Visit t(i Cadet Caiiiji E.icN.HiverLmi(l ,I!oy Sn.uls tm \,»^y )| j|j City• Council______.Mectiiui; During the pjut week two meinbors • *n MoiiOiiy tl,t« w«M-k a contim-'-nt 8(4 Acres For Sale on of the Committee of the CowicImd Liiri'cr Fiigim- Xeeik-tl tor Klectrir t*f the 4ili Ti‘*..|. of Victuria Buy cadet corps—.Messrs. W. H. Hiking Knipin- l.imilH-r Cit. Scouts in charge ut Scout-moster Cowicliaii River t the tions on their «-x(ensiw* linilK-r limits Fritlay they gave an exhibition of of 604 acre« of beautifully lituated tho commanding officer stated that before next winter. Mr. .\usloy, of water couuuittec, reported that it on the n-igiilM>urli*MKl of C*>w-ichan swiiiiming and life-i-aving ahicli was land, admirably adapted fur rcnden- they deserve the greatest credit for the Canad-in Fairbaoks-Monie Co., would Ik- necessary to purcliax! 125 lyike. The President eforc vontmuing between Sahtlam district and Cuwi. when they arrived in camp as was (tc. Ihecustofau 80 H. P. engine railway gaideus every evening l»- passe*! through Duncan on th-ir way chan luke. Every section of the expected. Tlicie was also a shortage wottld be about #7250. Alderman tween 7 nod I* p. m. I their march as far as .Mill Bay, to Cowielinn Lik*- wli-i- w..rk will whi r*- Wtslm-^liiy night wa- -pent. sob^livision has woterfront, its aver­ of rifles, but this is expUtned by the Smithe roo..mmon.|i.l Iho purchaw| Al.lonnnn Smilho intnalucoil a Ik* V*i||,ii,-tK ‘*H| iiitmetli.iti |\. age extent being ftvo chaiux. One of great success of (ho cadet movement Ilf the larger ongmo loi that tho main rocommonilali..n that tho Piiul-rmnn TimIjiv rniur-*hiy f they will proc«-i-d If is tin- ..f till- company a- far a-< (••>]d«tiviiin wln-re lliev will the must important advantages, how­ throughout Csnada, the v sc**uts from ever, is the ade<|uacy of (ho tran­ Indog unable to turn nut enough engine, while tho prownt oiigino section, proliilnt ing lev. ..f Is or.,, p-rtv .*il th- lak<* in or*l**r io «*ui f|i«* sportation facilities, the E. N. rifles to supply the deitmnd. ouuld bo used for working tbo stn ot nmlor fr. .|n. nling ilo-o places *-1 ' im S„tanl..y tiiiilM.*r u**c«*svtr\ lor ...... u-iru-tioii branch lino from the neighbourhood It was the general impression that lighting. Mr. .Anstoy ...... rntud that tin-hour ..I cl...ing bo lixod ,,l i "''"‘I"’'- C»mival wv. k ,l„. •i the pr**|H.H.-f| mit! a* This of Duncan to the lake, traversing the duration of the camp—.5 .Lays — these figures and Stall-*! Ill- tonus on !| p. m. jwh..|.- coutuig.-nl will Ik- mill is to Im* ...... I t!-. ii,«g. -t .tutii- e**asi. parts of tho block and being adjac­ needs to Im* consider.iUy cxtcndo least time reijuirud if the annual nrccity offuitlie, prerWon lieing city a .trip of l,.n.l ltd feet wi.ie on \\ lull-t toP ( m-iieing op.-ration h.i- 4 >-0 t!i- In-k in the immediate vicinity. Both camp is to lie of real beniftt to the nmdofor more Eb'Clric power and the Ea.trni boundary of the oily ” ‘ '' UMIUII 'if ii*l***lUntL- tijni'p'o:.ili*f ihiiigw h -- n*iw iw-II stations placiMl conveuiently. There into a .(Uclioii of Hminoe. The ag,e..l to moke the .tr.Ht an I fem e Mp F II Slll-llIlCVll satt-fni*i.irily nin-*over which it Mayor and Al.lerman .Sinillie were it. The .tr.it will ho known a. ' ' ' ' 1 "I p’-f|..ii ..f flf* Cowii ii.ii, Ld... ); is possible for motuiists to go and •Ippoiliied to iutcr%'iew the Ibiiik of Cample II 8tivel. Visits Diuifiiii of the K. A N. aJld Ity ill*' I'Vt.ii^ioil come from any part of Uio spUdivi- Hospital B. N. .A. at once to eiiilea^our to — liiii* t-1 C’lsiftoit. vision witbunt the slightest ditlicul- ‘ibtain further advances to iiu-*-t this” Tb** *i-\-l-*po»i*n< *if tlii- iiiol».*r [ It wiis aiin-iuiiced by Mr. F II. IV. very n*-c-hKnry expetiditurc, nii*l were! will iiit r.ii mu*' It t- Dom-ati. whi-b is Proi-Tcssoii Xew Wiiii!,- V0 0 •Miitdi : twerto onler the 100 H. P. [ tin- ei'tiii*'' and *11-; rilnj’iiig p*.io: f-r w-.rk vi ! ’.>• •wtari-rl at -nee <.n th • Kiver, are, as yet, far too little engine if Mitisfaetury arninglr. rivet is known as a splendid trout -Al«lerm.in CaniplM-ll, while heagreisl UmrliofMl is. ai av* [1-kimwit. to*- -f Tho Dirieioi*s of tho Duncan ho-' I .Mmiereiir, -f the llrm -f liuirke. .Me- stream, but its great attractions from that the *-xtralight was very necessarv, ^ \'ictoria •iwal' tiio f \aluid*i" a--t-. Its tj-v-l- pital held a niiM-ting on \Vedncrin ...... j-iiiy of this i*il\, Mrs. Kikington, Mix H. D. Morton, .Vii-tlier int-r-siiiig annouiiv<-iii*-iit take place in the ct>uutry lying lie- .Miss Wilst.n. Only 13 patients wen- tween Duncan and Cuwicban Lake. treated in June, again-t in Mav Tho residents of Duncan are just and 33 in April. SaltSpriiiopiruic beginning to appreciate the enormous Tt is expected that the new builct which they posncas in tho Co»*i- ing will be ready for use by the The matter was left to the wat-r Tim w*er*- as f.illow-.: Vict*»ria' ntt«-tirio|i tor n lone toil** 1 hsI jin«l ebau Uiver, Cowichan Lake and tho middle of August. A -team washer iiinmt*-e. Capt. J-iues 1; J. I> •uitiwe, 2; H. ,1* , •„ art • L .. I - . anii-iunc-ineiit will give gr«*nt ('(Misi-rviilivt-s |l:ivf* many other attractive places within and a patent liiv In-t. the tables on the Ladysmith team for possible, even with the incroasetl Th** •N*c:i-.i..ri w;»* •iMi*i-- .-ill th-- their defeat of a few weeks ago and iii«*m- acci>modation to get all tho washing (lion- nQ-pi<*i->us bv tb- pr-—nc- «>f beat them by a score of 13 ruus to 7. iM-rs of the builtliiig coiiiiuittee o( th«* drie'T- -f Tho game was played last Thursday C*twiL*lmn .Agiicultural .Sodely coii- ]>urpose daring the winter months. unablu at present to place tho city this point *>nwanls they showed hett- ceintiig the li-a-e of tho .\gricultural Ihitb ill** D*'iiiiiii<»ti Hill |'i*-*i incial evening on the Agricultural grounds debeoturvs. They -giid that the Bills to the amount of $30'J were ercoiiibtuation au*l pressed tho attack H-iu-'-s before a fair sixed crowd of specta­ Gn«u>'*U lr**iii the In«Ii.an J>c|>artiiicni handed in by the finanace cuinmittcc market was very unfavourable and with m*iro Hash. tors. to the S»ici' ty. Some liNCUs-.i*iii by which it is pro­ sell tho bonds at once, it would he pace of tho game improves, it hail a Thu treasurer's statement showed poses! to make th*- lease acceptable Hon. A. K. McPhilhp-, Mr. II. 11. contempt for the Ladysmith ’s first wiser to get along in soroo way until receipts #392.35 and ordinary pay ­ corresponding -ll-ct on both teams, #’e\«?n.s.M.P.I*. oihI mail) i-tlMT-. pitcher by putting 10 nms across the to those wh«i may take delN-nlun-s in next spring. and in the fourth chuckcr, UichanU a ments #295. I poll ariiial ai iIm- wharf and plate in tho first innings, while tho tho pr*ipoM-*l Agiicultural Hall. It Tho Bureau of Information rc*|Ucs- Irvine worked hiinl to get on tcniis, Tho Hon. Soerotary, finding it im is anticipate*! that flit-r-will be no Ii4‘ad-d by lh<* InuuI of 72ii*l .S-riforth visitors could only make 3. In tho ted that up-to-date information as to possible to carry on tho work, which each ticoring in g-nKl stylo after gtiod lligli!and<‘r's, u .ttsrt wa- nin*i- f.*r fourth innings Ladysmith changed further hitch in the n-gututioiii, is steadily increasing, was authorized tho duvclopment and standing of the j runs down the ground. This I the gr-ut<-l wb-r** spr.-h-- pitchers and from then on it was a to employ an assistant. city b*- scut to the AgrnUG-ncnil in ' somewhat cotiiit-*r-iKilauce«l when ! wi-n- t*i IK* gi\--u l*» !•- i-tlIowi-*| taou game. the XVillow-. The The house committee reported that London from time to time. | Kennington pick.-.l up a go.«l clean | Tou.nai.iout l;il-r by atlilftie spinti, Tho prominent feature of the game teams t-iigag-d nn* K'*l«iwim, Vim- during the slack time, the nurses Uoislou, Medical otiiccr of shot in front of C«iwichan s goal bv Aft**r a bri-f iniroilui'tion bv lie* was the heavy aitting of Percy Arm­ health wrote to say that tho throe, Knight, nn.l, taking the Irnll ,he j '‘‘otoria and Cowichan f..r w'cru taking their hulidaya Ad in­ f *r ill.* l-laii-to l»i-t.. th- strong (fur the locals), who knocke h;lal l|l< tn--K-* Jones also circled tho bases on a hit Tenders fur the street sprinkling supplies of linen and licck Iii*os. #120 pot working ivoll togoth. . Ill,-, .■.■p. al- convi*icing a-nlr— and strikes decisions and Mr. Dave mouth or #4 per day; C. W. Piit cstly f*ii*ci!d the attack h-im**. Bo-tli- A frii-ndly g.-im- Im-* bt-»-u ai r....g*-i| Mr. MoncreitT. of the firm of II- *l-\o>i*ii liitM—If to naval Little umpired the base dccisiuD-s in a #3.50 per day; F. C. Holmes #I.'»0 by and Gore-Laugt*>u put in exe*-l iK-tw—n th* ’ C-iwichau r.*lu Club‘*ir Kuirkc, McDonald a* MoncrcUT, tiiatt<*r* all-1 tliu- int riN]u«**st the per month or -#5 |.*er day; Harri-on lent work, hitting well and comph-ti-Iv te.vn and th- Vict-ria ”K" tc.sm t. which has tho contract for the Post subject fur .Mr. Ila7* ti, tin* .Minister The locals Irad arranged a game *k Akenhead $100 p-r month Take place at ih- Willow* oti Sntur- OiHoo Block, was in Duncan on *mtridiug the oppodug Lick an-l No. for Mann- tiM*l Kisb-ii**-, who was (.» with tho Nanaimo team for lout Thurs­ #3.50 per day; E. West *k Co, #6 per 3. *lny the 2nd .Augu-t. Tuesday last follow. Fnrsli from his visit to the day, but the Nanaimo team could not day. The Cowichan t-am will be as A rally by tlio vt->it*irs bn-ught the Iwltle crui-er “N-w X-iUaiHl" in tho come down at the last moment, so The following are tho rc.solts of As tlie tenders of Messrs. Harrison ftillow-i; E. D. Parry 1: M. V. <;orc- the ball in front of the home goal, tiiomiug, lie -*|Mike ui the patriotism Ladysmith was notfiod and made the tho recent MoOiU Univennty Exam­ Akejthcad and C. \V. Pitt were Latigton 2: T. Corfit-I-I 3: H. M’ynno and, after a lengthy scrum, the vis­ ami loyally **f Camnlinns who, ho Eyt*m back. The team which repre- . trip. inations held here. Four candidatos equal, a ballott was Ukon, the result itors scored. s*'iit* ‘d Cowichan last Snlunlav will said, honmkhana will be held on August 9, 9 goals to Victoria's 3. Senate in rejecting tho Naval BUI. land. Mr. Laae, whom everyone is at the AVillowt in which there will Beryl, (Duncan High School) 537. temporary arrangements with Harr­ Tbo Polo Club is sending down be an event competed for bv teams ‘•Wc here, un the PacilTc Coast, ho glad to see back again, has been away Oeogbegan, Dorothy Kachael, (Dun­ ison & Akenbcad to water the streets. wenty ponies on Fri*lay next to Vic­ representing each of the Polo dubs said, “with oar great resources realize about 6 months. can High School, 552 Ho recommended that tho tender toria to compete in the Carnival engaged. (Continuoil on pigc 11.) THE COWICHAN LEADER July 31. 19ia

