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1 VIOTORIA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1917 BRITISH AVIATORS PROGRESS REPORTED i LEGAL AND OFFICIAL NOTICES Th Fashion Centre'', CASUALTIES AMONG CANADIAN SOLDIERS LAND ACT 1008-10 Government Street ESTATE CI; CAPT. CLAUDE. MILL-BERNE BLANDY Late ot Fulford Harbor, Salt Spring Island, B. Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate of the late Capt.

Claude Mlllberne Blandy, who died In France on or about the 8th day of April, 1818, and whose will has been proved in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Victoria Registry, by the Ricecutors therein named, are required to send particulars of their claims, duly Verified, to the undersigned, on or before the 5th day of November, 1917, after which date the Executors will distribute the asHeU, having regard only to the claims of which they then have notice. Dated this Sth day of September, 1917. CrtKASB CREASE, Solicitors for Executors, 410 Central Building, Victoria, B. C. NOTICE In the Matter of the Estate of Henry PucMe, late of the City of Victoria, Deceased.

NOTK'K is hereby given that all per-sons Inlfbted to the above Estate are jjuested to pay the amount of their In- debtednMH forthwith to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against the saM Kstato are requested to send particulars of their claims, duly certified, to the undersigned, on- or before the 21st day of October. 1917. Dated this 21st dav of September, 1917. YATES JAY, Solicitors for the Kxecutors, 41C-T, Central Building, Victoria, B. C.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Katharine Louise Jarvis, Late of the City of Victoria, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of the late Katliciiue Louise Jarvis. who died at the City of Victoria, Province of British Columbia, on or about the 2fth day of August, 1917. are required on or before the 2i)tli day of October, 1917.

to send to the undersiuned solicitors full particulars of their claims against the estate of the said Katborme touise Jarvis, deceased. And further take notice that, after such last mentioned date, the said -executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regardonly to the claims of which tliev then shall have had notice. Dated this -Jnd dav of September, 1917. PltlNOl.K WHITTAKEU. Central Building.

Victoria. B.C.. Solicitors for the Kxecutors. NOTICE Estate of Charles Ball, Late of the City of Victoria, Deceased. All persons having claims against the Estate or the late Charles Ball, who died at the City of Victoria, on or about the 28th day of July.

1917, are required, on or before the 1st day of November. 1917, to send to the undersigned, snllritors for Hannah Ball and Perclval Robert Brown, executrix and executor of the last Will and Testament of the said Charles Ball, full particulars of their claims against the Kstatc of the said Charles Ball, do-ceased. Take notice that after such last mentioned date the said executrix and executor will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims Of which they then have had notice. Dated the 14th day of September. A.

D. 1917. ROnWFXT, LAWJVWf. SIR Clovernment Street. Victoria, Solicitors for the Kxecutrlx and Kxeoutor.

LAND REGISTRY ACT (Section 24.) In the k. of Part (100 feet by 110 Feet in the Southwesterly corner) of Lot 32 of Section 75, Fernwood Estate, Victoria City, Map 1CJ: Proof having been filed of the loss of certificate of indefeasible Title No. 800 Issued to Harry Fuller on the 10th day of June. l9uK. I hereby give notice or my in tentlon.

at the expiration of one calendar month from the first publication hereor, to Issue to the said Harry Fuller a fresh Certificate of Indefeasible Title In Ilea thereof. Dated at the Iand Registry Office. Victoria, B. this 11th day of September, mi. 3.

O. OWYNJ. Registrar-General of Titles. TSiew Fal) Suits That Are Distinctive Different and Exclusive At $35.00 to $50.00 4 Not a collection merely because tliey were the new Fall Suits to have to show and to sell but purchased with one view in mind that they must be right up to the "Campbell" standard in every respect their style must lead, the materials must be of the best procurable and so hold up the reputation we have built as "The Fashion Centre." So These Suits Are Here Attractive, Different, Authoritative in AH Their Beauty of the Fashion- able Fall Colors and color, this season seems to be the inspiration for the Suits of the new season Suits for tailored wear, Suits for afternoon wear for shopping, business, dress wear and for every other occasion Milady can recall or invent. BY GEN CADORNA On Julian Front; Russians Have Fortified Themselves Near Jacobstadt Rome, Sept.

