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THA HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY JUNE 12TH, 1917.

CUTLER · PALMER & CO'S FOOD PRICES IN HONGKONG.

NAPIER JOHNSTONE'S

Known as the

“OLD

SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM, RETAIL

1. Flour :-

RICEB.

(a.) First Grade.

per bag of 50 lbs. per lb

abrus Wong Fa Ye Lobsters-Long Ha Malkerel-Chi Ta Hon Fish Mong YO Mullet Tasi Ya 24 Oysters Bhang Ho

Perch Tau Lo

Forret Fish-Kai Kung

Pike Fa tau Forg

(b) Second Grade.

Plaice Pan Yü

per bag of 50 lbs.

4.00

Pomfret, black, Hak Chong

28

per th...

08

Pomfret, white-Pak Chong

(e.) Third Grade.

per bag of 50 lbs. per 16.

Prawns-Ming H

3.60

38

Ray Psi P. She

h

07

Rock Fish-Shek Kau Kurg

15

2. Tinned Milk:

Roach Chun Yü

(a.) Sweetened Condensed Milk,

per 11b, tin

Salmon-Ma Yau

Shark Sha Yüg

37

(b.) Unsweetened Condlased Milk,

por 1 lb. tin......

SQUARE” (c) Rurilised Milk, for vin, (18

WHISKY.

ESTABLISHED;

1745.

BOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG

AND SOUTH CHINA

LANE, CRAWFORD

and from ALL WISH MESONANTO,

POISONED HANDS

MASS OF BLEBS

And Eruptions. licked, Burned. Could Not Work or Sleep.

HEALED BY CUTICURA

"I wafford very much from poisoned hands. My bape bécathu oon man of. biebs and sore eruptions which we always watery, and discharging. They world iton and burn and 1 svald do no hedework of ang dad and I could not leép at night.

ly bands were bad for two year I Bow Cuticura Sip and Vinturint adver ased at Isent fe a free, surpple“. I bought moms Cufigura trons, and after {wo weeks I was empletely healed."

Sinted Mrs Belle, Carlisle, Court, 6 Hotst. Creswich S, Abendt. Erg,, July 28, 1915

Sample Each Free by Post With 32-pääsin Book- og tá clonásp and Ointment to heal Address pont-cart Tot nămples. F., Newbory & Sun, 27, Clare tarhoume Sig, lonletts Sold pverywhere.

(d) Sterilized Milk per 1 litre tin (e) Egle Brand, per 1 lb. tin (Skimmed Milk, por 1 h tin 3. Sugar:

Qube (in 6 lb tins); per tin ... 1,20 Refined Crystallized, per lb.

Granulated; per lb.......

Soft, No, 1 quality, por ib.

Soft, No 2 quality, per lb

4. Frozen Meat

Skate Po Tu..

Suapper Bap It Botes Tat She Yu Toron-Wan Yü Turbot 136 Hau Ya Turtles, mall, fresh

Keuk Yu

POULTR

Chicken-Kai

14

Capons, large, mall-Sin Kai DuckAp

A4

13

Doves-Pan Kad

Egge, Hen-Kil Tan (cook-

per doz.

The Dairy Farm prices of frozen food and other stores as printed in the Dairy Farm price list and amend ed in red ink dated the 21st day of February, 1915, signed by the Chairman and Secretary of the Food Committee are the maximum retail prices of the articles enu- merated in the said list. Ap- proved copies can be seen ofther ni the Treasury or on the premises of the Dairy Farm Co, Ltd., in Wyndham Street.1

Market. Produce --

BUTCHER-HEAT.

But Sirloin Mei Lung Pa... Ib. Beef Prime Cut do n Beef Corned Ham Ngau Yuk Beef Roast Shiu Ngau Yuk Beef Breast Ngau Nam Yuk Beef SoupLong Yuk

Beef Steak-Ngan Yuk Pe... Beef Steak Sirloin-Ngau Lau Beef Sausages Ngau Cheung Bullock's Brains-Ngau No,

Bollock songus,

Li Bullock's

ing Eggs, Hen-Ka Tau (fresh) Fowls, Canton-Kai

lb. Fowls, Hainan Hoi Nam

Kai...