MUTTER & DUNCAN Social and Personal " ’ Phones 53 and J49 Post Office Box J65 City of Duncan [School Board] Notaries Public. ------Mr. Ciiv Phillipp^Wullcv i- Mi'-i !_ M. iVnr'.H* uf \'ctorin pi-cn-d lo n lurn from England aUmt DuncanFurnitureStore J A IN I T O R Land, Insurance and Fi' II vidtur in tuwi f..r th t|,^. ^nd uf Si ptfiiilNT ••ml «< H uf .Mih. E. Bunilcn. i - ...... Tlie Tru-itee* of the above School nancial Agents. ; Tin- fine u<*vr Mturen in I he Od i« iovitc applications for the post of Mr. ami .Mr^ It B ..- I W.tllM Riocb «iU ln,th l.o *»ccupi«i OUNCAN. V I Janitor t'j the High and Public li;ni. n-lurm..l iV.iii lli. il tri]. M ihu! ,|n, n,.xt fi'n' ilnys. The .lure.. Specieil 10”[> Schools. < tld C'luutrv. Th.-y iu:*Mitl tu live uii *ri. |||«»LitgoHt in the city The Salary will be ^75 per month, Viiiiititfhnu Ijilio when: tlu-v and proM-nt a liniifUmie appearance, (lutie-4 to comniencc September 1st -hurily ImiM II huuv. I >1,.. U. E. White hnx taken the Ea>t- Cash Discount The hUcce-4-ful applicant will be Mi. F. II. Shiphenl .M. P. fur ‘HI nnl Mr. R F. Prevo< the expected to reside in tbe vicinity of piii.I a (Bing visit tn Dun-j WcMein one. the SchooD and to give his whole can uii Tufs^iav i« cunfti with Mr. j The miiKmnmer High .Scliuul Ex- JULY 31st to AUGUST 6th Kcrviccs to tba Botnl. \\. II. Hayward M. 1*. P. uu variuus'|,eld not long ago ahow Dressers. $10.00, 12.00. 15.00. 16.50, 17.50. 18.50 The Trustees desire a man who We can offer some good iinpurtant iimttem connected «iih ' ,|int Duncan pupils were Huccesiful in Mahocany Dresssers, .... $15.00 to 28.00 can make himself useful with a few this district. Hecained.mn bv the , niarkesl degroe: Preliminary course. Real Oak Dressers, - - - $19.50. 23.50, 25.50 engineer and carpentering tools as he early train, returning at 11 o'clock. building lots on excep Junior Grade, maximum marks L* Cheffonier,...... $7.50 to 14.50 will be requiied to execute minor re­ 000: number of candidates, 7: passed, pairs to the heating and ventilating The tender for the excavati'jo work Buffet ...... $13.60 to 26.60 tionally easy terws : : of the new Bank uf Cominerro build­ 3; Laura C. Henderson, 574; AII>eit Hvstems and to the building general­ ing at the comer uf Craig and E. Savage, 532; Norman H, D. Al­ ly ip addition to those daties that usu Station streets has been let to Mr. len. 522; James M. Smith, 519; Wil- ally devolve upon a Janitor, and $25.00 cash and $10.00 E. West, The excavation will be fred A Greene, 513. AdvaDCo«oiuh foriovcNtmcbt Green—On Jnly 26th, to the wife Canoasaing of the Trtaicta for Ab your correspondence. To keep up the good uo fiiNt iiiurt^ngo at earreut rate We undeistand that the property of J. B. Green, C. EL —a son. appoMmetd will dbqualify. of Mr. W. A. Woods at Maple Bay of intore<>t. Colk—On July 27th, to the wife ungressionrequirraStationery JAMES GREIG, has iveen purchased by Messrs. A. of Geo. Colk^a daughter. Secretary. W. and R. Rarrington-Foote. The Parrot—On July 28tb, at Eoksilab, finish_and_^t£lfc_J7e_Jiave_^oth_j;e£rese^^ property consists of 42 acres of land to the wife of J. Parrot—a son. Tenders for Ruel Motter & Dnnan including the Maple Bay Post Office bj_o|w Phone 27 Duncan, B. C and store. It is the intention of the Booth—On Jnly 28th, at Cobble The Board of Trustees for the City Hill, to the wife of Major Sydney purebaseri to continue the store and Symphony Lawn & Illuminated Crest Stationery of Duncan Schools invite tenders for **Counnh€ Post Office and to carry on the farm Booth—a daughter. the Kupply of 50cords of Cordwood, Indian on an extended scale. 4 foot lengtbe, and 25 cords of stove- on the A toamawent wrill be held by the wood, 16 inch length. The wood to nod/' be cut and split at once,.bot deliver­ Somenos Tennis club on Tuesday Cricket G I D L E Y Aug. 12th and following days. Events; ed in quantities as required. The home club were exceedingly dir- PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 1. Ladies singles. 2. Gentlemen's Sound new fir wood only will bo appointed at the Vancouver C.C. failing accepted. singles, 3. Mixed doubles. Entrance to keep tbeir date last Saturday on tbe 50 cents each event All entries Doocan ground. It is alwa3ra adiHieolt Tenders to be in the hands of the ninst be sent to the Secretary Mr. matter to get tbe lieat plaven to go away, undersigned not later than 4 o’clock, W. E, Estridge before Friday Aug. and we ahoalil not like to suggest that it Island Drug Company p. m„ Monday, August 4th. waa (or thU reason that Vancouver faUed MASONIC SLOCK OUNCaN, •. c. 6th. All events will be open to JAMES GREIG, to put in an appearance. With a weak Secretary. members of the club and residents of XI. we have visited Vaneonrer and lost, WE MAKE A SPECIALTY Somenos. The finals will be played and it was certaioly up to onr opponents OF PRESCRIPTIONS PHONE 189 on Tliursday, Aug. I4th. to give oa an opportunity of testing onr TAKE ADVANTAGE OP relative ttrength at home. ______STATIONERY AND CONFECTIONERY______THE OPEN COUNTRY Cowichan Library We understand that a hotel is To fill the gap, the Captain and \lee- ICE CREAM PARLOUR NOW OPEN. FRESH SUPPLY DAILY h’^atyomrdoorwhenyoa fid* shortly to be erected at Mill Bay. Captain picked elevens and a very close The following books—belonging to The plans of Mr. F. L. Otter, who game ensued, tbe Vice'Captain's eleven VICTORIA PRICES The Indian Motocycle winning an interesting game by 11 rnns tbe Government Travelling Library the promoter uf the scheme, call for a on tbe first innings. Tbe brothers Dobbie Sum* open to 10 o'clock darlac tho Summer r mths. —are missing from the Library. Will Anybody who haa ever ridden a bicycU splendid building to cost iu the can master the Indian in five minulea. aciinitted themselves well with scores ot tbe persons in pijssesston of the same You need no mechanical knowledge or neighbourhood of 110,000. There is 21 and 24 and T. Barclay 31, Brooke. kindly return to the Librarian with­ akilL You need only to become familiar already conneetion by boat from Mill Smith 35, and Charter, not out 14 were out delay: with the control devices, and in the Indiaa tbe chief performers. Brooke Smitb look We Give the Most Thorough Jewellery Service they're very simple. A twist of the wnal Bay to Deep Cove connecting with No. 43. Lawof the Land. 8 w ickets and Vangban 9. Below are the applies and releases the power, aitd the B. C. Electric new lino to Vic­ aoMiute control is aseured at all timea foil scores:— On the Pacific Coast ! No. 55. Pillar of Light toria. If a licence is granted the mitoo's XI No. 54. Sally Bishop. 4 h. p. Single Cylinder now hotel should be a boon to tourists Tbroogb onr mail aervice )‘ou may take advantage of the fine qoality A. a. Dobbie. r Barker, b Itr. Smitb...21 and moderate prices we ofTer in the foilowloK lines and motorists. C. miloo, b Hr. Smith...... U $290.00 L^dlea* Bracalet WatchM Vanghan. b Br. Smith...... 1 Church Services The Duncan Bu'claill team will Bsrvlay. b Br. Smith...... 91 in which we provide many ityles and qaaiitiei. 7 h. p. Twin Cylinder meet the >'anaiuio “Outlaw.i'' here on Yoong. b Br. Smith...... 2 Braoaleta Anglican ThuiNdny t-vening on the .Agricultural Charter, u<«t oat...... 14 in plain gold and gam set gold and |ilatinnm desigoa at a great range of St. John Baptist, Duncan—Holy $355.00 H. FiiilNysoo, b BsgnaU...... 2 ^'rounds at 6 o'clock Miarp. The prices Communion, 2nd Sunday in month, home club »•• g'dug to a big expense D. HiUua, b Br. Smith...... 2 Slffnet RInsa S. Green, b Bazoall...... 3 II a. iil: 1st .and 4th Sundays, 8 a. m. for either ladies or genlleroeo, in 14 and 18 karat gold, in newest aivl iu bi'ingiug the Nanaimo team down G. Stevens, c Haywanl. b Hr. Smith...... U Morning Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- Thomas Plimley and tlieref'ire Iio|#e to i-ee a large prettiMt designs. 739. YutwM Street, .Morley, c Hayward, b Br. SmiU...... 0 j days, 11 a. m. Evenug Service, crowd to witneM the game. The boy:* KtrsA...... 2 Rina Oam Rlnga every Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Victoria, B. C. ■et in clusters or solitaires in styles and prices to soit all bnyers. hope to win and have selected the St Mary's, Somenos — ftlorning Toul...... W Uor eatalogna tells it sB. Write fur it and selact your Jemellery wants Strongest team available for the Hayward's XI from tbe Ulastratioas—it will l*e eeat free to any address. Services, 1st, 3rd and 5th Sunday match; Catclier J. Collins, pitcher H. J. ()ul»bie. c Fmlayson, b Vaughan...... 24 at 11a.m. Holy Communion, 1st Williams I"! base £L t>:ipier, 2nd Baskett. at Charter, b Vaughan...... 12 Sunday in month, 11 a. m; 3rd Sun­ Northwestern B. Smith, e Morley. b Vaughan...... S3 Henry Birks and Sons, Limited base H. Cobb (Capt.), 3rd base P. day, 6:30 a. m. Daring June, July Barker, c Dobbie. b Vonng ...... 0 Jewellers ud SUversmlUis .Armsirnng, short stop T. McKinley, Murphy, at Charter, b Vanghao...... U and Augoat, Evening Service, 2nd left ficM C. Lawrence, centre field Hills, c D. Hilton, b •• ...... 0 Geo. E. Trorey, Man. Dir. and 4th Sundays, 7:30 p. m. Creamery ! W. Junes right field E. Williams Bagntll, c D. HUton. b “ 6 H astings & Granville Sts., Vancouver , R C. Presbyterian s}iare man R. Dickinson. B. lloMay, c Dobbie. b •• 0 Jackson, b ** ...... 1 St Andrew's Presbyterian Church VICTORIA, B. C The Bank of BritUb North America Hodgioa, r Finlajwon, b •• ..0 —Minuter, Rev. 8. Lnndie, B. A.— announce the appointment of Mr. Hayward, not out...... 4 Services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m: Extras...... -7 The Largest Buyers of Fresh Jackson Dodds to be Secretary of the Sunday school; 2:30 p. m. '' Eggs in Victoria. bauk, with liead<|uartera at London, Total...... 89 BETRAYS EMPLOYER! Metiiodist England, in sncceasion to Mr. A. G. Next Satnrday Cowiebao meats the Tho office boy of the Corrugated Trust tella about the Methodist Church Services—Pas­ Wo reiioiro inure hhippers of Atrietly Wallis who retires on pension, after Univenity Incogs on tbe home grounds. doings in hU firm from tbe "old man” down to the pretty tor, Rev. A. E. Redman. Maple rir<4t-cla‘ice uf 46 years during 32 of Mrs. Prank Price and Mra. Hincb have kindly promised to give tea. Bay, Sunday morning, at 11 a. We remit che<|ae fur same first mail w hich he filled the post of Secretary. etcDugrapher, and it*a fun from beginning to end. Bay m.; Glenora, Sunday school, 2 p. m.; after receiviog them. Mr. Dodds, who is tho third son of TORCHY, Sewell Ford's “funniest yet, ” formerly pnb- All kmdi of light and heavy Service, 2-45 p. m.; Duncan, Sonday Jackson Dodds, Sr., for many yeara lidied at C-1.50, now 70 c«nt«o school, 2.30; Mrvice, 7.30 p.m.: and W« Solicit Your ButineM. collector for Inland Revenue for the HAULING 11 a.m.; Monday, Prayer meetmg, 6 City of London, was bora in 1661 and PLOWING p.m.; Thursday, Epworth League. 6 educated at the City of London Some other good ones for 75 ceatsi SCRAPING p. m. Somenos, service at 2:45 p. m Northwestern Creamery sehooL Aftei four years service at Etc., etc. Cowichan Methodist Church— Victoria, B. C. the London, Elngland, Branch of Chip oi tbe Flying t’.....-by Bower ^^’bUa Fang...... by Lnodon Pastor, Rev. John Gibson. Servieoa, Comptoir Nationale d'Escompte de Stove Wood for sale. Westerner...... E. V.'Ute Priaooer of Hope...... -May Johnson Cowichan Bench at 11; Cowichan Girl of Umberloot-...... G. 8. Porter By Right of Swoed...... Marcbmont NVm. R, Burg^ess Paris, ho entered the sen*ice of the Station Sunday School at 3; Preach­ hank of British North America in W. H. Kinney Danger Mark...... -Cbambera Happy Uawktna...... R. A. Wasaoo Blectricol Contractor ing service at 7:30. Feb., 19UI, at Halifax. Hu woa Telephonu 152 Duncan, B. C. Hit Hour...... EUaorGlyn King of Diamonds...... Tracy Catholic. All kiodi of Elt'ctricul Supplier. subsequently stationed at the Mont­ Prodigal Jndge...... Vangban Kaster Peter...... F. H Smith Uott'ie Wiring a .Specialty. real, Ottawa, Brandon ami Darling- Emmy Lon.. ...G. M. MartU Gaidea of AUab...... K. Uiekena St Edward's, Duncan—Mass at 10 Danraii, B. C. ford branches. In 1907 he was Harry C. Evans Barrier...... - Bex Beech Silver Hordes-...... Rex Beech a.m. every Sunday, except on the appointed manager at Heston. Man. first Sunday of the month, when at 9 and in 1909 assistant manager at TM Expirt Ptau lid Orgii a.m.; Benediction of the Blessed ' Local Readers Vancouver. In Feb., 1911, he was! Tnir Sacrament at 7 p.m. every Sunday; holydays of obligation and first Fri­ Sm >"agara Falls oa roote to the Old appointed assistant secretary at' H. F. PREVOST Cooutrr. Make year iteainer bookingi London. Mr. Dodds, who is well j 37 years ’ experience. BOOKSELLER and STATIONER day of the month; mans at 8 a. m. early and sacore best location. Write C. known in London, was recently in | Calls at Duncan twice a year. St Ann’s, Quamichan—High mass K. Kaiie, PaMenger Agent. Grand Trank Musical Art and Fancy Goods. Canada and paid a visit to the most Leave order* at Whittaker d: Jones at 10.30 a.m. every Sunday and holy- System. Viotoria, B. C.» for rates and day of obligation. latest sailing Usta. important branches of tbe bank. or write P. O. Box 1356, Victoria. July 31. the cowichan leader

money quite as completely as the J. E. HALL An English Letter law justifies that pereon is an Real Estate and Insnraace Agent other matter. Life end Aeddent iBiaranee Cowichan Merchants, Ltd. HCAD OFeiOE: OUNOAN, •. O. London, as I write, is bcinu 0RANOH OFFICE: KOCNIO'0. marched upon by countless Suf- “The Store That Will Serve You Best.” •hswnlsBD Uih«. 8. O. Wilding, as you probably will frairists from all over the coun have heard, beat McLoughlin Freitiit H CetSoIttB Rliir try. By countless I mean- not thereby showing that the Stock 15 acres and fine modem dtrell* innumerable — but difficult Exchange betting, which was. I ing only >4 mile from citv limits, count, and they are spread about believe, 4 to 1 against him. was having large river frontage, about The High Cost of Living a good deal. The object of the wholly unjustifiable. Any lawn 7 acres under cultivation. Price march is said to be to prove the $10,000. Teams yi cash, balance i tennis expert could have told the bodily and mental fitness of wo­ and 2 years at 7 per cent. Stock Exchange this. There is Our Sixth Monthly Blow at Particularly good values in im­ men for the vote, and if they always a chanceof a brilliant ser­ reach London, their bodily fit­ proved farms. ver and vollcyer such as Mc- The Upward Trend of Prices Acre lots at $500 and $600 per ness will certainly have been ^ughlin is, beating an all round acre, only mile from High demonstrated. The railroad auth player like Wilding, but it is ne­ School, and propoi«d Public School In this, our sixth bulletin, we have endeavored to bring brities think their mental fitness ver a 4 to 1 chance. Lawn ten­ and mile from City Limits. would be better shown if they Terms where necc&>ary can be ar­ nis is a game of all others at went by train. Perhaps they SUMMER aOODS ranged. which a man must have all the will go back by train. Fronta^ on Qoamicban Lake, strokes, if he is to be the cham­ to the front Cooling drinks are now receiving every attention and will be found in widest variety at The Big Store. We can aid you in (he battle afiainNl (he houae some choice properties. pion and remain the champion Shiwalpn Lita Sobarfein loU for more than one match. Mc­ fly by supplying you with every form of weapon on the market Fresh fruiU of all kinds are now on the market, and an excellent assortment will always be found in our Dundas Farm Subdirision. Prices Since they are in no way con­ Laughlin is apparently none too Grocery Department and in the matter of prices—we arc leaders. range from $250 to $500 per lot nected with Suffragettes, and strong on his back hand, and his Easy terms. This property over­ looks SbawnigKn l^ke and has a would not bum or break win­ ground strokes have neither the Sontbem aspect. Now is the time dows, or throw axes at Mr. As­ depth nor the kick of Wilding, Our Credit Terms Our Service to buy. quith. or hunger strike, or do who rarely pleases the eye, but In order to enable us to give the prices The Hior* fSal will •wrw* rmn bwai anything disorderly whatever, nearly always commands the that follow it is necessary we make our These hot days one has to be particular ball. Personally, I think that wheee one’s food is bought. Come to the they are being received with purchases on a apot cash basia. We courtesy o: Uie road, and will no there is a fair chance that] coolest store in town. Shop in comfort will, however, continue to give monthly doubt be received with courtesy Parke, a far more on and off Buy cool, fresh goods in comfort Our Kennington and in London, when they get there. player than Wilding, will beat credit to those whose credit standing is perishables are kept fresh and cool by London is very pleasant in July, McLaughlin in the Davis Cup approved by our credit manager on the electric fans, refrigerators and in our cool Gore-Langton and there is plenty going on. in­ match. His weakness is that he understanding that monthly occonntH cellars. Come and spend the afternoon Rnl EsUb lid cluding the summer sales, so that has such a perfect drive that he miiH( be settled not later than the in the store that serves you best and 15th of the month following month IlSIIUCI if they accomplish nothing else, always wants to exploit it even visit each department in comfort. Tea and the Suffragists need not waste when, as in the case of Mc- of purchase. ices upstairs. Enqihing I. niki ,ou ctmloiliUi. Oflion: their time if they do some shop­ Loughlin ’s seiwice. it docs not ping. Whether they will ad serve the purpose in hand. But COWICHIUI ud COBBLE Hill vance their cause at all is doubt­ where are England’s youthful Smoked Meats and Cheese Summer Drinks ful. Men are in no humour players? Gore, Barrett. Dixon Buy frmn t.tir Snniinry .Marki-i. proti’Ctnl frttin the Our Stock i‘ nuw at it, !»e*l. and iiulmle, :tll the and Parke-these are the four I’lics and OkiIcU by Electric l•■alls Re,t in Revt-rage. give votes to women at present Sluwvr', Lime Juice Curdial. IfitK- .. 35c. SMOKED MEATS— selected for the Davis Cup com­ h i v c PboD«J6, CbeniAioQi They are busy playing polo, plan­ Yacht Club Lime Jmee. I U I 35 . ning their summer holidays, pro­ petition and there isn’t a young I'tcnic Hara>. i*. to lb*„ per lb._ Mutil.erral I.mie Jnice. buttle 35c .:iid 65c. iSacun. >liced. per lb...„...... Pure Fruit Lime Jiiiev. I...... Me. phesying the fate of Ulster, do­ man among them. Royal Racttn. per lb... Thorpe-. Suit Drink.. 3 hu.lle...... 25c. ing all the things that men usu­ Murrell I'ride Hactm. »liccd. per Ih..... Schwepiie . Lemon Curdtal. I...ule ...... 60=. H.E. DONALD EukU'Ii \Vilt>liire Racim. per Ih...... Scluveppe. Clierrv Cur.lial. I...„|,. 50c. ally are doing in the energetic Rttileil Ham. >lice«l. per lb...... Frem..nt (’.rape Jniee. .juuM I,..Ml.- «c. REAL ESTATE AND way they have just before the Dried Reel, sliced, per ...... Ueleh', ('.rape Juice. I...,*tle 35c .m.l 65c. The modem child is the most Cre.ta Rlanca Grape Juice. Im.mI. 30c and 50c. INSURANCE AGENT summer holidays. The Suffrag CHEESE- enviable of creatures, and I met .Von-Alc.l.uiic Wine.. ,kt U„xM 50c. ists, will, I think, have to be con I’'ine't (Jtii.irio Clice-e. fttll flavor, per Ih..... 20c. Kay*. F.iigh.li Ginger Wine. .,.i„ri Me. Kn«li*li Siiltun Clicve. per Ib...... 50c. 8et, Klnr and Laka Frantcge tent if, as Longfellow says, they the father of a family the other day who gave it as his firm be­ Ru.|iiei.irt Cliccsc, per lb...... 50c. leave behind their footprints on OurKuii/ida Chee>e. per lb...... 50c. lief that never again at any per­ Canadian Stilton Chveov. per Ib. (whole Stock Foods and Remedies OHEMAINUS the sands of time. iod of the world’s history will the chee-c) ...... -28J4C. CONKEY S STOCK FOODS AND REMEDIES- .McLaren’s Imperial, in i>ot* ...... 25c and 50c child have so much done for him We .re pl.ax.1 10 .ntiouiicc that b.-ire lak.ii llu- LARD— •IWiicy to, o.nk.y-. .iwk I00.U .11.1 ..mvlic .nU li..vc . liirg. .lock jUkt 10. 1‘nccB as rnllu..- as is done at present. I am re­ Sliamrock Brand, 3 lb. pnlN... Meanwhile, the King has start­ minded of this by reading an an­ 5 Ih. pa ‘ Ri lip Rcmcly. Ii,.tllc SOc. 1.1CC I W.kr. |.Ul . 25c. LLOYD AND HULKE ed his Lancashire tour, which so nouncement in one of the papers lU Ib. pails...... $1.60 Swift’s Silver Leaf 3 Ih, pails...... 55c. RmI EsMt AglltS far has been accomplished in that next Christmas a London ’• Ih. itaiL ...... 00c fairly auspicious weather. It theatre is to be opened for the 10 Ih. pail>...... $1.75 CROFTOI. ______11, B. C. : JS!; not an ideal July, being on the purpose of acting simple and CANNED MEATS- ..... (iood r«iid«iitU]loU for ule at 8100 .Xuhiralian Roiled Rabbit. 2 Ib. can^... . Uy Knocker ...... 50c :iii.l >1.25 whole fairly cold, but so far beautiful plays, the actors to be Clii.lcr.! Kciiuny ...... 2ic. and op, tenni; alto btuioMt lott .\iislralian Ox ToiiKue. 2 Ih. can,...... has not been very wet. The King children acting for children; fan­ .Xn^traban Corn Reef. 1 Ib. cans...... in III. I’ail- .--..l.cm ...... $1.10 aoreago aod tea trootage. If 20 II,. I’ail, SahclM ...... 51.50 does his touring in a hard felt cy the child possessing its own .’XuHtralian Corn Reef. 2 Ih. can-...... CroftoD it the tenninai of the Cow- (Janadian Corn Reef. I Ib. can,...... INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOODS— hat and a short coat, which gar­ theatre. There are to be fairy Sheep’, TfttiKUe. in liil.... icbao branch of the E. and N. Ry., =.I rnnllry F,..cl. |.ki- SOc. n,l EX.OO Ro.n,t Reef, in tin...... vitb eplendid barboor and (pwotite. ments, it is said, he also expects plays and adventure plays, and ibc and 35c Slock F... .1. .1 icc.l- i..r ic . i.kl- 25c, 50c. nii.l 51.00 Lihhy Lunch Toncuc. I Ih. tin-. 2a Ib. pat|...... S3 75 his companions to wear, so that also realistic plays of the nur­ Clarke*, Ox Tongue, in i ...... JIJ* Worm Puwtler. pki...... 25c. Calve,* Ttingue. in gla,, ...... if Lancashire expected to see him sery and the school room. The Luu,v Kdkr. pkt...... 25c. Cro,w & RIackweir* I’oited .Meal, in a crown, or even a tall hat, next thing I suppose, will be a ....B. Stiver Pine Healing (Jil. bcuK . 2ic. Charkc’, Putied .Meats, in tin, 4 fin-...... 25c. COMOX VALLEY will be disappointed. But child’s music hall, in which chil­ LILLY’S— VANCOUVER I8UND should not be disappointed to dren will do simple and beauti­ Gramilated R..ne, In Ib pU...... 45c. find it7 King exercising common ful turns to an audience of other Preserving Supplies .aek...... $3.50 Is the Valley of Opportunities. The sense. Any number of report­ children. I am not at all sure, Mammoth Stuck, of Fruit Jar*. Cuver,. ami all JAM. JELLY AND MARMALADE- oldest and best farming settlement on ers are doing the tout, too, in­ however, that children dont pre-1 Siipplie, lor Camiing Time. .Ml Frmt, in Sea...,,. Cru.-e & Rlackwkli'. Jam., i. gl,i... I !b .. 20c. the Island. It is the ideiU place for FRUIT JARS-Economy — D ►. Kki[ Ctirratii ) ll\. in gl.i.«,. 35c. cluding some of the out-of-work fer watching grown ups some­ II... .25C..V 35c. the man who wishes to make the best Pint, ...... itiiy.-n Sl.M war correspondents back from times. .. D... ..I:;rnn l:,.l,. In 1 ll, In,. B5c. of life and cultivate the soil. (Juan, ...... 1.50 I>... k;.-i.l..rc> Jinn. 1 II. i.i. 51... the Balkans. And in the mean­ Half (Lillon ...... 2.00 .. »Ju- Mrawb. rrv J. m. : lb im- S1.25 W’e bare a namber of live arre tmctt ot time, Servia and Greece and Bul­ Cover, ...... 25c. Chiver.* Jam., in gla... I II, 25c. logged-oir laodi. tome with beach front* Clmcr. .\|:.rm.d.i.|.-. m g!.,-,. i ||, 20c. an, all overlooking the beaeiifol Comox garia are cutting one another’s I gather from a fashion corres- ’ ...... $1.15 Keder . Marni,d i Ib. Ill) ...... 75e. poaltry and market gsrUeniug. .Main cut the throats of the Turks—so immediate future are to be red. 'ricklcr', .M.irm..l;ule. 4 If,, im ,. 50c. Itland Uigbwar mnt right tbroagh tbit we are told in vague telegrams ...... 1.10 property and tiie C.ILK. right of wav it favourite tints being geranium, Quart, ...... _.... - JelUes make Delightful Hot Weather Dishes from the Balkan capitals. It is 1-25 eleued at the back of it. The price it rowan and letter box red. I dare­ JELLY POWDEiiS- low aod the tennt easy. strange how remote and uninter­ GOLDEN STATE MASONS, with wide niumh- say it will turn out all right, but Pint, ...... du/enSl.15 Purc O.'I.I J.!l> Puvxder*, ti i- r ... 4ic. We have alto a few other choice pieces Jell-., pkl... i..r...... 2ac. of teaaod riverfrontage at the right price. esting it all seems when there are red in masses is rather a trying Quart, ...... •• 1.33 .Mutik A Cu.t.’ird P..utUr. I l?> ii:i- 25c. Write Di at once for parlicolars. no goob writers on the spot to colour, and one doesn’t want to JELLY CLASSES- 2 fur ...... make the war hum. ’see red’ all the time. Person­ Ordinary. tall, cvered. Jelly CIa„...... dozen 50c Munk ft Gla,, iJianc .Mange Puwt[ r. pkt«. 25c. Small, flat, tlme.l Jelly f.la,s...... " 50c ally. I don’t care for the colour CANNED FISH— MASON FRUIT JARS—with Porcebin Cover- Cameron & Allan of the British lettter- box —away 1 Kippered Ht-miig. large tin.. 2 t-.r Me. Pint, ...... dozen 90c. l -e.Ii Herring. jK-r tin ...... lOc. Goan ViUq SpecWlstt The conclusion of the Scott- from a letter box —and the pros­ Quart, ...... -...... •• $1.00 \acht Rraml Salin.-n. I ]?i liti-. 2 l-.r . 25c. Hall C.illun ...... •• IJ5 Maple Leal Salmut.. 1 Ib tm- 25c. Sackville trial was that the jury pect of seeing a large number of i Hur,v ."Itue >al:n-.n. I lb i;i|. 25c. STONE JARS- COURTNEY. V.I., B.C. decided in favour of Sir John letter boxes promenading about | Il.ir.e .ii ...... oacll Me Tiger Rruml Salmon. I lb. im...... 20c. Scott’s will, and consequently in One Galltm ...... >igiial Sardine.. 3 tin. n.r...... 25c. favour of Lady Sackville, who Two Callon -...... Cr....ed Fi-h Sardine., per tin 10c. -R. E. V. Three G.MIun ...... - thereby benefits to the extent of >kipper Sar.lim.. in .-tl or loiii.ito Improved Five Gall.m...... 2 tin. |..r...... 25c. £500,000. The whole case turn­ PARO-WAX— (,*r-...e A- Rtaekw.ir. Sar.iim .. 2 tin. f -r . .. 25c. -V-kT. Sardine., in gh... n-ma:-. -..,1,, ). 50e. ed upon the question of what l’’or Scaling Pre-erve,. per pkt... Farm Snap Clmtu Rloater P.i.te, :*. t gl:i-- jar...... lOc, ‘undue influence’ is, and it ap­ 160 acres; with five roomed house; The City of Vancouver, pro­ SUGAR— CANNED MILK AND CREAM— pears that undue influence must bom and stabling; 10 chicken houses; bably encouraged by the readi­ |•■n..cl^. Cream (will whip), per tin...... 10c. 25 acres cleared, with a lot more involve coercion, whereby a man IL |1;IS St Charle, Fv.iiM.rated ,M«tk. b.d.y .i/i...... Sc. ness with which the Winnipeg m o is made to do something which it Ca tor (»r Fruit Sugar, per Ib...... 10c M Charle. Lxapor.aied .Milk. 2 / .$/.•. ,• • .f 25c. alder land. Only $65 an acre; 1-3 loan was taken up this week, Icing Sugar, all iLavur*. 1 Ib. package...... 10c St. Charle. Kvap- rated Milk. .i/e...... 10c. is not in his own mind to do. You Loaf Sugar. 2 and lb. pkg, ...... 20c. .and 50c Jer.ey Rrand Milk. 2o oz. .i/e. 2 i..r...... 25c. cash, easy terms for btdtuieo. to-day invites application for may influence a man to any ex­ Rest U. C Granulated Sugar, pm Ib. ,acks..„ $6.00 R. C. Milk. 20 n/. .i/e...... ICC. <*.<>ld Sea! Coinlcn.ed .Milk, 2 lor ...... 25c. 120 acres, good soil, timber ernisod $2,500,000 at 44 consolidated Place Your Orders Now for Pres< ngApricots tent, provided you do not coerce I’.aglc Rr.-iml Cunden,e.! Milk, per tin...... 15c. 2 1-2 million feet close to Fraser stock at 95. This municipality him—so the law lords—and that Keinclcer Rrand Conden.ed .Milk, per tin...... 15c. Hilla headquarter town, Canadian baa five loans now outstanding Northern sun-ey line tbroagh pro­ being so. Lady Sackville was BROOMS— all carrying 4 per cent Vinegars and Spices perty; timber worth $1500 at least practically bound to triumph. I li.\cepiion.nlly large shipment jii.| in. purcha,cd Our Stock include. White and Malt Vinegar*, and all direct from the M.nker., Ruymg direJt in large Canadian Collieries drill and road kinds of Whole and Ground Spices for Pickling suppose the law also demon­ The financial Times reports tiuanmic, we arc able to make very low price.. adjoin this land. Ooly $40 an acre, strates the triumph of common that the Canadian Northern Pc Luxe ...... Me. 1-3 cash, 6, 12 and 16 months for FLY PAPERS- sense, since no man probably railway will shortly offer about balance, 7 per cent For farther Fliban Sticky Coil*. 6c each; 6 for. 2Sc SSI: particnlars apply ever did make a will in some per­ jC800,000 4J terminal first mort­ Pyramid Fly Catcher,, fi f«»r 25c. son’s favour whether being in­ gage debenture stock at 95. This Tanglefoot Fly P.ipcr. 2,'» double sheet, 50c. WiUon Fly Pad,, per pkg ------lOc Herculc. Warchou,c...... 60c! Hardy and Biscoe fluenced—for good or ill—by that will be guaranteed by the Courtenay. person. Whether moralists province of Britiah Columbia and Largo list of local properties. would justify the person who in­ it is believed the underwriting is Wttek for oir Moirthli BDllelii. It will coitaiii naRj nore Hobs as welt as Specials fron the Dry Dooits Sectloa. Free pamphlet fluenced a man to leave them being done at 3 per cent THE COWICHAN LEADER July 31. 1313.

