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VOL. 53. NO. 14 VICTORIA, B. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918 FOURTEEN PAGES ENEMY THRUST INTO SERIES OF LOCAL ACTIONS German Bridges on GERMAN LOSSES ARE ESTIMATED the Marne Are Under ALLIES ARE CONTINUING TO HOLD AT 100,000, ROT ALLIES HAVE Fire of French Guns GERMANS IN CHECK, ALLOWING BUT London, July 17.-—French counter attacks have breught the German bridges over the Marne under the fire KEPT OWN LOSSES AT LOW LEVEL ef French artillery of medium calibre. SMALL CHANGES IN BATTLELINE
Enemy Has Found Offensive in France Extremely General Pershing Is REBELS IN GERMAN ARMY Third Day of Offensive in France Finds German Plans Costly Affair; French Forces, Though Fighting With Made G. C. B.; Bliss 44 Upset; Enemy's Efforts Seem to Be Directed To out Interruption, Have Lost No Guns, It Is Reported Is Made a G.C. M. G. BURNED DOWN IN ward Turning Rheims Salient; French Report
London, July 17.—General Pershing, London, July 17.—The casualties suffered by the German army A NEW GERMAN AERODROME Commander-in-Chief ef the American in the offensive in France up to the present are estimated to numbel1 Army in France, has been awarded the Ob the French Front in France, Jnly 17.—A period of forty, Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, 100,000, according to news received in London to-day from the front, and General Tasker H. Bliss, the eight hours has sufficed for the holding of the German masse, launch London, July 17.—The dint ruction by fire of e new German American representative on the Su ed in the Crown Prince’s great offensive on Monday. The enemy aerodrome and twenty-two airplane* near Nivelles, seventeen miles promo War Council, ha# been given units which were turned back from the direction of Paris are endeav London, July 17.—(Via Reuter's Ottawa Agency).—A semi south of Brussels, i* attributed to the work of revolutionisis in the the Grand Cross of the Order of St. official report from Paris reads: German army, saya an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam Michael and 8L George. This was of oring to ascend the Marne and are being held in check by the French “While the enemy losses were frightful, ours were quite light, to-day. fleislly announced to-day. forces. especially east of Rheims. If we were allowed to state the figure it Ten Belgian* and two German non-commissioned officers have The poeition of the German columns which gained a footing on would be most reassuring. Whereas during the previous offensive we been arrested. the south bank of the Marne has become perilous, while to the east of had to send for reinforcements from other parts of the front, this The day liefore the fire, adiU the dispatch, a aecret meeting waa Rheims the German efforts to advance have each time been foiled. time those on the spot sufficed to sustain the shock. This is partly held in a canteen at Nivelles, where the scheme for the destruction of Comparatively slight progress has been made by the enemy west due to the constant arrival of American troops, which is reducing the the aerodrome waa discussed. AIRMAN. IS KILLED of Rheims, and his hope of effecting a breach in the line has not been uneven proportions of the forces.” realised. The Allied method of defence has proved wonderfully ef- London. July 17.—The position of With Heavy Losses. ficacions, everywhere resulting in maintaining the armjeS intact. the Allies at the present stage of the l.ondon. July 17 —General von Ein- Ship With Spanish Theodore Roosevelt's Young German offensive In France is said to em's army, which now has been defi Ite distinctly satisfactory, in advices nitely engaged on the German left est Son Dies in France for London^ July 17.—The German of received to-day The French losses wing In the Champagne, yesterday de Miiister to Greece 100 Drafted Men in * fensive In France is In it* third day, are slated to have been very small. livered five attacks between Hulppes Allies1 Cause and according to Entente observers, It They have lost no guns, the reports and Maasiges. All the attacks were Torpedoed by U Boat has no longer the character of a gen repulsed with heavy losses. Ontario Are Asking eral attack. Already, they declare. It HID TD BE CALLED has worked itself into a series of com paratively local operations. The suc Athene, July 17.—It io announced Paris. July 17. — Lieut. Quentin Habeas Corpus Now cess of at least one of these operations, from ■ Spanish source that the Span Roosevelt, youngest son of Colonel however, would amount to a consider ish steamship an which Senor Lopez de able achievement for the Germans, how Only* Those Which Were on Theodore Roosevelt, former President of Toronto, July 17.—When Gor ever much It might fall short of their LINE PLANNING ENEMY HAS FED. Vega, 4pie Spanish Minister te Greece, the United States. has been killed-in an original designs. Waldron appears before Mr. Justice wee returning te Spain, wee torpedoed Line Attacked Have air fight.- the semi-official Havae News Sutherland here to-day he will have Turning Movement. German submarine though she The offensive now appears largely Been Used Agency announces. His machine fell ready to present 100 petitions for writs the Minister's flog. The to take on the aspect of a turning in the enemy lines. of habeas carpus, on behalf of i BREAK WITH JULIES ipleiget end hie family were rescued. movement against the Khefms salient. SHY FRENCH EXPERTS Philip Roosevelt. Quentin's cousin, drafted under the Military Service Act. The Germans during the night mads The German Government hod been Faria, July 17—-No French treaps witnessed the air battle in the vicin Mr# Waldron is ef the opinien that progress in two sectors. South of the n®l'f**d of the Minister’s departure a ity of Chateau Thierry in which Quen Marne they attacked the positions on from ether perte ef the Western front these cases cannot rightly be referred the heights commanding the river week in advance. tin was engaged, and saw the machine German Report Says Landing Paris Critics Are in Agreement have been sent te the present fighting fail, but did not know until later that te the Supreme Court ef Canada. crossings, retaken by French troops in line, saye • review issued by the Havae the (Aeroplane was that of his cousin. a counter-offensive on Tuesday. The of Allied Troops on Mur- German Thrust Has Fallen The Parle Journal says. French reached the Bourdonnerie and Agency. Only the troops in the line Closmil farms, north of 8t. Agnan and man Coast Cause Short and their reserves here and countered Not in Flames. Daily Cholera Tell Chapelle-Monthoden. but there they en the shack ef the German attack. All countered fresh enemy troops who ap DM SIYS HUES Paris, July 17. — Lieut. Quentin pear to have forced them back again. circumstances, it is added, paint te Roosevelt, of the American air service, in Petrograd Said The battle is continuing on the slopes Amsterdam, July 17.—Premier Lenin# Paris. July 17.—All the Parts mill favorable outcome of the battle. youngest won of Colonel Theodore and in the wood south of the height*. Roosevelt, is missing. His machine is about te break efF diplomatic re I a tary critics are "in agreement to-day In On the southern bank of the Marne Farther east the Germans seem to was aeen to fall within the German to Be 500 Persons have made little or no progress in their tione with Great Britain and any ottor the view that yesterday still further COULD ENO THE WAR the German position at present la dif lines. It was not In flames when It attempt to debouch from the Bouqulgny Entente Power connected with ine accentuated the failure of the German flcult. The French artillery and felL wood and through Nesle. lending of armed forces on the Murman offensive, the Havas Agency notes to aerial forces are working actively to Lieut. Roosevelt was returning from Ixmdon. July 17.—The dally cholera Were Ejected. a patrol fight when he was attacked death lull In Petrograd I» free persons, coast, according to news said to have day In a review of the trend Of Til* prevent the enemy from being rein Near the Marne the Germans appar If They Would Accept Teutons by a German squadron. It was si according to an Exchange Telegraph ently took some ground southwest of boon received from Moscow by the comment. forced and to hamper his supply l!n< that Lieut. Roosevelt suddenly lost dispatch. At Saratov thousands of per Venteull near Monvolaln. but a coun Berlin newspapers. "It Is perhaps too early to speak of Conception of "Feelings The spirit of the French troops re control of his machine, probably hav ter-attack by French troops ejected sons are suffering from the disesae. victory." says The Echo de Parla, "but mains strong. ing received a mortal wound. them. A diapatch received in London Mon of Humanity" The malady also ha* spread to Finland, North of the M%rne the turning day from Moscow by- way of Amster we may »ay that the enemy has suf Ground Regained. Statement by Father. dam retorted that British and Amerl-. fered. a.-gigantic failure whigh will Paria .July 17—“On the—Marne n—" B.V Ll, July IT—“Qu.n- quite apparent. On Tuesday the Ger can trooim had occupied the entire man» hail been held up at Chatillon ca use a sensation throughout Oer- front our troops of the second line, tin's mother and I are very glad that Mueman coast m* «Northern Kuema. Amsterdam. Jot y |?—The- an«t perhaps our general reserves, al- 1» gnt to the front and bad a chance German Aeroplanes and the Rodemat wood, tims . * * - * to the northeast ■tsweNL mvid that the Bolshevik! Foreign Office In Le Journal Henri Ridmi notes that as "senseless and purposeless 'We gif7 The Temps to-day in reviewing the and tn show the stuff therr waft in him luid sent to Great Britain a demand progress of the enemy offensive. Killed Germans Held the initial impetus, in which the offen shed." and believes it might be ended before his fate befel him.1 To-day's French official report tells that British detachments on the Mur “Where our troops have assumed* the sive developed Its full strength, has This statement was issued by Union si of violent fighting in the Courlon wood man coast be re-embarked without at .the moment .when the Alllee again offensive to the north of La Chapelle in Camp in France delay. ' ...... ' ...... been checked and that consequently manifest feelings df humanity: Baron in.I Montnodon. we have r dbe* not ghr« the result- Cwieed» had furnished confirmation of earlier The Allied trpops on the Murman the battle has degenerated Into par ground.” ing that the enemy has reached thé Burl an, the A uatro-Hungarian Foreign reports that his son. Lieut. Quentin coast are there at the express request tial or local action». middle Of this forest, he ha* advanced Minister, made this statement In the Roosevelt, had been killed in an aerial Paris, July 17.—Ninety-four Germans about four and one-half miles from of the Russian citizens there. Local "It may be asserted,” he declares, were killed and seventy-four Germans Inhabitants have been aiding the troops concluding portion of his address to the BRITiSn ..,.;yON ltattle In France. Fere-en-TanJenot*. which waa approx ‘that the fifth German offensive Is a were wounded on the night of July imately the location of the line on in defending the ice-free ports and Austrian and Hungarian Premiers Borfi in 1897. 15-16, when five German aviators severe defeat for the enemy ” Sunday. Here and farther west, in the railways running south toward Petro- The newspapers generally ask the Tuesday, according to dispatches from LEAVES PERU AND «M,ml»ei| a camp of war prisoner» in the Vienna Washington. July 17. — Quentin Rodemat wood, the German* are mak grad. public to have the fullest confidence. region of Troyes, thirty miles behind Roosevelt was the baby of the Roose ing the most threatening gains, -push German and Finnish forces ha/e been They note that the Germans already After declaring that the Entente GOES TO ECUADOR the French hattlefront. The aerial Powers would not succeed in thei pur velt administration and his pranks at ing toward Epernay. south of Rheims. reported to l>e threatening the Murman have thrown support divisions Into the bombardment lasted for one hour. Two pose of sowing discord among the na the White House and school are af The Germans have been repulsed at railway near Hem. fray, whereas up to last evening the Lima, July 17.—The British Mission French soldiers of the gourd tionalities in the Dual Monarchy, the fectionately remembered by Washing- were wounded. Vrigny and no fighting is reported in French had not yet employed their re Foreign Minister said: heeded by Sir Maurice de Bunion left ton. He was born here in November. serves. When the time comes, they the district Immediately surroimdtng “it is unnecessary further to charac 1887, when his father was Assistant declare, the Allied counter-attack may Callao yeeterday for Bcuador. Sir Rheims. terize this method of fighting. Our raves Secretary of the Navy. RAILWAY SHOPMEN IN East ef Rheims. be expected to drivé the Germans indignantly disavow It. The resolute Maurice and the members of the Mia rapidly back to the north of the East of Rheims the Germans have battle of defence must now be carried alon received a cordial .farewell Quentin Roosevelt Joined the Brit SESSION AT MONTREAL on to a good end until it brings us the attacked the new -French positions The Petit Journal, for Instance, ish Royal Flying Corps in Canada In south of the »sle. The French offi security necessary for our.future peace April. 1817. to train for service with DISCUSSING STRIKE saya: “The enemy penetration south ful existence .*' S) FIFTEEN KILLED IN cial statement to-day reports that the of"the Marne is bound to come to an the American army. "Tie was commis attack was a failure. FDD FREE BELGIUM end very shortly." Diplomatic Action. TRAIN SMASH TO-DAY sioned last fall and in the present Montreal, July 17—The delegates of From this point eastward there is no Local Actions. There should be no public'belief that spring began active service with the the,. Federated Rail, ay Shopmen's report of fighting, the French official American air forces on the French Union* who are considering whether statement saying, however, that the Ixmdon. . July 17.—On the second diplomatic action and warlike action ON LINE IN FRANCE are inseparable. The Foreign Minister front. On July 3 he took part in an they will accept the McAdoo Award French lines have been maintained in day of the German Crown Prince's aerial battle between American and offered by the Railway War Board on tact throughout the region. German Papers Give Promin great offensive In France the ftghflng declared that warfare and diplomacy Parle, July 17.—Fifteen persons were German machines In the Marne region, behalf of the roads or strike, were in Unofficial report* state that the Ger luxed Into a disjointed series of local served the same ends in time of war. killed and about fifty were wounded, ence to Statement by Ger and on July 10 It was said that he had secret session again to-day. man lo**es since Monday are esti actions, which, although fought with adding: twenty seriously, when a passenger brought down his first German aero It was istated by Charles Dickie, mated at 100.0*0. This slaughter Is evi th<* greatest bitterness, were, neverthe “In every step it takes, diplomatic man Professor activity will pay due regard to the grar. train waa derailed to-day near Vierson. plane in a fight north of Chateau Winnipeg, secretary of the committee, less. limited, says a dispatch from the dence of the ferocity of the fighting. The results of'the conduct of the war twenty, miles northwest of Bourges I Thierry, that the session might last all day: Reuter correspondent at French head Reports declare that the situation Is will have a determining influence on the viewed a* being satisfactory by the Al quarters, sent from there at 8 o'clock division of labor. On the other hand, this morning. These local actions, he lied commanders. An interesting feat London, July 17.—German neW*pa diplomacy has a, duty, being continual ure ot the fighting I» that the French, pers give prominence to an interesting continues, were undertaken in the hope ly on the watch and paying heed to the of saving what might yet be saved according to unofficial reporta, have statement on the situation in Belgium possibilities of effective activity. TELEGRAPHS IN U. S. lost no cannon. by Professor Hans Delbrueck in The from the wreckage of Monday's hopes. Thus, and not otherwise, should the RAIDS BY BRITISH EAST OF Nues Weiner Journal, says an Ex The German push down the Marne willingness of the (’entrai Powers for French Report. change Telegraph dispatch from Am Valley may progress a few miles far peace be conceived. It will not for Paris. July 17 —The Germans last sterdam. The statement reads: ther before being brought to a stand the moment hamper our invincible de night threw new forces into the battle "Germany now will foqg nothing J>y still, for they are fighting hard there, fence, but after victorious battles. Just AMIENS AND NEAR HULLUCH TD BE ELM EH on the front south of the Marne and declaring her readiness to evacuate Bel but the French are posted strongly on as during pauses In a battle, it will, attacked the Allied lines north of St. gium without coédition» and to rein the heights overlooking the course of even without new peace off re. always Agnan. the War Office announced this state her In Independence and Integrity. the river, and it is doubtful whether be Intent on recalling that we regard afternoon. The enemy succeeded in Germany has other safeguards. Belgium serious gains can be made by the in this war as MenjfRdcss and purposeless penetrating Into the Bourdonnerie Is not only a German question, but vaders. BROUGHT SOME PRISONERS Government is Ready to Con farm. The battle is continuing in the bloodshed whim might at any moment world question. woods immediately to the south of this "No peace Is possible In the world he ended by the re-emergence of feel trol Telegraph and Tele ings of humanity in our enemies. unleaa Belgium Is free as before the FIVE GERMAN PLANES London, July 17.—balds carried out last night by British troops On the front farther to the east the war. Even the United States has the By Co-operation. phone Systems French held th# enemy in the southern greatest Interest in Belgium. Until Bel BAGGED BY AMERICANS Insofar as they are not aiming at west of Villera-Bretonneux (east of Amiens), and in the neighborhood outskirts of the ltouquigny wood and j gium become* free the world cannot the acquisition of territory, they are at the village of Nesle. accept even the indirect rule of tier- With the American Army in France, fighting against a windmill. They are of Huliuch, on the front to the north, resulted in the taking of prison A powerful attack likewise was many over her.” July 17.—Five German aeroplanes and exhausting their strength and ours, in ers, the War Office announced to-day. Washington. July 17.—An executive made by German troops in the direc one balloon were brought down by order to build on the ruins of civiliza order delegating control of the trunk tion of Monvotsm, but they were driven MORE GRAIN THAN American aviators in the fighting over tion a new arm of the world, whferea* In the iiomme and Ancre sector*, to the northeast of Amiens, and line telephone and telegraph système from this locality by a French counter the Dormans region, on the rivër the ideas underlying such an arrange in the Arras region, north of the Scarpe, the enemy artillery was ac in the United State» to Postmaster- attack. EVE» ilM QUEBEC, Marne. ment which are capable of realization General Butleson Is expected to-day or On the front between the Marne and which also are warmly approved tive last night. Similar activity was displayed by the German guns to-morrow. Arrangements for Govern Rheims the fighting developed BUT FRUIT POOR NEWSPRINT IN U. S. by ua might he realized much more in Flanders in the district northeast of Bothune and to the north of ment operation of the lines virtually in the Courlon Wood. The ■ are completed. attacked in the Vrigny region on easily :.nd much more cheaply by the Bailleiijl. Washington. July 17.—The mill peacable co-operation of-our peoples. It Is understood that plans of the front, but thefr assault broke Quebec. July 17.—The farmers In The étalement reads: completely. • Quebec Province have cultivated more stocks of newsprint paper in the United “In spite of all. we look ever more Government contemplate consolidation __ We captured a few prisoners and in the course of a successful raid car of telegraph and telephone systems so grata than eYcr. but the fruit crop will SlHte* showed virtually no Improve- hopefully toward the peoples now at ried out early this morning by British Efforts Fruitless. TTfiSra. RurhTeW con< lu.hn"of June, according to the war with us to whither sans during the nlgMJUl that lines may be used simultaneously troops in the neighborhood of Huliuch. Along the line to the east of Rhetoig Federal Trade Commission's monthly they have been deliveredIvered from the ,mlnor enler»riw east of for messages and conversations. An a report filed to-day with the Depart Villers-Bretonneux. A raid attempted the Germans delivered local attacks, ment of Agriculture of the province by report on the Industry. At the end of blindness which, after fearful afflic "Hostile artillery haa been active In other feature will be acceptance of notably in the Prune y region. The»* tion In’ four years of war. is driving by enemy troops In the same sector the Somme And Ancre sectors, north of telegrams at postoffices and the elimin F. N. flavoy. Secretary to the Minister the month only about one week's out waa repulsed. effort* by the enemy were fruities*. in of Agriculture put, 26.MI tons, was on hand. the flearpe, northeast of Beth une and ation of book-keeping by the use of renewed assaults upon Beaumont the Concluded on page 6.) •A few prisoners were secured also north of Ballleuil.’* stamps to pay for messages. (Concluded on pege 4.) VICTORIA HAÏ 1/Y TIMES, WKHNEHDAY, 8 111,Y 17, 1918 CAILLE WANTS MATTERS DEBATED AT ALLIES HAD BEST OF [You Can Tell the People Who We Are Prompt. We Uee. the Beet I We Are Careful. Work. TRIAL HASTENED LONDON CONFERENCE YESTERDAY’S FIGHTING Have Iron In Their Blood— Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Folks TRY OUR CUT THIS Ex-Premier of France Is Economic and Financial Ques Recaptured Two Villages South Whftl Miniated Iron m Concentrated Orangeade, Charged With Communicat tions Dealt With by Empire of Marne; Enemy Re dews Peesle to Twe Weeks’ Time to Sw*Stolswf2uLtotowd ft* f /\N| glance is enough to tell 1which Lemonade, Black Raspberry ing With Enemy Representatives pulsed Elsewhere II people have iron in their Mood. They* HE Board of Directors have author ^ _ere__ the „ mms _that______de aad dare.k fR T iaed the broadest publication of the ethers are in the weakling clam. Sleep- •worn statement si the compost twe Vinegar, Ginger Cordial lew nights spent worrying over eeppoeed ef Kuxatcft Iron, so that the suMR may Paris. July 17. Joseph CaiTIaux. ailments, eoattant dosing with habit farm examine it fee themselves and Jndpc as Ottawa. July>*7.