24. General Cadorna's forces made progress on Saturday night at several points on the Julian batllefront On the plateau the Austrians, after a violent artillery preparation, repeatedly attacked the Italian positions In the region of Kal and west of Volnik, but were repulsed. The text of the report follows: "In the Marmoloda region on the night of September 21-22, by exploding a mine which we had prepared after long tunnelling work, our parties were enabled to penetrate two advanced positions of the enemy and to establish themselves. "On the Bainsizza plateau violent concentrations of Are and repeated at- tacics carried out by the enemy against our positions in the Kal region and west ot Volnik had no results. "In the vicinity of Roccogllnno and Solo wo advanced our line of observation, thus rectifying it In our favor, "On the Carso the opposing artillery was more active than usual.

'On Saturday night one of our air ships, navigating In an unfavorable atmosphere, returned to the Chlapo-vano valley and renewed its effective bombardment of the enemy encamp ment there." Russian Report. Petrograd, Sept. 24. After a battle on the Riga front on Saturday Russian rorces advanced in the region of the Valjof Rudna and pressed back the German advanced guards. It was an nounced last evening by the War Office here.

In the Jacobstadt region the Russians have fortified themselves on the right bank of the Dwina River. Two Austro-Germun attacks against tho Roumanian positions near Munehell were repulsed. The text of the statement follows: "Northern front Yesterday in the direction of Riga our detachments, as the result of fighting, advanced In the region of the Valjof Rudna and pressed buck the enemy advanced guards. "In the region of Jacobstadt our troops, who have fortified themselves on the right bank of the Dwina, are concentrating artillery operations against the enemy guards established on tho left bank of the river. "Western and southwestern fronts-Yesterday there were only fusillades, "Koumnnian front Friday evening In the region south of the Valjof Tta dnulz, the enemy released two gas clouds, simultaneously opening artil lery Are upon our positions.

Owing to a change in wind, the gits turned back on the enemy's lines before reaching our trenches. "Yesterday the enemy twice attacked the Roumanian positions In tho region of Valjof Munehell. Both attacks were repelled. "Aviation On Thursday two enemy machines were brought down In the enemy's lines. One enemy aeroplane was hit by our artillery and fell In tha enemy's lines.

Yesterday a Oer man aeroplane, disabled by one of our aviators, foil In our lines." VANCOUVER GRAIN EXCHANGE OFFICERS Vancouver, Sept 24. In its llftli year of existence the Vancouver Grain Ex change has taken on new activity with the opening of the Vancouver route for Canadian wheat, and considerable business Is anticipated. The members of the exchange aro convinced that Vancouver will prove a grain port and much optimism was displayed at the annual meeting held at the Board of Trudo rooms when the following oflWrs were elected: President, J. E. Hall, president of Vancouver Milling Grain vice-president, C.

E. Meek; secretary-treasurer, H. V. fihnrples council, Robert J. Cromtn, William Qwyn.

Walter II. Ker, George R. Mae donald. E. W.

Maclean, Charles 8, Meek, W. R. Rolwrtson; committee of arbitration, ilier II. Ker, O. J.

Fx, It. C. Cmmlo, C. M. Marpole.

Angus Stewart, W. R. Somorvllle; committee of appeals, Frederick A. Hordon, Mrs, H. Bowman, Mrs.

Jnwb L. Doiipo, Mm. W. J. Mathers, Horliert Mlskln.

Jams W. Mohler: auditors, Webb. Read, llogan, Calllnghum and Company. NEW LAW IN FRANCE AGAINST DRUNKENNESS Paris, Sept. 24, The Chamber of Deputies has adopted a kill against drunkenness In public places which having already passed the Semite, now becomes law.