Geese Ngoainen 37 Figeons, Canton-Pak Kap each Pigeons, Hoitow-Hot Hau

Pak Kap Turkeys, Cock-Fo Kai Fung 16 Turkeys, Hen Fo Kai Na Snipe Sha Ti Pheasant-Shai Kai Quail Om Chun Partridges Ce Kú

* PRIJITA. Almonds-Hong Yan Apples (California)

Shan Ping-Ko... Bananas (bride's), Macao

Heung Chin

Carambola-Young To

Cocpanuts-Ye Tse

Lemons, Chin

Ling Mung...

:ench

" Lai Chi Kana Ha

Oranges Coaton). (sweet).

Shan-sheng Tim Chang Oranges (Canton)

Pears (Canton) Cooking-

Sha Lig

Peanuts-Fe Shangy Persimmons large Hung Tsz Plantain Tai Shiu

VEGETABLES, ETC.

Beet Boot-ung Teol Tau Bitter Sanesh-Fu Kwa - Brinjals, Green-Ching Yun

Kwa

Brinials, led Hàng Bell Cabbage, Chinese (catamon)→→ Kai fold Cabbage, Shanghai-Ye Tsoi... Cane Shoots bunch Kau

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THE WESTERN FRONT.

STRENGTE AND MORAL

A SURVEY OF THE ENEMY

[BY THE TIMES MILITARE COTICSPONDENT

I have recently been afforded the OP portunity of visiting the Somme battle fields and of recognizing the connection between the events of last year on that front and the fighting now in progres on the front St. Quentin-Lea From the Sodime I have passed along our present line, have seen something of the fighting. and have talked with many of the chief actors in this great drama which is still 38 holding a world audience cathralled. It may therefore he expedient that I should summarize the opinions which I have formed as a result of these experience

In order to understand the nature of the task set to Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig this year it is necessary that we should all realize the nature of the op 20 position which confronts us and o 36 French and Belgian Allies.

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percussion range of his field guns to 9,000 yards, and by using pieces like the 24om naval gun, which has a range of nearly 6,000 yards. He knows the ranges of our guns to a yard, and places his own guns, just outside these Tages whenever practicable. We therefore must constantly neck for improvements, and should remain prepared to shell his back areas even at extreme ranges, for thera are many advantages to be derived from this course. We cannot expect to be superior in all calibres, but our artillery is now very good, and munitions are

more than abundant, 2

OUR POWER

My impressions of the Somme were con my what I ont of the Arras ight ing. I do not think that the Germans are short of shells, but I think that they or other are unable to make up their are short of guna, and for corde Petson leeway. We amothered their guns on April tb, and later the German artillery was distinctly inferior to ours. Our counter-battery work, not above criticism on the Somme, has become deadly. In four months before Arras our aeroplanes reported 1,589 Birect hits on German guns as well as sumo 200 important ex plosions, so that the German adminis tration, which was already hard put to it to repair its guns, to create a reserve, and to provide artillery for the new divisions must have had an anxious time.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd Pan-Germanic Group out of his captured guns, and as some of these had 1,000 rounds with then, and our guns could not be brought up immediately owing to the state of the grund, we found the German guns quite useful.

THE INVINCIBLE TANK.

GREAT DEEDS OF THE CHEERY ENGINE OF WAR.

[BY PEROIVAL PHILLIPS.}] We are still hearing many stories about

winter devising ways to combat their the tanks. The German experts spent the destructiveness, and the battle of Arra garo them the first opportunity of testing

these inventions. It may be fairly sid that the tank is still unconquered by the onemy's ingenuity.

In some places the German infantry

which roamed around destroying small managed to get to grips with the tanke,

redoubts, but could not prevent these mobile batterica completing their So many of them were helping to dar the battlefield of concealed pocket of Germans that it was inevitable that tommer should suffor from clance explosions. Even when they were put out of Edion the tanks usefulness was not wholly an end.