—An official resume Parla July 1?.—The following offi to it* merit*. former Premier of France, who is in tog drags and narcotics and aarlem at For Delicious, Refreshing Summer Drinks. qt the deliberations of the Imperial War cial report was Issued here last night: tempts to brace np with strong reAta or Newspapers everywhere are tovierd to prison awaiting trial, has written to Conference, now in session in London, copy this étalement for the bemeftt of their “To-day the Germans, who have not •thés stimulant» are what keep them suf Paul Deachanel. President of the attended by Sir Robert Borden and fering and vainly longing ta kt Sr readers. It is suggested that phywiasie Chamber of Deputies, renewing his re fellow members, was cabled to the Di Their real trouble ts lath ef iron m table a record of it and keep it to tbrir oftcea so that they may iatrlligenfly an 40c a Bottle quest that the Government hasten his rector of Public Information by the tack, broken by us yesterday, made bleed, soya Dr. James Francis SÉ1U British Ministry of Information. The ■wer quration* of patiente concerning it. trial on charges of communicating violent efforts to improve their local formerly Physician ef Bellevue Rap K very body _ is advised to ent k wwt and with the enemy. i cablegram reads: (Owtdeer Dept.), New York, and the H successes. Both in the morning and cheater County Hospital. Without iron the keep it A copy of the actual «worn The . former Premier complains 1 of “The imperial War Conference on statement will be rent to any ans who de reassembling for its seventh meeting afternoon the battle was particularly Mead has ne power to change food fate '•certain falsifications in telegrams." desperate south of the Marne. Enemy living tissue and therefore, nothing you aire* such. It ie a* follows: on the return of the Dominions’ mem Iron Peptonate (Special Specific Stand Campbell’s Prescription Drug Store probably alluding to those sent by bers from France first passed an ad forces attempted to ascend the river. eat does yea good; yon don’t get the strength out of it. When Iron is supplied ard) Quantity given below. Sodium Gly Count von Bernstorff. forndM German dress of congratulation to the King and Our troops retarded the advance of cerophosphate* U. S. P. (Monsanto) Cat COR. OF FORT AND DOUQLAS. RHONE IIS. Ambassador to the United mates, to a the enemy, defending the ground foot h enriches the impoverished Mood end Queen on the event of their silver gives the body greater resistance to ward citato Gmeeepbeephatee U. S. P. (Mon- German agent in Argentina. ML Call- wedding anniversary. This meeting by foot. They have maintained their a* disease Numbers of nervous, run •onto). P E. Nu. Vomica U S. P. ( a* faux adds: ”1 shall have occasion was occupied with certain economic position» on the line of Oeullly-Leu- down people who were ailing all the while carin Sifter. Magnesium Carbonate. Po "oon to enlighten my colleagues in re and financial questions which will arise have most astonishingly increased their Ginger U.iS. P. Oil Caaain Cinnamon gard to the |»©ltoe machinations to after the war. and certain resolutions '*On our pert, we counter-attacked etrengfh and endnranre simply by taking U; S. P. Calcium Carbonate Pretip. which men have sunk and- are sinking of u confidential nature were passed. A the enemy on the front of St. Agnan- iron m the proper form. And this, after U. S. P. . they had in some eases keen going on for Each (tow of two tablet* of Nuxated J|n an effort to reach me.” further resolution agreed to the La Chapelle-Monthoden. (Kir troops Iron contain» one and one-half grains of sirability of the establishment of an months without getting benefit from any recaptured these two places and car thing. organic iron in the form of iron peptonate Imiierial Bureau of Michology for the ried their line to the heights which of a special spécifié standard which in our ARTHUR GUY EMPEY pur|*ose of investigating fungoid dis lf you ere not strong or well you owe It opinion possesses superior qualities to any dominate the Marne valleÿ In the re yourself to make the following test: See esses and that contribution to such 4 gion of Bbur «Sonnerie ant? f Toe ml Ion U other known form of Iron. By using DIAMOND TIRES BECOMES A CAPTAIN bureau Should be made by the Govern how long you esn work or how far you can other makes ef Iron Peptonate we could "Between the Marne and Rhelms the ments of the ton pire. walk without becoming treed. Next take have pot the same quantity of actual iron IN AMERICAN ARMY Franco-Italian trouiis repulsed several two fivwgreta tablets of Nusated Iron three in the tablets et lees than one-fourth the Income Tax enemy attempts to improve their po- limes per day after meals for two week*. ro»t to ns, and by using metallic iron we Have a Tough Black Tr--nd and Red Side Walla. “At the eighth meeting a statement Thera test your.strength again and see for c-.u’d have accomplished the same thing Washington, July 17.—Arthur Guy was made by the Chancellor of the East of Rheime. yourself how tnwch you have pained. There at less than one-twelfth the eost; hut by Exchequer on the question of Income U nothing like good old Iron to help put so doing we. must have most certainly im Built to Stand Service on our Island Roads. Empey, who, while serving with the "East of Rhelms thé Germans this color >a your «hecks end sound, heahhv Canadian forces overseas, took part in tax. The Chancellor explained the paired their therapeutic efficacy. Ôyeere morning began violent artillery pre •esh on your hones. But you must take phoiphatei used ht Nnxatcd Iron ie one several important battles in the first concessions made to Overseas Do Iron in a form that can be- easily absorbed JAMESON, ROLFE & WILLIS year* of the war was commissioned a minions under the Finance Act of parations, followed by attacks at sev of the most expensive tonic ingredients eral points on the front. A powerful aad assimilated like Nuxated Iron if yen known. II is especially recommended to captain m the national army of the 1818 and subsequent arts. It was want It to do you any good, otherwise it build np the nerve force and thereby in ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS United States yesterday. He will be as generally agreed that further action effort in th< direction of Beaumont- ■*y prove worse than, useless. sur-V es le failed to detfouch from crease brain power, as glycérophosphate* Cor. Courtney and Gordon Sts. ' Phone 2246 signed to the. adjutant-general's de is impracticable during the war. but Many an athlete and prizefighter has won •re raid to contain phosphorous in n state partment. the opinion expressed last year was Prunay. In the sector of Huippes two the day simply because he knew the secret very similar to that in which it ie found Knjfley was promoted to the rank of reiterated that the whole question calls attack* made to the we’st of the river •f great strength and endnranre which to the nerve end brain cells ef man. sergeant in the «"anadlan army before for review Immediately after the con cams to naught under our fire. comes from having plenty of iron in the As will be seen from the above, two im he was invalided home on account of clusion of the war. and that amend- "The struggle was not less spirited blood while many another has gone down portant ingredients of Nuxated Iren wounds. __' jnent of the law should be made to in the region north of Prennes and to inglorious defeat simply for the lack of (Iron Peptonate and Glycerophosphate») Remedy the present unsatisfactory sit- are very expensive products as compared RETURNED SOLDIER MACHINISTS’ STRIKE east of Tahure. where the enemy also with most other tonics. attacked. Everywhere his efforts were Dr. A. J. Newman, late Pblice Surgeon of Under such circumstances the tempta BRITAIN’S FINANCES "The next subject discussed was 1m in vain, and his assaulting troops were WAS SUFFOCATED pe rial statistics and the Imperial the City of Chicago, and former House Sur tion to adulteration and substitution by STARTS IN NEW JERSEY repulsed with heavy lasses. geon Jefferson Park Hospital. Chicago, says unscrupulous persons is very great, and IN EXCELLENT SHAPE Conference y>ass*d a resolution ap the public Ie hereby warned to be care proving the pro|K>MHl that a confer "It i*„ confirmed from orders found Nuxated Iron kaa proven through Ins own AT CALGARY TO-DAY on prisoners that the attack on the Seats of it to excel any preparation he ha* ful and see every bottle is plainly labeled Newark. N. J., July 17.—Between ence of statisticians be held after the "NUTATED IRON” by the Dae Health London, July 17.—(Via Reuter’s Ot war to consider the establishment of Champagne front was carried out by •ver used for creating red blood, building Calgary, July 17.- Tom Maroney, a 7.000 and 8,000 skilled machinists, tool- ■P the nerve* and strengthening the nus- Laboratories, Paris. T.endow and Detroit, tawa Agency.i -When the war loan an Imperial statistical bureau under fifteen divisions of the first line, with U. S. A, as this is the only genuine at returned soldier, wan * allocated, and ten supporting divisions. The object w» Dr. J. W. Armisted, Grove ffW. Ala., makers and their apprentices, mostly bill was taken in committee in the the supervision of the inter-impérial graduate of the University of Alabama tide. If yew have taken other forms of Alex. Forsythe, another veteran, nar House of Commons yesterday Mr. was to realise an advance of twenty- iron without turrets, this does not prove employed In Government work, walked committee. ■shoal of Medicine, Mobile, 18M. nays: “In rowly escaped a similar fate in a Are Itonar Inw salfl that no new oper New Service two kilometres (nearly fifteen miles) •he eases I w*cd Nutated Iron I have Nuxated Iron writ not help vow. in a rooming house here this morning. out in various manufacturing plants in ations were lie. erauyy for the ne*I A further resolution passed dealt on the first day add reach the Marne found more beneficial reunite than from any The cause of the Are. which was ex nine months, as the war bonds organ on the centre and on the right" preparation I have ever used in S« years' «irwumiM »•*: *»•■*•« 1»» ivwuuit tinguished by other roomers who found this district to-day, on strike for higher with Imperial news services. The. res ization had succeeded to a greater ex olution stated the 'Conference was In the Air. practice.” Dr. R B. Baugh. Mireille. mLLT,- Maroney dead in bed. hi unknown. wages. tent than ew r aiilw u ated. Misa., graduate of the Memphis Hospital frn4u^««. it u w«w eee,»iUi»< *-#• o-t .«jure n. Impressed with the importance of An official statement of the work of College. Memphle, TIN, says: "T always wth »»a» ttow Mask. ww sows gw revi n, securing an adequate news service the French aviators since the present prescribe Nuxated Iron where e reconatruc rrVrjTg TÎS'ii.nïÏÏ’-XZ available In all parts of the British battle began. Issued last evening, said: •toe tonie ia indicated.” SSiSTnVZmZUtoS f Empire and the supply of such ser vice through British sources. The Con “From the opening of the battle our ference requested His Majesty’s Gov aviators have taken an active part, ernment to formulate a scheme and especially on the Marne. Deeplte the submit It for the consideration of thick curtain of smoke which conceal the Goverement* represented at the ed the bridges thrown over by the ene Conference. In discussing this ques my,' our squadrons discovered and at ül tacked them, flying at low altitudes. I »*-1-11»’ B & K OAT FLOUR tion, the desirability of a British B # K Oat Flour mixes readily with wheat flobr and produces a most wbolesbme news service between Canada and They destroyed two bridges filled with nutritious loaf. Newfoundland was particularly em troops, who were precipitated into the Conservation Calls on You phasized. river. “At the ninth meeting a resolution Attacks by machine guns and 1 Hissed dealt with the, action taken bombs were carried out on oeeivoys and contemplated by Hie Majesty's and columns debouching on tile north To Preserve Fruits, Berries and Use B & K Oat Flour ie AH Year Baking Government with a view to freeing bank of the Marne « »or escadrilles B&K industry in the United Kingdom from have engaged enemy aviators during •or grocer sells B ft K Oat Hour, put up In 8-lb. cotton sacks and other convenient dependence on German dyestuffs, and the battle with good results. Forty- recommending other Governments of one aeroplanes were brought down or Vegetables sises in keeping with the Canada Çood Board order on Substitutes. the Empire to consider immediately put out of action, and nine captive bal what steps can be taken to co-operate loons Were set on fire. Do your preserving on a QAS RANGE—the right way, the re with the efforts of the Imperial Oov» eminent to promote successful devel British Repart. liable way—cool, quick, clean and easy. The slow simmering The Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd. opment of the dye industry In the London. July 17— Field-Marshal flime so neeeeeary for perfect preserving is always inetautly British Empire and so avoid enemy Haig reported last night: domination over essential Industries. “Early this morning enemy troops * ready. Ocean Freight Rates. attacked and succeeded In entering two new poets established by us north "The Conference next considered of Albert, but were immediately coun the question of Inter-Imperial com ter-attacked and driven out. We se munications. and accepted in prin cured a few prisoners. ciple the establishment of an Imperial VICTORIA GAS CO. Board of Investigation to deal with "Hostile artillery was active ta-day the question of ocean freight rales. in the Locre sector, and also has Sales Department Phone 723 The Conference appointed a commit shown some activity on other part* of tee to frame a detailed scheme for the front." such a board and also to consider the Raids by Aviators. best machinery for promoting devel British a viators again attacked the opment of Imperial communication German city of Offetri erg. near Karl to the best advantage, with special sruhe, and Thlonvllle, near Mela, ac reference to the probable else of ves cording to a report from the Air Min sel* ami consequent demands upon istry issued last nhrht. Good bursts har1»or accommodation for purposes were observed at Orenburg and a fire. The Strathcona Lodge, Shawnigan Lake B.C, of Imperial requirements, and tothe fo^wed by exploafona. was started at resolution handed IH~TWr "tfiff fl IllM TiilunviUft. ,.Th*_ text nf th*. of New Zealand? European phm. ■citing ^ort n 1*^°l n th^^alr---" railway sidings and ft.## per (top. Men In a 1* fhV niir. iWNtir If nrrénFTffg fifïïTanoiîTTe aero considered it desirable for the pur paie dr VBedHMMrtiqr Importai trade drome were succeasfullv bombed. Good, rest. Tennis, boatlng, bath that the present facilities for Inter- burst* were observed On July Hi *,»me of_ our machine* attacked the railway in*. fishing. Motor boat and Imperial parcels delivery should be cars for hire. improved and co-ordinated, and re and sidings at Thlonvllle. Several at the Lowest Possible Cost ? _ commended the preparation of a de bursts were observed .on the railway. tailed scheme to promote, this ob A fire was started and several heavy Special rstes for week-ends. ject.’* explosions followed. All our machines returned safely." M. A. WYLDE, Manager. Economic Policy. Local Actions. la.ndon, July 17.—(Via Reuter’s Ot tawa Agency)—In the House of Com With the French Army In France. COPAS
------. 1 Allied Controllers Will Meet! terday alone would show what little positions, wUh^thc rtv&r £nun*U*tsljr Unfavorable Crop Weather GERMAN COMMUNIQUE success the enemy offensive tn hYnnce achieved. Indeed, no great offensive The newspapers here emphasise as AWARDS IN in Britain s momentous feature of the battle the hitherto has been so barren of initial 8095 conduct of the Americans, who more results. It can not yet be said that than fulfilled the brilliant promise of MOST the enemy has failed, but his definite previous minor engagements, «hatter-__ Ottawa. July 17.—Th-- Ing the belief fostered by the enemy anxiety with regard to the te<»d supply failure is most probable and the le Cowan’s Picture Contest peoples that the ^var would be over of the United Kingdom add the Al gend 1 of the "irresistible” force' of the before the American factor became a lied nattortp is not yet over. A confer already has been real one. q Let u* congratulate the winners in the Cowan Picture Title Contest and say ence of the Food Controllers of Great Tone of Official Statement ls^.™ay%on,'ttU8hl Britain. France and Italy with Herbert —“They are lucky", for the keen sense of humor and ready wit of B. C. Hoover, the United States Food Ad sued Yesterday Indicates It is clear that the Allies have profit IN WILHELM’S CEMETERY. residents brought forth siich an avalanche of good answers that the judges ministrator. will t>e held on July 22 In ed by their experience, notably by London, when the situation will be Failure in France greatly extending the area of the cov The Hague. July 17 —Symbolic of experienced great difficulty in making the awards. fully discussed. Unfavorable weather ering defence tone. The unity of com coming events Is the fact that General has been causing serious concern about mand Is proving decidedly effective. Ludendorff has given a commission to a Bavarian tombstone concern for a <| The following answers are declared the prize-winners in the the British home-grown crops and How well the French have the situ London. Jtriy 17 —fVia ReuTer’s Ot ation In Kind is proved by the fact monument to his family to be set up early estimates will have tn be modt in the Kaiser’s memorial cemetery in that east of Rhvlms they retired to lied. The labor shortage overseas also tawa Agency.)—Jf there was no other Berlin. This tombstone will have two their main line without losing a gun. is acute. evidence, the restrained tone of the plaques for his two sons, who were Home of the difficulties and problems while west of Rheims the progress of killed while serving in the aviation are indicated in the following cable German official corpmunioatlon of yes- *the Germans was so limited that their corps. / received last night by the Canada Food Board from Job if R. dines, the Qowan’s British Food Controller: ‘ British agriculturists have been seriously concerned about the drought which has checked tfie growth of wheat he>e for six weeks, particularly on light soli. Barley and oats also have suffered along with root crops, and SHOE BARGAINS PICTURE TITLE CONTEST even potatoes, have been retarded by «•old weather and lack of rain Luckily FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE the spell of unfavorable weather now "Shells may land or ihelli may not, "On Flanders Field when dreams come troc. has broken and rain is plentiful, but nevertheless it looks as If the early COWAN’S atmtji hits the spot.” And Mother's Chocolate Cake came through’’. That Command Attention optimism about the possibilities of the Won by Misa E. MacEACHERN, Won by Mat. WALTER WINNING. wheat crop In the United Kingdom will 1180 Yates St., Victoria. have to be modified owing to the dif MEN'S WORKING BOOTS 944 Hastings St. West, Vancouver. ficulties of newly-broken ground and lack of labor. It is true that women Made of oil' grain leather, THIRD PRIZE ami children are twin* rapidly recruit "Stormed at with shot—and shell. ed for the forthcoming harvest, but good stout soles, Derby On Cowan’s Chocolate (Cake) they fell”. even with the help of urban holiday workers and German prisoners, farm Won by H. E. COOK. Nanaimo. * ers here are skeptical whether they ;:Ui-...$3.95 will h* able to get in that which they FOURTH PRIZE FIFTH PRIZE have raised. "’Urey up Bill, the ’ole blinkin’ Army "An Impending attack on COWAN’S", Fruit. Men’s White Yachting hat smelled Cowan’s Supreme Chocolate”. Woe by “Owing to early frosts and insect attacks on fruit, the Food Controller Won by Mias KATHLEEN H. GALLEY, Mna. MARY OLGA PARK. now also Is battling with an utterly RT...... $1.75 • 1946 Quadra St., Victoria. 8146 George St. South, Vancouver. unforeseen shortage of Jam for our armies and civilian population. MEN ’S WHITE BOOTS g Everybody can’t be a winner but we appreciate your .forts never-tne-less. At a token ol “There is still a shortage at cheese, and lard has Just been formally ra- AND 0XP0RDS Men’s White Yachting recognition for your interest in this contest we will send you • beantUdDy illustrated Recipe Book containing one hundred recipes foe “Hoffs. too. have not been raised as The famous “Leisure” line, MEN ’S PATENT LEATHER rapidly on this side of the Atlantic as made of the best grade S*.. $1.50 was hoped, owing to the abnormally DRESS OXFORDS high prices demanded for breeding white caifvaa. linen lined, COWAN'S SUPREME CHOCOLATE sows and pigs. Such Is th?t situation (ALWAYS A WINNER) despite the great outburst of munici with robber sole and heel. Hartt make, on new last pal enterprise In connection gfith hog- with recede toes and Unsweetened—Unrivalled—Unbee ten. Older a package to-day. raising. % Reg. 84.50 goods to be broad, low heel. *. Worth “Generally, the food situation In the cleared out »t d)0 QF $10.00. THE COWAN COMPANY LIMITED, - . . TORONTO. United Kingdom is improved, but the Mutrie&Son season of anxiety is not yet over. The this sale at... Vfe.t/u July Sale Li ’ - B.C.—56 Food Controllers of all the .Vi. $4.65 tries will meet Mr. Hoover In Lpndon 1209 Douglas St. In,conference on the situation on July- 88> VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918