The bill has been back and forth between the two Houses for more than two years. The measure provide punishment by fine and Itn prlsonment. Persona Incurring four convictions within three year nmy bo deprived of the right to vol or to be elected to office, to carry arms, to aerve ns Jurors, and may also be deprived of parental rights over children. MANITOBA WILL BUY SHEEP IN ONTARIO Winnipeg. Sept.

Manitoba Oovernimmt will apend for the purchase of sheep In Ontario at once and will sell these animals at hI to the farmers of the province. This Is th nnnouneemcnt made to-day by Hon Valentine Winkler, Mlnlslor of Agrlcul tur. The Minister wag notified by the iMipitrtnmnt of Food Controller llnntia that larite numbers of sheen wira be lug aold fur slutmliler on tho Ontario market, and that It might ba wise for Manitoba to bet a number of shocp to STEADILY AT WORK Operations on Front in Bel gium; Raids; Report Issued at Paris London, fjept 24. Dealing with the work of British aeroplanes on the front In Belgium, an official report Issued last night said: "The misty weather Saturday result ed In a decided decrease in our recent great aerial activity. Our aeroplanes, nevertheless, carried out successful bombing raids and dropped during the day 134 bombs on hostile billets, abutments and aerodromes.

In the course of the night three tons of bombs were dropped on the Roulers-Menln and Wervicq railway stations. The enemy dropped a few bombs at midday. Four enemy machines were brought down In air fighting and five were driven down out of control. Two of our machines are missing." Raids. London, Sept.

23 British naval air squadrons continue to make bombing raids on German military establish ments in Belgium. A report issued by the Admiralty last evening said: On Friday night some of our naval aircraft carried out bombing raids on the Thourout and Cortemarck railway stations. The Thourout station and lines were hit and a fire resulted. At Cortemarck the station and other buildings were set on Are. "Bombs were dropped on the docks at Ostend on Saturday, 'All our machines returned safely." French Report.

Paris, Sept. 24. There was little righting on the French front yester day, although the artillery activity was quite marked on various sectors. The War Office reported last night: 'There was no infantry action. The artillery action was quite violent in tho region of Hurtebise and Craonne.

as well as on the left bank of the Meuse north of Hill 34. "Belgian communication On Sep tember 22 and 23 communications and conlonments on both sides were shelled following bomb fighting before DIxmude and Lnnghemarcq and on the Tser. Our artillery took under Its ef flclent fire enemy works and obsorva. toriea in the outskirts of DIxmude and silenced several German batteries. De spite the foggy weather the activity of our aviators was very great.

They bombarded to-day enemy barracks near Leke In reprisal for bombard ments of our cantonments." ESSAD PASHA'S TROOPS MENTIONED BY PARIS Pari, Sept. War Office reported last night concerning the Macedonian front: Eastern theatre, Sept. 22. Artillery fighting continued In the region of Dolran and the Vardar. several points along the front, notably in the Italian sector, the enemy attempted surprise attacks, but was repulsed.

On September 20 a French detachment, operating in con junction with the Albanian contingent of Essad Pasha, carried out In the Skumbl Valley a successful raid. In which serious losses were Inflicted on the Austrian troops, and 412 unwounded prisoners and two machine guns were taken." ITALIAN PAPERS ON TEUTONS' ANSWERS Rome, Sept. 2i. The entire Liberal press of Italy continues to attack the replies ot CSermany and Austria to the Pope's peace proposals as a "unl'iuo example of revolting cynicUm." Hie t'orrlere d'ltalla has modified the tone of Its comment from critic! to that of mild approval. It says mat tho replies.

although reticent to present adhesion to the present proposals, can bo considered as evidence of the suvums of the pontl flcal Initiative. The tamo paper that the evolution noticeable In German public opinion toward peace nnd favor of a more democratic government is rot likely to be arrested. MINISTER OF INTERIOR NAMED BY KERENSKY Petrograd, Sept. 24. By a decree of the Provisional Government, M.

Nikl tine, Minister of Posts and Telegraph In the Kereusky Cabinet, has been ap pointed Minister ot the Interior. He also will retain his present portfolio. ANOTHER LARGE NOTE ISSUE IN RUSSIA Petrograd, Sept. 14. The Govern ment has authorised the State Bank to moke a further not Issue of 1, ouo.uoo.OOO rublca.