IN THE OPEN,

deadly

I have heard of one crew which con- The Germans are still very strong Ahrge number of German guas must 30 fact, stronger than they have ever been. have been placed out of action during tinued to kill Germans long after their ditial to those which we captured. The minder and one roun opened the stool German report that the guns lost had door and took their Lewis gun into the gst is not oper to us to reckon that they the fighting in the Arras district, in ad craft was filled with danes. The com

have less than 4,300,000 men in the 25 on both fronts, 500,000 on the line of bean destroyed before they were abandon-open. A detachment of twenty-one communications, and 1,000,000 men in the ed in quite untrue. I heard of no such Bavarians who advanced and tried to General Allenby's Third Arms, while of The officer and his companion afterwards depots of Germany. They have increased destruction of the 100 guna captured by make them prisoners were all killed. ank toured the Scarpe marshes Another tank the number of their divisions in the West the 4 or more guns captured by General made their way back unhurt,⠀⠀⠀ - Home's First Army only one was report to 155, and of this number there are deed hulged by a pa tinily successful at for nearly two days, and having exhaust divisions between the and the Oise tempt to blow it up. The proof is that ed all its ammunition in this The German strengths are also fairly well nearly all these captured guns were used mission, anused itself by bursting in ngainst the enemy General Byng formed little conorrted shelters, and then came contentedly home again: A group of 3 maintained, and the companies av

200 flou. These who doubted the exist

tanks arrived in our enemy held village ence of the new German divisions to

early two hours before the infantry, destroyed all the machine-gun empiade- ments, killed many of the enemy, and which I here often alluded must now change their views, for all the first series

then sat down in the High Street until the supporting battalions came up. of new divisons, 13 in number, have been identified in one theatre or another. Sir The German trenches become super-

The lull in the fighting continues on. Henry Hawlinson's troops capture a 400 officially more formidable every day, these gentry in a rent affair, and if Never were there seen such industrious there are still soeptics in the Government, military moles as those Hunt, and the the greater portion of the new British it would bowall to parade these prisonera amount of work done by these people, front, although there is still lively skir in Downing-street and to show the mum and by Ruusian prisoners, is really promishing in the environs of Lens and bers on their shoulder straps. Our ad digious. A first line system of trenches around some of the villages, south of the mirable Intelligence Servicc have once includes a front lime, usually held light-Scarpe, which are practically in the more been found Faithful guides; a support line, and a reserve line from line.

Our cordon, which now forms nearly a To be il confronted by 8,000,000 The spaces between the lines are divided German fighters makes the later stages of up by lateral retrenchments. There are semi-circle around lens, has been drawni 14the war a serious matter for the Allies,alnost always two lines of barbell wire still tighter against the western suburbs. and we have besides to reckon with the in front of each line, and of course there Britisk patrols are now within about 400 500,000 men of each successive German is flanking fire from machine-gun pits yards of the streets leading to the centre class as it is called up. The 1918 German The guns are also often covered by ferru of the town, and they can look up some class is already incorporated, and the courete, and the dugouts have been so of these broad, straight thoroughfares often described that there is no need to wher Bayarian infantry are hiding 1919 class in the depots. But there is n reverse to this German medal. Combing dwell upon them. But when we have among the shattered, buses,

10

21

Lemons, America-Kam Shan

18.

Ling Mung

Lichees, dried (small stone)

21

28

24

per eet. 10 freah Ngau

43 Reach

Tongue, Ham Ngau Li

corned

80

Bullock's Head-Ngau Tau

$1,00

Bullock's Heart Ngau Sam. 16.-14 Bullock's lump, salt-Ngeu

Pamelo, Sim-Taim Lo Yau each Walnuts Hop To

T

Grapes-Po To Tsz...