The Daily Times the United States, Great flbitain, Japan and else BURIAN SAYS ALLIES where are turning out much more tonnage than the COULD END THE WAR Qenuan submerinee sre destroying and the cost of ! Published every afternoon (except BûKdsyT *T Buy Only (Continued from page 1.) CHE TIME» PRINTING * PUBLISHING COMPANY, construction for most of those Governments has LIMITED now bocom# ân all-important element. the world ever farther Into that de ORIeeei Cerner Breed end Peri Streets We must build in competition, to build at all, struction, which they can avoid If théÿ Business Office (Advertising)...... **?*”• ÎÎÎÎ only will.*' What You Circulation...... «...... and only through the sane co-operation of capital Teutonic Alliances. Editorial Office ...... -...... Phone « and labor can this be done. If the committee of The Foreign Minister said that his and Rockers in Brown Reed SUBSCRIPTION RATESi confidence was based on the war al the Board of Trade can obtain a guarantee of that liances, particularly the old alliance City Delivery ...... ••• •*> per men» with Germany. He said that Austria We have just placed on display a line of Reed Chairs By mall (exclusive of city) Canada and ___ co-operation it will do more to help the shiphuild and Hungary would seqk means of ex NEED and Rockers that are specially attractive in design. These Great Britain ...... »*•*> P» tending the alliance so that It would To U. B. A...... IS O» per annum in g industry here than all the demonstrations, be adequate for all the requirements are of generous size and come in the popular fumed finish. speeches and resolutions ever held, uttered <#t the haw times. ~ . Figure the eost of your With a loose cushion and a little upholstering on the “In thelte endeavors,” he continued, moved, for with that co-operation and the main!en. “the Government knows It Is In agree coal by the month or the back they make a stylish and comfortable chair suitable for A NEW TUNE. anee of industrial peace there is no reason why ment with the desires of the prepon year—not by the price— any season, but particularly desirable at this season. » derating mass of Its people. The alli ships should not be built as profitably here as any ance will hence, as hitherto, preserve then yon will sec how much Come in and see these latest arrivals. The Berlin War Office report of the fighting on Its eirhwtvfly defensive character. It cheeper good coal is than where else. also will rest firmly on the satisfactory PRICED AT 913.50 the West Front is extremely cautious, and in that solution of sll questions and on the cheap coal. respect is in significant contrast to its communi necessities of joint concert* which have The coal you want again THEIR EYES BEING OPENED. arisen from the war. It must therefore and again. cations on the other German offensives. “In some not only cover the political relation ships of the two powers, but most also sectors,” it says, “fighting activity has been re Although tiie German military authorities con lead to changes under altered condi Try Pyrex tions. economic, military and other vived. In minor enterprises and during an ad sider it good policy to belittle the fighting qualities relations In the future are to be drawn vance acroadk tb* Marne to the southwest of Jaug- of the American troops to the German people the closer. The, agreement must com Kirk & Co., ltd. promise a solution, with due regard to Baking Ware lonne we broie into the enemy’s line and brought Great General Staff ia fully aware of the true char desires of the populations, of the 1212 Broad St. Pbone 139 back prisoners. Yesterday to the southwest of questions connected with the re-birth If you have never tried Pyrex Baking Ware you should acter of the new forces now coming strongly ipto of Poland- come in and select a piece or two from our present display Rheims we penetrated into parts of the French Menace Disavowed. the war. A short time ago an official report from "Henceforth thé alliance will not and try it out. positions.” It then proceeds to elaborate a little, German intelligence officers to headquarters was mean a threat of unfriendliness toward- so, and when wealth is needed It Is dlf anyone. Nothing will be Included' In It dealt to find on moral grounds a valid We know that you’ll be delighted with it—everyone explaining that the efforts of mine-throwers and captured and a translation of it shows that the Ger calculated to offer a stimulus to argument to the contrary. Morally who has tried it has nothing but praise to offer and are formation of counter groups. Every every particle of the war debt should gas-throwers, together with infantry and flame man military leaders are in receipt of information thing which in the future can be re be conscripted, practically It Is at pres regular users. throwers, having opened the way to the enemy’s concerning the troops of their latest opponent alised of the sublime idea of a uni ent impossible. versai league of nations shall find in As a matter of fact, taxation is con This glass has many advantages, among others being positions, von Boehm’s army crossing the Marne, which, if it were published in the German news our alliance no obstacle, but a favor scription of wealth, but is not normally its superior baking qualities, and the fact that you can able nucleus and a prepared group looked upon In that manner. The death etc., etc. papers instead of the stuff supplied to them, would which can easily and naturally unite duty certainly Is end the excess profits serve right from the oven—in the same dish. The suggestion in this is that the fighting was with every general combination of tax now In force In England curbs the astound the great bulk of the German people. states resting on concrete princlplea“ rich man's desires, but it Is not enough. Come in and get a piece. , a fortuitous affair which developed out of scat This report, which had to do with Americans The Foreign Minister said that Aus Let ifB consider for a moment what tria expected after the war to remain does conscription of wealth mean. tered “minor enterprises" that were so successful captured in the Bouresehes sector, had a number in closer relations with Turkey and To most people it means something Bulgaria. different. Does it mean the conscription A Few of the Many Pieces Shown that the Germans simply could not resist following of unfilled blank spaces opposite “essential infor of Income? It certainly must. Then the After declaring that “the continu Ram akin», from, doz. 92.25 them up by crossing the Marne, and that if they be mation,” “composition of American division,” and ance of the war is due exclusively to graduated Income tax does that duty. Pie Plates at, each.. .91*90 the one-sided and destructive aims of Raise the Income tax higher and higher, Casseroles, round, from 90< Custard Glasses, from, per stopped it cannot be regarded as a reverse, for noth “history," showing that the prisoners refused to the enemy, which could only be at the greater the Income of the clttsen. dozen ...... 93-75 tained over the ruins of the world," the leaving him merely sufficient for a ra Casseroles,‘oval, from 91-75 ing serious was attempted. There are no grandiose give information on these subjects. It then pro Foreign Minister concluded by quoting tioned subsistence. It le morally right Casseroles, with nickel-plat claims this time that ‘tour invincible troops are the final words of the reply of Emperor but difficult to enforce, and Would not Pudding Dishes, from 91.00 ed frame, from.... $2.93 eeeds to comment : • " Charles to the Pope’s peace note. commence to pay the cost of the fighting their way to a victorious peace,” or that “American division may be considered a very We must go further. We must conscript Bread Pans, from... 91.10 Pie Plates, with picket plat capital. And when we do this we come Steak Casseroles from 91*75 ed frame, from.... 93.60 “under the command of the Emperor and King good division, perhaps even an assault division. ALLIES ARE CONTINUING TO to the problem. our armies are marching from victory to victory.” The demand for the levy on capital Is Various attacks of two regiments upon Belleau HOLD GERMANS IN CHECK, put forward in two way a Either you The German War Office is profiting from experi must defray the current expenses of the Wood were executed with dash and intrepidity. ALLOWING BUT SMALL war by such a tax. or we must liqui ence and has wisely refrained from the pleasing but The moral effect of our fire was not able seriously date our liabilities by means of a loan, WEILER BROS. CHANGES IN BATTLELINE and at the close of the war wipe off our often dangerous practice of counting chickens be to check the advance of their infantry. The nerves debt by a levy on existing capital. Both Government St LOOTED Hear Poet Office fore they are hatched. (Continued from page 1 ) are difficult and the first is impossible. of the Americans are not yet shaken. Present statesmen are all striving for 1 The new Berlin policy of caution in issuing “The quality of the men must be characterized enemy suffered a sanguinary repulse. some solution of this problem, but far The French positions throughout the t**o many forget the. economic meaning bulletins on the progress of the fighting appears to as remarkable. They carry themselves well, are region to the east of Rheims were of the word and confuse wealth with be abundantly justified by developments so far. maintained intact. the narrow category “money." or e\1en well developed physically, and from eighteen to The text of the statement follows with the wider division of liquid The deepest penetration of the Allies’ positions twenty-eight years of age. At the present time "South of the Marne new German wealth, such wealth as can be readily forces pushed forward and attacked converted into money. This is the mis maje by the enemy at the end of the second day they only require proper training to make them yesterday and last evening the heights take. of the offensive was only five miles—south of the •Orth of St. Agimn and <*bapeIle-Mont- The trus wealth of the nation consists formidable adversaries. hodon. The enemy succeeded in pene of our railways, our machinery roads, Only THREE Days More Marne—and spirited counter-»ttacks by the French trating into the Bourdonnerie farm and cattle, implements, houses, etc. You “The spirit of the men is fresh and full of naive the bat tie continues with violence on cannot feed and supply an army and and Americans recaptured several villages on high confidence. The following statement bf a prisoner the slopes and woods immediately south win a war with railways, and houses To secure one of these New ground overlooking the river in that sector. The of this point and such other wealth. They must be Edisons on these special is characteristic : ‘We kill or we are killed.’ Foiled b - French. converted. And If you convert It, what then! Can you conscript the securities enemy is trying to widen his front south of the “Details concerning their position. It was iin Farther east, despite very vigorous terme. attacks.' our trooyis held the enemy in and the mortgages snd the bonds that Marne by pressing up the valley towards Eperney, possible to obtain any farts. The prisoners scarce represent them ? If so, who Is to buy? the southern outskirts of Bouqutgny To sell you roust have a market But if This model Diamond Disc, Wood and at the village of Nesle. The but is meeting with little success. ly indicated the place they had occupied in the line. the buyer knows that his securities are Germans likewise launched a powerful likewise going to be conscripted, he will 24 selections of your own Between the Marne and Rheims the enemy has attack In the direction of Monvolain, “General remarks : Morale—Tn general, the on the south side of the Marne, south not buy; nor even can he buy. for he choice for will have had his wealth likewise made virtually no progress beyond the develop east or Venteuil, but were thrown back prisoners make a good impression. Their manner taken, and to buy with what is left he from this locality by a powerful must convert which is Impossible. ments of the first day, while on the whole front is alert. At present they, still Consider 4he war counter-attack by French troops. east of Rheims the best he has been able to do has “Between the Marne and Rheims When there arc many selling and few $177.40 from the point of view of a big brother who is com violent combats, developed in Courfon buying, the value of stocks falls been to gain two miles near Prunay. The fighting ing to the assistance of his oppressed brothers and Wood. A German attack In the region heavily. The Government would thus be of Vrigny broke down completely. no better off. for the shares that they appears to have changed from an attempt at a sisters, and who is received everywhere in a friend "East of Rheims German local at had got would now have fallen perhaps general advance on a fifty-mile front to a series of lacks were fruitless, notably in the to half their worth. True, it might be ly manner. Their opinions have a certain moral region of Prunay. A renewed attack by possible to sell at a depreciated value local offensives not unlike those which followed eneltiy trdafc# hi fhe direction of Beau on a foreign market. But this would basis: goat of the prisonert express themselves mont, on the south side of* the Vesle mean that the country had mortgaged the enemy’s check in hia other offensives with the with an understandable naivete, and declare that southwest of Prunay, suffered a san Its existence to a foreign land, a thing guinary repulse. The French positions no sane man would for a moment difference that while in these he made extensive there have been maintained intact.' countenance. they came to Europe to defend their country. The same argument holds against too $25.00 progress before being stopped, in this one hie pene "Only a few of the men are pure American by. About Six Miles. heavy a levy on Income It cannot be Cash tration has been relatively small. Some 540,000 Ixmdon, July 17.—Forces of the Ger- readily converted anil will depreciate ri,»a Tli» ...njnrlly nf Ihem nre anna lue In miirrrriww. Hsi it ~ ~ Balance $10.00" per Mouth. men are believed to have been employed by the threè mll«-s line down the Marne val parents. These half-Americans, however, most. Of ley yesterday. This mak« e a total not diminished, nor Is the production This New Edison is Mr. Edi Germans out "of a total force of 900,000. This whom were bora in America and have never been penetration of the French line of about of wealth discouraged, but rather en- Six unies at Festumy. the most south (kriwawK Tor ibe capmutst turning bis son "s very latest instrument means that the enemy stilt-has considerable re in "Europe, express without hesitation purely Ameri erly point reached by the invaders. Income greater decreased by the in which has iTpermanent Die-""" Heavy Artillery Fire. come tax w ill struggle all the harder to mood Reproducer, Auto serves that have not yet been used and more des can sentiments.” increase his output so as to keep up With the American Army in France, matic Stop and many other perate fighting may be looked for. Berlin claims That report ought to be useful propaganda ma July 17. - (By the Associated Press. ).— the former standard of living. A heavy p. m.—BxTraorfinarify Heavy artil hut not toe heavy graduated Income exclusive features. 13,000 prisoners while Paris says the French leases tax Is manifestly the first solution of terial for the Allies. Undoubtedly there are. in lery fire has been Hi progress to-day our war tiro*» finance. Out-of-town orders accepted if dated on or before are comparatively small. Germany and in the, German army many people on both allies along the Marne front The second solution Is the heavy tax between Chateau Thierry and Dor ation of excess profits made owing to July 20th. i Paris announces that no French forces have mans. who know that the official announcements on the the war Eighty per cent, or even 100 East of Rheims the American troops been diverted from any other part of the West in thelir sectors are holding all their per cent, of profits above that earned American war effort and the calibre of the Ameri ly Industries in pre-war times le not positions. Kent’s Edison Store Front to meet this offensive ; that is to say Foeh ’s can troops are utterly false, but so absolute is the too stiff. For no one has a moral right to profit by the conflict. This tax Is ap Phone 3449 1004 Government St. original dispositions with local reserves have been control of the German Government over the minds plied in England, found satisfactory, sufficient for the needs of the situation ‘ so far. and with conscientious management of the German people that any cominunieation la yields much to the state. This is reassuring, not only in respect of the ques belled “official,” no matter bow fantastic, is be All this is conscription of wealth, but tion of manpower, but in its demonstration of the to go further than this and seize thF we moke no attempt to pay off our debt great a control of some of our indus lieved by the great majority of them. capital of the nation for current ex at the clone ot the war Canada will be tries. But it must be remembered penses can only mean to us disaster. All foresight and perfection of the arrangements of none the poorer. that foreign capital Invested In our revenues above this must be secured But perhaps when the war is ended The King has conferred upon General Pershing by the loan, which in reality is. the land would have to stand an equal levy the Commander-in-Chief. All the evidence shows we may decide to pay off our debt by and this could go to our foreign in FOR CO-OPERATION. promise of the people to work for the that Foch has had the situation well in hand from a G. C. B., (Grand Cross of the Bath). This does nation for a future payment The conscripting the capital of the wealthy. vestors. war loan Is a sacred bond between her This to some may sound an astounding There are many difficult problems the start and is quite ready for the enemy wher not mean that the able American Commander-in- To the Editor,—I Was very pleased to proposition, but is not beyond possl- see in last night's Issue that .the Board rulers and her citizens, and must in attached to such a scheme, but they every way be kept Inviolate. The pa itlltles. Even Mr. Bonar Law, Chan are not beyond solution. But two ever else he may choose to strike. Chief is now Sir John Pershing, for the United of Trade had appelated two of their cellor of the Exchequer, has hinted at members to meet the Metal Trades triotic loan brings from its lair the levy upon capital after the war; and things must be remembered. We must States does not permit its subjects to wear titles of hidden treasure, renews the energy of hold aour national war debt sacred. Council on the advisability of forming a" people and makes them economize appears to many as an admirable so a company, or co-operation, or profit- lution of the problem. It would leave Neither must its interest nor capital CO OPERATION NEEDED. that kind. It means, however, that the General, if and save. To conscript this would be value be diminished, nor must It ever sharing in the shipbuilding industry. I the last resort of a mad financier at the our country none the poorer. It would hope the trades unionists of Victoria merely mean the shifting of ownership be conscripted. And should capital be he has accepted the distinction, will possess the helm of a bankrupt state. We* may conscripted to pay off our debt, it must The Board of Trade yesterday appointed a spe Will fall in with the idea. It would be a conscript labor, life and wealth but * our national wealth from one person insignia of one of the highest orders of British grand thing to see the labor and capital to the other. It would mean the equal be done at one time and only after the never that scrap of pai>er pledged on war. Any attempt to pay the current cial committee to confer with labor leaders with a of this city combined for each other’s the faith of a nation and sealed by the izing of our Individual fortunes. Ve knighthood. The^Hon. James Gerard, it will be good, for with both working together who had corns to the aid of the nation expenses of the war by the ' present blood of he.r sons. For are we not fight conscription of wealth, beyond taxa view to the development of local shipbuilding in we would make this place the envy of ing and dying for the violated pledge in her plight and had bought war loan recalled, was Created a K. C. B. in recognition of the Pacific coast. would in its place be given an equal tion such as suggested, must prove a dustry on the co-operative principle. The object of a nation and we cannot prove our financial disaster. his services to British prisoners of war in Germany, In Gloucestershire there Is a very selves as faithless. amount of stock in the enterprise of sought is the creation of a real community spirit large cloth mill, driven by two large But after the war—what then! Is someone who had refrained from In Until theit we must raise our ex but I lie bearer is still plain “Mr.” Gerard. horizontal engines One is named the nation going to be shackled with a vesting. He who has Invested in na penses with a heavy graduated Income in regard to this industry which will guarantee not 'Capital" and the other""Txabor." Both heavy war debt and made to contribute tional bonds has already helped the and excess profits tax and such other nation, ^whilst he who has amassed a IN FOR A LICKING. are of the same power; one alone could for years to come from her wealth, or taxes as are in common use. The only local financial support 1 ut stable conditions drive the whole of the machinery In will we for once and for all conscript fortune and not offered It to the rest must be got -by a loan, which It is of labor. (New York World.) z case of necessity. But they use the two from the rich to pay off our debts and country deserves to have it conscripted. the patriotic duty of every Canadian, Director-General of Shipping Schwab, speaking before and both working together make the start the nation afresh? Let Us ex Such a solution Is possibly would who cannot give his labor and his life Whether this movement wifi succeed or not Detroit shipbuilders, said they were to play a prominent load so much lighter. Why could not we amine the case. disturb very Initie the stock market or his country, to support with all In Victoria do the same? Mr. Walker Money has and is gradually depreci would no* necessitate any great will depend upon the co-operation it secures,’upon part in building ships faster than V-boats ran sink them. Îils power and ability. Economy and ^“The Kaiser," he added* “is due for the damnedostrick says he knows a shipbuilding employee ating in value. At the close df the Na of securities. The economic con self-sacrifice Is to-day the only test the extent to which each eleuMBt is prepared to who would put up $600. I am not a poleonic wars a century ago the terrible ditions of the country would not be of true citizenship. ing anyone ever got." shipbuilding employee, boi^will put up debt of that time was thought sufficient greatly disturbed. It might be unwise JOSHUH B. CLEARIHUE. make sacrifices Tor the good of the community as —------an $100 to help the cause along. to strangle the nation. Now It repre liquidate our foreign liabilities In Lieutenant. Canadian Field Artillery, BRITAIN'S FIRST CEMENT BOAT. Now, trades unionists, come along sents a pittance of our Income. Then ■ manner as It would give them too France, May 29, 1918. a whole. There must be some assurance that the Britain's first big /concrete ship is 150 feet long, with k', and see what you can do, for your owh wages and prices were equally low and the national debt represented a sum beam of 24feet and displaces 900 tons. Her carrying sake and your children’s, and the land work will not be interrupted by a series of strikes we live in. far in excess of what 1t would to-day. capacity is 400 tons. Compared to the Faith, the 6,000-ton TRADER UNIONIST. Depreciation of the monetary stand over non-essential considerations or because some concrete ship recently launched on the Pacific Coast of ard is continually progressing and in a TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO TO DAY Victoria Wefit, July 16, 1918. century from now we may equally hope where else men may be receiving piore wages than the United flutes, the British vessel Is a rather small Victoria Times, July 17, 1893. affair, but Lloyds has classed her as Al. to find our debt more than halved in its they are getting here. The key-note should be the CONSCRIPTION OF WEALTH. relative value. We must not fear that the nation will development of an industry, not some temporary SCOTCH SOLDIERS SINGING PSALMS. To the Editor,—There hi a phrase be bankrupt. It Is as rich as ever» Our Machinery for two West Coast mills will be taken around by the steamer (London Express.) now extensively In use with present- wealth still lies in our mines and our Maude. Captain Gosse, which leaves this evening. She will take down the financial advantage regardless of consequences. day politicians which to a large ex rivers, our plains and our forests. It machinery for Sutton A Sons’ sawmill at Ucluelet and additional machinery As far as Victoria is concerned ships can be At a conference on church hymn singing, at St. Mary's, tent Is too quickly approved of or dis is our natural resources which are al for'the B. C. paper mill. Primrose Hill, the vicar, the Rev, Duncan Jones, said he missed with a wave of the hand. This most Illimitable, which can stand the Hon. T. M. Daly, Minister of the Interior; A. M. Burgess, Deputy Min built only if it is profitable to build them. The never heard suah singing anywhere as he heard in billet the* conscription of wealth. How weight of our national debt. And then ister of the Interior; Indian Commissioner Reed, of the Northwest Terri mAfty of those who use it In daily we owe our debt to ourselves. If our services in tumble-down villages when Scottish boys used tories, and 1^ Hume, Mr. Daly’s private secretary, arrived from the east halcyon day of the construction of vessels without their hearts and their voices in rendering some of those conversation have ever thought of Its loans had been mostly sold on a for significance !__ eign market, we would be mortgaging" last evening. Psalms which are so deâr to them, and when the whole regard to cost and conditions of labor and material -ft is an alluring phrase coined to our natural resources to the foreigner. ; Objection to the location of a s hool aj the corner of Douglas Street and place was filled With the strains of "Dunfermline." qr "8t. catch the poor man's vote and is singu Some haver It Is true, but It rests with Michigan Street has been lodged by sonie residents. is at an end. The demand for tonnage while Mill Paul," "Duke Street," or "Wiltshire/' they, almost feU larly eucceneful Human labor and life the patriotic Canadian to see that we great is no longer emergent because the yards of themselves back la Scotland < teetageoBscripted, and rightly ourselves sepplÿ our needs. Ever *f VICTORIA DAILY TIMBS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918