8TRIKE SUPPORTED. San. Francisco, Sept. 24. All unlona in the United States and Canada af filiated with the Amalgamated Aaso elation of Street and Electric Hallway Employees have pledged financial i alstanc to the new union of striking platform men of the United Railroads here, according to a atutcmont issued by II.

P. Bowbcr, a vice-president of the association, directing, the atrlke. Howber received word to thla effect In a letter from W. T. Malum, the presi dent of the association, ha said.

The letter also contained a cheque for several thousund dollar from the parent body. DOMINION COMPANIES, Ottawa, Sept 24. Dominion Incor poration ha been granted to the follow lug joint alock companies; Canadian Nu-Furl Company, Rcglna, capital stock, Th Grand Beach A Balsam Ray Summer Resort, Win ulpcg, capital stock, Thurs ton-Flavollo, Port Mood, 11, capital Hock, 1250,000, Ottawa, Sept. 24. The following casualties have been announced: Infantry.

Killed in action Pte. Noble J. Henry Armstrong, Vancouver. Missing Pte. Frank Carpenter, Na tal, B.

Pte. A. A. McDonald, Galena, B. Pte.

J. T. Mitchell, Nelson. Wounded Pte. A.

G. H. McCaoy, Victoria; Pte. E. W.

Da vies, Vancou ver; Pte. Ernest A. Wilson, Fernie; Lieut. Url Powell, England; Lieut C. H.

Dunsford, Victoria; Corporal H. E. James, Hazelton; Pte. H. S.

Lush, Nanaimo; Pte. A. McArthur, Vancou ver. Services. Seriously ill Lieut.

W. G. Bulley, Kingston, Ont. Gassed Pte. Caleb Edwards, Van couver.

Artillery. Wounded Lieut C. H. Malhawson. London, Ont.

Mounted Rifles-Wounded Pte. James C. Davidson, Nanaimo. Gassed Pte. C.

Dolstra, Fernie, Infantry, Killed in action Cnl. C. R. Cairns. Stoney Creek.

Ont: Pte. J. Watson. Scotland; Pte. A.

E. Eardley, Brandon, Pte. M. Doigny, St. Boniface, Pte.

Way, England; 1. Iloneyman. Enarland: Pte. II. St.

Pierre, Montreal; Pte. A. Villeneuve, Matane, Pte. G. Debeaulour.

Three Rivers, Pte. H. T. Cary, Beaverton, Ont; Pte. W.

C. Bolton. tngland; Pte. A. Shave, St Mary's, Newfoundland; Pte.

A. Stark, Belle- Ule, Ont; Pte. J. F. Parkinson, East Jlifton.

Lance-Cornl. W. R. Gll- more, Ireland; Pte. W.

Reed, Toronto; Pte. D. W. Yandon, Copper Cliff, Ont; Pte. N.

Michaud, Ottawa; Pte. J. P. hoster, Merrickville. ont Corpl.

C. R. Belcher, London, Ont; Pte, C. 15. Wilson.

Senate, Pte. J. Stapleton, England; Pte, W. Smith, England; Pte. J.

McCorkindale. F.nr. land; Pte. J. Burnstein, Glace Bay, IV Pte.

J. Grant, Fort William; Pte. J. Guthrie, West Hamilton, Ont; Pte. T.

Louslln. U. S. Pt Lloyd, Toronto; Pte. C.

S. MacDonald, Scotland. Died of wounds Pte. J. R.

Lovatt Blad worth, Pte. F. B. Dailev. Stirling, Ont; Sergt A.

V. Rowles, Re- glna. Died Pte. R. B.

Wrilson. Port Hone Ont; a. It White, Edmon ton; Pte. R. J.

Wilson, Plats, Sask. Missing Pte. R. Proulx. Montreal: Pte.

J. Racine, Ueebe. Seret. W. Rigby, West Calgary; Pte.

A. Wren, Ignace. Pte. R. C.

Younir. Eue- land; Pte. B. R. Dunn, England; Pte.