r I* ‘''® utmost l dark aaes to see the affect of t6vWlvl/Qil iirportance to British Columbia.' the various atteirpU at entire Societies 1 //.„ ,s.- />r« /*, r..pu; Ouaiified. if anyone secularisation of education on A. 0. F. m.iu,i.>in, i?. to take this subject in hand.; the countries of Europe, The Leather& Bevan ^ Cflirl Alplia. Ho. 9206 i’tuurJ h injiunu,- and ufiU^itH'd i\ |,jm {g jje much of the experiment was tried in France Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agents Meets tbe 6nt and third Tbnrsdsya la //fr,:,,n /„r /'.r.:credit for the present standimriin the reriod preetdinjt the DUINCAIM, V. I. every month in.the K. of P. HalL ,itau . jof the Cowichan Creamery as a i French Revolution. Those men, Branch Office at Waatholma. Visiting Rretbren cmdially welcomed. /■V,/,-,.' /.. A-,u^. ny n.:.i /..O', jpopp^ative institution. | who irore than any others, were F. J. Douglas. Chief Hanger. Lis/ your prop'>e sent to Australia "at the Voltaire and their rontempor- Bay Townsite, close to wharf and beach. Om Utfp. Me. 17 me. ANii ri iiusHi.M-. CO., ltd. .expense of the people - because arica—had. as their primary Excellent water supply laid on. MeeU every .Monday Eveuii.g In K. of P. Hall, at 8:80. K. 11.1.1 SIX joHNsTo.N. I he was atone times banker in objcict, the banishing of the very Purchase price, $2,000.00. Reasonable terms. MaiiRKSHK FtlUof \V. J. Castlet. Secretary the East and has never been a name of Christianity from the William Evazs, N. G. OwiiiK to tlic iiicT..* in our .ilvcrtiv farmer. The Sun is probably pages of the history of France. 20 acres, 4 cleared. Small house, bam, poultry inK imoiiiiTSS «e fiml tlint it «ill Iw unaware that Mr. Lucas’ pre­ These men imagined, as Ed­ K. OF P. necc»Mfv for u- to rccrinr owb with houses for 100 birds. A modem Brooder and Incubator “copy ” for ••coiiilcM'ctl ailvcrlisctnenu*' vious experience of banking is mund Burke tells us "that a house. ■iple Ledfe. No. 16 Meeting every Satnrday evening in in fuliire. The chnrRc for these i» Ic. just what is needed for investi- state could exist without any Purchase price, $2,100.00 cash. per word. So ndvcrtisenient is Uken . ,__.____ .______,___ . Cattle Hall, Station StreeL Visiting for IcM llwn 15c. nmi four insertions are 1 IfBtlOn of VanOUS formS of agH* religion better than with one. . Knigbta eordially tnvitad to attend. given fur 75c, if the adverusemeot does cuUuralbanks, GovemmentLoans . . that they were able to re­ Ail Iniormatioa can be Aiso obtAJaed at our Wcstbolme oHice David Ford, C. C. JouK N. Evazs. K of K. & 8. not ruu oi-ur >5 »orcl* ■pHE latter part of last week FERGUSSgjJ loas or of}cn?.ivv stateuicuts will lie in* saw the cemmencement of days before a single copy of the Maple Bay.;.,;-- S »efte«l'. Bible cculd be found. The result excavation work for the new all sla-heti: doohle comer t*n main str«H‘t 35TL ESTATE H. Y. Chin Hoan of this policy, which was adopt- clo'^e to sex $550 f«*r the two. INSURANCE Kubbish cleared Sui -cnpiion .•tif .wut, p-iyaUc i, j Eank of Commerce building on Wood sold Within a veryiey the National As.sembly. A Inrg'J lot with 150 ft. tea frontage Land cleared ------:------r; short whUe now we lock to see a 1 in that frightful holocust »outh aspect: good hoo'tc sit<\ DUNCAN P. U. box 8. Kenneth Street. O' R attention has boon called cf»f Woodard licentiousness known on tcnn^. P.O.Box 118 Phono 140 1.. the fact that, despite some : i as the French Revolution, TZOUHALEM HOTEL PRICE BROS.. Props. eh -rison the 1-r.rt of the tit> vjrnirent Block. The splendid Gcmiar.v'a e.xperience has a,-..!.e,,r..c,pr.l..y.tl,estr.cts.-iuu ^^^^^ll^^,^,^ Elock is now about been of a similar cbaracter. In DUNCANS STATION Vencoitvcr Islsnci. l ir.c.- eMho i'l.vaml ilisluct are .hortiy be cc-! Hoi tbe Bible was driven from Sl.tge M«rtsTriili< and Lvnves fur tbe s^i.:u.loftnl:,.■.O.or.lKlsand luildirys t.>-e schools of Germany and Ce wicbMU Lake DaiU. otic'i r,..xoU3iuc

tl ,.-i. .iiur sl..i:..| he tr...< n in ^ pU over the world, tiblc. The originator of this Blackstock Bros. hai.lm or..cr to di.-itroy ll c.-e u evident thottho.se in a, scheme wes Basedow, who de- Llfcni anil Stage Sialles GUI S. RDTHWEIL. Mir.ising DlTt:l3t ro"5rli;iii I.nke STgc Iarvcm Iliiiic4»n at NOTAM* PU«kot. SOe Pnre cider. “ “ 25o Nbit H.BSE88 Shop, DUNCAN opposite political party in this It is time the people of Canada After this struggle, an Ameri­ AU Idods of fresh fruits in seMOn. paper and we readily admit realized that no country, no can, Professor Stowe visited Germany to see what was the that there is a liig field for a people, can attain true greatness Preser\'ing apricots are here this week. Put In your orders early E.&N. Railway Co. Liberal newspaper able to deal among the nations of the world opinion of the people after the experiment had been tried. Pro­ in a fair and decent manner with unless religion is given its Fruit |ar* ore now In great demand. Lands For Sale fessor Stowe's report contained Asriculturnl. Timber, and Sab the big questions of the day. proper place in the national Golden State Mason Mason Screw Top Economy Self Sealers urban Lands for sale. For prices PinU, {lerdoc.. at 81.15 Pints, per doz.. at 65e Pints, per doz.. at 81.25 But there is mighty little room character and upbuilding. the following ” I enquired of all and location apply to the Land classes of teachers, and men of Qnaita. “ at 1.35 Qaarta “ at 8I.U0 Qoarta, ** at 1.50 Agent at Victoria. for newspapers with an editorial A study of history reveals the 2 “ “ at 1.85 2 “ •• at 1.26 2 " ** at 2.00 every grade of religious faith, Totvn Lots, and Cleared Subnr* policy like that of the Sun. Just undoubted fact that no nation ban Acreage for sale at Ladysmith. professors of colleges etc., and I Apply Land Agent, Victoria, and recently the Sun has been telling can long endure, much less grow Try our famous Ridgway's Fresh Qround Coffee at 40c fh. found but one reply, and that Townsite Agent, Ladysmith. its readers that Mr. W. H. Hay ­ to high destiny, without that its TTi^-sj is nothing to beat this. ward is being sent to Eifgland I youth is taught a standard of was that to leave the moral faculty uninstructed was to leave "at the people's expense” BO that morality adequate to its needs. KELLOW & ROGERS the most important part of the he may "visit his old home”, This question is by no means a Contractors for Brick human mind undeveloped and to "for noone seriously imagines new one. It baa been fought out and Stone Work strip education of almost every that hia visit will be of any real in many of the countries of THE BAZEn, BELL COMPANY thing that makes it valuable. benefit to the agricultural indus­ Europe,' and the lessons which Tiling and Fireplaces a Specialty Every teacher with whom I con­ try of this province.” The Sun the hiatory of these nations GENERAL MERCHANTS Estimates Given. sulted repelled with indignation probably does not know that Mr. teach ua may be learned with the idea that the Bible cannot be JOHN T. BELL, Hayward is going to Europe to profit by the Canada of today. PHONE 48 MANAGER P. O. Box 25 Danoan etudy Tarious forms of cooper- We need not go far back into' introduced in the common acfaoola Phone Leo July 31 1013. the cowichan leader

without encoiiraRii:g a sectarian character. How long is it to be|peace and frei ly work out our Zealand is the first but not the basis in the matter of teaching. before the churches of British ] Just>n.v, it is diirereiit altogeth- ; l.xst of our marketinRS--strong Hairenback. the (jreat historian, Columbia combine to insist ihati®'"' . ; enough lomiisterdefersivearm- in his history of German Ration­ the Bible, the basis of Ihe Chris-i Zealand is ours because; ie.s, an.l confident enough to alism says "A balanced educa­ tian religion be reinsinled n, I "’»'le*-'ery ocean i think of taking an active part in tional system must rest on a . , - 11*. . ' . , open to British men. and remains, the guarding of the Pacific, rightfulplaceinthecumculumof^ours------.v/uis liecausek^rvvauac theiiiv sea-wardens^VU•u HrUCnS ofOI "Great as i.s the change, there positive Christian foundation, the schools controiled by the De- i the Empire do sentry-go between is one thing unchanged—the fact and the experience of history partment of Education? and harm. Owing to the that today as then, peace and se­ corroborates this view. Motherland and to all our loyal curity depends w holly upon the Emerson wrote that "the rev­ kindred this deep debt of grati­ holding of the seas by the Brit­ tude, a debt of honour which no ish Empire. In helping the erence for the Scriptures is an force could collect but which ev­ Mother Country we help our­ element of civilization, for thus The “New Zealand ” ery instinct bids us remember, selves. and if the gift Dread­ has the history of the world been we are nationally glad to know nought ever thunders in the preserved, and is preserved. "In No citizen of the Empire, it that we have been able to give front of an Imperial battle line, another passaRe, as showing the would seem, who reads the fol­ some expression to our feelings whether in the North Sea or the ’ the great value of ReligioD in the lowing splendid lines from the in presenting unconditionally to Mediterranean, or in the Pacific, | Auckland Weekly News, written the Imperial Government such a she will fight for her givers as past, he says ” The power of the i'D"...... 'Incliilic.'lit l!i.li..|,'. I I lk Kill III .Ur-hiri -l on the occasion of the arrival of weapon. much as for those true kinsmen religions sentiment put an end to New Zealand's gift to the Em­ "The New Zealander who to whom she was freely and human sacrifices, inspired self- pire. can fail to thrill with pride, does not appreciate what we owe gladly given. ” Bishop’s Oak Farm respect, resistance to tyrants, set at the remembrance of the mag-, to the British navy in dull indeed bounds to serfdom and slavery, nificent tradition of accomplish- 8"d in the gift Dreadnought Telephone 58 P. O. Box 154 Somenos, B. C. founded liberty, and drew a firm ment to which, as a Briton, he which expresses our grateful loy­ has fallen heir, nor, if he is a alty to the Empire is a sign and line between barbarism and cul­ GEORGE MUTTER. Proprie tor Canadian, to shrink with shame proof that Britain and its navy J. L. HIRD ture. as he remembers that, through have not guarded us in vain. ESTIMATES GIVEN Importep and Breeder of HiRh the machinations of politicians. “Seventy years ago we were a John Locke, one of the out- Class Ayrshire Dairy Ccittie. standing master minds of the 1 older and bigger brother of, small people and an humble, on all kinds of Plumbing, Heat­ 17th century wrote, in his essays 1al-, seeking new homes in the utter- ing. Waterworks and Lighting. , I '»»ed to lag behind so pitifully most isles of the sea and trust- on EducaUon I place virtue j„ b.-aring of f.ie Empire mfr for the safety of those homes Gasoline Plants installed for as the first and most necessary of burden: to the naval arm of Britain. Lighting or Pumping purposes. Duncan Flower Shop those endowments that belong to "To those who assume that That arm never failed us. Our W. MORTEN Telephone 71 C. C. WHHni.nR a man or a gentlemen; as absol­ the Roman Peace which the Bri­ immigrant ships sailed their wea- Offices: Opposite Cowichan, utely requisite to make him valu­ tish arms have established with- O’ months over seas that British Leader Office, Craig Street guns had swept of robbers, and ed and beloved by others or tol­ in the far-flung frontiers of our Cut Flowers Pot Plants oceanic Empire is due to the pro- our trading ships went back DUNCAN, B. C ' erable to himself. . . As the , , . , , , gress of humanity, it may seem without thought of being 'con­ Hanging Baskets foundation of this there ought to inconsistent and paradoxical that traband of war.' be imprinted on his mind a true a peace loving people, in' this "Whenever a foreign warship Freight and Stage Funeral Wreaths and Wedding Bouquets true notion of God. as of the in­ 20th century should greet with ventured to our coasts the White a Specialty dependent Supreme Being. Au­ enthusiasm this triumph of na­ Ensign fluttered always on its trail. In Europe nations rose StaWes! thor and Maker of all things. val weapons and should be proud of having called it into being by and nations fell. Asia awoke Orders lor the DUNCAN NURSERY can be lelt here Who loves us and gives us all their affectionate determination from sleep. Africa was shaken. F. C. Holmes • Proprietor things. to aid the Motherland in war. But But only domestic troubles were PlioBe MSI. In the building up of a mighty to those who know what Nelson known to the Fortunate Isles— Salt Spring Island! White Wyandottes nation such as Canada hopes one did for the British and bow ev­ that grew to strength under the ery heroic seaman, from Alfred's naval arm of Britain. How this*! Stage to Maple Bay SEA FRONTAGE day to be. we cannot afford to Order Your SetUnefi for the com* time till now, has formed and once feeble colony has grown is! WEDNESD.AY and SATURDAY ACREAGE disregard the lessons of history ing season A'OU' and save paved and fenced the wide sea- told by the gift Dreadnought Sl.OO return IMPROVED FARMS dlsappotntmeat in such a vital matter. History road that is the highway of our which a New Zealand born cap- Leave Duncan at 1 p. m. F«*r particulars apply to Onlen are nUo taken tur}>all«‘i« lu l«e tells us, without any doubt what- Empire, and has worked hand in tain brings with pride to his na- " Bay at 5 p. m. tleliverol in S< |.UMiilicr. Apply r. • ... L I '*■'11 ’ gallant soldiers in tive land. lur partienlara Ki ever.that Religion must heatthe building and guarding the fron- "We have grown rich enough I Mowing hay wanted, Charles Curtis very foundation of the National tier wall behind which we live in P. LU SC OH BE to buy battleships—for the New' Stove wood for sale. I64a Salt Spring I'«lanc) Tbe(’e<]an. < ielian Hny.