LPAVIP SPENCER, LIMITED^: Another Extraordinary Sale of -at 50c Thursday An almost unbelievable price for such dainty new ^-to-date models. We bought these Waists several months a"° gvt‘at advantage. To-day, Summer Waists are costing at the factory double the price. Needless to say, then, very quick selling will take place and the twenty dozen models involved will be bought up just as quickly as the salespeople can take the money. To secure one you will have to be here sharp on opening time, 8.30 am. 1 he style of \V aist is neat and effective. Made from pretty striped voiles, with large collars and vestee front of plain vHiite. Some models are trimmed with white pique and finished in two-button effect. The shades are greens, Copenhagen and black on white ground with various pattern stripes. All new, clean, crisp goods, and a very great bargain at 50ft each. See display window on View Street for samples. —Waists, First Floor A New^Au-siik Black a Big Stock of Inexpen Taffeta Stanfield’s Silk That Will Not Split. Tear sive Wash Dresses Finished Underwear or Crack i for Men This new. Silk is making many friends ami causing an unprece dented demand. The makers claim that they have overcome A niee soft finished Undergarment, ideal for sum all the old obstaeles and can offer these three grades as being $1.50 to $5.75 mer wear. We have Shirts in sizes 34, 36 and 38; entirely non-splitable, non-tearahle and non-eraekalrle. Finish- Drawers,*32, 34, 36 and 38. To-day’s market ml in blaek only and appropriate weights' for separate skirts price, $2.50. Our special price, while stoek lasts, and suits. 36 inches wide. A yard. $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 Wash Dresses in styles and materials appropriate for a garment ...... $1.75 An Alt-Silk Black Messaline Satin at #1.50 a Yard. every purpose—for the home, garden, picnic, beach or — An excellent quality offered at a very low price. Made en —Men’s Underwear, Main Floor tirely from pure silk and finished in a |>erfeet black ; 36 inches vacation. A splendid variety of shades and patterns and wide and worth today *2.00 a yard Our special price, a all good, serviceable styles. S|>eeially good values at from >“rd •••••••...... $1.50 $1.50 to ...... $5.75 —Silks. Main Floor Two Low Priced Offerings in Wash Dresses in extra large sizes—40 to 50, in a good as Special Values in sortment of patterns and styles. Men’s Work Boots —Mantles, First Floor Here’s a Boot that will give equal wear to an all-leather Women’s Gloves boot costing two dollars more. It is made from a HEW PIQUE WASH SKIRTS Women's Long White Glace Perrins' Glace Kid Gloves, in heavy brown duck, with leather lace stay and extra Smart styles and good value Kid Gloves, in all sizes. .So white, tan. navy, grey, and cial, a pair ...... $1.50 at ...... ;...... heavy rubber soles and heels. Has absorbent inner black ; 2 dome S|>ecial at, a $3.75 Long White, Cream and Black sole that will not draw the feet. Specially good value Silk Gloves, with double tips. pair ...... $2.00 at, a pair...... $3.50 Queen Quality make. Special, Dents' Chamoisette GlovA, 2- a pair...... $1.25 domc; white and white with Another good Work Boot is made with brown duck Capeskin Gloves, in tans only, Mack points. Special St. a uppers, medium thickness, and with rubber soles and 1 and 2 dome. Special, a pair ...... $1.00 Stylish Summer Suits of heels. This is a good siunnier work boot. Has ventil pair ...... $1.75 —Gloves. Main Floor ated leather inner sole. Special value, a pair, $2.75 Linen and Cotton Selling at —Men’s Boots, Main Floor Sheets and Blankets, at r Be Sure and Secure a Copy of Prices to Save You These are smartly tailored garments, iu styles and effects entirely different to those of previous seasons. Some of the Coats have sleeves, others are sleeveless, The Wipers Times Money the latter being extremely effective models and most comfortable for summer A fac simile reprint of the trench magazines—The Savings from two to three dollars a pair on Blankets and 65c a and vacation wear. Several different styles to choose from, all marked specially Wipers Times, The New Church Times, The Kemmel pair on Sheets surely is substantial savings well worth while. low for very quick selling. A Suit ...... ; ;...... ;...... $13.75 This is what wrc offer von here this week. It’s worth investigating Times, The Somme Times, and The B. E. F. Times. —Mantles, First Floor right away, isnjt it T The original copies of these papers were printed Pull-Sise Cotton Sheets, Reg. (4.00 a Pair, for $3.36 a Pair. just behind the firing line—under most trying circum —Mode up from our own sheeting, extra wide and good and stances. Some copy and proofs were even written and long. Suitable for your large size bed*. Nice Oven weave, 2Vi Continuing the Sale pf . corrected, in the trepehes.------yards wide. A sheet that will launder well. The entire volume is full of interest and humor. White Blankets for Your Medium and Full-Size Beds at a Saving Be sure and get a copy at $2.00. of from $2.00 to $3.00 a Pair. Women’s High-Grade Pumps —This is quite a saving for those who require Blankets for pre , —Books, Main Floor sent or near future needs. Quite a few of our customers are preparing tor their future needs now. Our prices range from and Oxfords at $5.95 r as low as *5.75 to *1(i 00 a pair. An Exceptional Sale of —Staples. Main Floor $4.85 and $2.95 ’ On Thursday we shall continue to dispose of this ’olored Silk Sweaters A Delayed Shipment of high-grade Footwear at bargain prices. There is still a got id assortment of styles and sizes idfracli for Children Fancy Tartan Dress Goods group and the values are as good as on the first d.iy Values to $3.00 of sale. Every pair was made by one of the !.. re- on Sale at 50c a Yd most manufacturers of women's footwear in America. Right up-to-the-minute for styles and Thursday at $1.50 This shipment should have reached us many mouths ago—iu time for last spring’s selling. suitable for dress, street and business wear. Re In all the leading shades, such as rose, greens, However, we welcome its arrival as the materials liable giades and rare bargains at the special .greys, blues and gold, also in colored stripes— are so much needed and will come in splendidly prices. Represented are: rose with white, gold with black, blue with white •for children’s school dresses for fall, also for and several other smart combination effects. All . Patent Leather Pumps and Qxfor.is, with high Louis heels and turn soles. women’s dresses and separate skirts. Hmart of good quality silks, various weaves, and in Olazed Kid Pumps and Oxfords, with Louis or military heels, turn or welted new patterns and colorings in blue, red, brown sizes to fit little girls 1 to 4 years. Regular and mixed tartans.; 38 inches wide. Special, a soles. Colored and white Kid Piunps and Oxfords; brown and black calfskin, values to $3.00. Clearing Thursday at the ex yard*...... 50* with military heels and welted soles. Blaek Glazed Kid Oxfords, with welted ceptionally low price of...... $1.50 * —Dress Goods, Main Floor soles, also white reiuskin. All sizes and widths in the lot —Children’s, First Floor —Women's Shoes, First Floor = jJDAyiD_SPENCER, LIMITEE)!: PICTOKfA DAILY Tl M KS, YVKI1.N K’HDA Y, JULY 17, 1!MH
Canada Food Board License No. 8-947 IN WOMAN’S DOMAIN Canadian Food Board ■Mr. How, I SO u to • 1 Socio^îetsml FINE PROGRAMME FOR ■Munir. 1 ,’olwk: HtiMw I N , Insure Success by Mrs. F. T. Hill," of New Westminster, Mapping Out a Food Recipe Books accompanied by her cousin, Miss Hoop, Programme — Canada TO MORROW’S CONCERT of Winnipeg, Is visiting friends In the Food Board. The Clearance Sale of Book No. 1, Fruit, Vegetables, Canning, Drying and Storing; <4tiT this .greek. ------4' 4 4 No. 2, Fish; No. 3, Vegetables ; Nb. 4, Bread. The Misses Hazel and Kathleen The Gift Centre.” Army and Navy Veterans’ Cafe Maywood, of Winnipeg, are visiting Summer Millinery theinparents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. May- UYING ^ J< _ We can supply these. Cost 5c each. matter of Chantant and Dance at wood, 1637 Verrinder Avenue. B it it it Alexandra Hall Miss Monteith and Miss Barbara Most people cannot ac Takes Place Thursday THURSDAY'S SPECIAL IN THE GROCERY DEPT. Montelth have gone over to the main curately determine for land on a visit to Mrs. Roger Mon themselves the value of Diamond Crystal Salt, 3-lb. carton. telth, Harwoods.Street, Vancouver. precious stones and gold Active preparations have been made Regular 15c each. Special, each...... lie * » .4 and silver things. There by the Army and Navy.^Veterans to Women who would take Arthur McLorg, of this city, Is visit fore, it la Important to insure the success of their second cafe ing In Vancouver, where hie parents. advantage of exceptional re KNOW the store you buy chantant and dance to be given at the Judge and Mrs. McLorg. of Saskatoon, from. Alexandra Club and grounds to-mor ductions will do well to as PROVISION DEPARTMENT. have taken up their residence for the row (Thursday) evening. Dancing Is summer months. sociate; their requirements 4 4 4 ^ *“ to take place In the ballroom, and will Peanut Butter, per lb...... ^30* | Oleomargarine, Marigold Brand. be preceded by a concert In the Victorians registered at Seattle with this special disposal of Like Butter. Per lb., (rounds, which will be brilliantly 11- Pure Lard, per lb...... 37* hotels recently Include Mr. and Mrs P. u mina ted and decorated for the occa Summer Hats. Models for .. 39* L. O'Connor and Mrs. P. J. Hickey, who sion. Refreshments will be served by are staying at the Washington Apart the members of the "J" Unit Chapter every occasion are included ments, and Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Logan f- Kotwt Burns McMlcking Chapter, GROCERY DEPARTMENT at the Washington Hotel. Birthday Rings—What in this sale and prices have it it it ever month the birthday Red Seal Unfermented Wine— Following Is the concert programme: Barley Flour, 3 lbs for ....25* Mrs. McB. Smith, of Oak Bay, and may come in we have the s to 8 30 p. m..... Selections by the Band been so revised as to make Sherry, Port, Red Cherry. Oat Flour, 3 Iba for...... 25* her daughter, Mrs. Newton Burdick, appropriate stone for that fww ...... V. J. Dunn the offerings lin Usually in Blackberry, Grape and Black were among the guests at a tea given month — Pearl, Ruby, Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per Currant. Per bottle ...... 50* by Mr* Homer Adams at the Burnaby Diamond and other geni Accompanied by^Miss Agnes Wallace on teresting. Visit the depart packet ...... 12* Bolf Club, Vancouver, on Monday sei rings. A beautiful Red Seal Ginger Cordial, per afternoon. stock to choose from. g°n*...... :...... * Tom Dooley ment Thursday, You wilt Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, at. per 2°"*;...... Q -M -S. Gillan bottle ...... J...... 75* * Dr 4 £ti?Tt,2n.on Pipe*... MISS Agnes Wallace packet ...... 12* Mrs. J. C C Brqmner, who has been Signet Ring* for ladles, appreciate the splendid men, girls and boys; also CMIo Solo...... Sergt W. Edmunds Rose’s Lime Juice, per bot Morton's Arrowroot, at, per spending the past two weeks in Vic Baby Rings, etc., etc., etc. g®"» ••••...... V. J. Dunn values presented. tle ...... 50* packet 20* toria, has returned to the mainland, Seaside Kong and Chorus.... Tom Dooley where she Is the guest of Mrs. T. W. Chorus—Misaes B. Hunt. R Hunt. N. Silver Spring or Victoria Phoe- Neileon'e Milk Chocolate, fc-lb. Swa island, of Caulfield», for a few Dooley and L. Dqoley. Light and Dark Colored White Trimmed Hats to . nix Beer, pts., per do*', *1.15 £»*»*, ...... Q.-M -8. Gillan cakes ...... 24* days before returning to her home Russian Dame ...... ’... Miss Lily Dooley Trimmed Hats to clear clear at 83.75, 85.00 Qts., per dox...... *2.25 Edmonton. Mitchell A Duncan Accompanists. Mrs. Hunt and R. D. Neilson'e Soldier Chocolate, % - LTD. Myles. and 87.50. Kennedy’e Standard Invalid 4 4 4 lb. cakes ...... 24* Capt. Charles Williams, of Cardinal JEWELERS 1 at «2.75, 83.75, Port, per bottle ...... :75* Brown’s Fly Ban Tape, at, t and Lieut. Robert Caldwell, of Iroquois, Central Building 85.00, «7.50, 810, Coarse Straw Slilors in White Com Flour, 3 lbs. for 25* for ...... lO* who made a gallant rescue of Lieut.- View and Broad St* dark colors, to clear at Col. L. W. Mulloy from drowning at FLOWER SHOW WAS and 815. C-PjR and B.Q. IQectrie Iroquois last summer, have been W atch Inspectors. 83.75. awarded the Royaf Humane Society Black Trimmed Hats to medal. Both men are overseas. Col. Sport Hats to clear at Mulloy, who is the famous “blind A GREAT SUCCESS clear at 85.00, 87.50, trooper," Is well-known In Victoria. 85.00, 87.50 and H. 0. KIRKHAM & CO., LTD. 4 4 4 8*0.00 and 815.00. 810.00. The Rev. C. Comyn-Ching, who has Victoria and Vancouver. been acting-rector at St. Mary’s Church, Oak Bay, for the past two VANCOUVER WOMEN AND South Saanich Wortien's Insti Grocery, 178 and 179 Delivery, 6621 months, has accepted an Invitation PHONES: Pish and Provisions, 6620. bleat, 6621 fsom the military branch of the Y. M. tute Held Annual Exhibition; Corset Values C. A. in Edmonton, and will be leav ing in a few days for his now sphere of THE LABOR SITUATION Prize List Work. His departure will be much re Investigate These gretted by the members of the par ishes of Christ Church Cathedral and Special $1.76—Including high, medium, low or girdle top St. Mary's, to whom he ha»’ endeared The fourth annual flower show un himself during his brief sojourn In the 0. D. E. Members Ask Inter der the auspices of the South Saanich désigna, in white contil. One model has an elastic top;, city. Women’s Institute, was formally open another is made with medium bust and is short below 4 4 4 vention of Governor-in- ed by Mrs. H. F. Tolmle on Saturday A Luncheonette or a Cold Drink “ Victorians who had the pleasure of afternoon, and proved very successful. the waist, while another style is extra long for tall meeting Brigadier-Genefal the Hon. Council to Stop Strikes The hall was tastefully decorated with figures. All these Corsets have hook below front clasp Whichever, it is you require this new store Invitee you. Come here and Senator James Mason during his visit pink rambler roses and gypsophlla and partake of It You will enjoy your lunch at this bakery. The menu to the city last November will regret presented a very attractive appear and are provided with four hose supporters ; sizes 19 to to hear of Jils death which ‘ occurred ance. The various stalls did a good 30—81.75 a pair. affords a wide variety of tempting, inexpensive dishes that are “Just business and were In charge of the right" for hot weather. In Toronto yesterday afternoon, follow The-Vancouver Municipal Chapter. ing an operation. General Mason was L O. D. B., took a strong stand in the following ladies: needlework, Mrs. At $2.00—Corset of fine coutil, made in low or medium Try t Luncheonette To-day \ Blssett, Mr* McKenzie; ice cream, président of the Home Bank, honorary matter of the present labor unrest at bust styles, one having a reinforced front With hook treasurer of the Canadian Red Crow, Mrs. Lemon, Miss Florence Hafer; their meeting on Monday afternoon. and was one of Canada’s best known peanuts and punch. Misses R. Budd. J. below the clasp and specially suitable for full figures. bankers and military men. He was a Mrs. Herbert Drummond presided, and Lawrie and L. Hafer: raffles, Mrs THE YORKSHIRE BAKERY H. Lawrie; lady with 100 pockets. Miss Another model is made with deep bust gore and is veteran of (he Fenian RAld and the on the motion of Mrs. McCreery, «se Ix-dingham. A quantity of lavender n.w A,.™. 641 YATES STREET 641 King Edward Block Northwest rebellion. heavily boned. 1 (Opposite Our OU Stand) conded by Mrs. C. Fit zg lb bon the fol kindly given by Prof. Stevenson found 4 4 4 a ready sate. From the Seattle Daily Times "Mi* lowing resolution was passed after At $2.50—Corsets of fine coutil, with rubber gore over the 1 Henrietta A. Bond, daughter much discussion : Tea was served on the grounds In a Prettily decorated tent and was in thigh, low bust and very long; also a model with low W. Bond, of Capitol Hill, will leave ''Whereas the most Important thing soon for Vancouver. B. C.. to visit. charge of Mrs. Nimmo, Mrs. Budd and bust with short gore of rubber in front. These Corsets at the present time Is the prosecution Mrs. Turgoose. Teacup reading was a While there she will be one of the of the war. so that a Just peace and all have four hose supporters and are trimmed with silk Coast home women to enter the Van popular pastime. The entertainment that implies may be secured, and for the afternoon Included a pretty couver Horse Show, which will take whereas, the energies of the nation as embroidery; sizes 19 to 28. A BEDTIME STORY Place from August 1» to August 24. •mermaid” dance by Miss Queen le a whole—manpower. Industrial and Ball, songs by Mrs. Tapscott and Miss Misé Bond, who has only made Seattle agricultural- should be whole hearted- her home for three months, coming Rae Bullock and Instrumental selec ly devoted to this one object and this tions by Miss Budd, who also acted as from Victoria, B. C.. is an expert horse alone. UNCLE-WIGGILY AND THE RAIN WATER PIPES woman and has been riding in horse accompanist for the vocal numbers. Specially Priced Sate of Hosiery shows for seven years. She has won "And. whereas, the employees of the In th«r evening a delightful concert •Jp>"right. 1811, by McClure Newspaper Syndicat* B. C Electric Railway and Western ribbons, medals and money prises on programme was arranged by Mr* Black Lisle Hose, rein (By Howard It Oarta) many occasions Miss Bond represent Power Co., having by a strike lasting Macdonald Fahey and was greatly ap Gloves ed George Washington in the Liberty from the second to the tenth days of preciated. Those assisting Mrs. Fahev forced heels and toes; Bond parade in this city April « and July, 1818, secured all monetary de were: Miss Lugrin, Mrs. W. 8haw. "I don't see where they are all com sticks, and the water can not run down has been .one of the equestrienne* in mands made by them, the B. C. Elec Miss Bell, Mies Kent, Miss Shaw, with Misses’ Kid Gloves, in regular 35c pair. 3 ing from," said Nurse Jane Fussy off the roof. It stays in the roof gut Aeverai other parades in this city. trie men. without warning, again stop Mr* Gibson as accompanist. pairs for 85^. Wuzzy, tl>e muskrat lady housekeeper ter and pipe, and It Is there where the ped work on the 14th distant, thereby Councillor Tanner, on behalf of the shades of tan, in size for Uncle Wlgglly Longears, the rabbit motfjuito eggs ate being hatched into A SMASHER. causing great Injury and toss to the Women's Institute, thanked the enter-, White Cotton Hose, ex gentleman, as she hopped out of the biting bugs." citizens of Vancouver and adjoining tainers for their musical treat, and 5Mi only. *1.50 values hollow stump bungalow ope__ municipalities r »t 50^ a pair to ilear.... "ATT 6f lVTiUTh comThg~Troin where V* Jane. "What can we do about It?" "She works like lightning." "Be It resolved by us. the Municipal summer fruit, grown In the Keating pair. asked the bunny. “I must empty all that water qut of •That’s fine!” Chapter, 1. O. D. E., In Vancouver, that district. The receipts for the day “AW the mosquitoes, but 1 don't know PtltA" ...... •-jM* » UpX... She works like light- th» attention.. . at.. the governor-tn. amounted Jo ft tout. 1200». Wben. tim Special* White Cotton -Black or White Fibre where they are coming from,** went on man. nlng because she leaves ruin and dis council be catted "to the situation and expense of the affair has been de Gloves, heavy quality, Hose, double heels and Nurse Jane. “I wish 1 did. I'd stop order behind her." to the fact that such recurrences of ducted a good sum should he left for The pipe was one through which rain the funds of the Red Cross and the In them. Don't you get bitten, Wiggle?" water ran off the roof, and, as the strikes Interferes seriously with traps- . 5®# * pair. ______toes. 50f a pair. y+*,.on<* Hi a white. But l am bunny had raid.oldr'taWrtnr #ttfR*tme«nbîr a portation, production and msmrffcbture. used to that. However, I have noticed had filled the pipenine andend gutter, let.ie-letting 7™". OF Ul® CltX Council Of the and thereby gives him authority to deal Prof. Steveneon kindly acted White Chamoisette Glove* Fibre 81k Hoee, m Palm more mosquitoes than usual about former's servant with the situation under the War Judge of the exhibits. The followinir a regular little pond of stagnant water "Not at present ; he's at dinner." the prise list, with the winners: 'Beach, pearl, suede, these last few days. As you know, and stay in the roof gutter. Measures Act. that hs Is therefore re with white or black as I know, Nurse Jane, moequltoes “But my business is most import quested without delay to take effective Sweet peas, six trues of bloom any brown, white or black. "How are you going to get the water ant." color—X, Mrs. Blssett: 2. Mrs. Harr! only hatch out In stagnant water like out of the pipe?" asked the muskrat measures under the complete powers points, 81-25 for 81 75*. 