H. U. Ager, Roselsle, Pte. W. uyment, Winnipeg; Pte.

F. T. Deni son, Call way, Virginia. V. S.

Pte. u. u. Rwart. Scotland.

Prisoner In Germany Pte. W. La- londe. Cornwall. Ont.

Reported dead by Germans Lieut. VV. Chalk, Winnipeg. Believed prisoners Pte- W. Bal- combe, Elctow, Pte.

C. More house. Coronation, N. B. Missing Pte.

It. Bain, Toronto; Pte. A. Barns, Calgary; Pte. C.

Bennett tumonton; Pie. M. Berry, Clements- port, N. Pte. W.

Bowser, Dorchester, N. Pte. J. Claustre, Maple Creek, Pte. Hudson, England: Pte.

E. Edwards, South Wales; Pte, W. Dyer. U. S.

Pte. E. Flnlay, Miunurst. Ont; Pte. R.

Laird. Wain Wright. Pte. J. G.

Hopper, Ed monton; Pte. C. Healey, Calgary; Pte. J. Coleman, Ireland; Pte.

J. Hamilton, Beith, Pte. K. Crittenden, Kes wick, Ont; Pte. N.

Crawford, Calgary; Pte. M. Smith, Russia; Pte. J. Fleming, Coronation, Pte.

E. John, Erskine, Pte. J. John, Ersklne, Pte. C.

Wilson, England; Pte. J. Buckley, Olds, Pte. It Allen, Coleman, Pte. E.

Allen, Battlerord, Pte. W. Allison, England; Pte. J. Barratt.

Calgary; Pto. J. Armstrong, Jenner, Pte. Bailey, Saskatoon; Pte. E.

Johnston, Montreal; rte. R. Thompson, England; Pte. II. Hooper.

England; Pte. P. Schnoor, England; Pts. S. Moore, Win nlpeg; rte.

J. Gaskell, Blnh River, Pte. W. Wilson, Warkworth, Pte. R.

Paterson, Buckingham, Que. Killed In action Sergt D. Wells, Ed monton; Pte. E. J.

Rice. Toronto; Pte, V. Graham, Edmonton; Pte. F. Davles, England; Pte.

E. Van Loo, Calgary; Pte. J. Ward, Eganville, out; Pte. W.

Rodgera, Penhold, Pte. J. R. Munro, Calgary; Pte. H.

J. Mills. Mor rln, Actlng-Corpl. L. H.

Klrkeberg, Lousano, Pie. Donald, Clyde, Pte, W. R. Gun nlng, Ireland; Pte. P.

A. Nlchjll, Win- nlpeg; Sergt I). Young, England; Corpl. W. O.

Bolton, Darllngford, Ite. H. Miller, Scotland; Pte. O. Wilson, Jansen, Pte.

O. It. Chlsholm, Saskatoon; Pte. F. X.

Park' er, Toronto; rte. M. J. Kemp, Eng. land; Tie.

P. Jensen, IT. 8. Pte, J. V.

Lippett, Ottawa; Pte. W. Adlam, England; tance-Cnrpl. R. Wal dram.

Estcvan, Pte, A. Ktevenson, Melbourne, Ont; I.ance- Sergt. A. W. Stone, Scotland; rte.

I I), Chapman, Port Arthur; Lanue-Corpt W. A. Black, Edmonton; Pto. II. 1L Rous, U.

8. Actlng-Corpl. H. I. Long.

England; Pte. M. O'Connell, Ire. land; 1'tc. A.

L. Jcavons, Stratford, Pte. P. Fry, Marmora, Ont; Pte, 8. Hogg, Hamilton: Pte.

P. Knott, Ot tawa; Pie. W. C. Stark, Toronto.

Died of wounds Pte. l. Wallla, Eng land; Sergt. W. Stevens, England.

Died while prisoner Pte. n. Deuel, Cowansvllle, Que. Prisoners of war Lieut, V. Malloch Arnprlor, Ont; Pte.

It. Bennett, Eng land. Wounded nnd missing Pte, A. Crawford, Reach vllk, Ont Died rtn. P.