London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company

/. H. WHITTOME & CO., Limited, Duncan, V. I., Agents

Copy of Letter received frem F. S. Berkley Calcott, Esq.

Woodhall, Duncans, B. C, July 23rd, 1913 Dear Mr. Whittome, I desire to express in writing my appreciation of the promptness in which my claim was investigated and settled for the loss of my house and part of my belongings in the recent fire. I shall be glad if you will be good enough to convey this acknowledgement to the company you represent Yours faithfully, “F. Berkeley Calcott”

The above letter is proof of the PROMPT PAYMENT, ABSOLUTE SECURITY and

the LIBERAL SETTLEMENTS made and given by this Company. THE COWICHAN LEADER July 31. 1913.

?5u- -aid Bx l-.'x* No 33 ihit the -aid r;.- I:;y of the City of Dunc.tii in llu ;bc .-aid debt within 23 year-, aecor- : thereto with water, .ind regulate the niuv f»i‘ iK -t'i-i|'■ d'--l»x niiirt • »l"-nl'I l*-.-ar intcrc-t ai the' ■ii.iMr.vr provided tor in the .Mnnicii»:il 'ling to htv. i- the sum of $.3iuo.3U: rate*, condition* and term* under \«t. .••nd -hall lake effect on the 2'Jih xviiich the same may be .-upplied ami A BY-LAW : of r.xe jmT ceiil. per nimum irtnu * •1. « » •! I:.\S \o :;i i;ty ..I .Augii*'., jy|*3." .And WhiTi-a* the amount oi the ued." r«-pva'.*L :»!»•! ihr t••l!v.•willK the tbte li-ereoi .i- ihtTciii meuti, iied: i To y.S I.WV N . •;» »»r vhoU* raieabl - If.r.d and impre-vement- • i h t:' i;i •»! jhcrr’«.r; 7 Tl.e l.lth reeiial in -aid l.y-latx s. The third recital in said B**-law •[ in: 'k Mft >\ O;.- T.!K Aii«l Uiivi*:.- it i- cx) hereby repealed, and the fl'IV Ml Ol'.Tw. ;;Ki\r. *. r r llu- v:r;.. •f «>• rai-.iic an- the fon-viit ol t!u* Licul.iiant-Gover-' t,.ll 'King i- -uh^tiiuuMl ilierei'T: the City of Duncan .-.ceonling to the tull'ixving i- Mib-titiiied therefor: ; !l) !h«- ft* jH-r. 1 •' : • :or ill Coiimi!. t' mvTe;:- the rale of j I revised .\*%c-*mcni Roll, namely, '•n i?u* -aitl 'I**- ",\:id wherea- the lc-tal aiifur.t re ".And wherea* ll.c tot.il amount re- 1. \\V lt‘l «U'rit.« t’r«'ir tiirrci'fy ih.rt iittv-rv-l |...x;.hle >11 iur the year 191.3 «H'ire0: i.>r paying the debt 'atcmlcil to be W :i-kK\s f Kt ;vl I ' JMK' •«*. Mt.l l'.•r ll-.- i.i ertat- »• 'i.»: per cent. jH-r titiimr... .and other- j liiTiby crc:iled ami iliv imervt there hereby created .*.n«l the inlere-l there­ i.i - • \i.i , a;.I . i. jM'ii'v j,.p ,i,„ |>r.{ .It r. •an! i r and lor creatinv an aniui.il -inking And Wher-3- the amrmnt of the on. .i:i«I tor creatiiu* an annual -inking x'i-e to .alter .'-ikI anieiMl the ^aid By- » I,...I L*..vi-i -I *K. i* r iittr? 'sT • t the I'.viit niatiriTx tlu-rv I t-*r the payment off of the -aid I'le* rateab'e* land ui the Miinici- fund for the payment off of the sakl .ixx- N<*. 33 a* heieinauer provided: I* T.itl.-ll I.. t’.v 1‘. i.| i UMI* -III l' < ’■ 11 Ik- rai-rd- debt xx-ithin txveiity-i'ive year-, accord­ xvhscli lati.'T ^lltn |;u». i- the -nm ot $l.ii4'J.13," ing to taxv, i- the -um of $‘i.l(H).3i).'' . I'M J...IIX pa- ril .\i>d Wherea* the total amount re- \! In the la*i revi-e-d A—cs-mem L- h > ..J ' ; With thi- iiu«To«l tlnrr ai th.- rait- nl i;> I;.« A ..I hr l*i'-i*-*ratii=r «>: i.ntr 'Kf iK-r .immin capitalizv*! t,Hired to be rai*ed nntinally by rate Subject to ihc aineni'nieiit- am! Roll, namely, the e**-mcn: Roll for 9 Siibicet to ihc alteration- and tilleration- by thi- Bx-laxx- made and till- i*f> .•! IVltv. . iK-iiif llu- •'.''trfci ji-arly will Ik- Oi-fharL-c or paying the debt cre.atx'd by the Ihc yc.*»r 1913. i* $l.lor.,l25.uu: .*imet;dmeni* by thi* By-laxv made and pr«*vided. -aitl By-laxv Ni'. 33 is hereby provided. .*aid By-law No. 33 is hereby 1.. !;• I;a.. I!*I .■* ;tt.:hi*ruiiii: llu- •IK-Ii «U-lit V iu:i inxah.i-: ai:'! Imlh aul aid By laxv No. 33 and the intcre-t ••ni- ill till* Scvu -i lK-i*.rvM*-i>iioiK- ‘'. imirtiivd. Ami Wlicrea* the aggregate of the coiirirmed. M f I'l. C r: thereon at the rate of -ix jaT Ceiil. per ami Uaum' it: i-afli -tar .No repeal or amendment of the debt.* (including the debt created un- to. No repeal or amendment of the i.j Ihiii :!fi -.r'- rpi :i ilu* cri-ilh imiiin. and for creating an annual Ii> a rat 'i.tJK-H-iil ilu-rcii>r «»n all tliy w:ty of «lc- alt-aHli- -inking fund for the p.aymcnt off of nan- llurenf xvhieh may be c.ffected .No. 33 and of thi- By-laxv) for creat­ part* thereof which may be effected ,.t |‘inuan tli riim ihv cmi- Uu’.-..u • tl.i* ;;; 1!• . . •!. arn ll.f Ctix Ihe -aid ilebi within tlfteeii year*, ac­ by ilii- By-laxv -hall affect by thi- By-law •hall affect ,.i tlu -aiil i*tlK-niurt« nr anx ing xvhieh the .Municipality of the City I»«"‘ •' * r V- : •*.. ..r i-r h 'iIh-' cording to law. i- the -urn id $l.bI9.13: i -t |1k j:i ■■ • a). .Any act done, or any rigll. of Duncan ha- pa*-ed a By-law or By- (a) . .Any act done, or any right, r. ic wJi ',itii-. • u rkiiK. i*>r :.| Muiii- , ‘ . lit I I tlu- cl -cli.r. Mt llu • the A—c-*nunt Roll for the year 1913. remedy in rr-|K*ct of any *uch act ai of limuaii in ihv Sl.fil9.77a.oo: riirbt. prieilege right of action, ob can according to the laitt revised right, privilege, right of action, ob- ,»r prnxitlctl n»r in tlu- .Mmiictiml ligation, or Ikabiliiy: ligtioit, or liabilitv; Ami Wlu-rt; • it xx:i. pr >xii|>it Nx .And Whereas ihc amount of the .As-e-*mciU Koll: I \ci. aiui -hall take cttcct .-n the SPlh Ihr ...id |;.x 1-. \.. SI llu -1-1 •4 Aniii:-*. xvhole rateable hind of the Municipal- ami .any ‘■vch Icgrl proceeding-, or And Wherea- this By-law may not and any «uch legal proceeding, or re:m*dy may be i*i*iitutcd. continued, •!. h« firnfr- -Ik- !•! In.«r ii*u-rt-»» .at the of the City of Duncan according remedy may be in-liiuted, coninniril be altered or repealed except with the Tin- ii»;.r:h nciial i*i -ai'l T.y-laxx or enforced a- if tin- By-laxx* li.ad not or enforced a* if thi- By-law had not fair II' 'iXi jM-i p. r amuiin iruni j to the la-l revi-ed A—e-*meiit Roll, luTfhy ffiK-ak-.i. aiu! the been pa—eil, cun-ciit of the Livutenani-GovvrnLr in been pa-*ed. tlu *l;.l. tl:. ;<• • th.T.-ir tijvtiM. • L l‘ • >U* xvinK -uh-tiimoi iluTiior. namvly, the ,A**e--ineiil Roll for ihc Council: year 191.1. i- $i,io::.i3.v«Ni: m. Till* By-laxx ’ shall, before the II Tlii-i By-l.*»w shall, before the : i- fNpt-ilicnl. x. ill \4.| \VVlu r. a • Ami xtlu-rea- llu- t- ial ;.m..iini re Inal pa-^-ing thereof, receive the • THEREFORE the Aiunicipal Coun­ final pa*-ing thereof, receive the a*- t- I.i. ft. iiant (V'.vr .;uired |.. bv rai-ed aniinaltx by rale .And Wherea- the aggregate of the ll.r V..14..I t . • tl -fill of the elector- of the -aid Muni­ cil of the Corporation of the Cily of cm of the elecu'r- of the said Muni­ t,..r C *riu .1. t im-r.-a-.- I’lr rat.- •• i'.»r paxn s tlu- .'.tin inteiuUd t«> be debt- I including the r v.-ni pt-r .-.ninim !• iuml II r ihe paxtiu:":i IV . . ..ti...... •< the- ..aid No. 33 and of ihi- By-laxv) for creat­ day of .Angn-t. 1913. tion of the C’ly of Dencan. being tiie day of .August. 1913. -i\ p. . fill I .-r...... ami .iihcrxx-i>c ' «U’1>t xvithin n xtar-. rdini; ing xvhidi Ihe .Municipality of the City “'Water W-rk- Bx'-lav,” i- hereby I.. ..l« r an.; am. nil Ih. -ai.I I’.x -law . ih.- -am1 ..I - .\ny act done, or any right, Reconsidered, ad'Txted and finally Section 3 of said By-law No. 23 Mayor. faid debt xvithin 10 year-, accord­ privilege, right of action, obligation, And Whereas this By-law may not passed the Council this is hereby repealed, and the following ing: I.I lax». i- the -um of Sl.-i:is.y5: or Habiltiy cxi-ting. accrued, accru­ be altered or repealed except with the day of . 1913. substituted therefor: Clerk of the Municipal Council ing. incurred. «r cstabli-hed. under con-eiii of the Licuicnant-Covcrnor of the Corporation of the And Where:-- the aini.uiit .>f the or bv virtue of the said By-law *3. The said debentures shall bear wlmle rateable land ami iniproxem nt- No. 31: in Council: Mayor. date the 29th dav of .August. 1912, and City of Duncan. shall be made payable in tweniv-five or real property of the Municipality (b>. .Any legal proceeding. «>r THEREFORE the Municipal Coun­ years from the said date, at such place TAKE NOTICE that the above is of the City of Duncan according to remedy in respect of any »uch act. cil of the Corporation of the City of Clerk of the Municipal Council either in the Dominion of Canada, the a true copy of the proposed By-law the la-t revi-ed A--e*-metH Roll, right, privilege, right of action, ob­ Duncan enacts as follows: of Ihe Corporation of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and upon which the vole of the Municipal­ namely the .\—e-snieiit Roll for the ligation, or liability; City of Duncan. Ireland or the United States of ity will be taken at the Municipal 1. By-law No. 23 of the Corpora­ America, as may be designated there year lt'l.l. i> Sl.rt|y.7?5.uO: Council Chamber. Duncan, on Satur­ and any vuch legal proceeding, or tion of the City of Duncan, being the on. and shall have attached to them remedy may be instituted, continued, TAKE NOTICE that the above ii .And Wheren- the amount of the “School Loan By-law No. l.” i- here­ coupons for the payment of interest, day. the ninth day of August. 1913. or enforced as if this By-lan* had not a true copy of the proposed By-law by amended by inserting immediately and the signatures to the interest between the hours of 9.0 a.m. and 7.0 wh.ilv rateable land of tlic .Municipal- been passed. upon which the vole of the Municioal' before the Iasi recital therein, the fol­ coupons may be either written, stamp­ p.m. iiy ..f the City ..i Du.ican according lowing recital: tty will be taken at the Municioal ed. printed or lithographed. ” 10. Thi- By-law shall, before the Name of Returning Officer: James to the la-i rev»-ed A--c--ment Roll, final pas-liig thereof, receixe the ay Council Chamber. Duncan, on Satur­ "And whereas the amount of the 3. Section 4 of said Bv*1aw No. 33 Greig. namely the .\*-c-»-ment Roll for the *ent of the electors of the said Muni- xvhole rateable land of the Municipal­ day, the ninth day of .August, 1913, is hereby repealed, and the following -ipality of the Ciiv of Duncan in the (Sgd.) JAMES GREIG. year Iyi3. i- $U03.IS5uO: ity of the City of Duncan according between the hours of 9.0 a.m. and 7.0 is sub-tituied therefor: manner provided for in the Municipal Clerk of the Municipal Council of to the last revi*cd .-\ssc-sment Roll, .-And Wherea- the .iggrceate of the .Act. and shall take effect on the 12lh p.m. namely the Assessment Roll for the "4. The said debentures shall bear the City of Duncan. debii. (incliuling the debt created day of August. 1013. year 1912. is $940,060.00." Name of Returning Officer: James interest at the rate of six per cent, per under or hy virtue of the »aid By ­ annum from the date thereof, which 11. Thi- By-law may be cited as the Greig. law No. 31 and of thi- By-law) for “Street Loan By-law 1912 Amend­ 2. Section 4 of By-law No. 23 of interest shall be payable half-yearly (Sgd) JAMES GREIG. er€.itiiig xxhich the -aid Municipaliiy ment By-law. 1913." the Corporation of the City of Dun­ on the twenty-ninth day of February can is hereby repealed, .and the fol­ Clerk of the Municipal Council of (except in any year not being a leap A BY-LAW of the City of Duncan ha> p.i»-ed a Passed the Municipal Council the lowing is substituted therefor: the City of Duncan. year, when the said interest shall be By law or By law-, except for works payable on the 28th day of February) TO AMEND BY-LAW No. 24 OF 31 *t day of July. 1913. «.f local iinnrovcmcnt and for Mrhool "4. The said debentures shall bear and the twenty-ninth day of .August, THE CORPORATION OF THE dale the 29th day of .August. 1913, and pnrpo-e-. do not exceed twenty per Received the assent of the electors at such place, either in the Dominion CITY OF DUNCAN. BEING shall be made payable in rifleeit years of Canada, the United Kingdom of cent, of the a—c—ed value of the land the day of from the said date, at such place either Great Britain and Ireland, or the THE "ELECTRIC LIGHT AND and imprownu-ni- or real proiwrly of 1913. in the Dominion of Canda. the United United States of .America, as may be POWER BY-LAW. 1912." A BY.LAW the -aid Municipality of the City of Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland expressed in the debentures Rccon-idcred. adopted and finally Of the Unitcci States of America, as WHERE.AS under and by virtue Dunc.iii ccordiiig tu the la>l revised coupons." passed bv the Council this may be designated thereon, and shall TO AMEND BY-L.WV No. 23 OF of the "Municipal Act” and amending A-f-mcnl R.dl: day of ’ . 1913 have attached to them coupons for the THE CORPORATION OF THE 4. Section 5 of said By-law No. 23 Act the Municipal Council of the Cor­ pa>*ment of interest, and the signatures CITY OF DUNCAN. BEING is hereby repealed, and the foUow'ing .* iul Wherea- tlii- Bv-laxx- may no* to the intere-t coupons may be either is substituted therefor: poration of the City of Duncan on the THE "WATER WORKS BY be altered or re|u-:.K-il except xvith the Mayor. written, stamped, printed or lltho- 28ih day of August. 1912, finally pass­ C'lf'-t-ni of llu- Lieutenant-Governor in grapl.ed.’* LAW.” "fi. It shall be lawful for the said ed By-law No. 24 of the Corporation Mayor to c.ni*r the -aid debentures Council: of the City of Duncan, being the Clerk of the Municipal Council 3. Section S of said By-law No. 23 WHERE.AS under and by virtue and interest coupons, either or both, TMF.RF.I-OR1-: the Miuiieinal Coun- is hereby rer>eated. and the following of the "Municipal Act" and amending to be made payable at such place, "Electric Light and Power By-law, of the C oTporaiion of the is suh-tituted therefor: either in the Dominion of Canada, the ril of the CorjMmation of the City of Act the Municipal Council of the Cor 1912". authorizing the Mayor of the City of Duncan. United Kingdom of Great Britain and Corp'iration of the City of Duncan Duncan enact - a- follow-: "3. The said debenture* shall bear poration of the City of Duncan on the Ireland, o- the United States of TAKF. NOTICF. that the above is intcre-t at the rate of six per cent, to bori'xiv upon the credit of the said I I’.v-laxx No 31 of the Corpora­ 36th day of .August. 1913, finally pass­ .America, as may be desired." a true copy of the proposed By-law per annum from the dale llicrrof, ed By-law No. 33 of the Corporation Corporation by way of debentures tion of the Citv of Duncan, luing the 5. Section 8 of said By-law No. 23 upon which the vote of the Municipal­ which interc.st shall be payable half- therein mentioned, from any person “Street Lo.-in Itv law. lyis. ” i- lu-rcbv yearly on the iweniy-ninih day of of the City of Duncan, being the is hereby repealed, and the following or persons, or body or bodies corpor­ am-n.|ed by tn-erting immediatel- ity will be taken at the Municipal February (except in any year not "Water Works By-law." authorizing is substituted therefor: hef-ire the bi-i recital therein, the tol- ate who might be willing to advance Council Chamber. Duncan, on Sutur- being a leap year, when the said in- the Mayor of the Corporation of the loxx-nig recital- dav. the ninth day of August. 1013 lere-i shall be payable on the twenty- ”8. For llie purpose of raising an^ the same as a loan, a sum of money City of Duncan to borrow upon the nually the required sum for the pay ­ eighth day of February) and the not exceeding in the whole the sum "And wht-re.v- llu- amount of the heiween the hours of 9.0 a.m. and 7.C credit of the said Corporation by way ment of the interest on the said de­ whole rateable land of the Munieioal- twenty-ninth day of Au^st. at such of $65,000.00 currency or sterling p.ir place, either in the Dominion of Can­ of debentures therein mentioned, from bentures during their currency there ity f)f the City «>f Duncan according shall be raised annually the sum of ada. the United Kingdom of Great money at the rate of 4.86 2-3 dollars to the la-l revi-cd .A-*c--nicnt Roll, Name of Returning Officer: James any person or persons, or body oi $1.51)0.00,and for the purpose of creat- Britain and Ireland, or the United to the one pound sterling, for pur­ namely the A-e—ment R-dl for the Greig. bodies corporate who might be wil ing a sinking fund aforesaid for pay Stales of .America, as may be express­ chasing and constructing the neces­ year 1913. i» Syio-HMitMi." ling to advance the same as a loan, a ment off of the debt at maturity there (Sgd) JAME? GREIG, ed in the debentures or coupons." sary works and plant for supplying 3 Section of -aid By-law No. »l sum of money not exceeding in the shall be rai-ed annually the sum of Clerk of the Municioal Council of is hereby repealed, and the follow-ing 4. Section 6 of said By-law* No. 22 $800.30: which latter sum together electric light and electric nower to the whole the sum of $25,000.00 currency with the interest thereon at the rate is -ub-tiiutcd therefor; the City of Duncan. is hereby repealed, and the following inhabitants of the Municipality of the or sterling money at the rate of s.ae of four per cent, per annum capital is substituted therefor: City of Duncan and of localities ad­ “It, The said debenture- shall bear 2-3 dollars to the one pound sterling, ized yearly will be sufficient to dis jacent thereto, and as therein men­ date the S9th dav of Augu-t. 191S. and "6. It shall be lawful for the said for the purpose of purchasing and ac­ charge stich debt when payable: and shall be made nayablc in ten vear* both said sums in this Section before tioned: Mayor to cause the said debentures quiring the source of water supply and from the sai.l «Utc. at -nch place either A BY-LAW and interest covpons, either or both, to mentioned, shall be raised and levied all records and licences of The in each year by a rate sufficient there­ And Whereas it was provided by the in the Dominion of C.mada. the Lnncd he made payable at such place either Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland for on all the rateable land in the TO AMEND BY-LAW No. 22 OF in the Dominion of Canada,the United Cowichan Water Works Company, said By-law No. 24 that the said de­ Municipality of the City of Duncan or the United State- of .America, as THE CORPOR.ATION OF THE Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Limited, and its water works system, bentures should bear interest at the may be dc-ignated thereon, and shall during the continuance of the said de or the United States of America, as CITY OF DUNCAN. BEING and all works and all or any of the bentures or any of them.” rate of five per cent per annum from have attaclu-il to them coupons tor the may be desired." payment of inte-rc-t. and the signa ­ THE “SCHOOL LO.AN BY lands connected with or appertaining the date thereof as therein mentioned: tures u. the intcrc-i coupons may be thereto, within or without the limits 6. Section 9 of said Bv-law No. 23 LAW No. 1." 5. Section 9 of said By-law No. 23 And Whereas it is expedient, with either written, -tamped, orinied or is hereby repealed, and the following of the City of Duncan, and for im is hereby repealed, and the following WHERE.AS under and by virtue is substituted therefor: the consent of the Lieutenant-Gover­ lithographed.'* is substituted therefor: proving, repairing, extending and of the “Municipl .Act" and amending nor in Council, to increase the rate of 3. Section 4 of -aid By-law No. 21 carrying on the said system and works "9. This By-law shall, before the .Act the Municipal Council of the Cor "9. For Ihe purpose of raising an­ final passing thereof, receive the as interest payable on the said deben­ is hereby repealed, and the followin'* nually the renuired sum for the pay ­ and as therein mentioned: poration of the City of Duncan on the sent of the electors of the said Muni tures from five per cent per annum substituted therefor: ment of the interest on the said de­ 38th day of .August. 1912. finally pass­ And Whereas it was provided by cipality of the City of Duncan in the to six per cent, per annum, and other­ “4. The said debentures shall bear bentures during their currency there manner provided for in the Municioal ed By-law No. 23 of the Corporation the said By-law No. 23 that the said wise to alter and amend the said interest at the rate of six per cent, shall be raised annually the sum of Act. and shall take effect on the 29th $900.00. and for the purpose of creat­ debentures should bear intecest at the per annum from the date thereof, of the City of Duncan, being the day of August. 1912. ” By-law No. 24 as hereinafter provided: which interc-t -hall be payable half- “School Loan By-law No. 1." autho ing the sinking fund aforesaid for pay ­ rate of five per cent, per annum from ment off of the debt at maturity there And Whereas the total amount re­ yearly on the twenty-ninth day of riling the Mayor of the Corporation the date thereof as therein mentioned 7. The said Bv-law No. 23 i* here­ February (except in any year not shall be raided annually the sum of by amended by inserting after Section quired to be raised annually by rate of the City of Duncan to borrow- upon $749.13. xx-hich latter sum together And Whereas it is expedient, with 8 thereof the following Section: for paying the debt created by the bring n lc»P with the interest thereon at the rate terc-I .hall bt "ayabic on the -.lb the credit of the said Corporation by the consent of the Lieutenant-Gover said By-law No. 24 and the interest day February) and the Iwenty- way of debentures therein mentioned, of four per cent, per annum capital­ "8a. The Corporation of the Cily ized yearly will be sufficient to dis­ nor in Council, to increase the rate of tbcrcon at the rate of six per cent ninth day of Angurt. at »uch place^ from any person or persons, or body of Duncan may acquire and nurchase either in ihe Doonninn ot Canada, the charge such debt when pav.*iblc; and interest payable on the said dqb^n the source of water supply and all per annum and for creating an annual United Kingdom of Great Br.tain and or bodies corporate who might be wil­ both said sums in this Section before turcs from five per cent, per annum records and licences of The Cowichan sinking fund for the payment off of Irelan.l, or the United State. o( ling to advance the same as a loan, mentioned, shall be rai*cd and levied to six per cent, per annum, and other­ Water Works Company. Limited, and the said debt within twenty-five years, America, as may be e»pre*.«u m the sum of money not exceeding in the in each year by a rate sufficient there­ its water works system, and all works for on all the rateable land in the wise to alter and amend the said By- according to law. is the sum of debenturei or coupons. whole the sum of $13,000.00 currency and all or any of the lands connected Municipality of the City of Duncan law No. 33 as hereinafter provided: with or appertaining thereto, within $5460.76. t. Section 5 ol said By law No 21 or sterling mooey at the rate of 4.86 during the continuance of the said or without the limUs of the City of And Whereas the total amount re­ And Whereas the amount of the is hereby repealed, and the following 3-3 dollars to the one pound sterling, detientnres or any of them.” Duncan, subject to all or any of the quired to be raised annually by rate whole rateable land and improvements is substituted therefor: for the purpose of raising the sums 0. Section 10 of said By-law No. 22 liabilities of the said The Cowichan Water Works Company. Limited, and or real property of the Municipality required by the Board of School Trus is hereby repealed, and the following for paying the debt created by the -5. ft shaft be lawful for the said improve, construct, operate, maintain, of the City of Duncan, according to Mayor to cause the said debenture, tees of Duncan for extraordinary* ex ­ is substituted therefor: said By-law No. 33 and the interest repair, extend and carry on the said the last revised Assessment RoU. snd^ interest coupons, either or ^th_ thereon at the rate of six per cent system and works, and supply the in­ penses for a new school, and "10. This By-law shall, before the namely, the Assessment RoU for the to be made payable »' ‘“'J final passing thereof, receive the as­ per annum, and for creating an annual habitants of the Municipality of the either in the Dominion Canada, the therein mentioned: sent of the electors of the said Mniri- •Inking fond for the payment off of City of Duncan and Ipcalltfes adjacent yearT918, is $1,619,775.00: United Kingdom of Great Bntain and And Whereas h was provided by July 31. 1913. THE COWICHAN LEADER