85* and 81.00 In a rain water barrel, an old cistern "I cannot help it, sir. Hie Honor is vested In him, to put an end to the un eon. Six true, of bloom, white—1, lady as she saw the bunny up on the at steak." Mrs. Harrison: 2, Mrs Gold Six true, a pair. or tin cans that stand around the yard, roof of the hollow stump bungalow. necessary labor difficulties In Van a pair. half full. Have we anything like that couver." of bloom, -pink—I, Mrs Harrison: J, "I'U Just poke something down the Mr*. P. Yeung, ftlx trues of bfoom 811k Hope, black with around here?" rainwater pipe." was his answer. “That Makes Strong Plea. Niagara Maid 80k Glove*, In putting the resolution Mrs. Creery crimson—1. Mrs. Harrison: 2. Mrs. white clox and white "Nothing like that near our bqnga- will shove out the old leaves, the twigs, Gold. Six trues of bloom, mauve—1, in white, black, grey, " tew.” said Nurse Jane. JLWr have no sticks and so on, the water wlH runout made a strong patriotic plea to the Mrs. Harrison : Î, Mrs. K. Young. with black elox ; a cistern, and I keep all the empty tin and all the bad, eating mosquitoes will Women to do at) in their power to end Dahlia*—1, Mro Harrison, stocks 1 cream, champagne, 85*? splendid wearing qual- cans picked up. But still we have dry up and blow sway." the many labor difficulties which she Mra. Harrison: 2. Mr. Bieeelt. Pan moaquitoea." "Good!" cried the muskrat lady. The not In the best Interests of e's* -t. Mr*. Termer; I, Mrs. Harrison. to 82.00 a pair. ’ tty - 81,75 a pair. the country as a whole. "There must be a puddle of^ water Bo, taking his red, white and blue Pinks—1, Mra. Harrieon. Phlox 1, around somewhere," went An the striped rheumatism crutch with him, Mrs. FttsGtbbon in speaking to the Miss Ledlngham. Rosée. 3 blooms, resolution stated that she felt all labor ---h bunny. ‘Til take a look. If I fcan let the bunny climbed up on his bungalow Balance pink—1, Mrs Harrieon: 1, Mra. Hafer. Phone 187* Sayward Building the water run away there will hot be roof. From there he could reach the troubles were the outcome of German bkieme. white—1, Mr. Harrieon. 3 any more mosquitoes, unless a few top of the rain water pipe, where it propaganda circulated throughout the blooms, red—1. Mrs. Sutton; 2. Mrs First Floor, 1877 1211 Douglas Street blow here from places where the peo- was stopped up with leaves and trash, country by agents from other coun Markuy. I blooms, climbing—1, Mrs. « pie are not careful about them." "Now for a good poke—a long poke, tries. Hhe stated, however, that she Mackay; 2, Mra. Harrieon. Shaeltt So Mr. Longears looked all around a hart poke and a strong poke!" said thought the employees were Innocent daisies—1, Mra Lemon: 2. Mrs. Bis his hollow stump bungalow, even going the bunny, “and the leaves and old victims of a widespread conspiracy to sait. Bowl of roses— 1, Mrs. Sutton: 1, hold up the building of ships and up on the root, and there he found the water will run out. Here 1 go!" Mra Lemon. Bowl of naelurtlums—1, Hafer. Twelve pods of peas, dwarf— trouble. He was Just about to poke away the transportation. Mra. Sutton; 2. Mrs Lemon Bowl of yokv, donated, by Mra.' F. Young, won "One of the rain water pipes is stop leaves, and let the water run down, so It was decided that the resolution be mixed flowers - 1, Mrs. Tanner; 2, Mrs. 1. Mrs. Mlchell; 2. Mrs Harrison; tqr Mies ivy Starring; kcwple doll, ped up," he told Nurse Jane. “It has no more mosquitoes would hatch out, wired Immediately to Ottawa, through Harrison. Bowl of phlox—1, Miss Lcd- Twelve pods of peas, fall—1, Mrs. donated by Mrs. T. F. Gold, won by Mien the provincial and national chapters. become filled with old leaves and little when, all at once down on the ground tngham; t, Mrs. Tanner. Bowl of Hafer; Twelve green onions—1, Mrs. Daphne Sharahmldt; large shopping stood the bad old Whang-Dango! The snapdragon —1. Mrs. II. W Mackay; 2, Mlchell. Six beets—1, Mrs. Mlchell; 2, Whango-Dango is like the Skeeslcks, Mra. Harrison. Canterbury belle—I bag, won by q, Dawson; embroidered only worse, and It can Jump up on Mrs. Hafer Sweet William—1, Mrs Mrs. Sutton. Six white turnips—1, shirt, won by J. Ste4*t. roofs as easily as a fly baseball can SMALL PICKINGS; Tanner; 2. Mrs. P. Young. Marigolds Mrs. Gold; 2, Mrs. Tanner. Twelve The Institute extend» thanks to all get over the fence. as between POSTUM BIG CANNING —1, Mrs. Ml. hell; 2. Mrs. R. W. Mac string beans — 1, Mrs. Gold; 2, Mrs. those who so generously donated "Now I have you!" cried the" key. Coreopsis—1. Mrs. Harrison; 2. Harrison. Two heads of lettuce-1-!, articles to be raffled. To Mrs. Elliott, Kink Mrs. Harrison; 2, Mrs. Mlchell. Whango-Ihmgd," as he got ready to and other table Mrs. Mlebell. Foxglove—1, Mra. Tan of the Bon Ton, Victoria, for a beauti make a spring for the bunny. ner Table bouquet—1, Mrs. Sutton; 2, Canned fruits: Rhubarb- 1, Mrs. ful display of fancy work, and to all But, Just then, Uncle WiggUy thrust beverages Mies K. Mackay. Gentlemen s button Hafer; 2, Mrs. Mackay. Gooseberries those who assisted In making the affair his crutch down In the etopppd-up rain hole bouquet—1, Mrs. Michel); 2, Mrs. —1, Mrs Harrison; 2, Mrs. Hafer. a success. in the is in favor of the Strawberries—1, Mrs. Mackay; 2, Mrs. wafer pipe. Tanner. Hanging basket—1, Mrs. "Bquldge ! Squeegee Squldsh!" went Wholesome, Gold. Pot plants. Ilegiinla, for bloom Hafer. Raspberries—1, Mrs. McKen the wet leaves as they popped out the and foliage—1. Mra. Gold; 2. Mrs. Mac zie; 2, Mr* Mackay. Cherries—1, Mrs. WOMAN’S DEVOTION TO NOME tower end of the stopped-up rain water Heal-tti-fui kay Begonia, for foliage only—1, Mrs. Hafer; 2, Mrs. Mackay. Logganberries Back Mackay; 2. Mrs Mlchell. Large decor —1, Mrs. Mackay; 2. Mrs. Hafer. pipe, and the water that had been still Home duties to many women app«$r so long, full of mosquito wigglers, drink. ative fern—1. Mra Mlchell; 2. Miss Black bfrrles—1, Mrs. McKenzie; 2, more Important than health. Ne rnat- You bend over and can gushed out of the pipe and all ôver the Cruse. Small table fern—1, Mra. Mac Mrs. Mackay. ter how 111 they feel, they drag them scarcely get straightened up Whango- Dangq, wetting him from kay; 1. Mise Craee. Geraniums, red, Collection of summer fruit: 1, Mrs. selves through their daily tasks, over head to foot. 1 single—1, Mra. Mackay. Pink, «Ingle — Sheering; 1, Mrs. Gold. Collection of do and pay the penalty In headache* again. This comes on you dried vegetable»—1. Mrs. Hater. Col "Oh, dear me!" cried the bad ânlmal, POSTUM 1, Miss Cruse; 2, Mra Mlchell. Pink, backache, dragging-down pains and so suddenly you can’t and away he ran, not hurting Uncle double—1, My*. Mlchell. Scented ger lection of dried fruit—1, Mrs. Hafer. nervousness; they become Irritable, Wlgglly or Nurse Jane at all, and after anium—1, Mra. Mlchell Caetue—1, Those who won the Government prizes and finally discover that some form of* understand it. that the rain water pipe mas unstop Mra Maokay. Fuchsias— 1, Misa Led were: 1, Mrs. Harrison; 2, Mrs. Mich female complaint has fastened itself This is lumbago. Like ped, no more mosquitoes were hatched is all this and mom lngham; 2, Mrs Mackay. Collection of el!. Children—1, Gladys Tanner; 2, upon them. When a woman gets Into four pot plants—I, Mra Mlchell; 1 Margaret Mlchell. backache and rheumatism, it out and everybody was happy and Kb most delicious. Mra. Mackay. «• thiq condition there is one tried and lived a long time. And If the lemon The raffles were won as follows: true remedy made from the roots and Division 4, for children under 15, is the result of poisons in the ade pitcher doesn't go visiting with the Besides theres no Cm reedy Fer viator by atocUwg Sweater coat, donated by thé Saanich herbs of the field, Lydia E. I’ink ham's yew eeetoy ekefvee with frwito aad school garden exhibit—1, Keating Fruit Growers Association, won by blood. The kidneys are de strawberry short cake, and forget to School; 2, Saanlchton School. * Vegetable Compound, which for more waste, and these vegetable* canard ad dried el be—a. Mr. E. Cruse. Invalid table, made and than forty years has continued its com#* home and slide down hill with Collection of cut Gowers—1, Gladys ranged, buf the use of Dr. the rolling pin. I’ll tell you next about Free boob of la.tre.tlon» oe eaaafag donated by Mr. J. Campbell, instructor great work among women In restoring are days when one Tanner; 1, Margaret Mlchell. CoHec- of manual training and the boys of his Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills Uncle Wlgglly and the Ice cream cone. Ayiea -ay be bad àre- Ike Me health after many taher remedies hrve tto" of wild flowers—1, Gladys Tanner; Saanlchton Class, won by Miss J. failed. should Thy al War C.rd.H Ca——i— 2, Ralph Mlchell. Collection of native will soon set them right. The The diner had discovered a small Save. Lawrl* Crocket bag, won by F. D. Co for two ceeta to grasses—1. Ruby Young; t, Ona Tanner; emerald ring. Vdn by Miss pains and aches will disap worm in his salad. The manager of INSTANT Young. Exhibit of drawing—1, Gladys The officer was lecturing the new the restaurant was profuse in his Maude Ledlngham ; boy’s watch, do Tanner; 2. Margaret Mlchell. Exhibit recruits on the preventive measure for pear with the poisons when apologies. POSTUM nated by Shortt, Hill A Puncan, won gas attacks and theth* necessity for the Not at all," replied th**customer; of painting. 1 „ Gladys Tanner, 1; Mar by C. Booth; silk knitting bag, donated the kidneys do their work It le human nature to deal re to be garet Mlchell. Division 5—Vegetables, smart adjustment of gas helmets. *my only trouble is that I have not Hot Mi% jpiiott T*- ^ 1 MaB. are properly. brought my meat card with me." equal to your superiors and superior ten early potatoes, Mr*. MtebaU. by Mies Richardson; your equals. Six carrots— 1, Mrs. only two classes« when the jgas alarm 1, Mr* won by Miss Louise Hafer; quick and toe dead!\ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, ^TULY 17,1918 ENGEEHS SECURE Summer Suits and Smart Silk Skirts are UNCLE SIM SCENTS TROUBLEJOM AFAR EXCELLENT MATERIAL CUW4M rote Board Lloone, 10-N1*. 10-S22O, 10-S22L Marked at Clearance Prices MERIDAC And WithHis Perfected Organ Prominent Californians Arriver This twice-a-year selling event at Seurrah’s is a genuine riildanee of the ill Latest Party of season s surplus stock. No other special selling events are held at this store. ization Industrial Strife FACE CREAM This week, while the Mid-Summer Sale continues, no woman should over Cannot Live Recruits Prevents roughness, redness or chapping gf the skin, vxi.Vlook» the many1 Oiah Mexcellentaim i—m , values our stock affords. ~rHere— are ------of ittms of special interest to-day: and removes blackheads. It is quickly and entirely The advent of the military draft absorbed. . • SERGT. SOUTHIN BACK laws seems to have acted as a stimulus SUITS to. the British subjects residing In the FROM RECRUITING WORK United Btatea for big batches of vol 50c unteers continue to arrive from across Beautifully Tailored Suite of Serge and Tweeds, in a nice range of colorings. the border. Yesterday a party of forty “W« HAVE A DRUG STORE IN YOUR LOCALITY* Regular values to $33.50. d»-| Q After twenty-four years In British reached the city from California—all fine-looking men who have felt the call July Sale ...... '...... «Pi.Oe $ V Columbia, fairly well imbued with the of the blood and have come many Canadian idea, and perhaps more miles to volunteer their bit towards the Merryfield & Dack Serge Suita, and a few odd Tweeds. * Effective styles, smart shades, per peclally with the British Columbia defeating of the Empire s enemies. DISPENSING DRUGGISTS Of the forty recruits, twenty, have fectly tailored. Regular to $37.50. f tPO/l Idea, I return to this province from Joined the ranks of the Canadian En Free Delivery 1 July Sale...... several months In the Republic to the gineers and will commence thetr over 1843 South, and if ever a man could get ip- seas training at the Willows camp, un Modish Suita of fine quality Serge and Poplin. Colors include sand, browns, stilled Into him a wholesome regard der Sergt. J. W. Spencer, ol No. • for another country I am Wat Indi Field Company, C. E. Some Idea of green,, navy and black. Regular to $47.50. (PQQ WË? the fine type of the men who came vidual and Uncle Ram’s domain Is yesterday, and the real sacrifices they July Sale...... «J)£Uo f D that country." So did Sergeant W. W. 'tave made in order to throw In their Southin, of the Canadian Engineers, lot with the men "over there,” may be express himself to a representative of gauged from contemplation of the cre The Times this morning. cordially welcome them at his recruit Patrick Stewart for a British Colum SILK SKIRTS dentials carried by some of the re ing office at the Willows camp. bia company. Although fifty-two years of age crults. W. J. McArthur, of Los Ange Sergeant Southin has been to France In the Aibemi Canal region Samuel les. Is a master mechanic, and has for Ryder, of 8t. Albans, England, has Juet and did his bit under fire for six some years held a lucrative post as Superior Quality Silk Skirts in a variety of bright stripe colorings. Styles months when his years began to tell. MINING IS ACTIVE Installed new bunkers and a com pres - Inspecting engineer for the General eor plant at the okl Monitor mine, are new and exceedingly smart. Regular at $11.50. He has two son* at the front Lieut. J. Petroleum Corporation of the southern W. Southin, a first contingent man, which sold three years ago for tare». Sale Price...... »...... :...... $8.50 city, and latterly as supervising en Western District ie Reported te Be in A big body of ore I» blocked out there and now attached to the 29th Bat gineer In the marine division of this Excellent Shape by Dis il ls claimed. talion, and Driver Harry Southin, who big company's transportation depart At Quatslno Sound the Coast Copper left Victoria under the late Captain ment. In this position Mr. McArthur trict Engineer. Birch with the 10th Field Ammunition Company”is working the Old Sport 728-730-734 Telephone No. ha* had supervision of all the com group on Elk Lake, and plans are under Column. The sergeant went to Eng pany’s tugs, vessels, etc., and his ex District Mining Engineer William land In 111$ and returned to Canàda in way fo* a sixteen-mile railroad from Yates St. perience should be an Invaluable as M. Brewer, who has charge of the the mines to the coast. At Sidney 3983 . May of last year. He left h.ls bed at set in the war against the Hun. the Esquimelt hospital in the follow Western Mining District stated yester Inlet the Tidewater Copper Company, LIMITED Chas. Spencer was a brick mason of of New York, is working on the Indian ing August. In September he became Los Angeles, and in this capacity had day In Vancouver that although he haa Chief group, a former Dewdney hold attached to the British Canadian Re acted as foreman in connection with been here for twenty odd years he has ing. At Knights Inlet the Prinoeee cruiting Mission to the United States the erection of some of the biggest never seen a more encouraging outlook and Union groups are working. Work and It Is from a memorable sojourn in buildings in the California city, in for the Industry. Over the entire coast Is proceeding on Texada island prop traverse the section. while excellent a picturesque, densely wooded country, Uncle Sam s country that he has Just cluding the $1,200,000 Title Insurance area, from East Sooke to Quatslno erties, and prospecting forces are returned food fish abound in the lakes and with many beautiful seascapes and building. Mr, Spencer bears the Sound, good men who understand the working everywhere, particularly on streams. The area is noted fof it» In Up to the Neck. highest testimonials from business mining business are making things Jervis Inlet. mountain vistas, to Port Angeles, and hum along productive lines, and the SETTLEMENT BOARD heavy natural, vegetation of peavine, from there, by steyier-ferry, twenty Through practically all the southern men with whom he has been associat district will rapidly Increase Its pro vetches, red top and brume terasa, and miles, across the Straits of Juan de States working eastward tô'-iNew York, ed fur the past thirty years, and he, MOONEY TO BE HANGED. too, will be an acquisition to the army ducing facilities as a result. The in where the timber has been burned off Fuca, to Victoria. Sergeant Southin had many unique dustry seems to have taken on a new heavy vegetation quickly springs up. This year numerous parties are opportunities of gauging the American of engineers who prepare the way for San Francisco, July 17.—Accom leaae of life. panied only by Sheriff Thomas Finn While, timber growth is described as bringing their cars from the States, mind under the stress of war and his the fighting mt^n. Mr. Spencer Is a The Phelps-Dodge interests have CHS CHOICE FINDS light, In those sections where forest and the American papers contain many first remark, quoted^in the eirller para brother of Sergt. Spencer, who was taken bonds on the Fraser group. The and a deputy, Thomas Mooney left this fires have raged, the land is In an em references to Journeys of great length graph, gives a comprehensive idea of himself a general contractor In Van Ladysmith people have taken a bond city at 40 a. m. to-day for the "death inently easy condition for clearing. In order to reach this favored part of the effect the trip had upon him. couver until he (donned the khaki. on the Willow Grouse. The Ralph r" In San Quentin penitentiary, be There are more than 200 settlers in the the world. Apologizing for the somewhat time The Canadian Engineers has urgent properties are under the eharge of Mr. ing under sentence to be hanged on Fifty Thousand Acres in Cen district already, and when Interviewed It is estimated that at the lowest worn phrase that the United States is need of mechanics of «II trades, Aldridge, of New York, ex-manager of August 2$ for murder in connection on the proposed settlement plan ex in tiiis war until the German military whether of Classes A or B, volunteers the Trail smelter. The Hunlocfe mines with a Preparedness Day bomb ex figure the occupants of each car spent machine is no more, Sergt. Southin de tral British Columbig pressed themselves extremely hope $30 In British Columbia. Tourists or draftees, and Sergt. Spçncer will on the Jordan River are being run by plosion here. ful. clared that no one who cared to take for Settlement come from all centres from Alberta to the trouble to see into the soul < Arizona and the customs authorities America could come to any other vie claim that a new record for visiting of her gigantic efforts. Not only car» Is likely to be established. that the spirit in military circles, be CLERKS WANT LESS cause he says it is patent even to the *0 BE SOLD AT FAIR casual observer that the soldier and the civilian alike is each responsive COLORED YOUTHS ARE the nation s call—not to do hie bit, but PRICES TO SETTLERS HOURS AND MORE PAY to do hie all. This spirit, declares the sergeatit, is reflected in every walk of life, the very atmosphere now appear COMMITTED FOR THAI ing to be patriotically infected. The announcement Is made by the Given “Directions.” Hon. E. D. Barrow, Minister of Agricul Retail Clerks’ Association De But in the States there is a notice ture, this, morning to the effect that able difference, he went on to say .«in the cide to Ask for Concil way the state expects the civilian U the Provincial Land Settlement Board Convicted for Hold-up, They respond. Platitudes are not currency, has selected 50.000 acres of magnificent iation Board if a man is neither In the army or navy farm lands to be set aside for Im Faced Housebreaking nor likely to be the state expects him mediate settlement. The areas are of to fill his civilian niche, no matter what rich meadow land situated In the Bulk- Charge To-day that niche may be, to the limit. In it’s a ley and Nechako valleys and In the past Increased Wages and shorter hours other words, If the civilian does not Six recognize his duty with agility Uncle have been held by absentee speculators are being sought by the Retail Clerks’ at exorbitant prices. This has retard Sam’s war organization has a way of good Association, the members of which held pointing towards the correct direction ed settlement, but by taking control of Howard Wallace and another color a big meeting In the I. O. O. F. Hall, with a very stern finger. Particularly reasons lands In question under the machinery ed youth, who have been sentenced for does this apply, said the sergeant. In WHY friend: provided by the amendment to the Land Douglag. Street, last night. The clerks holding up a Chinaman lust week, were regard to bond issues. Settlement and Development Act claim that they have already attempted passed at the recent session of the arraigned on remand in the Esquimau Busineee Methods. Legislature, the Land Settlement Board to bring their claims before their em Police Court this morning charged with “Where Uncle 8am can put Canada intends to offer the property to bona- ployers, but the latter have refused to In the shade In an ability to control fide settlers at from $5 to $20 per acre breaking into a refreshment stand at meet or give any recognition to the. Industrial unrest Is in the quality with a probable average of $10. the Gorge and taking a considerable hie organization, and when 1 say 1— Steadies nerves union,11 which is now an organised la Two Tracta. quantity of cigars, cigarettes, and ganizaiion I mean preventative Block l comprises 15.000 acres In the bor body affiliated with the Trades and other similar articles. The alleged of ganizatlon,” went on the Sergeant as Bulkley valley and Block 2 consists of Labor Council and part of the organ fenders were committed for trial by he explained how a perfected war eye 2— Allays thirst 36,000 acres In the valley of the Ne ised labor farces of the city. Magistrate Jay The grips of the ac tern had become virtually endowed chako with Vanderhoof as Its commer with the knack of scenting a "fire’’ be Last night the situation was dis cial centre. Mr. Harrow declares him cused were produced in court, and fore the "flames" are allowed to ap self to be perfectly satisfied with the cussed and the schedule of wages con 3— Aids appetite when opened displayed a varied col pear. That is to say the organization prospects offered to settlers in these sidered and tentatively approved, but NUH "f 'smokes” chewing gum and two areas and having made a personal left to the executive committee of the wag built up on the acknowledgment cigars. Thee, were identified as the of the prtnrtpte that the cost of living tour of inspection a week or two ago organization to farther deal with and ones that disappeared from Aha Gorge 4— Helps digestion for the sole purpose of placing himself had soared and that higher wage» prepare for submission to the Minister would be required as à counter effect LflLiflCMrali dits, ha has «Ws»t8l the veMihif-eai"—s.H| to Hire benefit of the worker. Upon this had’no hesitation in recommending appointment of a Conciliation Board In apprehending these youthful 5— Keeps teeth dean their acquirement by the province. He basts the settlement of strife, before should |be employers In the meantime wrongdoers the utmost expedition was points out that the speculators who it assumes any very serious propor fall to meet the wiahee of the em displayed by tjie police. Some fifteen have been clinging tenaciously to the tion, Is made much easier and the na land in question paid rib more than ployees. What is the schedule of wages minutes after the young men had ex- 6— It's economical « •ided upon will not be made public, JmtU mmy from a Chinaman at the lure of settlement is not allowed to be about $1.6» an acre tor it anil they wtl ne-sided So that th*1 old relations now be given an opportunity of dis it was stated after last night’s meeting, corner of Cook, and Pandora Streets, between capital and labor, where each posing of it to the Government at i until it has first been sent on to the they found themselves in the talons of side contented Itself with showing only fair price. employers. the law In the centre of the city. It is Admirable Land. alleged, and the negroes admit their small section of its "hand,” had been replaced by the‘elimination of *• hands'1 Each* of the tracts Is declared to be offence for which they have received admirably fitted for mixed farming and sentences, that last Friday morning altogether. the clearing is of the lightest descrip EVERGREEN HIGHWAY shortly before 1 o'clock Wallace and The Silent Navy. tion—poplar and jackpine, while In ad his companion were standing on the No doubt exists In the mind of Sergt dition to the farming capabilities of the corner of Cook and Pandora Streets Southin as to the great determining district, there is in the neighborhood when an Oriental approached. Wal In the present struggle %-in* oné of the greatest mi muai store lace asked ill m for a cigarette and be the American army. He Is particularly houses In the province. Ores of gold, HAS FIRST BIRTHDAY Keep the soldiers and fore the Chinaman could escape he enthusiastic over the type of Ameri sliver lead and xlnc are already being found himself grasped by the throat, can soldier now pouring across the while the other negro went through his lantlc and puts his tongue in his cheek sailors supplied! Prospecta Good. pocket The victim by his shout» at at. I*» suggestion that there «are - only In presenting his report to the'MiA- tracted the «Mention of «• tewWnt of a little over a million troops already In iiter ‘Ma'x'WcIT'"Biriltfl. 