21

Bullock's Feet-Ngau Keuk...oach 11 Bullock's Kidneys-Ngau Yiu

Artichokes Ah Chi Cheuk

10

36-6

Bullock's Tail- Ngau Hot Bullock's Liver Ngau Kon... lb. Bullock's Tripe fundressed),

Ngdi To

Beans, Sprout Nga Tsoi „ Beans Long Tau Kok

13

66

Calvea Head and Feet Ngau

Bet $1.30. tsai-tan-keuk Mutton Chop-Yeung Pei Kwat

Mutton Leg-Young Pe Mutton Shoulder

b. 20

25

Shaw

Mutton Saddle

Yeung

fenug On

8

24

Cauliflower (Large)-Ye Tsoi

Fa

Yak

£7

Cauliflower (Medium)

Pig's Chitlings Chu Chong.

Cauliflower (Small)

Pig's Brains-Chu No

Carrots Lam Shin

Pig's Feet-Chi Keuk

12

Pigs Fry-Chi Chap

Coléry, Chinese-Tong Kan

0

Pig's Head-Chu Tau

16

Chillies, dried-Kon Lat Chin

25

Pig's Heart Chu Sam

Chillies, jed-Hung Fa Chu

19

Pig's Kidneys-Chu Yiu

18

Piga Liver-Clü Kon

Pork Chop Chu Fai Kwat..

Chillies, groen-Ching Lat

V: Chiu o p

Curry Stuff, English-Ka Li

Pork Leg Chi Pei .....

Chu Lin

10

30

Cucumber-Ching Kvaeach

20

Garlic--Sun Sau.......

It.

Ginger, - young -Sun

set 60

Keung

each

08

Ginger, dd-Lo Koung

12

Horseradish, Shanghai-Lik

20

Kan

Indian Corn Shuk Mai

22

Lettuce Young Shang Tsci.

20

KEATINGS

WORM TABLETS

GRIMAULT'S

SYRUP

OF

HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LINE

FOR

STUBBORN COUGHS

BRONCHITIS

WEAK LUNGS

CATARRH

CONSUMPTION

Pork Loin-Chi Han Tun... Fork Fat or Lard Chu Yau Sheep's Head and Feet-

Young Tau Keuk Sheep's Heart Yeung Sam Sheep's Kidneys Yeung Yiu, Sheep's LiverYeung Konib. Sucking Pigs, to order-Chu

Suet, Beef Shang Ngau Yau,, Buet, Mutton-Shang Yeung Veal-Ngau Tai Yuk Veal Sausages Ngau Taai

Cheung Lard Chi Yan

Hoi Sin Yü

Carp Li Yü ..............

22 3848 88 87 88

Water Chestnuts in Tai... Water Chestnuts, Mandarin- Kwai Lam Ma Tai

Mushrooms, Fresh-Shang Tso

Ku Okroes

Onions, Bombay Yeung - Chung Tàn

LOOKING INTO LENS.

men have not eased to marvel at the arid and strange collection of stores abandoned by the enemy in Living They a-reserve against future casualties, un found piles of new coffins in one depôt as damaged microphone gets, buried fold gun, packs of clothing, and unused leather goods, and plenty of oil and endles.

ut German industries is practically at certain period in which to photograph An end. The only drafts available are and register upon all these defences our The garrison of Lens, which has been the young class and the recovered wound-bombardment simply smashes everything obviously reinforced since Sunday fight- ed, and these will not be enough, if the into smithereens. I searched hard foring, still resists, and shows no inclination fighting continues the old sale, to the wire and the trenches of the main to give up any of its outposts among the keep the ranks full in this at German line on the famous Hill 145 en coal dumpa until forced to do so by the Kome period this year, Germany must the Vimy Ridge, and could not fix it with British patrols. begin to use part of her new formations ecuracy amidst a mass of shell oráters as drafts, and it may be that the second and shattered fragments of ourbed wite series of new divisions will drawn Out of 10 contreted machine-gun el upon for this purple. These new divi-placements on one short section of ground sions exist, but they are in a sense a bluff, attacked by um of General Allenby for the German Headquarter Staff Innst divisions, as were completely demolish have known perfectly well, when theyed, and the tenth had half its rooting formed hem, that they could not, with knocked off. It is the same story with the concreted himbproofs of the German their diminishing resources of men, main tain 250 divisions in the field. Certainly envies. Our heavy howitzers play the they knew this, but they placed all their very deuce with them, and in short, when I have been nearing some of the experi. goods in the shop window to create an we give our funners and men hences of these troops during the terrible necessary time for preparation, and do illusion hat the stock in hand was limit not try to march to the fuse in an fighting in the mud of the Boisen-Hache, less and to afford their enemies fresh afternoon, a German position is as good and afterwards when they pursued the reasons for listening to offers of peace taken before an Assault. Our gas is retreating Germans into Angres and negotiations