.And \Vli(rra« the amount of the and any -uch legal prereeding. TIIEKKF* *RF. ilu- Mmsicipai Coun­ Ai-i. ami .l;al| lake effect t n the 12di 4. Every imfiorter of fruiL or whole r?te.ihlc land of the Munici* remedy may he tn-lilv:ed. continued. cil I'f ilu- C«-r;M.rti.»n i-i iljc City t»i .l.ny 'of A::gv-t. r.M3. «*r enforc--cl aj^ if thi» By-law had not Fruit Marks Act his representative, shall causcall pality of the City of Duncan, accord­ Duncan enacts u.]|t>»-.: Iktii pa*-ed. 11. Tin- By-law may l>e cited a- ing to the la t revi>ed .Asses>iment closed packairvs containinir such 1. Pv law Nu. .14 of ihf Corpora tlie ".Mniiicipal Building- l.'.aii By Roll, namely the .\‘‘e>-ment Roll for m. Thi« By-law ••hr.ll. before the la-.v. i'i|::. .Amendnun: By-law. H i:;.” imported fruit to he marked or r.nal passing thereof, receive the a— lion of the Cit*' ••i Dmuan. beinp ilu- the year IDl’t. U $1,103,122.00: ‘•vnt of the elrctor4 «>f the ?aid Muni- ".Municipal Buihliiiy. I.. ;.n Ity-law. I':i'-id ilie Mur^*ip:il Ci>uncil the Change to Aid B. C. branded in a plain and Icfrible 21-I day fi| Jt:|y. 1913, .And Whereas the apcrcRate of the cipalitv r>f the City of Dimran in tlie 1913. ” is licrrhy ar.K-i:ile*l liy insert­ manner.in letters and fimires not nu'iiner protided for in the Municioal debts (iiiclmiinK the d.'bt created ing immedwtely lui.-rc tliv la-t rcc:t;.l Rvci-i\i*d ihv «»f the e»v«*:'*r- '• Fruit Growers le.«is than half an inch Jonp, and Act, and -Imll tal e effect «*n the 12lh •J v d:i*-oi , under or by virtre of the said By-law day of AiigU!-l. llicrciii tile iui] -'.v!n^ rc.ital: 11*13. in the fellowinp form: Xo. 21 and tnis By-law) for creat- II. Thi-i By-law niav l»ecited a-the ".\nil whervus iV.c :iiiiwimi of ih: kccon-nlend. asl -oted ,md fiiiallv Re Markinir ImiKirled Fniit I Place here the prt»|*erprade 1 ins which the rJuiiicipality of the City "Elcetrie Light and T.>wer By-law. whole raivablv la.id «.i il.c .Municipal- ;.3--ed by the Council thi- of Duncan ha« pa>-ed a By-law or Under the Kruit Marks Act all ' "’“'><*■ 1912. .Amendment By-law. ini:t ” iiy of the City of accordiuK day oi . By-laws, except fc*r works of loc.al Canadian shippers of fniiis have .* Place here the com-ct name I t«> the !a*i rcvi-eil .\->e—nK-nl Roll, improvement and for school purposes, r.n>al Council the leen compelled to comply with j ' variety. / namely, the .\*-:-e-.*moiii Kull tor the do not exceed twenty per cent, of the 21-1 day of July, 1913. Mayor. year 1912. is $9-lu.ii>.»,uti." its riHiuiiemeiits. This British j Imported hy a ‘;>scd talue of the Lnd and im­ Received the a—cut of the clcctor- Columbia Kruit Growci-s have (Insert here the name and ad-1 2. Fecti'-ii 3 I t -aid Bv-Iaw No. 34 Clerk of the Mu.iici|ial CounciT provements or real property of the thc day of i-« hereby rc|>calcd. and the iollowin;.' of the Cortaoratbin i»i the faithfully and cheerfully done. 1 dresis of the importer. I said Municipality of the City of Dun­ 1913. can according to ibe last revi^ed .As­ i» sub-tituted therefor: City of Dunecn. thouirh imported fruit comiuR in 5. The removal, erasure or Reconsidered, adopted Lnd finally direct competition with us was obliteration of oriirinal (rade sessment Roll: "3. The -aid delKiitiire- -liall bear T.AKF. NOTICE that the above i- pa»>ed by the Council thi« •And Whereas this By-law m.ay ni»l date the 29th day of March. 1913. and n mio copy of the pr»ij»o-vd By law allowed to be sold without hind- marks or brands on eic..cd pack- day of . 1!»I3. be altered or repealed excci t with the -hall he m.-ulc payable in aftecn vears upon wliicli ilic %oic of the Muni rance—without in any way com- ages containing imi»r£ed fruit, consent of the Lieutenant-Governor from the said date, at such place citlu-r i*ip:iUiy will be t:tken at ibr Municipal plying with the law. This situ- and re-marking or branding of in Council: Mayer. in the Dominion of Canada, the Unite*l C'.mu-il Chamber. Dunctin. on S.ntur- ation created a condition of un-! said closed packages to conform Kinudom of Great Britain ami Ireland, day. the ninth day oi .\uKU^t. 19i::. fair competition, which the Dom-1 with the provisions of the Inspec- THEREFOKH the Municipal Coun­ or the United Stale- of .Vnivrica. a- bfiwevn the limir:* oi 9.o a.m. and inion Goveniment recognizerl. j tion and Sale Act as required by cil of the Coriioration of the City of Clerk tf the Municipal Council may be dc-ignated thcro-n, and shall 7.0 jun. Duncan enacts as follows: of the Corporation of the have attached to them couiMin- for the and in 1912 endeavoured, on our. these regulations, shall be done City of Duncan. Name t*f Bvtumir.;; Of:k».r: Janiv- representations, to remove; in'at the time when the said pack- 1. By-law .\o. 21 of the Corpora­ |•aymvnt of intere-t, and the signa ­ Gnig ture- to the iiuere-t cou|K)ns may be this they were unsuccessful, be-' ages are being taken from the tion of the Cilv of Duncan, being the (S«d ) I.AMES GRF.IG. •'Electric Li»:hi ano>e'J By-la Cli-rk I'i die Munii*ip:d Council oi lithographed. ” imported fruits, and even if it immediately before the last recital upon which the vote of the Muni­ the City of Duncan. conveyance in which they have therein the following recital: cipality w-ill bo taken at ilic Municipal 3. Section 4 of said By-law* No. 31 had, there w as no adequate pro­ been brought into Canada. is hereby repealed, and the following ".And whereas the amount of the Council Chamber. Duncan, on Satur­ vision for its enforcement against 6. The marks or brands speci­ whole rateable land of th; Municipal­ day. the ni:}ih day of .August. 1913. i- siib-lituied tiiercfor: L.\NI) .ACT. foreign shippers. fied in section 4 of these Regula­ ity of the City of Dunen according bcUvecn the hour» O.u a.m. and "4. The -aid debenture* -hall bear Virturia l-aod Distrirt. to the last revised .Assessment Roll, The B. C. Fruit Growers’ As­ tions shall be placed on the end namely, the .Assc-smeni Roll for the 7.0 p.m. inierc-l .It the rate oi -ix per cent, per Distrift uf Cuwichau. sociation, at its last Annual of the packages. year 1912. is S'jio.nso.oo.' ’ annum from the date tlicrenf, w*hich Taktt notice that Dorothy .Alice Brond Xamc of Returning Ofiicer: Jamc; meeting in January, passed a iiitcrv-l shall he pavtiblc half-yearly on bent, oi Vnticimver. B. C., u>Tapiiti<>n 2. Section 3 of said By-law N’o. 21 Grcig. strong resolution, citing the in­ The Association has just re­ is hereby rcpe.ilcd. and the following the Iweniy. ninth day of .March an-I avliiwl mistress, iiiteuds to apply for per- substituted therefor: , (Sgd.) TAMES GREIG. the 29ih day of Septemher. at -ucli mission to purtdmse the follottiiigdcscrih- justice and unfairness under ceived a letter from Mr. J. A. Clerk of the Municipal Council of place, either in the Dominion of Can­ frl IniJiU: which our industry was labour­ Uuddick, Dairy and Cold Storage "3. The said debentures shall bear date the 29th dav of .Auipst. 1912. and the City of Dunran. ada. the United Kingdom of Great Cotnmetirtiig at a )>ost planird alHuit ing. and asking the Dominion Commissioner, who is charged shall be made payable in twenty-live Britain and Ireland, or the United ten eliHiiis south of the North West com­ Government to formulate regula­ with the enforcement of the years from the said date, at such States of .America, a- may be ex ­ er of Section Trerost Island, theiiee place cither in the Dominion of Can­ tions, making it incumbent on Fruit Marks Act saying that a pressed in the debentures or coupons.” Northerly, Kaiterly, Southerly and West­ ada, the United Kingdom of Great erly following the shore at high water foreign shippers to comply with circular is in the hands of the Britain and Ireland, or the United A BY-LAW 4. Section 5 of -aid By-law No. 34 our Fruit Marks Act before the States of .America, as m.iy be desig ­ nark to the point of commeneemeoi and printers for distribution. The is hereby repealed, and the following coDtaioiog 4 acres mbre or lees. packages were allowed in Cana­ nated thereon, and shall have attached TO AMEND BY-LAW' Xo. 34 OF circular makes public the provis­ to them coupons for the p..yment of is substituted therefor: Mias Dorothy .Alice BroaiDient. THE CORPORATIOX OF THE da. A committee composed of ions of the law. which must now interest, and the signatures to the "5. It shall be lawful for the said Name of applicant lu full. interest coupons may be either writ­ CITY OF DUNCAN. BEING \V. S. Foggo, of Vernon, and T. be obeyed by the importer under Date. JaoeSbth. 1913. ten. stamped, printed or lithographed. ” THE ” MUNICIPAL BUILD­ Mayor to cause the said debentures Abriel, of Nakusp, and the Sec­ the penalties of the Act and interest coupons, cither or both, 3. Section 4 of said By-law Xo. t4 INGS LOAN BY-LAW. 1913. retary of the Association, pro­ to be made payable at such place It should be a matter of con­ is hereby repealed, and the following AVHERE.AS under and by virtue ceeded to Ottawa in February to gratulation to British Columbia is substituted therefor: either in the Dominion of Canada, the NOTICE it hereby given that .Montague of the "Municipal Act” and amending United Kingdom of Great Britain and John Bond of Oak Bay. Alctoria, IVoviuce press this and other matters be­ Fruit Growers that this unfair­ “4. The said debentures shall bear .Acts the Municipal Council of the Ireland, or the United States of of British Colombia, intends to apply to fore the Dominion Government ness has been removed. We are intere.st at the rate of six per cent, Corporation of the City of Duncan on per annum from the date thereof, .America, as may be desired.” the CotnmUsioner of f-ands at Victoria The Honourable Martin Burrell. the 26th day of March. 1913, finally confident that the change will which interest shall be oavable half- fur a license to prospect for coal, )>etro- 5. Section 8 of said By-law No. 34 Minister of Agriculture, and assist materially in securing for yearly on the twenty-ninth day of passed By-law No. 34 of the Corpora­ leom and oalnral gaaoo and noder the February (except in any year not tion of the City of Duncan, bring the is hereby repealed, and the following areadeecribed as followo: member for Yale-Cariboo, met our fruit a market at a fair price. being a leap year, when the said in­ "Municipal Buildings Loan By-law, is substituted therefor: Coamenrlng from a poet placed at the them in a most hopeful spirit The success of the B. C. Fruit terest shall be payable on the SSth 1913.” authorizing the Mayor of the Sontbwest comer of the East | (half) ol day of February) and the twenty- “8. For the purpose of raising an­ and gave them all possible assis­ Growers’ Association in this mat­ ninth day of .Au^st. at such place, Corporation of the City of Duncan to nually the required sum for the pay ­ Section 32 (twenty-two] Fender Island. tance. He fully recognized the ter will be of benefit to all the cither in the Dominion of Canada, the borrow upon the credit of the said Cowichan District, thence East 40 (forty) ment of the interest on the said de­ injustice in the Fruit Marks Act, fruit growers of Canada, and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Corporation by way of debentures benture. during their currency there ebaine nore or lese to toe Shore line of Ireland, or the United States of and had legislation prepared to should greatly encourage us to therein mentioned, from any person or -halt be raised annually the sum of Flomber Sound thence following the cun- America, as may be expressed in the tonrs of the Shore in a North-westerley remedy it. The Bill secured pre­ improve the conditions of the in­ debentures or coupons. ” persons, or body or bodies corporate $840.00, and for the purpose of creat­ direction to point of iotersevtioo with the cedence in the House over many who might be willing to ads*ance the ing the sinking fund aforesaid for pay ­ dustry in other ways. 4. Section S of said By-law Xo. 24 West booodary line of the East | (half) of same as a loan, a sum of money not ment off of the debt at maturitv there others which were dropped, and R. M. WINSLOW. is hereby repealed, and ^e following Section S3(tweot)r-two) thence Sooth is substituted therefor: exceeding tn the whole the sum of shall be raised annually the sum of despite me crowded and conten­ along inch booodary line to pont tor in Council is pleased to $3,900.00, and for the purpose of creat­ splendia bottom lamJ, $130 per ing the sinking fund aforesaid for nor in Council, to increase the rate of 5 chains S. W. of the S. £. comer of Sec- order that the following re­ payment off of the debt at maturity interest payable on the said deben­ "9. This Bv-Iaw shall, before the don SO, Frevost Island, thence Weeterly. gulations shall be and the acre. there shall be raised annually the sura tures from per cent, per annum final passing thereof, receive the as­ Sootberly, Easterly and Nortberiy follow of $1,360.78; which latter sum together sent of the electors of the said Muni­ same are hereby made and COWICHAN BAY (waterfropt) 6;^ to six per cent, per annum, and other­ ing the shore at high water mark to the with the interest thereon at the rate cipality of the City of Duncan in the established under the pro­ nerea, 1 acre cleared; houte, good of four per cent, per annum capital wise to alter and amend the >aid By ­ point of cointnenccment. and containing 7 maimer provided for in the .Municipal visions of section 320 A of ized yearly will be sufficient to dis law No. 34 as hereinafter provided: acres more or less. water and good terms. charge such debt when payable: and .Act. and shall take effect on t'he 29tb Francis Arnold Lejeooe. the Inspection and Sale Act, both said sums in this Section before- And Whereas the total amount re­ day of March, 1913. ” Name of applicant to fall. 1. In these Regulations: mentioned, shall be raised and levied quired to be raised annually by rate All kipds of light opd hcat y 7. The fourth recital in said By-law Max Eoke, Agent. (a) "importer” means the in each year by a rate sufficient there­ for paying the debt created by the Date Jane 34, 1913. for od all the rateable land in the No. 31 is hereby repealed, and the person, firm or corporation HAULING said By-law No. 34 and the interest Municipality of the City of Duncan following is substituted therefor: in Canada to whom fruit during the continuance of the said de­ thereon at the rate of six per cent PLOWING ••And whereas the total amount re­ bentures or any of them.” per annum, and for creating an annual LAND ACT from outside of Canada is SCRAPING quired to be raised annually by rate «. Section 9 of said By-law No. 24 sinking fund for the payment off of Victoria Land District. sold, shipped, consigned or for paying the debt intended to be ttc.. etc. is herebpr repealed, and the followinc the said debt within fifteen years, ac­ District of Cowichan. delivered. is substituted therefor: hereby created and the interest there­ cording to law, is $1,539.18: Take notice that Cbarlee Bishop lones, (b) "fruit" means apples, Stove Wood for sale. on. and for creating an annual sinking of Victoria, B. C., occupation Insuraoce "0. This By-law sbalt, before the And W’hereas the amount of the crab apples, pears, plums final passing thereof, receive the as­ fund for the payment off of the said agent. Intends to apply for perrolaiion to whole rateable land and improveroenti sent of the electors of the said Muni­ debt within fifteen years, ccording to porebase the following described lands and peaches, when ship- real property of the Municipality W. H. Kinney cipality of the City of Duncan in the law. is the sum of $l,539.18.’' Commeoeiog at a post planted about 10 in closed packages. manner provided for in the Municipal of the City of Duncan according to Telephone 152 Dancan, B. C. 8. Subject to the alterarions and chains Sooth East of S. E. comer ol Soc- (c) "inspector” means an Act. and shall take effect on the 29th the last revised Assessment Roll, amendments by thU By-law made and don SO, Provost Island, tbeoco N'ortbor-

