Lunch is popular as ever; a splendid full course meal night This Is an Important an­ We expect Mr. Bull to smash his way same time pointing out many very special offerings which we have specially becomes Imminent and deadly in a for 35 Cents. nouncement, for It |nay be the first through this time, for he never fails struggle prolonged beyond this year. prepared for this occasion. As note the following particulars. inkling of the opening stage of the twice in the same place. The general We have not underestimated this plan GIRLS- COLORED WASH DRESSES BATHING SANDALS British offensive which was logically offensive Is now on as far as the main either on Its military or its political Girls’ Colored Wash Dresses In a wide assortment Children's, 269 and...... 309 expected to be launched this summer, theatres are concerned. Germany's side, but we have always held It to be Try A Bite—O. K. of attractive styles, all particularly suitable for Women’s, 359, 509 to ...... 859 and for which the general military sit­ crucial hour has arrived. plan that would fall. If Germany picnic and outing wear. Materials are good uation seems to have reached a favor­ washing qualities and there Is a full range of cannot break Britain or Russia she CHILDREN’S OUTING HATS able stage. The front from La Bassee THE MEXICAN OUTLOOK. cannot break France or Italy, nor aises from f to 14 years. Special value», $1.50 to the Somme extends between forty tit...... à...... 92.75 Various Style Outing Hale, very special value worst the Grand Alliance as a whole. at ...... ^...... 509 and fifty miles, and the British higher The entente powers are reported to Let the allies at all temporary costs to GIRLS’ KILTED SKIRTS Children's Beach Hate, up from...... 259 command w.ould not maintain an ar­ have urged Carranza to agree to the any of rthem. endure for.six months Girls* Kilted Skirts, In^blue chambray, at.. fl.OO tillery bombardment tH night on so proposition of the United States in-re­ more, holding an unbroken line on all In khaki drill, at 91.50 and ...... 91-75 RIBBONS In natural linen shade ...... 91-75 long a Une unless it was the prelude to gard to the pursuit of Villa and the sides In Europe, and everything else Plain Taffeta Ribbons, suitable for girls' hair rib­ Of navy serge, with waist also detachable, some important enterprise. If, as may prevention, of further raids into Ameri­ bons, sashes, etc. Spécial, a yard...... 159 will come to them. Now Is the time 91-50 to ...... 93.75 reasonably be expected, it is in pre­ can territory. At the same time they to show that Germany can strike' no­ Plain ant! Fancy Ribbons, various widths and all have signified to Washington their GIRLS' SATEEN BLOOMERS colors, up from a yard ...... 259 paration for a general offensive, it where without being met and thwarted willingness to subordinate their current Girls' Sateen Bloomers of good quality black sa­ probably continued |yesterday and may by the visible effects of British power. be sustained for several days more. munition contracts to the emergent 4- -e * teen, well made. Special, all sises...... 509 CHILDREN'S MIDÛV BELTS - The Canadian casualty lists, perused In patent leather, all colors. Special...... 15^ The German communication makes needs of the United States 1f war be­ GIRLS’ WHITE COTTON DRAWERS with anxious eyes in thousands of # no mention of the front between La tween the two countries should de­ Girls* White Gotten Drawers, variously finished BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS Bassee and the sea. In the Ypres velop. Whether Carransa, overawed homes from the Atlantic to the Pa­ with tucks and embroidery frills; all sises. A cific. are Increasing In proportions of a slice from one of our loaves In a big variety of cotton wash fabrics in colored salient there has been heavy fighting by the prospect of hostilities with his snd you will Immediately want pair. 26<, 369, 509...... 759 daily. Let us draw what consolation stripes finished with turn-down collar, band at intervals for several weeks, but we big neighbor. In which he would lack the whole loaf, it Is appetising, GIRLS' MIDDY WAISTS cuffs and pocket. All sixes. Each...... 609 we may from the following comment of fragrant, pure, wholesome and can rest assured that the activity of the sympathy of the dominant group the Montreal Mail: As yet. the Can­ satisfying bread that makes Girls* Middy Waists of good quality white middy the enemy has not disorganised Sir In Europe, particularly that of the cloth, most serv iceable outing waist : 759 BOYS* FURNISHINGS adian people do not realize the undying quick and lasting Mends wher­ Douglas Haigs plans for that sector, and ...... 91-00 Bey Scout Shirts of khaki drill, trimmed with brass great democracies of Britain and fame that has been won for the na ever it Is tried. We guarantee it and we may bear of the artillery activ­ because we make It We use buttons. Special ...... *...... 509 France, will give in. should be appar­ tlon by the Canadian troops. It Is i BOYS' AND GIRLS' SUMMER HOSE ity along the whole line. The German only the finest Flour and the Beys' “Puritan" Shirt Waists, special at...... 769 ent In a few da|ye. It Is questionable, high compliment to the soldiers them­ Beys' and Girls' Summer Hose, In black tan, front between La Bassee and the purest of other Ingredients snd Beys' Knitted Outing Ties...... 259 however, if the situation is within his selves that they are better appreciated white, pink and sky blue. A pair...... *..259 Somme covers the very vitals of our prices are really moderata Beys' Belts, in leather; each. 269 and...... ; .609 ffrasp. The country is in a ferment; in Europe or even in the United States A soft finished cotton Stocking, made specially Germany's military power in north­ for boys; a pair ...... 359 Beys’ Elastic Cricket Belts with snake vlaep^-PNoe, hatred of the "gringo” of many years* than ut home, although In time Can­ BAKERIES Ltd. ern France. If It could be pene­ each ...... 369 ada will realise what true heroes she OUTING SHOES standing is at a white heat, and this Ik Phone 849 Boys' Odd Bloomer Pants. Special, a pair, 91-75 trated deeply In one or more ban sent out to this war. an element which never Is amenable to Tan Bare-Feet Sandals, extra stout sole; sixes 4 to and ...... 91.15 places and the advantage pressed the K A pair ...... 91-15 reason and which does not count con­ Hun admiral says better times are British would gain immediate posses­ Fixes 9 to 11. A pair...... 91-35 sequences. If German intrigue Is In­ BOYS' WASH SUITS sion of the network of communications coming for the German fleet. Appears Fixes 12 to 2. A pair...... 91-05 volved, as is most likely, the outlook A very special offering, Including a big variety of which run through Douai, Cambnll and to us that the German fleet has been SEIZED TRENCHES Fixes 3 to 7. A pair ...... 92.50 for a peaceful settlement Is hopeless. having a real good time except on the White Canvas “Dixie" Sandals, rubber sole. Fixes materials and colors. The styles include sailor Peronne. A comparatively slight fur­ EAST OF THE MEUSE blouse with bloomer pants, Dutch models, Buster, War between the United States and few occasions when It has taken the • to Iff. A pair ...... 759 ther advance would bring the attack­ Rises 11 to 2. A pair ...... i.. .-* .909 also middy and double-breasted. Fixes 3 to 8 Mexico would have possibilities which notion in its head to venture forth ing force to Le Cat eau and Valen­ (Continued from pug» 1.) Tan tail “8koffer" Beets, chrome tan soles. Sizes years. Exceptional value at, a suit...... 91-00 cannot be localised. It might be a side- upon Its so-called realm, the "high ciennes, forcing the enemy to attempt 6 to 8. A pair...... 92.00 door entrance into the struggle in a" Even at that, as much of it as Is "In Lorraine, northeast of Pont-a- a retirement to the Meuse, a feat that Fixes • to ll. A pair ...... 92.25 BOYS' STRAW HATS Europe. German Intrigue would form left has for Its chief the- "Admiral of Mousson, a strong enemy reconnoit­ Fixes 12 to 2. A pair...... 92.50 could not be accomplished without Special at the powder train, ending not in Mexico the Atlantic,” who might as well be ring party was dispersed in the Chlm- losses so enormous as to preclude any City but at Potsdam With her finger ailed “Admiral of All the Seas.** inot wooff. As There Will Be a Big Demand for Moit of the Above Articles, We Adviie Early Shopping prospect of another effective defence "In the Vosges an attempted attack in the quarrel, how far would Germany west of the Rhine. A successful Austria admits that her armies are on our positions in the Fave valley British stroke on the western side of be prepared to go? Would she be sat­ still further back. But she also explains completely failed. the great German salient in France isfied with the opportunity of resuming that this retrograde movement has no "During the night of June 24-25 Ger­ man aeroplanes threw bombs on Ltine------[DAVID SPENCER, LTD.]------would surely be followed by a French her submarine campaign without re­ eference to anything Russia Is doing vllle, Baccaratt and Ht. Die. The gard to American lives and property smash against the other side some­ to her. Probably tbe Austrian armies material damage was unimportant where between Rheims and the Vosges, Afforded by the preoccupation of the are just taking a little necessary **ser- Home children were wounded Ai St. Die. Hi with particular application to the United States, with Mexico? What clse and hundreds of thousands of This has been noted with a view to ferred to the machine gun section of reprisals." Champagne, Argon ne and Verdun sec­ would be the attitude of the pro-Qer- them are permitting themselves to fail the 7th Battalion. Three sons of Dr. British Report. Corsan have volunteered. The youngest, man element In the republic, particu­ into the bands of the enemy for a tors which cover the German rear. London, June 28.—The following offi­ William. Is now at Vancouver, a mem­ The programme for a simultaneous larly the army and naval reservists hange of diet or to d**lge the rigid cial statement was issued last night: ber of the Universities Battalion, and HEADQUARTERS EDISON MAZDA LAMPS offensive evidently was opened by the who acknowledge allegiance only to the Austrian training rules. ••Last night, after a short bombard­ Thomas, the oldest, has Just recovered Ka.ser? Is the national consciousness ment, a raid on our trenches northeast ! from serious wounds received at Russian smash on the vulnerable Teu­ At any rate no one can say, and per­ of the American people strong enough of Loon was driven off, leaving three Festubert fiver a year ago. tonic front between the Prlpet and haps It is "greatly to hie credit/* that dead on our tiara pet. North of the j Knox church was crowded and scores Roumanie. This involved both Ger­ to submerge any treasonable propa­ President Wilson desires war. The river Douve a party tried to cut our had to be turned away The altar and many end Austria In heavy fighting on ganda that might be promoted by the Kaiser also has said that "he did not wire, but was driven off, leaving two choir rail were decorated with flowers v, two fronts, the former on the east front organisation which had no qualms In will this war," but that was after dead. and wreaths. Rev. O. D T. MrLlnto.dc , blowing up American factories and "To-day our artillery has continued - conducted the service and the Masonic and at Verdun, and the latter on the sober, second thought. In the begin­ to be very active^ along the whole front, j lodge and A To of the 225th Battalion east front and in the Tyrol. Now killing American workingmen? ning his actions were very different and mutual artillery actions hftve taken ; attended In a body, Count Cadorna has begun a counter­ There is another aspect of the situa­ from those of a real man of peace, such ! T‘Ja< e »t mkny points, the heaviest ; Kenneth Corsan had been collector of offensive, and we may reasonably tion w hich enlarges the possibilities- of as- Woodrow Wilson. "h, ,HnL ?e. raven,,, here until he volun- .outh of Wallly. and to the north of for Mrvlr,. ,nd watch for explosions in the other a war between the United States and News from the various fronts to-day the Ypree-Menln road. About the liked by all, having large circle of theatres. It should be borne In mind Mexico. What would be the attitude Thtepva! wood and Hamel the enemy is of absorbing interest. There is a Mends. that this is the first time conditions of the .South American states? The level­ did a considerable amount of shelling possibility that what many regard as with trench mortars and artillery. have been such as to open the way for headed men In the governments there Concert Finger—"I am thinking of undoubtedly understand the Issues In­ the last desperate Teutonic flurry has "Near Hulluch a hostile demonstra­ touring South Africa next year." Best a general offensive by the allies in tion was destroyed by our artillery. spent its force. It even may be that Friend—"Take my advice and don’t. such force as to deprive the enemy of volved and appreciate the necessity of "Since yesterday evening the enemy American action to end outrages upon the long-expected allied offensive has An ostrich egg weighs two or tl>ree much of the advantage he enjoyed by has blown up four mines, two of them pounds, you know." -opposite Hulluch. one. south of "sjpièfAllIlg pif Interior lînée. The Teu­ American subjects, bub the sympathy of the majority of the Latin-Amerlcan Bassee and one north of Neuve Cha- tons up to the present have not been Dead or alive, Franz Josef docs not i No casualties were caused by called upon to divide their energies iwrples won Id certainly favor Mexico, ,We destroyed five kite fuMy between the various theatres. ani that sympathy not improbably effort of his brother Hohenxoliern to balloons this afternoon." They always have been able to concen would be manifested in such material make good his Imperial titles of "Em- British Bombardment. Fuel Bills For the light lunch, at noon, or any time. Plate EL OML- trate upon one particular campaign aid as could be sent there. German peror of Europe" and “Emperor of the Berlin, June 28 —The British have de- | reloped pronounced artillery activity 8T0V0 on the table near you, connected to a lamp socket— owing to the unpreparedness of their agents also would do their utmost to Atlantic." Reduced ■fee along the part of the Franco-Belgian | prepare anything you want ; its quick and convenient. You’ll foes to strike in force on all sides, snd fan the flames of anil-Americanism, front they hold from La Bassee canal i Woodrow is probably more than con­ House Work and Worries De­ although German Influence and pres­ to the Somme, the war office announced j be surprised at its efficiency. For sale by they thus have been able to divert men vinced now that this Is indeed a mad creased. ami artillery from other sectors to the tige have radically declined in South yesterday The British fire continued : world, and the embtur.l the mad- that they must do what they have been men that the central empires cannot SERVICE AT FERNIE FOR 1807 Douglas Street. Telephone 043. Opposite City Hall trying to wvotd since the war began— win the great war and the interventiop ONE KILLED AT FRONT « $5.35 c2d divide their rewiurces. When they of Portugal on the side of the allies. Brer. Fox of the Balkans If lying la the Cheapest and cleanest fight with all their strength on the east The. last war between the United desperately low these days. One al­ Fernie, June 28 —A memorial Service Fuel on the Market. front, at Verdun, in Flanders snd States and Mexico occurred seventy most van hear Constantine of Greece; was held in Knox church here last saying to Ferdinand of Bulgaria: “It evening in honor of the late Kenneth Quick Motor Delivery. BRITISH COLUMBIA ACADEMY OF MUSIC Northern France, on the Italian front years ago. Texas had won Its inde­ PHONE 4512 is a long time between barks." Craig Corsan, second son of Dr. Cor­ R. TH08. STEELE, Principal. and, we may take It for granted, on^ pendence and then applied for admis­ san, who died on June 19 from wounds the Kalonka front, they will be faced sion into the American Union.' Im­ Now would appear to be the time for received on June 2 near, Tprew. Young Corsan was but 23 years and had re­ SUMMER COURSE i With the situation which Bernhard! mediately it was annexed Mexico de­ Htury Ford and his peace-party to get Lleyd-VoeeglRessell Voice, Piano,- Violin. French, Italian, signed a lieutenancy In tho 197th and Write et k for terms. said would be fatal to them. Whether clared war. The Americans invaded tfii.y; anti they need nut e, (ar away I volunteered aa a private In the Wth 1013 Broad St Phone 2H7 Royal Bank Building. that situation is upon them a few days, the country from the north, as they from home tu do it |1 Battalion, from which he was trane- Cor. Port end Cook Bis.

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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TO-DAY WARD ONE LIBERALS Victoria Time* June IS, ls»L Meeting ef Organization Called for To-night in Ar­ THE BEES THAT WILL SUIT YOU— cade Building. The tender of William Lorlmer at $17,600 wae accepted for the new bulletins, at the meeting yesterday of the directors of the Agricultural A general meeting of member» of Society. Ward One Liberal Association, anil Hudson's Bay Imperial The British steamship Hounslow, Capt Francis Norman, arrived in Es­ elector» of that portion of the city who quimau harbor late last night, and Immediately went Into the dry-dock. desire to aee a change of government She will be scraped and painted, and expects to be out to-morrow evening, at the coming general election», 1» and already there Is a small army of workers busy withv paint brush and called for this evening In the Liberal LAGER BEER scraper. rooms. Arcade building. Broad and The B. C. Deposit and Loan Company. Ltd., which was Incorporated at View street». Include some in your picnic basket. the last session of the legislature^ will soon be ready for business. The association. In common with the E______other» in tha^clty electoral district, has organized for the campaign, and It» Per doz. pta., *1.00 Per doz. qts., *2.00 committees are already at work In .3 bottles for. ...25* Delhi Cafe, Yate» St, I» reopened by Take Your Friend» to See Victoria preparation for the event. All the 3 bottles for. ,.50T A. Belanger, late Vernon Cafe, in a C. A C. Sight-Seeing Car. Morn wards have a strong force of volunteer ft ft ft tng Packard leaves Empress hotel. workers, animated‘by the enthusiasm Quality Guaranteed by Lawn Mowers at S1 7-13 Conte Per 9.45 and National leave» Dominion at and zeal that Is only to be found where Yeerr—That la ail the ll-ln. Wood- 9.45. Two houraL drive through Vic­ men are working In the Interests of yatt Lawn Mower will coat you. The toria and suburbs. Guaranteed the their principles and not for gain. Initial price la $8 and many of our longest and best drive In the city. It I» hoped that the leader of the v m THE HUDSON’S BAY CO. customer» have used theirs for 13 Phone 693 and 185. party, H. C. Brewster, will be able to Family Wine and Spirit Merehanta. Incorporated 1670 year», making the coet 61 7-13 cents ft ft ft attend, and In any case Aid. Bell, John per year. The Woodyatt not only Open TUI 10 pun. Tel Sale of Work Postponed» — The Hart and H. C. Hall, the other candi i long, but it rune easily. and Lad lee* Guild of SL Mary Magdalene dates, will be present and will speak. Ilia Do OS lee Street We Deliver. cute evenly. It Is easy to sharpen and Mission, Goeworth road, have post­ The chair Win be'taken by the presi­ simple to adjust. Has four blades and poned their aale of work until Thurs­ dent of the w*£d, C. F. Banfleld, at $ high wheels. 12-ln., $7; 14-in. $6. R. day. July 6. owing to the death of the o'clock. A. Brown A Co» 1108 Douglas St • Bishop of Columbia. What Is CAMP LIFE Without a ft ft ft ft ft ft F»r Regal Shoe» and repair work Daughter» of England-—Daughters REDUCES LICENSE FEES that I» "Regal," | call at Modem Shoe of England. Lodge Primrose, will hold Repair Co» corner Tatee and Govern­ Kelowna Council Grants Application of COLUMBIA? their regular monthly meeting on1 ment Agents for Nevlln. • Tuesday In the K. of P. hall. North Hotel Proprietors in That City. BRIEF NEWS OF ft ft ft The Ideal Entertainer at all time», there Is nothing to equal the Park.,,.street, at 8 o'clock. A full;at­ inimitable Columbia Orafonola as a source of the greatest possible en­ The lapertaeee Stop Thom at the Border. — The The Victoria Hotel Association re­ tendance la requested. joyment in the Summer Camp. The THE CITY file», the wasps, the bees, the mos­ ft ft ft cently applied to" the city council for » quitoes should be stopped at the her­ •6 1UH C- M* IL — The Xedyc|lon ljQ tbqa.CS9t*nt Of Being der of your home with our adjustable programme at the Royal Victoria the­ the restriction* placed on the *ale CIltMIIA SRAFmiA AT $21 Phoenix Stout, 1 quarts for 26c. • window screens. 11 sizes, 26c. to 76e. atre this week will Include pictures of of liquor, the hours having been cur­ forms an Incomparable holiday companion, Light, compact and easily ft ft ft R. A. Brown A Co» 1302 Douglas St» the departure of the 11th C. M. R tailed. The Keiowna council ha* •towed away, it will be the most welcon|e Item among the camping Well Sieved B. C. Funeral Co. (Hayward*») Ltd., a dozen steps from Yates. These will be shown In addition to the granted the request of the hotel-keepers of that city for a reduction. The pro­ outfit. Ü appreciated by every woman established 1867. Always open. Quiet ft ft ft feature .film. "Samson." who counts herself among the private parlors; large furnished Get a C. A C. Taxicab for service. ft ft ft prietor» of the three hotel» there paid TERMS—ONLY *1.00 PER WEEK $250 each for their license» for tho first carefully dressed. In the .choosing chapel. Reasonable charges, 724 Phone 633 and 111. Weddings a spe­ Maceebee Meeting,—Baxter Review. of glows quality and fit are two Broughton street. Phofte 223$. • cialty. % six months of this year. Their licenses Important items—Items that are No. I, will hold à short burinée» meet­ ♦ * * * " — ft ft ft expire on July 15, and they will then beyond reproach In ing in the Forester» hall, at 7.30 sharp pay $150 each for the renewal to re­ Silver Spring Lager, 2 qts.. 25c. • "Squirrel" Brand Peanut Butter, this evening. The social whist drive QUEEN QUALITY duce the fee to that amount. ft ft ft all grocers. ^ will commence at 6 o'clock. Prtzee FLETCHER BROS. OLOVES Those of us are left behind ft ft ft will be awarded and refreshment» OUTING FOR JULY. Western Canada’s Largest Music House They are Canadian made and In­ Must be something more than kind. Phoenix Steut 2 quarts for 2So. served. All Maccabees and friends are finitely superior to many Imported Patriotic Aid Society, 640 Fort St. 1131 GOVERNMENT ST. AND 607 VIEW ST. ft ft *qft Invited. < In OUTING for July Trout. Scenery, brands at equal or even higher ft » ft Owl Auto Service Is no.w prepared ft ft ft — In the New Spencer Building Thomson Funeral Chapel, successor and Gasoline shows how the auto has to fumteh autos or taxis at any hour Te Held Garden Party*—St. John's Increased the radius of the fisherman's TWO-BUTTON STYLES, various to Hanna A Thomson. 827 Pandora of the day or night at reasonable branch of the Woman's Auxiliary, at ■hades ...... 50c*.. 75c, and $1.00 avenue, 'phone 493. Always open. possibilities and shortened the time rates. Phone *39. It* closing meeting of the sea*on, de­ necessary to be *pent in getting to LONG OLOVES. white or black Auto equipment • ft ft ft * cided to hold a garden party In July and from the fishing country. "Out ...75c. and $1.00 ft ft ft ^ A. Belanger asks for your patronage at the home of Mrs. R. II. Walker. Phoenix Stout, t quarts for 2*C. • With à Pack Train" gives a clear at his new address. Delhi Cafa Work street; also a rummage sale idea of the fun which pack train ft ft ft early in October. For the Misai» and the kids X- ft ft ft traveling offers, and illustrates with Phoenix Steut, 2 quarts for 26c. ft * ft photographs a variety of situations 0-CEDAR HOPS G. A. Richardson I C«. Left behind—who pays, who bide? Oak Bay W. C. T. U.—The Oak Bay Patriotic Aid Society, 6*0 Fort St. ft ft ft and experiences. “Your Own Back Victoria House, 634 Yates St. The Doctor Soys He Has Not.—He branch of the W. C. T. U. will hold Yard" is an exceptionally Interesting ft ft ft a parlor meeting at the home of Mrs. ANDOIL Silver Spring Lager, $160 per dos. says he has not a new car; It Is the article In which the author takes for old 6ne shined up with Nusurface Pol M. Gillespie, 1240 Victoria avenue. Oak j l\l* text, the idea that Outdoor pli lsh. Nusurface puts on a lasting pol­ Bay. on Wednesday. June 28, from ures lie within easy reach of our ft ft ft to 6. All friend* are cordially liivlted. Lend a hand and truet to luck; ish quickly, 8 os., 26c.; qt. 90c., at R. own door if we will only look for VACUUM A. Brown A Co. made In Victoria, Delegatee from the W. C. T. U. Pro them. Other articles of Interest to the Something’s due to Jack Canuok. vinclal convention will read their University School Patriotic Aid Society, 640 Fort St ft ft ft reader are: Tip Top Camping, The CARPET Phoenix Steut 2 quarts for 25a port* at this meeting. Refreshments Shooting of Mr. Cook. Queen Kill. ft ft ft will be served. ■ ft ft ft. I Playing the Fishing Gama and many Phoenix Steut, 1 quarts for 26c. ft ft ft SWEEPER 2 lbs. Blue Ribbon Tea, 75c. Grant'» other equally Interesting subjects of for Beys ft ft ft Whist Drive Te-morrow.—Victoria H. B. "Imperial" Lager Beer, pints, Grocery, cor. Plans hard and Pandora. • an appealing nature to the lover of Recent eocosisee at McOftl Uni­ Review, No. 1. W. B. A., of the Mac the great out of doors. versity. Second place In Canada S for 25c. *. ft ft ft caber*, will hold a whist drive In $10 $10 in ISIS at the Royal Military Col­ ft ft ft Annual Garden Party.—St. Paul's Knights of Columbus hall, to-morrow lege, Kingston. Canadian Navy. Silver Spring Lager, 2 qts., 25c. Church Guild and Woman'» Auxiliary Chinese Lottery Ceeee.—The thi B. C. Surveyors' Preliminary. evening. The game* will atari at 6.96, alleged keepers of lotteries In different Cadet Corpe and Shooting. Separ- ft ft ft will hold their annual garden party at the cloae of which light refresh premises on Cormorant street, who Give to aid the Union Jack! and sale of work at the rectory. Es nient* will be served. All friends are were committed for trial last week by Waller S. Fraser & Co., Limited There are thoee who'll not come quimalt road on Thursday afternoon invited to be present. A short bust the |M>itce magistrate, will come up back. at 3 o'clock. There will be some Telephone I t. O. Drawer 786. BOYS TAKEN FROM ness meeting will be held at 7.30 and for hearing before the county Judge Wharf St. Victoria Patriotic Aid Society. 640 Fort St. novelty stalls, also tables of plain and all members are requested to to-morrow. B YEARS OF AGE AND ft ft ft fancy needlework, candy and Ice prompt Members of Baxter No. 8 and ft ft ft UPWARDS H. B. “Imperial" Lager Boer, quarts. cream, and a quantity of fine children*» Queen Alexandra are Invited to S for 60c. wear. particularly hand-worked Pastor Is Leaving.—At the public Christmas term commences Wed- present meeting to be held In the Metropoli­ aesday, September 6. ISIS. ft ft ft dressea Afternoon tea will be served. ft ft ft CO-OPERATE WITH. W. Bolton. M.A vquirrpi Brand rtinux Butter, at In the evening there will bo an tan Methodist church to-morrow even Netfee te Creditors.—The 103rd Bat !ng at $ o'clock to bid farewell to Rev. (Cantab.). ■II grocers. out-of-doors concert talion ha» had order» from Ottawa to -J. C. Barnacle, Esq. ft ft ft C. T. Scott D. D. and family. Mra (London University). ft ft ft - • _ by." This reran» that probably Daniel Day. of Vancouver, and J. O. We tor whom our boys have fought For particulars and St Mary's Sale of Wsrk.—The within the next fortnight or so they Dunford will sing, and the choir will The People’s Cash Pay because we must and ought. apply the He* ladle» of St. Mary'» Guild. Oak Bay, will be going overseer». They are render an anthem. Patriotic Aid Society. 640 Fort St. will hold their annual garden fete In anxious before leaving the city, how ft ft ft ft ft ft ever, to settle up with each and all 74» Yatee the Oak Bay hotel grounds from 3 to Christian Science Lecture.—A full 3681, 176» Phoenix Stout, 2 quarts for 85c. • p. m.. on Thursday. Many pretty of their creditors, and would like to Street Grocery report of the lecture delivered by ft ft ft receive bills at the very earliest pos and useful articles will be offered for Clarence W. Chadwick. C. S. B., in Go Cart Tire» put on to stay at sale and the touch-and-take table will slble moment, so that they can get WOOD FOR IEIT Wilson's Repair Shop. 614 Cormorant. • Pantagee theatre Sunday afternoon THE PEOPLES “FAVOR. THE PEOPLE’S SPECIAL hold many surprises for both old and their accounts squared up In plenty of will be printed in the Times on Thurs­ ft ft ft young. Tea. Ice cream and strawber­ time. Creditors are requested to *end ITE" CREAMERY BUT- CREAMERY H. B. "Imperial" Lsger Boor, pints, day. June 29. Extra copies may be TER, BUTTER, per lb. ...38c WIITER ries will be served during the after­ in their accounts at once to the 103rd obtained by placing your order with Quotation» on quantities. $1.00 per dozen. noon. Admission free. Battalion offices, the Willows. Per lb...... 35c 3 lbs...... the Times or the Christian Science Save time and money. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 3 lb...... 91.00 The Butter for the particular Order now! For Union Gapoline—Waverly Auto reading rooms. 416-411 Union Bank Picnlo on Dominion Day*—On Sat­ Officers Installed.—At their last building. Unsurpassed at the price. tabla Are you going to wait until Oil, Shell Garage, 737 Broughton St. urday July 1, the Salvation Army Sun PRICKS INCREASE or until meeting Victoria lodge. No. S3, Order ft ft ft Phone 2402. e day school will hold the annual pic Daughters of St. George, W. D. D.. In some cases, the roade be­ ft ft ft Successful Pu pi la—In the recent ex­ come1 ImpaEssMe, before put­ nlc. This year splendid grounds have Sister River* Installed the officers for aminations of the associated board of Fresh grapefruit ting In your supply? Phoenix Steut, 2 quarts for 25c. • been secured 'at Patricia Bay and the the ensuing term: W. president. Sis­ Pineapples ...... 18c per doz.. 60d and. 40c ft ft ft the Royal College of Music and Royal B. C. Electric Railway. Jnterurban ter Colemani W. P. president. Sister Academy of Music the pupils of M VietoriiTwôod Co. Sheet Metal Work of all kind» at Line, will run a special train, leav­ A. Irvin; W. vice-president. Slater right prices. Watson A McGregor. Dorothy Tilly were successful passing per dozen ...... St. Pitons *274 ing the station here at 9 o'clock and Reeves; W. financial secretary. Sister In the following grade»: Pianoforte ...ZDC ....20c Ltd., $47 Johnson St e returning from Patricia Bay at • p. Penketh; W. recording secretary. Sis ft ft ft Higher division. Joyce Wilson. (SL Theré ha» been a great demand for ter Shaw; W. treasurer. 8i*ter Ranns; George’s school); elementary, Hilda Phoenix Steut, 2 quarts for 25c. • tickets this year, but there are atlll GOLD SEAL TEA, In THE PEOPLE'S W. first conductor. Sl*ter Masters; Anderson, (St. George'» school); pri­ ft ft ft few more for sala Patricia Ray Is *n COFFEE, per lb. W. second conductor. Sister Webb; W. mary. Janet Lang. (St. George'» lead pkts„ per lb...* 35c ..33c A Free Pair ef $6.00 Shoe* await» Ideal spot for an outing, combining 3 lbs...... chaplain. Sister Restell; W. inside school > ; primary. Sylvia Luxton am 8 ltw,...... Ql.OO »»# Ye M. C. A. owner of Repair Ticket No. 4540. at the essentials which go to make a first Fresh ground for each cue- guard. Sister Bishop; W. outside Wllnzi Luxton. Grammar of Muelc BOYS' CAMPS Modern Shoe Repair Co., comer Yatee class picnic ground, namely beautiful Delicious. tomer. guard. Sister Rowebottom. Division III, Alison Buttle, (St. George'» "THE CAMPS OF KNOWN and Government Owner of winning beach, lovely shady walks, large roomy ft ft ft number please call. • playing fields, good drinking water, school) ; Division II, Joyo» Wilson, (SL DELIGHT" SL Jude's Sale »f Work,—The George'» school) ; Sylvia Luxton. Wtlna ft ft ft * and cloeo to the cars. The Peopled Tea Jelly Powder» GYPSY TRAMP CAMP ladle* of St. Jude's W. A to Missions, Luxton and Peggy Hodgin»; Division L Detectives Fail to Find the Jointer- ft ft ft will hold their summer sale of work per lb...... 30c all flavor», 4 for., July S to 1$. Coat.,...... $10.00 Janet Lang. (St. George's school). 25c After a search they decided the Joints Avoid harsh purgative» for children. on Wednesday at 8 p. m.. at St. Jude's, MOUNT RAINIER CAMP * Invisible. Why? Papef-ed by a Rexall Orderlies are sure, safe and Obed avenue. It will be opened by July 17 to Aug. 2. Cost.. $12.00 civilized native, Savage. Phone gentle; 15c and 26c. Sold only at Mrs. Scholefleld. The hand of the “POLAR STAB” THE PEOPLE’S BREAD FLOUR 8107-L. , ORCAS ISLAND CAMP Rexall Drug Stores. D. E. Campbell. 163rd will give a selection of music The Flour that make» real good bread. || r*C July 21 to Aug. 1. Cost.,. .$10.00 during the afternoon. The stall» will 49 lb. sack for ...... VW...... floOO Register Early. Open ta any Boy consist of home cooking, plain and fancy Hewing, flowers, home made View and Blanshsrd. Phone 2080 candies, etc. The old favorite. "Hit­ We Deliver What We Advertise—That’s Why We’re Busy ting the Kaiser." fortune telling and “Ifyou^efit Sit's all right: many other and varied attractions will NAVIGABLE WATERS PROTEC be provided. A programme is ar­ TION ACT ranged for the evening. Jitneys will The People1» Cash Grocery meet cars at the Gorge terminus, R. 9. C„ CHAP. 115. ft ft ft 74» Yatee Street Phonee 3681,178» The Corporation of the. City of Victoria Florence Nightingale Chapter.—The Pain in Dentistry ______■■ Csatisfaction Am j,Al 1unuunuiuonatiy1.» ->nn dlfinsiall*» ^veuaranteeo nar anie m «1 n . hereby give notice that it haa, under Florence Nightingale Chapter has Section 7 of the aald Act. deposited with charge of the arrangement» for tea at Is e Thing el the Minister of Public Works, at Ottawa, the cricket match which 1» to be played DISCREDITS UNIFORM was circulated, but the matter has now and In the ofllce of the District Regis­ at the Jubilee Hospital grounds taken a new turn. trar of the Land Registry District of Saturday next. Dominion Day and the Past The man has been located attached Victoria, at Victoria. B. C„ a description which promises to be a roost Interest­ Man Left Hers Under Suspicion, and Before the real painless method to an overseas battalion now In Eng­ of the site and the pians of a proposed ing and popular event The total pro­ Haa New Been Located In of dentistry, such as I practl.'», land, and for that reason his name Is bridge to be built across Rook Bay. being fits will go to the Red Cross fund, and was Introduced, men of th-* England. withheld, as well as for the protection a portion of Victoria Harbor, between Your Chance to Buy a friends are asked to give a large pat­ strongest nerv* looked upon a of friends In prominent circles on the the foot of Store street and the foot of ronage, both In attendance and In gen­ visit to the dentist’s with cliead. Good Car Cheap Torday, with my marvelous Mainland. The matter will be one for Bridge street. eral support. Donation» of tea, sugar, The abuse of the natural sentiment Glance over the list of bargain» below. Should there be any of system, decision as to whether he will be al­ AND TAKE NOTICE that after the cakes, fresh butter, and bread and of confidence inspired by ah officer's them that Interest you, remember It will be a pleasure for us to give lowed to remain at the post he holds, ezplratlon of one month from the date of fancy breads of all kind», milk and MOUTHESIA yoü a thorough demonstration. uniform, of which atortee have been or be brought back to answer the the first publloatioa of this notion, the cream, will be most gratefully re —a sure antidote to pal»-I can 1914 OVERLAND. 5-passenger, with i published from eastern citlee In the charge. Corporation of the City of Victoria will, 191* STUDEBAKKR, 6-passenger, oefved by the tea committee, and may morm perfect work titqn waa electric self-starter anA lights, elec trio starter and lights, good ever deemed possible ia the Met, last few month a appear» te have under Section T of the said Act, apply to spare tire, equal to new ...... $800 order ...... *800 be sent to Clay'» (tl*s confectioner) Telephone me now tor an ap­ the Minister of Public Works at bis Of­ 1913 CADILLAC. 8-passenger, en­ any time before I p.m. on July 1. spread even to British Columbia Call ef Fire.—Na • hall fir. fice In the City of Ottawa for approval ELECTRIC COUP», batteries and pointment, that you mav learn gine, chassis and tires In excel­ Fresh strawberries will also be mttet more abcut my up-to-date Early In November last a man of •ponded yesterday evening to a call of the said site and plans and for leave lent condition, self-starter, etc. motor recently overhauled and methods. on Olympia avenue. Oak Bay, where to construct the said bridge...... » fifA body repainted ...... *1.000 welcome, and member» and friend» In mature year», and claiming to be an Dated mi Victoria thta i»th day of June. the country district» may perhaps like Ladies Always In Attendance. a trestle in a sewer trench was on lira 1913 CADILLAC. 5-paescnger. only SECOND-HAND CAN OH MOTOR­ officer of the Western Scot», with to send a contribution which may be The damage done was small. (Sgd.) W. J. DOWLER, run 8,0*9 miles, perfect order, CYCLE WILL BE TAKEN AS which battalion he had no connection ft ft * City Clerk. self-starter, etc...... I860 PART PAYMENT. left at the Doctor's house. Royal Ju­ It wae afterward» ascertained. Is al­ bilee hospital, on Friday or Saturday, Dr. Albert E. Clerk* Examination.—Miss Helen leged to have passed a bogus cheque Macdonald, pupil of Ml** Margaret marked "Red Cross." Mrs. F. C. El­ DENTIST at Chilliwack. He came down to Vic­ Tilly, passed In Division 1IL grammar liott 111$ View street (telephone 762L) To the educated »d reader, Telephone far appointments, 802 toria, and other chargee are understood of music In the recent written exam­ the convenor of the tea committee QUALITY OF GOODS ia of first £5 Thomas Plimley c,tT Office» In Reynold'» Building to He against him of a.similar nature. ination» held by the Associated Beard and will gladly answer all Inquiries isee-j Johnson S<., Phone 697 Phone 698 View St Cerner Yate» and Deugiae He kept out of police clutchee, how­ of the Royal College bf Music, aad the Importance—price concecaiona and receive offers of help and contri­ endary. ever, when In British Columbia, al­ Royal Academy of Music, butions. though a fairly good description of him England. * VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1916

CASH BUYERS ARE CASH SAVERS BIG CONGREGATION IT SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

All personal Items sent by mall for U . publication must be signed with the name FAREWELL SERVICES and address of the sender. “You BetYer!” 1- C. F. Green, of Port Alberal, Is at the Dominion hotel. Russian Violinist Plays Before ft ft ft Store Hours* to • 1 Bargains Every Day- F. H, Dunn, of Cranbrook, Is at the Rev, J. B, Warnicker’s Last ‘S.H.40. Dominion hotel. Sermon Here * * * Specials Every Day- C. Wallick, of Cowit-ban, is at the Diamonds Btrathcona hotel. View the Middy Waist are the utmost In 61a- ft ft ft Rev. J. B. Wamieker last evening moiMla—of unsurpassed Some Days Something color and faultless cut­ J. W. Leee. of Toronto, Is a guest at preached his farewell' sermon at the ting. Discriminating dia­ tha Empress hotel Dominion theatre, which has been used mond lovers have learned zor Women Free for the last time as the First Baptist to look to this house for ft ft ft ' 1 church. Mr. Warnicker’s text was real diamond values. As v Richardson, of Vancouver, la at successors to Challoner t>|e Dominion hotel, The Smartest Styles Are Here Now And it’* so easy when you conduct a strictly cash business, Mark 10, v. 45: “For even the Son of A Mitchell, established man came not to be ministered unto, when Victoria was ex­ ft ft ft giving the public values that cash buying entitles them to. but to minister, and to give His life a tremely small, this house R. G. Venn, of Montreal, la a guest If you want Middy Waists you will appreci­ ransom for many." and the City of Victoria have "grown up” to­ at the Empress hotel. ate the excellent assortment offered here. We “The law of life Is sacrifice and ser­ gether. The extensive ft ft ft - Kellogg’s Corn Flakes A vice and atonement,” said the preacher, patronage that we hold ^ Moran, of Mooaomln, Saak., have never had a more pleasing collection, and Pure Tomato Catsup who referred to the contribution of to-day is an eloquent la at the Dominion hotel pkg...... yc Bottle...... Jesus to the world, the science of right tribute to our years of values were never better; $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 living. Jesus hud discovered no new courteous, conscientious ft ft ft service. Ix>ok to the Shredded Wheat in Nice Pink Salmon medicines, given nothing to the history JL E. Horlock, of Toronto, is regis­ "PAUL JONES," the Original Middy, $1.75 Biscuits pkg. . r. IaC house of proven Integrity Large tin » . . . of astronomy or geology. H1h contri­ for "right” values—for tered at the Dominion hotel. to...... $3.00 bution had been greater than all these: dependable diamonds. ft ft ft Reception , Hard Wheat Golden Star Tea 1 He had shown man how to live. After R. I bey, of Lethbridge, Alta., la a Flour db-e r* a 1-lb. pkg. . . . ,i all what had history shown ? Was It fueat of the Dominion hotel. Sack...... 9>l,b4 man or His works which endured’? No Shortt, Hill & 3-3F • SPECIAL SALE or TAFFETA SILK SUITS or 3-lb. pkg. . . . work was greater than its Creator. The J- Wi Flaherty, of Books, is regia- Continues Tuesday name of Phydias still lived, although Duncan, Ltd tered at tha Btrathcona hotel. the wonderful marbles which he sculp­ Diamond Merchants, ft ft e Values to *35.00 for...... $23.50 tured were crumbling in dust. Christ Goldsmiths and James McCatien, of Red Deer, Alta., had been born obscurely, was scorned Silversmiths^ is registered at the Dominion hotel. Special Tuesc/ay—FLOUR by rulers, despised by priests. Yet tile At the Sign of the Four Best Quality Whole Wheat or Graham Flour d»-| QO name was above every name, to Him Dials. ft ft ft - Mr.. Charles A. Ko.Ur. of Tacoma, 49-lb. sack, only ...... tM «Om all bowed the knee. He had given to Central Bldg. Smart Sport Skirts of Striped the. world a,.gift above, all utbtow, -with­ arrived at Ih, Empress hole! raster. VU* and Broad Sta. ds>. If delivered other goods must be ordered. out which it would go In darkness. He had given it His spin!. Creed or de­ *66"' Palm Beach Cloth nomination counted for nothing if the Mr. and Mrs. Sproulo, of Medley, teaching went without the Spirit of B. C, are registered at the Htrath- White Swan Soap cona. ‘ New models just arrived are in sand with narrow or wide Clark's Potted - God,------— ——,— ~ black atripes. They are in full flare style with large Pkg...... 23c Meats, 4 tins. . ., "Have we got this spirit?” asked the * 1* A 1 preacher. "All people to-day give Jesus Mt.ee. E. E. and A. L. Mean., of pockets and are finished with attractive novelty belts. x Kippered Herrings Nice Sardines in Oil honor, but they too often overlook the Hartford, Conn., ere St the Dominion All sizes for women ...... $6.95 3 tins ...... 2 tins...... teaching, the principle which He left hotel 25c for us: that we must minister, even as FETE AT GOLF CLUB Û » » the Son of man ministered Cha». Taylor and Mr«. Taylor, of SiMcSge&aJ^Tiusday SPECIAL—DBUO DEPT — 1 Qn “The trouble with Christianity to­ Attractive Event ta Take Place an Orand View, Man., ara at the Dominion Saltpetre, lb...... 1Ï7C day is that its exponents are not big Wednesday, July 6, in Aid hotel. enough. They cannot—see God every­ ef Red Crass. ft ft ft 88-Inch Black Chiffon Taffeta Silk, in extra good qual­ where. To Jesus all things spoke of G. Eflgar Gallant and John Everett, ity. Reg. $1.75 value, for...... $1.25 a yard the Father. Even the glooms of the The Victoria Golf Club has gener­ of Portland, are guest» of the Domin­ Horlick’s Malted Milk, jar, Mosquitto Eater- ft/t valleys were votai to Him. ously placed the Oak Bay golf links ion hotel. sot, »st (go or mina tor, tin . . . sSUC We attempt the task of becoming and the premises of the club at the ft ft ft and...... «pOeti V saviours before we have accomplished disposal of the Oak Bay branch of the J. J. Hubbard and Master Hubbard, Parowax, large pkg. . 14f the task of becoming saints. We set Canadian Red Ones Society, and a ©f «’hicago, are guests at the Btrath­ 755 Yates Street, Victoria. Phone 1876 out to teach God before we have Mira very active ladies' committee Is busy cona hotel. ' in our hearts. The man who loves hia 575 Granville St., Vancouver preparing a series of attractions which ft ft ft neighbor more than himself Is destroy­ should Invite the patronage of a large A. Noble and A. N. McGregor,. of ing himself The granary must first be filled before the poor can be fed." Mil- number of Victorians and visitors. Kamloopa, are new arrivals at the Do­ minion hotel. H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO. LTD. ton had been 24 years preparing Para­ Nowhere can a more lovely fete be­ held than in the shadow of the lovely ft ft ft dise Lost, reminded Mr. Warhlcker, in Jon»», of Seattle, arrived^at the Em Victoria, B. O. Duncan, B. 0. urging his hearers to prepare them woods at Oak Bay, with the panorama Mr. and Mrs. Dudley C. Hoffman, of turers on agricultural and household of seq.. and mountains, and amid St. Isouia, arrived at the Empress "elves beforehand for the delivery of press hotel yesterday. subjects in the west, and this further the message which Jesus had entrusted friendly Informal gathering, where hotel yesterday. ft ft ft PliniUFQ. 0rocei7- 178 and 17». Delivery, 6622 tribute to her abilities' will be wel­ I nUlitOi Fish and Provisions, BS20. to the ages to be handed on for all people of all ages can enjoy the open ft ft ft Misa Ruth Hanna and MJsa A. J. Meat, 6681 air. listen to music, and give their comed by her friends. time A country was not great because J P, Barker and Mrs. Barker, of Riglow, of Seattle, are visitors in the of Its population, but because of the children a happy afternoon. The event Santa Barbara, are registered at the is fixed to take place on Wednesday, Dominion hotel. city and are guests at the Btrath­ character of its men of great soul. Bridget—"The new neighbors want to Numbers of inhabitants could not make July 6. The band of the 5th Regiment ft ft ft cona hotel. ALEXANDRA ROSE DAY a nation great any more than numbers will be in attendance, and everything Mr. and Mr». J. McMomm have re­ < ------ft-•;ft ft...... *------eut their grass, mum, and they sent DRESSES of leaves in a book could make a ’took will be done to make the occasion turned from Seattle, and are at the Guests at the Hotel Metropolis In­ over to ask the loan of your lawn- Und.rl.kinq Postponed Front Last great. That country, that nation was pleasant one. The cause towards Btrathcona hoteL clude the following: Mr. and Mrs. mower." Mistress—"Lend them our New Smart Sty lea In Voile, Plain Week WHI B. HM «g greatest which had among its peoples which all profits will go, the Red ft ft ft WÊÊÊtÊÊÊÊ Grimmer, Port Washington. B. C; R. lawn-mower to cut grass on the ti»*- and Flowered Muslin. Crepe, the highest character. One Plato could Cross, la a plea which is never beard Mr. and Mrs. lairs Christenson are ksthi Certainly not! Ttil them, Brid­ etr:, up from ..r;;.7»... JR Wednesday. Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordan, G. White Dresse», up. from ...... $2.75 lift up Greece, one Garibaldi Italy, one among the Vancouver guests at the W. Pearson, Thos. Mc Farta ne, J. M. get, that we haven't one." Children's Tub Dresses, up from Abraham Lincoln an America. Btrathcona hotel. Henderson and Mltur Blackie, Vancou­ ...... 7fc\ Alexandra ftoae Day. postponed from "What is a great official to-day ?" WEATHER BULLETIN. ft ft ft ver; Mrs. D. B. Johnson, 11. D. Smith, Time is money to a man who buys on Cotton House Dresses, up ...... 11.00 Thursday last until Wednesday next. asked Mr. Warnivker. "He is a great Heavy Drill Street hfe*n, up..13.50 Mr. and Mrs. D. Lindsay Crawford, Mrs. and Miss Keene and F. R. Pat­ Boys' Blouses ...»...... 76c. June 26. will lose nothing by the few servant, one who ministers wisely." Daily Repart Furnished by the Vic­ of Ixmdon, England, registered at the terson Seattle; Geo. Bentely and If. days delay, and the public will not More a ltd more was this fact becoming Wash Suits, up ...... fi.28 toria Meteorological Department. Empress hotel yesterday Bentely, Delisle, Sask.; J. A. Man, Wash Hats ...... 26c. have forgotten the reasons why it is recognized. Every year had Its names —™__-ft- ft- ft - Fernie, B.-Gi­ pique, up ...... rrTTrrrrrrrmor 1 being Held, vr»:. in aid of eight oflST Of greftT WmfiTS who -were wise ad Mr. and Mrs. C. W. King, Miss ft ft ft Children's and Infants’ Bonnets mlnlstrators, upon whom the people Victoria. June 26.—» a. m.—The baro­ and Hun Hats In great .variety, public Institutions of the city, a full King and Charles King, of Portland, Mise Alice Ravenhftl, Fhawnigan bestowed honor in recognition ef ser­ wtliri owton. tfft. lisle, eftf. Wat of W hich, each wit» It* own sp« c iUl meter hr - comparartrety low over*' this registered at the Empress hotel yes- Lake, has been engaged by the ON gee vice given. No man should consider J.D.A. TRIPP Infants' Bocks. Women’s and.. plea, wqa published last wetk. Tins.la province and rain has been general, ex­ State Agricultural College to deliver a Children's Hose, up ...... 25c. the only publn nrraaéon during this himself exempt from this service to tending to Cariboo and Kootenay, and Plane Virtues# Heavy White Drill Skirts .... $1.25 ft ft ft ceuree ef lectures at the summer school sad year, when outside calls are aô his fellows. The refusal of a service also southward to Oregon, ltain is also Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Zonne, and the Teacher of piano and eoach far Other qualities. $1.50, $1.75, up to ,was disastrous for the man who re­ reported In Manitoba. at Corvallis. Two aeries of lectures, ...... $4.5" many and pressing for the empire Isses Zonne. of Minneapolis. Mr. and fifteen in each, will be delivered by her vocalists. £ .dio, MO Colllneon SL Middies. 76c. to ...... |>-M abroad, that a pause is taken and fused, who preferred to consider him­ Faroe sets. Mrs. George A. Jones, Mr. and Mrs R. All sises from 6 years to 42 in. self exempt from bearing any cross. during three weeks. Miss RavenhlU !» friend* are asked to remember the For 36 Mb tirs ending 5 p. m. Tuesday. 8. Jonee, Stephen B. Jones, and Misa undoubtedly one of the beat women lec­ Cotton Piece Goods. Drills, plain empire at home, that little, brave, gen­ There was too much concentration on and striped. Striped Gaiat-a, the desire to have "a good time.” to Victoria an

He becomes-the Idol of many, but ad­ a dinner at Ingot's home, and meets portrayed by Duet In Farnum, who has AT THE THEATRES vances, particularly from women, the daughter—the girl of his dreams. Infused lato It a wonderful amount of Stung to misery by his promise to In­ heart Interest and sympathy. The arouse no intereet In him. until one got, Garrick carries out bis plan. cast rives him exceptional support, night, while playing ‘'Romeo" he secs DOMINION THEATRE. Chivy becomes aware of Garrick's se­ making ap a wonderfully successful a girl In a box. Simon Ingot, a cret affections for Ingot's daughter, story. wealthy London tradesman, visits Gar­ Ada, and Informs her. "David Garrick," with Dustin Far­ rick and telle him that his daughter MAJESTIC tHEATAE. num In the title role, will be the at­ bad fallen In love with him. He of­ The evolution of the story from this ROYAL VICTORIA traction at the Dominion theatre, for fers Garrick a big sum to leave Eng­ point holds one breathless with in­ In "The Road of Many Turnings,” the first three days of this week. land. thus giving Squire Chivy, a fav­ terest in Us masterly combination of a three-part (Vltlgraph) Broadway ONE WEEK, COMMENCING TO NIGHT David Garrick s greatest ambition is ored suitor, a clear Held. Garrick re­ humor, pathos, tenderness and pas­ star feature, the leading roles are to uplift the stage. All his wonderful fuses, but consents to cure the girl of sion. very ably handled by Leah Baird and Matinee, 2 A 10c Evening 6.30 11,10c, 15c talents are directed toward* that end. her Infatuation for him. He attends The character of David Garrick Is A. E. Turner. This very exciting drama le the feature picture on Mon­ day, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Majestic theatre. Myrtle and Edna are twin sisters. Myrtle Is Incorrigible, but her twin Pieturised version of The rise of s dock la­ sister is sweet and lovable. Myrtle, the famous play borer to master of getting mixed up In a wild eecapade finance and a man of at a cabaret, le the cause of Frank Norman receiving serious Injuries In AS PRESENTED BY millions with a grip- a fight. Myrtle leave* town In the CHARLES FROHMAN . ping love struggle. PANTAGES THEATRE night with Carl Whitman. Her family, also unable to face the disgrace, at the Criterion Theatre A DRAMA OF ALL THIS WEEK moves to a different city. A year later. Edna Is courted by Harry An­ New York. TO-DAY derson and Walter Irving, both of whom are deeply In love with her. Hhe loves and accepts llarry^ and Walter swears revenge. Edna's father has Insisted that she keep all knowledge of her sister from her husband, and when Walter meets Myrtle he get» an i? Idea. How the two sisters are brought together again and Myrtle WILLIAM FARNUM IN “SAMPSON brought to her sense* will be seen (NOT THE BIBLICAL PLAY) at the Majestic theatre on the first three days of this week.

PANTAGES THEATRE.

A vaudeville bill of extraordinary merit is offered at the Pant ages the- trap his wife on her return disheveled atre, beginning with the matinee to­ and hysterical from the supper party. day. The music lover and the de­ She has succeeded In escaping after a votee of grand opera have a treat In struggle when she saw Into what com­ DOMINION THEATRE •tore at (his delightful amusement pany she had fallen, Braehard, with place this week. The La Scala Sex­ the Intuition that has made him the MONDAY, TÜXSDAY, -WEDNESDAY tette render one of the beet arranged master' in many a financial duel, condensed repertoires that has been worms the truth from her at lagt and PRESENTS heard in vaudeville circles. The lit­ «wears to avenge himself. CovaJne, tle company change their programme who has posed as hie mend. Is deeply at each performance, singing excerpts involved In copper, thanks to Bra- from “Ernanl." “Lucia," “Traviata." r hards'* tips.. The former dock-laborer DUSTIN FARNUM "Carmen,"” “Rlgoletto," and other knows no weapons but his fists and a standard composition*. The sextette duel with Covalne would mean suicide the Eminent Aetor in is composed of three male and three for him. Bo he decides to ruin Co- LA SCALA SEXTETTE P Comedy. of artk-lfe Is a matter entirely in the die- Just watch me make 'em shhret vretion of the Kditor. No responsibility NEWSPAPERS AND CRITICS. I* assumed by the paper for jfHff. sub­ BROUGHT HOME ROYAL VICTORIA. mitted to the Editor. Two-Part (S. A O.) Drama, Fea­ To the Editor,—Tour morning con­ turing RUTH 8TONEHOUS*. temporary of this date contains the The attraction at the Royal Vic­ BUSTED HEARTS toria te-night and for the balance of BRIDGE QUESTION, substance of an interview with a Mr. Brayshaw, one of the Canadians who (Vim) Comedy. this week will be Henri Bernstein's BURNS and STULL who feature “Samson" featuring the well-known The following is a copy of a letter has been employed in munition work as POKES and JABS rank among In Great Britain. Se many letters are FIVE FLORIMONDS actor, William Farnum, who will be sent to the editor of the Colonist for the highest as screen comedians. turned down by the Colonist that one well remembered fof his fine work in publication: feels It almost hopeless to get any­ A NOVELTY ON UNSUPPORTED LADDERS "The Spoliera" The story of "Sam­ To the Editor:—In your Issue of the Colonist of BUnday, 26th Inst., you re­ thing printed, unless of course It Is a son" Is as follows: song In praise of (say) a star of the THE MANAGEMENT OF LEO, JAN fer, in an editorial, under the head­ AND MI8CHBL — - “My temple was built of go*d, Marie, first magnitude In the Conservative ing "The Johnson Street Bridge," to and the vile wretch who spat upon me firmament. The rule that a corre­ CHERNIA VSXY and Insulted you lies mangled In Its my notice of resolution by which I spondents name shall appear at the Beg to announce that they will ac­ ruins! But It was only for you. Marie, would ""have the city council take the foot of Tils letter Is Insisted on by very cept a limited number of advanced because I love you." neossoary steps to secure for the citi­ few editors, and rftany are sufficiently pupils from now tUl September 1. zen* their rights to the tree use of the phone 44«. General manager, Howard That speech of Maurice Bracbard sportsmanlike to print unfavorable Edit*. Clovelly, Esquimau reed. Johnson Samson of modem finance, with all existing E. * N. bridge, for foot and comment* even over a pseudonym. But Paris, and most of Europe, at his feet, vehicular traffic, In accordance with would It not be a fair deal for the epitomizes the character of Braehard. the understanding arrived at between Colonist to sign all editorial matter? the elemental man of giant intellect the railway and the city council in There Is nothing really revolutionary in and titanic strength of body who. 1617, as confirmed by the resolution of the Idea. All articles dealing with Aus­ Howard & Lizette from a dock-laborer, rose to be a the council of the Gth July, 1117, and tralian federal politics must be signed power feared and looked up to In the by the order in council of the Domin­ for a short period preceding an elec­ THE THREE DUSTY ROADS money marts of the world; only to ion government of the 16th August, tion. It Is * most salutary law and not wreck his "temple of gold" with his 11*7. a Jot more unfair than the Colonist own hands to crush his enemies, even Your editorial then proceeds to dis­ practice of printing every correspon­ though he himself perished in the cuss the proposed harbor bridge, a dent's name. VICTORIA ASSESSMENT DISTRICT downfall. matter with which my resolution that In the flattering remarks made about Braehard, bom In the Thieve* Alley you refer to has little to do. The two Sir Richard McBride by Mr. Brayshaw of Marseilles, breaks from