Falso most effective, and the Huns must Liévin, One battalion included many clare that in all their two and a half GERMAN MORAL,

curse the nimes of their chemists who long-service professional saliers, who sle years experience in this way they never The moral of the German Armies in added this new terror to wat

attacked or advanced under such difficul ties. front is still respectable. There are ndr

They were wedged in the morass of the wood, above the waist, in piros, aniped

10 thing but Active and Reserve-formations

15

TISH

Barbel-Ka Yü

Onions, Green Shang Chung Onione, Shanghai Sheung-

Bream Pin Yü

18

hoi Shung Tau

Canton Fresh Water Fish

Parsley Kun Tsc

15

Potato, Sweet Fan Sha

Potato, Japanese-Tat Pun

Catash Chik Yü...

12

Shir Tea

Codfish Mun Yü

14

Potato, American-Ta Ki Sha

Crabs-Hai ikainga

26

Tani

16

Pumpkin-Tung wa..

3

Dab Sha Mang Yu

12

Radish Hung Lo Pak Tsai....

Dace Wong Mei Lap

Rhubarb (fresh)-Tai Wong

Dog FishTit To Sha

10

Shallot Kon Chang Tau

Eels, Conger Hội Man

Spined in Tsa

THERAPIONE C

20 seadu

Eels, Fresh water-Tam Shui

Tomates Fan Fe

18.

Taros-Wu Tau

Eels, Yellow Wong Sin

Cattle Fish-Muk Yü

* BLOOD PONIE, KTORY, WILDER. VAIRAST VILLASK

HEYELOPA NE FREE"

PABER DICHOTI: LU ROB GASTELJOME A COVEN

WEAKLAN BY FOREV601

THERAPION

CASTING

Frogs Tin Kai

Garoupa Sek Pan Gudgeonk Kap Yu Herrings To Pak Halibut Cheung Kwan

MONTSERRAT

Lime Juice

Brings to your lips the juice of

the lime fruit.

It is a drink that is always cooling and refreshing, The children love it. Order a few bottles to-day. Large supplies have been lately shipped from London.

DJ All Storekasperk va Duan Baum Kupper à' Webbs, Lick ---- Llywasnt a London.

358-1

100

16

Turnip Punti (Long) Lo

- Pok

Vegetalle Marrow Tsit Kwa

Water Cress-Esi Yeur Water Lily root-Lin

Shu

Yams--Tai Sh

Teoi

gau....

**THE 418 SERVICES

SPLENDIDO FEATS

by Bavarians only hundred and fifty

trenches

Vimy Ridge, gun fire from an uncaptured hummock on Their finest feat, however, was rising again after they had dropped utterly exhausted beyond the German which they had stormed and staggering the und--the bodies onwards after the retreating for The wood was theirs and the enm drac lay were found in one shell hole. They had When the message was very little food, no sleep or rest for Forty-eight hours and signalled, The enemy is retiring through

everywhere in

men, and the entire battalion was on its

USTASTET FOOD

fighting against the British, and there is only say two German acroplanes cross practically no difference in the military our lines during my visit to the British each 05 value of these two categories of troops, frost, and when some of ultra canie upards away and enfiladed by machine