jltrAi Mrs Phipps and Mrs Kenning* riouf tcton 9.7, School for Roys. of the games in the South Cowi- ^ I’boae 15-J ia ExtamioatioB chan Tennis Tournament. -Mrs Knox and H. Fry beat Mrs P. O. Hox VM hniK-AD, B. C. Jol:usun and E. D. Taylor 3-6. 6 2, tor Naval Catlet«!ji|ii Men’s Singles 7-.V MAPF»Y HOLLOW HAR.M ■■■Come and See These... First Round .Mrs Phipps and Coles beat R H. W. 8«van. Frop. Somnier Tenn Gommences For Sale G. H. Stepney beats C. N. Barkley aud partner by default. Trench t-2. 6-7. -Mrs Gibbons aud C. Hayward R^"i•{.. Dorcaii P. U. E. McCallum beaU T. A. Wood .Mr and .Mis Bannister beat Miss of Men ’s and Boys’ Canvas Shoes and 6 r, 6-2. Palmer and Ka-stou 8-6, 7-5. The GARDEN O. Neill Power heats W. K. Cor- .Mrs Fia^stl and Roweroft Feat For Sale J.M.CAUrDKLL u.or. B kciwx field 6-1. 6-2. -Mi.ssW>ley aud G. Gere Langton RIPE LAVENDER Boots that we are anxious to clear out E. C. Corfield beats M. H. 6-0. 6-2. also CAMPBELL&BR0WN Finlayson 6-2. 8-6. 2nd Round PERENNIALS E. D. Taylor beats C. Hayward Captand .Mrs. Sharp beat Mr. BULBS IN SEASON Contractors So Offer Them at 5- 7, 6-2, b I. and Mrs. Bundcck 6-2. 6-3. Postal Address— and Builders N. T. Corfield beats CapL Sharp .Mr. ard .Mr.s. Ker'nington beat 31rs. MRS. F. LEATHER, Entiinateflfuroinhed on 8-6, 6-2. Hutebinfon and Stepney 6-5. 4-6, Mere Side. Duncan, all kinds of building F. L. Kingston beats G. Smith 6- 2. Vancouver Island and alteration-*. son 6*4, 3-6, 6-2. Miss McDermot and Smithson Half Price! . r. O. Box 1112 Pbose L82 V. Knox beats L. M. Ross 6-o, beat iirs. .Medley and McCallum Satisfaction guaran- 6- 0. 9-7. 6-4. tccd. A. Bannister beats H. Smurth- .Mrs. Phipps and Coles Iwat .Mrs. L. A. S. COLE Charges reasonable. waiie 6-3, 6 o, Knox and Fry 7-4. 6-1. All Good Clean Stock and Genuine All kinds heavy teaming, plow­ A. Lcggatt beats M. V. Gore .Mi^ Gibbons and Hayward beat Plans and specifica­ ing. etc. tions famished. Langton 4-6, 6-2, 6-1. 31r. and Mrs. Bannister 6-t, 6-i. Bargains! Come Early! O. K. York beats H. Fry 6-i, .Mrs. Ha.ssell and Roweroh beat Just below the Methodist Church PhORO 34. Daoeto. B. C. S-to, 11-9. Mr. and .Mrs. Legatt 7-5. 6-4- Somenos. Second Round Miss Simpsco and Power beat Very handy for Somenos Brick­ •Mrs. Waldy and Price 6-1, 5-7, Coles beats Crcsswell 6-o. 6 o. yard. a40 7- 0. hotel DUNCAN Stepney beats Freeman 6-1, 6*3. J. J. HINDS. Prop’r. Mrs. Smurthwaite and Freeman The B^lzett, Bell Co. McCallum beats Power 6-2, 4-6, 5- 6. beat -Mr. and .Mrs. Hoey 6-i,6-2. Headquarters for Tourists Phone 48 Duncan Taylor beats E. C. Corfield 2-6, '3rd Round and Commercial Men 6- 2.. 6-1. Capt and 3Irs. Sharp heat 31r. Tbit hotel it ttrictly Brtt-cUti and and Mrs. Kenniogton 1-6, 6-4, 8-6. bat lieeu fitted tbroagboal with all W. T. Corfield beats Kingston TDodorn convenieoeet. .Mrs. Phipps and coles beat .Miss Ice Creain 4*6- 7-5. 6-5 We hare a fint-clats EogUtb lUl- Bannister beats Knox 6-2, 6-o. 31cDermot and Smithson 6*2, 6-3. Is now on Sale at Mrs. Itanl table. York beats Leggatt 6-4, 9-7. 3lrs Ha.ssel and Roweroft beat Hxvollunt fitbing and banting. .Mrs. Gibbons and Hayward 7-5, WINTER Roweroft beats Uundock6-i, 6*1. Smith’ Tea Rooms. Phone 6 Duncan. B. C. 5- 4- Third Round Semi-final Coles beats Stepney 6-1, 7-5. [Cowichan Merchants Block] 31rs. Phipps and Coles beat Capt EGOS McCallum beats Taylor 6-0. 6-3. Teaming Contracts and .Mrs. Sharp 1*6, 6-4.8-5. N. T. Corfield beats Bannister Mrs. Hasscl and Roweroft beat 6-2, 6*2. \\'ere you satisfied with your win­ 3Irs. Smurthwaite and Freeman 6-o J. B. GREEN Hauling Roweroft beat York 6-i, 6-1. ter egg-production last year? 3*6, 6-2. Clearing Semi final Final B. C. UNO Heavy Freighting Coles beats McCallum 7*5, 6*3. Mrs Phipps and Coles beat 3Irs SURVEYOR reams tor Hire. Some of our trap-nested N. T. Corfield beau Roweroft Hassell and Roweroft, 6-3, 6-3 6-1. 6-2. Mens Doubles JOHN EVANS, Jr. Final ist Round Offices in Duncan and Victoria. ?"ra?.'^?. DUNCAM, B. G- Rhode Island Red Pullets N. T. Corfield beaU Coles 3-6. a-6, Leggat and Crcsswell beat Tay ­ Te'jphone 104, Duncan Laid as many as 85 eggs during 6-3. 7-5. 6-0. lor and Fry 7-5, 4-6, 2*6. 2nd Round one hundred days commencing Oc­ Ladies Singles tober 1st. Power and Hayward, beat, Knox THE STEWART PURVER&ROBSON First Round and Stillwell 6-3, 6-2. PLASTCnCRS Think what this means at win­ Miss Palmer beat Mrs- York 4-6. Bannister and Trench beat Hoey Marble and Granite Ettablitbed fire yeort in Daneau ter prices. 6*2, 10-8, and Mason 6-3, 3-6. 6-3. , WORKS ESTLMATE8 gi%*en for riaiter and Cement work A few pullets from this stock Second Round Coles and Smurthwaite beat Hay We have a full line of Red for sale. Miss McDermot beat Mrs. Ken- ward and Capl. Sharp 7-5, 6-0. Granite and Marble Monuments nington 6-4. 6-3. McCullin and Koweroft beat and Crosses. Miss McDermot beat Mrs. Gfob- Leggat and Crcsswell 6*4, 6-1. C. W. SILLENCE All first-class Stock and Work­ ons 6-4. 6-3. Stepney and Fieeman beat Mc­ Photographer REPTON POULTRY FARM manship. DUNCAN Mrs. Knox beat Mrs. Bannister Rae and Wood 6*4. 6-a r. O. Bex 4* (Over Dru« Sisce) PImm 6o 6-1, 6-2. Corfield Bros, beat Finlayson and Write for Catalogue and Price Mrs. Gibbons beat Miss Palmer Capt. Garrard 6-1. 6-i. List 6-1 5-3- Burdock and Smithson won from Miss Leipman beat MLss Wiley Barkley by default. Samm & Cox NORIE BROS. 6-5, 6-2. Kingston and Corfield l>eat Gore- 1401 May and Ebert Streets Semi fiinal Langton Bros. 6-0. 6-i. P-0. Box 1343 Victoria. B.C. 3rd. Round Miss .McDermot beat -Mrs. Gibl^- Power and Hayward beat Ban­ ons 6-0. 6-1. nister and Trench 4-6, 6-4. 8-6. Record Breaking Miss Leipman beat Mrs. Knox Chemainus Motor Boat & McCnllum and Roweroft beat K-6. 7'S- Coles aud Smurthwaite 9-7, 6-8, Car Repair Works Leghorns Final 6- 4. EBKtnaors iMt MiebiBUU Miss .McDermot beat Miss Leip­ Corfield Bros, beat Stepney and Freeman 6-4. 6-2. Waterworkt and Lighting Plautt lottoUed man 6-0, 8-6. Kingston and Corfield beat Bun- AU kiodt of mechanical repelrt asder- stock for sale during token from clocke to traction eiiginee. dock and Smithson 6-8, 8-6, 6-4. Ladies Doubles Lanochet and BooU fur hire and tale. PORTRAITS August and First Round Final McCullum and Roweroft beat R. B. WALKED & SON Ranch Residence Miss Palmer and Miss Wiley September Power and Hayward 9-2,8-7. 1‘. O. U«< 124 Telephon. Xo. 16 Poultry Stock beat Mrs. York and Miss Julios Kingston and Corfield beat Cor­ CHEMAINUS, B. C. Eta, etc. 8-6. 6-3. field Bros 4-6, 6-2, 6-3. Prices Moderate Second Round Mrs. Phipps and Mrs. Kenning- The Right Rev. Dr. O’Hara, GEORGE T. MICHELL Cairnsmore Sl Bakery ton beat Mrs. Hoey and .Miss speaking at the Synod, Cashel, GENERAL MERCHANT HOME-MADE BREAD mnD Pressy 6-3. 6-i. emphasized the fact that the Hardware a Specialty. OOMFEOrtOHERr Mrs, Hassell and Mrs. Stilnell COWICHAN STATION political outlook in Ireland was ParntryaOnkammada toordaa beat Mrs Hcey and Miss Pressy full of anxiety. It might mean Wadding and Blnihday Oakaa 6- 2, 8 6. that great trials and losses were Phone X88 Tam Oakaa, Eta. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Medley before them, much strife and (iood. .hipped to any part of E. A Glenora Poultry Earm beat Mrs. Bannister and- COWICHAN STN. 3^ niilen from Duncan terrible burdens, or that God N. Railway, or delivered within SpeclaliJI^n* in S. C. White LcKhortii for m production. Latest methods of brcodinr aa 7- 5. 6-0. might avert what now seemed Sole Agent for E. G. Prior & Co radius of Duncan, Foundation stork of •08M Tivorows Urts housol la snail flocks on free ranee. Trap nesu aa asad at Maina Miss McDermot and hirs. Knox so threatening, and deliver them Agricultural Implements. E. POTTS. Pn •X perfme*' tal station. beat Mrs.-Gibbons and Miss Leip­ Breeding Sleek for sole this Month: from their fears. Many of all Y»lln«Hn...... fl.BI coBl.lIOoi.h man 3-6, 6*4, 9-7- creeds and classes, especially IWiwHiMHm...... those with stakes in the country, CITY BAKERY ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET FREE ON APPLICATION Semi final FISH! D. PLA5KBTT. Preprteter shared their anxiety as to the P.O.B..I J. AMSDBtS Mrs. Phipps and Mrs. Kenning- resolution in regard to coming Bakers and ConfectioDers ton beat Mrs. Hassell and Mrs. Try the Fiah Market, next door to Stilwell 6-4. 6-2. ■ legislation, and if it did take Mnrchie & Duncan’s for all kinds Home Made Bread place he feared that not only of fresh and cured fish. Why pat­ Pastry and Cakes made to order E. WEST & CO. Mrs McDermot and Mrs Knox beat Mrs Johnson and Mrs Medley would their church and religion ronize Chinamen when there are Wedding and Birthday DUNCAN FREIQHTINQ STABLE Cakes. 6-0. 6-x. suffer, but there would be a white men in the busines? serious set-back to the now P. O. Ba 14 Final Sltn II Himb BM, FROIT snEH FRONT STREET Pb«M 180 rapidly developing prosperity of Goods shipped promptly 5frs McDermot and Mrs Knox Ireland. Wm. J. Wriggleswortli, Prop. to any pomt oa £. & N. 94d: July Cl. 1913. THE COWICHAN LEADER