his foul things can only be coupled together I am not interested, but am delighted Taxpayers are hereby reminded that and evil surroundings a* s youth and Indirectly. For example, if the city's to hear that the Canadian munition, Friday, the 10|h day of June next Is Obtains a Job as a dock laborer. Giant - rights to use the existing E. A N. workers are getting British manufac­ the last day on which discount will be muscled and slow-moving he yet has bridge are confirmed then the city or the turers and their manager*, foremen allowed on the taxes for the year ISIS, within him a spark of unquenchable government, it Is immaterial, to this and employees to adopt some local on land, personal property and income, ambition that le kindled when on the ixiint, which) will be able to obtain Ideas. I have been sojourning.in vari­ also Rural School rate*. ous part of the empire for many years, docks of Toulon, he hears, of a Hun- from the railway more favorable terms Taxpayers will also nolle© that the Harry day. street preachers reading, of an of contribution towards any new Joint but have not forgotten how reluctant local collector's office Is now situated bridge than have, so far, been obtain­ British bosses were to take hints from "old chap called Samson." Braehard at Rooms 117 and 111, Belmont House, buys the damaged cargo of a stove-in able. Or perhaps you fear that If any their workmen. But a wonderful thing Is assurance. It la to be hoped that the opposite the General Post Office, Vic­ "canal boat and dispose* of it at a pro­ action Is taken against the railway great railway companies, the ship­ toria, B. C. Office hours » a m. until fit. It Is the first step that Is to bring In this matter the railway may attempt to take some spiteful action against building and engineering firm*. the him to hie financial Dagon. Bit by hit E. E. LEA60N, the city? hundreds of textile manufacturing he increases his holdings till he is firms, the diverse metal Industries of Provincial Assessor and. Collector, Vic­ enabled to make a plunge In Egyptian However, without setting out âhy Birmingham, the universities and toria Assessment District. Breen copper. This conp ultimately makes argument upon my proposed résolu-, numerous technical schools, etc., etc., him a financial power, with all Parla tlon, you say; "We hope the city Dated at Victoria. R C. this 17th council will not pass Alderman Todd's will all be the better for the visit of day of June, 1916. at his feet. the Canadian munition workers. But resolution." The Marquis D'Andelin and the all the same It Is a pity that men have The King of Marquise, both worldly financial Why? I think the 'public would be to bo sent out from Britain to fix up Interested If you would examine the schemers on the verge of ruin, but the hollers of the Newcastle. proposed resolution, go into It, criti­ keeping up aristocratic appearances, J. CARRINGTON. marry off their daughter Marte—whom cize It and pull it to pieces. The reso­ June 26 Nonsense Braehard loves with all the rugged lution sets out what I firmly believe force of his crude soul—to the newly- to be the fact, namely, that the pub­ risen (’roesus. Marie, however, loathes lic are entitled to use the existing the rough, powerful man, with the un­ R. A N. bridge, freely, for both pedes­ couth vigor of the dockyard Mill trians and vehicles. Past records are Hi ; OIi i THE CIIIEHT PUHN lit clinging to him despite the partial quoted, which you can look up. ami If DRY C0RDW00D veneer that his dealing with men. of you « an point out any part of the pro» S HEATHS CS., Ilk TENTH EPISODE OP million* has given him. Jerome t’o- posed resolution which Is not In ac­ 765 BROUGHTON STRBST. vaine. libertine, duellist and general cordance with the exact facte why I PHONE 551. man-about-town, meets the Braehard*. not only now cliallenge you to do so, and Marie, fascinated by this polished but will be most pleased If you ydll $5.00 Lothario, agrees to meet him at an do so for I wish to be exactly correct Per Cord, City. THE IRON CLAW orgy in a private room at a cafe. A iq the matter. "cast off" of Cocaine'*. Elise, warn* I am com Inced thateffi* public have Samson that the appointment I* to be the right to use the existing K A N. kept while the millionaire is absent on bridge, for both foot and vehicles, and. L. Walker 3: NIGHT, 7 9 a business trip in Ixmdon. He pre­ if we posses* till* right, certainly It PHONE 27S6Y tends to Mart but, Instead of taking would be most convenient ik>w to Of U W von- V |2.00 per dozen. MARIPOSA HIT SHOAL BARRISTER WENT SALVOR IS RUSHED GIF, SAILING TO w. Have for Sale BUT ESCAPED DAMAGE EIGHT 3 LARGE LOTS ASHORE IN FOG TO SCENE OF WRECK SEATTLE CANCELLED adjoining one another DAY Each *0 a 340 (Nearly an Acre) CRUISE which are " Steamer Recently Repaired Steamer Floated Early This Left Port Yesterday for Cape Prince George Unable to Make ALL CLEARED. LEVEL AND Here Scraped Sand-Bar in Afternoon and Is on Way FREE FROM ROCK Mendocino, Following Word Trip Owing to Late Arrival We can sail these on terms at the Passing Wrangell Narrows to Victoria From London Underwriters Through Fog TO ALASKA extremely low price of SAILINGS FROM VICTORIA MONDAYS, AT 340 P.M. 1600 FOR THE THREE Owing to the owner having quit Juneau. Alaska. June 86.—On the trip G. T. P. 8. 8. SUMMER SERVICE claimed to the mortgagee. They At an early hour this morning, After being detained here pending Owing to extra heavy freight ship­ north, while passing through Wrangell are located on while bound from Vancouver to 8e- the receipt of final instructions from ments and delays by fog, the Grand 1° rj’NCE RUPERT...... 3.30 p.m. M«i„ Wed. and Fri. narrows, the steamer Mariposa, of the atti* the, Harrison Direct Line the London underwriters, the steamer Trunk Pacific Steamer Prince -George, To ANVOX ...... 340 p.m. Wed. and Fri. Alaska Steamship Company, scraped steamer Barrister, CapL Richards, Salvor, of the B. C. Salvage Company, Capt. D. Donald was unable to make T. VANCOUVER 7...... «40 p-m. M,„„ Wed. and Frt! DUNN AVENUE across the end of a sand bar, but con­ drove ashore in the fog at Portlock with CapL W. H. Logan, representative the usual southbound trip I.» Seattle, To SEATTLE ...... 12, midnight. Sun, Tuee. and Thura. tinued her voyage to Juneau, where an Point, Provost Island, near Active Off Saanich road, this side Of Swan of the London Salvage ■ Association, following her arrival here from Prince \ connecting at Prince Rupert with thç Lake, and within the 26-mile circle. examination of hep hull was made by Pass. Long-distance telephone mee aboard, left Victoria last evening for Rupert and An y ox. sages received here this morning etat £-'• act quickly. Walter McCray, a diver of Tacoma. the California coast to attempt the sal­ The steamer came alongside the inner that the Barrister struck at 6.30 first* Trask Pacific-latioMl Traaseesliaeatal Service The Mariposa was uninjured, accord­ vage of the steamer Rear, which went harbor wharvès at an early hour this o’clock when feeling her way through ing to the report made by the diver. ashore June 14 on Sugar Loaf Reef, morning after meeting with consider­ For Prince Georgs, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto Montreal, Boston, the dense fog which shrouded the SWINERTON & She proceeded on her way after having near Cape Mendocino. able delay outside the harbor through, rl. New York, and All Points East, been held several hours at Juneau. coastline during the night. fog. The Prince George reached Van-j MOUNT ROBSON AND THE YELLOWHEAD PASS The Barrister, went ashore at dead- Instructions to hold the Salvor in CapL Ç. J. O’Brien, master of the couver on Saturday afternoon one and Finest modern Electric Lighted Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars, MUSGRAVE low tide, was resting lightly, and readiness to proceed to the scene of vessel, said that as the Mariposa was a half hours late and was delayed at Dining and Observation Parlor Cars. floated early this afternoon. The the wreck were received here on Fri­ Winch Bldg. •«• Fort St coming through the narrows at almost the Terminal city several hours loading] C. F. EARLE City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 90S Wharf Street steamer Is now on the way to Vic­ day, and the salvage vessel was im­ full tide, under a slow bell, the^tide 600 cases of canned salmon consigned Phene 1242 toria. mediately- sent to Ladysmith to load to Seattle, getting away at 7 p. m. for swung her too Jar to one side and the bunkers, arriving back In port Satur­ In view of the sanguine reports on Victoria. The heavy Yog of last night extrême end of the sand bar was day evening, with all necessary salvage the position of the vessel no assistance compelled Capt. Donald to proceed with touched." ] gear aboard and ready to depart at a sent from this port. Balfour. extreme caution, and shortly before] The Mariposa slid over the obstruc­ moment's notice. The expected word Guthrie A Co, local agents for the midnight; on arrival at a point off tion, which was soft, and continued her was received from I/utdon yesterday Harrison Direct Line, were advised Brotchie Ledge, It was decided to drop FIRST PRIZE COURT voyage. An examination of her hull and the Salvor got away to sea at once. that the Barrister would be brought anchor near the harbor mouth, to avoid The steamer Bear Is reported to be ESQUIMALT AND NANAIMO RY. from the inside was made at once and to Victoria for examination after she meeting the outbound Vancouver the pumps were started, but the vessel had been floated. in a precarious position, and salvage steamer Inside. The Vancouver steam­ HELD IN VICTORIA was not leaking la the least and operations by a Sun Francisco concern er, however, was late in leaving, and évidence of damage could be found. At Portlock Point, where the Bar­ had to be abandoned on Friday, when the G. T. P. boat remained at anchor rister went ashore, there Is located a heavy seas drove the derelict some fifty until she passed ouL Feeling her way In order to make sure that she was iJghthQuee and, fog. alarm.,.... not Injured, Diver McCray was em­ Jeet itwtmro and-strained the trait t(yf through the fog ftreTrtnre George then ployed to make an examination upon The Barrister Is one of the newest breaking point. slowly headed Into the harbor and after Cargo of Schooner Captured additions to the Harrison Line fleet the arrival of the vessel at Juneau. The underwriters have not given up much manoeuvring berthed about 3 a. by Rainbow to Be Placed in She arrived at Victoria last Tuesday hop* of saving the vessel, although it ni. As the O. T. P. ships are scheduled from Glasgow and Liverpool, via the is admitted that the situation la sert- to leave here for Seattle at midnight The Mariposa left Esquintai* but a Warehouse for Protection Panama canal,- and after discharging 0u* kfid Hint 4L new plan of operation the delay made the Sound .trip im­ few weeks ago after completing house­ 800 tone of x*argo, left the following will have to be devised for getting the possible. work repairs, made necessary* owing to «lay for Vancouver via Nanaimo, JULY! ship afloat. Arrangements were made to transfer submersion -in Lama passage last fall. k where she took aboard bunker -coal. When the seas swept the steamer In­ the Seattle passengers to the C. P. R. In addition to regular trains July 1st an extra train will leave Vic­ The Mariposa, It will be remembered, For the first time !n the history of shore the hull opened up In places and afternoon boat, and the Prince George went ashore near Bella Bella on Oc- toria for Duncan at 9.30 a. m„ and retuming. wlli leave Duncan 6.46 | Victoria a prize court was held here the water which found Its way Into the remained alongside until 3.30 p. m.. . . __ _ , lober 8, 1815, and was salved by the when she left again on her northbound p. m, and from Koksilah 6 45. Cowlchan 5 60, Cobble Hill 6 06. Koenigs when Mr. Justice Martin. local a c. Halva*. Company. The veiaal hold soon extinguished all fires. It Is WIRELESS REPORT reported that the cargo still in the trip to Skagway. The salmon consign­ 6.10, Strathcona 6.15, 25-Mtle Post 6.23. Malahat 6 30. 17-Mile Post 6.40. I Judge In admiralty, sat in the court of was taken to Seattle for hull repairs. vessel Is damaged by water. ment will be trans-shipped to Hostile Goldstreaua 6.66, Col wood 7.06, Esquimau 7.16, and arrive Victoria 7.30. I appeal chamber and heard a motion In Yarrows, Ltd., of this port, securing June 26, 8 a. The Bear was owned by the San from this port, , I the matter of the American schooner the contract for reconstruction of U D. CHETHAM Point Grey—Overcast ; S. R, light; Francisco A Portland Steamship Com­ Another large list of tourists are j Oregon, seized by H. M. C. 8. Rainbow housework and Interior fittings. 29.95; 90; thick seaward. bound for Alaska on the present north- 1102 Government St. District Passenger Agent j off the coast of Lower California some pany. and Is valued at about $1,000.000. Cape Lazo—Overcast; calm; 29.86; bound-Voyage of the Prince Ot-orge. j weeks ago and towed to this port 60; sea smooth. When she leaves Vancouver to-night The vessel was under charter to* a D819^D all accommodation is expected to bej I German firm and was supposed to be CANADA MARU IN Pachena—Ovçrcast; calm; 29.82; 60; taken up. j carrying food supplies for either Qer- light swell. Str Tees abeam. 6.S0 a.m., Among those embarking here were | many or for German ships. She is southbound. Mr*. A. R Young and daughter, R (X Canadian Northern Railway j laden with coffee, beans, lard In tins, Kstevan—Rain; 8. E.; 29.6*; 61; sea Faulkner and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. New Trancontinental Route | cigars, cigarettes, leather and other FROM FAR EAST moderate; hazy seaward. IN ALASKA WATERS Hull; M.'Martin and M*se Pullen. | goods. On the way north under tow Alert Bay -Overcast: calm; 29.76, The steamer Prince Rupert, CapL [ her Seams opened up to some extent 57; sea smooth. Passed- out, sir Ven­ Duncan McKensle. is due here at 10.36 I and she took in water, which may ture, 1.10 a.m., southbound. p. m. to-morrow from Skagway. Low Summer Tourist Fares I have injured the cargo to a slight ex Stowaways Discovered in Triangle—Cloudy ; calm; 29.96; 61; sea moderate. Humboldt Picks Up Survivors tent Ship's Bunkers Being De­ A. P. Luxton, K. C.. appeared for Deadtree Point—Cloudy ; calm; 29.92; From Lost Border Line To Eastern Destinations 68; sea smooth. the admiralty. In whose charge the ves­ tained for Deportation SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Prince Rupert -Clear; calm; 29.61; Steamer On Sals June 1st to September 30th sel is nominally; H. B. Robertson*for Three months' limit. Not to exceed OcL SL 1916. Sheriff Richards, marshal of the ad­ 60; sea smooth. Spoke, str Chelohsln. Han Francisco, June 26.—Arrived; miralty court; and Lindley Crease. K. 7.20 p.m., due Prince Rupert 10 p.m.. Str Admiral Dewey from Seattle; sir Stopovers and Choice of Routes. Bringing In M paa-enger,, Including ! ,,^‘hbou,n.d„; »■**>■ "■ ]■ Biddle, Ç.. for the owners. Bar ting and Com­ Mills from Seattle. June 24—Arrived: Ottawa. . . • , 1103.50 pany. Magellan, Mexico. tworo Orientals who were accorded paroar- Iaheanl* T-*° northbotma, spoke, San Francisco. June 26—The Str Thor from Nanaimo, B. C. 1 Montreal. . . , . 10640 str Admiral Evans, abeam, 3.20 a.m, In order to protect the rights of who­ tlcularly close attention by the Imml steamer Northland, owned by the Bor­ Victoria. B. C„ June 25.—Sailed: Str 60.00 St. John. • • v . 12040 southbound. ever may be declared entitled to the gratlon authorities and 5,638 tons of der Une Transportation Company of Canada Maru for Seattle. June 24 72.50 Halifax .... . 129.35 Noon. Seattle, sank yesterday off Kake. Al­ cargo or to prise money arising out general freight, the Osaka Shosen Passed: Bge Simla. In tow of the tug New York . . . > 110J0 aska, In heavy seas, according to a of the seizure of the vessel, and pend­ Kaleha liner Canada Maru berthed at Point Grey—Cloudy; S. E, light; Sea Rover, from Vancouver. B. U„ for 9240 Charlottetown , . 125.70 message to the chamber of commerce ing the order of the prize court as to the outer docks early Sunday morning, 29.96; 62; sea smooth. Han Francisco at midnight. 88.60 Summerslde . , . 123.25 marine department received to-day. and after one of the shortest stop­ ('ape Laxo—DrixsJlng rain; 8. K., Vancouver. B. C„ June 25.—Arrived : the ship and cargo, the céurt ordered All aboard were saved. The steamer ______For complete information apply . ------. ... that the cargo be removed from the overs by a vessel of this line, left at light: S6.ST; ïïf "dense. Spoke str. Str F. H. Buck from Port San Luis. Humboldt picked up twelve survivors. City Ticket Office. Phene 4169 9 a.m. for Seattle. Princess Sophia, anchored north of Tacoma. June 25.—Sailed: Str Grace vessel, warehoused and inventoried, The vessel was reported lying in Green A Burdick Bros. Corner Langley and Broughton Streets With the arrival of the Canada Maru Seymour Narrows, fogbound, 9.16 Dollar for San Francisco; str Prince and any parts of it claimed set aside forty feet of water on a soft bottom the local immigration officials were m., southbound; spoke str. Venture, Albert for Prince Rupert. B. C. and earmarked. with a cargo of 400 tons of coal and notified that two Japanese men who 9.15 a. m., Seymour Narrows, south- Seattle. June 26.—Arrived: Str Uma­ His lordship, who was in the scarlet 200 tons of cannery supplies. The boarded the ship at Yokohama were bognd. , tilla from Nome; sir Yubari Maru gown and the wig of a Judge in ad­ Northland left Seattle for Alaska, miralty, congratulated the counsel not mlhlfeeted In the usual way on Paehena—Cloudy; calm; 29.34; 66; from Muroran via Honolulu; str Can­ light swell. points June 18. present on their being connected with the ship’s passenger list. The stow ada Maru from Hongkong via ports; Estevan—Rain'; 8. E.; 29.70; 56; sea The only details of the disaster re­ such an historic occasion as the first aways were located In the bunkers str City of Seattle from Southeastern moderate. ceived were that the heavy eras smash­ sitting of a prize court here. shortly after the Canada Maru had ed in the ports, filling the holds. Alaska; str J. A. Moffett from San Alert Bay—Rain; 8. E ; 29.70; 68; Francisco via Point Welle; str Fulton cleared from the Japan coast and from Four other members of the North­ that time on were kept under close a smooth. from British Columbia ports; yacht I>ead Tree Point — Cloudy; calm; land's crew are standing by at Peters­ INABA MARU DUE watch to prevent any possibility of burg, Alaska. Dolaura from Victoria. B. O. YOUR SUMMER 29.92; 58; sea smooth. pe when the vessel reached this The sunken Northland was known WEDNESDAY MORNING side of the Pacific. The Immigration Ikeda Bay—Overcast; calm; 29.60; GOLDEN GATE FOR COAL. 65; sea smooth. Passed in. str Prin­ as the little Northland, to distinguish department decided that the unwel­ her from the larger vessel of that A wireless message from the N. Y. cess Alice, 8.20 a. m, northbound; out, come passengers be detained aboard name. It Is credited with a gross ton­ Bound for Nanaimo to load another I K. finer Inaba Maru, received by W. R. str. Prince Rupert, 16.20 a. m., south­ cargo of coal for the Rolph Navigation I ship as it was a case for the United nage of 845 by Lloyds, which lists R TRIP EAST bound. Company, the full-rigged ship Golden j Dale, local Great Northern agent, this States authorities to decide. The two as owned by the Northland 8 8. Com­ and Its enjoyment will be greatly enhanced by the novelty of Gate passed up In tew this morning j morning, states that the inbound Jap stowaways will be sent back to. the pany of Seattle. aneee ship will reach Victoria on Wed­ Orient by the Canada Maru on her re­ STRATHARDLE COMING from San Francisco. Travelling By Electricity Over the nesday morning from Kobe and Yoko turn trip. The Northland, together with the hama The Inaba Maru, which was Capt. Surega. master of the Canada Newly-Acquired Dollar Steamer Sailed Alkl, was purchased by the Border THOR REACHES 'FRISCO. formerly a regular trader here. Is Backbone of the American Continent Maru, reported an uneventful voyage From Manila on Friémy. Line Transportation Co., from her first trans-Pacific trip in several from the Orient the liner completing Northland Steamship Co.,- last year, The Norwegian collier ThoF reached years. She is bringing in 66 cabin i San Francisco on Sunday with a full I Through a region of unsurpassed scenic attractions. the- run from Yokohama In sixteen The British steamer Strathardle. pur­ and has since been operated ouf of Se­ 176 steerage passengers. Including 17 attle to Alaska ports. She was cargo of coal from Nanaimo, c onsigned j THE MAGNIFICENT ALL-STEEL TRAINS Russians. For this port she has 320 chased by the Robert Dollar Company One Japanese first-class and It Ja­ from the Strath Line some time ago, aground some time ago near Lady- to the Western Fuel Company. tons of Oriental cargo and 211 bags of panese steerage passengers rame which Is.to be operated In the trans-j smith. mail. ashore here, while six cabin and 62 Pacific trade In conjunction with other steerage, the latter Including ten Rus­ steamers of the fleet, sailed from Man­ LATE CHARTERS. “OLYMPIAN” AND “COLUMBIAN" SOPHIA HELD BY FOG. sian refugees from Siberia, proceeding ila on Friday last for this port. Vic- of tho through to Seattle. tort». 1. tire St rat hardie'» ix.rt of res- | The charter of the American steamer SAN Wireless reports from Cape Laxo Only >• tone of cargo »a« discharged | retry. Upon the arrival of the «learner, Hornet to carry lumber from Wlllapa FRANCISCO this morning stated that the C. P. R. at thle port by the Canada Maru. one on this aide «lie will go on berth at Harbor to Havana la announced by steamer Princess Sophia was anchored LO» ANGELES, SAN I Chicago, Milwaukee amLStPaul Railway of the lightest shipments ever landed, Vancouver for Vladivostok. Comyn. Mackall A Co. The American north of the Seymour Narrows at 9.10 DIEGO For Seattle and Tacoma the liner car schooner Salem. 608 tons, has been Are operated by Electric power. a.tit., fogbound., She is on her south­ Leave Victoria Fridays 6 p. m.. 8.8. I rted 6.600 tons, including 1,162 bales NIAGARA THURSDAY NOON. taken by Balfour, Guthrie A Co., to President or Governor. Leave Seattle I I bound passage from Alaska. of raw silk, valued at 1576,000. Mondays, 11 p. m.. 8.8. Congress or | OVXX THE GREAT CONTINENTAL DIVIDE carry lumber during August and Sep- The Canadian - Australian liner Ni­ Queen. OMEGA PROCEEDS. tember from a North Pacific port to largest, finest passenger steamers The electrified section of the line la equivalent to agara la due to make port àt noon on the West Coast, H0KKAI MARU RETURNS Thursday from Sydney and Auckland TO ALASKA ONE-FIFTH OF THE DISTANCE TO CHICAGO The schooner Omega, reported put­ a-ccordlng to word received to-day by _.B Spokane or Otty of Seattle 4eaves I Direct Connection With the Beet Train Servi* for ting in at Pago Pàgo in a leaking con­ Steamer, Which Put Back Here i the local agents of the line. FETCHES GOOD PRICE. Seattle June t* July t. S. 14. 16, 28. csllln dition. has sailed for Dunedin, N. Z. Distress Last December, at Ketchikan. Wr angel, Juneau an TORONTO. MONTREAL. NEW YORK, ETC. The American steam schooner San Skagway. New en Coast. / YOKOHAMA MARU COMING. For particulars call on TIDE TABLE. Ramon built three years sgo at Coos Bay, has bean sold by the Parr-Mc­ PL P. Rithet A Co, Ltd, 1117 Wharf St | The Japanese steamer Hokkal Maru. The N. Y. K liner Yokohama Maru. Low Return Summer Tour Rates Cormick Co. to an Eastern syndicate J. G. THOMSON June. which on December 2 last put back to sailed from Yokohama on June 11 for |TimeHt|Tlm e. HtATlme. Ht ITImeHt for $260,066. Ocean Passage Tickets to England this port in a damaged condition, after Victoria. 1003 Government Street |h. m ft if», nr ft|h. m. ft ’h. m. ft clearing from Puget Sound for Vladi­ — ■ ! 0 » 3.11 8:18 6.4 vostok, in again back on the coast, the Descriptive:’ literature on appUcatlon. 6:38 8.7 * 10:08 0.4 vessel having arrived at San Fran­ SUNRISE AND SUNSET. 6:48 <5 10:41 0 8 cisco on Saturday from Otaru, Japan, J. a THOMSON, Cemmerelal Agent ttft 8.3 11:1» 10 «•1* *3 with 1.306 tons of sulphur and 895,613 Tim* of sunrise, and sunset (Pacifie Phene 2821 11:66 1.4 standard time) ai Victoria. B. C, for the feet of hardwood logs. month of June. 1916: When she left the coast on her previ­ Mil 2] -3Q 7 g Sunset H U 3 5 *1:0 7* ous trans-Paclfic trip the Hokkal Maru, Hour Min. Hour Min. SPECIAL RATES EAST H « 4.3 i 71 l, ;5 when outside Cape Flattery, sustained June It I 8 .14 43 14:34 6.0 8 | 1:8 S3 deck damage, owing to the shifting of junw _ • Ticket* bear return limit of 90 days. Final return limit not to 2 * «■« her deckload, make up of steel floors , June tl 6:4» 8.1 2:<* exceed Oct. 31. UNION STEAMSHIP 00. OF 114 1.6 and sides of knock-down box cars and j.iune 22 8:08 0.1 a# i.« other heavy freight. The sliding cargo June 23 B. 0., LTD. Day Steamer to 1:41-03 bulged her bulwarks outwards and the | June 14 THREE SPLENDID TRAINS DAILY FROM SEATTLE SAILINGS TO NORTHERN B. O. 6:22-0.» PORTS Seattle 16:06-0* 19:39 7.» captain was forced to turn his vessel |-iune S 11:» 7.» round and make for Victoria. Some re- I -une * The Oriental Limited 8.8. VENTtTRB 138 9 6 16.60-0* 19:48 7.» 23 M 7.5 7.30 p.m. THE 2:46 13 11:37 0 5 ®):0I 8.0 pairs were effected here and with herjJune 2 The Glacier Park Limited Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday at 638 7.6 3:44 7.1 12:31 1J “:ii Ü deckload again securely lashed the !-June * 0.16 un. I p. m. for Prince Rupert, Skeens end 6 * 63 13:08 1.7 Ness River canneries. 1:» 6 1 *»:<» ».I Hokkal Maru succeeded In completing The Southeast Express 10.30 pjn. 2:18 6.1 6:06 6.4 13:61 46 nm U 8.8. CAM08UN S.S.“Sol Due” 11:08 S 3 14:31 8.1 her voyage without further mishap. Leaves Victoria every Wednesday at 4 46 4.1 «:*«.« The Observatory, 63611 I150I.J Heights, Try our 75c Table d’Ilote Luncheon or Dinner now being II V- m, and-Vancouver evefjr 'Thurs­ - Leaves O. P. Victoria, B. C. day xt 9 pm. for Rivera Inlet Ocean oept Sunday 23 lire, SEATTLE BOAT LATE. served on ALL G. N. Diners. An excellent meal and service. Angeles, D {Si# Falla and Bella Cools. Hams, Port 731 U 21:03§2! $.87 8 8 CHKLOH. IN 8:06 9 8 » 88 8 3 Having been held at Vancouver to AGENTS FOR ALL TRANS-ATLANTIO & X LINES Leaves Victoria every Friday at 3.36 arriving Seattle SJ6 p. m. Return­ 8386-6 ing. leaves Seattle deify except 23:51 8.7 pick up passengers arriving by delay­ THE TIME BALL p. m, and Vancouver every Friday i Saturday at midnight amviad 636 63 ed trains from the East, the C. P. R. midnight for Prince Rupert and Any ox. calling at Skeens canneries. Victoria 946 a. m. lie Pacific standard, for the steamer Princess Charlotte was one ^ Secure Information and tickets ifWlT ilerldWn west. It is counted from The time ball on the Belmont build­ CREAT NORTHERN RY. 8.8 PRINCB ALBERT a 24 hours, from midnight to midnight hour and 45 minutes late In leaving ing will be raised half way at 1141 Leaves Vancouver fortnightly for Th.. figures for height serve to distinguish Victoria for Seattle yesterday. She we Rupert Stewart and Queen - K K. BLACKWOOD, Agent. —* p. m. to the top at 1166 p. m., and Ticket Office, Douglas and View Charlotte Islands. 334 Oovernmeat St. Phone 4M. i.ish water from low water. Where arrived from Vancouver at 5.16 p.m. dropped at 1 p. m. dally. F. Napier l.lanks occur In the tables, the tide rises Geo. MoGragar, Agent and left at 6.16. for the Sound. The Denison, superintendent, the Observa­ Phone 009 Xr falls eoMlnuousfy during two suc­ 1003 Government 8t. Phone 1925 cessive tidkl periods without turning. .Charlotte Is running, on time to-» tory, Gonsales Heights. Phoenix Stout, 2 Quarts for 25c. • VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1916