'Chairman of the One Year-' Since- Important till» district, who had Immediately France. He spoke of multiplying the Land Settlement Board, observes in phoned the police. The negroes hear number byvjwo and a half soon. connection with the Bulkley Valley Route Was Founded ing voices from the house took to their Of the general feeling among the tract that the boundaries of this area heels, and ran along Cook and turned masses Sergt. Southin says there Is al Here * down Yates Street. were selected with a view of eliminat ways one thought that the American spearmintÀ ing, so far as possible, rough and Infer Fell Into Trop. nation will forever recognize the Brit ior lands, heavily timbered lands, and In the meantime the tolls of the ish navy as the savior of this contin Sealed tight where possible pre-empted lands be Just a year ago yesterday the Ever Police were being skilfully laid. Ser ent, none the less Is the American re longing to men on active service. The geant Fry, who at this time of the gard for the gallant Canadian Expedi particular district has already quite a green Highway was formerly inaugur ated by a party of pathfinders who left night was in charge of the station, tionary Force and all It has been able —Kept right number of farmers who are willing to sent the patrol wagon along Pandora to accomplish. take up dairying, and as it has already the Parliament Buildings here en route to 8* l*aso, Texas. Street, and he himself set out by way been proven that oats, wheat and bar of Douglas. He had no description of ley, together with various grains, The route here from El Paso rims til a general northwesterly direction, the robbers, and he did not expect to TO ATTEND CONVENTION grasses and vegetables can be pro find them so easily. Just as he reach duced In unlimited quantity, Mr. Smith passing through many delightful cities Chief Davie Will Pay His Expenses, as and towns noted In the history and ed Yates Street he met two negroes, suggests that a well established set and his suspicion aroused he stopped Council Turned Down Project. tlenient here would prove a success. present day .life of the West nOU BLEMI NT North to Boise, Idaho, the route fol and talked with them. They were un — -.TT-rrn nrrWc^il ..1 ^ ^ The soil is described as from six to Though the City Council refused the lowed Is known as the ’’Evergreen able to give any account of themselves, eighteen Inches In Mack and chocolate and when the wagon arrived Sergeant request of the Police Coast Fire Chiefs’ top soil with a mixture of gravel and Highway,’’ so called on account of the Association to rend a delegate to the fact that, though abounding In splen Fry packed them off to the station. MADE IN clay with sometimes straight subsoil. This occurred Just ten minutes after convention of that body, which will be Adjacent to this area la a large body did scenic features, high mountain held In Oakland two months hence. passes are avoided, consequently, even the first word of the robbery reached CANADA of coal suitable for domestic and other the police. The negroes had evidently Chief Davie intends to make the trip purposes, within five miles of Telkwa. on the higher levels, it is seldom in at his own expense. He Is chairman deed that any part of the highway Is made good time down Yates Street, of the Executive of the Association. Plenty of Water. blocked by snow, and it Is practically and had they been able to get past the He expects to leave about September The Nechako 4’alley section is prac an all-the-year-round, evergreen, road. officers and reached some hotel, their 1, andf Is preparing two papers to read , nit.i ■■ , , T tically In the centre of British Colum _ North from Boise alternative routes description being unknown, they at the convention, one on fire preven bia, and is situated In the midst of are shown. The “Evergreen Highway" would probably have made their get tion, and the other will deal with the C.Y FRUJJ thousands of acres of valuable/land, away, for it seem* that it was their route passes through Lewiston, Walla handling of a certain kind of film in U I V> I \G Gl. s'_Xlillli which may be tapped for the purpose Walla, Goldendale, Vancouver City, Intention" to return to Vancouver, motion picture theatres. of increasing the present area If found Wash., to Olympia, the charming cap whence they came here. necessary. , Water supply is provided ital of the ’^Evergreen State." From In the meantime the robbery at the Mies Booth, who haa been spending by many lakes and streams which Olympia there Se choice of two routei Gorge had been reported. The gripe of a vacation of some weeks’ duration with by which to continue the Journey and the negroes were found at the Bruns Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Price at Duncan, reach Victoria. One way Is. through wick Cigar Stand, and the police took has returned to Portland to resume her nursing duties.^ ^ ^ Tacoma, to Seattle, and thence, by them In charge. steamer-ferry, eighty miles, to Vic Mies L. Barron, of Duncan, left y< toria. The other vpay passes through County Court Chambers.—Now that terlay for Prince Rupert en route for Judge Lampman is able to be about Edmonton, where she will spend | again, although still feeling very weak. month’s holiday. WANTED County Court Chambers will be held by him during vacation. The first sitting “I am thirty-five years old," an will take place on Friday, commencing nounced a woman of fifty-»tx "'at a tea Lady help In family of three, till middle GRAY HAIR at 10.se am., and only vacation matters Chew It after every meal September, Salt Spring Island flood last week. lin cook, no washing Boating and Tremaln's Natural Hair R estera. and matters of urgency will be con And I am twenty-six,” said a wo Cthing on premise*. References Trane- tlvs, used as sidered. man of forty-five. Then. turning to a rtatkm to suitable party. Apply 616 restore gray hair to II color or AAA girl of seventeen who stood near by, rat boons Hotel. Posit I veil When you have your K •bajurfcms. On sale 6 asked: "How old are you, Ethel?" Dean * printing does in Victoria OK” replied Ethel, "according to went reckoning I’m not bore yet!” The Flavoyr Lasts! m
VICTORIA PAlLY TIMEfe, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918 LOCAL B0ÏS BEAT UP DELIGRITUL CONCERT VICTO /NORTHWEST Ladies' and Gent’s Bathing Suits HALIFAX BALL STARS AT PANTAGES THEATRE Ladi„‘ Bathing Suita, In aaaorted colora. Suit ...... *2.00 Oanta’ Bathing Suita, all colon. Suit ...... *2.00 Nan1. All-Wool Bathing Suita, aaaorted colon. *4.60, *4.00, *3.50 PLAT ABOUT NETS BATHE WITH JAMES SHAWNIGAN TO STAGE Old Artillery Bunch, With Mrs. Fahey Scored Another Bathing Capa, *1.00, 76*. 50* and ...... 35# George Straith in Box, Make Bathing Shoes, pair ...... oxs 0953 Triumph at Last Night's Hit m Eastern Canada Red Cross Show EVEN ISLAND IS TRAGEDY REAL OLD REGATTA till Government St PEDEN BROS. FOR LOCAL PLATERS! ThâtTîdf.TfH cïi, produce plil toes- ^thoae who attended the second per- ose Matches Are feat me of Event Will Take Place at Fa ers as well as wooden ships was formance of the Red Cross entertain gives *o generously of her time and well as with an eye to the legendary strongly evidenced by a ball game ment at Pantages Theatre last night, talent; In the interests ofÙ" the many pa beauties of the theme. The author Y ester Ja>'s Activities 411- mous Resort; for Red which the Artillery team, late of this enjoyed a musical feast of that high triotic cause*. «pent many day* on th*y beautiful city, won from the Tenth Siege Bat standard which has earned for Victoria The film» of wild life loaned by the Santa Barbara Inlands with general Willows Couds Skeleton of Defeat Haunts Vic Cross Funds tery ttt Halifax Where the local men her place In the front rank of music Oregon Game and Fish Commission manager Mr. Philip Hansen and the’ are now stationed. The Artillery fel loving communities. Every number on again occupied the (tret half of the director of the feature, Henry Otto, lows put up some mighty fine perform the programme was excellent, and the evening and were followed with marked and he says that the «lay on those toria Stickhandlers All selections were culled for the most interest by the big audience. ances when they were playing In the rugged and romantic island* was an amateur league here a few weeks ago. part from the classical, with just the Close play about the- net* wan the the Way Home A real old time regatta will be seen few • lighter touch»** which merely inaplration of it*elf. He is delighted and It was their departure that upset with the manner in which his baby has feature of the Vntorua lawn Tennis August of this year at Shawn i^an local diamond activities for a while. served to throw into prominence the gems from the great composers. been presented, and unlike most Club** Handicap Tournament Which Lake, the original home of such affairs, Alex Straith. Horner. Carroll. Chick TheWEATHER screen authors has not a kick coming! wa* continued yesterday Five of the The local stickhandlers who jour where everything is perfectly suited for McLeod and the rest of the old bunch Mrs. Fahey's Triumph. Daily Bulletin !• wnlahed matches played con tin tied into three the staging of both aquatic and land are now distinguishing themselves In Of the artists perhaps the honors by the Victoria Metfor- 0 neyed to Jamep Island last night with Eastern Canada, and evidently show seta. Of these contests four of the events. This year’s stunt will be ar of the evening fell to Mrs. Macdonald •logical Poparwwwt COLUMBIA the avowed, intention of packing home ing the natives how to massage the Fahey, who was in magnificent voice, ranged along the same lines as those third, aets were deuce. Following are some nice, scalps returned not with Mb apple. 0 every note clear ae a bell. Her render The resemblance between Capt. Hun -. that, in bygone days, made the lake ing of the aria from L'Enfant Prodigue Victoria, Jlily 17.—6 a. m —The baro the detailed results: choice string of suitable trophies but How It Happened. light, the outlaw leader, and her famous. The boat races, the swtmir Hero's what one of the boys writes (Debussy) was a triumph of dramatic meter remains high over Northern B C. rancher rescuer la strong, and the girl Ladies' Singles. with the skeleton of defeat rattling vocalisation, her beautiful contralto and diving events, the big flannel dance to The Times regarding a recent ball and fine, hot wfather is general, extend confuses the two. So later when she Mrs. lawilrr defeated Mis* Taylor. along behind them. Had It is but none voice being eminently suited to exprès meets the latter she turn* him ovef1 to in the evening will all be strongly game: “The Fifth Co.. R. C. Cl. A., sion of the yearning tenderness of this ing to Kootenay Fine, moderately warm 1-6, tt-3. 8-6. * the le*« true that they were defeated. the posse at the point of her pistol. At Tffe representative* of this great city reminiscent of the grand old days when from Victoria beat the Tenth Siege mother's wail for her prodigal son. Her weather algo prevail* in the prairie pro- Mis* laiwson defeated Miss Cass. Battery In a baseball game in Halifax, that «he fall* In love with the man were beaten and triumphed over by the the J. B A. A. boys used to pack up second number, the Rossini "Aria." wai while still l»ellevlng him a bandit. 6-1. 6-3. athlete* of that little island on which where they are in training. The game given with equal charm, while in re Mrs. Neame defeated Mrs. Town- their shells and journey thither to out- was a slug fest for the boys from the Imagine the Joy of discovering hi* real there are not even street car*. It is nponse to an ovation. Mr*. Fahey de shend. 6-3. 3-6, 7-’5. row the residents. West. Alex Straith. Chick McLeod. Victoria—Barometer. 30.64; tempera identity These are incidents of “Sun most bltrer to contemplate, and the lighted her audience with "The Kerry Mis* M" Iteming defeated Mr*. One always expects the water to play Matt Perry, Pete Horner and Orton ture. maximum yesterday. 61. minimum. light’s Last Raid." shown to-day on score, seven to five, is revolting and Dance." given with a dainty airiness of r.nfF. 6-3. 6-0. a large part in stunts pulled off at 55; wind, calm; weather, fair. the" screen at the Columbia Theatre. humiliating to the fans of this Smoke Carroll being especially, active with the ion mingled with the sense of Mis* Craft defeated Mins Robert*. Shaw nigan, and it will be chiefly events ba't and in the field TuS five runs pathos hidden in all Irish ballads. Vancouver—Barometer. 30 A4; tempera less Settlement. No excuses need tie 6-4. 4-6. 7-5. of an aquatic nature that will compos.* •coned off Straith were nil unearned. Mrs. Robert Baird gave a pleasing ture. 'maximum yesterday, 62. minimdm VARIETY Mis* Ross defeated Miss Krrlngton. offered for the James Island boys the programme 01^ August 27. on which Indeed Alex pitched swell ball all 60; wind, cairn, weather, clear. proved themselves some little expon rendering of two beautiful little songs 6-4. 6-2. day the regatta will be staged One of through, and wa* ably received by by Landon Ronald. “A Dream." and Kamloops—Barometer. 26^0; tempera nts of the national game and all "Believe Me Xantippe" will be Mis* 'Jordon defeated Miss Ashdown. the leading attractions will be can e Horner. Carroll stopped everything ' Prelude." and for an encore a dainty ture, maximum, yeeterday, 3l. minimum praise is due to them." The local boy* *h»wn at the Variety for the last time 6-1. 6-4. races, and ow ing to the fact that this that came his way. and made a beauti little French chanson, which was per- 66. wind, calm, weather, clear Just can't figure out how it happened, year the lake is crowded with campers this afternoon and evening. Wallace Men's Singles. ful double^-play unassisted. Perry was liups the most popular of her num ITInce Rupert—Barometer, 30 06. tern but the result wa* there In blaek end and visitor* who all live about half the Reid is the hero In - this delightful Kdward» defeated Uarforo, 5-.7, 6-3. dît over the outfield picking them off ber*. Gideon Hicks, the veteran*bass, perature. maximum yesterday, 76: mtpf screen comedy fr»»m th» original stage white on the score Iniard. time in these frail craf’ with the in Speaker-like style. a g un proved that his voice has lost mum, 66; wind, 4 mile* S W. ; weather, 1-2. paddles, some pretty speedy work success .by Frederick Ballard. He is Mixed Doubles. James Island Starts Well. “The other boys from Vancouver none of its old - time appeal, and each of ably supported by Ann Little, and an should be seen. Swimming will also be hie numbers was received with enthu Mis* Ross and Clceri defeated Miss The home team decided to set the performed splendidly. Andrews at Temperature. all-star cast Th**re is not one dull a big feature, the lake offering the siasm. Particularly delightful was his Max Hin Robert* and Boyd, 1-6. 6-4. 8-6. pace. Which it did. After the first l>est of opportunities for an exhibition third covered a world of ground, and moment in the entire picture, the spec singing of "The Beat of a Passionate llarkerville ...... 7* Mis* Markham and Cove defeated period when both side* were getting of the watery art. It is hoped that some Cody ably assisted him at short. Chick tators being kept in a continuous state McLeod beside* being the batting «tar Heart" (Montague Phillips), while Tatoosh ...... 61 of merriment. Miss Idiens and Taylor. 6-2. 6-1. their second wind it was seen that the of Victoria's leading swimmers may a well-merited encore he gave that old former -had bulged the Victoria net fielded his position at second in bang Portland. Ore ...... 86 Men’s Doubles. tf grace the occasion and give a display favorite. "Hong* of Araby." Seattle ...... 60 twice. Victoria evened up accounts in of real water churning. up fashion Mawhinney and Weir Victorian* last night had the all-too Hone and Proctor defeated Milligan San Franri*c»> ...... M the second period but the dynamic Flannel Dance. idayed their usual steady game and rare opportunity of hearing Master PANTAGES and Neame, 6-0. 6-0. stickhandlers kept right after their op cracked the pill out at opportune mo V ran brook...... Geoffrey Waddington. of .Lethbridge, Ifent icton ...... 5M) To-day’s Play. ponents" avail»*. • In the final period the Diving will add a great deal to the ment*. The line-up wa* as follows: Undoubtedly unusual interest will affair, the greasy pole and kindred whose violin numbers showed a sense Grand Fork* ...... 06 island boy* with a fine burst of speed Horner c. Straith p.. Carroll 1st. Mc of technique and- an artistic tempera attach to the new bill of Pantages Following are the games drawn for stunt* providing plenty, of amusement ...... 31 notched three tallies to Victoria's one. Leod 2nd, Cody s. Andrews 3rd. nient rarely found in such a young ar vaudeville which opened with the play to-day: for the multitude Boating event* Witt Kaslo ... .I...... 82 .. At 4 p. m.- Miss Markham plays and carried home the bacon. Perry L L» Weir c. f.. Mawhinney r. f. list. His accompaniments were played matinee performance this afternoon. take up a considerable time. Dingey The game was played before a large with much sympathy by his mother. First of all it ha* not one but several Misa H. Southwell It was a good game, the victor's race* will be pulled off and si»eed com- Kd mon ton ...... 40 At 5 p. m.—Mis* Neame and Neame home being one of the chief reasons crowd soldier supporters of each team. Mrs. Frank Waddington. particularly attractive feature*. I »etltions between launches should Wu Appelle ...... 80 The headline act, "The Handicap play Mrs. Rickaby and Hprlngett; for their success. They had good com "The hoys play the best team In Fifth Regiment Band. prove spectacular. Winnl|M»g ..w-a...... 78 Girl*," is described as one of the very Rome plays Rirch: Roney and Clowe* bination and they were out to win with When everyone ha* seen all there i* Halifax next Saturday.** A prominent place on the programme Toronto ...... 82 every method they knew, t'aptaln best of the Marty Brook productions play Fairbairn and l