splendid bloom, and on each side Round the World of the narrow lanes, where the Phone C l P. 0. Box 93 Crofton Motor Boat and Repair Works banks were cut down, the ferns ). Hyde Parker acd L P. Foster, Proprietors were a sight. H. W. DICKIE (By E. B. McKay] On the 4th. the lieautiful white Mianus Enpnes Ailsa Craig Engines N finer Empress of Japan, steamed DUNCAN, B. C. Launches for sale and hire. We decided to run on to Yoko­ into the harliour. On going down Complete line of accessories stocked. hama as we had to arrange for to see about our cabins, we met S Launches should be overhauled now to save fuel, trouble our passages to Victoria and the Rev. Mr. Boulton from Vic­ and annoyance in the summer time. most of the boats were well filled toria, and had a long chat about WATERFRONTAGE Write to us for prices for overhauling and paintinir. at this season of the year with home. On the morning of the U We undertake all kinds of mechanical repair work. people going home to England 6th we went on board, and it was 1S4 acres with one-half mile waterfrontage. Two good creeks run through preperty. Excellent to spend the summer. So we just like being on hoard the R Princess Victoria. Everything beach. Good land. booked sleeping berths and took was C. P. R.—smart officers and Price S70.00 per acre rickshaws to the station, leaving seamen, dressed well and going on terms. A R. B, Anderson & Son by the 9.30 train. It was a fine about their duties in a workman­ ride from the hotel to the station like manner. Dr. Stewart was 6ii acres on Cowichan Bay. One acre cleared. the coolies making good time. the first friend we made, and as Good drinking water. N Sanitary Plumbers he had practiced on the Skeena During the day they gave a short Price $6,000 on terms. River, near Hasleton, we soon cry like "yip yip ” to warn ap­ found out mutual friends, and it C Fairbanks - Morse Engines and Pumps proaching riskshaws, but at was good to hear Vancouver A few choice waterfront lots on night the cry is changed to "ope Maple Bay Lorain Ranges news at first hand. The liner, E ope". The streets are well lit although 22 years old and on her and as every house is a shop 111th trip, is as good as ever, there is no want of large lan­ clean and smarL The boilers Phone 59 or 128 for Quick Repairs. have never been renewed, and terns and the tinkle tinkle of the Our Car Is at your Service. the main shaft bearings are Farm little glass bulbs hung outside those she left Barrow with in of every house to keep off evil 1892-such is British workman­ Seventy Dollars per Acre spirits make the streets very ship. Captain Hoperoft, R. N. 160 acres, 100 acres open meadow, balance mostly light R., is a fine, jolly sailor, and P.O. BOX 5 TELEPHONE 142 pleasant to ride through. The clearing: first class land. people like strangers and every' makes every one feel at home, McKay & Truesdale and is the best cure for sea sick­ S2000 cash, $1000 in six months, balance in four .vears time PLUMBIINQ one had a smile and a hand for ness, with his big jolly laugh with 6 iier cent, interest payable half yearly. H«atlns and Tlnamithlns us. The sleeping berths are well and cheery ‘good morning. ’ He Esr/mafes Given Duncan, B- C. arranged, the ladies having a is also a man to he reckoned cabin to themselves; some of the with when it comes to a 'scrap.' HICKEY & THWAITES cars are nrranged like tlie C.P.lt. Two striking firemen once a|>- PARKSVIULE, B. C. trains, others having the corri­ pi-oached him on the upper deck v.iih the intention of petting dor on the side, and bertlis ar­ square lor •ome fancied slight. ranged like a ship's cabin. Tbe He took l oth i,n at once, and trains make good lime. In the dro'.'e their luads together. They ; COIV10X DISTRICT morning it' was raining hard had to he assisted to the slclt- i and the train uas running liay. 'fliinl olheer Livei'.sleigh ’ Itad. some friends in the Kiwte- through a ra'her ro.igh hilly iiay country. a;id '.ve soon he- For. r;*iial.:-' ramlifn re clioiLv . country. We sa'.v Imig lines of came fast friends. ' and other I. ^ o. and water am! riv.r children going to sclieoi at about On the morning of Cue Clh of frontage in this diflriet. write to the eight o’clock, each with a large Ma.v, hefoie 12, our Pilot came oklost eslahlislieii real estate tirm. oiled silk umbrella ami u load of on hoard, ami we swung otil it.to iiooks under their arms. We the harlHJur opening in the; ijieak - water, and turned our ai-rived at the Yokoliama station AeclIs for E. u: N. Railv.-.ny Lands, See our Enclui. bailt Cycles at $32 up. Salicfaction lows tiorlh by west on our la.I guarantesd at - " - - D. R. HATTIE'S about 9 o'clock and took chairs long kg. It scon became clomiy Comox District to tlie Royal Hotel where we and mueh colder, and at noon of were made most welcome Iw tlie ih.e 7lh we lost sight of Japan, host. and hail nothing hut the broad Sole Agents for Station Subdivision on Yokohama is a modern city I’aeifio before us for the re- E. & N. Railway at niaimler of our trip. There was! witli a fine harbour, protected by a full list of passengers, several Courtenay, B.C. a fine breakwater, lai-ge ware­ of them naval men from China, OPERA HOUSE houses and docks, and is the port who had Ixcn so long in one DUINCAIV, - B. C. for Jeln, the present capital. The place that they were busy every will close down after streets are wider and the build­ day rubbing up their navigation ings of a more modern type than by taking the sun and working Saturday Night, Aug. 2 Kyoto. Some of the hanks ami out the ship's position. There BEADNELL & CALLIN ------until------shipping offices liavc largo and were sometime.s as many as si.v Comox and Courtenay. I., IJ. C. handsome buildings. The ‘Bund’ sextants in use on tlie hriilgc at Monday, September 1 is a fine street facing the ha;-- once. It was the intention to hour, and on it are many line ho­ take the northcni or sumiimr tels. etc. Theie is a very good run. hut a wireless message « as train service all over the city, received from a vessel 200 miles FARM LAND and as there were three British north of us stating that there Wt have 160 acre tract .nt Ih-ringimi w ilh alifflit 50 warships in port, the bluejack­ was quite a storm and thick fog. ets gave the town quite a home­ so the longer or southern route acres of the finest bottom land on it that can Iw cleared in a few weeks or can he used as it is for 1836 THE BANK OF 1913 like appearance. was taken, and we had fine, clear On the first morning of our cold weather, with a few days of grazing purposes. Balance of proiwrty is com­ stay here. I had to see to bag­ bright sun. The usual games posed of small swamps and Iter.ch land. Two gage, which was to be forward­ and pools on the run went on. A sides of property arc well fenced. ed by boat from Kobi, and to ar­ good deal of smoking and read­ Price SOO per acre. ing also, as it was too cold to he Brtili77 Years in Business.IM Capital and SurplusAmerica Over S7,C00,00a range about a passage to Victo­ Terms: — cash, balance in 1. 2 and 3 years. ria. I had a busy morning. The much on deck unless you were Maru boats to Victoria and Seat­ got up in a heavy overcoat The For the beoefit of those who live table and attention of stewards tle were all full, and I had bee-n Hayne & NVilkinson Bank out of town, we have arranged a plan told at Hong Kong that the Em­ and attendants were all that one by which you can do your banking by press of Japan, leaving on the 6tli could wish for. Real E^Mtate Asenta By Hail And mail quite as saittsfactorily as if yon May was full also. I went to the On the morning of the 14th or Station - McBride Junction PorkMville Save A Trip stood here at our counters. Come in good old C. P. R.. and managed 15th we caught a transmitted, and let ns explain the plan—or write to secure a deck cabin—one of message from some ship that the best on tbe boat, and having was in touch with the Vancouver To Town for the information. seen to this we were free to look Island Station. On the morning around the city. of the 17th of May. early, the cry THE GEM RESTAURANT Duncan Branch —A. W. Hanbam. Manager. Some of the shops are large of "Land, Ho!” was heard, and G. H. COULTER. Proprietor and well stocked. We took tram all shapes and makes of glasses Opposite K. of P. Hall Phone 145 and went round the town and were at once in use, and soon out McADAM MORUEY of the sea feg. loomed up the A rofjular Nlmrt unlcr l>ill ot tare scrvetl at ull hourn fn»iu 15c up ACCOUNTANTS. INSURANCE AND COLLECTION AGENTS down into the native quarter, ToUnko-* N«. 177 POST OFPICR BLOCK P. O. >o. 223 where every house is a shop. shores of Vancouver Island. We 35c DINNER FROM 12 TO 2 35^ Vmmamm. B. C. Here every article of native ware were just off Bonilla PL, and the First c!av» conk in charm* of kitchen. All*, rir« A,sur*nca Oo . Oeminlen is made—chairs, screens, brush­ dark pine trees, with the lighter At,wr*nc* Oe.. Hudson Meal tickel-* nt rate**. B«y Fir* ln,uranc« Oorim p*fl,. es, mats, fans, etc., etc. Some cedars and maples looked good of the native cloths were very to me. Then the sun came out Ggars Tobacco Confectionery fine, and the curios were both and the fog cleared away, and j beautiful and expensive. On the showed up the Olympians to the HALE, THORNTON & AMSOEN ESQUIMALT AND NANAIIVIO RAILWAY Sunday we went to the English south of us, and we were well church and had a sermon from a inside the Straits of Fuca. Soon XI.X 00«« TIMETABLE •i.o e. AUCTIONEERS Nu. 1 No. .1 No. 2 No. 4 young Missionary who had spent Sooke was passed. 1 was kept ».00 a.10. Victoria I2.i:> |N4.*, Box 234. DUNCAN. B. C. busy answering questions as to 10.30 1T.»M Koeutg* I'LM 17.25 most of his life in China, and if 11.10 i:.4'» l)am‘*ii PM.*, 16.41 he was giving facts, their life is Vancouver Island, and did my 12.07 ivr> Lnilj-atnilb 0.13 15..13 14.30 indeed a hard one. The houses best to satisfy everyone that it | 12.43 iy.2o Nauaimu S.33 E. HOBDAY. F.R.H.S. Train No. 1 Iraviue Danran 11.10, daily except Sauday Koe« throneb to of the foreigners are confined to was the only place I. had seen I Port Albenii, arrivinj: at 16.20. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND GARDEN DESIGNER Train learw Putt AlWrul fur Victuiia daily except Sooday at Il.tW a. is. a high peninsula to the north that was flt for a white man to i EatiM. utiiticGly Uid out in town or coontry. StnlT of UkUlod Girduun. east of the harbour, and the gar­ L. D. CiiETii.tu, Dittrict Pa*teD}rer Agent. Pbooe I7SS OIBoeo—413^14 Jono, Building. Fort StrMt. live in. Train leave* fur Co«i('lian Lake 10:16 Wedne*day. Saturday and Snnday dens were worth a trip to see. —returning leave* Co»icliaaLake 16:10 tame day. P. O. Box 1591 VICTORIA, B. C. All the flowering shrubs were in (To be Ointinued.) THE COWICHAN LEADER July 31.1913.