H. O. Griffith, b Fletcher 8. W. Barclay, 1 b w. b rietc.^r 90811^ MAJOR LEAGUES W. Speak, not out Provincial Royal J. B. Ryvee, b Triman 0. A, Booth, o Trhnan. b Hudson NATIONAL LEAGUE B. E. Lefeyre, b Trhnan Saturday's Results. i A. 8. iTyrar, c Jordan, b Hudson Jubilee Hospital i % At Brooklyn—Second game: New York, C. K. Tyldesley, c Oregion, b Jordan. Incorporated 1W>. Extras 4; Brooklyn. 6. Batterles-Tesreau Rarklen; Rucker, Smith and Miller. 6 The Annuel Meitln* of th. Donors «nd Bubecrlber. to the Institution will be held Total ...... * At Pittsburg—Second game: St. Ldula, a Jake Beckley Claims Evan­ 2; Pittsburg. 6. Batter!e»-Halt and Gon- In the City Hell. Victoria, on TuMdsy. Albion—1st Innings. ales; Miller and Wilson. Jon. XI. »t « p. m. H. A. Ismay, c Griffith, b Speak ...... • gelist Excelled Any of Pre­ At Chicago-Second game: Cincinnati. Bueinrs.—Receiving the Annuel Rcuert H. B. Hudson, e Griffith, b Speak ...... 68 of the Director., the Treasurer'. State- 7; Chicago, «. Batterlea-Mltchell, Knet- ment for the year ending May 31, 191a W. Oregson, c Tyldesley, b Freeman.. 1 sent Day Diamond Heroes s**r, Toney and Wlngo; Brown, Lavender, I* B. Trlman, b Speak ...... • and the Election of Directors. Seaton. Packard and Archer. The four following Directors retlye but CUE CONTESTS IN PITCHED YESTERDAY RABCUFFE AND LEA S. F. Morley, b Speak ...... • At Philadelphia—Boston, 4; Philadel­ re eligible for re-election: Mre. Rhodes, R. White, b Freeman ...... •...... J phia, 2. Batteries—Ragan, Hughee and Mrs. Wetter. J. A. Mara. A. C. Flumer- K. Parsons, b Griffith ...... Y.T...... - * There's at least one ball-playing Gowdy; Demares' and Burns. felt. D. Fletcher, run out ..-f...... *'...... " person who refuses to make it unani­ Donors and Subscribers can vote for R. E. Sprague. 1 b w. b Speak ...... 1 Sunday's Results. TENNIS TOURNAMENT HOWL FINE GAME mous about Ty Cobb being the ^greatest four (4) members only. V.- : Vv- F. Jordan, not out ...... * At Cincinnati— Att donors of money $50.00 and upwards Pte, Balnbrldgc. 1 b w. b 8p*ak ...... 1 ball player of all time. First game v R. and annual subscriber» of $6.00 and up­ Extras ...... • And that’s old Eagle-Eye Jake Beck- St. Louie ...... 2 ward» are eligible to vote for the elec­ tion of Directors. ley, who played the game nearly as Cincinnati ...... 1 O. T. CARVER. Lindsay's Defeat by Gordon Fiv6. Cs Defeat Victoria; Civil Total ...... w long aa Nap Lavoie and Is now an um­ Batteries—Steel. Amea and Secretary. Feature of the First i Service Loses to Albion-2nd Innings. pire living In Kansas City. A quarter dee; Toney, Schneider. Clarke June 1916. H. B. Hudson, not out ...... Mcentury ago old Eagle-eye was In his Wingo. Day's Play Albions W\ Oregson. not out ...... ** prime, one of the hardest hitting first Second game R. H. R. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRIT­ L. R. Trlman. c Lloyd, b Speak ...... 2 sackers the game ever knew. St. ijpul* ...... *.• ...... 6 11 3 8. F. Morley, c Lloyd, b Freeman .... 0 ISH COLUMBIA 'You can have your Ty Cobbs and Cincinnati ...... • 4 11 3 E. Parson», b 8p-?ak ...... * Batteries — Meadows, Williams, In the Matter of Charles Graham D. Fletcher, b Freeman ...... 18your Benny Kaufta," Jake Beckley Despite the fact that a drizzling rain In Saturday afternoon's Virtue cup Antes and Snyder; Moseley Dale, Wylly, deceased, and in the Extras ...... 3 say*, “I'll take Bill Sunday for my ball of the Administration Act: seas failing during most of the after- games the Five C*s won easily at the club right now, and I said the same Knetzer and Wingo. Jubilee hospital giounds, the Garrison At Chicago (12 innings) R. H. E. * noon, Saturday’s Opening games In the Total ...... thing back76 in *60. Notice la hereby given that under an were victors at Work Point Ihd the Al­ Pittsburg ...... 8 16 1 Victoria Tennis Club's handicap tour: 'He’s 62 years old to-day, but he's rtrder granted by the Honorable the bion* defeated the CIvH Service at Beacon running bade* and sliding every day In Chicago . . rr had little difficulty In defeating for the visiting Great Fall* team, won both ends of a double trill froni the of the game. Brooklyn ...... 33 20 .62» ï D. 1816. and all parttes Indebted to the vie ee A singles. In the ladies' singles the Victoria C. C. The Victoria men were • Ipilla ...... 31 23 .674 Vald estate are required to pay such 1n- Tiger*. iHtlng the Bengale down with 6 Everybody think» Cobb can run Miss Gonnason and Miss Brice played unable- to do anything with the bowling hits In tlie first and 4 In the second game. Boston ...... 26 25 .610 debtedne»* to me forthwith.^ of Radellffe and while In their turn basee. I'd *pot him a second against Dated at Victoria, B. C., this 27th day a close game, "the latter winning 3-6, Which was a seven Innings affair. Tlie New York 26 26 .606 6-4, 6-4. The mixed doubles also pro­ with the bat the Flv* C*s had little trou- Billy Sujgdgy and then watch Bill of $uy. is Wll, ,AM monteitii. bte with the offerings of the pRposl^ig ■CQrer Chicago 27 31 .466 duced some good games, all the con­ Ftrst Game. acore fir*t. Ofllcl.l Administrator. BOBBŸ STEELE , bowler». Verrai!, with 18, was the high Pittsburg ...... 25 29 .463 testants being very well handicapped wUk the twt—tor Victoria, sad real Falls- ... AB. H. H, W.A 1 •tTlKÏ tiÜBfe Cobb .eovc*» oetAeld .m in this çlass. The results: Local boy who let the Cincinnati Reds Killtley, c. f...... 4 10 10 6 territofy. They should have seen Sun­ Fletcher and Tucker, with *7 and 36 re­ St. Louis ...... 26 35 .426 TO THE BOARD OF LICENSING Men's singled — Class A: Gordon down with three hits. spectively. were best for the Five "C'a. Pappa. r. t...... «.. 4 3 3 2 0 0 day in hi* prime. Bennett. 2 b...... 4 ! 1 2 3 0 COMMISSIONER* (plus % 16) beat G. M. Lindsay (minus The score: "And throw—say, he could throw AMERICAN LEAGUE SO), 2-6, 6-1, 6-1. Class B; W. C. Victoria. Sheehan. 1 b...... 6 0 4 12 2 1 strikes from center field Ju»t aa easily VICTORIA, B. C. Brown (plus 16 16) bent B. Cicerl Bankhead,. 1. f...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Saturday's Results. THINKS BABE RUTH R. Verrall, c Rawneley, b A. R. I>ee .. 18 Smith, 8 b...... 3 0 0 1 3 1 as Tria Speaker. TAKE NOTICE that .pplli.tlon will he, ■ scratch), 6-2, 6-1; P. McQuade (minus Booth, v Fletcher, b Radellffe ...... 10 At Boston-Second game: Philadelphia. Chick, lb...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 "Batting waa where Sunday was 3; Boston, 7. Batteries—Bush and mode to the Boord of Ucenslee Commis­ Vfc 16) beat B. Porrit (scratch), 2-6, WOULD MAKE FIELDER J. W. D. York, b Iota ...... i.:... 6 Shea, ...... 4 6 0 7 1 0 F. Smith, l b xv, I Lea ...... 6 w i ;ik But In unci her v.-ar Qf 8Ç M 4iehang; May* and Thorpaa. sioners of the City of Victoria, nt their Ull. Cœn. s. a...... 4 0 11 S O would have overcome that weakness. At St. Ixiuis—Chicago, 5: 8t. I»uis.. 4. nest sitting to be held at the City of Vic­ JHen’s doubles—Felrbaim and Lind- W. Sargent, b Radellffe ...... ;.... 0 Looks like Carrigan might solve the Kallio, p...... 3 0 6 t I • He was Just that kind. Batteries—Williams, vlcotte and Schalk; tor!., for a transfer of tils hotel liquor || (minus 36) beat Kiphaup and "Me- problem presented to him through the A. >HU, not out ...... I L. A. Gurney. I b w. b Radcllfffe 4 Totals...... 36 5 » 27 15* I "He had more fight in his heart than Plank, Koob. Davenport and Severetd. license to sell spirituous and fermented (plus 16), 6-2. 6-2: Martin and weakening of the offence by Speaker's At New York— S«econd game: Washing­ A. F. Mitchell, h Radellffe ...... 6 any man I ever saw. He was learning liquors held by Herbert Albei t Itudge end an (minus % 16) beat Boiston and departure, by using thia Babe Ruth In Tacoma— AB. R. H. PO. A. R. ton. 3; New York. 4. Bat ter le*-Ayers A. B. Laurence, b Radellffe 0 more about batting every day. seised by me, ns bailiff for Lorenso 6-3, 6-4. hie outfield. Ruth may be a good pit­ L. Shepherd, b Lea ...... 1 Rlgbee, c. f...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 and Henry; Mogridge, Keating, Shawkey Joseph Quagllottl, under a landlord • dis­ dies' singles—Miss Neame «minus cher, but Boston doesn't lack for young Leard, 2 b...... 5 1 ' 1 4 2 8 "You see. Bill Sunday broke IrTunder and XValtere. tress for rent. In sail upon the premia», L. Wyles. 1 b w, b l>ea ...... 2 At Detroit—Cleveland, 10; Detroit. &. m " fto) beat Miss Bradford (minus '*• men of that sort. It's a certainty that Extras ...... 6 Frtee, o. f...... 4 1 0 4 0 0 handicap. Pop Anson piqued him up known as the "Pandora Hotel." situate Bohpe, ...... 2 1 0 1 6 » Batteries—Louder milk. Coveleakle; Hagby on the corner of Pandora avenue au» [9-7, 6-1; Miss Price (plus 16) beat lie's a natural hitter, and that he would because of his speed, and not because Blanahard street. In the 'City of Victoria, Total ...... « CaftnUn. r. f...... 4 0 110 0 of hts baseball ability. He was fast, and Billings. O'Neill; Dauss, Boland, Cun­ i Gonnason (plus 16), 3-6, 6-4; Miss help any club. If he posseMsee even or­ Wuffll, 2 b...... 3 0 1 1 6 0 ningham and Btanage, Baker. lo William Quagllottl, of the City of Vto- [iaby (minus H 30) beat Miss Bur- Five C’a. but when he started in a bat was torla. dinary fielding ability. A man can Thompson, 1 b. .... 3 1 1 12 0 1 R. H, E (minus * 16). 0-t. 6-3; Mrs. strange to him. At Cleveland— Dated this 19th day of Jun*. A. D. tiUL learn to field, but he ha» to be a born 7. A. Tucker, c Sargent, h Smith ... 36 Barlholomy, e...... 2 0 6 1 0 6 ,361 cy (plus * 16) beat Miss J. Mc- F. Bossem, b York ...... 20 "He fanned so many times his first Cleveland ...... a, ,he Ct.y of Victoria. %£l Br batsman, writes Joe Jackson In the Hartman, p...... 4 0 112 1 Chicago ...... 4 13 6 < minus *4 16), 6-1, 6-3. Pte. l>ee, I b w, b Verra» ...... 6 year he must have been dizzy when Bailiff. Detroit News. Batteries—Coumbe and O'Neill; lixed doubles—Mr. and Mrs. Swee- H. S. Radellffe. c Shepherd, b Verrall. 0 ToUla 6 27 H the season ended. But when he came At Navin field a few days ago. Ruth Scott. Russell and Schalk. I (plus 16) beat Mrs. Egree and Mlt- lie Marshall, b A. Booth ...... 23 Score by Innings: to our ball club he was Improving. hit the highest and one of the longest Pte Fletcher, hit wkt. h Verrall ...... * 37 At St. Ix>ul*— IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRIT­ 6-4, 6-7. 8-6: Miss Appleby and home runs ever seen here Into the far R. 8. May. v Smith, b Wylea ...... 34 Great Falls ...... 1 He was with us In Pittsburg three R. H. E. Tacoma ...... 0 1 First game ISH COLUMBIA rtln (minus 16) beat Miss Burnett section of the right field bleacher. J. N Icul, b Y-.rk ...... J years, starting with 1868, and he looked .... 274 Detroit . t,,...... th the Matter of James Cardan Smith. j Powell (minus 16), 16-6, 6-4; Miss Twice In as many days, at 8t. Louis, A. E. Lea, v'Shepherd, b York ...... 4 Sommarr: «thten naeew-Kimtay. Pappa, better every year. St. Louis ...... 8 11 2 kg* and McQuade (scratch) beat he has hit over right field fence, which P. (’. Payne, c Wyles, b Verrall ...... 1 Bohne. Sacrifice hlt»-Frlee, Kallio. Sac­ ‘Rut he didn't give enough attention Boland, Cup- and In the Matter of the rifice file*—Holme, Chick. Two-base hits Batterie*—<* bv eleaklc, Dod and Trlmen (minus 16). 7-6, le some drive, besides getting himself F. Rawnsley. not out ...... 0 to his batting. He used to spend a lot nlngham and Stanage; Weilman and Administration Act: Extra» ...... 8 -Wuffll, Leiftd. I>ft on basee-Great I 6-3. a single or two. The Polo grounds is Falls. 11; Tacoma. 8. Struck out—By of hie time before the game In the club­ Severold. Noth**» Is hereby given that under an house reading the Bible or studying." order granted by the Honorable Mr his pet spot, however. Ruth Is a dead Total ...... ••••166 Kallio, 5; by Hartman. 1. Bases on ball» Second game R. H. E. .... 1 7 1 Justice Murphy, dated the 13th day of it INBOW RIFLEMEN right field hitter, and that short stand Garrison Wins. —Off Kallio. 6; off Hartman, 2. Hit by Detroit ...... June, A. D. 1816. I. the undersigned, was there furnishes him a fine target. pitched ball-Bennett. Time-1.60. Um­ .... 383 appointed administrator of the estate of T(io Garrison won easily In the gam»1 pire—Bonner. HAS BEEN IN GAME and Baker ; the above deceased. All parties having DEFEAT HIGHLANDERS with the Congregational» at Work Point, Batteries — Mitchell —...... Second Game.... ■______Groom, Koob and Hartley. «laim» against tlie said estate are re­ the latter only being able to score 61 in FOR TWENTY YEARS quested to forward particulars of same I . shooting match between teams re- their first inning*, and although they Great Falls— A.B. R. 11. P.O. A. Standing of Clubs. to me on or before tlie 13th day of July, Vntin* H. M. C. 8. Rainbow and the did we!! In their second attempt they KiUllay. t...... 40060 Won.Lost.Pet.A. D. 1616. an<1 all parties indebted to tiv NWNL r f...... SO 1 2 0 Roger Bresnahan. president and man­ Tliordon Highlanders at the riover could not secure enough run» to win Cleveland ...... 34 25 .676said estate are required to pay such la Bennett, 2 b...... 31012 ager of the Toledo club and former debtedne*» to me forthwith. at ranges on Saturday arteipuon. tlie BREEZY BITS The Garrison went to bat first and re­ New York ...... 33 25 .669 Bankhead, I. f. ...21020 pilot of the Cubs and Cardinals, has Dated at Victoria. B. C.. thia 7th day o! her woe by » points. Tile «ores turned the fine score of 153. the Congo* .642 Haworth, e...... 10166 passed hi* thirty-sixth milestone, the Boston ...... • ...... 32 27 June. 1914. In their turn getting 61. In the second Detroit ...... 22 28 .533 WILLIAM MONTEITH, H. M. C. 8. Rainbow. Sieve Yerkes. c top-nolcher before Sheehan, lb...... 1 6 6 • 1 veteran backstop having been born in Innings the churchmen batted for », tot»!' Smith, 3 b...... t 0 0 1 1 Washington ...... Offic ial Administrator. »o ho eon. he joined the Feds, failed to come nf 1U. and the Garriaon «cored 26, enough Ireland June 14. 1880. 1t waa 26 Coen. ... 3 0 0 0 1 Chicago .... i...... 29 28 .609 Pearce ...... » K J1 W back with the Cube and has !>een re­ to win, without losing a wicket. The year* ago that Roger began to tread Kallio, p...... 3 6 6 e 2 • 8T. 'Louis ...... 25 32 .436 l.-O. Tribe ...... 31 « * « leased to Atlanta. the path to baseball glory a* a mem­ REWARD. l.-f) Pearce ...... 23 P * *• Philadelphia .,...... 16 39 .291 Garriaon—l»t Innings. \ " Tutale ....24 2 1 21 0 6 ber of the Lima club of the Ohio State 1. Ellis ...... 3 J» » M League In 1887 he broke into the big $£0.00 reward will be paid for informa­ fllcnenagh ...... » * “ ” That record breaking *print of the R. B. Paten, b Collett ...... 4 A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E Tacoma— show with the Washington Nationals. tion leading to the arrest and conviction I O'Reilly ...... 25 1» 26 70 Giants seems to have taken all the H. Bee lee. b Erickson ...... 6 Bigbcc, c. f...... s 6 1 2 e 0 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE of any person or persons found wilfully steam out of McGraw'» Tnen, for since Lieut. Muncy, I b w, b Collett ...... 20 Leard. 2 b...... 1 0 e 1 2 6 In thoee day* Roger was making Saturday's Results. ^.-O. Watson ...... 32 27 11 70 notes Hko a pUcfcav, but U wasn't a. destroying the. Corporation water meter the string of Victor le» was broken by Lieut, Clarke, 1 b w. b CollsU ...... 4 Fri»."'!, r...... 3 " Y' t'♦~e boxes and breaking the meter glasses -O. Bayford ...... 2» * It. H. Pooley. c and b CoUatt 12 At H-'ii Franvlwro—Loe Angeles, 3_; Oak­ _ Sea. Sullivan ...... 28 26 the "Phillies they have been going down Bohn*, a. »...... * 1 1 t tivery loud nolee, and In 1886 he was and Indexes. 8. M. Roberson, b Collett ...... 11 with Minneapolis In the Western land, 7. ■ Arm'r Smith ...... 27 22 Just about .as fast as they went up be­ Hartman, r. f. .... 8 6 0 • 6 0 At Los Angeles—Baa Francisco, 5; Ver­ C. H. RUST. C.-Q.-M -8. Aekey, v Collett, b Davies. U Wuffll, 2 »...... 6 1 lLeague. It was there that he reformed 4» Water Commissioner. fore. —i——— —- Onr. Well», b Sutton ...... 39 non, 4. Thompson, 1 b. and became a backstop, and on the At Portland— First game: Salt Lake. 2; Iduvt t*o lowest scorea ...... U4 Sgt. Montgomery, not out ...... 231 Baldwin, c...... strength of his achievements behind 8.-M. Wyndham, h Erickson ...... 5 Portland, 1. Second game: Salt Lake, 1; CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT Oscar Horstman, the Winfield won­ Peterson, p...... the pan he was hired by Chicago In Portland. I. der of the l»s Angeles Coast League 8.-8. Steven», c Sutton, b Davies ...... 12 OF SAANICH. Extras ...... 6 1800. He then Jumped to the Amer­ At Portland — R. H. E. 66th Gordon Highlanders. dub, shut out the 'Frisco Heal*, allow­ Tot»!» ...... -.22 4 21 ican League, landing with Baltimore, a*) 6110 6001 ing only one hit and whiffing • batter* Salt Lake ...... 4 11 1 NOTICE la hereby given that the first Total ...... 153 Score by Innings- but In 1802 he followed McOraw In annual aitting of the Court of Revision Mayhew ...... 32 » 30 the other day, and Is hailed as one of Great Falla ...... 01010 Portland ...... 1 7 1 * Garrison—2nd Innings. Jumping to the Giants. In New York Batteries—Flttery, Plercy. Hughes will be tie Id In the Council Chamber, William* ...... S3 28 26 the coming stars of the game. Until Tacoma ...... 0 0 0 0 1 Bresnahan developed Into one of the and Vann, Hannah; Kelly and Fisher. Municipal Hall. Royal Oak. on Monday, MaJ. Goutte ltte last year, when he joined the R. B. Paten, not out ...... 17 greatest catcher» in the game. In 1901 Sgt. Montgomery, not out ...... * Summary: Stolen bases—Bohne <2), (Second game postponed, rain.) July 17. 1916. at M a. m.. for the purpose Tapley ..... Angels, he had no experience. He has Haworth «*». Sacrifice hit»—Leard,1 Ha­ he went to Ft. Loul» as manager of the .♦MaJ. Stewart epeed and, it Is claimed, more stuff Extra» ...... 0 % At San Francisco— of hearing complaints agalnat the saaeae- worth, Bankhead. Left on base*-Great Carda, but was succeeded by Miller ments as made by the Assessor, and for |-Col. Forsythe than Ehmke, who set the league on Falls, 6; Tacoma, S. Struck out—By Huggins In 1913, when Roger landed Morning game R. H. E. McNtchol .. fire two years ago. but until lately he Total ...... 25 Kallla. 3. by Peterson, 3. Base* on balls Lo6 Angeles ...... 6 9 2 amending and correcting the assessment Lieut. Sheriff .... Congregational—First Inning*. with the Cuba. could not locate the plate. However, —Off Kallio, 2; off Peterson. 2. Wild Oakland ...... 1 6 1 Notice of any complaint, stating th* 1 «lent. Heath ...... A. J. Collett, b Aekey ...... 0 pitch—Peterson. Tune of game—1 hour 26 Batteries — Scoggins, Ryan and Rgt. Cook ...... under the tutelage of Frank Chance be grounds for complaint, muet be given in Is rapidly gaining control. A. Daniel*, b Askey ...... 1 minute». Umpire— Bonner. ROSE LOSES AGAIN Boles; Boyd, Higginbotham and El­ writing to the Assessor at least 10 days 8. Davies, b Welle ...... 4 liott. before the day of tli^ annual sitting of II. Edwards, run out ...... 19 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. FOR THE GIANTS Afternoon game R. H. E. the Court. ______Deduct two lowest secure» ...... 126 Johnny Ever# 1» keeping a* far away K. K. Lock st Beale*, b Aekey ...... 1 Dated June 14, 1916. from the umpires aa possible. Once Loe Angeles ...... 1 6 1 HECTOR 8. COWPER. W. Sutton, I b w, b Askey ...... 2 Saturday * Result* ------C. Iff. on the warpath there Is no pussy footing W. Erickson, c Muncy, b Aekey ...... In the first game of what waa to have Oakland ...... 1 6 t c. or weasol wording for the Eminent W. Bead, b Aakey ...... At Seattle—(13 inning»!— been a double-header at Seattle yester­ Batteries—Standrldge and Baseler; INDIANS TAKE TWO. Butte ...... day, the Miners defeated the Giant* by a Crandall and Elliott. Trojan. Ha*d rather not move at all G. Harris, b skey ...... NOTICE. than to go half way and top. H. Davies, c Roberaon. b Stevens ... Seattle ...... * i'ltober ■core of 4 to 1. The second game waa At Los Angeles— Spokane won the first game from A. Jackson, not out ...... Batteries— MrGInnlty and halted In the third Inning by a rain Morning game R. H. E. SAANICH TAX BALE. Vancouver at Spokane yesterday 4 to 3 Extras ...... Srhmuti and Cedman. storm, neither teams having scored. The San Francisco ...... 16 2 NOTICE Is hereby given that I shall Bobby Steele, pitching against Cin­ At Spokane— •core of tlie first game was as follows commence on July 7. 1916. to advertlai and took the second 9 to 3. The cinnati yesterday, let thy Beds down .460 Tulal ...... Vancouver ...... Seattle— A.B. R. H. P.O. A. K for sale all properties upon which the scores: with three hits in seven Innings, being Spokane ...... Batteries—rOtdham and Sepulveda ;taxes for the year 1914 remain unpail R. H. E. Congregational—2nd Inning*. Shew, 1. f...... 4 1 8 0 0 1 Fromme and Spencer. after which date properties may only b* First game— takflfejut in the seventh when fie walk­ Batterie»-R usuel I and Cheek; Noble Menges, 8 b...... 10 6 111 Vancouver ...... 3 6 2 ed two men. A. J. Collett, c and b Steven» and Murray. Afternoon game R. H. E. withheld from sale by the payment of all A Daniel», b Pooley ...... Me Ivor, r . f...... taxe» In arrears, together with Interest pokene ...... 4 7 1 At Tacoma- R. H. Eldred, C.. t...... Snn Francisco ...... 6 9 2 ■nd tax sale costs. and Cheek; Evans Bob Brown has appealed to the Van F. Davie», b Stevens ...... Great Falla ...... I 8 1 Vernon ...... 5 12 4 R. R F. SEWELL. Batterie»—Acoet . Kdwarde, c Beale», b Stevens ... 1 b. .. ^ nd Sheely. couver fan* for help for his ball dub ...... 4 6 0 Moree, 2 b...... Batteries—Brown. Couch, Fanning Collector for the Corporation «6 the Dis­ . R. Lock, b Pooley ...... ] Shea; Leonard Second game— R. H. E. and says that If he docs not receive Batterie»—White and Raymond,,».»., and Brooks. Sepulveda; Arrellanes, trict of Saanich. W.3 Sutton, I b w. b Pooley ...... and Bartholomy; Vancouver ...... 3 4 2 the required assistance he will have to W. Erickson, c lfcobereon, b Clarke Cedman, Mitchell and Spencer. CLUB STANDING Rose, p...... 9 11 0 put the club on the road. XV. Read, b Montgomery ...... Standing of Clubs. Won. Lost. Pet. TOWNSHIP OF ESQUIMALT |G. Harris, not out ...... -...... Won. Loet. H Spokane ...... 38 19 .667 Totale H. Davies, b Pooley .;.;v...... Vernon ...... 46 33 Butte ...... 28 26 .619 Butt*- Extras ...... '. Los Angeles 44 35 Tacoma ...... 27 27 .500 Levine, e. „e...... NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS San Francisco ... 43 38 Total ...... H4 Vancouver ...... 28 29 .491 11 b...... Notice la hereby given that Friday, Portland ...... 34 34 Civil Service Defeated. Seattle ...... 24 34 .414 Grover, 2 b...... June 36, I* the last day on which the Balt latke City ... 32 39 Great Full* ...... 22 32 .407 Hlllyard, 1. f. .. rebate of 1-6 off the General Tax can The game at Beacon Hill was the clos­ r. f. .. Oakland ...... 31 61 AT ALL SEASONS est of the day, the Civil Service trying be allowed. Kippert, c. f. G. H. PULLEN, hard to break Into the win column. How­ CANNOT AGREE ON Stokke, lb.., INSIST UPON ever, the batting of Hudson, the Albion Roberts, c. ... LAWN BOWLING. Treasurer and Collector. captain, and the grand bowling of Per­ Hendrix, p. ■ .. son* defeated thalr. purpose. The Clvti REFEREE FOR BOUT Municipal Office, . ... _____ ,_____ ;_____ Service scored 86 In their first Innings, On Saturday afternoon games were Esquimau Road, Total* ...... played on the Victoria Lawn Bowling and the Albions. ably assisted by Capt. New York. June 26.—Sam Marbur- Esquimau, B. C. Score by Inning*: Green for the McKenxle and Shortt. Hudson's 6*. madeTtneir total 10*. In the >r, acting for Jack Dillon, and Ike Seattle .... .66000 1000-1 Hill A Duncan Cups with the following second attempt the losers did a little bet­ Dorgan, for Frank Moran, had a two- NOTICE TO CREDITORB. ter, accumulating 9», but the Albions Butte ...... 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 : WHITE ROCK hour conference at Washington Park result»: tame back strong obtaining their neces­ Summary: Two-base hit*—Kippert. Le­ McKensle Cup—Alexander and Stev­ with Harry Poliak, but failed, to arrive LI THIA WATtt sary 76 for 4 wickets. The score: vine. Sacrifice hlts-rMenge*. Morse, enson, 26; Chambers and Wright (chal­ Notice l. hereby given that all persons at a decision over the question of a having , claim. ngelnM the e.t»t« of Civil Service—lat Innings. Stokke. Stolen bases—Shaw, Johnson. lenger»). 11. referee for the bout at Washington Struck out—By Rose. 4; by Hendrix. 6. Alfred Ernest Wilson, late of Darcy M. B. Lloyd. 1» Hudson 7 Park, Brooklyfi; on June 29. Shortt, Hill A Duncan Cup—War- Island. Hrltleli Columhl». fleeced, whp Guaranteed absolutely pure—it refreshes and exhilarates, N. F. Pile, b Parsons ...... 6 Basee on ball*—Off Roee, 4; off Hendrix, nicker. 18; McBride. 16. died on the 19th day of April. 190, »r# without the bite and sting of ordinary charged water*. There K. D. Freoman, h Parsons 2 Marburger held out for Ed Smith, 2. Umpire—Howell. requested to «end the same to the under­ II. O. Griffith, not out ...... SO the Chicago sport writer, and Matt signed on or before Mondey, toe :9th de y Hlnkel, of Cleveland. He proposed of July, 111». »t 12 o'clock noon, «tier ia a champagne suggestion in its effervescence, and it ia un­ 8. W. Barclay, 1 b w. b Parsons » Major league pitchers hav* been go­ which time the executrix will proceed to rivalled for family use. W. Speak, b Parsons ...... these two men when the match was ing strong the last few day». Ft BUMMER DAYSI distribute the emete. hovlng regnrd «ly J. M. Ryvee, run out ...... made and atill refuses to budge an Inch Foster hurl* a no-hlt, no-run game PHONE 435 FOR to claims of which she has received C.' A. BootH.^b Parsons ...... or listen to an argument. Dorgan against the New York Yankee» and the notice Mid eboll net he reaponolbl. for B. K. fsefevr^, b* Hwdaon ...... iny claims" Of which notice hss not been wanted BIH Brown or Kid McPartland next day Balte Ruth let* the same club received-1" All pereen» I wielded to the -A. 8. Tyree, e Ismay, b Paraone ...... and would consider no other*. Poliak rqu«Udttu P.y tl« «me.to WHOLESALE AGENTS C- E- Tyldesley, c Jordan, b Parsons. iwn with 3 bit», while Beb Russell “The New Drink” Wanted Bitty Roche, the club's offtctaJ shutting the" St. Louis Browns out llie undersigned forthwith. A Delicious, Refreshing Fruit Referee. The meeting was anything and allowing them only 2 safeties. In Doted this Wh day of June. ISM. el Beverage. but a peace gathering. Argument the National, Pfeffer, of tbe Dodgers, victoria, B. C. Totel ...... — Manufactured only by ALAN ■ nt'MBLJCTON. Pither & Leiser, Limited. Civil Service-2nd Inning., waxed hot and finally l>eeame personal. held the heavy-hitting Phillies to Solicitor for Mary Annie Wllwvn. Exec» The club officials then decided that blows on Thursday. trlx of Alfred Ernest * linon. ^VANCOUVER, B. 0. M F. f.loyd, b Hudeon ...... Thorpe A Co. Ltd. i0»-$16 B. C. Permanent Loan Building, V10T0R^ N. F. Pur. b Trlnuin -...... «...... they would place the matter up to the Victoria. B. C. E. D. t'rccmgfl, g SJdjB»» -, * atate athletic commission. . wqfc-d per week; 60 cents per line per lie of liquid Wm. Angus. 1253 Smith. 0 fe±|«LLOR APARTMENTS.^ Brought» EXCHANGE—Will accept two or four-1 CANADIAN SOLDIERS! ^^V^^apor and electric light, mas- month. No edvertlseinent for less than iwssenger automobile a* part payment I Won nded—Pte. Win. Smith. » cent". No ed ver tiennent charged for fit?'?? ,or E^ulmaU Pi«mber. Bring etreet. adjoining Royal Victoria on lot. Full partkmlars to Box 1731 1 leas than $1. Medical Service. chiropody. Mrs. Barker, #11 thle ad. ______$tQ j tre1 To let modern apartments (unfur- Times Office.______J26 I (Continued front pag •rt street. PI..*, mm. “YOU'LL GET IT AT SPRATTS * means Ww,I), hot, water_____ and hot water heat- Wounded-Pte. Gilbert Hnlne»tvoi th. that the best service and personal at­ Apply MeUer ‘ tt WE HAVE • large list of Manitoba. | ponndllleo h*—k__ ''^1,. * «L. ~ Pte. Emanuel Roberts. Broughton etreet tf . Saskatchewan and Alberta lands, either rh)n*,dlu °nt«. H. J. CHIROPODISTS______fbrnwood hardware, jm iw tention, combined with quality Killed In action—Pte. James Daven- Improved.... fee Vfxw orUI unimproved,XX ■ take ■ fee view, fortui exchange;* X' 11 ee Ilf < , j■ :'®nmJa*on» Hanley.r * Hask.;- . mPte. fr. tCarlyle an; IV I . —- , , , HEAT BATHS, m.eeose and I Îfr*a“*'_ï1' ÏP: rt|ln„H;jLl“"ollXh'Ur^dl.m, TOJ».rÇ | wrt''wmJT 5SSh Wfe^rfshS!!! Brokers, Ltd. JUI Engstorm. Crlmona. Aha La* rni fV 1 Ouelplt; Pte. Arthur R. Green, hur geode. Sprett’e, Ml Eequimalt rond. I W. Bull. Victoria A‘‘t Emporium, 6*1 EXCHANGE -Five area, rultlr.ted. guofl—Tfr* IC. Fuller,LL.ii-- HrallL...... Ihe._ "'Al.x. (Iwn.1 -fTonmto l[Toronto. , LIME IF YOU WANT an ice cream or a cigar, -N!agara street. Pl.one XV. S$7 houer, 4-inlle circle; r.iet llu.ynl; trade I <>ak River, Man l'r. u I wrcvloualy reported wounded ; now DENTISTS LIMK -Builders' end acrieultnrki lime. box chocolate# or magaelne. drop In et at rulue of *.M. I hinfufiTaTYn Felon Viking Alla.- I*i« i..x„ Yi .. ''ra>- jolHrlally------**1 ‘j reportedrepo missing and believed DR. Lewis HAI.I. DenUI Surge.*, I ?_xi"iL. w,llta Lime Co., Phone ZT31U1 Km». . .. X f Lui|sack, Saak.;«ÜT Pte.i' ■'a“ h"H HaJann>er.,hh Ram-f ,r* I killed*tII,ed in «ctlon—Cpl. Ambrose SL jewel Block, cor, Yates end Ikiugles ESQVIMALT FURNtTURE STORE. Mil »>«th. etc. J* ■ . ,*±*arLÏurt l^rkhill. OBL ttreets. Victoria B. C. Telephones: A L LIENT wlahea to get a home either I William ; Fie. Roy Lindsay Urandun r .fl'î' l urkhl11' °nt- LIVERY STABLES. Eequimalt road, has a fond bargain In i . B In'Oak Hay or Fairfield; will give first- Malt: Pie J a uo , 1,10,1 °r «ounda-Pte. James WiUera, Offloe, M7; Residence, til. mu-top detii, kitchen Cupboard with ?““*• Southgate rlaae unimproved farm us purl pay- I ...... "rRae. \Mnnl|ieg; I Hamilton. I.R, W. P. FRAHKIÎ, 301T Stobert P.ee. “t'ï.** «TABLES. . 26 Johnson, rlaae doore, table, ohalra, bedstead., SMI ,*PI>ly, \lctorla Plumbing Co nient, also fair amount of cash, l'oasr I ' ler Marlin, Koblln. Man.: l*t. I Mlaalna—Pte n „ t- Block Phone Out. Odlce hours. MOI hacl“« expresseI wagon, etc. springe and droning table.. ml I - phon*» and HIM. !»■ Blindera and Broker., Ltd. JfT| Kdwln Pllchford. Calgary; Fie. T. o I Nuiil rn xo‘ , Har*ra'^ * « m. to « p. m. I PLon. US. I FLATS, furnished and unfurnished. WE HAVE ferine, tors, city homes to I prvvee. Medicine Hat; Pte. F. C. Rich- " Michigan street. jy*7 YE HAVE farm., lets, city home. to | neu,™. meaicln. Hat; I*te. F. C. Kith-1 Upper Klnlor^ V b'"m7 ELECTROLYSIS MACHINISTS. ______OAK BAY DISTRICT ___, ______trade. Let", talk It over, punforda, ardMn.- Ca.tleton. t»nt; Pte. l-'rank Tledau. „ " * LLECrROLTSIS-FoUrtocn yeara- pr^EWiNtl. MBItMOD * «>3, ‘Jf.J'Üi DRY GOODS—Our summer stock la now I SUITE TO LET—Park Mahalona. two R1 Union Bank,______3/71 Ryan, Bangor. Saak Pte J -- - I .. . 1 **0, James R. Strange.- BÎP.?*ïî5î> !rom c,tY Halt. Apply tm IF YOU HAVE any hdueee or property not L Bt. Boniface, Man ■ !