Weston, Toronto Lnnco-Corpl. J. Chnllt, Onlt, Ont Mounted Rifles. Killed In action -Pte. L.

McFaddcn, Markdale, Ont. Died of wounda rte. A. Klsh, Per nio, Ont. Engineer.

Killed In action Lance-C'orpl. C. W. Worry, England. VICTORIA LAND DISTRICT.

DISTRICT OF RENFREW. itattis KOTICE that Stuart Stanley McDIarmld, of Vancouver, Land Surveyor, Intends to appiy lor yBrmiasiuii uj the following described lands: Commencing: at a post planted about 750 feet west of the S. B. corner of Sec. Township 11, Renfrew District; thence northerly and westerly 65 chains more or less to the boundary of the Indian Reserve and being composed of all that portion of the 8.

B. i of Sec. 12 covered by water and not heretofore Crown Granted. STUART STANLEY McDTAKMID, Agent for Goodwin Gotherd Johnson, Way 1917. LAND REGISTRY ACT.

(Section 24). In the Matter of Part of Lot 1, of Sub Lot 1, Fernwood Estate, Victoria City, Map 238: Proof having been filed of the loss of Certificate of Title No. 1S064A, issued to Thomas S. Gore on the Sth day or May, 1894. I hereby give notice of my intention at the expiration of one calendar month from the first publication hereof to Issue to the said Thomas 8.

uore a iresn certificate of Title In lieu thereof. Dated at the Land Registry Office, Victoria, B. this 18th day of September, 1917 J. C. cwtnn.

Registrar-General of Titles. ESTATE OF JOHN DUNLOP REID, DECEASED All persons having claims against the Estate of John Dunlop Rcld, late ot feteholn RrlHah Columbia. Farmer. who died on or about the SOth day of March, 1917, are required to send particulars thereof, duly verified, to the under signed Solicitors for the Executors, not later than the 1st day of October, 1917, after nliloh Aula the Rxecutors Will Pro ceed to distribute the assets of the Deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice, and the Executors will not be name to any creai-tor of whose claim notice shall not be received by that date. Dated this 28th day of August, 191T.

BARNARD, ROBERTSON, UEISTEIt-MAN TAIT, Tenth Floor, B. C. Permanent Loan Building. Victoria, B. Solicitors for Roberta Reld and Alexander Mc-Keachle.

Executrix and Executor of the Estate of John Dunlop Reld. IN THE ESTATE OF SIMON LEISER, LATE OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA, B. C. Notice Is hereby given that all oersons having claims upon the Estate of the Hte Simon Lelser. who died on the 12th day of May, 1917.

are requested to send to Herbert Lelser. one of the Executors of the Estate of the said Simon Lelser. at M4 Yates Street, Victoria, B. on or before the 1st day of November, r.ui, a mu statement of their claims and of any securltina helil hv them, duly verified. and that after that date the ExccuUrs shall proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the parties enuueu therein bavins.

nnlv to Lll claims of which notice has been filed with the said Herbert Lelser. Dated at Victoria. B. this 19th day Of September, 1917. ELLIOTT, MACLEAN A BHANDLRf.

Solicitors for the Executors. CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF SAANICH POUND SALE I shall nell by Publis Auction at the Pound. Glanford on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1917. at 11 one bay mare with white blaze on side of face, If not redeemed before that date.

It. LITTLE, Poundkeeper, NEAR CITY HALI7 ctiiTod In rtunlry Hay. Ho learned the story from survivors. Tiles of lierolm bv Cnptnln Frank Claret, commander of the Minnehaha, and other ofNeer wer related by survivors, Mr. Chirk Miild.

Chief OiTlcer Albnny died whMo aiding members of XUf crew Mrugijllng In the water, after had given his IIMmlt to disabled grt'inan. C. A. Wills, purser, wm CMlHhed to AVnth between ft lifclxiat and th lt if th ship. Ciplaln Clan Mr.