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J. Green Morley To uphold a reputation Bricklayer and for tone quality un­ Contractor Interesting Clippings From Contemporaries equalled: to build a All kin.li I.f Hrirk....rk uki'n liy contract or by the piano that has fixed the tiny. —Satisfaction Kuarimtocd. The World Over basic principles which Fireplaces a Specialty. are recognized by the world’s greatest artists All Order* PRO.MPTLY Executed. LL-CoI. D. W. Cameron of A sad sequel to the Boer War as the best and keep it Lochiel, commander of the third was revealed at an inquest at at a level impossible of battalion. Queen’s Own Cam­ Gelsmoor. near Ashby, Leicter- being approached by eron Highlandera, will leave on fhire, when a verdict of suicide others, is the HEINTZ­ an extended visit to Canada Aug ­ while insane was returned in the MAN & COMPANY ust 9. case of Wm. Cook, 37, a farmer. achievementthroughS tbt Island Building Company His sister said her brother fought years of existence. “ Mr. Albert Bruce-Joy the dis­ with theLeicestershire Yeomanry Buildtrt of JIrtItilc Bowes tinguished sculptor, is now at in the Boer War, and contracted GIDEON HICKS work on a large statue of Queen f ntcric and malarial fever. Since OntcRi and EtilnutM Pnrnlnbcd. Victoria, which is to be erected then he had delusions, and would The Foander of CsBede*sSteadsrd Pieae Piano Company in front of the parliament build­ in imagination go through some EDWIN G. SMITH. Manager ings at Victoria B. C.. the com­ of the terrible incidents in the Government St. Opposite Post Office, Victoria,B.C. mission having been given ty the war. He imagined that he was British Columbia Government. to be court-martialled and shot Vicforln Camivnl 'Week, Angnst 4 to 9, 1913 as a traitor, and he cut his throat The French department of with a broken piece of glass. haa been approached by Uruguay The Duncan Coal Depot urging the issue in Paris of a 5 One of the most important cases Our Post Office Block Duncan per cent gold loan to the amount in the King ’s Bench Division list of £4,400,000, according toastate- likely to be reached soon is that Children’s Let us show you that it is cheaper ment by the minister of finance “Adam v. Ward.” Plaintiff is to bum our COAL than wood, by in answer to a question in the Major W. A. Adam, formerly M. (tivinB us a trial order. chamber of deputies. The reply P. for Woolwich, and it is under­ Underwear to Uruguay was not favor­ stood that he is suing Col. Sir PHONE 101 able and the negotiations have Edward Ward. Permanent Under­ Balbriggan, Porus Knit and light been suspended but will be taken secretary of State for War, for weight wool mixtures: combination or NVe deliver free inside City Limits up again after the matter has alleged libel. Sir Edward Car- separate garmhnta: short or long been referred to the government son will appear for Major Adam, sleeves and knee length. and the Attorney-General, Sir Dragging her out of a chimney Rufus Isaacs, for Sir Edward in which she had hidden, the po­ Ward. lice arrested Miss Margaret Island Lumber Company Morrison and another young wo­ SAM SCOTT Limited Struck by lightning at a farm man sufragette who refused her at Irthington, Cumberland, a boy Boys ’ Clothes Specialist nsme, for an attempt to bum the Manufacturers of Lumber, Sash, named ‘rumbull was rendered residence of the late Sir John unconscious, but he has since re­ 736 Yates St. Opp. Gordon’s Victoria, B. C. Mouldings, etc., etc. Muir. Lord Provost The women covered. His hair was singed, were caught red handed. and the imprint of a fern was Lewis Ratz, a Hungarian, n ho found on his leg. Inside the When eleilina VICTORIA etnr nl Phone 79 DuHCaH, B. C. house the lighting tore the skirt­ was to be hanged several days AUo mi Cowichan Scholar A Co, AcenU. ing boards and the carpet, chairs ago for the murder of Charles The James Bay Hotel Bruggencote, a Dutchman, in were overthrown and their seats tom out, a window was smashed South Governneal Streot February, has been granted are- trial on the ground that he was and a coping-stone thrown to Magnificent Location — Four Blocks from Post Office. Capital Planing and Saw Mills Co. convicted on the evidence of an the ground. Three fowls snd a Excellent Cuisine. pig were killed by the lighting. ORCHARD AND COVERNMENT 8T8., VICTORIA, B. C. accomplice. A First-Class Hostelry run on Old Country Lines. Doors, Sashes snd Woodwork of All Kind* sod Ueslfns. Fir. Cedar Moderate Rates. and Spruce Laths, Shingles, Mouldings, Etc. The new Australian Min­ During the race for the Ladies FRED C. SMITH • • ■ . • Proprietor p.o.b«i363 lemon. QONNASON CO. Ltd. istry is constituted as follows: handicap at the Curragh, Proud Prime Minister, Mr. Cook: ’Trea­ Kitty, ridden by CapL O’Brien surer, Sir J. Forrest: Attorney- Butler, bolted from the course General, Mr. W. H. Irvine: Min- and galloped along the road for PHONE l«S P. O. BOX 136 isterof defence, Mr. E. D. Millen two miles to the town of New­ Per Pair bridge. Great excitement was Minister of external Affairs, Mr. CHAS. W. PITT P. M. Glynn: Minister of ’IVade caused in the town as the horse $2.00 GENERAL HAULAGE CONTRACTOR and Custom, Mr' L. E. Groom: and rider dashed through but lor MIro Stovewood for Mt Ingram Street Postmaster-GeneraL Mr. A. there was no accident, and the Wynne: Vice-President of the mare was pulled up on the road Executive Council, Mr. J. H. to Naas. M’CoM. At an inquest at Kilbum on M. W. THOMPSTONE The first international congress 13-months-old son of a butcher Pkotosnpber. Discii. 6. C. for the protection of childhood named Heal, of Bertie-road., All kiads of Photographic Work executed in the best manoer opened recently in Frussels. It Willesden, it was stated that the Sugar and Cream Set, as illustrated, crystal glasss, on which mother took the child to a trades­ AmaUur Photos Dovslepad, PHnUd and Cnlargod was attended by official delegates a pretty pattern is worked in silver. Come and get one from thirty five nations, who un­ men’s cricket match at Crickle- before they arc all gone. animously decided upon the crea- woed in which his father took part ing of an international office in The child was sitting in a peram­ bulator when it was struck cn the tl. N. • Brussels where the work of all Official nations in this connection will be head by a cricket ball batted by Kritttb (.‘ulamifia Lax»d Sorrej'or atwl CivU Enjriaeer centred. a player who was practising on Land, Mine and Timber Sorve)*?, etc. an adjoining ground. ’The child Carnival «*e l:!7 UI NCAX. B. C. The house of lords last week cried a few minutes, and after­ treated the Welsh disestablish­ wards seemed all right. It was ment bill exactly as it did the home apparently quite well when put rule bill. By a vote of 242 to 28 to bed the same evening, but was Badge the lords refused to gives second dead when the mother went to it VICTORIA, B. C. reading and adopted a motion de- the next morning. —A doctor at­ The above is an enlarged illustration of the Official Badge, Invilcs you to her [ dining to proceed with its con­ tributed death to hemorrhage on which is beautifully finished in colors, white, green and gold, sideration "until it bad been sub­ brain as a result of the blow from supplied and sold only by us. Pins, 50c; Buttons, SOc mitted to the judgement of the a ball, and the jury returned a FIRST ANNUAL CARNIVAL WEEK country. ’’ verdict of accidental death. Redfem & Son August 4”9, 1913 Who will be the next man in The question of the Channel ’Tunnel, which was so promin­ Tl>e Diomom/ SpechlaU Grand Street Paseants Firework Displays [India? Sir O’Moore Creagh ’s I term of service ends next year, ently before the mind of the 1211.1213 Douglas SL, Victoria, B. C EstoblUhed 1862 Fire Department Sports ! but it is possible, nay probable, people of this country a quarter Yacht Races Motor Boat Races Rowing Races that his retirement may be ex­ of a century ago, is again Canoe Races Swimming Races pected before then. He haa put brought to the front by the’'Daily Naval and Military Tournament in on the way to half a century ’s Graphic” in opening its coliunns Visitors International Track and Field Meet ■ work in India, and with his ad­ from day to day to expressions Daily Band Concerts Portland Elk’s Band vancing years a desire to lay har­ of opinion of various public men Musical Festival Victoria and Vancouver Bands ness aside is not unnatural. ’The upon the topic. Not the least To Victoria Illuminated Boat Processions most likely General to succeed interesting of the communications There is great satisfaction in going direct to a SL John Ambulance Demonstration H.M.S. New Zealand him seems to be Sir H. Smith- addressed to the ’’Graphic” on hotel where you know you will receive every Grand Masqueradg Carnival Saturday Night [Entire Week Dorrien who has seen a good the subject has been at the in­ comfort that is possible — where every atten­ tion is given — where cleanliness is observed Flower Show. Baseball. Cricket, Polo. Lacrosse, Bowling. deal of Indian service during the stance of the former editor of The Navy, Mr. John Leyland, in every corner — where the prices are most Golf and Tennis Tournaments time he was Adjutant-General there. He has since put in who in his own concise way ex­ reasonable. Special Rates on all Lines and Steamers: For Particulars apply Local Ticket Offices. splendid service at Aldershot and plains the objections set forth the Plain, and the step to the In­ by naval and military anthorities Such a Place is Pressmen’s Pow-Wow Insurance Congress dian command should not be un­ to the scheme in the result of a No Ticklers ______No Confetti expected. Rumour at the Plain discussion in 1883. In Mr. Ley- HOTEL RITZ land’s opinion the time is ripe to Write today to Hon.-Secretary RANDOLPH STUART for has already named him for India, again consider the pros and cons Victoria, R C Entry Forms. P. O. Box 131, Victoria, B. C. and in this case rumour seems worth backing. of the proposal. F«tSUMaailsC«D«o(0.ivls. FhewSSas July 31, 1913. THE COWICMAN LEAOER Condensed Advertiseinents CORRESPONDENCE Salt Spriiii;- Picnic (Continu***! frimi piigp 1.) FUR SALE-S. C. Wl.lta UkIiohi year- UnKlinK lienij tminifniteil 14 cotnn-olivecotnn oiii i m- yean «ithoot hil.rfMKlinj;: anrflateJ to I editor. I'l the full the iioim) fur a(]('C|Dnti‘ BOV ur^in io tlie i'r.tvit>«*e. $I.UOearli I CowCowichan Leader. tlifrucc, !*uch tliiit wlifu the tiim* iu Iota of 50. 91.25 lot* of 25. 9>-5't '|-k q; ariwpa, CenafU nutl Hiiti-h CnluinPin each fortroall Iota of (rood l.reeJera. ; Prevost’s (.‘wki and Cockereia (ruRi Mena with In Order to clear Up any mia- iu particular, will not Im> fountl want* ' understandi„,r that may exist in i»2, auH that h1k> mav U* able t«> I*, f. j3T I the minds of property owners of •‘land •thnaUlcr to y|iuuM«‘r with tuc TllK m xcAX l.lVE.sTO(.'K SAi.t> this city as to whv they are be- uthcr fU'cat overxeas Itoiuiuiona iu ‘0 vote on the amend- the (U'fcucc of the grentcat Empire the world has ever aecn.'' New Store »tuck in the Axrimihnral ilroatida, I mf? moncy OylaWS OR Augr. 9th, 1 l>aucan. R. C., on Hainrd j bcK leave to occupy a portion of The Hon. J. D llazeii one of 30th. at 2 |i. to. tleaaa make yoor eo triea iu gow time. J9l your spsce to 6tate the reasons ■ •’‘■"'"'■r Bonl<-u'« riaht hand mon. FUR SALE—IMaoo at .Maple Ray: l> why the Council have been com- * “ On MONDAY, Al’Ol'ST 4fli, we expect to open up in our right (irand—M'inklemaD: aame toneai pelted to take this step. 'Although I have only been witli Ueebateio. Selling berasae leaving for yoo a few dayn, I feel a<« much at fine new store in the Oddfellows’ Block. We will be pleased to have ScotlaDd: terma, if retinireil. to rea{ion. The money by-laws, as passed aible party. J. B. Noilaon. Duncan. jS9 by the people last year, bear in­ home in British Colombia at I do in you all come and inspect our new premises, which we think will com­ far away New Bnintwick, my native TU LOAN—$700 on fint mortgage: terest at the rate of 5 per cent pare favourably with any city store anywhere. ply RritUh Realty. Ltd. % per annum and the Municipal province” were hU opening remarks. FOR 8ALE-A Crand L'lilreraal Kauge. Bailding Loan By-law passed in Continuing he made stimo flattering | We realize that it is through the generous patronage of our many $26; apply Aaetioo Mart. jS6 references to our province and its[ March this year bears five and customers that we have been enabled to equip and stock this store, FUR SALE—Driving Mare. Standard one half per cent interest The undoubted possibiliticH. Then he bred: 8 .veart old: pertertlj fjotet: lingle and doable; apply N. A. Loggin, Phone debentures under the above by ­ tackled that subject on which he, and we hope to be able to repay them in part by giring them good K 82. j53 laws have been offered for sale in above all others, is competent to serN-ice. better goods and best prices. TO LET OR SELL-6 roomed hooae Canada, Great Britain and the speak. He sketched hriefiy the and two lots oppoeite Kokallah Station introduction of the bill down to tbe We will be showing so many new goods that we find it rather 1 1*9 milea from Duncan; apply Kok* United States, but without suc­ time when the Senate, directly io* •Uah Poet othce. B. C. j64 cess. According to advice re­ hard to specify them here, but we would like to draw your attention fiuoneed, as be laid, by Sit Wilfrid FOR SALE—2 Second hand Sewing Ma- ceived from various financialand to our large stock of Td novels which we have just received direct chinet; aeveral leoond band Cyclea; ap­ bond houses, the probability of Laurier, turned it down. ply Anction Mart. ]56 effectinir a sale of ‘he bonds on "It made my blood boil," ho said, from England and which we will sell on our opening week at the FOR SALE-Field Spaniel Pnppy Dog. "to see that gieat battleship, the 10 WMka oM. $7.60; apply Dightiton, a 5 per cent basis is practically special price of 20c each or 6 for $1.00. (Jowieban Bay. jyM nil, but if the rate of interest is gift of a mere handful of people, when we with oar eight millions have LOST—A lady ’i gr^ M length Sweater; raised to 6 per cent there is ev­ Seder pleaae retara to Miae Orr. Dun­ ery reason to believe that a mar­ nothing, comparatively speaking to can HoepitaL j66 ket can be found in the near fu­ signify our great loyalty towards our LOST—On Station Street, lady'a gun- King and Empire. metal chain hag, eootaining card ture. 7d Novels, - 20c Each and poree with araall inin of money. In view of the very thorouRh M r. Hazen spoke as one possessing Reward at Leader olHoe. jOO a thorough grasp of all the intri­ efforts on the part of the Coun­ or, Six for One Dollar FOR SALE—Smart, powerfol, S or 4 cil to dispose of tbe bonds in cacies of his department and was aeater .Motor Car. io exrell«nt eendi- much appreciated by all who heard tioD. raeenUy tboroogbly overhauled, their present status, it now ap­ new tyrea. A bargain fur uuick tale. pears that the only possibility of him. Apply Box 173, Dunean, I*. O. j61 Come and see us in our new home, remember that we will be procuring the money urgently Mr. F. H. Shephenl having ad* FOR SALE—Scotch terrier# $16.00 each dressed a few wordi, the meeting delighted just to show you over the store, and to hear any criticisms —alio laoDch ball and Trueewtt engine needed for improvements, is to OB Satnma lalaod, 8160: apply Bradley obtain authority to raise the rate broke up and tbe distinguished guests or suggestions that you may make, to the end that we may better Djme, Duncio. jS8 wended their way to the wharf of interest, and consequently the serve our customers than we have done in the past seven years. FOR SALE-Kow l»oat. 18 feet long. 43 amending by-laws will be sub­ where they buaided the S. 8. inch beam, with two pain 8| foot Quadra which conveyed them back! aproce oan: has been entered io four mitted to the electors on August racea: never been Iteaten; apply V. L. 9th. to Victoria. Kingaton, Duncan, nr T. A. Mood. Jr., Fotatoe races, novelty races, pipe Doocan; boat can be «eeo at Mr. Briefly stated the effect of a M'ood'a boat hooae at .Maple Bay. j37 non-sale of the bonds results as races etc were then the order of the day and tbe fan was kept up till the WANTED-Sitoation'ANTED—Situation aa bellhelp by domea- follows: tleated yoong woman; apply I. M. B. 1. Extensions to the Electric steamship ‘'Patricia” blew her warn­ e-o Loader olfiee. j40 ing whistle and in a very ihort time lighting system must be sus­ H. F. Prevost FOR RENT—3 abaeka in good order: 5 pended unless the necessary cap­ was on her way down the Harbour minutae from Poet Olfiee; apply to Per- back to the mainland. gneaon & Boyd,‘ Box 118. Phone 140. ital is available. Dnocan. 2. The purchase of the Water Bookseller and Stationer FOR BALE—Song 4 roomed honae, with Works System has been made by chicken hooae and large wood abed, agreement, and in order to com­ cloae to Station: priee 81850: 8360 will Local Markets handle and balance eaay; apply *N. O.’ plete purchase, the Council must Leader office. j44 have the money authorized by Wholesale Market Pricea LOST-At tbe Polo Ground. Koksilab. the Waterworks Loan By-law, heart shaped pearl brooch; finder pleaae and without it no improvements (Corrected to Tuesday July 29.) eonmnnicate with Miu. DooglM Grove# tVeetholme. j4l can be made. New pouiloea...... i',ic per lb. COWICHAN ABRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION 3. Tbe public school is now TO LET at Crofton, V. I., a eharming WasbiogtOD cabbage...... a tu i}ic under construction and has been modem bnogalow; large aitting room; per lb. l»ed rooma, bath room (fitted) kitchen proceeded with owing to the gen ­ with range, pantry, hot and eold wa­ New carrots...... 35c per doz. in ter. modem drainage; amall cottage, erous assistance from the Provin­ iheck, Urge bam and variona onthoUd- cial Government, and if the city ’s bucches—in sacks...... zc per lb. 1913 ioga: aU on 7 arrea ot cleared land: par- ticnlan from .Mra. Donglaa (;rove«. share of the cost is not made by Green aud wax beans...... 10 to iii Wevtbolrne. V. I j4°lsale of bonds the amount will per lb. TO KENT—Gocri four roomed hooae in have to be raised by a special Green peas...... to toper Ib. Ihinean: city water, aeptic Unk and tax. all modem conveniencea; apply Brittab New beets...... 40c per doz in; Realty. Ltd., $18 per month. j4« 4. Improvements to the bunches—in sacks...... aje per lb streets, authorized under the tVANTED in ainall oonntrv town, to Turnips...... 40c per doz. in | sell, or exchange for a good lady'a buai- Streets Loan By-law, have been FALL SHOW bunches, in sacks...1)4 toaeper lb. neaa. io N'ictona, with nett reveune of partly carried on by temporary 81tM) per month, and easily worked, Cauliflower...$1 7,4 toSa.ooperdoz. chicken farm, atore or conntrv hotel: advances from the Bank, which, for particnUri apply Miu UaU, Van- together with advances from the Hothouse cucumbers.... S> to $1.25 coover lalaod Employment Agency, per doz September 19th and 20th 1323 Donglaa .'«t., victorU. same source on account of Elec­ tric lighting and Walerworka Head lettuce...... 50 to 7zc per doz. FOR SALE—One dark grey tilty, 3 1-2 California onions..a to a)^c per Ib. yeart, uniet and partly broken, ahont purchase, will require to be re­ 1250 lbs. Priee. 8225. Brooke Mll- paid at an early date Australiin onions ...3i to 3Scperlh. kinaoQ. MiU Bay, Cobble Hill. 5. The Municipal Site is Old potatoes...... $15 per ton. The Catalogue and Prize List is now in the hands of the printer PUR KENT—Fomiabed bouae, aitoated awaiting purchase according to Rhubarb...... aj-j to 3c per lb. near Qnamiebao I^ke; dining room, spinach...... 4 to 5c per lb. aitting room, kitchen and paotrv*. three the terms of the Municipal Baild- and will be issued shortly. bed rooma: apply John E. Hall, Real ing By-law and by agreement Hothouse tomatoe.s...... $2.50 to $3 Estate and Inaormnee. al27 per crate. with the Creamery Association. ACREAGE ON EASY TERMS—5ritb- From the foregoing tbe impera­ The 1913 Show promises to be BETTER THAN EVER. Fruit in i .nile of city Urniu. High School tive necessity of passing the and Public Scboi t ence for tbe eole of lif|Uor by retail apon painted and bung, with other I7>ic pet Ib. tbe premiiee known oa The Mill Bay Ho- portraits, in the Maison Dieu Local fresh eggs.. .35 p doz. t«I, iitnate at MUl Bay apon tbe loode Hall, that a stained glass win­ Eastern eggs ...... 30c FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Sept. 19th and 20th daerribed oa Lou 9, 10, 11, Block H., Holahat Beoeb, Snb-Divirion. dow should be placed in the Con­ Butter N. Z,...... 35c. Doted tbie 25ib day of Jnly 1913. naught Hall, and that a memorial Cowichan Creamery ...... 44c. (Entries Close Sept. 16th) FRANCIS L. OTTER, tablet sbouid be erected in SL Eastern Township...... 3i|c per lb. AppUeonL Mary's church. Lard...... ia}4 to 14c per lb. THE COWICHAN LEADEP July 31. 191.^ Hillbank and Shawnigan Lake re­ J.H.WUttomc&Co. DISTRICT NEWS sulted in a draw, while the Tug- of-War (eight to a side) resulted P. O. BOX 72 PHONE 25 DUNCAN, V. I. COBBLE HILL in a win for the Shawnigan Lake -Many lce:.l residents took in Team. the Reitatta and Dance at Shaw- Quite a feature of the Regatta niyan Lake last Saturday. was the number of motor-cars Real Estate, Insurance which brought visitors to the and The Post office has been moved Lake. nearer to fhe Hotel in order to In the evening there was the Financial Agents make r s>m for the new office, Annual Regatta dance at which Knox Brothers which, we understand, will be a about four hundred people were combination of the Byzantine present. The music was pro'-ided and Renaissance style of arch- by some of the members of the Sites for Campers! tecture. and we will hope, a little band which played during the cooler in the dog days. afternoon. High Grade Building ,M.\ri i; n\N — I’ruTitn^e mill wilirr lot* .Major Sedgwick spent the During the evening the prizes uut^;;e on Oldham. and received a great deal of ad­ miration, were presented to the Material asitOKNi: l:.\v —Si..«u NUnJa; euli We hear that a new road is to fortunate winners'by Mrs. Gor- i-uDUitiin;; a acret. be made immediately, between don Hunter in her usual gracious CUWRHAN I:AV — Keairoveii. ing, along the East side of the The Tombola prizes were also Five acre*. .Section 5, Ranite a. railway. drawn and these included many 2 1-3 Acre*, with reai; a aonmer hone theae Under the most favourable con­ the various committees which are worth iDveaiigatiiUt. ditions the Eighth Annual Re­ had the arrangements in hand. gatta of the Shawnigan lAke Special n ention should be made Athletic Association took place of the energetic Secretary-Treas ­ MortgaKes and Inveatments. at the Lake on Saturday last the urer Mr. G. R. Adairs and Mrs. White's English Cement 26th inst Houses To Let Adams who worked so hard to Lime Perfect weather favoured the ensure the enjoyment of every ­ proceedings and probably a larg­ one present They are to be Fire Brick, Fire Clay $20,000.00 to LMi 01 Mortiwi. er number of spectators than at heartily congratulated upon the any other previous Regatta wit­ result of their efforts:- nessed the various events. The following is the personnel Pressed Brick and Common Brick The Lake was dotted with num- of the committees:- PMBERTON &S0N erous launches and pleasure boats Building Papers and Roofing whilst many hundreds of people General Committee; REAL ESTATE watched the Regatta from the Chairman: Mr. F. T. Elford. Builders’ Hardware shore. Vice-Chairman: Mr. S. J. Heald.: FINANCIAL During the afternoon a twenty- Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. G. R. AND piece brass band, provided by Adams. Shawnigan Lake. Vic­ We are sole agents for Hall’s Sanitary Distemper and Langmuir ’s Shingle Stains GENERAL AGENTS the Silver Spring Brewery Com­ toria:- H. Skucc, Secretary J. B. i pany played selections of popular A. A. Messrs. G. Koenig; H. 1 music beneath the trees near Koenig; W. R. Elford W. E. i FIVE ACRES Koenig's Hotel and teas and Wheelei; E. M. Walbank; C. j light refreshments were served Morris; G. Tsggart; W. Bell; W. WATERFRONT in the Hall. H. Wilson; R. Rogers: W. Dyson; The various events were car­ A. Peden; L. O'Bryan; H. Hawk­ Knox Bros., Duncan ried out in a very satisfactory ing; C. Lauchlin; H. H. Maloney; On Cowiclian Bay! manner and the results were as Pool; D. O'Sullivan: F. W. Witli New 12 Roomed Home. follows:- Thomas; H. J. Austin; H. May ­ nard; R. D. Finlayson. Tuerday. Thursday and Saturday and in April and May, 1913, it was Watcr Events Tlii' la»u«- i' with iiVKh'i'ii Owing to the length of the the launch leaves Ganges at 12 Trade Returns 94,698,:86. Single Scull pleasure boats for pluiiibiiii;, acvt\iouo liiclitiii:; m uvery Programme the Four-Oared Lap­ noon, calling in at Fulford if re­ Dutiable and Free Goods. the Alex. Peden Challenge Cup. quired. The run takes approx­ ro<»in, i-tc. streak for the Wilkerson Perpe­ Imports iu May, 191a, excluding Won by the present holder, P. tual Cup and the Single Scull imately about hours and con­ Tilt* 0 acra jilot UnliiiMHt frccfnmi Increase in all Depart ­ iron and bullion, were ♦53,780,749, Barry. (Ladies’ Pleasure Boats) (IsL necting with the B. C. Electric rorlc, niHt gfiitly iht* wati-r: and in May. 1913, were ♦60.514,- Four Oared Lapstreak, three Prize presented by Mrs. Koenig: at Deep Cove, the trip to Victoria ments von' litth' of thf tiiiilHT Imn 1>'>cn ro a»4. Of these ♦40.ta0.651 were ladies and one gentleman, won 2nd Prize Medal by S. L. A. A.) can now easily be accomplished noVfre«rnt iMhlrra*: 3. old won by Frank AdamA Alexander of Duncan. me whol^f the'ground floor T' has announced his intention of Buliool nmi diil« of rcaiilciwe tlivrc: I, Single scull pleasure boats, and first floor are complete, the *f ’’ present un*ap«tiou. beginning action against the girls under IK Won by Miss bedrooms being large and airy, Mmes de- A copy of llie roii«tltatiun nm| hylawti present Duke to obtain the' of tl e Atosot^Utiun will ttai to every Hawking. with hot and cold water in each SALT SPRING ISLAND money, which, with ordinary old pnldir wrhool 1*0)' w ho U Dot already Double scull pleasure boats, a tneinitor thereof. There was .n increase in fisher- interest, now amounts to about won by Miss Hawking and Mar- Mr. Shepherd member for the It it liu|>rd that all may join ao that a ** ■ , ies from ♦759,884 to ♦995,709 while £2.4(». complete re;ri«ter ot uM pohlie Nchoeol>taui»l. Double scull pleasure boats, Parliament paid a flying visit to Oh Saturday last Mr. Taylor Old memlter* who have not done *o are boy and girl under 16. won by the Island, spending the night rei|ueatni to iiuiifytho tofreiary any No new light has been shed on eban^re of addreit. by Miss Baird and Cooper. with Mr. Frank Scott rf^e 'Server" showing is somewhat different, the mysterious disappearance of Addreaa to the Secretary. \. It. .Sher­ Association and the resources of h Land Events. Mr A Taylor, the wife of the exports of domestic products in Building Inspector William Neve, wood. Box I2. Vi<*t«iriii. II.l'. the restaurant were taxed to Relay Race won by J. B. A. A. proprietor of the Hotel Ganges April and May, 1913, being ?49,- of South Vancouver, and the their uttermost, but the large Team (H. Beasley, T. Winsby, S. and son have arrived during the , 000,751 as against ♦47,020,006 in theory is now quite commonly Pboac 107 Box 7 Winsby and F. Synder.) week and have taken up their dming room, by means of re- the same months in .9... Only one held that he has left the country, 100 yards handicap, open, won residence in a beautiful suite of l.,ys.wassb!etoaccomodatethem .^own in agricuLure: it though no reason for such action byS. Winsby, second Carroll. rooms overlooking the Harbour. has yet come to light It is stated R. A. WICKS ■ihs that the missing man was in the (H. Beasley did not enter.) Several meetings have been Real Estate, etc. 220 yards handicap, won by S. availablefor private and other ,58.,- habit of carrying very little held lately in connection with danees at reasonable rateA I037: miaes from $6,851,386 to money, about fifty dollarA in his Ouncan, B. C. Winsby. our new dramatic club, more es­ Half-mile handicap, open, won The American plan is to be ♦6.973.024: foresu from I4-363.854 pocket The building inspector’s pecially to decide on w^t is to be TEN ACRES land (overlooking son) adopted, the charges being from ♦4.9C9.*87» animals and their duties are being attend^ to by by W. Freeman. staged next October. All those good neighbourhood; 1100 per acre 100 yards. Club members only, Mr. A. E. Street the assistant desirous of joining the club are $2)4 upwards. produett from $3,487,895 to only, won by D. McGary. ;♦4.070,587. building inspector. asked to communi.cate with the The formal opening and In-1 A feature of the trade this year IMPROVED FARM (53 acroo) aouie High jump, open, won by secretary. A nominal annual apleodid bottom land, 9130 per Dooey. subscripton is charged. flpection is to take place on ph-; “ th« “onnt ol foreign Long jump, open, won by Hal more. Beasley. The ferry boat service with T. W. DOWD COWICHAN BAY (waterfront) One mile handicap, open, won Deep Bay, situated at the north ing there wiU be a public dance m ^ $1,648,588. and Contractor for all kinds of Cement acma, I aero cleared; boose, good by W. Freeman. of the Saanich Peninsula has now the Agricultural Hall with re- ui May, 1913.13,120,9.8. In April and Concrete Work water and good tenna. The football match between commenced to run, and every fresbments served in the Hotel and May 1912, it was ♦5.951,939, OUNUII, B. a s28