>,, ...... , ...... tlenl experience Ih removing ...perflu- Rectors. We ere experienced raflMr I»W Oak Bay avenue, corner Fell MreeL I Quadra street lyl» to exchange, list It with us. i oast I Hmallman Souria " ... ’’ ». '' 1 «Hlleeple, Moose Jaw; ous hairs Mrs BkrkBarker »U Foi* atrset I and machinists. Mechanical work of - «SW»»». "‘1 rOITWISri. any kind.L- I earl AutoA ,.*re ando e.d lu.lnphlaunch ream»repairs, 1rs Builder, and Broket., Ltd. H Hmer Tree.hink a“* .. - 1Port Arthur; Pte. ENGRAVERS Bring your troubles to us. All work CLOVERDALE DISTRICT BUSINESS CHANCES. guaranteed. Opposite Russell Station. FOR SALE—ARTICLER | Steven», Medicine Hal; Fie! Half-tone and mne engraving ! CLOVERDALE DISTRICT-Oarbago GOOD FAMILY GROCERY BVHINKHS Esquimau road. Jyl mAlfad XU. — — - - v I fur Bill.. .. 1-11 — X- . S _ i ...X ... A —. . A SATURDAY sewing ma. l,lne '.peulaU at Thompaon. Indian l ead. Beak.; Pte. F. I B- M' Kwan, Tompkins. Seek.; I*te —Commercial work a specialty. Designs I moved. Phone 1003. for sale, eetabllehed about W years, METAL WORKS. ■plendld list of family accounts paying TH Yates Hinge.-, |IS; White. *10.51': I A. Turnbull, Winnipeg; Pie. ITiak. M, Innés, Fort William- Pte advertising and business stationery. I W. E. MILLS, express and transfer. , regularly month after month; stock O. CngravlîïSï^^t1 Ttro«|lnBus£^Md of ' •’Arini.t SHEET METAL WOKKp Furniture repioved. baggage collected J Homeaiic, IK, ______JM Young. Winnipeg. I Francis Mnrln, j*orl Arthur; pte. Jus! low; fixtures and flttlhgs all modern IOHT YOUR COUNTRY HOUSE wtth-j Wounded and mlaalng—Pte. H. Cljf. I Murphy.. Toronto. reeoivrd At nroee tfuain.es VI- | CorniceI work,——-L skylights,.kvlleht* metalI winwin.­ and delivered. Phone M70R1. hnd practically new; an exceptional op­ dows. metal, slate and felt roofing.- hot portunity to aecure a sound business el elei-trk-lty. llynaino. At order, half-1 ford, Ht. Marys, Ont. I reported mining; now tin- S'KRAL. ENtlRAVEB. Stencil Cutter air furnaces, metal celling*, etc. • reasonable price. Apply Grocer, Cere Price. I». Demonstrationriemi here at ». I'reyloil.ly report*! miaalng; now I reported prisoners of war— end Seal Kngraver tleu. Crowther, IK VICTORIA WEST DISTRICT numslde.Burnside. WWanted anti for a ellenLc-lleaL 'lady“dr » I.I ...... ------„- ___”_ _, LF Tates street. Phone 1771. of It. P. Itltliet & Co.. Victoria, B. C. bicycle «any condition If gesl make).joWlt tolly reported Kerioualy III—Pi 5*- * Jasper. Nephel. Wash.; ^wharf etreet. behind Poet OIBce. J. E. GÀS80N for satisfaction In plumb­ ,______j3A tf MILLWOOD. ing. M8 Catherine etreet. Phone---- J2I | Cslex Lambert, Berlin Milia N. H. I te. Make B. Smith. Dunvllle, Onl ______FIRE INSURANCE. JyM I FOR SALE—Bath and massage parlors, DRY MILLWOOD. $3 00 double load; «1.60 ■S,«W FEET new l Inch kal. Iron pipe al . Berloualy III lie. P. A. Dnvla, Tie Pix-vh.usly reported mlaalng; now i. R SAU.NDKH& MM LansMs,______single load. Phoatf 4516.Jjr7 If. STANLEY gives personal supervision 1 doing first-class business; will sell rea­ junk prices; all else" new chicken wire j ruutu. •meJally reported wtUt SMK Unit sonable. Room 2U Hibben-Bone Bldg. at lent than wholesale prices; several ! Wmind#»»! !»•«. Wm iImi. r-pevsentlng the Newark Fire Insurance " f® *11 orders. Home killed meat. Op- Phono 612. jag marina engine,, flr.t-rluaa order. Will ' " '! „ ?‘"r,h 1 **t* C. Green, Halleybury. Ont ' •* . of 105 years' standing. All valid OLIVE OIL. pœlte Fire Hall. Phone 1012. jyf Mlaalng; believed killed In acll.m- claims have t»»en end wrlU be paid «muetrade or nuybuy all kinds of tool* or ma- 1 M><,n*y. C. li.; Ile. R. 11. warahiey,Beard hie y, I ni,mMir . IT ... at promptly. Telephone UTfi FINEST ITALIAN VIRGIN OLIVE OIL SPECIAL . VALUE kn children’s straw I DANCING. Chlnery. The Great Western Junk Co.. 1 Berwick, N; Pte. Frank Mc Knight. .UI. ^st R' Stafford, Market _ E. Dvluiastro, 1453 Government. Phone hate; echool ho», lie. , p.lr, ellUxee. nxvr.NrïJ 141M3 Htorc street Phene 4X24. J» Peierboru Out r,rwt Victoria. »» Jyl* Victoria West Dp- Goods Store. jjol LESSONS—Private. Boyd. malleable ând htkki. ranges, i l^wHT4îa^Jl,«Cpl E. Demi lie, Sri down and It per’ wee*. 1-hu‘n'e "l"«fi."">iii I ' Rhglneers. B,'* AM8HAW A .«rrAi POOIoE, barrister#- ] PAINTING AND DECORATING. Hampton. N. B. st-Isw, Cl Uastlc.n stiwet. Victoria. PAINTING, pa per hanging.. v-■»<■«». ——-- FOWL BAY BEACH ______IFOR RENT—HOUSES (Unformahed.> _Governmrnt street...... V | lh Action Sapper Alex. WiU Jwmw- Wntcrr. THoS lIeGUfNESS welcome, all at Ills IfÔ MEN OF ALL AGES are wearing our I la2T; IMlhouaie. N. 11. XlEOICAL MASSAGE giaslng, etc. Jos. Sears, 933 Bay. Phone . H BENT-HOUSES AND APART »*ST. a 19 tea rooms and bathing pavilion. Open I ha|a Otir prl' e la C for a good quality | _ ri|cd »> wound» Driver L. T. Purk, the year. jyn I MENTS. furnished end unfurnished, Artllierj'. ETIIEL GEARY, Masseuse. Vapor, sul- II parte of the city. Lloyd-Young * Bnd ^ ^ to «2 for the new straws. I Hawkeabhry, Ont. .. pttue, - atssie -MkSp.JtâBdeilict PAWNSHOPS,______fleet- WMOcd... wlMlng;. j«i*| Wounded-Gnr. Cyril Kemp, Onr. sags; electric blanket sweats a Î_*“Ï5 ! AAR0.V90X 8 LOAN OFFICE mured to LODOC8. brunt Uaaioax-Oars Peter Mette. t vatment. Second Floor. H Pemberton Building. Phone 4tr3t. h r | 12IS Government etreet, next to Velum- CANADIAN ORDER OF Infantry. D'hhen-Pone Bldg.. Victoria. Jyg * kl* Theateu # ill e # Court Columbia. SB. meet, «th Friday. 'FOR RENT—Unfurnished. 9 rooms, mod­ prupart)-.- June,, m F„r( atreeL Phees I h"1 « erroH, iXnbruka. Uhon- 411, I p_m.. Orange Hall. Tate» at. R. W ern. hot water heat. 2 baths, garage, 16731». j Ont.; Supper Fred I'erna, Burrard Herimudy 111 - Pte. McHael Daze. 9_ ■Mragi, 111 Moss It. Tel. 1TOL. very reasonable, an Iking distance, fine SACIIIHI-K- Singer drop-head machina. |Vancouver; Sappar Waller Kll- Hull,'Que.- NOTARY PUBLIC. ______POTTERYWARE.______location. Apply 204 Central Building. j26 WIM.IAM O. HAITNt'B. Room I*. Hth-|8=w K>* p|pp w*R=-pi;l.d ul”- «r?u‘â “ Oa E.B B JUVENILrfo'UNG EN" c9- Lid. AOF }•*.“!•« Thursdays 'R RENT—Nearly new, modern, six- ______» J36 J Martin, Toronto. Jui, Ont.; Ile. Reginald K. Little, O. F. Hal!, 7 o dock. Secretary A room IktMlse. furnace, hear car. Montreal ent.; Acting Lce.-Sgi. Her- PLUMBING AND HEATING. Street. Plfbne lJMl». ______Jy2*' gine, |60. good overboard motor, cheap: Que.i Sapper Albert Morgan, Weal To­ lien F. I»ickhart, Krntvtlle, N.’ S - NURSING. LOYAL OR ANGE ARSOCIATIOX-L. O I ______13x9 fishing boat. 10 h. p. engine, cabin, Lca.-rpl. Wm. S. B. Lockhart. We* L.« 1610. meets In Orange Hall, Yateê IVKrtY NICE seven roomed house, "all__ mast and sails, stove and fittings. «49» ronto; Happer M. J. TampUn. Hope- Private MATERNITY HOME—Term• I P1pi 'i Pan" New York; Pte. Jan Lowe. Deaeronm. - - ssonable. 2311 Lev avenue. Phone I _ ”ora P110**** 3< 64 single end 42 double 1>lgh-« laeM |.. . . Pie. Frederick McLennan, New Glas­ SHORTHAND. * P .Halt North Park Bt Presi­ row or walk. «25 July. «46 July and records In Al condition. Including Butt. I *’a> view> vm* Phone &2S5L. Jy!« Melba. Caruso, etc., revdrfl* alone cost I gow, N. 8.; Pte. Arthur W. I'oMer. dent. F. M. Wyman. 917 Pembroke Bt August. Hint A Co.. G32 Broughton fit InfTntry, Hamla. Ont.; Pte. Dennis Holgate. FHiUtTHAND 8UHCm.Ha. 10U Govern-1 A,M. James. W. Becy., 71-3 Disco very $134; price «156' Immediate sale. Box l i»»iu»t street. Shorthand, typewriting ______SCAVENGING. ______;______m 1746, Time*, or Plmne 1T89L, Suite f. J2r Wiranded- Txie. -CpI. Welle Arnold, North Hattie ford. Bask.; Pte. Elmer R. Bt. ' Visiting member* cordially Invited TO LET—Seven roomed house, close to hookkeeping thoroughly taught. E. A. I VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO.-Ofllce 1'XlU 8ALK Ensign camera. «3.50; bicycle, BIMiopbury I* o.. Quo.; CpI. Kvnnrlhl llohiu-». .Owen Hound, OnL: Së. "au M-dvmillan. principal. 1 1136irX GovernmentJ Jovar nmun t street.U 0 ruof *D1.o" PhoneMa BONS OF ENGLAND B 8-Alexandra. car and Fowl Bay beach. Apply MS Grant. Gxnanoque. Ont : Ptv. Olarvni'r I brry E. Horiprr, Allendale, Ont- Pte Ashes an»l gar I tag* removed. TT6, meets ffrtt and tMnl Thursdays Robertson street with nem tlr»?", $8-50; *et boxing gloves, TUITION A O F Hal!. Broad street. H. H «2.50; bicycle ga* Temps. $1.71»; steamer Wesley BnrrlcHn». Guelph: Pte. Win. j Albert e. Hoople. 8t. Catharlnesi ont.; stationary. prJ •HOE REPAIRING. Pram, president. 646 I»angford street; TO LET—Three roomed shack, in good trunk. «6.50; xtewl fishing rod*. «3.50; Murray Boyd. Hamilton; Pte Preder-1 Pie. Matthew Albert Hoeklnaoii, Tii- ENGINEERS—Marine, Jss^ ^P ^ Tempi*. MBS Burdett locality, light and. water; reasonable ratchet fishing retd", 46r.; blcycîe paredAr*d for' certifiâtes. Mondays. Thure--] CHAMPION "SHOE REPAIRING DEPOT rent. Apply Farrell. 85 Blmms avenue. puinpir, 2A,- ; Dunlop aprvlel tiree, .*3 — ■ : I ^ Brow n. Mnnrton, N. B. ; Pie. John I mntn; Pie. Wilfred H. Huard, Bath daya. W* W1»terbum. «SI I —Young & Manton. prop*., 636 Johnson Parkdale Sub ’ JÎT Imperial Dunlop. *2.76; Week ovefallx, I I'kinaldaon Brown. Toronto; Pte. Ill' ll 111 ml. N. D.; Pte. Emeat L. Hunter Ci♦ ntrai Bldg. I ■»nd ir:> l>>ugla«_____ jyfl SONS OF ENGLAND B B —Pride of the ------—------— 7ic.; wire Ulreli-liera. 17.50 per «et; l-anjo. Iard George Brown, Edmonton: Pte Harvey, N. B.; Pioneer allas II u.„ " Island Lodge. No 111. meA* 2nd and T?.I2:T^,V,11P0'U In, North*”r'' n: i-h- M^ntr,.,;«inw» %::: IF. C. 6HERRIFF has removed to stor»» 4th Tuesdays In A. O. F. Hall. Broad I rangga Cook street.______JIT BUSINESS DIRECTORY on Cook street, nearly opposite Royal St W. A. Painter. Maywood p. O.l FOR RENT-S-room cottage, 114 Chester, *"•1 t'anaillan bike tire., Bt.: bleyele I pt*- Albert Thomai Burge»,. Boulh foundland: I*te. Albert Hutton, Toron- Jyl F,r.-8» ntJ ^e<‘2tsrL_A" * Brindley. I with or without stable. W7 View. Jyf AIIVKRTISKMKXTS .^l.r thl, head. 1... ,x. ^ —------1*»I7 Pembroke Bt- city.______1 rement, le. per tube: «pe.'lai-les and taxe. | Hamilton, Ont.; Pie. Maaon Dutton I to; Pte. Wilfred Inpallr Thorold. Ont ■ o**l per word per insertion; S tnaer- Ie* JACKSON Wge to advice hie cu*t«»m- gfé.,■gr_,J‘*..?.f!g*tl««HMa.. GM : Pte. Allan Gouwnv Pte. Henry W. Jefferletl. Toronw- Pie ttons. 2 cents per word ; 4 cents per ir* ot removal to 648 Fort street, near K. OF P —Far West-Victoria Lodi NT FOR RENT—HOUSES (Furnished ) X Friday. If. of P Hall. North Vsrk .le. Weyburn, Saak : Pte. Roger J. Martin S. Johnson, llartlbog Bridge N , word per week; 5#V p,m I JameMown^N H: Pte. Wm B.; Pte. Chari,» E. Johnstone. Mont- liaruixH L.I la»» I A—a ..A v t,u . . . . ■ —1 Promis Block. 1006 Government Bt. | house. Rockland avenue, for July No advertisement charged tor less I try Arthur Hlbbs. 618 Trounce Arm. August Phone 176*. give me a trial and bring your repair I **• Hnatlnge, Ont., Pie. Irwin A. I real; lie. Wm. J. McNabb, Green more, than |L opposite Colonist Building. Phone 4168! COLUMBIA LODGE. Na. fl O O. F. Job* for careful, prompt attention. I Kelt, Harrleton. Oat.; Pte. George| Ont.; He. Robert McPhee tieverlev meets------Wednesdays. ------I p. m„. in Odd_ rPti" IPURN'ISIIKI» MOf.Jl-J to man .ml wife, AUTO TOPS. I SHOE REPAIRING promptly and neatly lows Hall. Douglas street. D. Dewsr. I W Olive etreet. Rhone tilUR. I'uIrfleM. Ruffle, the cycle man. *1» Yale». Phone I Wnldon Leader, Toronto; Lve.-Opl. near Edmonton; Pte. John G McQu.r- don», reasonably priced. II. White, 1317 % ».------' Hwry Leaning. Gall. Oat.; Pte. Wm. j rle. New Dominion. P. E. L; Pte. Leon- KUW auto top* an J du*t cover* of finest BUtnshard St., two doors from telephone J - emS3SR *« “»»• Wt *a«j*|twkiwtt. Toronto; Pte. ' Arthur P. I nrd McQueen. Rt. John, H. B.: Pie. Al- quality at cut rate*. W. D. Cartier, auto Tnr pRDKn^jjlir tYtS KASTBRN STAR |tHI!EE ROOMED VOTTAGU. nlvely pn’nter, 354 Belleville. Phone 292. Jy23 mette on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at furnished. Apply 7014 PemwiKHl rond; ftvTHAt.t. tor .love, ami ranae. M.n; l>»r p^« Dav,a- N «■: p‘- Cyril fred Maître. Montreal; Pte. Tanerede STEAM AND DRY CLEANING." • o'clock la K. of P. Hall. North Park BAKERS. " street. Visiting members cordially In­ DominionAtla,a theatre.*or Yates“**« rsnges.*trei-t." a>*xtCo n. ! Nelson. HiahHl*h HiverRiver. Alt*All*.; • HieI'le M»t-| Marlin.,, u.St. xr»..-;Maurice.__ . Que.; Lce.-Cpl. J.- I REGAL CLEANERS (late Herman ft vited. FOR RENT—At flhawnlgan I»ake. fur­ made ami connected: old «love» bought I tkew Herbert t'heelham. Raakatnon; 111. !.. Montgomery. St. John, N. li j*t, P.KNXIE A TAYLOR, the only genuine Stringer). 843 Yates fit Men's suits nished cottage for July and August. and exchanged. Pha«a »M»R. Jy, I Die Charte, W. Chilton. Detroit; Pte I wm. G. Mullarkey. Toronto; Pte. Ken- Butter Nut bread bakers. * Wholesale A. a F_ COUBT NORTHERN LIGHT. H, t> Mlttw ft Cn . 1898 Douglas Bt. JN cleaned and pressed. *1.30; tattler stifle No. WW, meets at Foresters Hall POH SAT.K 2*1 ft. laiineh, 7 h. p enalaej Alfred Chrlap. Wlnnliok; Vie. Harryl neth Nelson. Montreal; I'tt. Alex V und retail. Imperial Bakery, Fernwood cleaned and pressed, «1.75. Phone 1586. Broad street. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays [TO RENT—Five-room. furnl*he*l cottage. «■f1!. Phone 764, ______J yi ■Silterton. Bees. 434 Helmcken street. Phone 2419L. J26 «Ith canva» hood. »li«. Apply 2U Crnra fltrlatle. St. Catharines, tint.; Pte. I O'Brien. Mxwekland, Ont: Pte Cliarleii barbershop^ STORAGE BATTERY STATIONS. | TO LET—Fomtebed e«4l«*ge, wm «„ ~— | o"ver Church Rather (Ik'ii, ont.; Pte. lit. o'Lenr* Pre»Sult. Ont.: Pté. Robert HELP WANTED—MALE. •ith'^VS^T-STvES'*»£;17,0 vm*** GI> fiTOVKWOOD for sale. «4M cord; I par,•l,0^,•• N- s- pte J<>hn J Connell. I K.>rdsdale P.OM Ho* 196, B. C.; l*te. palred. Ja*. Car foil. Stobart-Peaee an automobile at your service. We hare Bldg.. Yates. Phones 5663 and 41»R. Jyjg WANTED—A good painter, three week's dellveretl promptly. A. It. Hatch, 310 |St- Juhn- N 2*1**- Kdwin (Wdey.I Hert .1. Stock, Minneapolis, Minn.; Pie. BOATBU1LDERS. job. Box 1750, Time*______J27 • large number of houses to rent, sev­ Belleville. ”Phone**---- r *^548» * 1 Toronto; Pte George Corbett. Port J.»hn U Sullivan. tiro«»klyn. N. Y.; Pte »AT8~ AND LAUNCIIEB~dealgned and W0?^,ARI^8,£)RAqi£ BATTERY %rvlce eral new ones. The Griffith Company •oillt to order; repairing, hauling out, I ÎH*?”-*0 •an.<1 wt.',ra^ APPIJCATIONB for custoillan of reading Hibben-Bone Building. PIANO FOR SAt.e Big «nap. •» Fori IHupp' °»1 ; Pte. Luge ne Corbin. Pt.lj. p. Tall, Edmonton; Pte. Francis ro*mi at the public library will be re­ ______17»I p""l Croîs. l»1n. Bonrinanvllle. Ont ; I’le. Leon-1 Tliompaon. Weymouth Falla. N. 8.; Courtney and Gordon. Phon» 2246. Jyl* age, qualifications and give references n' *1de avenue. Phone .1125L. as to character; salary. «60 per month. ______m you don't want them to learn on your I aril <>. Gould. Rocheater. N. V.; Pio-I Pte. Norman Thompson. Northbrook. Address Secretary, Library, comer w,wklhoo thl7efor!ir't/l5",vo,5l JLTl- I n"'r Brn<‘*' "ap,l'l. Caron. Saak ; Pte. I Ont.: Pte. Charte» O. Thome. Spring- BUILDER» AND CONTRACTORS SWEEPING COMPOUNIX Yates and Blanahard. J26 FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS. tn Qodfree, the bicycle «periallst, corner I ",n Harvey. Meili.ofte liât: CpI. Allan I field. N. B.: Pte. John J. R. Todd, ^•M F. DRY8DALE-0«lce and ahop I NO DVerr—Sweeping compound la a per­ to God free, tha bicycle specialist, corner | , ------— ------. feet floor cleanser. WANTED—À good all round ms, hiniat I FOR RENT—Garage, up-to-date. $4 fixture, a «pevlaky, ID41 North Park il làde by r* • * Blanshard and Yates. JyM [ Hamilton Foley. Lethbridge, Alla ; Pte. Hamilton; Pte. Charles D. Bolton. Cor- Co. Phone 27. Apply at once, 910 Gordon street. J38 | month. Corner Linden and Oxford. rJ30 rrr I Noel F. Esh, Chasm Falls. N. Y. title. Ont.; Pte. Ernest Toombs, Toron- fit Phone 642. JYM EMPLOYERS OF HEI.P who may now |DMK ROOM for rent, with phone and BICYCLE TURKU, nf-w. to clear. «IJ6. [ TAXIDERMISTS. Dar^rl.1dge, 1)04 Oak Bay avenue. Phone kPf#* Arthur E. Foster. London. Ont ; I to; Pte. Albert Prince. Winnipeg; C|»l. JONES, jobbing carpenter, 837 Fprt Bt. or \ty, the Immediate future require typewriter; per month, «7A»; with ateno- Phone 1673L. 'WHERRT Jk TOW. 629 Pandora avtnuT aklllen or unskilled labor, eltlier male I fi^Pher, «20. Apply 24 Winch Bldg.. B^ATB. jy9 J Pioneer Bradford B. Fox. Yarmouth. I Osmore F. Read. Toronto. ( 4ÙCKNTKK AND BUILDER _ T. Phone 3921. High-claws selection rugs; or female, should send In their names I C,*Y-______mU tf DATS, flat bottom, lu stock and mad -V. H.: Pte. Melfort F. J. Fox. I.ondon. Wounded—I»tc. Albert E. Reeves. To- i* Thlrkell. Alterations, repairs, jobbing. big game and various head* for wale. Bureau* *° th<$ Mun,c,pal Free Labor |STORE AND BASEMENT to rent at 731 to order Jones. 637 Fort street. Phon' Gnt ; Pte. Ernest W, Garrett, Toronto; I ronto; Pte. Charles H. Rennie. New 76T9L a| tf 1-sky roofs repaired and guaranteed. ______truck and dray. ” Fort street, 6.560 sq. ft. floor space ______,Pie. . _____ tiugh .... Goldfield.______....St...... (^atharlnes...... I Westminster;...... Pioneer "Wilfred Reyn-i. R -'ne 3389L. Estimate» free. BSShS .ÎSit:^ Plumb,n* Ce- T,5} Cw5. ^Kui’gSS,"* TSS:I! P!p- <,«rri". Rdnumton |oie. Winder.-Out.: Pt,. Wm. Rich VICTORIA TRtVK A DRAW CO . LTD HELP WANTED—FEMALE. CABINETMAKERS. *n<1, •'î!!'*- 7« Broughlon flL Phone I17»L. Engineers. Hrdfon. I>artford. Out.; Pte. Robert R. Telfrphoftei 13. 47R*. I7D5. WANTEt>-StJ-ong girl. aoeu«t.»med to I ONE AND TWO-ROOM OFFICES *o Rittwage, Saskatchewan; Pte. Robert CA HI N ETM A Kl N G, furniture repairing operating power machine; good wages I M In Times Building. Apply at Times and Inlaying. Antique furniture VACUUMCLEANER»: ~ FURNISHED ROOMS. apeclalty. Phone 4043 L. ______to right party. F. Jeune St Bros., Ltd.. I Office. HA\ E THE AUTO VACUUM for vour 578 Johnson street, jj$ I - «------TW<1 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, Suffering fr.»m shell sh,xk-8apper I F^derlc^ Schuliz. ^Bertln^ OtlcT pie CHIMNEY SWEEPING. carpets; "atlufactlon assured. Phone WANTED—Smart, respectable girls for I WANTED—MIBCKLLANEOUS. with housekeeping privilege*, cheap. M or ley, close N. Quadra greenhouse*. X> m J. Dunsmore. Walter Scott, Guelph; Rgt. Earle M CHIMNEYS CLEANED (li years' ex- ushers. Apply Variety Theatre. J2« FURNITURE WANTED^ Best casli price psrlence In Victoria). WOOD. WANTED—G< nerst servant. glven^ Phone 1879. MaunteslJ27 Rifles. IScovil. §|. Stephens. N. B.; Pte. Leon Lloyd, phone Apply J>24 UltNIfiliRD ItOoMfi, near Missing l'éb. Wilfrid K. tilgwood,|ard Feoger, Brantford, Ont.; Cpl. Alex, 2183L1. ______Linden grenue. ______JM IWANTEI>—Small cash r**glnter; state Jyll ICAMERON WOOD i Jyf? CHIMNEYSr HIMNRY8 -CLEANED-Defective flues f rord- P® per i cord; kindlin’* $2 ner IF YOU HAVE WORK for a few hours ,owesl Wire. Box 4298, Times. JZ7 te. Norman Wlgsell. I Sheppard, Toronto: Pte. Cecil Simpson, nt*C *tc-_ Wm. Neal. 1018 Quadra fit. I I cord. Phone 6 fioa. BRUNSWICK HOTKT,-«0e. night and up Ivmdtm. Ont.; Pte. Frank Parrcn*. ™rn'."r,»wTi.'' «-ad<>pt hy b.b. It weekly and up; best location, flret------! pRT CBDAR for kindling or .to», wood name to the Municipal Free Labor boy. Box______1742. Times J2T _ , Winnipeg; Pte. Sydney Payne, Brant- CH1MNEI 8M EEP-C. White. Town or j 3L6*); blocks, «125 per load, delivered* Bureau and let us send you 'the man or claas. no bar; few housekeeping room» Prevlously rei»orted missing; .flpw i^p-j ford. Ont.; Capt. Wilfred. F. Peter- woman do that work? |WANTED-To rent, large tent, for' throe Tate* and Douglas. . ‘ " »nlry, any distnn--e Phone 3068. JylQ | Phone 2545. J>22 month»; state price and size. Phone nmnn, Cobalt, Ont.; Cpl. Wm. P. Phil CLEANING AND PRESSING. I WOOD AND COAC JTT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. lips. St. John, N. B.; Pte. John Pilot. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. I WANTED—Second-hand set single har- Willow»" I - ~ — ~—------i Montreal; Pte. Wm. Piper. Port Hope, . CI-ARENCB FRENCH DRT CLEANERS WK8TKRN COAL the TIRE SERVICE HTATION—Metro- HOUSE KEEPING Suite, WOOD (’O.—D H51Y f"r n*’‘l b%,,,y , orse- Phone Phone 37741,. jjrt 111*1 • FORD and Oakland car for sale. IOnt.; I’te. Frederick J. Potter, King* Clothe* cleaned thoroughly by dry pro- I MavKenxte,- -prop, r- Cordwood. any polltan, 721 View fit. Phone 3877. Jyi7 zzl Thoburn Garage, Au Esqulnialt road. Iston: Pte. Joseph Fouling Caraquet. fes*. Kltl glove» speclaliata. »f< Yates Jength; lump coal. «7,35; nut, «6.25. Phone DRESSMAKING ÀND COfiTUMES-Own NICELY FiTItMSHKD .^Merchants Rank Phone 2907. ]yj materials made tip. Ml»» ^ ANTED—Good fresh milch goat. Box rooms, nice ground», 15 minute*tea from 1 N. ti ; Pte. John A. Smith. Halifax; Crowther, 1J9. Time»,______City Hall; rent reasonable. Guo Gorge CORSETRY. V. W. C. A. next B. C. Telephone Office. |yi LOST AND FOUND. John A. Stewart. Druid, tiask.; road. Phone 1687R. jy^j Pte. Charles Baker, Windsor, ' Ont.; FOR THE BENEFIT of young wW? R KNEESHAW. h.al,, and medlam.' IM I Wpho».EM"T'’fl„v.ï.m"H;; l»OST In city, gold l«M*ket on full. In. BPÎRELLA C( » ft.SETH -Boning guarsC- Olloliant avenue, off Cook street. Con- nïî J1**»*- E. If. Mit FOR RENT—Bed and sitting room en It tailed J. W. O.. and inscription on re­ Pie! James Campbell, Dorvat. Que.; “Ihraakable for onr or out of employment Room» and Riiltations dally. Circle*. Tuesday «n-î 1—hrtl' “ U V No' 4 JTt suits: also housekeeping rooms. Lima. verse side Phone 190. J27 Ueut. Kell C. Ferguson, Toronto; Pte. “|l1- Corartlrre board. A home faom home, 75# Court, 290 Government street. jy 19 wilt Halt reeldmi-r by appolntm.nl Mr. ney street Friday, 8 p. m. Take No. « car. jy$|8lTIT CASES, old gold and silver, bought FOI' ND—Lad y ’ * satchel, containing Robert T. F. rnlr, Wtnnlpe*; Pte. John ro»l.on. mgr . m Campbell mk. DOMINION MEAT MARKET. Oak Bay I,erman* «*» Gov HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. money and key. Home ms.______J36 Fox. I to mil ton; Pte, Oeo. B. t'leave. atupben Blk. Phone | WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER? Junction. This week we recommend our I rrnnient. Phone 039. ______JÎ6 943 Pandora. Jye SCOTt ’H TK UR 1ER. iron gT« > . Apply, Kton. Alts.: Pte. Howard M. Gorman. F. L. HAYNES, hlgb-grad- watehmakeri home cured ham and heron. Try our f FULL VALUE, for old gold" rind silver*1 FtrRNTSHED CABINS. housekeeping giving tag number, to Box 166C. Times, OYEINO AND CLEANING rooms. «1, with all convenience*. Busy Oakville. Ont.: Pte. Wm. J. Grant St and engrnvera, manufacturing Jewelers cooked meat», the «aies are Increasing Borrls C. PeMz, 654 Y'ut-a. i«t floor. 1vi« ______jse P STEAM DvV~WOR ------11 We"> specialisespeclallxe In ring making. WeddliWedding dally; there'» a reason, A. McKensle. | jfNK and anything »e<-ondd,7^d^ Bee Confectionery, Hillside and Fifth John, N. It.: Pte Win J. Hawklna, St prop. Phone 1656. . also SITUATIONS WANTED—(Female 1 jolin. N. n.; Thoa. F. J. Hayes, Toron- .l.el* and eleaning iarmT mh,i * *‘,t ' Mn«" m,“,' a< •hyteat notice. Best and lyl I rag» and rubber. At 07 vime' '"u.ïn'oroerr rom , ;d,h7„Pr„0: îh.«?î“.ïe0~>..'î»y^ All work Tel. 5096. Johnson St. to, K*t. Thoa. A. Higgins. London, .... , or,l,r» solicited. Phono guaranteed. 1124 • MISS EASON, Hlblsm-Bone blk., artfs- PASTURIZED MILK. MUNICIPAL FREE LAHOR BUREAU ~ ^ " *• . Tlie pioneer window We call. il 'il van», okpresa end trucks. Storage cleaners and Janitors. £168 Government. Electric Mpcchfn_e_ Shop, Douglas Cypie I Phone 4». WANTED- House, t or t rooms, and 2' racking and «hipping, ostce, 7!» view Sk Motor Co. “2645**" Douglas. Phone4 #78. I JM ROOM AND BOARD. or 3 acres, good land, dose to car ter­ - GERMAN SOLDIERS xtreet. Phone 1.VT7. stable. 507 Gorge DON’T FORGET Tu PHONÎTÏ7W. Jameï jyu BUT JUNK of all kinds. I Burns minus : must bo snap for cash. Dun- Hay Window Cleaning Co., 641 Govern­ Blanshanl. Phon» To LKT-Wery com for table rÔüm7 with ford's, 3il Union Bank. j+g v »ad. Phone 2383. Jy* liourd, Cordova Ray beach. Apply Box ment afreet. COLV'lLLE INDIAN RESERVATION. ~ FOR SALE—LOTS. “ Parla, June 2». — Information ob­ GARAGE. Washington State, open for settlement. WILL PAY CASH for any amount of 1768. Times. j27 AUTOMOBILES FOR MIRE y U. S. government; registration from household furniture, new or second­ tained from a deserter fiom thr 2Stli fîTvTxÔ GARAGE, corner \ViiHrf and hand. Writ-* Box 3633. Tlm%s. lltfOM. or room und board, piano and WATERFRONT -Five lota, next Esqui­ JITNEY CARS—People wishing to hire Ïuly I to 32; about•496.000 acres; fruit, every convenlenve, one minute from mau Poet Office, the best factory alta Oeimun Infantry ta to th, effect that Broughton. Cars stored and jitney cars by the hour or for short farm, dairy and grazing lands. Com­ HWHMT SMk pHpés car. 813 Wollaston street, Ksqutpiait J27 Prives reasonable. Convenl-nt^for plete sectional map. description and In» «6.000. or exchanoxv clear title. Rox 1771* 'he German soldier's fresh meat ration trips should telephone Jitney Associa- description and brass, zinc. lead, old rubber,*êta *Ph^» ______Jr* tourists. Phone 41K. Jyl7 tlon Oarage, number 20*1. formation postpaidId. «100^ Smith ScSk Ifd-__ 1747. Victor Junk Agency. Jacob aVÎoS* ROOMS, with board, facing Beacon Hill haa hern cut down from 176 grama Créa. Room 635, Eagle Bldg., Spokansu son. ITS Johnson St. Will call it a^ park, clean and home like. 1014 Park ORCHARD, small, highly productive, for Cally to 200 grams, which la just half MfTHOPGI.ITAN OtRAtik. 7J1 VImt St" Boulevard. Phone 2719X. jyig S. JOYCE—Auto for hire, day or night. Waah. — • eddn sale at price of unimproved land ad- of the ration of fresh meat received hy Cars atored. Flrat-clgaa mechanic», jy|7 Re*, phone 4407R. Stand, corner Fort Joining, easy term*. Box and Government street». jyjg IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL WANTBD-Yeor chlokroa. dnrl THE BON-ACCORD, 845 Prince»* avenue, OH. Times Hie French noMler*. The German FURRIER. for caali, no matter what It Is. Jacob Yean* pi*»: cuh p«ld »t your seven minutes' walk from City hatf ■Hp SITUATIONS WANTED (MW) ' Aaronson, 573 Joli paon street, Second­ Phone B01IL. Rooms from $6 per month. Room and FOR «ALK-HOUtllT canned meat ration also haa been cut ÏIîED FOBTER. 1216 .Government street. hand dealer. Phone 1747. «6 horse power ism board, «1 per day. Phone 28S7L jyf down to 110 grama, aa compared with Phone 1537 WANTED—By middle-aged married man, onr at your service free. WANTED-Carpenters- tools. clothing, FOR HAI.R-HIx-room, moilom. rated sober and steady, permanent work of trunks and valfSes. tents, gun*, furni­ TO RENT—Furplihed berlrooms, au Its bio the 260 grama of canned meat in Hi, Street, close to fc-hool. trlgh wttuaffon French ratton. ______^ FltH______any kind; handy with tools; beat of LAWN ture, Jewelry, gramophone*, boots and for gentlqroan or friends, with Use of reduced to $:\w*), term* arranged imi*»^ references. Box 17H# Times. J2S delivered, shoes, also machinery and old gold and' ao-, etc., all home comforts, full ford *, sn Unton Bank. ' ^ ALL KINDS of fresh and smoked fish In chlnleta. and < Jyl silver. I wit! can St Ony a.Idreaa, Jacob r«I. Phone 30L. tjn season. Free delivery. Phone «61. W. WE HAVE A WAITING LIST of skilled Aaroneon's new and ae-ond-hand store C FOR REAÎ. SNAPS in home* tlT^F Vm PRIZE MONEY. J. VTrlgleeworty. tel Johnêon Street. and unskilled laborers, clerks, book­ 571 Johnaon Bt.. Victoria, B. C. Phone WANTED JdOUSES. pleases sea Dtmforda, Sil Union Bank keepers. etc., both men and women, WANTED—AUTOMOBILES. London, June The tout amount I'M’PI SUPPLY nothing but freeh fish. ready and anxious for employment.nployment, WANTED—Two or four-paaeenger auto­ HOUSE WANTED. 6 rooms, wlUi W F NWIsr Brt*.. the Croirai Fiah Market, What do you need HIGH, PRICES paid for ««atU,«{ alas lot. -eleeo In"; must be a snap;. --- pôwoijt^;-ACRCAGS.------of prise money under the Supreme Municipal mobile; state lowest price for cash. Full clothing. Phone 4329. I. Herman. H2i kJobn i street. Phone . Free Labor Bureau, particulars to Box 1734, Times Office. Jft 11 IE YOtr WANT-* farm. Ia7*a or am»lL Court Prix» Deposit Account thus far Qovci nment street. 17*. Tiroes. ilA I-’A! J>7| bm Munforda, til Vnlea Rank. Jyf haa totalled nearly £4,600,000. VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1916