though individual divisions naturally and drove them off I thought that ours vary, they do in all armies All the looked like thoroughbreds and the Get Landwhy and Landsturm troops have man hackneys There were, however left our front and have gone ast, We plenty of German aeroplanes on the Gor- have the best of the German troops in man side of the line, as well as many den with and they still fight tilly It observation balloons, The Fokker is is true that on April 9th they were hand, thirty played out on the Western front somely beaten and driven our of the where the Albatros on enter and the strongest positions with greit loss of Halberstadier represent the best single prisoners and guns, argetim indeed cater fighting machines of the enemy surrendering tamely, but it must be The foriner has two guns firing through allowed that the attacks of Generale the propeller and 160hp. Mercedes Allenly and Home were so admirably engine. The Roland, the L.VG., the mounted in every particular and the Bumpor, and the Aviatik are the most whole operation was such a perfect model common two-seater types Fighting, Angres," The officers shouted to their 3 of the prudent offensive, that the Garconnaissance, and artillery work are feet instantly eager to pursue the mans were completely outclassed. The terried out by separate units, and a Bavarians, and if possible make them tack of April gard and following days sharp distinction is drawn between these fight, showed the enemy in a better light different spheres of aerial activity. The counter-attacked forcely again and again organization of the German Air Service and there followed some of the bitterest is fairly well known to us, and we also fighting of the war. Not improbably, the know to our cost that we were met by German commanders had beenseverely re superior numbers of fast single-seater primanded for their failure on the 9th fighting machines at the opening of this and had been ordered to take the offer year's campaign, v sive, This suited us very well, as We must make up our mind that when had the best of the ground with a very fever we relay our efforts at home a great powerful artillery in postion. The nation like the Germans will beat us, and The men are very modest is falking. 11 longer this German counterattacks com this is not true of aviation alone. Thy of their own exploits, but all of them tinned the better we were pleased and Garmang produce some star pilots who are full of admiration for their chaplain the more men the enemy let. But we are quite good, and I fancy that, the per- and his splendid work during the attack. must admit that he showed spirit, era sonnel in the German observation The cheeriest man in the Army." id if he did not deplay much tactical balloons drawn largely from the an alter of the battalion, "He doesn't telligence so that on the whole we cannot artillery as it khould be. But I should know the meaning of the word fear. call the German moral had. I could sony that the general level of efficiency is I say him flaundering hall submerged take but little ception to the quality bigher in our service than in the German the ad of the Beisen-Hache smiling of the prisoners whom I saw,

and assuredly despite the chemy's good and shouting words of encouragement to fast fighters, and his numerous anti air the hien around him. He went out in craft batteries and sections, he has accom. No Man's Land while we were being shot German frst line for all the Huns had plished much had than our men, and our from the Pimals and helped carry pilots retain all their offensive spirit in the wounded, and he pren went to the We must, expect ups and downs in a cleared out and did what he could for the novel servide of this kind when so much dying cience and industry are arrayed against To-day the padre toiled again through ug but the unconquerable spirit of our ran into the mrose, which was once a men will prevail in the end if only thewood on the lore shots Souches to bury

PUR & the gra -3harming: honie organization is equal to the energy the dead and it wooden crosses ever

4

6. In view of the prohibition of the er

port of certain food stuffy from the United Kingdom, the prices of these articles can no longer be fixed. If, however, any consumer considers that, he I has beat over- charged he may make represcota tions to that effect to the Secretary of the Food Committee, Sanitary Beard Offch for investigation. Given under my hand and the Public Seal of the Colony at Victoria, Hong kong, this 25th day of May, 1917. By Command,

AGM FLETCHER,

Colonial Secretary: GOD SAY THE KING

The German continue their practice of substituting machine-pover for man power as much as they can witness the large us now being made of the new 08/15 machine-gun, but on the whole we are thle to beat them in michine power, and sur artillery is now not only superior to the German numerically but also more

efficient in many ways,

The enemy tries continually to outing na, an, for example, by increasing the

at the front

They pressed through the erenly trenches exploring due-outs in whi candles were ill burning and untåsted Angres and making a secure line beyond food lay on the plank fable reaching it before taking the rest which already was rightfally theirs,

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