Clitrk said, rescued several men by plunging and swimming with litem to tmfety. desisted only when overcome ly fstmustton, and wan rtwwHl. Mr. Clark confirmed report of lh loss of Ufa, aytng tho death Hat numbered 41 The 'New Models of Gossard Corsets Are Here A Fitting Does Not Obligate You. PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES Exceptional Values in Women's Cashmere Hose At 75c, 90c and $1.00 Pair It will pay you to investigate the excellent values being offered Tuesday iu Women's Fine Cashmere Hose.

At prices mentioned you will find it a wise investment to supply your Hosiery needs now. View the Recent Blouse Arrival Tuesday Other things being equal, an article made locally should have the preference of every person who believes in building up the city in which he lives. We are going to help you buy goods of local manufacture, and we offer npeciul bargains in lleds and Bedding, all of Victoria or B. C. manufacture.

These goods are very reasonably priced and we respectfully invite you to call and inspect our large stock. We allow 10 per cent, discount oft! regular prices for spot cash. Victoria Made Goods See our windows for samples of goods miide in our own workshop. We make Couches, Chairs, Davenjsrts and all other upholstery at reasonable prices. There is absolutely no reason to send away from Victoria for anything in the upholstery line.

You can buy the best of goods in Victoria at lower prices than it costs to import. Make us prove thia. M20 DOUGLAS ST. ATTITUDE STATED BY GEN. KALEDIN Petrograd, Sept 14.

Ooncral Kaledln, Ilctmnn of the Don Cossacks, In a statement to the Grand Council of the Don Cossacks, sitting at Novo Tcher-kask. repudiated his connection with General Kornlloff, declaring that he had only met th latter three times. Ho had asked that the Cossack divisions be sent to the Don only to protect tho cool Industry and to koep the mine operating. Ito had no wish, he aald, fr a separation th Don district from the Jurisdiction the Government and declared that charges against hlto of rebellion arose front the fact that he waa at loggerheads with the Council of Soldiers' and Workmen' Delegate because of his firmness during the coal mine troublea. YOUNGER GENERALS FOR FRENCH FORCES Paris, Sept 24.

General Marie IUb-ert de nuycr, of tho French army, who hint Wednesday was married ti Daisy rolk, of Han Francisco, ha been placed on the rellrod list He Is one of the eight generals of division and ten gn orals ot brigade who have boon eliminated to make room for youngw Dien In pursuance ot the settled policy Of UiO IVtricIl OTrar head'inarter taft. Houses Built at $16 per Month and. Upwards Bubierlbi to II- Patriotic D. II. BALE CrM rt and ttadioona An Phana 1144) ADMITTED BY BERLIN OSTENDJ30MBARDED Berlin, Ri-pL U.

Th following oRlclal statement waa Issued her yeeteinlay: "Front ot Crown Prlnea Riiire'lit Testerdsjr morning a Hrlltn monitor, assisted by aerial nhanrvatlon, bombarled Ostend. few ahetls struck tlt roths-itrsl, In which early mn waa hon( hell Kevan tielalans worn killed an4 It eoun.l-ed aettotmly. Th mnnltur was Mrlven off by th flra of our count baiterM. "tin the Mandnrs front th artlllmr flra waa of great tntonnlty after tlm eon-elusion Of local flKhUng emir In tli morning. Toward avenlnf tha enem? ae-tlvlty again Increased to tlru.titlra north of Vpraa.

This wn fallowed by strong Kmtllsh local attack east of Pt. Jullnn, Tha enamy wsa At rtalit th artillery fire dlmlnintied and thor wag no Infantry acllooV MINNEHAHA SANK, IN FOUR MINUTES An Atlantlo Port of the I'nltcd States. 8ept big Atlantic transport liner Minnehaha, sunk by a German submnrlno September 7, won! down In four minute after being Mr-pcdoml. according to Harry Clark, a veterinary Mirgeon, who arrived harm (HUy. Mr.

Clark kuJ4 the alnklng tlAMt'lilt-RBADY t'tllt MA4tt.U VICTORIA DAILV TIMIS apply urnuft fKH VOPT alock up th (arm ot tit provlnc..