verse of the 1X7th Psalm: rtveth Hip beloved sleep." MEMORIAL SERVICES Archdeacon Sweet reviewed the bishop's life in the light of its happi­ v'SSSî* 4 «T6»*' TO LET ness. He whom they loved and who ,«WtlRY Sîûth. HELD YESTERDAY had been taken from them had been FURNISHED 857 Cook St.. 11 rooms ...... i.. .$25 happy In his life, happy in his work, *2 Mom 81., 7 room» ...... ,....$35 1686 Wilroot Place, 8 rooms... .$15 happy In hlr death. MS Rockland Ave., • room» ....$60 941 Transit Rd.. 8 rooms ...... $15 J5 Newport Ave.. 7 room» ...... *30 2013 Fern Wood Kd., • rooms. ...$13 $W7 Empire St., 9 rooms ...... $60 1084 Queen's Ave.. 13 rooms ....$30 Addresses by Clergy In City 610 Burjelth Lodge, 7 rooms. .$37.tti 817 Broughton St., 5 rooms ...... $10 1719 Stanley Ave.. 6 rooms. . .$$7.60 1213 Quadra St.. 6 rooms ...... $8 COURT OF APPEAL Mt. Douglas Apts, to let. Apply 2U47 Chaucer St. I rooms...... $10 Churches Extol Life and Ex­ >F rnt Suite 9. Kflv Summit Ave., 8 rooms .. $22 56 itünar 161J Rank St., 6 rooms ...... ®*7 Pine St. 7 rooms ...... $1 ample of Late Bishop Scriven Burlellh Drive, 7 rooms 38 Dupplin Rd.. 1 rooms ...»...... $B REFUSES HEARING Ull Beach Drive, 13 rooms Ç84 Work St , 8 rooms...... $8 Newport Ave., 11 rooms ------843 Michigan St., 8 rooms...... IMS :S •111 Delta St, 8 rooms...... $6 N. Hampshire Rd.. 9 rooms ....$46 Memorial services for the late Rt Cordova Bay, 12 rooms, suitable 737 Front St.. 6 rooms ...»...... # for two or three families...... $60 981 Inverness Rd 4 rooms ...... $7 Rev. Augustine Scriven. Bishop of Co­ 141 South Turner St.. 7 rooms 1784 Bay St, « rooms...... $16 Gosden Case Has No Status; *76 Battery St., 8 rooms ...... $36 «A Hillside Ave., 6 rooms ...... HO lumbia, were held throughout the dio­ 8t David St.. 6 rooms ...... $» 1866 Lee Ave., 8 rooms...... $1$ cese yesterday, big congregations be­ Criminal Appeal Does Not 1464 Yale 8t, 6 rooms ...... $26 1214 Yates St.. 8 rooms ...... -PO 'll Davie St.. I rooms ...... $17 ing present at practically all the Angli­ Lie Till After Conviction *23* Shakespeare St., 8 rooms .415 UNFURNISHED 1M7 Bee and Marlon Sts.. T rooms can churches In tribute to the memory 1009 Pembroke St . $ rooms ...... $10 ...... 813 of one who aa a pioneer churchman In Cedar Hill road, 6 rooms.$11.60 Yale and Oak Sts., 7 the Island endeared himself to all. Powl Bay Rd., I rooms ...... $16 Beach Drive, 8 rooms 'if* Joseph St., » rooms ...... $20 The Dean of Columbia preached at The court of appeal—Chief Justice 713 B Ians hard St.. 4 rooms Macdonald, Mr, Justice Martin and W Niagara St.. 1 room ...... $6 714 Blanshard St., « the 11 o'clock service at Christ Church • 8 roon,B ...... su 136* Ladysmith St.. 1 rooms ....$7 Cathedral, the service both morning Mr. Justice McPhillips present »49 View St.. 6 rooms ...... $18 1616 Flsgard St.. 4 rooms ...... $11 and svctilng being marked by special morning refused to hear the appeal %.v°ba 8 r<>om* ...... $U 107 Newport Ave., 1$ rooms .....M taken by the accused in Rex v. Gos ISf S?k _ Z Ave- 7 rooms....$11 1188 S Hampshire Rd.. I rooms flB hymns and prayers as well as by the Victor St 4 rooms ...... $8 1718 Fourth St., 4 rooms ...... $8 memorial character of the address. den by way of a staled case sent up 1.1! Haul,aln St.. 4 rooms...... $8 1406 Fernwood Rd., 8 rooms .... .$25 Dean Schofield’s text was part of the by Mr. Justice Murphy from the ^.emVf’ke 8t-. 10 rooms... $16 1217 Quadra St.. 8 rooms ...... $8 size court. H* Htllsi» Ave.. 1 rooms...... $15.09 twenty-seventh verse of Luke 2Î: “I 1907 Du« h< ss St., 6 rooms ...... $12.10 Their lordships were unanimous WL*M * rooms...... #1$ 1*3 V. Hampshire Rd.. 7 rooms. $15 am among you as he that serveth ” "Prm# Rd., opp. Oeo. Jay School* The keynote of the late Bishop this attitude, it being quite clear from 8 rooms ...... $20 W •TORES AND OFFICES Heriven's life was service, said the the statute that the right of appeal Ml„Frrnt 8i 8 rooms ...... $7 only lies when the case is concluded Uie^?rth tark St.. 17 rooms. . $20 E. | 647 Fort St...... $40 dean. For twenty-five years, chiefly as by a conviction, which is not the fact ££ Wmk\roome ...F ^O 784 Yale# St. email store ...... 420 archdeae**n. latterly as bishop, he had , „.ork St., 4 rooms ...... $8 hell himself ready for any call hi this instance. _ ' l” ork St . 5 rooms ...... $8 736 Yates St.. 32*117 ft. H. W. R. Moore, counsel for ‘the WHWILKCRSO* 918 Russel! St. 8 rooms ...... $15 H)16 Douglas St.. 1 store. throughout the whole dioee.se. And 1784 Albert St., 1 rooms...... $7.66 826 View St- warehouse. the late bishop*» service had been char­ accused In the assize court, appeared mîfiovtwEfirat V1CTOFIA.R C ™ St.. 9 rooms ..$15 817* Broughton 8t...... acterized at all times by humility and te argue the point he had raised, and mfe K,Lk t,Ave ‘ 8 ro0me...... 116 901 Yates St., store ....a. sincerity. It was because of these two \V. C. Moresby, crown prosecutor 1619 Bank St., 7 rooms...... $15 90S Yates St . store the assizes, appeared for the crown. 8ol8 Rlanshard St.. 4 rooms ...... $14 919923 Fort St., stores, each .. things that the whole community, both jB? Çdmon ton ltd.. 6 rooms. .S.1CLÂÛ- ■Garage, tear of residence ..... wlthto and- wRtwmt ■ the church, Mr. Moore stated briefly the nature of the charge against Gosden. and the witnessing to the beauty of his life by point he had raised that there was no mourning for the departed bishop. legal evidence of ÿie existence of Such service as Bishop Scriven had P. R. BROWN, 1112BROADST. Judicial proceeding before which the INVITING OLD FRIENDS Insurance Writtes. Money to Loan. given brought Its own reward—the af alleged false‘swearing took place. The fection of everyone with whom he came clerk of the legislative assembly put In contact in a certified copy of the resolution In conchisinn the dean urged his list appointing the committee. s eners to emulate the example of such a life by*'taklng hold" at a time when Air. Justice McPhillips—lit it permis —AND NEW------sible to have a stated case heard by ■ ■ . 1 __ ■,1 V ~ ESQUIMAU VOTERS there were pressing responsibilities foe this court w here there lias been a dis­ Answers to Times all agreement? |NVITING all who may be interested to come in and in­ In the evening Rev. J. W. Fllnton, of Mr. Justice Martin—No, It Is not. Want Ads. St Mark's, gave the address, taking Mr. Moore argued that he was en spect this model jewelry store. The artistic fittings, CALLED TO MEETING his text from 1 Corinthians. 4: 1 and 2: titled to have the stated case heard “Let a man so account for us as of the at this time. the magnifioent stock, and the thoroughly up-to-date The following repliés Ore walling to Os coiled for. ministers of Christ and steward* of ‘ You cannot get a stated case heart1 plant for the manufacture and repair of jewelry and 682. 967, 979, 1129, 1180, 1149, 1218, 1235, 1273. the mysteries of God. Moreover It Is by the cojurt of appeal until there Is a 1279. 1310. 1326. IS*. 1341, 1470, 1484. 1625, 1543, Liberal Leader and Lieuten­ required In stewards that a man be conviction." said Mr. Justice Martin. watches of every description, reflect the optimism we feel regard­ 1660. 1652, 1564. 1801, 162k, 1706, 1713, 1804, 381u, found faithful' It Is not a point of when a trial 3933. 4069, 4163. ants Will Speak at Luxton on Bishop Scriven had been essentially Judge may reserve a case, tout when it ing the future of Victoria. and before everything else a minister is proper for us to hear it, and It Is cf Christ. Second, he had been faith -^rVZ Pr Orjty àrd Friday Evening Next never proper until there hak been fui to duty under all conditions. La­ rtinvlctlon recorded." Buttered B’f^d Ccf'ee menting his loss, as everyone within Mr. Moore contended that in this * PIE ROY'S ™ the diocese did, then wss nevertheless case, if his point was decided In favor Electors of the central portions of occasion to thank G**d for the man him of his client, the case would go no Pioroy’s Sods Fountain at your sorvics Esquimau constituency will on Fri­ self, the high-minded, blg-souled Chris- further. day evening next have the opportunity tton gentleman, humble, chivalrous, "What you are trying to get here," W. H. WILKERSON TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY of. hearing th(F Liberal leader. H. C. gentle, unselfish, sympathetic In sor­ added Mr. Justice Martin, "is a paren­ LUMBER, WINDOWS, LOOKS, ETC- Brewster, his lieutenant. M. A. Mac­ row. ready to give a helping word or thetic or prophetic Judgment Bear­ JEWELER x Large or small quantities, city or coun­ donald, and William Sloan. hand to those In difficulty. It was ing In mind the history of criminal try orders promptly filled. E. W. The occasion will arise .jit a public difficult to have to feel that they would appeals your suggestion Is a revolu­ Whittington Lumber Co.. Ltd, 3630 not see him again. Everyone felt that meeting which Is called for Luxton tionary one. It is the first time 1 have Bridge street. .Phone 2697. he could ill tie spared. Ills work did “AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG CLOCK" Hall, at 8 o’clock on that evening. ever heard of a court of criminal ap­ WHY HOME TO EAT when you can This Is a central point In the riding not seem to be done. But they must get a nice tasty lundi of four courses at peal being asked to try a vase before and will prove convenient for a large have tho courage of their Christian 1113 GOVERNMENT STREET NEW SPENCER BLDG. the Delhi Cafe for 28c. 7 Try It once faith. Neither his life nor his work dealt with by the Judge of as­ and you will keep on trying It. Tables number of the electors, so that It Is sise." for ladles. ______- expected that the attendance will be a were done. Was It not written of the unseen world In unforgettable words: Mr. Moore said this was not an or­ HOUSES TO RENT, furnished and un­ very large one. Women are invited to dinary' question of the admission of be present. “His servants shall do him service, and furnished. Our renting department has they shall see Hie face." He nt that wrongful evidence, but whether there an automobile at your service. W> have Notices have been posted up side of thf veil, we on this, might still had been any evidence In this case of a large number of houses to rent, sev­ throughout the district.' all the Way (he very first element of the crime al­ provement of the members,' ” remark­ France. The deceased child wss ten eral new oftes. The Griffith Company, work together. "He mourns the dead ed-Chief Justice Macdonald. Hlbben-Bon*- Building. ___ from f*K>ke to Esquimalt town, and the who lives as they desire," quoted Mr. leged, the constitution of the Judicial months old. The funeral has been ar­ Invitation Is to voters of all shades of body before which the accused had SOCIAL CLUBS AS R. R. Maitland, for the vroiàrn, ranged to take, jplace on Wednesday, HOUSEKEEPING and unfurnished Flintonr In the solemn gladness of re­ argued that there wan -undoubtedly* A .» » K D v rooms IVWtX 742 Bay St. JyS opinion, in v4ew of the approach of membrance of their beloved bishop been a witness. If his point had been June 28, at 3 p. m., from the B. C. the campaign It Is the duty of every decided in favor of his client he would gain to the club from the rake-oll Funeral ' Co.', chapel. 734 Broughton WILL SELL a fin:' nine-room residence, there came the plea of his example, the 04139074 taken from each pot. nice garden, with ornamental and fruit elector to Inform himself as to the plea that they pledge themselves with have been entitled to be discharged street, Rev. R. A. MaccpnneU official» trees. Iweiy vjew and healthy, close In, from ■ ousAody.....m—..... -. » The chief Justice remarked that this Jpg. issues before the country and the men il» their power tnd all their posses­ looked as if it might be a matter for ready for Immediate possession ; might who are leading the parties. Mr The chief Justice said the case had consider a four or five-room bungalow sions In self-abandonment for the ser­ the legislature. It might he that this Brewster has not spoken out in that not been completed, there having been as part payment. Apply Box 1767, Times. vice of GchJ and the good of humanity club was solely organized and conduct­ part of the district and no doubt he a disagreement of the Jury and a trav* Jy3 At St. John’s. ed for the purpose of enabling its will be given a cordial welcome, as erse to the- next assise#. The right of Court of Appeal Has Knotty TO B. C. ELECTRIC EMPLOYEES Rev. JT. A. I*. Ch id wick at St. John’s members to play games of chance or LOCAL NEWS Nice six roomed hous-* near Uloverdale well as Mr. Macdonald and Mr. Sloan appeal was purely statutory, and ac­ church preached his special memorial Point to Decide in Appeal games of mixed chance and skill, but car barns, low rental. Pemberton A cording to the statute the court of ap­ Son, 625 Fort street. J28 service for the late Bishop Scriven in the question of law before the court S. S. Barrister from England brought Effle—"Jack, papa said we must not peal could not hear a started case un FLom Vancouver us a big shipment of British lead pen­ HOUSE TO LET. Apply 41 Oswego the evening, the morning service being was whether the crown had proved the see each other any more.** Jack— til the case had ended and there had charge of conducting the place for gain, cils, British blotting paper and cut street. In the nature of a double memorial to l»een a conviction. “Indeed! Then I will turn out the the Canadian soldiers who had fallen and whether the selling of cards and cards. Sweeney-McConnell, Ltd., 1911 NIUE family, graded. Jersey cow for gas.” Mr. Justice McPhillips pointed out sale. Apply 1721 Quadra. J28 at the front and for the blessed deed cigars at a small advance on the cost Langley. e that that court had no control over The position of social clubs which ’who die in the Lord. price amounted to making a gain 01 * ft A MESSENGER BOY wanted. Apply the attorney general or the courts be may be incorporated solely for their Wdkerson A Brown, €13 Fort St. J28 "A pattern of good works" was the them. —------:------Eight Wetchmekere. Haynes has TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY subject of Mr. Chadwick’s evening ser­ to the disposition of criminal use as places where members may play Mr. Maitland Is continuing his argu SNAP—Singer sewing machine, drop- cases, and as the case was still pend­ developed the largest watch repair head, good as new, $25 cash. Inquire FURNISHED SUITE to rent. Nor­ mon, hks text being Titus 2:7—‘"In all games of chance, and which under ment this afternoon. business In Victoria. Satisfaction, re­ mand !»* Apartments, Cook and Flagard ing In the criminal courts there was 839 Vi» v Mr. . t 528 things showing thyself a pattern of liability and moderate prices did it streets. J28 no Jurisdiction in It to Interfere with other circumstances would be consid­ WANTEIx—By mlddle-agt-d business wo­ good works; In doctrine showing un- Bring your repairs to llaynee. • man, position of trust. Box 1778, Times. FOB HALE— Portable chicken houses, corruptness. gravity, sincerity." The It ered by the courts as common gaming year old hens, lumber. Phone $61. ft ☆ it ______J28 (x-rsonal example of Bishop Scriven Counsel having stated that the trial houses, occupied the attentlvn of the OBITUARY RECORD Judge sent the point on the court of Strike Dslsys Liner.—The N. Y. K. AT COLLtWaOH APARTMENTS, 1116 died . —, held up. Four things stood out court of appeal to-day. Culllnson street, nicely furnished, mod­ appeal on account of Its being In ses­ liner Kamakura M&ni, scheduled to PRINGI.E—On the 24th Inst . at the above everything else: First, his sin­ funeral of Mrs. Mabel Sophia ern. P-room apartment. jà sion. Mr. Justice Martin remarked Riley, the steward of the Tender *n>e sail to-morrow for the Orient, Is not family residence. Grace Edna Pringle, cerity; second, his manliness; third, his Langley took place thle morning at W 1.4*0 EMPTY OIL BAJUUEL8~wanted, aged X yeaia. youngest- daughter ot that he should not have done tt, but Club, in Vancouver, appealed from hts likely to get away until the following' humility; fourth, his courtesy and kind­ o'clock from the residence of Mrs. Ifhon • 3493. Jyie Mr and Mis. H. 8 Pr.ngle, of 415 should have decided the point him- day. The steamer is being delayed at Chester street. liness and consideration for others. He conviction by the police magistrate Rhodes, 1024 Terrace avenue. A short 30ft TONS OF . RAIIÜ, any shape and had shovrn that to be a Christian was !t was simply trying to make Seattle by the strike of waterfront slxe, wanted. Box 43n9. Times. Jylft Funeral service was held from the resi­ there on a charge of running a com­ service was conducted at the residence employees. dence this afternoon at 4 o’clock. Rev to be the most manly thing In the the court of appeal decide the <-a*e by the Very Rev. Dean Schofield, and GLENGARRY, 818 Oook street. Fnf- Dr. Scott officiating. *The hand of this court cannot be mon gaming house for gain. The point ft ft ft nlshetl suite to rent. Apply Caretaker. world. “The element were so mixed In thereafter the cortege proceeded to forced and we la* compelled to do is whether the sale of cards and re­ ______JyS PAPKE—The death occurred on the 26th him all nature might stand up and say Christ Church Cathedral, where ser­ Benefit Whist Drive.—Queen of the ins^. at the family residence, 1038 something which is contrary to Judi­ TO RENT -Fully furnished, strictly mod­ this was a man," Mr. Chadwick said, freshments by the club at a small vice was conducted by the dean at half Island Lodge. No. 209, L. O. B. A., will Mast.n street, of Herman Ludwig quoting from the Elizabethan philoso­ cial propriety." said his lordship. hold a public whist drive and dance ern. srven r« smied house. Oak Bav. Papke, aged 67 years The deceased profit over cost price to men who are past ten. The casket was covered with Phone y-WYl. ______J28 Waves to mourn his loss, ties ides a pher. Now Bishop Scriven had Joined The chief Justice announced that gambling constitutes a gaming house. flower*, which also filled Uje hearse. in Grange hall. Yates street, on Thurs­ AT 422 MENZ1E8 ST -First-class bed wife, two daughters, Erna and Elisa­ the choir Invisible, the Immortal dead the court was unanimous that the Other questions of ethics and law came The hymn. "Nearer My God to Thee.* day evening at 8 o’clock. The pro­ rooms, second-class prices. JyS beth. who live again. motion should be quashed, being pre- up incidental to the argument, but this was aung, and at the graveside at Ross ceed» will l>e given to the fund to be The funeral will take place from the The pulpit and Jectcra at St. John’s used for British prisoners of war In A SNAP—Guitar for $4 Inquire lift? Sands .Funeral. I'arlore. under the aus­ is the point on which the court has to Bay cemetery the short service was, Yates street. J28 pices of the Knights of Pythias, Thursc were draped with black, and In the express Its opinion. taken by the dean. The following were Germany. COOKING ~8ToVE, plate rack. day, June 29. 1918, at 8 p. m. Rev Oer- morning the Dead March in Saul was LIVED HERE 23 YEARS Gordon Grant explained that Riley, the pallbearers; Messrs. J. A. Mara. C. ft ft ft Mr-rnlngs, 231 Moss street. bich will officiate. Interment Ross Ray played. In the evening Chopin's Fun­ as steward of the club, had been fined A. Holland. C. Stahlsmidt, M. Hill. Sundey School Picnic.—The Sunday cemetery. eral March. IF YOU HAVE a furnished or unfur» J. Willard, of 223 Wileen Street, for keeping a common gaming house Alexis Martin and Bryan Drake. school picnic of the First Presbyterian nlshed house to rent, list it with the MACMILLAN—At the family residence, St. Paul's, Esquimalt. to which persons resorted to play church, held on Saturday afternoon, Crown Realty Co., 1218 Government Pt. 1921 Cowan avenue, Oak Hay. on the cumbs After Long Illness. Phone R94». J26 2£>bh Instant. Alice, the Infant daugh­ Rev. W. Baugh Allen, rector of St. games of mixed chsnce and skill. The The death of Mrs. A. E. Kcddy, oc­ was an unprecedented success, be­ WE HAVE a numtier of-cheap homes and ter of John B. and Margaret Muv- Paul's, Esquimalt. preached the morn­ The death occurred yesterday of Joel members played poker and stud poker, curred at the family residence 821 tween four and five hundred children lots on easy terms. Hen frown Realty m Ulan, aged 10 months. ing sermon at the Naval and Military Willard, of 223 Wilson street, a resi­ and bought from the club (themselves) Mason street, this morning. She was and grown-ups going to Gold stream to Co., 1218 Government street. J26 The funeral Is arranged to take place church, his subject being *‘A Pioneer dent of this city for the past 23 years. cards, cigars and refreshments at 66 years of age and leaves to mourn enjoy the outing. H. B. Mcl^an, the on Wednesday, June 28, at 3 p m , from superintendent of the Sunday school, IF YOU HAVE a lot or- house to sell the B, C. Funeral Co.’s Chapel, 734 Bishop," and his text "The voice of The deceased, who was well known price which was slightly higher than her loss, besides a husband, William cheap, list it for quick sale with • the him that crleth in the wilderness, Pre­ here through his long residence In the the cost to the club. On each game Keddy. a large family. The funeral wa» In charge of the picnic, and the Crown Realty Co., 1218 Government Ht Broughton street, the ReV. R. A. Mho- Phon- 9g> J26 connell officiating. pare ye the way of the Lord, make city, was about 76 years of age. He there was a rake-off five cents, will take place from the Sands Funeral sport*’ programme and other events of Friends will please accept this Intima­ was a prominent member and trustee which went towards paying for these parlors on Wednesday at 3 p. m. Rev. the afternoon were carried out with­ CITY IvOTH from $3-*v on easy - terms. tion. straight In the desert a highway for Crown Realty Co., 1218 Government St our God. Every valley shall be exalted of Wesley Methodist church, Victoria things. Mr. Grant argued that the law J. O Inkster officiating. The in ter- out a hitch. Owing to the energy ------' -...... » WILLARD—On the 26th Inst., at the Jubl- and every mountain and hill shall he West and wa» particularly well known presupposed that the persons who kept Yuent will, be-at.Rue» -Bay cemetery. and kindliness of Mrs. Miller and the Wv Itosrpîtaî. JoeT F. WTlTard, aged 7$ I» that community.. He had.-beea.lll la teouaa for-gala and those shorwwrt- Goldstream _hotel the refreshment- FINE CITY LOTS ri'vfti $300. CfoWn years, Lorn, :n U <. 1 . y, Ontario, * made lew; and the crooked shall fee Realty C< J28 resident of Victoria for the past 25 made straight, and the rough places for about eight months, and his death ed to that house^to play would be dif­ part of the undertaking was made all took place yesterday morning at the David Hammond, a native of York SMALL PRINTING PRESS and type years. He Is survived by 5 sons and plain.’’ ferent parties. shire, aged 60 years, died yesterday of that It was intended to he, plenty of for sale; will print cards, envelope»} 2 daughters; Wesley, of < umberland. Royal Jubilee hospital. hot water end conveniences for the The preacher referred to the part Mr. Justice McPhillips pointed out pneumonia after a brief Illness. He Witterheads, etc. ; price only $35. Box B. C.; Harry, Fran* is. Norman and Mrs. Willard predeceased her hus- making of cool drtngs lielng supplied H. S. Willard, of Victoria; Mrs J which the late Bishop Scriven had that apparently the steward, for the was formerly a contractor In Vancou­ .JC. city.______JM l»and about three years ago There to augment the well-filled hampers H Uolfln* and Mrs. W English, of taken In building up the diocese, com­ club, got all the money set aside as a ver, B. C., but latterly was in the em A BICYCLE you will 1- proud of, the Victoria. ing before and preparing the way for survive four sons. Wesley Willard, ex- rake-off, and that this was intended. taken by Rambler or Victor; they are fine ma­ plov of Yarrows, Ltd., Esquimalt. The The remains are reposing at the Thom the messengers of Qo

London. June è*.—The official Ga­ Winnipeg, June 26.—With $12,000 The Hague, June 26.—“The future Is zette announces the decoration with which had been lying in the vault of very dark.” says the Amtllches Land- the D.8.O. of Lieut.-Col. Orlesbaoh, Winnipeg bank for 12 years Just wlrtschaftllches Wochenneladt Fuer NEW “FOOT DOCTOR” 49th Canadian Hat talion, and Captain about to take wings and fly away from Nordwertduetschland, the official eco­ PERSHING’S FORCE Evelyn William Vnlacke, King Ed­ him. William Wood man, thought to be nomic weekly of Northwestern Ger­ Unique Treatment of Corns and Other ward’s Horse; of Lieut Henry Hobbs dead for a long time, suddenly appear­ many In reviewing the agricultural Troubles Will Be Given by with the Military Cross, and the award ed In Victoria the other day and had a and cattle breeding situation. draft sent through for his Winnipeg “Hay Is plentiful ” the weekly saya Madame Josephs, Whose Of­ of the D.C.M. to Pte. H. A. Craig, of READY FOR ACTION funds, with the Interest which had ac­ but the grain crop* is promising well fice» Opened To-day. the Princess Pats, and Co. Bergt.-MJr. Miles, 49th Battalion. Details of the crued. After a series of sensational only where artificial fertilizer is avail­ acts which won the awards are given developments Woodman now has hla able. The lack of nitrates Is sadly dis­ "More than half the thing Is to have In each case. money. cernable. especially in respect to the comfortable feet!" This Is what sold­ Has About 12,000 Men With While Woodman Is happy In secur­ rye crop. Vermin, such as caterpillars* Other decorations follow: ing his fortune once again, there Is a iers aay when they are asked how they have caused immense havoc to tur-. Him; National Guards D.S.O.—Major John Boss, 24th Bat­ broken heart down in Kentucky, w here nips, oats, summer wheat and fruit stand the long route marches which TREND OF MARKET talion a little lady, said to be a widow. Is feel­ trees. It Is difficult to obtain an ante- WEAKENING TENDENCY they have both in-training and In ac­ to Border Military Cross Captain John Arthur ing the pangs of disappointment. This dot e at even the highest prices, and tive service at the front The great Cullum, Canadian Army Medical Corps, little woman, Mrs E. W. F. Ferguson, the recent rains also have caused a problem Is, however, how to set about attached to the 2Sth Battalion : Captain had thought that thv idoney lying In ne of weeds. It le regrettable to LOCAL MARKET RULE , DIRECTLY LOWER «peuring thfaaHl-eoinliPtSB&MHRHS ^*Kl Paso. June 26. Brlg.-Oen Albert Peter Miller, Slat Battalion; the Winnipeg bank W see meadows generally-empty or popu­ ■ l ^the^oldlem^sMpThelr socks. But ling’s erstwhile punitive expeditionary Lieut. Jas. Auld. 18th Artillery; LdeuL inheritance, and a local trui$*Tomi>any lated most sparsely. Tattle, pigs and that is only Indirectly attacking the force In Mexico Is ready for action If’“ Peter Brown. 22nd Battalion; Lieut. had Just obtained letters horses fetch fabulous prices. If obtain­ trouble Madame J.wephe, who has Just j necessary. Arnold Hackson. 29th Battalion; Lieut, tiationi for her. Iu fact, the cashier ed at all. Enthusiasm on Upward Side of Mexico Everlasting1 Topic of opened offices in the Campbell building, j To-day. according, to the best Infor­ Robert Powell. 4th Engineers; Lieut, counting out the money for *ihe “The wholesale supply of cattle to ts doing the fundamental work J»y re- mâtton here, til» southernmost tratpost 't-o. Speer, 2lst Battalion. representative of the trust company muni ci pah tics, now that private Values Smartly Checked Discussion and Developments moving the corns and other little af-Jla In the vicinity of El Valle, less than Lieut-Col. Grteshach was granted when a, messenger boy rushed In with slaughtering is forbidden, constitutes ____filetions___ which^ ^_ are the source of so 60 miles from Coltmia Dubtan. the | the D.8.O. for “conspicuous gallantry draft from Woodman hlmSelf, which a grave danger because not only is the by Outside Selling Awaited in That Respect much pain to the man who is marching main base It Is believed that from El i and sk„| ln handling his battalion dur- had been forwarded from Victoria number of breeding animals greatly for hours along the rough country Vallé a large and mobile force may »>e j !ng a heavy bombardment and subse- But the man at the coaat who .claimed diminished, but the lack of natural ------ifi to be Woodman had la» paoof. H* bad j*’ ev]défit If* This cbtt- EHiiwrsir - ^ ir stmtertr* attack by the é&élby: On an­ (By F. W. Btereneoe ♦•jSsv'F • some time past Madame Joeephe has tlon, toward the Mexican Central rail- the passbook and his signature Wài ln Unable to withstand the derogatory in­ other occasion by prompt action and dltlon continues there soon will be no fluences of outside markets where the New York. June 36.-Professional ef­ been treating the feet of the soldier road. Just the same bold sprawling hand­ more cows In calf, the consequence of setting a fine example he was largely hapless dwarfing of values was continu­ forts constituted the bulk of the dealings patients at the Voluntary Aid Hlspitali In the neighborhood of 12.00# men. In responsible for the rescue of several writing of the Woodman who was in which will be no milk, butter, meat ously pursued, quotations on the local to-day and t.