BOOTS ««« SHOES * Ml** Roberta Balcom and Maatei The employment of returned soldier* This outfit consists, of Columbia Giafouola No.* Kenneth Darbyshlre, whose plucky ami the means of gratifying the desires rescue of a woman from drowning at of each veteran just/lis soon as he' Is 4L' (;is illugtratod), equipped as follows: ■■■ the tiuege wae fully -reported in Lhasa | ready lo Due pi**-*. m civil hfe At MAYNARD'S - columns last week, are to receive offi cial recognition of their heroic deed. again is always a topic of Interest to members of _iho various returned Phone 1232 649 Yates Street At last night’s meeting of the Baan- 1. Powerful double spring leh Council that Ixxly decided to have men's Association* in- this and other motor. Where Most People Trade medallion* made for presentation to cities. An Interesting discussion took each of these plucky children, and the, place at last night's regular meeting of council will also" make repreaentations the local brunch of the Great War regarding the case to the Royfl Hu Veterans' Association centering on the 2. Twelve-inch turntable. mane Society. beat method of dealing with the em ployment question, the mutter arising It will b*» remembered that these out of a request sent by the Association 3. Famous Columbia No. 6 youthful swimmer*—Kenneth is only to t'oryrade H. W. Hart asking him to ten years of age and Roberta but little sound box. resign from the Returned Soldiers' Em older—Were at the Gorge when they ployment Committee. This Committee, noticed a woman, evidently a beginner, THE LATE HENRY GRIBBLE It will be understood, is financed by the 4. Tone control shutters. ‘ getting into difficulties. The little boy Provincial Government by a monthly swam to her aid and supported the who came here In 1855, and whose funeral occurred to-day. grant of |150 and hundled by Comrade "If It’s for a Ford Car, we have it woman until he was exhausted and in Howard for the benefit of all returned dagger of drowning, and by that time men, > > 5. Cabinet of quartered, MARVEL VULCANIZEB, for quick Roberta had reached the scene, re- Too Many Cooks. golden or fumed oak, or tube repairing ...... lleved the boy of his burden and man $1.50 aged to tow the woman to land. CANNOT ACCEPT AN As more or less dissociated with the genuine mahogany. Tires and Accessories. « origin of the discussion the general situation was reviewed, by Comrade j Open Evenings and Sunday Mornings. "THERE IS NO BETTER” Hart in which he pointed out to the 6. Six selections on Oolnm- INVITATION TO CITY members present the ineffectiveness «if . bia Double-Disc Records. Washington Automobilists Appreciate I four more or less Isolated employment Good Roads ef Island. bureaux. That Is to say each returned NATIONAL MOTOR CO., LTD. men's Association in the city has set Tli is is an ideal yiodel-for camp or home use. Its 40 p its own employment committee for 831 Yaates St. Ford Dealers. Phone 4900 The secretary of the Tri-State Auto ttie express benefit of Its own mem bright, lively music will greatly enhance-your even mobile Club at Walla Walla. Wa»hT Secretary of Treasury Me bership. Ami with such a plan operating Ingtun, writes to the Vancouver and comrade Hart saw lack of results for ings—in summer or winter. • Island Development Association, stat Adoo Declines Canadian the men themselves and n disadvantage Nusurface fer Yeur Furniture and ing that a numl>er of tourists from that to the employer of labor, who was In your floors. It makes them look nice section- win be travelling this way and Club Welcome clined towards engaging the veteran and new. 25c. bottle. R. A. Brown the literature sent out by the local or Aa an instance he suggested that an EASY TERMS ARRANGED A Vo. • ganization la proving very helpful. employer of labor would apply to the Fairall’s it it it The suggestion is offered that a O. W. V. A. or the Comrades of the Let the Lawn Mewer Hospital curs feature story of Vancouver Island William G. Mr Adoo, Secretary of the Ireat War, and on being told that out i’uat » vcmlc mower, 81S Cormorant tour* should be sent for publication in Vhited Slatei^ Treasury, is making of either membership there could be the club's magazine which 1* circu Street • tour of the Western States in connec found no suitable applicant for the va Cider lated through Washington. Idaho and cant fHist, he would naturally turn to a it it it. Oregon in order that the visitor^ from lion with railroad matters, and is at civilian, although two representative Makes goed friends everywhere W. A. Blake, 577 Yates Street. FLETCHER BROS. the south may learn more of the at present in San Francisco. I .earning bodies had been applied to. Phone 35(5. Show curds, cotton signs, Western Canada's Largest Music House APPLE CIDER posters. • tractions of which they have already that the « minent Amerh-an statesman The Better Policy. heard to some extent. CHERRY CIDER it it it was coming north after leaving San The sfieaker contended that the only 1121 00VEBNMENT STREET and 607 VIEW Lawn Mowers Sharpened, la*, set pre- The Tri-State Automobile Club com I ran, i* o. Presiiient John Go. hrane, of possibly scheme that could be expected 11 STREET GRAPE CIDER pliments the local association on it* rose. Jack's Stove store 10$ Tatea the'Canadian Club. Invited Mr. McAdoo to work out for the benefit of the re In the New Spencer Building. Also good work and gives the assurance turned men as a whole woufd be the one LOGANBERRY CIDER Phone S71I. • that at all time* ' the club will co to address that body before leaving for central committee working towards one it it it Toull not waste a lasts.* opérât» with the island Association in the East, but Victorians are not to have 'ownwm end, whtle ih* efficiency- of Put One in Yeur Car and when you any matter concerning good roads and the opportunity of hearing this prom that machinery could be considerably . On sale at all first-class bars arrive at the picnic grounds set it up. touring, concluding with the remark, enhanced by each member of each As- Put a fire underneath and your kettle inent American. w^nd refreshment booths "Wr are glad to send- our |»et»ple on it Mr. Cochrane received the. following tOClaUon appointing iiimself a self------—------* on top and you will have hot water in trip through your country, for we cunstituted employment agency. That Is a minute. The camp grid is made of telegram from Mr. McAdoo this morn know it well, and there is no Iwtter." ing: "I deeply appreciate your kind to say Just a* s«»on as a returned man strong wire, sets on four legs. $1. R. heard of a job going he could report it HEADQUARTERS FOR EDISON MAZDA LAMPS A. Brown A Vo.. 1302 bougies St. • invitation to address luncheon of Can Shew Card.—Cotton signs, poster*. adian Club, but am obliged to decline to the main bureau an
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ADVERTISING I\m No. 1191 reasonable rent to satinfaciory teiianL ■ 26-Tates Street. 35 Prop., W. W. Barker, 1819 Douglas 8t. Tel. 221. Duck * Jolin*ton. 615 Johnson Street PRIVATE TUITION GENUINE CIIEMAINUS WOOD-Ferris, •fta.EI’HONK f'AIJ. CARI>—Th. Qu.lit, 82 •ole agent Phone 1879 or 3469 Cash ______JHf-tt Prew are preparing the annual issue. THE DOUGLAS CYCLE A MOTOR CO-. C. V. MILTON, A.C.P. Phone 477I.X Kites for CissHiH Hvrrtiscntits WANT El Fur adxertlstng apace Phone 4778. 8848 Douglas gL Phone 878. trlr lights, perfect order, $150. Box 783, a2-47j orders Prompt delivery. None genuine To rent, small unfurnished JH8-31 without receipt; ask for 1L flat, Victoria West or K*oui- NOTICE—-Dr-Dr Jessie Cnoway's, M . D. N«w and Second-hand Motorcycles. malt Phone 2768 X. Jy18-18 tarage. EDUCATIONAL S: nations Vacant. Situations Wanted. plasters supplied from 769 Dunsmulr Cook Street Auto machinist andI c jlm - T" Kent.. Articles for Sale. Lost or Found, TO LET —Newly paltered. 4-i-oom cottage. Street. Vancouver, hereafter. aS-28 der grinding. Tel. 4033 et"- . le. j»er word per insertion. 4c i»er CITY MART, 736 Fort Street. If you are No. 2718 Bridge Street. 87 per month, ST MICHAEL’S SCHOOL FOR BOYS- looking for bargains in second-hand FOR POOL AND COMPORT In sleeping Saratoga Ave , Oak Bay Kyrie 8>S’ t W'-r 1 for six days. Contract rates on ap- including water, twu-roum <-ottage. $6, garments, see our splendid line of silk pt'i-.-atinn. furniture, carpet*, etc., call and m*|*ect including water E. W. Wliiltington mon*. M A. (Oxon ), anelsted by C.'• V ? our prices Wanted to buy. furniture nightdressee Kwong Tai Tune, 1628 THE STRIKE 18 OVER Milton, A.C.P. Phone 625R N • advertisement for leas than 15c. No of all descriptions. Phone 1433. 12 Lumber Co,. Ltd Jyl7; 18 Govern ment Street 15 ad* ertisement charged for less than one TEA KETTLE AUTO STAND.' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS \ Ft»H RENT H NUI RNIHJIKD» FOR INFORMATION wlt>< for you. when you buy a good bicycle 1157 Rockland Ave. Phone 62. Prospec SOUTHALL fur stoves and ranges. *32 209 SUPERIOR KTUKkrr—Seven rooms, Darjeeling Tea Inquire at N»w •-Cylinder Bub* Car for Blrk In computing the number of words In Fort Street Coils made and connected; n-eently renovated thifoighout, immedi Tündiford! tus on application. go advertisement; estimate groups of exchanges made Phone 4239. 816 Tates Street. Mra $2.60 per hour. tl|re* or leas figures as one word. Dollar ate p<«<*e.*i»ion; rent $1» 88 HARRIS A SMITH. ENGINEERING IN8TRUCTI0*6 Sii.trks and all abbreviation» count -as one PRESCRIPTIONS accurately filled. Faw 426 ARNOLD AVENUE— $41* rooms, fully 1220 Broad St. _ Special Cotmiry Trips. cett’* Drug Store. 11 m«Hlern. furnace heating, excellent con •I HEAR YOU CALLING"—Visiting Brentwood ....86.00 Cordova Bay ,.82.5- ENGINEERS instructed for certificate* j dition, vacant August I; rent $21 card* of superior design at I*ane * Sidney ...... 86.66 Cad boro Bay ..$1 6- marine, htationary, Diesel. W. O. Win .Advertiser» who so desire may have M«M»KRN DANCING- |»r«|»erly taugiit. 101* MuULURK STREET—Six rooms, Son*. 635 Courtney'8t>eet. Phone 6241. T- »!.es addressed to a box at The Times CHEAPEST STORK In town for your Rcsthaven...... $6.00 Mala hat ...... $8 6 terburn, 221 Central Bldg Phones 1474 I Phone 21681, . 12 good" .condition, recently renovated, im- ______al 5-35 4311L. Office ar.d forwarded to their prix ate ad- med.ale possession: rent $14. \ bicycle repairs and troubles. Motor dr A charge of lt)c. Is made for this TAH’RISTS visiting Vancouver Island, cycle. Bicycle * and Supply Store, 854 H. COURT. GARDEN TOOTS sharpened and repair 1228 OSCAR STREET—Seven rooms. wlU Phone 4163. 1*8-31 MUSIC ed; key* made fit any lock, price, be renovated to suit tenant, vacant at the Great Central Lake district, should Yates Street. 22 ÎDtkîN R-rth. marriage, death and funeral locksmith, 637 Fort Phone 446. 1$ call at lion Watson * motor garage, ■ioii. es., lc. |*er word |>er insertion. prMwnl;, rent til Alberni. and have their curs over MAN UKULELE $ Classifled advertisements ma> be tele- BI T CAMOSUN PICKLES, catsup, vine 2493 UR AN MURE ROAD-Eight rooms, hauled Every convenience for attend HOTELS 1'1-»ned to The 1‘invs Office, but such gar*. marmalades and Worcester first-claim dwelling in every way, t ent ing. breakdowns. Phone Alberni 62M McLAUGHLIN-BVICK roadster for wale, PLOWRIGHT R MUSIC SCHOOL »ilvvi tisenients should after wants be con sauce*. They’re the be«t The Western 2*. cheap Phone 41601, Jy23-31 Brown Block. 1116 Broad St. Phone 1663 firmed in writing. Of live open from 8 Pickling Works, Ltd . Victoria, B <’ 12 1518 COOK STREET—Rijr roomed cot- Hours: 1 to 9 ?.« p.m., except Wednesday* t.-ige; fin including water. Magnet Auction Rooms, furniture bar- JAMBS BAY OARAGE. 615 St John St. Other hours by appointment. a m. to • p. ni. W1NIXIWS. doors, interior finish, rough 1202 PORT STREET—Eight room*, fiir- gains. 85 Watch Improvements Mi one 4144. Repair* HjteciaHy. Car* or drcx*e VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918 It PHONE NUMBERS YOU should _____ leather goods VXTBSINAIIV CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP j OF EBQUIMALT. brkadin DAIRYn —Cream, milk, butter, Trunks__ -----, ------automobile ._. I VKTERlNAftlAN—Canine hos|hospital, - ! ÏN1' I ^delivered dally. 1743 Cook StreejU II» M,. .... „IK.1 ^ Times want ad. 10,0 a. C. Saddlery Co . Ltd., W Yates. Cook andI JPandora- TOIL Jult ÜS It. hit* raaxweiiourrerea FIRE DEPARTMENT MS NOTARY PUBLIC I WATCHMAKERS AND REPAIRER» C1TT HALL ...... 444» ENGRAVERS E.t>. TO DO, notary public, 711 Port St. p. L. HAYNES for hlsh-clase watch i -Years With Pimples RED CROSS SOCIETY 6062 GENERAL ENGRAVER. Stencil Cutter I'aMBport forme Kupplled and prepared. Jewelry repaire, lilt Oovemmcnt at Tax Sale Notice FROM KINO’S H* and Seal Engraver. «Geo Crowther, “** JUBILEE HOSPITAL ...... 4633 Street, behind Poet Office. IL9-s,SUl,V6ite. “i"*' IWBNUER. J., «It Yatee Street The beet By order of the Council a sale of lands ! Healed by Cuticnra ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL .... t. 6580 eurance* v ayeat.««cm, Roomnwin AVI,301. nivuen-nunHlbben-Bon. I wrist watches on the market at whole- for Delinquent Tun will be held on HALP-TONB AND UNE ENGRAVING. Illdy City, suburban and farm lands. BAJCMORAL AUTO STAND, S7S0 or Commercial work a specialty I>esigne Wednesday, August 21. 191$. -I suffered for year» with pimples for advertising and business stationery. PXHBTtb,VH,>,L,;'yldKLAu^1Jn.;";‘*,.u,bffe; I 203fL. 47 B. C. Engraving Co., Times Building. «Sm'St'S SS I Interesting Description of Dec- •nd bUckhesd, on my face. The fat- 1611 Broad Street. Phone 4612 and 2563L rt ’ Jewellers and opuciane. linquent------TaxesJ ------(taxes--- in------arrear at list— 1er one Could hardly wet • Orders received at Times Busin. Phone 871______December, ltii), together with Interest I WHITE, M . watchmaker and manufac i\ pin point between, end the FAINTING to date of payment, on or before the 13th oration of Lieut.-CoJ. G. Ran f HOUSES FOR SALE ELECTROLYSIS turing Jeweller All work guaranteed. August nest; after which date, and up to ft former Itched end burned eo (Continued.) L. KNIGHT, paperhanging, painting and Entrance Hibben-Bone Bldg. I the time of sale, the full amount as adver dolph Pearkes, V. C., M, C. I d f that I could tear my flesh to ELECTRICITY Is the only safe and per decorating. Phone 5192L tised will be collected," Yls. : Delinquent JAMES BAY—Clone in* 120x100 feet on Q. B SIMON, 569 Johnson Street. Taxes, Subsequent Taxes In arrear, in pieces. I could not sleep at manent method of removing superflu night, end my face waa just corner, lfe story frame dwelling, taxes ous hair; absolute cure guaranteed. PLASTERER WINDOW CLEANING terest and costs and expense*. and focal Improvement taxes wry ttwXJ- Kike Ran man, duaîmeflr London special ...... , ,______The Clerlr. Cofreetor or Assessor of the • mass of eruption». eMite; snap at 15,000; terms. This Is one ist, 22 Winch Building. Office hours, FRANK THOMAS, plasterer. Repairing, ISI*AND WINIK)W CLEANING CO — .the T®wnah,,P °/ E*»11* Lieut.-Colonel George Randolph I "1 decided to give Cut cure Soap of the beat speculative buys offering 11 till 4 20.______• ______47 etc ; prices reasonable. Phone 3312Y. Phone 3815.3815 Pioneer window cleaners malt are ready to receive noticenot lie ffrom any Pearkea, of the 2nd C, M. R.. eon of Leeming Brothers. Limited. 1218 Gov Rea., 1760 Albert Avenue. and Janitors. 85 M source of the Interests of those entitled and Ointment a trial, end alter using ELH9CTfooLY8IS— Fourteen years* prac to the benefit of the War Relief Act; Any Mrs. L. Pearkea. oi Mount Tolittie, was ernment Street. Phone 748. Jy8tf-25 (for A GOOD SERVICE, try the City two cakes ci Cutica» Seep and two tical experience In removing superflu p.n«m h.vlny Inf.rn.»! Ion J tol any |yr- ky U» Kin, at an lnvt.U- FOR HALE—-Hnap, 4-room house, good ous hairs. Mrs. Barker. Phone 5526. * PHOTOGRAPHERS Window Phone eon inter*» lot; 11,000. terms. Mttancourt’n Auction View Street. or other person * entHied to the 1 ture held at Buckingham Palace on SHAW BROS , commercial photograph- 2251. Jyl8-47 soldier, or completely healed." (Signed) R. B. Room, 1807 Broad Street. Phone 1476. benefit of t ELECTRICIANS ere, 904“ ------Government ' ' St. » 1930. the said Act. Is requested to com June 22. The English pictorial papers Maxwell, Upper Seckville. N. S., FINE 5 ROOMED BUNOaLow! snap, off VULCANIZING AND REPAIRERS municate In writing with the Clerk. As August 10, 1917. Fort Street car line, good location; cost COX A DOUG A I* electricians. Motors MEUGBNS. ______Bldg. Portraiture sessor or Collector of the Corporation of of the next day's date contain a fine $3,000 to build to-day; price only 62,800; and enlartenlargements. ___ Special attention to THE TYRE SHOP—Vulcanising and re Towtxwhip of Esquimau, Municipal Yon may think that because Cud- bought, sold, repaired. Estimates given pairs. 1916 Blaneherd. Street. Ml photograph of the intereating cere cash 61.000. balance easy terms. H. G. for re-winding motors, armatures and children's portraits 1965. 47 Hail, Esquimau, B. C- cure doe. such wonderful work in Dal by it Co., 616 Fort, upstairs. 20 FEDERAL TIRE AGENCY—A. McGavin. G. H. PULLEN. mony, showing Hie Ma>sty pinning soothing end healing severe itching coils; elevator repairs. Phones: Office. K H. BROWNING—Commercial photo C M. C., I FOR SALE—Bungalow, modern, 5 rooms 6363; private. 3762R. 3419R graphy, amateur finishing, cameras re- 1011 lilanshard Street. Phone 3869. the decoration on Col. Pearkea's cheat and horning ecaemei it is not adapted and bath room, built-in featuréh, good ired. Room 8. Mahon Blk., over 15c Federal and Goodrich tires and vulcan Corporation Township of Esquimau. The coveted cron# was awarded EMPLOYMENT AGENCY to the gentle ueee of the toilet. On the locality, nice garden, cost 64,200, take 47 Colonel Pearkes for "moat conspicuous contrary, that la just where k fa meet $3,200, terms arranged 1854 Chestnut. bravery and skilful handling of the TIM KEK A CO., 1615 Government. Phone LODGES LAND REGISTRY ACT. effective In preventing these serious 611. AH help supplied at short rtotlbe. jg PRINTING troopa under hia command during the ACRfejfoE IA. O. F.—Court Northern I,lght, No. 5935, capture and consolidât ion of consider ■kin troubles. FISH 300 CIRCULAR LETTERS. FORMS, ETC., i meets—.— at- Foresters------. .’ -Hall Broad------Street, * For Free Sample Each by Mail ad $1. 32 Board 08 Trade Building Phone », Section 24. ably more thin the objectives allotted DEEP BAY—Full else lot, on good road, 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. V. F. Fuller dress poet-card: ^CbUcbtb, Dept. A, • K CHI’NORA NES, LTD.—Fish 5362. alO-47 ton, secretary. i the Matter ef Let 7 of Part ef Sub- to him In an attack." At the time of close to beach; $150 cash. Phone 765 or poultry, fruit and vegetables. djvlelon 19, Oak Bay Estate, Victoria the action which led to hie receiving Beaten, U. 8. A.” Sold everywhere. 4862R. jy|l-46 Broughton Street. Phone 242. CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS— REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Meets 4th Monday, 8 p m . 808 Yatee St District, Map 86BB. the decoration, thla officer held the POUR ACRES choice land. Victoria sub rank of Major and has since been pro urb#, equity $3,0()0; exchange for small MEATLESS DAYS, Wednesdays ____ R. L Cox, 520 Central Block. Phone 1888 Proof having been filed In my office ef Fridays. Wri glee worth for fresh fish. CAMERON INVESTMENT Sk Securities moted to a lieutenant-colonelcy. He bungalow, good locality, city. Box 616, 651 Johnson. Phone 661. Company—Fire, marine, automobile and DAUGHTERS OF* ENGLAND B. 8 the loee of the Certificate of Title to the Times' Jy23-46 life insurance New offices. Moody Lodge ITtmrose, 4th Thursday, A.O F. left Victoria In 1916 as a lance-corporal CENTRAI, FISH MARKET. 613 oh neon above mentioned land». No. 1691 F, in the ONE-THI1RD ACRE, Garden City, dry. J Block. Cor. Yates and Broad Bis. 47 Hall, S p.m. A. L. Harrison, secy., 912 In the 2nd G. M. R'a., and hls brilliant poultry business, until now the Indica Tel 3886 W T Miller. airfield. ______. name of Thomas Henry Slater, and bear cultivât.:ed, _. cheap. Owner, 548 Head St . DUNFORD’R, LTD.,' 1222 Government St. soldiery and powers of leadership have tions are fhat now there will be ft big Esquimau Jy23-46 FRUIT|8 AND VEGETABLES Insurance brokers and exchange spe I COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 2. f O. O. F., ing date the 28th day of August, 1911, I earned hie rapid promotion, in addi ger shortage of fresh eggs this year cialists. Tel. «542. meets Wednesdays. Odd Fellows' Hall hereby give notice of my Intention at the tion to the two decoration» which have WANTED—House, barns, etc., with about 1 A)W SIN CO . 2516 Douglas Street. expiration of one calendar month from than ever. A vegetable garden in the live acres erasing land and some gar B C. LAND A INVESTMENT AGENCY, |DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND B. S — the first publication hereof to taeue t been awarded in recognition of his ex summer and poultry in the winter is a den, anywhere about three-mile circle; FLORISTS 922 Government. Tel. 125______Princess Alexandre, 2nd Thursday, K said Thomas Henry Slater a fresh Certi ceptional gallantry. good rotation of production for the city will lease with option of purchase. of P. Hall. Mrs. F. Bridges, Sec., 977 ficate of Title In lieu of auch lost Certifi Newton. P, Q. Boa 272.______J7U-46 DAY A BOGGS, 629 Fort. Real estate. Witneeeed Ceremony. dweller, and now is the time to look CUT-'FLOWERS and floral designs, b Cowtchan. cate. Insurance and financial brokers. Tel 80. Any person having any Information An uncle of the young officer, the for a supply of well-matured pullels MR. RETURN SOLDIER—We have two ding and pot plants Wllkerson K. OF F^Far West Victoria Lodge. No. for winter laying. Late pullet# and old exceptionally good land locations. In Brown, 613 Fort .Street Phone 1061. GILLESPIE. HART A TODD. LTD.— 1. 2nd and 4th Thurw., K. of P. Hall. with reference to such lost Certificate of Rev. W. Andre Pearkes, rector of 8L vestigate. Call 12 to 2. 322 Savwkrd. Fire, auto, plate glass, bonds, accident, A O. H. Harding, K.R.S., 1006 Govern Title la requested to communicate with Alban's Church, Holborn. London, who hens will not produce profitable eggs, Return Soldiers’ Homestead, Colonisa FUNERAL DIRECTORS marine, burglary Insurance. 711 Fort the undersigned. was present at the lnx*estlture In the no matter what they are fed In the tion 4 Realty Co., Capt. A. E. Jones, Street. Phone 2940. Dated at the Land Registry Office, Vic Palace, has written an Interesting de egrly winter. Secy. +Jyl7-46 . C. FUNERAL CO. (Hayward s), LTD. SONS OF ENGLAND B S.—Pride of the toria, B. C., this third day or July, 1918. LEEMING BROS , LTD., 624 Fort St. Island Lodge, No. Ill, meets 2nd and scription if the ceremony to Mrs Faying Far Stone. 734 Broughton Motor or horse drawi Fire and life insurance. Rents collect J. C. GWYNN, FIVE-ACRE FARMS at SOOKE equipment as required. Embalmers. 4th Tuesday# In the A.O F Hall, Broad Registrar-General of Title». Pearkea. The letter says in part: RIVER, $100 per acra All good soil, ed Tel 748 Street. President, W. J. Cobbett. 3254 'Because ot the practice some deal T«*l 2235. “This, morning Fred and. I went to ers have of mixing In their poultry no rock, partly cleared, road and river Alder Street. Secretary.Secretary, A. E. Brind- Buckingham8h * Palace to see George get frontage, water laid on, electric light SANDS KVNKRAL FT FINISHING (5b. SCAVENGING hy, 1617 P« nbroke Street, CUy. food proportions of grit and shell, the and power and telephone available; LTD.. Hi; yu.dra SI Tel 330«. VICTORIA SCAVENGING CO., 1626 Gov | ORDER OF THE EASTERN STARr- TO BE BOLD brujr tenderICUUCI pursuant{MUBUttUl £!.■Klnr v <\*, ndgot Mt-F*|ckele ttt thefrom band8 the ofI>ord the suggestion has been offered that It be close to tourist hotki. mill, P. O.. THOMSON, FRANK L, 827 Pandora ernment Street Phone 662. Ashes and Vlctoria Chapter, No. 17, meets on 2nd declared Illegal to mix dead matter of school, main Books settlement, C. N. Ave. Fine funeral furnishing*. Gradu and 4th Mondays at 8 p m. In the K. of to an Order of the Supreme Court Chamberlain’» office entitling ue to ate of U. 8. College oi Embalming. garbage removed 47 this description with mixed poultry R- STATION and harbor. Govern P Hall, North Park St. Visiting mem- , « , __. . J., j good seats and about 9.30 I called for feed*,” said Mr. Elford. Asked as to ment has pmmlsed that C. N. R. will Office Tel. 493. Open day and night. SEWER AND CEMENT WORK bera cordially Invited 01 Britian Columbia, dated the I George at the Grosvenor Hotel, where be In operation as far as Rooks THIS whether he knew of any regulation by jORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR— he waa staying. We drove together to SUMMER, when this property 1s bound FURRIER 28th Day of June, ÀD., 1918. the Palace, where George went in, whlct- mixed food had to contain these, to double In value This Is positively BUTCHER, sewer and cement Queen City Chapter, No. 5. meets on Mr. Mfprd said as far as he knew there 2330 Lee Avenue. Phonee5285«,. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8 o'clock In The Official Liquidator of the Fernle whilst I Joined Fred In the Inner the cheapest acreage anywhere In the FOSTER, FRED Highest price for ra- was no regulation nor waa there likely Vicinity of Victoria. Delightful place rbr. 1216 Government St. Phone 1637 K of P. Hall, North Park St. Visiting Lumber Company, Limited, has been quadrangle of the Palace. There was SILKS AND CURIOS members cordially Invited. ___ ,a ra,sed dal» in front covered with an to be. In hls estimation, any law to for summer home, good fishing, shoot THE LKNZIE CO., Ull Broad Strac. authorised to offer for side by tender en make a man buy stone in his poultry ing. bathing and booting. Speculative Fur sets, fur coals and leather coats. NOVELTY BEADS AND TASSELS are bloc the property and «, of ,h. above value excellent. $100 per acre, terms J6-19-47 very popular Just now. We have a CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT 'came and we all stood—he and the tf desired. W. T. Williams, ears of full line In stock. Kwong Tai Y une, of oa:: bay. named Company a» a going concern, in officers at the salute, we bareheaded, “Nag" Paint Co.. Ltd.. 1202 Wharf St. GARDENING 1622 Government whilst the band played the National y hrll-46 (1) Free hold sawmill, equipped with Anthem. LANDSCAPE DESIGNER, all work LEE DYE A CO.. TlStVlrw Street blower system, electric lighting plant, fire T MAINLAND CAMP LOTS FOR SALE connection with gardens and estates appliances, etc., office buildings, resi First of all to be decorated came carried out In a thoroughly efficient SECOND-HAND DEALERS dences, bunk-houses, etc . situate about George. He .saluted and stood at at BUILDING ÎXVT. $150 cash; or what manner Professional advice given In Tax Sale Notice one mile from Fernle. British Columbia; tention before the King, looking a very offers? Browning Street. Sec 35. Map 4ot cultivation. W. H. West by. Phone LADIES, CALL—Mrs. Hunt, wardrobe equipped with top and bottom circular I fine soldier Indeed, all that the proud 1372, Block 2, Lot 13, near University 2763R. dealer, of Winnipeg and Calgary, Ui open buy and sell high-class A sale of lande for Dell Tu« ÎLm “w. and APtiS e8t mother and sister could wish. An NOW GOING STRONG and Shelhourwe. Box 76$, Times. Jy 17-45 will be held on WEDNE6DAiÀT" 8ERTEM mill, having a capacity of about 76,609 officer, Col Clive Wlrram I hoiiov* GENERAL .GARDENING—Small con gents’ and children’s clothing, evening | feet In 16 hours; the whole standing in 1,1ram’ \ ACCIDENT INSURANCE tracts a specialty. Fred Bennett. Straw and parly dreeses; special offer? for i BER IS, 191S. about one hundred acre» of land. ÜÎ off,c,aI _ ac^count of the berry Vale P. O Phone CoiquiU 18L gentlemen’s clothes We pay spot cash Persons desiring to avoid the costs and MERCHANTS’ CASUALTY CO., to any amount. Business done strictly j expenses of such sale must pay the De (2) Approximately 1.133 acres of free- -, * Thln^h*6xn" t*i,e Union Bank Bldg, Victoria. B.C. private Mrs. Hunt will call herself to | linquent Taut es (Taxes In arrear at hold land, and 9,956 acres held under 1 f-V. ... 1meV.TteA ,he KJng hunF the HAT WORKS any address, or call at 612 Johnson December 81, 1916). together with Inter licensee from the Government of British jtro*»,‘» on hls breast and stood chat- .arge Number of Boys Given AGENTS Street, second house up from Blsnsh- est to date of payment on or BEFORE Columbia, containing, according to a|llnflT tor a few moments, then shook LADIES’ STRAW HATS remodelled ard. Phone 4921..______Jy39-47 SEPTEMBER 4 next; AFTER WHICH orut.se by J D. I^cey A Company, over hands with him, and George saluted Outing on Howe Sound Each MABLE. 717 Johnson St. Agents for Panama# blocked, cleaned. Victoria DATE, and up to the time of sale, the ÜMIE...090 ___feet of_ merchantable_ timber, and left by the other steps«tens ofnf theth- kshutt implement#, plough parts, etc. Hat Factory, corner Fort and Broad NATHAN A LEVY, 1422 Government. full amount a* advertised will be collect classified as follows: Phone 1729. 47 Jewelry, musical and nautical instru ed, vis.: Delinquent Taxes, Subsequent Year; Camp Life ments, tools, etc. Tel. 5444. Taxe» In arrear. Interest and Costs and 1S% Douglas Fir. "I asked OeoYge what the King said 6% White Fir. to him. Hls Majesty enquired If he ANTIQUE DEALERS AMERICAN HAT WORKS READ THIS—Best price» given for I T^he Clerk. Collector or Asseeeor of the 10<* Red Cedar. ladies’ and gents’ cast-off clothing. was healed of his wound, how long it ANTIQUES at ye sign of ye Old Curl 625 Yates Street. Phone 2073 Corporation of the District of 50% Mountain Spruce. oeity Shoppe, 813 Fort Street. Furni ------Phone 2997, or call... 794 Yates Street. . are ready to receive notice from any 7% Tamarac. was before h^had It dressed, whether Probably the largest boys' outing ex - ture. picture#, old china and silver Our motto is promptness, it means sue LOUIS, Bug and waste metal merchant, I source of the Interests of_ those entitled 10% Lodge Foie Fine. he was returning to France and when. pedltion now under way In Canada la bought and sold. Phone Pepin, 5421. !S# We clean and block your old Into 467 7th Avé. East, Vancouver. 47 I to the benefit of the War Relief Act; any And also about: ' There were four V.C/o given, and the latest style. Wo do the best Panama ,500,060 Mining Frope. the Y. M. C. A. summer camp at El- victor.A JUNK aoeSçy ca-B«,7 ïTïSÏSÎ.Î&æ.rS; 40,000 Cedar Poles. after that many decoration* and orders BATHS work Try us and be sure We will —100 in all, I believe. Several people phlnatone, on Howe Sound. The camp call at your office for your hat and re in* sacks and rags best price# paid, a soldier, or other person entitled to the 700,000 Cedar Fence Pests. BATHS—Vapor and electric light, mas- turn It the same day. 47 ?ïf«erîLSuU;IUy to Phone im benefit of the said Act. 1» requested to All located within five or six miles of | Were knighted, amongst ------*••• — them Admiral grounds are situated on the west shore * and chiropody. Mrs. Barker, 1316 Wharf and 1406 Store St. #6-47 j communicate In writing with the Clerk. Fernle. B. C.. on the Crow's Neet Branch I „ KSr Keype* the man who sealed up of the sound at the foot pf Mt. Klphin- Phone 5525. * the Canadian Pacific Railway. | Zeebrugge and Ostend." 713 Vleiview Street| DIAMONDS, antiques,. old gold bought Assessor or Collector of the Corporation etone, about twenty-five miles from FURNITURE and sold. Mrs. Aarenson,Ai 1907 Govern- of the District of Oak Bay, whose t (3) Logging Railway and Equipment, BABY CARRIAGE SPECIALISTS ment 81., oppoaite Angus Campbell’s. Is Municipal Hall. Oak Bay. B. G Including: Vancouver. The property consists of a STEEL CRIB AND MATTRESS, new, By order of the CounelL JONES & CO-, T H., 753 Fort St. Tel $15, regular $18 50, high chair#, nursery BEST PRICES paid for gent»* cast-off (a) Approximately five miles ef two-acre athletic field and elk acre» Ing railway. Including branchessi DIME HEN’S PLACE 2006. All repairs executed. chairs, baby buggies; cheap, cash or clothing. Give roe a trial A. Landa, of wooded land. Snugly situated in a crediLQfR. II. Stewart Co., Ltd., 662 1409 Store Street. Phone 2997. and sidings, starting at a point BRASS FOUNDRY Yut<«P»treet. 47 • en the Elk River about r/2, miles grove of trees elands the Camp Bunga SODA WATER sbeve Fernle, B. C., and running low, which includes a dining hall, sixty VICTORIA BRASS AND IRON WORKS, IRON WORKS to the timber limits. by twenty feet, a large open fire place, iron and brass founders, machinist* and FOR FIRST-CLASS dry ginger ale. (b) One (1) Climax Geared, 36-ten IN FEEDING PEOPLE fully equipped kitchen and a wide pattern workers. J19-19-47 I. C IRON WORKS— Boilermakers and lemonade, ginger beer, cider, syphon House Prepertjr—Eotste^ef J. M. Burnet, Lace motive. (c) On# (1) Heleler Geared, 19-ton veranda. ywl hyaworkafa. Government and soda, etc , Crystal Spring Water Supply, ^he boys live in w-aterproof tents on BROKERS ‘rinces# Phones 2518 and 2829X #23-4 Phone 79, 1241 Richard sun Street, Vic Under instructions from the Executrix f toria. B. C. 47 of the above-named Estate, the under (d) 15 Russell Standard, No. $6, Leg board floors, à fleet of row boats and McTAVIHH BROS.. 1218 Government St HORSESHOER signed Solicitors call for tender» for the ging Caro. canoes also form part of the camp Custom Broker#, shipping and forward SEWER PIPE AND TILE MFCRft. (e) One (1) Aerial Bkldder, manufac Dominion Poultry Husbandman equipment, and the camp wharf is a ing agents. Tel. 2615. American Express MclxiNAI.Ji * Ntcol, 132 Pandora. Tel. U purchase of the house and lot at 460 King-- tured by Washington Iren Works. representative. P. O. Box 1524. ston Street, Victoria. B. C , more particu (f) One (1) Steam Leg Leader. port of call for the "Sound" steamers, WOOF! * TODD. 731 Johnson Street. C. POTTERY CO.. LTD.—City office, larly described as the West 20 ft. of Lot Here Illustrates hich bring fresh supplies and mall 220 Pemberton Building. Factor 917 and the Bast 29 fL of Lot 916, Victoria 'K mi PIG TIN ZING HOLD P* TO TODS NOT op ATTACK VICTORY LOAN BONDS SHEET LEAD SOLDER THB PMCE HAS ALREADY BOBBJ “ ; Countered Successfully South ANTIMONY BABBITT Any information yon may want given by of Marne Without Rest BURDICK BROS. & BRETT, Limited COAL French Advised . STOCK AND BOND BROKERS The Canada Metal Company, Ltd. AT CURRENT PRICES 1428 Granville St., Vancouver. Phone Sey. 1920. Telephones 3724^726 820 Broughton Street Parla, July IT.—"We regret being ———— i i ii in pa mn irni—hn it tallaw, uis counsels of our masters, the French, but the American.flag has been forced to retire. This is unendurable and HALL & WALKER none of onr soldiers would understand SAILING SHIP SUNK FURIOUS FIGHT AT Distributor* Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir), Ltd. their not being asked to do whatever is nectary to re-establish a situation 1232 Government 8t. Phone 83 which is humiliating to us and unAv ceptable to our country’s honor. We OFF NEWFOUNDLAND DOURDONNERIE EARN are going to counter-attack." This was a message sent by an American general in command of American forces south of the Marne on Monday afternoon after the Ger Battle Continues South of FIRES DUE TO LACK mans had succeeded in forcing the Boat Caught Norwegian TO-DAY’S TRADING IN Americans liack towards Conde-en-1 Marne; Locpl Attacks NEW YORK STOCKS Hrey. The French commander in Craft Which Sailed From WINNIPEG MARKET formed the American general that the States June 22 by Enemy SAIDS rinstsu-, OF CARE, SAYS CHIEF early German success could not have Winnipeg, May 17.—To-day's cash mar any great effect on the fate of twttlrç ket was dull, there being no demand for WERE DULL TODAY •fc* that it w»s understood perfectly that oat*, barley or flax. Oats closed % cent Lire need Embalmers and 1Funeral after hard fighting the Americans had An Atlantic Port of the U, 8.. July 17 higher for July and 4 cent higher for Direct or* Competent lady la at Oil the French front in France, July October. Flax closed 3 cents lower for tendance. Authorised Naval and slowly retired and that it was not ex —Word reached here to-day that the 17.—(Noon).—This morning’s fighting Military Contractor*. Every Fire Could Be Prevented pected that they should immediately July and «4 cents lower for October. Norwegian sailing ship Marosa. 1882 on the active front of the German Oats— Open High. Low. Close. Phene 3306. 1t1> Quadra »t. launch a counter-attack. He added tons, loaded with coal, was sunk by a drive was marked by purely local at Market Was Inclined to Rest Why Canada is Most Waste that a counter-attack could be post - July 91H 92(4 964 91 German submarine and that the crew tacks, which, however, were very fierce Oct...... 844 854 844 844 ful Country in This Regard I toned without risk and that it might be was landed safely at Vanw>. N. 8.. yee- in character The Germans had sent Flax— Following Yesterday’s I tetter to give the American troops an a heavy column against the Bour- July ...... 433 «3.1 4264 433 hour’s rest. donnerle farm, in the vicinity of St. Ofct ...... 432 432 425 429 Sharp Advance immediately afterwards the Ameri Accordlng to the message the ship as toriH-doed about latitude fifty de Agnan, south of the Marne, which had Cash prices: Oats—2 C. W . 924: 3 C. can general sent the alsrve message, been recaptured by Franco-American "ThePe is no fire that could not have grees north and longitude fifty degrees W . 89; extra 1 feed. 89; 1 feed. 86; which is quoted by the correspondent west, off the coast of Newfoundland. forces, and succeeded in reoccupying feed. 83 been prevented," said Chief Davis this of Tue Matin at the front. The Amer 4 By Bord Irk Bros. A Brett. Lt(M The Marosa sailed from this port on It after a furious battle. The fighting Barley—3 C W.. 130: 4 C. WV. 130; r. morning while discussing a recent re icans launched their counter-attack is still continuing at this hour. Jected. 126; feed. 125 New Turk. July 17 —There was no par port of the Commission on Conserva and the lost ground was soon recov Farther eastward along the southern Flax—1 N. W. C., 433 4 ; 2 C. W , 430. ticular pressure on stocks here to-day. ered, with an additional half rrfile bank of the Marne the Germans at lion wherein it is stated that Canada taken from the Germans for good New York, July 17—The Italian tacked and temporarily occupied Mon- but the market was inclined to sag on is the most wasteful nation on I he face measure. steamship Napoli. 9.921 tons gross, for voison until Frein h troops came back the dullness. The onfr activity of note of the earth with regard to fire loss CORN UNDER PRESSURE merly engaged in the Italian-American and ejected them. was In American Sumatra Tobacco, "I have no doubt that the statement of trade, was stink recently in a collision the Commission is true," continued the ON CHICAGO MARKET which was subject to violent fluctuations near Genoa, according to reports re With the American army In France, in both directions. The railroad com chief, “and there is no doubt that the ceived here to-day in marine circles. enormous loss each year in the Do RAILWAY UNIONS July 17.—(By the Associated Press.) — (By Burdick Bros A Brett. Ltd.) panies are putting out inquiries for large The Napoli was in the service of the The American troops co-operating with machinery orders All market factors, minion is due purely to carelessness Italian Government transporting arms Chicago. July 17.—Increased offerings It may sound a sweeping statement, the French at a point where counter however, have been put Into the back and supplies from the United States. attacks were carried out yesterday of corn brought considerable pressure on ground while war news is awaited. but 1 don't believe there is ever a fire The ship was built in 1898 at New that cannot he traced to neglect some READY TO STRIKE were attacked again this morning by the futures to-day Weather reports were High. Ix)W. Last. where." The only way to prevent t castle. Eng., and formerly was known the çnemy who, by reason of the na favorable. The oats gave a remarkable ÀII is-Chalmers. 34 continuance of this loss the chief as the Sannic. ture of the ground, was able to make exhibition of strength, working independ Am. Sugar Hfg thought is to establish fire prevention slight gains at some place* while at ently of corn The activity and strength Am. Can Ço.. com. bureaux all over the country and edu London, July 17.—Thirty-five Amer others the Americans again pushed of the cash market was responsible for Am. Car Foundry . Our Private Chapel cate the |>eople to a proper apprecia But Canadian Organizations icans. constituting the crew of the their way back. The lines here have the advance in‘the futures. Am. Ijocomotive ... tion of the ceaseless caution necessary. former Great UkfM steamship George been wavering back and forth for the Corn— Open High. Low. Close, Am. Smelt A Ref. . is at the service of thoee who . Mr. Davis referred to the relatively Held Back by American L. Eaton, have arrived in London. Their past twenty-four hours and the result iuiv . ir.ni. 1x1 1 it ir.au Am. T. A Tel...... entrust a funeral to u*. It la sma'V loss by fire in the countries of sel foundered at sea in _A„.9tprm. of the entire operation is Indefinite. Sept...... 160 1604 159% 160 ’ Am. Wool. com. ... equipped with everything necessary Europe, which condition, he declared, Federation of Labor They got away in the lifeboats, were In the region f of Vaux, west of Oats— Am. Steel Foundry . Anaconda Mining for services of any kind and will was due to the caution and care of th< rescued some time later by a warship (’bateau Thierry conditions to-day July ...... 754 764 75% 76% people there. "In France,*" he said. * lf and were brought to London. were normal. The Germans there were Sept...... 70S 71% 704 71% Agr. Chemical ...... amply accommodate the ordinary Atchison ...... funeral attendance. It 1s decorated a fire damages a neighbor's property Montrai.--July 17.—The fact that lying low after the two minor but % % % with taste and discretion and there the cost müst be paid by the person in they canhot look for support from the nevertheless important defeats they Atlantic Gulf ...... NEW YORK CURS MARKET. Baldwin Loco...... is no charge for its use. whose house the conflagration started, other railway unions is not the sole had suffered there in two consecutive Baltimore A Ohio . "of course we must remember,” he re reason that the *hopmen have been WANTS FREE HAND (By Burdick Bros. * Br.ll, Ltd ) holding back so far. ’The other rail Bid. Asked. Bethlehem Steel B marked "that the houses in Europe Favored French. Butte Sup. Mining . Thomson Funeral Co. are In most cases built' of stone or way unions have never stood by the Ijondon. July 17.—(Via Reuters Ot Canada Copper ...... 1% 2 Brooklyn Transit .. brick, and that the roofs are tiled shopmen anyway." said one member of tawa Agency.)—A dispatch from Standard Silver Lead 4 4 Phone *M 07 Pandore Ava the committee to-day. Remember Canadian Pacific ... This helps in a great measure to cut FOR PENSIONS HOARD French headquarters dated last even Aetna Explosives 1.. . 12 124 Central Leather .... Motor Hearse and Equipment down fire Iomm.” tiut he does not be what happened in Winnipeg in 1908." United Motors 32% 32% Connections Vancouver and ing says: Crucible Steel ...... lieve that there is justification for the There Is another and more vital rea "The general attack was not renew Mid West Refining . in 115 Winnipeg. son for the delay, according to outside Chesapeake A Ohio .ft* chimney fires which often burn roofs ed to-day. Operations of a local char Tuolumne Cop|*er . . 1 14 Chic.. Mil. A St P. 85 ‘it* here, for they result either from neg- dispatches, although no labor man here acter. with the balance of success with New Cornelia ...... 18 184 Chic., R 1. A Pac. . leet in cleaning the flues, or the using would admit the fact to-day. That is Chairman Ross, Now in Van the French, took place. Big Ledge Mining ... 1 14 Colo Fuel A Iron . t of unsuitable fuel. Fires In ware that the American Federation of Labor “It is expected that the stabilisation Houston Oil ...... 72 76 Chino Copper ...... houses and factories to# are often due has taken a hand and brought the couver, Wishes to Appoint of the line will be reached in a few Merritt Oil ...... 25 254 Cal. Petroleum .... to sawdust and other material which strongest pressure to bear upon the days. Chevrolet Motors . .. 128 132 Chile Copper Is allowed to collect with a conse federated trades in order to keep them Assistants "To-day’s operations were shown by Curt|as Aeroplane ... 38 40 A QUANTITY OF OLD from striking Corn Products ...... quence that Instantaneous combustion the position in which various German Submarine Boat ...... 16 17 Distiller* See...... occurs. All fires could lie prevented, To-day It was stated unofficially that commanders found themselves after U. S Steamships .... 5% 6 Erie ...... PAPERS FOR SALE says Mr. Davis, if people would only the membership of railway shop union» yesterday’s failure. In this regard the Wright -Martin Aero 104 104 Do.. 1st pref...... exercise discretion. in all parts of the Dominion are en Vancouver, July 17.—Commander J. battle differs entirely from the second Cosden Oil ...... 64 64 Gen. Klectrv ...... Circulation Department Fir* Prevention Bureau. deavoring to force the hands of the K. Ross, chairman of the Pensions day of the March and May offensives, Northwest Oil ...... 56 6-) Goodrich Messrs. John Rrod le and A. V. Mac- Will Join Party in States S**<|*. July 17.—Dlwtor-Cl.ntral SEIZED VESSEL IS Ntcol. who are prominently identified Schwabs Initial étalement here , with the Australian Government’s ship that the shipping hoard Intended to RESTORED TO OWNER Ml PORTUGUESE building pr:-gramme, were passenger* The Australien Press Delegation keep all shipyard, an the PaelSc coeat by the Canadian-Australasian liner Ni which was scheduled to arrive In the busy up to Uieir full capacity as long m America need* the ships. "The whole BY AMERICAN JUDGE agara from Sydney. Mr. Brodte is » liner Niagara eo route to the United Pacific coqst." he said, "is leading the WERE LANDED HERE member of the ClAnmonwealth Shipping Kingdom failed te make connections world in shipbuilding. They are hit Telegraphic reports from Los An Board. He was particularly reticent with the Canadian-Australian liner ting the ball hard on the head.*’ Shortly after hie arrival Mr. Schwab geles state that the gasoline schooner when questioned regarding the pro owing to the excessive demand for pas posals of the Australian Government in subscribed for 92.909 worth of tickets Alexander Agassis, captured by Ameri senger accommodation, and conse to the Seattle Girls’ Victory Carnival THE LURE OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES ’ connection with the construction of quently took passage from Sydney can war craft shortly after she sailed new tonnage, statin? that while he was for himself and Mrs Schwab. Last Former Plantation Workers, aboard the liner Ventura to San Fran night in the parade opening the canal- from Mazatlan bound for the HVuth a member of the Shipping Board, his mission to Canada was of a private cisco. The change in the plans of the vai campaign 3,000 navy men, sixty Beas, i-io become, it was alleged, an With Families, Are armed yeomanettee and naval bends Summer Tourist character. delegation was announced following enemy raider, has been ordered re from the Puget Sound naval station Bound to States Mr. MacNlcol is a marine engineer of the arrival of the Niagara to-day by and naval training station here marched Excursions stored to her owner, Miss Maud A. considerable repute in Australasia and beforo the shipping official;». Hear-Ad ia the man who organized the scheme J. M. Myers, representative of The Lochrane. Judge It F. Bledsoe, of the Sydney Times Company, which con orai R. K. Uoo-ntz, commandant of the 7 via the United States lAstrit t Court, in order which resulted in the placing of con Bremerton navy yard, and Clara Kim tracts with American shipyards on the trois the newspa|»ct*s Sydney Times. ing the restoration of the vessel, to the Seventeen days out from Auckland Mirror, Sunday Mirror. Referee. Arrow ball Young, movie actress, headed the Pacific coast for jvooden ships. column. Canadian Pacific Railway owner, Justified the seizure, but de the Canadian-Australasian Royal Mail «n