«e trend waa lower In prices. ^ for the 103rd Battalion. Stadacona splendid lighting trim, compose Brlg- men who had been buried by the shell Winnipeg 12 years ago. and fat supplies. exchange, as a rule, were checked in their In 1904 Woodman suddenly made up The Mexican situation was the sole topic park, and has had such phenomenal Gen Perishing’s army, fire.” “Trade In the products of the soil Is upward career. Saturday's session saw success that she Is now advertising Speculation on the border today dealt his mind to hit the Klondike trail. Be­ the rudiments of bullishness displayed In of. discussion and It Is quite apparent The notice of the decoration of Cap-1 insignificant. I*abor Is extremely earn for all soWTOtfs affltcted with with the inedibility that jhhjh* action fore going he got rid of a lot of Im­ scarce, and only prisoners of war are ssveret Issues, but excepting in the case that public Interest was mote disposed to tain Vnlacke reads: of Hnowstorm, which gained another roms or other foot troubles. j by the Mexicans may precipitate hos- pediments. Among them was a roll of available for farm work. If prisoner* await developments along these lines. Madamo Joeephe only to-day started,tlliUes before.the exchanges »*etweeen When a party of the enemy pene­ point, softening tactics were freely in­ $12,000. This he left In a local bank of war are not supplied, .which happens Copper stocks which have been conspicu­ trated an unoccupied portion of one of dulged in this morning. In general practice as a "foot doctor.” Washington and Mexico City are oon- and there it remained until the other frequently, then farm work can only and will he glad to give consultât ion- eluded. With the linos of the Anier- our trenches. Captain Vnlacke organ­ day, a period of 12 years. After a Holders of coppers Have witnessed big ously weak hi the recent past were again "be done in part " "and then under the Subjected to pressure and the steadily to anyone suffering with troubles of bans and Mexicans paralleled for at ized bombing parties, one of which he «-«•lines In their securities Just recently, while the bank published the amount greatest diffinflties." declining tendency of the red metal at the kind There Is no cutting, and the least 150 miles, the rash action of some but as yet there does not appear encour­ led himself. Though twice severely- of the waiting W<*fc1nian mil In its agement for reinstatement of long lines London Is causing apprehension among cure is guaranteed. Her work at the subordinate commander, it is vonsider- wounded he continued to fight until regular official list of unclaimed bank MEAT TICKETS IN BERLIN. holders of stocks coming under the cate­ V A D Tv-nftftt proved beyond doubt eJ h‘'re- might embroil Urn main com- the enemy was driven out." v balances. pared with a level of over 90 a few days gory. It Is the concensus of oplnlon that the genuineness of the eure. which Is tnands at any time. Tension, conse- The award of the Military Cross to Little Mrs. Ferguson saw this pub­ the technical position df the Industrial qulte unique, painless and permanent. quently grows with each hour. Amsterdam, June 28.—A dispatch Issues Is ip a weak state and further Lieut. Henry Hobbs was made “for lished list, and as she Hkd a wandering from Berlin says that the new meat tnd Asked Fear that events might be hastened conspicuous gallantry on many occa­ uncle named William Woodman, of Blackbird Syrollcate .... 19» 25.00 liquidation In this department Is feared thus prompted border commands to tickets will be In force In Berlin from Can. Copper vo...... 1.98 2.30 by some traders. sions. notably when after working a whom she was heiress if he had any­ to-day (Sunday) Two hundred and High. Low. Bid. redouble their vigilance. half-hour under heavy shellfire, he thing to leave behind, she laid the mat­ Crow’s -Nest Coal ...... 70.» 78 00 Five thousand National Guardsmen fifty gramme* (about RÎI ounces) of Can. Cons. 8. A R...... 36.60 37 5»), Alaska Gold ...... 20$ 19$ 19$ rescued a man from a blown-in dugout. ter t i heart Kv. ritually, last fall, she meat will be allowed each person Coronation Gold ...... 15 Allis-Chalniers ...... y; JJ JJj are expected to come to El Paso, it learned that her uncle, William Wood- i was said to-day, and many of them He has since been wounded.” Granby ...... 86.0087.00 Do., preL ...... 78$ 78$ l>te. H. A. Craig, of the Princess had died friendless and alone in Int. Coal A Coke Co...... 07 Amn. fiteel Foundry ...... 47$ 46$ 46$ Mrs J M Bobtn.,.m an.» her .laugh- «°'» •»rder b>' the <■»*■>' A inn. Agr. Chemical ...... 66 64| 61 Pats, won the D.C.M. through ’picking some mining camp in Colorado Mrs NO GOODS TO MEXICO. LuTky Jim Zinc ...... 09$ ter*, auulya.nd Marguerite, who have ”alUn>bU* !* *" "•x,r'- up an enemy bomb which had fallen In Ferguson, this spring, after extensive MeGilPvray Coal ...... IS Amn. Beet Sugar ...... *7 84$ ® C - ..37- Victoriavii'i.ri. forfoe several ^ preparations, ,AA1U1 are being made Amn. Can ...... *6® been living ln the middle of a group of our bombers negotiations, wrote to a local trust Washington. June 26.—A virtual em­ Portland Tunnels...... 06 to the Okati- to take vare of 10,000 guardsmen. Portland Canal ...... 01$ Amn. Car A Foundry ...... 57 54$ 64 months, have returned and throwing tt over the parapet, company and asked it to prove the es­ bargo on commerce between the Unit­ agan and have taken up their resi­ Rambler Cariboo » Amn. W«Killen ...... 4&J 44$ 44$ where It Immediately exploded. He tate and get letters of administration ed States and Meglco pending deter­ ...... dence In the Hotel Xaramata. Sara Standard Lead . f...... i s» 1.57 Amn. Ijoçomolive ...*..V...... 68$ 66$ 65j AMERICANS TO LEARN thereby saved many lives.” for her. This was accomplished. The mination of their future relations fas Amn. Smelting ...... w *** mata, for the summer. inheritance of the little Kentucky wo­ Snowstorm ...... SI .33 Of Co. Bergt.-MJr. Miles. 49th Bat­ being planned by the administration. Stewart M A D...... 71 Amn. Tel. A Tel...... 1*>$ 130 130 , ' ù u • • v-r - WHAT CENSORSHIP IS talion. the Gazette says: man of the estate of the Woodman who Siocan Star ...... 2* .28. Anaconda ...... w>$ 771 71 The Femle Free Press announces “During a heavy bombardment by died ln Colorado was not hard to prove Stewart Land .J 7.00 'Atchison ...... I1* 1»$ 103$ that the -wedding of Norman E. Wea- Washington ^ June 28.--Administra-. the enemy he moved from place to in the surrogate court, and the facts Vlct. Phoenix Brew...... 115.0V B. A ...... tM$ Ml 87$ V,r of Victoria eldest son of Mr and , »<-■> officials tu-day prcparcl t„ „.k place in the open under heavy fire, that he had lived a wandering life and MONTREAL STOCKS Unlisted. Bethlehem Steel ...... 442 436 4M C. P. R...... 1751 174$ 174$ Mrs C T Weaver of Femle. to Maud* '""«ress to authorise a military news directing and encouraging the men. as­ that the bank balance tJ the amount American Marconi ...... 8.» 3.40 M Main Varliale of that city, was, censorship in connection with the of $12,000 had reposed In a Winnipeg Canadian Marconi ...... 1.» 1.40 Central Leather ...... j- 66$. sisting the wounded and rescuing burled (By F. A. Borden A Co) C. A O...... 611 solemnized at Knox Presbyterian Mexican situation. Vpun reommenda- men. He has frequently been brought bank for 12 years . untouched gave Glacier Creek ...... 64 Montreal. Jun > 26,-Thc local market Island Investment ...... 30.00 C. A Q. W.. pref. 36$ *$ Ml ctnirch, Fcmlc. by Key D. T. Mci'lln- lien of the army war college, a reaolu- to notice for bravefy." ground for stmng presumption that the finally yielded to t influence of the de­ »! to. k m Saturday morning. June 10 ■ tlo“ ”'»» drafted at the war department Union Club deb., new ...... ' .. 40.» money had belonged tb the < 'ohtrado clining Wall Street market and some Do . old ...... 90 » Colo. Fuel A Iron ...... 4-H 39» 39* Miss rjladys L Weaver, slater of the empowering the president to promul- Woodman. storks were decidedly weak all day. Do­ Crucible ...... 78$ ,1$ 71$ Western Can F. Mills ...... 188.» 133$ 133 brldegr.e.m acted as bridesmaid, and *“<« cenw.rahip regulations. They PAPERS NOT PRODUCED minion » ridge and the steel group suf­ University School debs ...... 102.» Con. Gas ...... 184$ the groom »»»'supported by hln bro-1 would apply at the state, war and fered the roost, the decline extending to Howe Sound M. Co...... 4.» 4.75 Distillers Sec...... 44 42$ 42$ ther. (’orpl Stanley Weaver, 13th C. naval department» as well aa along the BY TH0S. KELLY’S SONS eight points In the f«irmer. Steel of Can­ Colonial Pulp ...... :13 Erie ...... K| 34$ 34i 51 504 M Rv'MÂlMnê Hat. The couple left on border and in Mexico. CASUALTIES AMONG ada lost about four points bef«»re ude- Pingres Mines ...... 16 Do., 1st pref...... 6Ü quate • MuppdrLy-was forthcoming New ...... 74$ 71 73 an extended trip to points ln the in- Secretary Baker also announced that Winnipeg, June 26.—Lawrence Kelly Goodrich ...... a press bureau, under an army officer CANADIAN SOLDIERS York Interests w.-re" buyers of steel lasues %■-%■% and Charles B. Kelly, sons of Thomas ...... 3 33$ ns censor, was being organised to han­ here forThe first time for wveks. Un G. N. Or ectfs. *...... 33i Kelly, and members of the firm of STEADYING INFLUENCE 47$ 47$ dle the news from the war depait- doubtedly the liquidation of weak ac- Inspiration ...... 481 Thomas Kelly A Sons, poaltn .UlLawa. June 26. The following casu­ cuuuti will a&rve to strengthen tha ...... 139 134* 137 BRITISH WARSHIP------— fused this forenoon to make produc­ alties were announced fo-dayl technical condition of the market, and WAS SHORT COVERING Baldwin ...... 78 77 IN COLLISION TO-DAY tion of documents required by the Infantry. should the Mexican situation come to TWENTY-TWO AMERICANS crown In the trial of Thomas Kelly. Died of wounds—Lee.-Cpl. Richard head a recovery would be probable. (By F. W. Stevenson A Cs) Has. City Southern ...... 26 24 2H ...... 77$ 76* 76$ I .aw fence described the request of the Outbey, Pte. Ernest DunhtU, Pte. Davit) High. Low. Close. Chicago, June 26.—The trading in wheat Iechtgh Valley ...... New York. June 28.—The Massachu­ Maxwell Motor ...... 83 80$ *D4 STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR crown as “unfair and Inhuman." Gilson Menmtilr, Pte. Alfred Morgan. Ames llolden, com. .. . 29 2*$ to-day was without special feature and setts nautical training ship Ranger was 74 74 was apparently in the nature of closing of Mex. petroleum ...... v... 97 92$ ».($ J. B. Coyne. K.C., for the crown, re­ Wounded and missing—Pte. Vincent 124$ in collision in a dense fog early to-day San Antonio, June 26.—Reports from Bell Telephone ...... 150 B abort contract*. This resulted In a M . St. P. A S S M...... 125$ 124$ quested the two to appear In court this Ansell. ■ ...... -1$ 21$ 21$ with h British warship, believed to be Brig.-Gen. Pershing early to-day said Brazilian Traction .. 54$ S?l 57$ steady market The buying of July Mercantile ...... afternoon in the event of further steps Missing—Lee.-Cpl. John Barker. Lee...... *>$ 851 87 one of the merchant auxiliary cruisers Captain Morey had been rescued by a C. I*. R...... 173$B against sales of September by elevator being taken, and Justice Prendergast Cpl. Sidney John Bennet, Pte. Cicero Interests was a sustaining influenc Mo. Pacific ...... «1 6$ 6* on patrol duty. A wireless message In­ scouting party detached from Major Van. Cement, com. .. expressed the hope that the crown Blackburn, Pte. Clement I. 8. Blam 96$B Weather condition» have changed to N. Y Air Brake ...... 13H 1» 127 dicated that neither vessel was serious­ Jenkins’» command. Major Jenkins re­ 16 16 would be governed by “obvious consid­ pled, Pte. Bercy Houip, Pte. Francis Can. 8. 8., com...... ■ 27$ 27$ 27$ more favorable outlook and crop reports Nevada Cons...... 164 ly damaged. ported that the two squadrons of the 60$ 60| erations” and would not press Its Henry Brown. Pte. Herbert Frederick . 85| « of a very optimist to nature are becoming New Haven ...... 61$ 11th Cavalry were continuing their «7 B more numerous. New wheat is arriving N. Y. C...... 1'Mi 102| 103* rights to a point where hardness would Brown. Pte. Joseph Harold Brown, Pte. Can. Car Fdy.. com...... 1311 134$ 130 sweeping search for survivors of C and l>o., pref...... 85 B at southern points, showing It to be of N A W...... K troops of the 10th Cavalry. he shown. William Charles Brown, Pte. Donald North America Co...... 654 66 66$ When the court sat again this after­ Can. Locomotive ...... 59 59 excellent quality and a fair yield. North­ TO-DAY’S BASEBALL Of the total 84 men in the two troops, Campbell, Pte. Percy Cann, Cpl. John western advloea. with the exception of N P...... 1131 113 112$ Can. Cottons ...... 50 B 57 one officer and 43 enlisted men have noon Mr. Coynç said he thought they Scott Cavanagh, Lee.-Cpl. Fred Wil­ the crop being late, are all that could be Pennsylvania ...... 57$ 67 Can. Gen. Elec...... 111$ 113$ 113$ 28 NATIONAL LEAGUE reached the American lines. One en­ could get along for the time being at liam Chandler. Pte. Benjamin Cheese- Civic Inv. A Ind. .... 79 7*i 78* Pittsburg Coal ...... 761 25$ Pressed Steel Car ...... *6| 48 44 > U. H. E. listed man Is reported to be making least without Insisting on the produc­ more, Lee.-Cpl. John Coleman. Pte. Cedar Rapid» ...... 78$ 78 71 Wheat- OPM High I»w Cloe-1 tion of the documents by the sons of Hallway Steel 8|>*...... 42| 41* 42 Boston ...... IT tnircT,. 6 9 1 hla way north ln the direction of 8a- Corbetiue Venables. Pte. George Wil­ »4* Mr. Kelly, and accordingly would not Reading ...... »i 94 Philadelphia ...... 1 4 1 blnaL liams. Pte. Allan Wilson. Pte. Simp­ iii! l»$^l«t 1M$ 42 42$ ....116 1141 115$ 1471 10» Rep. Iron A Steel ...... 44 Allowing fort 17 prisoners, 22 men are press the matter. son Wilson. Pte. Graham Davis Wosen- Detroit United ...... Deo...... 147$ I'W* 10«i Batteries—Reulhach and Gowdy ; l*om. Bridge ...... 219$ Do., pref ...... 1*7$ It I Key, Oeschger. Bums. Bender and ■till unaccounted for. Frank W. Simmon, the English ar­ drat, Pte. Robert George Donaldson. Sloes Sheffield ...... 47$ 46* 47 chitect wlio won the competition for Dot», fanners ...... 31 A July ...... 721 74 72$ 73$ 96 Kllllfer. Pte. William Donaldson. Pte. John Dor­ ... 54 52$ 72$ S. P...... 9*4 96* plans for the new parliament buildings, DOW. I. A S...... a» Sept...... 711 71$ 71$ ...... 72$ 21* New York ...... H 17 1 FRANCE’S TERRIBLE REPRISAL. man, Pte. James Hawihorne, Pte. Ar­ imm Textile ...... «1 81 si 61$ 61$ 611 Sou. Railway ...... HI was on the stand during the forenoon. *1$ ...... 87 •* 8H Brooklyn ...... 8 10 0 thur Ellis. Pte. William Ernest Farley, Ills Traction ...... «1 A Oats- Milan. June 26.—News from Switzer­ Pte. Alexander John Fraser. Pte...... (i$ 48$ 47$ Batteries — Perrltt. Mathewson. Lyall Const n. Co...... 86 B July ...... 39$ M 38* 39f ...... 138 135 111 181 38] Ntudebaker Corpn. .. 114 Fchauer and Rariden: Pfeiffer, land states that the French air raid on Nlmmo John Oilltea, Pte. Alexander ...181 rw* 38$ A38$ ...... 35 31| U| DESPERADOES IN TOWN I.aurcntMe Power ...... 63 B « 40 Hughes, Smith, Miller and Met'arty. Karlsruhe had a terrible effect In Graham, Pte. Victor O. Greaves, Pte. 391 Third Ave...... 67$ ®* 66$ spreading the panic ln Germany. More James Greiggs. Pte. Cuthbert Grierson, Lake of Woods Milling 129 A Pork- A AMERICAN LEAGUE IN NORTHERN ONTARIO U. P...... 138f 1*5 135$ than 120 persons were killed. Many of Pte. James Guthrie. Pte. Thomas Ham­ MacDjnald Co...... 11 B July ...... 24.72 24» 24.17 24 75 ...... » 84 64» R. H. E. ...236 236 231 24.56 2160 24.35 2i.r U. fl. Refining ...... the victims were attending the Hagen- ilton, Pte. Ernest.Jabes Heal. Lee.-Cpl. Montreal Power ...... Sept...... tt 62 Chicago ...... 0 3 1 Toronto, June ti—With Jesse James Lard— bach circus when the aeroplanes ap­ Walter Healey, Cpl. Bernard O. Hitch­ United Fruit ...... 157$ 156$ 166 Cleveland ...... * « 0 bravado and daring, seven masked men Ontario Steel ...... 38 B July ...... 13.22 13.25 13.12 13.17 peared. Several bombs Intended for cock a. Pte. .Edgar Holyrood, Pte Fran­ U. ». Steel ...... 84$ 82$ 82$ Batteries -Danforth, Benz. Russell rode Into the town of Ville Marie, on Ogilvie Flour Co...... I» B Sept...... 13.30 13.80 13.23 13.30 the railway station fell In the midst of cis Peter Hutchison, Pte. Clement ...... 117$ 117* 117* and Schalk; Beebe and O’Neill. the north shore of Lake Temlskamlng, 76 78 the spectators. Some 115 dead were Utah Copper ...... 78 Just before dusk and took possession Htewart Jackson, Pte. Frederick Slade Va. Car Chemical ...... 40 38 3» Philadelphia ...... 8 14 0 carried out and more than 200 were Johnson, Pte. Theodore Thomas Quel»ec Railway ...... 28$ 27$ 28$ TO-DAY’S TRADING ON Boston ...... 5 8 2 of the place. Prior to their appearance Western Union ...... M$ D2f «1 wounded. Thompson, Pte. Alfred Jones, rtgt. Ar­ Hhawlnlgan ...... 132 131$ m Westinghouse ...... -r*8$ 8«| 56$ Batteries—Wyckoff, Sheehan. Mey­ the telegraph and telephone wires out­ Spanish River Pulp ... 8 B THE WINNIPEG MARKET According to dispatches from Buda­ side the town had been cut away and thur Hardwick Jones; Pte. Henry Nor­ ...... H8 85 85* ers and 8chang; Jones. Pen nock. pest and Vienna, the newspapers are Steel of Can., com...... M 55 66 Willy’s Overland ...... 286 Z7I communication destroyed. man Causton. Pte. Walter Ernest DO B Shore and Carrlgan. endeavoring to minimise the import­ Cooks, Pte. Paul bowley. Pte. Robert Winnipeg. June 28. Wheat closed from Anglo-French Loan ...... 96$ 96$ »$ The men were all armed and rode Toronto Railway ...... I'»» 100$ ance of the Russian advance in Buko- .... loo* $c. up to $c. lower; oats, $c. to |c. up; Money on call, 2$ per cent. openly down the main street to the Dale. Pte. John Archibald Dickson. Pte. Twin City ...... 97 B flax. lc. up for July and l$c. up for Oc­ OUR COMMONWEALTH. wlna. Several reports declare that the Total sales, 655.500 shares. branch of the Quebec bank, holding tba James Dyker. Pte. Henry Frederick Winnipeg Elec...... no a tober. The market was a very quiet one. Pflanzer army does not Intend to make Hardy. Pte. Arthur Hinds. Pte. Wil­ .... 64$ 54 54 % % % "Commonwealth” Is a better word frightened public at bay with revolvers. Wayagamac ...... It took little to NMng It either way. yet a serious defence at present, but will liam Hotchkiss. Pte. Leonard Hudson. Doin. War Loan ...... 99$ 99$ 99$ NEW YORK CURB PRICE®. than "Empire.” and It would tie well Two of ^ them proceeded to open the the prices were weedy and the trading do so along the last ridge of the Car­ safe wltf» heavy explosives, which, con­ Pte. Sydney George Humphrey. Pte. % % % was within very narrow limits. The bulk (By Fy W. Stevenson A Co.) If “Empire Day" were called “Com­ pathians. where formidable opposition Charles James Lawrence, Pte. Richard NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. of It was scalping, twt prices moved too Bid. Asked monwealth Day.” In this war, these trary to their plans, set the whole Is being prepared. William Lewis, Pte. Pierce Lomas, Pte. (By F. W. Stevenson A Co.) slowly even for that. There was some Amn. Marconi ...... *$ 8$ great little Islande are fighting with the building on fire, making It .Impossible Meanwhile^ fugitives from Rukowlna Wot Samuel Mlllwurd. Pte. George High Low fpod buying by export houses, but it 23. daughter hat ton A for 'the security ’and for the highwaymen to approach -the Close. are entering Hungary by the tens <»f Richard Morgan. Pte. William Stanley ...... 12.61 13.63 13.48 13.46-47 was offset by hedging. The exporters Can. Copper ...... 11 H building for their booty», They de­ Jan...... were mostly after July and It looked as liberty of the British Commonwealth. thousands. March ...... 13.74 13.71 13.62 ll.e-64 Can. Marconi ...... J... 1 I camped. Palling. Pte. Alex. Scott, Pte. Robert If some new business was worked, though Crown Reserve ...... 60 56 They are not fighting for conquest snd Scott, Pte. Arthur Charles Shurbrook, May ...... 13.» 13.91 18.88 13.77 aggression and domination, such as the The fire caused general alarm, and ...... 13.26 13.18 11.» 13.11-11 none could be traced. The demand for Cuban Cane Sugar ...... 66$ 56$ VILLA WAS SHOT. Pte. Arthur Slade, Pte. Archibald Som­ July ...... cash wheat was very good, with pre­ word Empire has always connoted and Manager Lamarche, of the bank, who Aug...... 13.34 13.14 13.14 13.18-20 Em. Phone ...... 121 HI attempted to get away to give warning, ers. Pte. Charles Robert Spooner. miums from unchanged to $c. higher. No. Goldfield ...... W 84 always will connote. They are also Field Headquarters, June 20.—Fran­ Sept...... 13.21-33 was shot ln the side and leg. The safe, Wounded—-Sgt. Walter Cousine, Pte. 1 sold at $c. over July. Offerings were Heel a ...... 5$ 6$ fighting for the common weal of the cisco Villa was shot from the rear by Oct...... 13.40 13.41 13.22 13.24-36 which contained 118.000 In currency, John Doherty. Cpl. (èeorge Gritty, Pte. Dec...... 13.52 13.68 13.» 13.39-40 very light. Oats was In excellent de­ Medley Gold ...... 24 Commonwealth of Europe against the a Mexican he hail impressed Into his mand and developed a fair trade at un­ ...... 28 was found Intact In the ruins after the Herbert Andrew Slater, Pte. George Holllnger ...... 24$ military domination of the German gang, during the battle with Carranza changed premiums. Howe Sound ...... 4$ 4$ fire had been quenched. Connelly. Empire. Imperialism 1» the enemy. In troops at Guerrero, but his-fate still is Ul—Captain Edward Mostyn Wynn Wheat- Open Close Kerr Lake ...... 4* 4$ NEW YORK SUGAR. La Rose ...... 60 65 order to beat Prussian imperialism we unknown, according to a semi-official Williams. July ____*...... - 110-110$ 11» must guard against our own Imperial­ account given out here to-day, obtain BATTLEFORD ASYLUM. New York. June 36—Raw sugar firm; Oct...... 1064-107$ 107$ ...... 15 15$ Artillery. centrifugal. $8.wi; molasses, $5.62; refined ists who do not understand what free­ ed by Major Robert L. Howse, who Dec...... 106$ 106 Midvale ...... «31 64 Died—Cpl. David Murray. firm; cut loaf, $8.80; crushed, $8.6»; mould Oats— 1 Mines of A ma...... 2$ *1 dom mcana.In Ireland or South Africa. was close on y ilia's trail last April. Regina, June 26.—Discussion of new A and cubes, $8.15; XXXX. powdered, particulars filed with the Haultaln Engineers. July ...... 44$ Nlpleslng ...... 7$ 7$ ftkfcougV they profess- to understand $7;*»; powdarsd, J7.75; fine granuiat 1| U • what R (mans In Belgium or Serbia-* AMERICAN CONSULATE STONED. commission by J F Bryant, counsel Seriously ill—tapper Jules Ohlsterin. oet...... til $7.65; diamond , -k. $7.65; confectioner»* A. Flax— X on Star. for Lieut-Col. J B. Bradshaw, M. P, $7.55; No. 1* $7.60. . Submarine ...... \.r...... » 36 p.. In regard to the Battleford asylum, VON BUELOW RETIRED. July ...... IM 1571 Washington, June 26.—A report that Oct...... 1»$ Mil ...... 77 74 was not permitted by the commission "Tee," said the young wife*, proudly. the American consulate at Torreon was METAL MARKET. Cash prices: Wheat—1 Nor., 110$; 2 Nor., Tonapah ...'...... 4$ 4$ to-day, but one paragraph was read Berlin, June 26.—Field Marshal von Tons pah Belm...... 4 "father always gives something ex- stoned by a Mexican mob was received New York. June 26.-Lea«l offered $6.90; 109$; 8 Nor.. 106$; No. 4. 99$; No. 5, 94$; No. 4$ \ pensive when he make* presents.” "Sb, at the state department to-day from containing the charge that through In­ Buelow, who commanded the second spelter dull; East St. Louis delivery, 12 Tonapah Ex ten...... H « 6. 90M: feed. 86$. 3 I discovered wtv-n he gave you awsv,” an El Paso agent. The Information competence and connivance the treas­ and third German armies during the **ke.6u6f$81. No. 2, $**» Barley—No. S, 68$; No. 4. 64; rejected. Buy That Watch From Haynoe. Ab­ vi to audit the monthly bills of hie al- The consulate was eloped and its re- commission fixed Friday to hear argu­ tive for more than a year owing to Ill- $20.50, No. 1 Sou., S20.35titiv.73; No.; 2, $19.76 59$; feed. 69$. solutely reliable timekeepers at ex­ * j le*ed better half. l cords removed severs^ days ago. ment on the new particulars. health. Tin easy; spot offered at $140, Jfiax-i N. W. C„ m. 2 C. W„ lull tra tow prices. • El 4P, JDJO

MORE VICTORIANS GROWERS WELCOMED RAIN AT MERRITT SILK THOUSANDS 01 AMONG 5802 HELD AUTOMATICALLY FrulJgrowere' Association to­ TRAIN WAS WRECKED SICK WOMEN day show that yesterday's rain proved of great benefit to the Helped Every Year by Common strawberry drop. Little picking Seme Suggestions Given Flee was done yesterday, but good To-day's Casualty List Con­ So Thinks Bond Buyers' Rep­ yields are expected throughout With Goods Valued at $1,250,- by The Lydie E. Pink ham tains Names of Soldiers resentative Making Inspec­ the week. Two or three carload 000, It Struck Logging Medicine Co. and poor Appetite lots will go forward to the Well Known Here tion of Western Investments prairie maikets this week. Train For forty yean women suffering from That dull aching, that anuses and distaste an kinds of female Ills have been writ, for food srlth which so many ing the Lydia E. Pink bam Medicine Cm day, soon goes when yoa take Dr of Lynn, Maes., for advice. Instant Relief. The root of the trouble ie disordered liyer, per­ The name* of a number of Victorians "If I have any fault to find with the Merritt. B.* C.. June 26.—A special Thus they receive common sense sug­ haps constipation, and Dr. Cesse!!’* laetgnt Belie# so surely restore» C. P. R. train, carrying a cargo valued both liver and bowels that these complaint» became impossible, appear among the wounded In to-day's western- municipal adminlstsatlon, and gestions drawn from a vast volume of at approximately *1,260,006, was wreck casualty list. They Include the fol­ what 1 have to say does not apply par­ POLITICAL NOTES experience, end thousand» of sick wo- tl. lowing: Gnr. Thus. B Floyd, 1H6 ticularly to this city, where tax sales I ed in the Merritt railroad yards when men have been saved from untold suffer­ I» Monterey * avenue; Pioneer Lewis understand have been fairlÿ regular, It This evening the Liberals of Ward I. It ran into a switch and crashed into ing, as letton like the following dearly I lea Id, Beaumont P. a; Pioneer J. A. Is that tax sales should be automatical­ are to meet In the. Arcade building a lugging train waiting on the siding show 1— Goldie, 16IS Richmond avenue; Pioneer rooms, when the leader and tho other ly held each year, and that ty* policy for it to pass. The engines of both Newark,Ohio.—"Lydie E. Pink ham’s Bryce Forester, 7*6 Bowlsby Place; city candidates will address the elect­ of having them should not be an Issue trains were badly sms shad when the Vegetable Comp~ n pound has made me • Pioneer C. McGlIUvray, Gorge Road; ors on the Issues of the day. A hearty of municipal administration." special, running at a speed of about well woman. Year Pioneer Ja* H. Fielder, and Pioneer 8. invitation Is extended to all residents Such is the opinion of D. W. Myers, Swmtive Wash le B. Treilhard. Pte. Douglas' North, !i« that ward to attend this meeting and twenty miles per hour crashed into representing Hayden, Miller A Co., In Jest the thing I* hear a discussion on the topics that will the siding. Fortunately no one was Sidney, Is reported to be dangerously vestment bond buyers, of Cleveland, overcome female 111. hoM thé attention of the electors dur­ seriously injured, although «Weral | Uyer who, with Mrs. Myers, arrived at the weakness. 1 kave 6 «__ a, ing the coming campaign. members of the two crew» received troubles. Empress hotel yesterday, and left this told young An official cable was received on .... -A "«A-. severe shaking* da* for Dr. CmsuiTt instant Ktlisf and taks ae lubshtaU. afternoon for th**'South en route home. The train was carrying the cargo of Saturday by J. S. Floyd, Oak Bay, an Mr. Myers has been making an in­ Hon. W. R. Ross, ministériel land* Bouncing that his soft Gnr. Thomas was en Saturday afternoon nominated »Hk brought in by the Empress of spection of western municipalities with Japan, and wae on its way to New dies, end whet they Floyd had been wounded and now Is as Conservative candidate for the con­ regard to tx^id issue* “ While he finds York, by way of the Kettle Valley and baye done fer me. In 8t. Luke's hospital, Halifax, Eng., .tl appreciation of the policy of stituency of Fort George, at a meeting I think Lydia E. being treated for a gun nhdt WOuhd 16 the Crow's Nest owing to the retrenchment, there is still in .many held hi Prince George. There was a Plnkham’e Vegeta- the arm. Gnr. Floyd Is a native son, destruction of bridges on the mam places a disinclination to hold tax sales double reason for the change made in ______ble Compound saved *0 years old and left here In October tin* in order to clear up delinquent taxa­ the government standard-bearer In this Engineer William Clappertnn. of the lfq es my health was very bed with a draft of the 6th Regiment. At tion. 1 constituency. A. Q. Hamilton, who legging train, waa caught between the ■ I wrote you, hut bow I can do my "It may be at the present that the was nominated a year ago, at the time engine and tender and sustained sev­ Xown work end have net had a skek day enforcement of sales would lead to the of the abortive dissolution of the legis­ eral serious though not Jangerous since I began taking your remedies. political extinction of adnalnlatratlnna." lature, waa. found, not to be strong -brutes» and eut^ abou^tha faua.aoA, 1 keep the Con,pound u:>d Liver PUh fib he said, "but the law ought to be en­ en,.ugh to carry the seat, and he inti­ head. It Is n«t known vWTi fcapon forced without discussion, and thus the mated his desire to be relieved of the stble for the switch not being thrown hand all the time."—Mrs.Geo. Thomp­ municipal authorities would know bet­ "honor" of being the government can over for the special to pa** son, 24 Sherwood Court, Newark, Ohio. ter how they stand. didst». Why don’t you write for free advket "The practice of economy Is not easy Then, on the other hand, Mr. Ros- Address Lydia E. Pinkbam Medicine for a public body, still the circum­ found that Fernle was not politically WILSON SENT NOTE Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mess. stances demand it. The Inevitable re­ healthy for him and that he could not TO GEN. CARRANZA action after hoom prices has been em­ be re-elected there again, even with phasized by the war, and thus retrench­ the aid of stolen bollot-boxes and plug­ Wifi Not Address Congress Before Ne i BEAUTIFUL HOMES i ment to the last dollar has been forced ging. So It was decided to try to kill Hee Received à Are do longer the monopoly of the wealthy. Thanks to the Standard Furnteb- on communities. The only question Is two birds with one stone by having him rk Co., to-day the man of moderate means can furnish his home handsomely whether you can carry yourselves over venture his fortunes In Fort George, Reply. GENERAL CARRANZA md e* n luxuriously, out of wage, salary, or Income, weekly, fortnightly, or the next few years, till conditions be­ hoping that the prestige of a cabinet monthly, on a plan so easy as to make furnishing a pleasure. Call and see mm, you will be pleased. ■ gin to right themselves. No one need minister and. the promise of generous Washington, June 26.—President Wil­ despair of the future of the WesÉ -appropriations with him as Its repre STILL HAS A CHANCE "The financial situation has entirely m ntatlve would win the seat, which Is son called the ranking members of the STANDARD FURNITURE CO., 731 Pandora Ave. changed since I left Cleveland, due to one of the new ones created by the re- congressional foreign affairs commit­ the Mexican situation. Like many oth­ dlstributhlon of last year. tees to the White House last night and ers, Hayden, Miller A Co. have bought A » » Informed them of a communication Must Surrender Prisoners and Canadian Issues largely, but no bond At the Bowser meeting in Vander- sent yesterday tn Gen. Carransa. He FIFTEEN AMERICANS house will commit itself to further ex­ hoof on Thursday, the Socialist candi­ told them he would take *o further ac­ Disclose His Intentions To­ penditure until the present situation Is LISTED AS MISSING date In Fort George, John Mclnnls. who tion and would not desire to address wards American Troops Improved, and the clouds across the “formerly represented Grand Forks In congress before a reply was received. Mexican frontier have passed. For our the legislature, bearded the premier and As he left. Senator Stone said: "The American Field Headquarters, Mexi­ selves, however, we hope to continue to WHY SUFFER his ministers and gave them a bad situation In exceedingly scut*" None co, June 26.—Thirty-eight stragglers show the same interest In western In­ quarter of an hour with hts frank dis­ of the conferees would discuss the con­ Washington. June 26 —Gen. Carranza from the Carrixal engagement had vestments as hitherto. City of Vic­ cussion of conditions In the north coun­ PTE. M. HOLROVD tent» of the note, x to-day had one more chance to prevent reached camp here teat night and the toria Issues stand high at the present try, the cheers which he received show­ Elise,. Arredondo, Gen. Carranza's an open break between the United time, 1 may add. from having handled ing that the audience was with him **» ambassador here, announced that his number of missing was estimated offl SKIN TORTURES a number of them." State» and Mexico. Another note sent the time of hie enlistment he was ess- the altitude which ho took. Mr. Mc­ government had accepted "In principle" dally at fifteen. When x poet- ployed In the engineering office of. the lnnls dealt with the P. O. both In the offer of the Central and South him yesterday by Secretary Lansing San Antonio, Texas, June 26.—Capt. cerd will Oak Bay municipality. the matter of the treatment of labor American republics to mediate between demands that 17 American prisoner» of Lewie Sidney Morey la safe, having WB^toH along that line and the general policy KILLED IN ACTION the United States and Mexico. the Carriud battle now held at Chi­ reached the main body of American of the government In releasing to It six Mr. Arredondo said, however, that mo Pioneer Lewis Heak), who was huahua City, be %eleaned and that the troops with two of hie me* mflltoas more than It earned end In far he bad received only n preliminary wounded In the left foot on June 16, Mexican government place Itself on Mexican treope fired the first shot amCUBA now proposing to lend tt another six expression on the subject from Mexico Is the younger* eon of Sidney J. Heold, millions, and he expressed approval Of record Immediately concerning it» fu­ on the trooper» of the Tenth United • well known local business man. City and expected further Instructions SOAP the action of Mr. Brewster In seeking ture Intentions toward the American States cavalry at Carrtsal, but wot un­ Pioneer Heald la a native son and Is 21 seen. Secretary Lansing's attitude la a legal declaration on the legality of forces now In Mexico. til the American force* fearing an years of age. He was educated at the understood to be that there Is nothing ambush, had advanced In battle for­ the government's acts In making over that could be properly submitted to North Ward. Central and Iflgh schools The communication disc lowed that mation. ayording to a letter written which give here and later was articled to Swan- payments to the company. mediation in the existing dlfferen General Carranza had admitted in a on the da/ of the fight by Capt. Lewis quick relief From an Intimate knowledge of the Bet] A Noakee, surveyors. He joined between the two notion* The secretary note received by the state department, Sidney Morey, commanding Troop K and point country for hundreds of miles along-Abo issuing orders to General Trevteo. U», to the""1st ’ Canadian Pioneers In August declined to eny what his coure* would of the Tenth, and forwarded te MaJ. line of the Grand Trunk Pacific and attach American force» moving in any speedy erne last and arrived In France on March be If a formal mediation proposal was Gen. Funs ton by Brig.-Gen. Pershing 1. Hie brother Earle la with the 27th north and south of it, Mr Mclnnls wae made. direction except toward the border. In when all else able to back up his assertion that there tarrying tbeee ordera the attack at last night. m fails. Winnipeg Battalion and has been in Capt. Morey wrote the letter at 2.16 Why not Is not one acre of available agricultural New York. June 36.— MaJ.-Gen. l>on Carrixal occurred. Coneequently the the trenches for nearly a year. a-m„ June 21, while hiding In a hole tend wttht* easy distance of the rail­ fini Wood, commander of the départ- American government now cos wider» about 2000 yards from the scene of way line that is not held by speculat­ ment of the east, received test night the de facto president responsible for Mrs. John Qoldle, 16» Richmond the battle. Capt. Morey was wounded ors quite out of the reach of the settler. from Secretary of War Baker an the attack and give» him a final oppor­ road, received a telegram last Friday and had another wounded man and Mr. Mclnnes askfd the premier If It urgent appeal to start for the border tunity to change hie attitude. TRY CUTICURA reporting that her eon Pioneer Janies three un wounded trooper» with him. was with his approval that the election President Wilson arranged last night Fee free sample each eddiaee post-cento Alexander Goldie had been admitted at once some of the militia organisa­ TTie three unwounded men were picked -Curtcwa Urol «4. nroaro, (| «- A.— cry Is being circulated very Industri­ for a possible Joint session of the House to No. 26 General Hospital, Hardelot tion» under hie Jurisdiction. up by a detachment under Lieut. Henry Bold by deaHae throughout the weald. ously In the district that If a Conserva­ and Senate later this week which he on Juno 17, suffering from a gunshot A. Meyers. Jr., of the Tenth cavalry. tive Is not elected this time the dis­ may address after the Carransa reply wound. Pioneer Goldie, who Is -22 Capt. Morey was left to die upon the trict appropriations for public works PEDESTRIANISM BEING is received. years of age, was bom in Guelph and Mediation proposed hy Minister desert from thirst and his wound* win be cut down. after attending the Agricultural college REVIVED IN FRANCE Calderon, of Bolivia, and other South The men abandoned him at his own there for one year, came west and Mr. Bowser hedged cn the latter American diplomats was not being con­ order. The three unwounded men had ■pent hie second year* in college at question, by saying that neither of the Houses Built at Perl*. June 24.-Pedrot rlanlem I, br­ sidered seriously by President Wilson carried him, according to their stories Old* Alberta, later occupying a posi­ Socialist members In the House had or other administration official* It Is in* revived tn Prance. The —omen to Lieut; Meyers; from the hole where $16 per Month and tion as government inspector of milk at made any objection to their appropria­ thought. The South American diplo­ he had hidden, and made their way Ladners. He enlisted In the 4*th in tions for their districts this wesson, nor particularly are taking to walking, mats are expected to confer to-day nearly two miles from the battlefield. Upwards Victoria ht-July 1916 and left for Eng­ had Mr. Mclnnes ever complained when even though they may have ample with Secretary lameing, but It Is un­ They were forced to atop, and Capt. land in November, gofng into the he was s member. means to Indulge In motoring, both for derstood his attitude Is that the United Morey, believing himself hopeleasly Subscribe to the Patriotic trenches In March. Pioneer Goldie * * « States has nothing to arbitrate, the wounded, ordered them to leave him. has a brother John with the 15th ar­ the healthful eaevrlae and the econ PIONEER E. R. STAFFORD A public meeting Is to be held In the omy. The new and more commodlou» government's only purpose being to de They also thought him about to die Fend tillery at Petawawa and another fend Its borders. Large forces of Lux ton hall, at Lwxton, on Friday etylee o, women', gklrte make walking from loes of blood and thin* and brother at Ladysmith. Besides his Pte. F. N. Stafford, of the 103rd Bat militia, sworn in as United States res evening next, when H. C. Brewster, M. easier, and there Is a certain amount obeyed. mother and sister living In the city, he talion, received the following rnessagi uters, will be on their way to the her D. H. BALE , A. Macdonald and William 8!oan will of rusticity about the new fashions Comer Fort and Stadacona A va. has two married sister*. on Saturday: "Sincerely regret Inform address the electors of that portion of der within two days, army officers said, you Pioneer Ernest Rowland Stafford, that doee not go well with the motor and these will go on In çteadlly in Esqulmalt constituency. ear. and It Is suggested that this lat FRENCH 75'S LAST - Phone 114# Lady McBride has received a tele­ officially reported missing, believed

Our collection of Summer Wash Goods includes perhaps the best assort­ MUTRIE & SON ment of weaves and colors we have ever had the pleasure of showing. All the Dixi H. Boss 1106 Douglas Btreet Phone 2504 1317 OOVBRNWENT ST. most wanted materials for summer Dresses and Separate Skirts are here, such as fancy crepes in striped, spotted and floral designs; dainty muslins in stripes and fancy checks; voiles in stripes and dainty floral designs; also a score of other weaves in plain colors and color combinations. THE EXCHANGE THIRTY-SIX IODE VETERAN EX-PREMRR PREPARE F8* MOVE Fancy Crepes, In small floral effects, stripes and unds, with small spot Collection of Steel Engravings spotted designs; 27 Inches wide. Per yard, IS# and figured deeigns; for sola inches wide. Per ftorelSn «temp Collection wanted Dainty Zephyr Ginghams, la small checks and yard ...... » ...... IB# wp to UN. 11 CRIP AT SIDNEY BANTAM RECRUITS IS VISITOR TO CITY striped patterns; II Inches wide. Per yard, SB# White Veile, In fancy stripes; 41 Inches wide. Per ns Fort St Telephone 0*. Faney Crepes, In floral and striped designs. A full fard. TB# and ...... 60# — range of latest oolor effect»; SO Inches .wide. Per Colored Poplin, in saxe, navy, pink an#,white; 27 Detachments of Bantams an< Draft Arrived on Sunday From Sir Mackenzie Bowell and Sen­ yard ...... *•# lnchee wide. Per yard ...».*V.SB# White Striped Muslin ~ fine and large stripe»; 10 BILL MAYNARD Seaforths Going; Camp Alberta; Stirring Recruiting ator Corby. With Party, Are White Indian Heed; Inches wide. Per yard. lnchee wide. Per yard ...... 20# SB# and •••••*...... »•# Full in Week Rally by Campaigners1 Assn, Staying in City Faney Pique, white grounds, with small spot de­ Beach Suiting, In tan. fawn, khaki, navy, aky and Under Instruction. from Mr. Mstrt signs in black, hello and sky; 10 Inches wide. ■axe; S7 Inches wlda Per yard ...... 20# Fourlnsr. I *U1 seU e« hM rilltnit Per 1«N ...... ♦...—# *10 COURTNEY ST. *C stored PepNn, In sexe, aky. navy, pink, hello, Comer of Blsnsherd St CoL J.‘ Duff Stuart, commanding the The British Campaigners’ Associa­ The veteran ex-prime minister, 8efT=" White Veile» 40 lnchee wlda Per yard, 7B#, BO# champagne, black and white; 40 Inches wide. end ...... SO# 11th military district, returned this tion held a stirring rally for recruits a tor Sir Mackensle Bowell, looking well P«r yard ...... 60# Tuesday, June 27 at 2 p. m. on behalf of the B. C. Bantam» on In spite of hie advanced oga arrived In Fancy C rep sa In stripes, email checks and over- Sundown Suiting In aky, saxe, navy, khaki, green morning from Vancouver, where he ehecks; 27 Inches wlda Per yard...... SB# WMlt last week to supervise the Saturday afternoon, with the result the city laat evening. With him was and white; •• Inches wlda Per yard...... 25# White Duck, 17 Inches wlda Per yard. SO#, SB# The Contents of This Well that Lieut.-CoL Powley's battalion Is his eoh, C. J. Bowell, Senator Henry training of the llth C. M. R. Ove and...... SO# Celsred Crepe, in a full range of colors; 10 Inches now stronger than It was. Led by the Battalion. Col. Stuart said that the Corby, and James V. Jen kina, all from wide Per yard. SB# and...... 20# Furnished Home signallers and bugle band, the famous Organdie Muslin, In fancy floral and combination llth had left Vancouver yesterday Belleville» Ont. floral and striped designs; 40 Inches wlda Per Aerial Suiting, In all the newest stripe»; SO Inches Conetetln* of ■liver band was absent on the maln- morning on two trains and would make Sir Mackensle shows just the same yard ...... ,.r...SS# wide. Pear yard ...... 25# PARLORi Oak Morris Chair. Oak a decorated motor ,car carried Rocker, Mahogany Centre Tablet Mle- •low Journey east They would sail interest In public affaire, and is fully Plain Crepea in hello, sky, rose, saxe, royal, pink, Striped Shirting, In full range of latest stripes; 30 Brinkley Robinson, a veteran of thej elon Oak Mu»lc Stand, Oraee Chairs, for Bngland one week later than first conversant with the progress of public navy and light green ; 17 lnchee wlda Per inches wide. Per yard, 30# and...... 25# Crimea and Mutiny camgalgns; George Gkraee Settee, Carpet Curtain» Intended, as the troop ship originally matter as formerly. He wae on the yard ...... 23# Faney Voilea In striped and floral patterns, light arranged oould not wait for them. The Blind», eta MUletL who served at Lucknow and coast last In August, when on a visit F*n% Girghams, In small checks and stripes; 17 and dark grounds; large assortment of patterns llth would take the next ship, mean­ DINING ROOM:. Extension Tabla other place» In the Mutiny; G. E. to hie , son J. M. BvweU,-collector of Per yard ..IB# to select from; 40 Inches wlda Per yard. 50# time going Into camp at Halifax Buffet 6 Mission Oak Dining Chairs Smith, a naval veteran of the Crimean customs at Vancouver, and ha says hie Referring to the opening of the (leather seats). Couch) Grass Chaire, and other wars, end other veteran». plans era following a drive here today, Island camp at Sidney, Cel. Stuart Carpet Ruga. Curtains, etc. Behind, led by the president, Beaumont to return to-night to Vancouver to said It would be In full awing probably FOUR BEDROOMS: Iron and Bi Boggs, marched the members of the make a short stay with his son. by next Monday, when three regiments Campaigners' Association, and an es­ Senator Corby and Mr. Jenkins go Bede. Springe and Mattresses. Dress­ and the contingent of the Yukoners ers and Stands. Toilet Sets. Bedroom cort of the Bantams followed. On ar­ north to Alaska by the next teamer on at the High schools throughout the would be under canvas there. At Sld- rival at the recruiting office of the a tour of the northern water». week. (’hairs and Rockers, Bedding. Carpets, new now there Is a company of the Rugs, Curtains, etc: Bantams, a number of speakers made It is difficult, in conversing with Sir There will be a meeting of the oily Sylvester’s Scratch Food for Poultry 103rd, who went out a Week ago to appeals for recru it*. Messrs. McDowell, school board on Monday or Tuesday KITCHEN AND OUTSIDE* Nel Mackenzie, to nails* that he la In hie prepare camp for the reel of the bat­ Boggs, Bagskawe and Dr. Hume, and of next week, when appointments now Is a combinat toe of mixed grains and grits which makes a good all-round Range. Kitchen Table, Kitchen Chairs, talion. OoL Stuart said he expected Lieut.-Col. Powley, thanked the speak­ vacant will be taken up In connection food for hens and grow ing birds POO per 104 I be. Cooking Utensils, Dishes, Wash Tubs to-day to order a detachment of ers. After the meeting the campaigners .'ÀyOvis! with the applications now on file. and Boards, Lawn Mower. Hoes, Gar­ Bantams to Sidney to prepare proceeded about the streets escorting T.I. ui STLVESTEB PEED 00. m rum. den Tools, etc. camp for the 143rd, and an advance the motor care with the older men, Also about 1 dosen Laying Hens and party of the 211st Seaforth Highland­ from each of which large flags were Broilers. ers would be here almost Immediately flown, and handbills, printed by Mr. FET STREET REPAIRS These goods will be on view Mon­ from Vancouver to go to Sidney for Haisall, were distributed to ell men of day afternoon and Tuesday morning. the purpose of preparing the section military age seen on the street, urging of the camp this regiment will occupy each one to hear the call. It was a A CAMP-FIRE STOVE ■ILL MAYNARD, Auctioneer, When asked su» to the date the camp unique and a stirring appeal. COMMENCE TO-MORROW Phone 4211. 147 Yates Street would be In full swing, Yesterday 34 more recruits were add­ “Certainly before this day week." 1 ed to the ranks of the Bantams, mostly DRAKE HARDWARE CO., LTD. In regard to the standby orders re­ men recruited In Alberta by Lleuts. 1411 Douglas fit. ceived on Saturday morning by the Campbell, Colgate, Oreenhlll and Qualification Resolution Raises BILL MAYNARD 103rd Battalion, now at the Willows, Johns, who are stationed at Edmonton j Col. Stuart said this would not bite* and Calgary to campaign In At- r Interesting Point of Mu­ Auctioneer fere With their move to the Island berta for recruit* The party has been f nicipal Law 1 camp. The order to go overseas might delayed as a result of the railroad lines « Instructed by Mr. A. J. Farrell. I will being interrupted, and reached Van­ Sell at his Residence, not come for perhaps six weeks, he •aid. and until it does arrive the 103rd couver on Saturday via the Crow's 1317 QUADRA ST. Nest Pass and Kettle Valley routes. will stay at Sidney. On account of the rain of yesterday Comer Yatee No mobilisation order for the 60th More men are expected shortly from | Vancouver and Alberta. a commencement with the repair of NewWellington Wednesday, June 28, 2 p.m. Gordon Highlanders Is to be Issued. j Fort street, between Harrison street Col. Stuart said, until the Hist Is filled, The recruiting detachment which aa been engaged In a campaign ' or almost filled. The policy to be fol­ and Oak Bay Junction, which was to throughout the Fraser Valley, returned The Contents of This Well lowed In recruiting If one battalion at have started to-day, has been poet- to Vancouver on Saturday, having a time, he said. 11xmed till to-morrow. This Is the eec- Furnished Cottage marched from Ctoverdale Into Vancou­ Nut Coal ver on the last leg of their trip, a dis­ ‘ tion of the street which has been badly S1K MACKENZIE BOWELL Consisting of: Oak Frame Daven­ tance of over 26 miles. The men will damaged by the excessive traffic to the This ia the best Washed Nut Coal on the market, tod is an port, Miss. Buffet, Dining Chaire, New DIED ON TRANSPORT spend a couple of days In Vancouver, Willows camp In the past two years. Williams Cabinet Slewing Machine, ideal fuel for the cook stove—56.25 per ton, delivered. Battalion, Passed and the band will be heard again In a $*3rd year, and one of the few remain­ Owing to the delay In Improving the Singer Sewing Machine. Victor Gramo­ ■ I Victorians series of open air concerts In the Ter­ phone and Records, Edison Phono­ ing members of the first parliament upper portion of Pandora avenue, sdl minal City and 11 Is then to teturn after Confederation. Hie political graph and Records, Mandolin i the traffic by Jitneys hM gone this way. carwr, following a record m news­ Casa Bedrooms: 4 Single Beds, News has been received by hie and the roadway hM become seriously . Springs and Mattresses, Dressers and paper owper In Belleville, and militia parepts at Nanaimo of the death of co’onel, covers the Whole period from Impaired thereby. Stands, Chest of Drawers. Pictures, MOTOR BOAT PATROL J. KINGHAM A CO. their son, Pte Oswald Peto. 88th Bat­ 1867 onward». He administered impor- The matter hM been mentioned sev- Tables, Chairs, Toilet Sets, Curtains, talion, who died at sea following an Blinds, etc. den E. Burdick One e# Nineteen tent drpa.tn.MiU. . u.toma militia, and rra| t|me, vounell, there having i 647 operation. He was 11 years of age Men Who Leave This Week a.nf rommrrcr. before the death more than one accident between street Charter Oak Range, Kitchen Table OUR MJBTHOD—30 seek» to the ton. 100 lb* of coal tm each i anS was a law student in the office of oh Overseas Servies. ef Sir John Thompson In ISM when he rer and automobile In this narrow part and Chairs, Canary and Cage, Cooking Victor Harrison. Nanaimo. The death Utensils, Dishes, Mangle, Tubs. Boards, urganlsed the government which 0( the street, perhape the moet danger- occurred shortly before the ship to be torn bx the dlwmllun. of the', ,n, trunk street In Victoria Garden Hoee. Step Ladder, lot of Nineteen men who have been re­ reached Liverpool, and a military fu­ cruited here and at Vancouver for the remedial policy concerning the Maul- „r Plants, and extra good linoleum In neral was held on landing. Rev. G. H. to ha school miest ion How that ... I Following the failure or the general all rooms. < motor boat patrol service by Com e^e^t n^ce. .rdln. in employee, through the Trades Andrews, chaplain of the 88th. m 1*0,1? . 4 *h , ami Labor council to Induce the coun- These goods on view Tuesday p. mander F. P. Armstrong. R. N. V. R., written his parents of their son's wUl leave this week, to sail by the retirement In April 1894, la a matter of !... Ift fh. —1_ _r ... Aa„ and Wednesday a m. death. Cenadlan hlitory. Ho hod, however, the1 f' * Itahow! Grampian on July S. They are H. O. a..so. _ labor at this time, a petition hM been Pta Victor Coffin. 48th Battalion, Kay all, J. H. D. Tucker, H. La yard, dtetlncUouof bun, the on , Canadian from ,nd CANADIAN BED CROSS SOCIETY BILL MAYNARD, Auctioneer. has been wounded a "second tima Hé HL C. Clarke. J. A. Walker, Q. E Bur­ prime mlntoter who has yet led a gov- ,myloyw., „k|n, for an additional IS •47 Yatee St Phone 4211 ernment from the Upper House. For now Is a member of the 10th Bat­ dick, O. E. Vkn Horne. W. K. Collts- cents a day. The matter will be brought You can help the Red Cross Society by becoming a -member or renew­ ten yekrs after the break up of the talion. The last time he was wounded ter. R O. Russell. A. O. DeeBrlsay. H before the council this evening. ing your membership if you have not paid for HIS. he had been in the trenches only a T. 8. Langford. F. T. P. Goad. J. H. Conservative party In 1894 he wm the leader of the opposition In the Senata The city officiale are being constantly Sign the form below, put it and the money In an envelope, and mall It few days. He 1» now at No. 3 general tea C. W. Btoeee, J. B. Boyd, P. L. or take it to the Hon. Secretary. Canadian Red Cross Society, Temple hospital Boulogne 'With a wound in Since then another decade hM paused questioned with regard to the operation Ula F. R MscFarlane, O. D. Bunt of the Weekly Half-holiday Act. whicq Building. Victoria B. C. * the right leg. Md J. 8. Cunningham. without apparently altering ' tho vet­ cornea Into operation on Saturday week Pte. Charles Clark, whose mother Eleven men were sent away June 16, eran. .« Your own kith and kin are fighting for you. Give us the means to care BATHING CAPS The Times recently published the act realties at 1710 Hollywood Crescent, Is five on June IS and twenty left Van Hi* colleague In the Senate. Hon. tor them If sick or wounded. Those who have already sent In their sub­ Our line comprises the latest In full, but small storekeepers who d» among the wounded. He left Rose- couver yesterday. Examinations are Henry Corby, Is the well known dle- scriptions m members for the present year are Mked to send donations aa and most striking color combi­ not employ help are still laboring un­ land with the 64th Battalion and was to be held at Nelson this week and llller, controlling a large plant. He fund» are urgently required from day to day. nations. All pure rubber, close der the Idea that they are exempt from transferred to the machine gun Commander Armstrong and hla staff had been an active public benefactor fitting caps. Us provisions, a point upon which sec­ Donation...... -No limit, large or small tion of the 7th. He haa two brothers then move on east, enlisting suitable to Belleville, having presented both a tion 12 Is specific, and they are also Life Membership ...... $26.00 PRICES FROM 80s TO $1.90 In hospital in England, hla slater is a men as they proceed. park and library to the city. For a blaming the city for It* enactment Ann usd ...... 1.00 Red Cross nurse and hie father is in number of years he eat la the House of ...... Water Win»»—Large else. In Probably the latter arise* from the act Associate ...... »* eee.1.00 thé home guard at Kamloops. Commons for West Hustings, and since pink, blue and green. Per the present government took office. hM calling for a etyle referendum, but hav­ Cpl. W. O. Bradshaw, who Is wound­ ing that vote taken, the city hM no potr ...... SB# Does tsaisasia »_8—S_l. _ been called to the Senate. ed. left here as a member of the 48th ■•w niiiiEi further Internat except to see the law COUPON Try Calypeo Vanishing Cream Battalion and haa been four months enforced. To the Honorary Secretary, Canadian Red Crons Society, for Sunburn. In the trenches. His mother realties There Is no hope of getting rid of disfiguring skin blemishes until the SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS Already there are rumors that two Victoria R C. at Mount Tolihie and hie sister Is firme Intend to test Its validity by a blood Is purged of every trace of un­ Please find enclosed thé sura of...... for donatl- nursing at Salonlca. Ha Is suffering Pupil» Are Writing Papers Throughout case in the courts, but no authorised life from shrapnel woudfls In the left clean matter, q membership, annual, associate (Strike out words not required.) B. C.. During the Present Week. Intimation hM yet been made public. shoulder. Wonderful results follow the use of Meanwhile city officials ask the cltlsens JOHN COCHRANE Dr. Hamilton’» Pilla which provide the CHEMIST Lance Cpl. Char! en 8. Baxter, to appreciate their limitations in the NAME wounded. Is a native eon. His father blood with the elements It needs to be­ To-day began the examinations In matter—that it Is a statute and not a N. W. Cor. Tates end Dougtss 8ta C. O. Baxter, customs appraiser. He come rich and red. the High school, and High school clvlo by-law which hM to be enforced. Established IMS went away with the 30th Battalion Quickly Indeed the blood Is brought trance examinations through the pro­ The motion of Alderman Todd with (Please write distinctly) and previously was articled to Gore A to normal strength. 1» filled with nu- vince, In the usual centre*. The prtn- regard to the quallc^tton of aldermen, McGregor, land surveyors. Hla father trltfon. I» given power to drive out of dpal of the Vancouver Normal school, which la to be discussed this evening, has received Intimation that hla eon the system the humors that cAuse William Burns, end Professor Chodat, ralaea a point which appear» to have was wounded June 16 and now is In rashes, pimples, pasty complexion and of the University staff, are in charge been overlooked somewhat In the fre­ lee hospital at Boulogne He Is 22 years kindred Ills. Don’t delay. Get Ham­ of High school and teachers’ examina­ quent attention which hM been given old. ilton’s Pills to-day; they go to work at tions at the local High school. to the Municipal Act In recent yea re, TIMES BUILDING u 4263 he James D. Harrison, wounded, once and give prompt results. M Seven of the graded schools are the the absence of a provision making It left with the 48th Battalion. He Is efficient; safe for men and women scene of the entrance examinations, incumbent, on any official of the muni­ THE HUDSON'S BAY OO 28 years old and Is married. Mrs. children. Get a Sic box to-day from namely. Boys’ Central, Girls' Central, cipality tp eee that the qualification WINE DEPARTMENT * Harrison resides on Graham street any dealer. North Ward, South Park, George Jay, leesaed at the time of election Is mi Douglee St Opes tUlUgg. He Is a native son and has a brother Victoria WeeL and Sir James total usd through the period In office. 1 quart* tot 1 Offices to Rent In the lOtrd. He was wounded by shrapnel. May IS, when volunteer» As already explained, the entrance dollar that you give were asked to go between trenches to examinations continue till Wednesday ___ . APPLY TIMES OFFICE ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES pick up two wounded Germans. afternoon, end the more Importent test Patriotic